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WANTED, FIVE COOKS AND ONE
w CHAMBERMAID for private families In New
York ana Brooklyn. All must come well recon-
mended. For such good wages viii be PAID. All Co
Iored. Apply ut once to ,.
J.P. JUSTIS, Employment Agent,
o.oS No 8 Fifteenth street.
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ARTISTS. ART CRITICS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY who visit the State Fair are respectfully
invited To examine my display Of PHOTOGRAPHS,
from miniature to life sizc in OIL water. and pastel
I have the largest and smallest plain PHOTOGRAPHS,
including groups and single figures, that have ever
been made or exhibited In this State. a-..
Those in want of frst-class work at moderate
prices have now the opportunity to examine and
compare my work with all other that may be on
exhibition. ....... NJ. j. PowEES.
photographer and Miniature-Paintcr,
|* s04 MaiH street, west Monroe Park.
FACTS FOR INEXPERIENCED BUYERS: -s
We have no baits
We have but one price.
We mark our goods in plain figures.
Every man buys on the same terms.
One price-C. o. y.
A. SAKS & Co.,
The Leading Clothers.
1913 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.


RICHMOND, October 80, 1877
NIOTICE.-In order to afford the officers
IN of the Banks an opportunity to VISIT Inc s'ate M
Fair ON THURSDAY. November l., 1871, the
Banks viii be closed Tor business on that tay anu
parties having business with them VIII please E,7e
their attention ou "Wednesday, October 81. Isnf.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KlCHMOSn,
AA'0A By :. 4. Glover, Cashier;
" nv John C. Williams, Cashier:
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA. .,.,
By J.. w. lockwood, Cashier;
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND. c..,,,.u.
j.. Is. Snead, Cashier;
.-'.'>t james Miller, Cashier;
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAYINGS
William A. jenkins, Cashier;
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
j. B. Morton. Cashier,
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,
BY W. u. Quares, CASHIER
RICHM OND BANKIkG.ANDr
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
BY Mann.S Quarles, Cashier
CITY BANK OF RICit3IOSD,
oc 3O-2r BY Edward Cohen. Cashier:
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FIFTY CENTS will buy pair OF good RUBBER
FRAME EYEGLASSES.
FIFTY CENTS win buy pair Of good STEEL
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IL you WISH YOUR TEETH PUT IN GOOD ORDER
call Oh DR.. c. A. MERCER, 7O3 Main street.
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ROBERT B. LYME, l2 81. commissioners sale OF
grist-mill ana land attached thereto In Henrtco
county near the new Central turnpike.
ROBERT b. LYME, Az p. NJ, commissioners sale
Of three framed tcnements on New Tor Twenty
frst) street between Short and Pleasant.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y A. NJ, confectioner1es,
glass Jars, showcases, cigars, &c.
f, r. COOK, for j. w. Dennis. corner Ninth and
Broad streets, ~ =. H., chromos, engrnvings,
&C.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HS- On all sales OF Re0t Estate made betaoeen
the lSt NJ January and last Of June the taEssJer
the present year haze To paid on the purchaser:
On nEl SaCss made bct1sen the lst Of Juiy and ldst
of the gear tie tazes hare to be paid 6y the ssiter.
This custom was adopted about iifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond ana AZ
plies to Richmond and vicinty.l
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FINE MALAGA GRAPES at PIzErsrs.

1cE.cnEAh and CAKE at P1zzINrs, so7 Broad
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DIRDs AND GOLD-FISH.-I hayeSf
IS trs, received fine lot OF German sinS-VE u
Ing cansriss aud Gedsa sdd n:S SIS ssss ta FsS
CInhes and Anuaria Prepared Mocking-R Bird fooo'
Canary Seed, Cottle fisl-Eones, sc: sold 6y
qe Hrand-Cutter and Seal -Engrasef;
No, Fourteenth street, Richmond, va.
&C 3o-lts
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| SIX DOLLARS Will buy a pair Of GOLD sPEcTA-
Giles OF EYEGLASSES at {. GENSET'S, OFT Main
street
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and are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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coRAI soRA!! soRA!n soRAi!.!

~ ,...,vss a, DEIARUE,s REsTAuRASTs
and 40 Fourteenth atreet, oppostte the E9enanSU
Hotel and Ballard House.
FIFTY DOZEN S0RA. =.
from the mxrsbcs OF the lower James r,ssrss nna,
anesS u Asu 's S't - oc au-Ats ~
, 1877-12-04
GERMANY.
An INyELNEHAULn CANNON.
CnrrkssAoAd<ac< london 3lme1,


DEaLIN, Nov. l4--An International Congress,
such as has rarely met In any country, let alone
Germany, assembled few days ago In the
Artillery Grounds at. Breietar, In Prussfau
Nhlueland. Agrecably to the Invitations sent
out By Herr ksupp, the famous gan-msuufac-
turer at Esseu, representatives Of the Psussian,
Russian, Austrian, Italian, brazilian, Belgian,
British, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, Dan.sh.
Argentine, japanese, aud Dutch Governments
appeared Gu the spot to witncss experiments In
anew lluc Of gunnerJ proposed By their sciep.
tile host. Some Ok tbs various Governments
enumerated sending more than ono officer, Tbs
total number OF tho gentlemen present amount
I'd to Afty-urc.
the experiments 10 which Herr KTupp &uul.
noned this military array wcre Intended to solyc
two problems which have long bat!ea the in
geuuity vt baIlisttc inrcntors-how to hx 4 gun
10 a. to tiispeuss with the nccesslty OF taking
aim after each separate discharge, aud how 70
protect gun ln permanent or temporary tosti-
heAtions 10 " to reuler It practically ipTulnes-
abtt. Either achievement has hitherto appeared
impossible. Herr krupp, by associ&tinx tho
two difficulties, separately iuku rtuouutalle. hxR
succeeded iu removing both.
The apparatus cmpioysd y very simple. Irun
plates aLout hall nirtTo thtck are put together
50 Is to form little hut, large enough to hold
gun an4 Runness. Aaaf and sidss
, 1877-12-04

HOUSE.
The members assembled ut 10 O'Clock and cx-
tended t!'c re.cts till !o:4s, when the senntc
resolution To jauri al II 30 WIS cuncurrrh in.
Dr. piI,1etl movc'l to euspcnd tbs rules Artl
pass tho bit authorizing prs,dtccrs Of tobncct'
to sell S1OO worth OF tue tamc Without paying
any tag; ReIesteimYeas, s,,, ~; nays. i@ -,
rnlcs, And n'lopt the resolution tnatrustinR tho
Military Committee to inquire Into tho e1pc-
tlcncy of mastering into the United statcs
service two regiments OF Texas mounted
Mexican and Inlilan frontier Of Texas. Kc.
1ecttl.
Nj. Knapp moved to suspend the rules aul
adOpt resolution declaring tftat the President,
to II 'p preteniei s anve1nents low m M IL SOUTH Carolina
and s.ouatat,a, and thereby According 10 their
people the right Of lota sctf-Government In ac-
cUrlancc with tho Constitution. has faithfully
performed h!s duty IN that behalf, and ia isstly
American rcople.
The yeas nnt! nays being ort.cred, Mr.. Congcr
moved tint the liulsc atjourn.
Nit. fairfield OIL llOpe w1 will not havu
my ls'ator5 'not1ons, but vote the resolution
Tho yeas and nays being taken upon Congcrts
mutton, tho titne was consumed until tho hour
liked upnn for The !lfal adjournment.
At lpon the Speaker called tie House to or
der, and the scroi,d session Of tho Forty.lltth
Congress was begun. .....
Roll caIl sllowe.l e,1 members present.
The usual committee was npuoantGl to Inform
tho President TINT Congress WINS In session, ansl
n short RECESS was tn}1cn, when t1le rlleasaGe wns
handed In at,d real, occupying one hnuF n.Nl
twenty-five minutes. Ncfcsrcd to tic Commit
leo Of the. Whole on thu State Of the Union.
Mr. Springer offered a resolution calling for
the correspondence with tl,u Ecnczuela,, iiov-
crcn,ent siuro the itft session If tho Forty
fourth Congress III relation to the Fenezueei,
mixed commission. Adopted.
, 1877-12-04
SUICIDE.
Tho Owner Of tho West wisconsin Ra! lway
IfmnKk Himself.

Tho Owner Of tho West wiacons,n sa. lway
IfnnRs Ifln,self.
Special EisDaich 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
Nav York, Dec. 1.-Tho body Of well.
dressed man was tound hanging In the storage
roou Of tho barn OF Enoch ureeuleaf, Ut New
Durham, N. j., on Sunday. 1t was suspended
from raftcr by two silk handkcrchcts
knotted together. Late OH Saturday
night A. II. Baldwin, formerly Vice
President Of Lie West Wisconsin
Railway, 0ayc notice that his father, D. A. Bnl-
win, Ind been missing siuco carly tllat nftcr.
noon. Thu young inan said that Ills father had
been Ill aud low.hpirlted, and that his friends
feared his mlud was Affected, A general
alar1n was sent to Ill tho sta.
tIons from tho central Office. Thc
body found at Now Durham wis Afterwards
found to be tlut Of the older Baldwin. llu was
a very slcl, isla.,. 1fo obtAiuc1 from tho United
States Government III 1851 tho grant
VI an Immense tract OF lahd in Wls-
c.tnsin, md, len years ago, ,lo built !lIa
West Wisconsin Railway, extending from Etroy,
Wis, u poIut un tho lne Ut tho Milwaukee y
81. Paul 1tailroasl, to Minneapolis. Ho held
anout a't tho stock Of this road, and waA rrcst.
dent OF tho Company. For two years past ho
has had llttfo business to atteuu to, except 1ono
dlsaErccu,cuts with the Chicago d Northwest
crl Company.
, 1877-12-04

ncrs have agreed upon their tleF"ns" In this
PERJURY business, AMI It Il such tnr ns wnahf
be expected Ut thrm. II IL alleged t,'st they
Will undertake. 10 prove tl1nt they ncyrr sworn
10 any Of tic statements male 10 tho insurance
Department. which statements arc nov admit
ted1y false. Tiny will. IL is alleged, ntscmrt to
throw the burden OF The crime on the various
Sotafles hcfuEc whom they apparently twore su
thu correctness Of these statentn,*. They will
nttcrnpt to pruvc that the Su.artts certified
that thcso individuals appeared tcforc them
aud swote, when, ~ reality, nothing Ut tho
sort ever occurred. lnas,n,icl as tieAc Sotartcs.
By confcs*tng to. any action. nf this kind
would put themselves In a rather unpleasant
position, II is not likely they will Eo on tho
Hal'd and testify in favor OF the defcntlnnts.
However, In tic answer to the Gmhing bill,
which Is on tlte IN the Court, tho defendants at
again sworc to tlic correctness Of these atatc-
insnts male TO tio insurance Department.
The tcslienony appears to he quite as atrnnE
as that on Which MI. Gaze, OF New furk, was
recently sent to States prisou. It would ba \
curious mutation In human affairs II Edwards
was returned as eonyiyt 10 the prison which
he orcu controlled NJ Warden.
, 1877-12-04

Tho officers OF tho Protection LNe-Insurance
Company, Messrs. Edwards. llilliard, Ryan. sna
Held, did not give hail yesterday oa the perjury
Indictment recently returned asllnst them.
The drst two were around tho building With
thcr boudsmeu, but owing to the interruption
Of business In Tue Criminal Court, or some
other cause, they did mot 60 beioro the Judge.
They will probably turn up to-day. Johu Reid
has not Jet appeared to give bail On tho drst ill.,
iicsment found against him. II IL habit Ut
the old gentleman to Eet sick when in trouble,
aud DO retired from this city u VIII County
about tho tmo the tlrst indictMeut va. &C.
turned turned According to one story, le = hiding at
that he Il dowa In AiastssIppi. wheru be has
alster. This Is the most likely yarn Of
the two. Il ho haA any idea
that hu Will 10 convicted, he
vii! not Da apt to turu up tn this ny ngaiu.
lie has considerable property, which Lc hal
turned ores to his wife. aud will bt xllc to Ays,
even II forced to abandon the country.
Its understood th4t Edwards and htA mart
, 1877-12-04
Scrvin on tho Point Of Joining
the Russians Against
Turkey.
They VIII Make a Diversion with Rus.
sian Assistance In the Turkish
Rear.
H. Dufanre Trying to Arrange Matters
Hatween MncMahon and the
Deputies.
Ho Finds tho President Stubborn and
Jealous Of His Prorogativea
TIE WAR.

RUSSIANS RnrureED.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Tlt Russians, on the 1Sth
and .0th nltimo, attempted to push on from
Etropol an1 seize the southern Junction Of the
roatlh from Orchanic and Etropol. but were re.
pulsed with heavy loss.
plEvNA.
LONDON, Dec. B.-Twenty-fonr Turks and
Bnlgaflans from plcvna camo Into tho Russian
headquarters an tho 18th, saying they had notl,-
Ing to cnt there.
All the eery!an militia have gono to tho from
tier. Prince Milan AMI the War Minister will
leave for headquarters on the 9th. The dcc1ara-
ton OF Independence will be made on the t1th
or 18th. Most uf tic inhabitants havc vacated
Negotln. A largo quantity Of ammunition has
been sent to The frontier.
w1rnbnAw1ad.
The TURKS arc withdrawing from tho Western
Dnlkan Passes upon Sofia.
THE MoHTENE0R1Ns.
f.oNnoS, Dec. IA special from T3udua says:
"TurkEsh troops arc reported to taYo dlscm-
barkcd at Dulclgno. tho citadel Of which waa
not taken, as previously reported"
A Berlin special tays the sfontcncgrina hnv-
Ing occupied Sfttarina. tho Austrian f1ovcrn.
mcnt has informed tho Cettin1e authorities that
they will not allow tise'n to hoist the Gag OF tho
Principally In tho strip of Turkish territory In
teEscctins }aimatla.
TURKEY AND ITALY.
VIENNA. Dec. 8-Tho bad feeling tctvccu
Turkey and italy grows out Of representations
by the Porto about 4 rutnered t1IIbustcrtng In
curslon into Albania. Italy assured tho Porto
that the ruinor wns groundlcss, but tho Porte
refuses to accept this dchtal There Is report
frnff1 RHINE ttlnt s,fitnr hr,,o ~,
drawn the attention Of Italy TO the subject. II
this be true, the Porte has succeeded in con.
vtncing others as we'll As itself TINT It's apprc-
tensions nro not altogether without founla-
ton.
HATlsPACTIoN DEMANDED.
VIENNA, Dec. 9.-M. Chrlst!cs, agent Of scr-
via at Constautlnoplc, has been Instructed to
demand satisfaction from the Porte for the con-
tinual violations OF the Servian frontier by tho
Turks.
sLANDHRous AND ABSURD.
NEW YonK, Dee. 8.-The following comes
from tic Turkish legation: "Au Item pub
lishe1 In tho Vienna Political Correspondence and
reproduced by other newspapers, stated that
after tho discovery Of thop plot at CunstRnttnoplo
about forty persons wcro etrapRlcd. A Minis
terlal circular dispatch declares that tho state
mcnt is standcrous md absurtl.''
GETTING NEADr.
say. proea 4 'A Milan nsTs styasa fGr M
m!lltia on Sunday. and e1hortcd them to do
thrir duty. Thu War Onlce ilas ordercti afl the
District Governors to ercrt hospitals. This
most probable !l pla,! 9t Operations 4 that den
tha Turks with two divisions. Gen. Gourko
bus promised to 6ond him {, 600 cavalry.
CRETE.
A correspondent at Athens Gays: According
n $Hat 1nff Il In nt1rff IN f1Hn%I
, 1877-12-04
RkIDING SAVAGFS.

psApwoop, u. l., Dec. a-slanJ rumors ara
In circulation about Indlan dcpscdattous on the
northern routes, but fsw eau bs traccd to reia-
bic sources. Ou Saturday stx men reached
Crook City suffering fsom exposure aud want
Of food+ They report that their camp OF Belle
Fourehe, about forty miles from thA city,
was attacked by band Of more
than 40 indians. TIE party kept tho
indiana at bay for soma tins, but wore finally
forced to abandon theIr calnp. leaving their
horscs, mules, camp egutpage, aud other prup-
crty, which was taken Gy the Indians: During
tho light three ludiaus Wets killed. No whites
weru injured.
A rrlnrt from smother soutce states that 4
band of lndiana visited MAildsn's Raurhe, at
Cheyenne CEossiax. Fort Pierre routu, aud run
oil Ill the stock.
A heavy lrail was discovered last week lead
lux across tue Blsula~k road. At the inter.
s4xltou tbs lnuluns lad placed crude sketcn
of an indian nild Nhtle MAn Eaternlslug, sur
mounted by three stars.
4 rancho on the sidney road, slx miles from
Crook Clty. Has ettAeked. tho Inmates eseaptny
, 1877-12-04


PARIS, Dcc. A-M. Dufauro hati a, hours tn-
trrycw With rrcs!dcat stacaiahon this morn.
Ink. Tho Temps says N. Dptaura l,as bcrn It,-
trusted with tho formation Of new Cabinet,
aud went this afternoon to Versailles to consult
Ills friends.
At meeting to-day Of tho Left Ccntrc, IL ap-
pcared in view Ut tho prolongation Of the crisis,
unanimously to be tue opinion at present to re-
fuse to voto the Budget.
MEDIATOR.
PARIS, Dec. 8.-Dufaure haa consented to act
"a Intermediary between tho Left and President
MncAfahon. lle has alrcady specified TO the
President tho concessions Which the Chamber
could reasonably demand, and tho President
has distinctly agreed to theIn. ". Dufauro Will
now ascertain from the majority tho precise
conditions 0n which Il would accept reconcilia-
tion, aud will Impress upon 1t tho necessity OF
moderation. It ls rrobahla that N. Dufaurea
consult atlons With the President led to tho re-.
port of tho 7sMM to+lay that Ae lal been sum
iuoncd 10 form d CabInck.
UNACCEPTABLE.
LONDON, Dec. 4-6 q. MA Paris correspontl-
ent tetcgraphs that lo has prlyatg Information
coulradtctinK French ncWspaEcr accounts Of the
interview between II. Dufaurs aini President
Macstal,on. lle says few days ago scnator
nuc,crc presented to the slarshal IN Informal
note asking him IA a satisfaction to The Le!t to
promise to prupoao q revision Ut the constitu-
ton 10 . Republican senaa. The Marznal sent
for II. bufause to tuf0FM him that thtscohdtiuu
was unacceptable. 81. Du(aure replied TINT tic
Left deatrel y guarantee against second dis
solution, and that nothing could be easlar than
10 find u guarantee which would not colupto-
mise tbs Presidents dignity.
The correspondent concludes: "Thc forego-
iue Ia Ill that occurred. Consequently there Ia
no GROUND for th!nkinS that thu temper OF the
Elysoe u chaugcl."
IT - 8I1htFiCANT
TINT tho acputation Of Puts merchants and
manufacturers who went 10 tho Eyseo on
Monday desiring to present an address to Presl.
dent s1acMAhon IN person weto received by
rcferrel them TO tbs Minister Of Comtnercs.
This dcputatIon retired. telling tho ado.ds-
camp to Inform HE President that they wc1c
the vanguard OF m imposing denomination
which numbered ,0O0 todny, baud would num-
Der i0,0D tomorrow aud l,o0Ooo tho next
day."
, 1877-12-04
DID TILDEN TAKE THE OATH?
Col. ", r. Felton Answers EvHstvc1y-
Mfr. Tlldon's Faith Said to Ito I'taned to

Col. ". r. relton Answers Evas've1y-
Mfr. Tlldon's Faith Said to Ito rtaned 10
1880,
Et.e TIort Tribune, nre.l.
Tho following statement by 4 Washington
correspondent OF tho Cincinnati Enquirer was
tho basts OF some Inquiries by q Tribune reporter
yeaterlay:
Tho rupture betwoon tbs Republicans and Prcsl-
to-day he would make prediction that within
fsuf nTnths ;a = ssmael j. T;aen would he rresitens
quaiidrd magistrate tu New York;
Tho reporter first Visited Wc!l-informed
Democrat, Nlo might bs aupposc1 to know II
anything OF the kiud had taken place, aud
:" Has If. Tl1dcu taken the Presidential oath
.'No;. nothing Of tho kind. About
The 4th Of March the sun.or prevailed
Ncw I Yosk, but know a that It a va. GH not done. e.
aIr. TilAsn tochn't propose to proceed In any
auvh way. Everybody almlts now that Hayes
election was fraud. The poople recognize
that htr. Tillen was wrnngfully deprived Of the
olllrc md the expectation Ia tlat ho win receive
from tho people In lssa what rlghtfully belongs
The reporter next Visited Col. W. T. Pslton,
York EieTatcd Hallway, No. ! broadway, Tho
interview may have been satisfactory to Col.
said:
has taken the Presidential oath Of ofticea''
Col. Pelton appeared 70 By = littlo surprised
at the question aud said, u What DO you mean p'
The reporter allowed him : newspaper SLIP
consaining tho above extract. which he rsad an;l
"The question wanted TO ask, Mr. pe!ton,
was whether sfs. Tildcn took the oath os Office
or nnti'
, 1877-12-04

An Interesting story comes from Arizona
kellogg aI4 carter owned mining claim, aud
foolEshly quasrelcd about It. kellogg was 4
nan VI lew words; light and fres was hts
hreA u by partner. and supposed that he had
asnt bullet into Ills breast; but behold: Car
tyr Hasa good young .nau. autl lad Bible ln
the Pocket u Ills gray WorklHgsLf1t. TIC tall
surne.i, aud Carter was uulurt. TAeu tie good
yuun9 man whipped cut hIs cleaning bowie.
knlie. spsang urun Kellogg, and curved hln4 20
artstlcally that his hold Oh his reynYcr relaxed
aud he was ike to div, The goo4 young man
away for physician, returning within twenty.
four hours, having made total DISTANCE 1t
over nipe.y miles. Kellogg Ia recovering. Car.
ter, to avoid arrest, sought to csusS the river,
aud this time the Dibiu d!u't save hin. liz
MAS drowned. The moral VI this recital is very
intricate. but 1t Is plain that Carter want
bx,tu IL ha l2nyelI.
, 1877-12-04
TIE RECORD.
HASkNA

WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. 3.-At 10 o'clock
this moruiug the 6euate met and went into cx-
ecutiye aesslon, aud when ths doors were ~
opened, It 1l:l0, adjourned
At noon tue regular session WA begun, and
Nessra. Anthony and White were appointed
committee 10 jotn similar committee on the
part OF the House to WHIT On tbs President aud
inlorm him that quorum Of both Houses were
ready to receive any communication hv might
u pleased to make.
The Scuate then took = recess.
sentea ths annual report Of the Secretary "
Wax, also the annual Tcport Of tie Secretary Vi
the senate and 6sEgu4ut- at-ArAs. O1dercd
printed.
OF tho P1esideut, appeared With tho message,
ard It WAS hnAedl4tely read aud ordered
psluted.
pspsItlaszs Ay4 e<As7 rspo1u were thcn pre,
, 1877-12-04

apecios HsDaseA to 7As Chicago Tt1kus4,
DlaMAncK, d. T.. Dec. 3.-Ths garrlson quar-
tess at Standing Rock met with narrow escape
from fire OH Friday. Acalm uf9ht saved shenl.
As At was, tho double officers quarters ocs't'
pied BY Lieut.. Roberts, Of the Seventeenth In
fantsy, and DE. Ferguson, were burned, with
the greatest poEttun vi thclr private eheets'
The outgoing Deadwood stage thls morning
went through the ico On tue Nlszouri, aud al
four horses were dfowns4. Nv kuu&a NVS
Hexa lnsk