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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. November 2.-Cntton qnict and
steady: uplands, l1sc.: Orleans, &c. sales. AZ.
bales net receipts of the week, 10 Dalcs: gross
ISL bales Eres baIes snlss
bales stock-actual, 1920 bales; Flour without de
cid:d change, with moderate trade, maluly IN Guy
Mills extra closing quiet; southern -four unchanged
Wheat without decided change: business mainly
speculative. Corn NC. lower: business mainly spec
dull Coffee quiet Sugar dull, lower, and nomina
at Those. for fair to good refining: refined quiet
9l4@9Ac. for standard 4: Molasses In moderate
Taliow scarcely so firm ut 7,4@7 Lice. Rosn nm.
Unsettled. and lower mess, &l4.25@sl4.4O. Lard
sse5. Whiskey quiet at s1.oo!s. Freights with
o"' e'''Ds'' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE November 2-Flour duh and I'M.
changed. Southern wheat dull and lower; western
Ssi4 20 amber. SI4oas147; No. western win
ter red. spot and November, s LIS; December
No spot $50 Southern s ar, corn IoS stealy
steady stead; Provisions quiet Pork, sl4.75@sl5 Ba-
s@ snd heary 5j 5bs, isscm 90 Whisky rn
t3l.l1. Sugar lower ut 9cS
CINCINNATI.
CrScINSATI, November 2..Flour quiet AMI I'M
changed. Wheat dull: red, S1.1SQSl.23. Corn
dull and lower; old, 44@45c. new, 34@35c. Oats
si325 bid. Lard dull: steam, sS.l0@3s. l2a
kettle, $3.50 1925. Bnlk-neats !ulGt packed
lots shoulders, SIS short ribs 1925; all Is days
salt, Bacon scarce and firm; short clear, 94c
Whiskey active aud firm at Sl.O7. Butter steady
and unchanged. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Hogs
steady and firm: receipts, 1854 head; shipments
1853 head.
LOUISVILLE. November 2.-Markcts unchanged
'erS '' '"2 o''nS' ST. LOUIS. E :
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Flour dull aud tending
downward; very little doing. Wheat unsettled; y o.
red fall s2 No prdinSEa sgs c9 oals ed da
No. 2, 25a@55Hc Rye firm; 54c; bid. Ba 9 sS
steady and unchanged. Pork 4niet jobb!ng. ~ :6o
@sisaSS Lard d ana and
Tie steady Hogs easier. Sheep steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November 2.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
active and unsettled; No. spring, s!.oS NO.
spring, 81. O6 cash. 81 OK December: No3 spring
si.o3. Corn dull and weak at @457sc. cash,
41Ic. December. Oats in good demand ut 25c cash;
"a SC. November and December: Rye steasy amS
9pshsREgeeD e rGFf aa sn2S5Ss5
Lard quiet aud steady Bulk-meats steady anu "t'
Recepts: Flour, IL. 900 barrels wheat. 1o3 coo
bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels: oats, 42U0S
bushels; rye, 1900 bushels: barley. 34,00.
bushels. shipments Flour $4,000 barrels; wheat sa
900 bushels; rye, 415 bushels; barley, 14,OOo
1Tneon srsr at c6 s1o 1sas
and &c lower. Oats steady and unchanged. Pork
irne ts. and 3Xc. higher. Lard 2'.c. higher.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK, November 2.-Cotton-Nct receipts
500 bales; gross, 1921 bales Futures closed nrn
December SlO.9O@S10.9l: January, sl0;9SM
S Kill ssmfi..ssSsil.ss; May, Sii5S; june
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THE WHIsKEY-REGIsTER IN CULPEPER.-
The Mofiett whlskcy-regsters were placed
in the bar-roomS and retail stores in Cul-
per on the 18th OF October, and began ope-
rations Monday morning, the 18th. During
the first two weeks, which closed last Sat-
urday, the amount Of revenue accrued to
the State from their use was:
$3.50 alcoholic drinks at 2!z cents.......s20 so
1888 malt drinks al = ccnt............ 2G 26
At this rate the tax in CuIpeper would
amount to $6,712.0S. 1t will be remember
ed, however, that this time included Fair
week and Barnum's show, which, OF course,
gave much larger amount OF ''liquida-
ton" than usual. Assuming that the
amount was three times what would be
drank ordinarily (Which is liberal rcduc-
ton). the revenue paid by the whiskey-
drinkers in the town Of Culpeper would
amount to S2,35G.04.-a pretty heavy con-
tribution toward the honor OF the State for
an unpretentious little town, certainly
Culpeper Observer.
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uaw,,EsNrEnnsaiENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 2, 1877.



Schooner E. II. Briggs, Vent, New York, salt
Schooner q. ii. Atwood. Gardner, SO days from
Bs sssocn s Edae %sise inc salt rnsan
al schooneT ~ Richards. Masburs, Orient, L.
Schooner Hattie E. Cites, Bremen, New York
salt, Davenport Morris: w. r.,. s,,.
scbopn.rJ. s. WINS Ingersoll, Philadelphia COAL
Richmond and Danvilic Railroad Company.
Schooner An.hea Godfrey, Price, A'oany' 'umoer
schooner r'' Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia
Schooner u. Fl. Ingraham, Remission, Rockland
llme- r. Wendcnburg.
SAILED. -
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen 4 Co., agents;
Steamer j. W. Everman. Platt, Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, VIZ Porter agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, NoIIoik, unhGe
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. D.
Steamer Hampton, Schermerhorn, Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Perth Amboy, pig
iron and railroad-ties, Currie 4 Co.
coal. Currie Co. ..-.
Schooner John \: Parker, o"t'ep, Philadelphia
Schooner j. G. Berkele. sanderson, Philadelphia
gr:nite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner George G. a. Traycrs, Mitchell, Wash
ington coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner FLYING Scud, Me.kins, Alexandria pia
James river, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York October 3lst, brig Helen NJ
From rom Boston October soth, schooner Nary E
From New York October slst schooner j. Bird
' From Portland October so,h, schooner Tenncs'
MEMORANDA.
Bark Rialto (Br.). Linden. from Richmond ar
rived at Rio de Janeiro October 2Sth. (Thc cap
tain's wife died on the PASSAGE
Schooner Jamca Martin, Brown, from hlchihohu
at Boston October LIST.
Schooner Annie Lee, Look, from Richmond, al
Schooner Clara NJ. Goodman, Colbirn, from Rich
mond, at Philadelphia October 3lst.
Schooner Vrate Sharp, was loading AZ ne" orh
Schooner Addie E. Snow, Lord, from Windsor. y
S., for Richmond, at Vineyard Haven October 29th
mond for Boston. and Minnie W. Griffin. Stocking,
from Richmond for New Haven, NJ Ne" YORK oc'o'
DISASTERS IN OCTOBER.
The number OF vessels belonging to or bound 10 OF
from ports In the United States reported totally lost
during the past month is 80, OF which IL were
sion, founder.d d, and Is missing The list com.
prises steamers: ship, 13 banks, 2 brigs anu III
Schooncrs. and their total value. exclusive OF car
goes, is estimated 1T 100000.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, November 2.-PasScd In for Balti-
more Banks Exile, from Savannah; Yamoyden
Rio: Lcnpa, Genoa: Mary, Dublin Lapluta, Cape
Coast: Castle Ilerries, Rio; Norwegian bark, I'M
known.
BUOY OFF CAFE IIATTERAS.
WASHINGTON. November 2.-An automatic sig,
na-buoy has been placed of Cape tiatteras In II
flthoms of water-Cape Ilatteras light bearing
northwest by north. distant about twelve miles The
buoy Is painted black and white III perpendicular
stripes. and occupies the position OF the buoy which
disappeared from its moornss early in the month OF
October.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

FUTURE COURSE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
PARIS. November 2.-Victor Hugo's Or
gan, the Nappel, says: ''Many Republican
senator's and deputies have arrived. Al
though no formal meetings have yet been
held, there have been frequent consulta-
tions between them. From these some gen.
eral deductions may be made concerning
the intentions Of the Republicans, and the
course OF events may, to certain extent,
be predicted. There have been no negotia-
tions or oyertures for compromise with
the men OF the 10th of May. No member
of the Left has been approached with this
object by any representative, more or less
direct, OF the Elyze. In conversation be-
tween members Of the Republican party
various contingencies have been discussed,
although, OF course, no resolution has yet
been taken. In the event OF Marshal Mac
Mahon's retirement from the presidency,
NJ. Grevey's candidacy will be unanimously
supported.
an. Greevey has allowed it to be under
stood that he would not shrink from any
duty or responsibility in the interest of the
Republican cause. Should the Marshal re-
tain his post with Republican ministry,
the unanimous opinion prevails that more
effective guarantees must be required than
in the case of the previous ministries. The
members OF the committees of the Left in
the late Chamber will meet on Monday to
resolve upon the course Of the party"
The Eastern War.
NrKHTAR's PosITION-THE GARRISON BEFORE
KARS. &C.
Apropos OF q Constantinople telegram
saving Mukhtar Pashas's position is critical,
the following are extracts from review OF
the Asiatic campaign in yesterdays Times,
from the pen OF Captain Norman, lately
correspondent with Mukhtar's army,
and expelled by the Turks for unfriendly
criticisms 49,
The Deyeboyun, the crest Of range two
thousand feet higher than the surrounding
plain. presents every facility for most de-
termined resistance. II Ghazi Mukhtar
can reach this in safety, and throw twenty
five thousand men into the very Formidable
works that, under the able direction OF MS
gallant Hungarian chief OF staff, General
Kohlnann, have been recently constructed,
Deyeboyun should defy a frontal attack
and at this season flank movement over
the mountains, eight to nine thousand fee'
above the sea, presents almost insurmount
able difficulties. AS to flank movement
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Georgia.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED DEFAULTEE.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November Wv. NJ.
Moore, United States deputy collector Tor
the Third district of Georgia, was arrested
to-day, charged with being defauter in
$4,000. Moore goes TO Savannah tonight,
and will give bond for his appearance.
APPLICATION TO PRACTICE LAW.
ATLANTA, GA, November 2.-Styles l..
Hutchins (colored), of Columbia, S. c.,
made application to the Supreme Court OF
Georgia for admission to practice to-day.
He presented Il certificate Of admission to
the bar OF South Carolina, certificate CT
the Chief Justice OF that State that he was
practicinS lawyer In good standing, and a
commission from Governor Hampton ap-
pointing him trial-iustice. The Court
told him it would admit him on the papers
as Il lawyer from South Carolina. but he
stated he desired to reside here. The Court
said the admission to the Supreme Court
here entitled him to no privileges in the
courts below, and advised him to apply to
the Superior Court.
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Fatal Accident.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

lrogrcs,,on3cnce of the Richmond Dispaich.j
DEYEURG. VA, October 20, 1877.
Mr. Thomas L. Mills. young man TWEEN
ty-Siy wears OF age. started from Clarksvillc
on saturday evening, riding colt. Having
ridden about three miles the colt became
fr.ful and threw him to the ground. lie
got M and went to the house Of MIR. Shad.
White. where he died Il few hours after
ward. Mr.. Mills was = worthy and highly
respectable young man. He was 4 member
Of the Baptist church in ClarkSyilc. His
funeral was preached by Rev. j. X. Tanek-
ncr and his remains inferred at the late
residence OF his father in Charlotte county,
", NJ. r. W.
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TRIAL OF THE LATE FEDERAL STATE OFFICERS.
COLUMBIA, November 2.-The trial Of Car
dozos clerk, Woodruff, was finished to-day.
His testimony, which is damaging to Car
dozo, shows conspiracy to defraud the
State. 1t was entered into by Cardozo and
officers Of the General Assembly. When
the prosecution closed its evidence direct
defendant Cardozo was sworn, and has been
on the witness-stand for several hours. His
denial of certain transactions, including the
mony. as other witnesses will be produced
to contradict him. The present indications
are that the trial will extend to next week.
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The Wind-storm Yesterday.

EFFECT OF THE WIND IN NEW YORK HARBoR.
NEW YORK, November AT noon to-day
the wind was blowing from the eastward,
and was uncommonly high. Pedestrians
on the streets were scarcely able to make
Roadway against it. Not sail OF any de-
scription was seen on either the North or
East rivers or the bay, the small craft OF
every description having sought shelter.
The force Of the wind may be understood
when the fact is stated that the ferry-boats
were at times scarcely able to move against
it. The wind is expected to be unusually
severe to-day and tonight on the North At
lantjc coast,
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TIE MoFFETr REGIsTER.-We present to
our readers the following report made by
our very efficient commissioner OF the revc-
nue., which will give an idea as to the pro-
bable working Of the Moffett register for
one month:
Alcoholic registers, 44,sG9 at % cents,
$1.121.72.
Malt registers, %, 7S5 at cent, Sl2S.93.
Total, S1,250.65.
This, although handsome exhibit, is not
q fair test, as the month Of October is pro-
baby the dulleSt month in the year, being
neither cold nor hot, when men drink most.
We understand that the dealers generally
register. Vrginian.
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ASTI-SILvEg REsoLUTIoN.-Ne,c York,
November 1.-The following resolution was
unanimously adopted by the Chamber OF
Commerce to-day:
Resotced, That Congress be requested to
refrain from any legislation for issuing
silver coin as legal money on private ac-
count and in unlimited amounts, but rather
to issue it only on Government account ut
its fair market value, in moderate and linn
tied amounts, in the discretion OF The Trea-
sury, as proper auxiliary OF gold coin for
the purposes OF commerce.
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California.

ARREST OF NEW YORK STOCK OPERATORS.
SAN Francisco, November 2.-Three
stock operators, named John Leighton, c.
II. Bornord, and William J. Potter, were
arrested here yesterday charged with con-
spiracy, on complaint of Henry S. TibEey,
in obtaining from Tibbey large sums OF
money by Misrepresentation, and by FORM
ing pool OF the stock OF the EXchequcr
Mining Company. In default OF 100000
bail each they were locked up.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

FLAGS AT HALF-MAsT IN. WASHINGTON IN
RESPECT TO SENATOR MoRTON's DEATH
THE ARMY BfLL-WINO-SToRM IN NEW
YoRK-ARREsT OF NETWORK STOCK OP-
ORATORS IN SAN FRANCISCO-THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THE NEW SILVER BILL
BURNING OF THE STEAMER BISMARCK AT
HER WHARF AT ST. LoUIs-WAR NEWS
FROM THE EAST-A NEGRO BURNED TO
DEATH BY A MOB IN ALABAMA, &C., &C.
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Alabama.

NEGRO FIESD TIED TO A STAKE AND BURNT.
COLUMBUS, GA, November 2.-Owcn
Wright (colored) who brutally outraged a
white lady a month ago near Crawford,
Ala, was to-day taken from the Jail at Leah.
Ala, by the people, who carried him TO the
woods and, it is said, burnt him. His vic
tim fully identified him.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

lNr. II. Il. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I will most checrfuily add
my testimony TO tue great number you
have already received in favor of your
great and good medicine FEGETINE,
for do not think enough can be said
In Its praise, for WAS troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease
Catarrh. and had such bad coughing
spells that 1t would seem as though
never could breathe any more, and
has cured me: and / do
feel TO thank God all the time that there
is so good a medicine rs FECETIEE;
and also think ii one Of the best medi-
,incS for coughs and weak. sinking feel
Ings at the stomach, and advise every
body to take the FEGET1NE, fer can
assure them il is one of the best medi-
ciucs that ever was.
Mrs. l.. GORE,
cor. Magazine aud Walnut streets.
Cambridge, Mass.
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commissioner of the revenue made his first
Official inspection, and ascertaineds hat the
WELD OF revenue to the Commonwealth fol
the month would amount to about $500 only
Norfolk Day. Booh.
Judge Guigon does not live in Norfolk.
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Missouri.
STEAMBOAT BURNE

~. STEAMBOAT BURNED.
ST. Louis, November 2.-The steamer
Bismarck was burned at her wharf to-day.
Value. $4,000; insurance, So, QO0-in Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: suprrtiuc. $5.30Ms5.73: extra SUI
nertiun So y5@S6. 80: common family. S7Ms7.50
Fancy family and City Mills, $S@SS.25. ard very
dull
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the use of the army for political purposes
was omitted as unnecessary, and the esti-
mates Of the War Office are reduced by five
millions.
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FINANCIAL.
By Telegraph.
NEJU WORK

NEW YORh.
new YORK, November 2.-Goid opened at 1U2'l
N0on.- Money Oh call steady at per cent. Stcr-
ling quiet ut 49,. Gold heavy at 1o2S. Govern
lnunts steady. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 2.-Tireinia G's. old, 30
deferred, 53s: Virginia consolidated GIN: second &C.
RIGS. 43. North Carolina 6'S, old IL: ncw.7. BIC
Today.
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SEGETFNE.
" l. G L I I y f.
PCRIFIES THE BLOOD.
WHOLE SYSTEM.

IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTERA
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND DIURETIC.
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STEEL PENS.
nF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFAC-
" TURE, and Justly celebrated for Elastlclty, Da'
rability. and Eyenncss Of Point. In is numbers
THE sPENCERIAN.
STEEL PENS.
Varieties suited to every style OF writing.
For sale by the Trade generally.
sample card, containing one each of the fifteen
numbers, by mail, on receipt OF 25c.3 ~. ).
IyIsoN, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.,
1913 and l40 Grand street, New York.
Ia 2.SRm
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HORSES. MULES, 30.

MULES. AND WAGONS FOR <,.,,.a
wi HTRE.-parties Wishing 10 HIRE EV
TEAMS for the winter. can secure them
BY addressing. VIZ wAptxc 6 SON.
Elk Hill post.ofhce,
no1.1w Goochland county, Va.
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND
APPETITE.

My daughter has received great bcne-
6t from the use OF VEGETINE. Her
declining health was u source Of great
anxiety to all her friends. A few bot
ties of VEGETINE restored her health,
strength, and appetite.
n. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears building,
Boston, Mass.
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EDUCATIONAL.

old DOMINION BUSINESS COL
" LEGE, NO. 1917 MAIN STREET.--ESTAIs-
LISIIED< 1S67.--DAY and NIGHT SESSIONS.
Students received ut any time.
Scholarship for COMMERCIAL and ENGLISH
STUDIES, $50.
For particulars, address
sc 13-eod2m GEORGE d. NECOL.
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RE-EXHiBITED.

|. CoRN.-YeN2tc, $50 bushels
REMARKS.
Four thousand two hundred ard cisl'y-SX b1Is'
els of wheat offered, and only 1926 bushels sold
Some of the mills were not buying 1T sale, TIC
highest price paid for prime Fultz and very Eoo'
Lancaster being S1.45. Nothing done In common
Oats in moderate demand and steady.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CuARLESTOwN. MASS.

CIIANLESIUWN; uIAso'
II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-This Is to certify that
have used your "Blood Preparation y ;
il my family for several years, and
think that for Scrofula or Cankerous
IIumors, or Rheumatic affections, II
,annot be eNcelled: and as Il bloOd-puri-
fier or spring medicine it is the best
hing have ever used, and l have used
almost everything. l can cbecrfully,
it to any one IN need OF
,lnh a medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. a. DINSAlORE,
No. 10 Russell street.
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BALTIsiOR f..
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November =, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 452 bushels. Red, 1854 bush
els.
CoRN.-1Fhite. Al bushels Iello'r. 800 bushels
Mired, so bushels.
OATS.-27S bushels.
POTAToES.-450 bushels.
FLOCR-Fami1y, 600 barrels.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY

WHEAT Fhite. sc bushels at $40. Rel, 46
bushels common Fultz at s1:20: 22 bushels com.
SI.35: rs bushels ut sl.4n: 10 bushels very
good Futz at s1.40: 102 bushels prime Eutz
nj Sl45; 22 bushels very good Lancaster ut
ST Al: $40 bushels very good Lancaster at S .45
100 bushels very good Fultz 1T $l.40 lG0 bushels
very good Fuliz ut Sl.42:.5 So bushels common
Fuliz nc 1928; II bushels Fultz IT $l.3S-total.
1926 bushels.
OATSA4 bushels winter mt SIC: 46 bushels
prime spring at 74c.: CO bushels prime winter at
4Oc.-total. 1872 bushels.
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We G f TT n E,
prepared by
H.R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vrCETISE IS SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS
[no 3-S&W2tl
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TEGETlNEI
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TT is A VALUABLE REMEDY.
SOUTH BOSTON, February z, 1870.
Mr.. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-I have taken several bot
Ties Of your VEGETINE, and am con-
yiuced 1t is valuable remedy for Dys..
pepsia, Kidney-Complaint, and general
of the system. :,
! can heartily recommend IL 10 all
suffering from The above complaints.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. MONROE PARKER.
Sc Athens street.
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RESPECT TO SENATOR NoRToS's DEATH-THE
MISREPRESENTATION ACT - PETITION PRE-
sENTEp BY MR.. HUTTON, OF VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-03

SERIOUS ACCIDENT--STRICKES WITH PARALY-
SIs-A LADY TERRIBLY TORN BY DoGs-THE
RADICALS NOT 70 NOMINATE A TICKET-THE
CONSERVATIVE COMMEMORATIVE DINwID-
DIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR SELLING
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-03

A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
N LOWEST SUMMER RATES. West Virgins
Block Sp!int COAL, Cumberland COAL, by the car
20 or In lots TO suit the trade, on accommodating
terms: Oak and Pine WOOD. All coal sold by
weight. and guaranteed 10 he OF the bes! quality.
WRIT ROBERTS,
jv2 corner seventeenth and Cary streets
4 NTHRACITE COAL-BEST QUAIL;
N TY-all sizes; SPLINT COAL for grates-none
better: FIRE-COKE COAL for steam and smith
iug-eauul to Cumberland coal; SOFT COKE. the
hest. Try my machine-prepared OAK and PINK
WUOD-better than hai.d-prepared; none cheaper.
For winter supplies my prices are unusually low.
=. II. DARLINGTON.
jy2 corner Seventeenth ana Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-03

WASHINGTON. November 2.-An automatic sig
nal-buoy has been placed off Cape flatteras In II
flthoms of water-CaDe llattera5 light hearing
northwest bv uor H. distant about twelve miles. The
buoy Is painted black and white i'll perpendicular
stripes and occupies the position OF the buoy which
disappeared from It's moorinss early IN the month OF
October.