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lTfe Hoa;S 4 ork ssssii roaJ Tronsrss.

LocKPoRT, IN. &. November 1. The rail-
road excitement continues in this city and
at Tonawanda and vicinity. Sheriff Batten,
with tone hundred men and deputies. left
here earfy this morning for Tonawanda,
and arrived safely. A special the Lock
port journal at II Al. If.. from Tonawanda,
says the Central Railroad Company have
dumped large boulders on the side OF The
track, and have run anengine on the cross,
Light Guards, OF this city, are still under
arms. awaiting orders. " e. s.
Later. The employe Is OF the Buffalo and
Lockport Railroad Company reIaid the track
across the New York Central railroad at
TonaWanda this afternoon without resist.
anee. Sheriff Batten and posse were pres
ent. No further trouble is apprehended.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The London .Times'' on the Fishery
Dispute.

LONDON, November 9.-Tbe Times, in
an editorial, SAYS: "When we hear that
public opinion in the United States has
suddenly been thrown into fermcnt by
the revival Of the fishery question, and
that Mr.. Evarts has written two vigor-
GUS dispatches. the publication of which a
couple OF weeks before the decisive cleo
tions has aroused patriotic feelings in a
manner no doubt profitable to the Rcpubli-
can party, we can only wonder at the Gu
pacitY for being excited by small things
which Americans possess. Mr.. Evarts's
dispatches are concerned with what is
apparently rather an Anticipated sub
ject-a tisherman's quarrel on the coast
OF Newfoundland in January last and
the payment OF the Halifax award, which
arbitration was announced nearly twelve
months ago. Whatever may be the
course OF the Newfoundland dispute, it
can have no bearing upon the payment or
non-payment OF the Halifax award. That
must be determined by the American peo-
pie upon general principles OF honor and
equity, and without reference to subsequent
DISPUTES about other matters. II they wish
to repudiate the award Of the Halifax tri-
bunal, they NAV rest assured that we shall
not 60 to war to recover damages. They
have nothing to fear save the loss Of their
national self-respcct and the uncomplimen-
tary surprise OF the OldWorld nations"
London New Lord Mayor Inaugural
ted--LOrtf Beacomsfield speaks.
LONDON, November 9-Sir Charles Whit
ham. the new Lord Mayor, was inauSurated
to-day in the customary manner. AT The
banquet this evening Lord Beaconsticld was
enthusiastically appiauded when he rose to
reply to the toast, " Her Majesty's Minis
ters." After 4 review OF past events, he
touched upon The alarmiSt theories re-
lative to the imminent invasion OF In
dia, only to be averted by entering into 4
struggle with some great and unknown
Power He declared that the Governments
opinion was that the invasion OF India was
hardly practicable, as the base OF opera
tons Of any possible foe was so remote. 1t
was true that the northwestern frontier OF
India was not scientifically rounded, and
possibly foe might be. able to cause en-
barrassment by compelling us to maintain
large and expensive force thereon. This
possible evil had occupied the attention OF
successive administrations, circumstances
arising which forced It on the immediate
attention Of the Government.
Amnesty I'm Bosnia and Herzegovina.
PEsTH, November 9.-The Emperor has
granted general amnesty in Bosnia and
Herzegovina. a proclamation to that ef
feet will appear shortly.
Capturc of Pirates.
LONDON, November ga special from
Constantinople says: /" English boats cap.
tured the pirates who seized Greek. vesse
in the Dardanelles, killing the sailors, an6
delivered them to the Turkish authorities:
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The Secreta-
nv Of War has directed Surgeons T. A. Nc
Parlin and John S. Billings to represent the
medical department Of. the army at the
meeting Of the American Public-Health AS
ISOLATION at Richmond, Va, on the 10th in
slant.
The Secretary OF the Navy has received
.S260.37 for the fever sufferers from the Off
GERS and Grew OF the Constitution at Hayre,
France.
Last night Secretary Sherman had a con-
ference with the New York Clearinghouse
Committee on the subject OF facilitating
public business through that source. The
suggestions Of the Secretary will be con-
sdered by the clearinghouse authorities.
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blast charcoal sa4 Ptnhsyiysnis iii,
tfiracite. s90Msg2.l Weys Tifeiriia c0kesSzI@e28
II pftfiS Old Dominion. H2.8O per keE for stasic
arn-that Is tsr-TeHBy other sizes EXTRA, VI
pEouah. Cdsttngs: wholesale, Be-; retail dc
Kops: Manila bast. liza $780,: jute. s@ac.
Rdgs. Mixed cottonr 1acs: white, nc; woontr
Lfgnsrs. Wines. ne. gs,b !t::g5,
= .aie:: seefsnsi best braads, pitts s2@s2s25
s 'pSas ni Domestic sa.25as2s fruit. sI.1o@
$3.50; apps. Hsw. 81 .75@s2 csS, s2.z5 @SS.
Virginia eacs.SZSa$2.5 90. stg.s tt.tfsf ..tt.5
RE Whfsk ss8: Medinn1. 81. 50AsZ: pure o!ds %
@S4: virymfg tueansa7n, Few, s29S2soU, cid
S2.50GS3.50 mad upwards ii 5lI 49, t.i &
Gin. DomeskEr$t.25t1s2 mRortedta % p case
Nelc England Rdra S1.50&e$l 80.
ReGtsSed RhtSrsu8: Market adYanessS; proof.
Lumbe7. Slaves. &C. +. go it45 u
Lumber White eass. sl2@sl5 a1.00O: Western
Virginia soplar. S156a*20 a 1.rDU: white pirt
S1SMS65 n 1000: vaIf0w pine aOartis. iSsHSl3
joist S1n6ls14., according 10 IeIrztns. ShlHcies-
Pine. $2.SfG1S5; cypress six-insh, S5GaS $40
. 1000. Iaths-splitr 81; sawed. s1.50@sl.6s
1000. y" 49, ~ t2a .L,,l..i.
Staues: Whiskey estimber. green. Slstasa67
1000; seasoned: S20@S25 8 LOCO Fionr-osrre,
hogshead -hoops, roc. q bs7rd'e:
- gF,s Powder. Shot. SC. ~ (
Fuse: Toys mining. 35e.MS1.25 p 100 feet
Ponder: 1915 by. the five, kegs-less than fyI
kegs, 1925; Blasting, S3.25t5S3.5O.
Shot: Northesn, .65 a bag OF rs lbs.
( aGrtndStones: 1R@2Hc. p ID. - s1
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The COTTON Crop.

NORFOLK, November .9.-From twenty.
two replies from sixteen counties in North
Carolina the following report is: compiled
by the, Cotton Exchange: The weather
since October 1st has been favorable to cot.
ton-rather more so than last year. Light
frost appeared between October 10Th and
30tll, and several times since. There was O
killing frost in two counties on October
Dist, doing, however, but little damage.
Six replies report about half the crop pick
ed, and the balance will be picked by De.
cember 10th; sixteen replies report two
thirds Of the crop picked-the balance will
be picked by November 18th or December
LIST; six replies report the yield per acre
about the same as last year: four about five
per cent. greater; and twelve about fifteen
per cent. less.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 0, 1878.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. y. Tatnm,
agent.
Steamer Alliance. Plat, Philadelphia. incrchan-
disc and passengers, }. W. McCarrIck, agent.
Steamer Maggie, Clifford, Williamsburg and
James-river landings, merchandise, D. W. Gibbons
agent.
Brig Edith Hall, Thayer, Windsor, y. S, plaster
L. Bremond.
SAILED.
Steamship Iatteras. atalIett, New York, mcr.
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. .. ...
Steamer Alliance, Platt Philadelphia, merchan.
disc aud passengers. j. w. McCarrics. agent
Bark Texas iGer.l, City Point, to finish loading
-four.
Schooner /. +. Williams, Bradley, Norfolk, coal
Curtis & Parker.
Brig Soreuz. Graw (Ger.), Rio re Janeiro, -four
Dunlop & McCance: vessel. Curtis L Parker.
Schooner David u. Strccker, Garrison, Philadcl-
phI, granite. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Annie +. Moore, Essri9ge, New York
merchandise. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Martha Collins, Graves, Washington
granite, Currie K Co.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DANGEROUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is hereby given
that Schooner is sunk III nine fath0nis OF water
Hereford Inlet Light belring ". 5. w. abeut hir.
teen miles distant. The upper part OF her sparS hrf
out Of water She Is directly in the track OF coast
ing vessels, and Is Il dangerous Obstruction.
Commander United States Navy,
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District.
PhifadetDhiG, November o, 1878.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Arrired: Mosclle
Wyanokr. Arrived out {: Palestine, Oberon. Home
ward: Aurclia. Daritm: Regina, Char lesion.
NEW YORK November 9-ArriyeIi: Charleston
Gate CITY. Isaac Bell. Arrived out: Canaoa, lily
Brussels, Abys-inia.
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was peculiar md could be recognized.
The teeth, which had been fii,ed, could be
detected by the dentist. There wac hut lst-
tie blood III Mir. Stewart when he died. ana
the body would very likely be similar to q
mummy by this time ] have no idea that
the BODY was taken away d month aggo II IL
would have been impossible for such a
thing to happen and escape my observation,
for I look over Che vaults and graves every
day OF my life INA 57.3 5.s
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Damages Obtained.

NORTHAMPTON. MASS, November 9.-The
Nonatuck Silk Company, OF northampton.
has obtained Judgment against the Will
liamsburg and MilI-River Reservoir Com
pany for 100000 damages done its factories
by the disaster Of 1874. Another heavy suit
is pending. The Nonatuck is a large holder
OF reservoir stock. It is brought to prevent
outside parties receiving damages for inju-
ries TO person or properly.
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SO-CEST STORE.
DECEIVED THIS WEEK

DECEIVED THIS WEEK.
AT THE NINETY-NINE-CENT STORE,
y.,rre Folding CLOTHES HORSES;
/ lot of new and handsome DoLL-CANEl-AGsS'
\ lot Of BRIDG SswoOD CUPS aud sAUCEAs:
The finest lluc. Of TABLECUTLERY Hs" nave
ever shown-sc,s selling At Soc, a9t.. Sl.0o'
and s1.0S;:
An elegant litse of WALNUT FRAN sScat &c.,
ooc.. 81 a5, and 3l.d9;
New ElRD, CAGES at $3.50, 51.75.- and sl.os
besiies,aI our oil Is,es at o9c.;
, few Lal.isonely- decorated NAPIER TRAYS
Very handsome STUFFED BIRDS ir glass case;
Eull llraor HAT and ToWEL-Rss.isS from zoe
to.sl 80;
New snd handsome BOOK-RACHS;
yerS anc WALNUT CHECKStsTABLES;
Handsome sTATUE-PANELS,e ca easel;
SEW UMBRELLA. STANDS u 99c. ..
! Catalogues mailed free to saS address. ..,
| saf- W. A. STEVENS.
no4 sos Broads iraes.
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BUFFALO LIFEIIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHLA WATER
':~ q TO PREVENT 49, r
ALBUMINURIA OF SCARLET FEVER.
,-.. a.-.s .fg...., - ,t.,i ss,sc-s ,lttts
COMMUNICATION TO THE VIRGINIA MEDI-
CAL MONTHLY FOR NOVEMBER, 1878,
BY DIR. C. ". P. BROCK, OF RICHMOND. va
EsT 49, ~; AMEMBER OF - ~ !
liz THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Mr.. Editor: During The epidemic Of Scarlct-Fever
which has been prevailing for q year In this city,
and is vet scarcely ended have been giving my pa
iients Buffalo Liha Water aG l,bituWs, and 10 the
exclusion of all other water for drinking purposes
In no case since have pursued this course have
seen even trace of Albumen in the urine or Scar
latinal paeus either during the attack or the con.
.yalesccnce. Win tins experience Ia number OF
case, and hearing Of favorable results In the prac
lice OF Other physcians In this city who have used
the same iaesny, have thought 1t worthy Of u nole
In your soarnIl. II this result Is Dr0ptsr noe we
enaGte0 70 rid ScarictFeyer OF oEe Oh us most
dangerous concomitantS. 49,. - i -,
There is scarcely any unusnsl Taste to this wates,
hencs IL 49, mol objectionable. Especially Wusa ico
Is addeSl patients drink IL with aYiaity.
ssi.t -, 9! = &c. ". P, BROCK, NJ. D.
RICHMOND, VA, September 30, 1879. a..
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Now TriaI Refused.

CAMDEN, n. j., November 9.-Judge
Woodruff to-day refused to grant new
trial to Benjamin Hunter, convicted OF the
murder Of John NJ. Armstrong. Hunter
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North Carolina.

NORFOLK, November 0.-The result III the
First North Carolina district remained in
doubt until to-day, when full returns show
the election OF Martin, Rep. to Congress,
over Yeates, Dem, the present incumbent,
by about 100 majority. ..
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CRDCHERY, GlasSyyARE, DO.
NEW GOODS.

ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF 1orai and bird decoration
RICH VASES of marine, bird. aud floral decorations !:
BEAUTIFUL TOILEr-SETS of new designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated by
Haviland { Co., OF Limoges, France, especially to-
orr order.
BLUE CANTON CHINA DINNER-sETs, and By
A fniI hne Of BAND ami WHITE CHINA DIN
NER and TEA-SETS Of al the new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA-TARE !;
4 new line Of TOILET WARE-very handsome;
TIN TOILET-SETS In great variety; -
HOUSEFURNIsHING GOODS OF all kinds;
All the novelties In FANCY GOODS.
Parties especially Invited to call and examine
my stock whether they wish TO purchase or not
L. y. TAYLOR,
sc "a l01l Main street.
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Western Visitors.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, November S.-A
party OF about fifty excrrsionists from
Michigan are on their way to Richmond,
and it is expected will arrive in your city at
Gas Sunday morning.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 9.-Gold opened ut 1OOA
Eoon.-Stocks steady. Money on call, 4@5 pc
cent. Gold. 100k.. ENchange-fong, $50; short
4S5. Stale bonds dull. Governments firm.
Eue1atng.-Money. 8 per cent. Exchange, 4S04
Governments generally Tim; new So, 105k. State
ouict and steatJy ..A ... -
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Fever Notes.

WASHINGTON, November 0. The Surgeon.
Generals abstract of sanitary reports for
the week shows that the fever has compare
lively disappeared, there having been but
eleven ~ new cases at New Orleans, thirty.
five at Mobile; nine at Chattanooga, and
thirty.three deaths at Memphis. -; !.
. MEMPHIS, November 9.-There was
heavy frost last night. From 60'clock last
evening to noon to-day one death was re
ported. 49,
NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-The wea'
Their Is clear and cool. -Four deaths oc
Cured during the past twenty-four hours
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New York.

MILFORD. n. Y. November 9.-The latest
returns give David WILDER. Rep. in the
Twenty-tirst district, about 5000 majority.
lie ran nearly 5000 ahead OF his ticket. -
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SATURDAY, nights TBIEGRihS
FRoMAnL PARTS lI. or raE WORLD

Al DESTRUCTIVE FL At CAPE May;
. SEVEN HOTELS AND COTTAGES BURNED
Ar a POPULAR SUMMER RESORT; De-
TAILS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HEALTH AssoCfATIoN-WAsH AZ
Z FAgRs-ELEcTIoN RETgRES-FEyER RE-
PoRTs-BREWERY PARTLY 3 BURNED
NEAR PHiLADELPHIA-NEW TRIAL RE-
FUSED A MuRDgRER-CA PTURE OF
; PIRATES WHO SEIZED A GREEK VESSEL
STEPS OF THE WESTERN POWERS IN BE-
HALF OF GREECE-NEW LORD MAYOR OF
LONDON SWORN MOTHER FOREIGN
NEWS, &C, &C.. .,{.>@ Is ;,.s
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PElNTINS1KOUSES.
NY,ATCH PRISp1NG-HOCSE.


DERATcn rRISr1Se-Hoosz.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
u,y,ay one OF the GARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CON-
.;csa With skiIrui Ml,shaaicl tale4, |e are pre-
passa to execute preaptly, la the vary BEST sts's
:a1ys AT LOW PRlSIs, every description Oh
BOOK AHsD JOB PRINTING
\ SUCH AS -5
aUSINESs-CARLS- -.
QIsITINGsGARDs.
,.EayESSIONAL-E..RDS. u.s
wEnplEc-CARDs.
- -. SHOW; .cAEDs,
CIRCULARS.
NLNiFESTS.
RECEIPTS
'N' sERTER-HEAbs.
NoTG,ass,ls.
| ACCOUNTS SALE.
| #E STATEMENTS
Soi' CHECKS. NOTES,
Daus'1ADH-s BAGS. ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS Arguments,
BRIEFS CO &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
We have ala the NEWEST STYLES oF ..I =
and execute work In manner that cahno' "
passed. 5 .purISa
| wea,yo 90 al, kinds OF BINDING and kULiSu
Orders nom the country promptly nlsed ana es-
iyeress BY express OF mail ond
Wsawili cheess,l!ly furnish estin'ales ahns ssaN
sa,nples when reaaired, iaa ia''s',
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF WADE HAMP-
TONS MIsHAP.-Tbe Governor had agreed
to meet some friends ut appoint about SIX
teen miles from Columbia for the purpose
OF driving deer, and when be reached the
camp, about 5 O'Clock, he found that the
par,v had all gone on the hunt. Knowing
the stands and where he was expected to
Join in the hunt, the Governor mounted 4
large mule which had been left at the camp
and started to take his position few hundred
yards distant. AS soon as he arrived at the
place designated for him deer came by in
full chase, and Governor Hampton fired his
gun, which frightened the mule. The
bride broke, and Governor Hampton
jumped OIL the animal to the ground. In
the fall his leg was broken, as already stated.
Both bones were broken, and protruded
! through the flesh. 1t is Il horrible wound,
and will prove more serious on account OF
Governor Hampton's illness this fall, from
which he has never fully recovered.
After the accident happened the Governor
fired his gun many times, and blew his horn
frequently, TO get the assistance, OF his
friends, but none Of the gentlemen sup
posed that there was anything serious,
thinking it was some one not belonging to
their party, as they were not aware OF the
Governors presence IN the WOODS. Alter
an hour or so one OF his friends insisted on
finding out what was the matter, and
going in the direction OF the firing, dis
covered the Governor PROSTATE on the
q ound, with his head against tree and his
hat thrown over the bleeding wound. Sur
Sical aid was at once summoned, and the
Governor was carried to Columbia at late
hour. The accident was not known to the
public until Friday morning, and great re-
gret is expressed by every one, as serious re-
suits are feared on account Of his age, and
recent sickness. 49,. s..
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! HORSES, MULES. dc.

gIOR SALE CHEAP, A YOUNG On
II BAY MARE. four years cid, OF good ~
blood Can be seen at Mr.. I. &. Benneit's Stable I
Second street. between Broad and Grace, I'LL SAT.
FRIDAY. November / 9th. when, ,if not sold prt-
safely, viii be sold at auction at the horse o!
Dir. +. d. Cook. Il as. 80 no 11-1l~
rTOR SALE, Il -FOUR YER YN
FINE YOUNG MULES, in good con- EfSSA
tli,ion and well broke. Price very low. oNW
Warranted sound Call and see them. Sole tsEsEacAe
because owner has no use for them
-. u Il 49, TAI q. ROBERT r. LYME,
no Tat zi#a. .~: s3s%l2l2 Main street.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine, So; superlne, 1915; extra. $3.50: COM
mon family, So; fancy BRAID. sG@s6.oO.
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WILL FILED.-The Will OF Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Symington, widow Of Colonel John
Symington, which was made in Richmond,
Va, and probated in Montgomery county,
Va, was filed for probate yesterday, by
copy, in the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
City. The executors are William R. Boggs
and William N. Symington, her son, who
gave their bond for $4,000. She leaves
S., 900 to her daughter Edith out OF trust
property in the hands Of her brother,
Andrew Johnston, Of Richmond, and
the residue, if any, to be equally
divided between her daughters Edith
and Mary, wife of General William +.
Boggs; to her granddaughter, Elizabeth
Mccall Boggs and Edith Allston Boggs, in
equal shares, $4,000 in bonds Of the Nor.
ris and Essex Railroad Company OF New
Jersey. Mrs. Symington, the testatrix, was
the widow of Colonel Symington, OF the
United States army, who commanded at
Harper's Ferry before the late war, and the
aunt Of General George Pickett, OF the
Confederate army, who made the gallant
charge at Gettysburg in 1SG3.-Bottsmore
Sun, 9th.
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WILMA, GLASS, CHINA.

Just received from Limoges, France. DIN
NER-, TEA, and CHARACTERISTICS decora-
tons Also, all the novelties I'm the way af
y. VENETIAN GLASS. IRIDISCENT GLASS, eli
BOHEMIAN GLASS, .... ...'..
RICH CUT TABLE-GLASS,
MAJOLICA. LONGWY. DRESDEN, ENG
LISH. and FRENCH WARE.
CHARACTERISTICS L specially.
Call aud sec new goods No charge for l0ckiug.
s-...@. GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
SEQ ..s 1907 Main street
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5RereI !. ! q Enge,,s Brewery Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, November :9.-The two
principal buildings OF Bergner 81 EngePs
brewery were DESTROYED by tire today,
with lie. coo, barrels Of beer. The loss IS
about $500; 600 fully insured. Two fun-
Iaged hands are thrown out qi employment,
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. November 9.-The weekly statement
of tie associated banks issued from The clearing.
house to-day shows the following cbanges Loans dc.
creased $4, 2S7:8c0 specie increased S2,229.100
legal tenders decreased S1.0G3.600: deposits de-
creased S4,705.S0O; circulation decreased $1,100
reserve increased S2.341 1850.
The banks now hold sl2,s44, 200 in excess OF le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Yrginla 6's, old, 20
deferred, 81; cousols, soy past-uue coupons, 80
Bid to-day, ...
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BANKS AHys EANKRRs,

FSpABLISHED 1860. il s,,s.t-
RANDALL h, FooTE, BANBERa r.at
,. -., 20 BROADWAY, new fofsh
having been for, twelve Year,, \ member OF New
York Stock ESchauge and Yice-PfesideRt OF Gold
Board. the highest character and experience Is
guaranteed. Shocks, Gold, end Bonds also Stock
contracts such "s,raiale=," Spnss, aud calls
Oh large saau amounts, oouGat and sold on regt,.
en,led Wall street., aud stock tables containing,
valuable slformatiou, mailed OIL receipt OF lOc.
au20-2pdiy
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DOCK AND JOB W YORK NEATLY EX,
~ EGUTEn at The DIseATCH PRINTING
HOUSE. 80 1E
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: YTTIrENs BANK OF RICHMOND.

ilia@HN'' D1h1'h u -"
., M RIP capt. pD,OOe
T. w. PIEkRELL. President. s
E. i. SNEAD. Cashier. ~5s,s.
DeDosits Of one dollar and upwards received, ahc
TX ner cent allowed on deposits.
nenoslts received subject 70 .eck without sotice
.nl Interest allowed Oh same II not checked on NOR
frequently th:.n two or three times week,
Interest on ALI depositS to commence tcn daf'
after date OF deposit. ztig. 5 a, ~,
Hank open every d"y from 8 oeiaes q, I'm
o'clock P, AZ, and on Saslirday iroW + :: Ss.saa
saa. As'Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-11
DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, 80
W. b.; .~'= DENTIST, SufYp
with new and elegant office. NEXT TOST.PAUL'S
CHURCH. on NINTH STREET. with every con-
yenirEce for comfort of his patients. with twenty
five years experience, Is prepared 10 perform all
operations gently and thoroughly FOR al such rs de-
sire his services. oc 1-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-11

..,..>re ,Sp COTTON RECEIPTS TOBACCO Fx-
fS ,nrTs--pEArH OF A wELL-SSowNc CITIZEN ~
.,,,- ,,r PRAYER, ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-11
Fire ut Game NOV.

CAPE MAY, N. j., November GA fire
broke out in an upper story OF the Ocean
House at 8 O'Clock this morning. All the
lower portion now 90 A. NJ consumed.
The Merchants Hotel and Congress Hall are
in flames. Fears are entertained that 4
great portion of the city will be destroyed.
kilograms have been sent to Camden for
assistance. ...r.
The fire extended TO Myers cottage,
Burns's cottage, and Congress Hall. AT
noon the fire in Centre House was under
full Roadway, and Congress Hall seems to
lie entirely destroyed. s,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-02

NoM1NEEs.-The convention of the
Third Judicial District has selected
Mr.. Gerrish for Delegate at large
to the Constitutional Convention, and
Mr.. Larrabee for the Judicial Dis
trict. David Sires has been selected
to represent the King County Coun-
Gil District and H. B. Emery that
embraced in the counties of What
com, Snohomish and Kitsap.