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coast OF the CdrvlinaS, in the wreeking
Of the ipl"Metropolis'', aud the loss
VI over one hundred lives. sAipi % -'i
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Comprisingits Antiquities, Biography, 0e-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
FIN ANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
5t M srosp.y october ., 1878.

So y. DCIOUGT &c 1cs
Anerfcnn G0id.-1O0I I'D. 100t asked.
State Observation-Disclosures coisos. 544 bid, 55l
asked; Virginia consols. new, BY bid: % asked
bid; on asked; Virginia Interest certificates. bid
Virginia tax-receisable coupons, B1a bid, s2s
CifU securfties.-RIchmond city s's. J. and J..
LICK bid: Richmond city 6N, j. and j.. 1o2 BAD
Petersburg ely 6's ,. and A., 90 asked; peterstnrr
city s Jog ASKED; peterssarg siy ~, s. spess
pa and M na Sorfolk city and i Si 81
s.. tas-reeeivsble. d. and & <, 81 81 asked asked.
Ratsroad B@ads..Chcsapeake and Ohio Rail :LI!
T r1ad s 81 s1a ~ e BID xa G ba
Virginia Central RaiIroad third mortgage 6S, j. and
j., sc bid, 50 asked; Virginia Central Railroad
Central Railroad on-morteage s's, J. and j.,
81 bid, 100 asked; vrginis and Tennessee Rail ,
andJ 9S bid; Soathslde Railroad second mortgage
preferred 6's. j. and j., 7Sk bid so askell Sootl,
80 b1 grG Waro S
road second mortgage IS. J. and d.. SO bid 9..ss
asked; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage IS, ).
and j.. 9S5 bid. 10l asked: Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad fr.t mortgage g., a. and o. OF
bid; Richmond: Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road mortgage S's, j. and j., 100 bid; Orange, A.
J. and j., 52t hid. say asked; Richmond and
nanyllle Railroad consolidated SIS, 81. and n, rs
bid. So. asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
g.. A. and d.. Oh bid, 100 asked.
Canal Bonds-James River and Kanawla Canal
first mortgage 6's NJ; and n, 3l4 bid; James River
and Kana"ha Canal second mortgage 6's II. and
n. 10 hid, 25 asked.
Railroad Stocks:-Rlchmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 asked: Richmond ana Dam
vii Railroad. 100 par. bid, % asked.
Bank HockS.-t,rst National, ] 90 par, 1125 bid
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, so asked
Planters National, 100 par, 105 bid; Merchants
National. 100 par. So asked: State Bank Of Eir-
ginia, 100 par, 73s bid; Union Bank of Rich
nionh. so par. l asked; VI, rchants and Planters
Savings, rs par, 10 asked.
Insurance COnlDnn ies.-SrgiDia Fire and Ma
rine, 20 par, 80 bid. 37ls asked Virginia State. 20
par, &c bid; Virginia Home. 100 par. 102 asked {;
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. go asked; City.
100 par. SO bid, SO asked; Granite, 100 par, IA:
bid, 70 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, October 2, via HAVANA.
No successor has yet been appointed to
Mata in the Foreign Office. Senior Avila is
acting Minister OF Foreign Relations. Mr..
Foster, United States Minister, addressed Il
communication TO Senior Avila relative TO
the affairs at the Teatro Nacional, saying he
never considered the Federal or municipal
authorities in any way responsible for the
incident, and he could only regard it rs an
unprcmcditated demonstration likely 10 be
made in times OF popular excitement in any
country. SeTor AyiIa. replying, denies the
existence of popular excitement against the
United States, and says the general dlsap-
proval OF the affair by the press and society
indicates the true state Of feeling.
Diaz has organized campaign against
the Rio Grande Indians. 1t is believed he
will remove the Indians to the Pacific
slope.
Commerce is reported to be daily improv-
ing.
1t is artboritatively stated that dispatch,
sent overland and published in American
papers that tho Mexican Government had
abolished the free zone is unfounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

FALL, RACES At NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. October 7.--To-day was the
opening day CT the fall races. The track
was rather heavy with dust. The attend
ance was unusually good for the first day
The first race was for the ladies' stake FOL
two.vear-old fillies, three-quarter-mlle dash
or fifteen nominations. ten started. Flor
encc i. was the winner; Beatltude Sec
ond; Mary Walter third. Time, lis. ;,
In the second race-for the Maxwell
House stake for thrce-year olds, mile-lIeats-
there were seventeen entries. but only three
started. Bramble was the winner; tcatins
Warfield and Bcrgamot. Time, 1:43, lao
The third race-Association purse for al!
ages. one and quarter mileS-was won by
Essilah; Edinburs second; Charley How
ard third. Time, 2:144.
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NESTiSTS, SUPPLIES.
~ G. E y y + Il .
DENTAL DEPOT,

DENTAL DEPOT,
OF MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
All of the PREPARATIONS usually kept a.
DENTAL DEPOTS may bc had rs above at manlI-
iacturcrs' rates.
Abbey L Sons GOLD-FOlL,
Ncy & Co.'S GOID-FUIL,
Yallcau'S GOLD-FOIL,
SIS Whites GLOBE GOLD-FOiL,
Johnston BROTHERS. BULLION GOtD-F FOIL,
Williams CORRUGATED GOLD-FOlL,
WIlisms's GOLD CYLINDERS,
WilIiams's FOLDED GOLR-FOlL.
WilIiams's RECTANGULAR PELLETS,
WiamS's GOLD and PLATlNA PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'S GOLD CYLINDERS,
Pack 4 CO.'S GOLD PELLETS,
Pack 4 Co.'S EUREKA KTBEOS GOLD,
Watts's CRYSTAL GOLD,
LcSlic's CRYSTALLINE GOLD,
Chasc's STANNOUS GOLD,
=. Whites ana N.y & CO.'S TIN-FOiL,
STERLING AMh.GAM,
Lawrrncc's AMALGAM,
Walkers EXCELSIOR AMALGAM,
Arrington's NEW AMALGAM.
TUwnscnG's AMALGAM,
CHICAGO COED and PLATISA ANALGAM,
DENTISTS AMhLGAM.
Johnston ( I.und'S EXTRA AMALGAM,
Guii'oi's CEMENT,
HIS STOPPING.
PREMIUM GUTTA-PERC1lA STOPPING,
Wcsron.s NON-IRRITANT CEMENT,
IIoughton's OS AHTlFlClEL.
o3-cD-l IN
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PETERSBURG.

,r,o1.s-REMARXAB ABLE RETlVA.-CoNskR'-
fh'. .rr r.rIY-gsScrED FROM DROWNING
'vx1-n, SERMON, &c. &c.
,..,s,,oo,,cnce OF the Richmond Dispatchl
t'"''> OCTOBER :, 1878.
,,,on. Rev. DIR. Wilmer. bishop OF the
~ ~ Iouisiana. has been IN tue city
two. He preached AZ Irace churcn
I ",o morning and at st. Panfs church
w, ,;rht. having very large congregation
-, each occasion.
u! Dow !. F. Hu:son. the Baptist eVanSeils';
Nc Nc, concluded a remarkably successful
US ~" in the Black-Crcck church, in
l l!'.,,Ma,,,n NON county. The revival con-
,>,,'|d cirht DAYS and resulted in The pro-
80, 80 conversion OF one hundred ana n'nt-
.s ne ,o,'r snuls. Many Of those who protested
!:'t, ,rerc aged men and women.
l"i,,, Inhn :. Wills, an esteemed citizen,
"a ~ Prince George county last week.
u a.. was buried al Sandy Point. Charles City
,n,,n,v. Nv Brandon Lodge OF MasonS.
Thcre X "a be a grand rally OF the ConSer-
..,,;,.es of Sussex. Surrv. and Prince George
aa,n,;cS on the Goth instant ut Waverley.
Mr. Goodc and other gentlemen WIZ SPEAK
on Saturday morning about O'Clock an
old negro man named Pleasant Anderson
,y,s found cin%ing 10 stake IN the Apo
,n1finX river some lour OF i'' .'ites ne'o"
thc city. His cries for hcli' attracted the
o,,cn,ion Of Mr.. T.. Il. Calling ana MS
hrcthrr. who went out in boat and rescued
,nn unfortunate man in hali-drowncd con-
a;,;on Anderson was on his way home.
and was % drunk that he fell out OF his
boat. -, D;o,,,5 will,
deliver tie annual sermon next Sunday
n;nht before the Young Mems Missionary
society OF The First Baptist church.
The weather to-day has been cold ana
rainy, and arcs and oVcrcoatS are comior'a-
BE. .x,,
TWO of the Sunday eNcursionlstS from
Richmond got into trouble with some ne
crocS here Yesterday afternoon ana rs
cn,.eonarcc were taken in charge by the
n,Ijce. one OF them paid 4 fine OF 50 in
thc MAYORS Court has morning.
ROBIN ADAIE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM ALI. Parts OF THE WORLD.

OF THE YELLoW-F FEVER
sCoURGE IN THE SOUTH; DEATHS AT
NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS, AND ELSE
wHERE-JUDGE ABBOTT ACCEPTS THE
DEMOCRATIC FANEUIL-HaLL NoMINA-
TON FOR GOVERNOR OF MAssACHU-
sETTs-Loss OF TIE PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMER GEOEGIA-AFFAIRS AT WASH
UNCONVENTIONAL DIVIDENDS
OFFICIAL ADvICEs FROM THE SPOTTED
TAIL INDIaNs-THE CRICKETERs-THE
NASHVILLE RACES-M NEWS
ITALY's VIEWS ON THE EGYPTIAN CUES
TION-FOREIGN AID FOR THE FEVER
sUFFERERs-voN MOLTKE'S RESIGNA-
TON DENIED.
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POET OF RICHMOND. October 7, 1878.
hRRINED

pOlsT UF RlJHAlDSi). bCIOBEk : 1910
ARRIVED.
Eafk Carl Imcnass (Nor). IIalbcriIon. Hampton
R0s. in ballast, 10 load tobacco Tor Germany Cur
u l;rI Emily Raymond tBr.!. s,adr"tt New York
10 finish 10 ding -four for Bahia. Brazil, iioXall-
Crcn>haw Company. , la,
schooner II. r. Ravens, Ptarcr, New York, hay
I" order. ., >.,..,, ,;,,,,, ,.r.
Schooner l!olcn Maria, l.ouk, Noriok' ''S"t- '"i
rc & Go. ,,.-
schooner james Martin, Brown, Boston, hone
dust, Allison & Addison.
CLEARED.
Schooner Joseph Farwcll, Farwcll. Rio Grande 90
Sal. lour, llaXa!!-LrctSiiaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence, New York, mer-
cnandiSc and passengers, Old Dominion steamship
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk United States
mail mcrcIia niise and passengers, l.. Il. latulh
agent. ,, p,,to min
Chickulomiuy. umhcr. Curtis e farkcr.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner j. +. II. Langrcil, Alexandria, October
Schooner Ann rwlbiIl, Dunn Philadelphia, octo-
Gcr Jt "
Schooner W. y. Gcsncr, hence for New York II
Norfolk October 9TH. v,>r,, -,
IIyalnlns. October I'd.
BY Telegraph.
Srw YORK, October 7.-Arrivcd: Gamma. Mon
tana Arrived cut: Helen l.. S:!"ds' saniorla, Ar
rop0n. Othrlo, City of Bristol. ii4mcmard oo''ii"
Tiger for savannah: Flora. for Galveston, Ann,
Sew YORK October 1.-trriyed Etnown. = 10y
Dnrt Arrived ont: Steamers California tIh.oee
Acxantir;t John o. Best; harks Arrns,rc:; va,
a. Nelson. Helen Sand. The Architect "Jet'is'h
ed part OF her deck load.
NO M 1.xrrpo. October THE American
b,rts Ni,ias from Antwerp for inDcilod, MS teel
wrcCke '.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

Rico Rico Demernra. loo Iofc. !
Soap: Common. 5ln7c.. best washing. 7H@sc
Tang: Black. 5sc.nSl.-the last prime article,
imperial, sI.10@s1.6o; glnpowder, s1.45@1.7d
| for strictly choice. N.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides. Green. 4G,5c.: ury salted. 1211 3c.: dr1
1int. 13@I6c.; wet sated, 7hGsc.; WEI saited calf
Leather Sole leather. oak. s36s4Oe.: sole leather
hemlock. isGa25c.: county upper. 3OMboc.: CIT,
Comfy, 2sG33: ertv finish. 32fa36c. p m: salt.
slsIp, french. sl.a59s2.2s p D.; rough sklrtins
from. Steel. Nails. kc.
IRON: American renned. on l0m'R,on. e
iron: Virginia coaI-'sist charcoal S2s@$32
Sraese so sas!sSa Wess Sirana sose
Naits: Old Dominion. $3.50 ps1 sex Tor esand'
ara-that h. ren-penny: osner sizes ezra.
c,l pessesmga-sss"'f'nqS: wholesale aeS4Hc' fe''n
KoDs: Manhssa. best 14@I5c. ju,e. sasc.
Rngs.: Mi,etf cotton, Ike: white, sac.; WOODEN
Anmber. Stayes.& sc.
Lumter: Wine OAK. 81 2Ms95.a 900: Weste;
Virginia poplar. $15M32O y 1000: white mrs
*1SISSJ n loon: yellow Dnie boards. { 9 dlSl3
jolst 3l0@S14. according to lengths. Ssingles-
Pine. s2.o0HSo: cypress siIinch. ssd.sy.Z3
f.o toooo0' ''Al'is-7p'''' o. '''eo' 'D''V''-'0
Stnrss: Whskey-harrel timber green. 81 s@s2e1
L-oot- s<-sss'INN. S-UbtsSo n 4'DDof
timber. S6tGS7.5O 2 1000. Four-baUrel ns,les.S -
ElS: hOSsbead-booI,, demand; htckofy-hoeps.
$3.50.
Liauors. Wines. &e.
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pmts Ss1g$2.s5
Dozen gold.
Brnndies: Domestic. sl.25Gs2: fy,ht. sl.10@
Sl.aO; apule. new. Sl.75GS2; old, $2.25GtS3
Virginia peach. S2Ms2.5O.
Rss lrhiskeas: Medium. 81 .50@s2: pure old. 81
@sf: Virginia m0Inrun, new, S2G9S2.50, I'D.
$2.50TS3.5O and upwards.
Gin Domestic. sl.25@S2: imnorted So . case
Ee,c England Rum: $1.50Ms1.6O.
Rectifed UhisSeys: Market advancing; proof.
S1.25.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 33c.GaSl.25 y 100 feet
POioder: 1915 ny the five kegs-leSs than hv
kegs 1928 blasting, S3.2JG$3.50.
Shot: Northern. $l.75 q bag or rs lbs.
GrindSt0leS: lAGD2i.c. 2 II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
SPOTTED TA11,s INDIANS RsIDISG,
The War ON Crooked wnsskey.

NASHVILLE, October deputy Reve-
nue-ColIector Phillips has returned from q
raid in OyeTton, Jackson, Fentress, and
Putnam counties. Several illicit distiIeries
were destroyed, ranging in value from $leC
to $500. On the Sd instant the party reached
Crawford's Mill, few miles from Living
ston, and had 4 fight with party OF distil-
lers. The battle continued until the ammu-
milton OF the revenue officers was nearly eX-
hausted. compelling them to retreat. 1t is
reported that four OF the distillcrs were
killed and several wounded.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION

THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION
of This Institution commences FIRST MONDAY
OF OCTOBER and continues five months.
FACULTY.
LIS. JoYSES. VI. d., Emeritus Professor of Phys
iology and Medical Jurisprudence.
JAMES Il. MCCAw, VI. d.. Professor OF Practice
IiUNTER MCGUIRE NJ r., Professor of Surgery
L. r. Coz EMAS. N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
&C.
Ed. CUNNISGHAM. NJ d.. Pr fcssor OF Anatomy.
j. :. WEXFORD. VI. d., Professor OF Malc:la
Ncdca aud Therapeutics.
O f. MANSON, NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology and
Pathology.
Us. d. CULLEN, NJ. D.. Professor Of Diseases of
Women and Children.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Professor OF Chem
istry and 'haI macy.
d. ". " EST. VI. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
IL. NJ. TAYLOR, VI. D., Assistant D.lnonStraiof OF
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION is complete,
both theoretical and practical. conducted DS Inc
Professors, assisted by the Adjunct Faculty. wh)
give the student daily examination on the lectures
without additional charge.
| The CLINICAL ADVANTAGES Of Richmond
| arc III; under The control OF The Faculty The civ
Hospital, the College Hospital the College Disp'n-
siry. ana the State Ccntr; I4unatIc Asylum, are
| omen To the student without charge.
Expenses for whole Course, including Ma
circulation Fee. Sl2l w
Students attending Summer CourSc....... 10 uO
Practical Anatomy, Demonstrators Fee. 10 w
| Graduation Fec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ w
| GOOD BOARD from Ii TO $50 per month.
j. b. McCAW, NJ. D..
Sc l6 Dean of the Faculty.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, October TOOL opened at 1908.
Noon.-Stocks rr, guar. Money on call, 8 per
cent. Gold, 10tS EXchange-hong, $50; short,
4S4. Stale bonds quiet. Governments firm.
kcening-Monry active ut 3(d4 pei cent. Ex-
change quiet at $50. Gold. 1908. Governments
firm; new SIS. 1863. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Oc.obcr 7.--NirgjnIa 6's. deferred,
6; consOls, 54aa; second series, BIZ. Bid to-day.
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The Canvass Mt Lexington.

= Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
LEXINGTON, VA, October 7.-Tucker and
Patterson opened the canvass to-day-fat-
tcrson on the Butler platform; Tucker for
a sound currency. The people received
Rockbridge's favorite son with unbollnded
enthusiasm. Patterson bearded the lion in
his den, and got used up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
CwOCNEvY. GLASSWARE. &C.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER. ana LEA
SETS of floral and birT! decorations;
RJfU VASES OF marIue, bird AMI foral dcc0raliohs
HtAurIFuL TUILEr-SETS of new designs. 10.
These goods manufactured ana uecoIa'uu W =,
Hayiland l. Co., OF Limoges, France, espccEi'iy "
our order. ,.,.rn cprc aud n,.
, fuiI inc of BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
SER and TEA-SErS Of a. The new lev, shapes6i =
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER ana TEA, W AXE
4 new line OF TOILET WARE-verv handsome'
TIW TOLL ET-SETS IN great variety;
HOUSEFTRNI>niNG GOODS OF al KINDS
Al! the novelties IN FANCY dOols;, r,,rs
Parties are especially invited to call ana eAaine
my e'o'H "''~''> +. y. TAYLOR,
80, iOl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
The Isostiles..
MunDERor5 RAIDS IN TEXAS

,aa GALVESTON, October IA special from
Mason, Texas. dated the 9th instant, says
:. Information has been received OF Indial
raids near junction City. Three girls ant
a boy named Dowdey were killed on tbt
Johnson fork OF the Guadaioupe river
Reports from the surrounding country in
dictate that the Indians are stealing stock
and numbering settlers. A general raid is
feared.o
SPOTTED TAILS INDIANS R8IDISG.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Official advices
report that Spotted Tails indians have Jeff
their new agency. on Rosebud. and have
burned the country in all directions. Thu;
looks bad for peace.
General Sherman has returned.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
, s1SsraIiau Crirketers i'm Canada.

The Australian Cricketers i'm Canada.
TORONTO, October 1.-THE Australian
cricketcrs have arrived here. Tomorrow
and Wednesday they will play twenty-five
picked men from The province OF Ontario.
Italy and The Egyptian Question.
LONDON, October IA fresh element OF
uncertainty has been introduced in the
Egyptian question by the action Of Italy in
seek King for herself and other Mediterranean
Powers the right to participate in the ad-
mEiStration Of Egypt. \ Reuters dis
patch from Rome says: Gas soon as the
Italian Government was apnriSed OF the IN
lcntion to give an international character 10
the Egyptian administration il sent repre-
sensations to the khedive and to Paris ana
London and other Governments, declaring
that Ilaly should be considered in the ar
engagements, as she has many interests
to protect in Egypt The khcdive replied
that Italy's claim would be just ii an inter-
national administration was intended, but
though some foreigners might enter the
Cabinet, they would have no foreign official
character and he was determined 10 MAIN
tam the complete independence OF the
Egyptian administration. England and
France replied to Italy that the appoint
mcnt OF English and French subjects was
merely an act of courtesy, not OF political
significance. Italy nevertheless insists that
her rights and interests be respected. The
exchange OF views continues"
The Santa Cruz snsurrectiOn Guel1ed.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, October 1.-The in
surrection in Santa Cruz bias been quelled
and the ringlcadcrs captured. The cause OF
the insurrccton is said to be disagreement
between the negroes and planters regarding
labor contracts.
Foreign Items.
LONDON, October THE report OF Won
Moltke's resignation is denied.
The eruption OF Mt. Vesuvius is still de
creasing.
VIENNA, October An autograph letter
of Emperor Francis Joseph will appear to-
morrow IN the official journal accepting the
designations OF the Cis-Leithan ministers
but ordering them to remain Professionally
in office.
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aDeutal from Courtney.

AUBURN, u. Y, October 7.-CoIrtney EN-
phaticalIy denies the statement in press
dispatch from Montreal in which lie Is mace
to say that Hanlon is the best sculler under
the sun, and he was second to him. lie be-
lieves he can beat Hanlon over any 1alr,
smooth course.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. October 7, 1878.
THO breaks Yesterday comprised l3 hogsheads and
l ticrce. At aucion OH Change i packages were
offered; of which were taken in. and Tie re-
mainder sold mt prices ranging from Sl.70 to s64.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lngs-Common TO medium, S1.50Gls2; medium
to goO $36S1.
LsaE-Common. S4Mt5 medium, 1896; good,
SSGlSl0; linc, 3l1@Sl4.
BRIGHT
Lugs-Common colory, S3G$4.
FIiiers-Common. $+mS5 medium, SJGS7:
good 47GrSl0: fine. Sl0ntSl3
.Smokers.-Cnmmon. $7MSS.5O: medium. 400
Sll: good, s1U@rSi3; fine, $15N.S1S; fancy, II s
GS22. 49,
rs2j: good, :30MSij; fine, SG0MS7C; fancy,
S75MS0O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
LOUISA COURTHOUSE.

LARGE CoInRED BAPTIzIN G-DARING At
TEMPS At ROBBERY.
Correspondence of the Iachnond Dispa,ch.1
OCTOBER I, 1873.
4 protlactcd meeting on large scale was
carried on at the cololed Baptist church
here not long since, and such was the in
tense interest manifested that one hundred
and nine professions were made. These
persons were immersed yesterday in Bucks
pond, about two miles from this town. The
minister made quick work OF II, mnelSlng
The whole number in less than an hour.
The crowd present was simply tremendous.
The line Of vehicles, from oX-cartS 10 road
wagons and Jerseys, reached from the pond
70 this place. 1t took about an hour for the
crowd 10 pass given point. Many white
citizens went over rs spectators.
Two daring attempts at robbery were
made here recently. Some one entered the
dwelling Of Captain II. W. Murray by I'M
locking the main entrance door, and thea
attempted to unhot the chamber door where
the Captain slept. He was frightened on
by Mrs. Murray's lighting the lamp. The
same night some one entered the residence
OF Mrs. Beadlcs, assembled the stairway, and
poked his head in her room door, but Just
as he did SO the servant girl espied him "a
lamp being burning low and most I'M
earthly yell from her scared the rascal Oft.
1t is supposed the thief wished watches and
other iewery, and that his idea was to take
them every quietly" while ull the inmates
were slumbering.
Captain Henry W. Murray, State senator
from this district, has gone to Spotsylyania
court to give an account OF his stewardship
10 his constituents OF that county. He is
not one OF those public servants that visit
their constituents only about election time.
w. Taverner Stokes, Esq, State lecturer
OF the Independent Order OF Good Tenn
plars, is billed 10 lecture here in the Metho-
dist church on Tuesday night, 18th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

Senator Thurman's attack is biiious-fever,
contracted, as lie believes, from the malaria
that irfe>ts some Of the districts in Ohio
where he has spoken.
The tota! mortality Of New Orleans now
amounts TO 3,i7l, and the cases number
1885. Governor Sicbolls's daughter, tive
years old, has dicd at Thibodeaux.