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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20
4 Grand vocal and instrumental Con-
nrlt.

We are pleased TO De able to announce TO
cur readers ,hat Mr.. Leo Wheat Of Rich
moal. if not the most accomplished Pianist
AMI Or-laitiu this country, AZ least the peer
of The mos. celstratci, viii give Musical
Fnter,a.amcut at Charles Washington Hall,
in this place, on Thursday evening next, April
25th. SIR Wheat viii be assisted by some Of
Che hes, Vocal talent Of the City Of Washing
Ton. aaI such treat as in store for those who
attend is rarely offered % orr citizens. We
b ,ps ,ae hall will be crowded Don't fail 30
avail yo-rse.l OF his opportunity, We re-
publish brief extract from q criticism Of the
r.gfrmsuccs Of Mr. Wheat: -.
tU.isa master. and t1s Obtained A's power 90
MIN the sweetest chords auI Aarm1lics from MS
i.str.l...rt. o- the lover bv soft and tender ca
-..s.fr Gains t.. bright smiles aud happy laugh
t. mon. hi. mistress. ne expresses n u-lc vain a
r.-..et-.n ut .uy. to. b. and as we marx "a Ui-
.-rar. ftl manipulation, Ee could put compare At"
theu.qs Law ot Low. was better t.an tl- o,e l.. i"
90 V-s.I.: tor we have seen hroen-i..n '116c
his shaggy lions mace ed urer tae instrument
and -..tl. With ,le. bial vai1cr v.'h tee Key s,
until ID. appreciation ot harmony was ''.i I'D ~, ~.
.r.-t.r. interest excited lF tNe contest. " %
tLiuE Mr.. NbaateNccs ia DESCRIPTIVE music. 10
i...-. o. follow bats suggestions and construct
your own j+yl-le mountain and "r. U.s. l'e
r.rr, dance. trcs.a- % birds. the roll thunder
ana sudden Storm. Cd. fear, che escape ana ia
psalm 90 -tlrk--ir.n such pictures e'-' 'e
. rlirt 81. ithHl. e...ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

DOCKS AND sTATIONERY.--A frll assort
} mont " School Bnotf, Copy Bsoks, Psfs
books. Day Books and Lcdecrs W. call special
attention 90 our complete stock 81 recently pn,-
Glazed Paper and Envelope. fall Inc ofh1ni-
COMO Box Paper. BUTLER 4 AISQUlTH.
DHY SlCIANS.-W respectfully call the 81
tcntlon 81 the phydcilns ~ ihis county o.
our largely Increased stock ~ Pare Drugs and
Medicines. he greater part u hl"h has been
purchased ga the Inst dirty day. We are pro
pared T. fll dcrf upon the DostfcasnnaLlc tcFms
Feb %, ISIS. BUTLER AtsQUlTH
II OSTETTER'8 and Draka's Plantation M
Z tors Ecgr,inc, simmons Liver Rcgnlsior,
Bulls Cough Syrup, August flaWcr, B0schec's
Herman Strip. BALI, McLcsn's. Wright Tuit',
J1ync's. and Aycr's Pills, Ayers Cherry Pcctn-
raj, jayne Ezpcctprant nud full line ~ all tho
popular Patent Medicines.
Fob. %. 1878. BUTLER ~ AISQUITu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20
Drugs, Paints, Oils.
Dye-St1as, Patent Medicines,
SchOOlL}ooIsss, stationery
Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, &c.

rVHE undersigned having purchased Of Mr. C.
2. Bc!ler thc Stock and fixtures 20 his Drug
store in Char'cstowu, is replenishiur the same by
purchases 90 fresh Drugs md ucw and desigable
Goods, and purposes % conduct thc business IN
aliits bfeucLe5.
Physicians descriptions aud Family Recipes
win be carefully compounded az all hours of day
or night.
Inc'udcj iu he stock are Drugs. IatcH. Mcdi-
eings, Paints. Oils, Dyo-StuHs. School md other
Books, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet ioots,-
great variety. Also, choice brands Of
Tobacco nuu ClGnrs'.
PURE WINES md LIQUORS yili De- kept, but
onlg cold for Medicinal purposes.
We respectfully SOLICIT share ol Che public pa
troraeo, and trust 5y attention 90 business care
fal preparation u medicines, and by constant re-
rcwals Of stock, not only % rcain thc former tIs
tom or the housc but % induce many others % call
Respectfully
BUTLER g. AISQUITu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20
Still Another Reduction
~ TEE
@. n. i.
EHT Earc happy On inform our customers aud
w hcpnbNc rcncrallf, that 500 have again
been ob!c 20 reduce die price ~ our Celebrated


co ai'to make them within The roach all. These
Ploughs have been ia use long enough 90 sniify
,io most incrciulogs that thoy are the only Roll.
able plouahs ia thii county 20 stand up ~ The
work aud 10 though ile soil well at OF times
They are put up Of the very beet material and
workmanship that this county can afford. We,
however, guarantec every Plough a. give astsfoc.
ton or 90 ealo WERLICH 4 WELLER.
PSI \. Darnhart, 90 Dui'icld's Depot, Il
our authorized Agent o. sell our ploughs 10 Jet
rcrson County, Aofih % u. n o. x. u.
Charcsi0wn, Feb. %, 1871. W. W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

E7OLET GOODS Fine English and American
Irair and Tooth Bru.hcs: Combs, Imported
Handkerchief Perfumes, Toilet Soap, aud full
line Of Druggists Fancy Goods. just received.
BUTLER & AISQUlTU.
TNRESU AND CENIINE.-Wo have i1,t re-
caired fall stock af Laudreth's rs!iabl-
Peas. Beans and Ouion S.tts, togo Their Eith 'g.l
supply % Poper and BUN seed.
March l6. ISIS. BUTLER g. AISgriTU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

7 VIII buy good BLACK OAK BARK ttst Is
nrnpcrl. taken aai cured according o. ihe
iuNo1in- directions, and ray CASH FOR 20 90 tho
rat. or s. per Cogl rf l2s FEET o. afnrcnont, de-
lvcred Nc my Mills ga Winchc.t'r. virginia and
81 IN Cars atanv point from Nartin.burg toilar-
rlfouhurr. but f'ic Cars must bc r1rsfnHs and
c'ctcg piled aud iHef fH-all tlat can Boo gottcn
in-in order % save freight arL charge, which
Is 500 muc' per cnr. g..
DIRECTION Commence taking tIo lark,
as soon 1s q. will peel w.,l-rgn frerig-and De
sure 20 take the bnrk from The upper part of the
tree and HI1bs. f0r the Young bark is more hcshy
and better than ho I'D bark. which il mostly
ross; he Bars hogid not bc broken up too much,
and mlstb. o. average iLickncss as the heavy
butt bark by i,sr ui! not bc bought atfu.i price.
Tho outtid. nf tso Bark must aiaeys h' kspt ~,
which wllprcvcri it7 crr'aT, clso protect me IN
eide from tbe weather, u hich being ihc part nsrd,
must hc kept bright and not .lrwcd - crt vet or
mould, which Injuries g. trcuru and color, tic
al important parts.
March % 'r---im GlltNiE SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

NvINDOW GLASS, Putty, Earnishcs, Oils
w Whitr lead and C0iors.
Feb. 2a.lsIs. BUTLER h AISQUtTu.
HtOXES & NELSON'S Gclatlnc, Corn starch
I and Flasorng EVtrac.s,
TENOILET SOAPS.-Lomc's Tnelsh Brown
Windsor Palm, Elder Flower and Turtlu OF,
White and Notified Uaattie. AobiuaOL'a Oatmeal
aud Giyccriuc. Colgaic's brown Bath aud Cash
nero Bouquet Soaps.
ItOLOCNES.-Gr Duchess, Vienna Bell,
l \ Hoynct'r German, and Riral fariua Culogncs
Mar - ~ BUTLER 2 AISQUlTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20
SAND FOR SALE.

Gland. suitable lJr Building pmposrs. Tor sale
- bv o. W. ROWLAND.
Oct ~, ls-T.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
roF pEyysYLTAYl4 CASTAS&

co,otor Wallace will drop out OF the hsU oL
- presidential candidates after to-day
CaArotb,s chances of running cadetshlp
=, ,,,shtD tou the next two years are not very
brilliant ,,,or,, majority for their
-, Of % 600 No lightning calculator can peat
M Jnocrat figuring on election
Covornor Hendricks was announced 10
Ia =, pnnatelphia saturday evening. bot he iailed 10
sposN - o,nearauoe. he dOuDtless saw the absurdlty
- .one party lstening to hal9-!pohey t1 enb
night, aud IN an' ~
lhe next nlsh" -, : =; .bo ,rastern
rho Democratic campaign IN the western
In. state has shown httle energy or spirit On
ISi'V hand tho Republican canvass mas Deeh VIZ
the o'N'l ,onlete The GreenbackeTs have shown
orous AM an and vitality in this section thAn the Deo
more piooA ""
,rL.,o 10 some doubt about the ANlth Con-
,.no1 District where there are three cannda'es IN
-, AID The Republicans. who carried II TWO years "Eo
nv 500 majority, have rTnounatea sGe ffsnrehead
ana tnt tbe bulk Of the party vote Will DC gwen
to The GIeenback nominee a..
Tho close of the Democratic campaign cat
dav evening presented striking cohraS' " '"0
s.u,ont finale OF the Republicans EN-6OVefilor H'I
80 and ex Governor Curtin were advertised TO SPEAK
= p,oaeIpbta but both failed to appear AT Wllnlhs-
mort Mr. Dill. the candidate Ior t ,tbeT az them
arnr loci Parker we're announced. But nto @ IN
S sInC IN anpearnncc The party had STRIKING hiusLa
Rt ~ ~ tbe discouraged condition OF lie leaders
rbs Democrats have sold out to the Green-
- IN tho XXIVth Cong less0nal District Bard thef
5,a,,s for Congress- who refused to get out ot the
h bssu p,lsbed off the ticket, and as much OF the
- vnte.,s can be controlled by the leaders VIII oe
p4t,s pinmmer. the Gr0enbaC6 nominee Ihe hcpup-
Sl't ,,,fed carried the district TWO years ago Dy
. O0 majority aud have strong hopes OF winning asan'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Lieutenant- Com
mander John c. Knnct Is ordered duty board the
SewHampahire, at Port Royal, s. c.. as executive Off
GER Master Martin T.. Hall Is ordered TO the Navy Yard
at PensaeOls. Fla. Licutenant-C Commander David G.
Woodrow IL detached from the Eew-Hampshire Port
Royal G., on tile reporting OF his relief aud placed
waiting orders The u = steamship Lancaster viii be re-
paired at the PoFtamouth IN. H. Navy Yard and the
Secretary OF the Navy s considering the advisaby Of
repairing the Yantic at the Washington Navy Yard.
further examination OF tins vessel win be made TO
see II her condition win warrant repairs
Rear-Admiral William f. Leroy. commanding the U. g.
naval forces the European Station reports under the
date Of Vile Franche, October IL, that the flagship
Trenton sailed from Cherbourg September g. and ar
rived ~ Vile Francne the 10Th Tho Marion sailed
from Barcelona. Spain, August "a, after visiting
LeghOrn and Naples arrived at Trieste, Austria OctO-
Der z, sna was 60 remain for several days The
Yandalia sailed from VIII Ffanche September 81, en-
route to Gibraltar. The Alliance sailed from Vie
Franc che September le for cruise In Eastern waters,
making smyrna her headquarters.
Surgeon C. II. Burbank ls ordered to the Navy
Yard, Portsmouth,, n. H. Surgeon G. J. s. Wells
ia ordered 20 the Navy Yard, Washington, u. Q:
Assistant Surgeon Charles II. H. Hall IA ordered
to Warrington tor examination; Medical inspec.
Yard, POrtsIaouth. N. H., and placed on waiting
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
Gprridl Notires.

MINI, 1is.ia, on Esrfh-A thorough Medical Treatise
ind caliHg ati Disablies may De- ieJVtd Inc
eprrIucr ol - years sEy. observation and PROFESSIONAL
pr9c se showing the that viii inare Restored NAN
thai have impaired Dy Overxcd powers statement
Obstacles Marriage and OI the means 7" re0Fc
theIn by mail 25c. (eunency or postage stinsl Address
sec'y Muscun Anatomy and Selenee LIS Bf0ld&ay n 4:
No ,aorc rheumatism! No more gout NO more gravel
Ise sci uiubergeTs harmless and mfnDe Frech Salty
latra. Is1et warranted n u hours l0ial culem upa
stpaid. Beware Of imlintout L. ~ IA tlH * O9
only agents United Statss 4Ji Broadway New or
po.f Ilars Notiec-Ths the wrsE eallug
sATIjRDAY. November .. 1915. Will close 1t ths 0ahes
an TUESDAY nc 10 n., for Europe by steamship WyOn
ing via Queenstown: WEDNESDAY, az II an, for Eu
r by steamship BOthEia via Queenstown correspond
ence Tor be forwarded by this st amer must be
by steamship Amerique. VIA Hayre; on THURSDAY, az
"a m France Germany. &c. by steamship Nleand. VIA
Plymouth CherbouTg Hamburg correspondence for
Great Britain and the Continent 10 be forwarded by tins
rope by steamship Baltic via Queenstown sDoncnce
and France to Do forwarded OY this steamer
must specially addressesD; on SATURDAY, &C ll'5O
m Germany sc, by steamship Main via southampton
tneut 10 be Dy ths be specially od
dressed d II m, Ter Europe by steamship CITY OF
Queenstown lcOrrCspordcnco Tor Gefnauy
ana scotland be forwarded by this steamer must be
ssanahp CFcaSSia, Glasgow. The steamships wyoming
ROthnia Baltic and City Of Richmond no not take lahs Of
Denmark sweden ano Mel The mais fSr the West In
es Dfaz Argentine leave New York November The
mails for Havana leave New'York November and lbe
mails for Jamaica leave EewiOrk November The mails
for Aspnwnn South Pacific ports leave Newf NO
yeber o. malls for China aud Japan leave san iran
ciaco male foT Austra leave aAh Fr4n
eiseo No's"Ie ." I'll. JANRs Postmaster
Poat Onjce Gey.YorK November z 1875
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
LETTERS FROM THE PkOPLE.

REPUBLICAN OPPOSITION TO OBRlEN.
ASKING THAT A REPUBLICAN, BE NOMINATED TOR
CONGRESS IN THE NTH DISTRICT.
To the Edtt0r or The TrfbHne.
SIR: Is 1t not time for the Republicans TO
name their candidate for Congress the Xth District
am an old Line" Republican, and deeply dsgused with
MI John Kellys Dictatorship. Opposed power
anywhere and especially detesting such OF
1t as was shown (and with almost brutal frankness
avowedl IN the convention which nominated Mr. o. b.
Potter for Congress- should yet for thar gentle
man, presumably respectable and a representa-
tive OF the respectable element, IN preference
60 o'Brrn. As against Mr. schell. the puppet
OF Tnmmany. I could force myself vote for
John Morrissey for the state Senate, but the line
mus. be drawn somewhere, and Hnd many other Re
puhlicansl draw IL at Jimmy" 0'Brrn. So far we
have not yet gone nor will we in the future. How will
the Republican party gain by the election Of OBrcn in
stead Of POtteri Is be ht representative OF tho En-
pyrr City Is he less likely TO 20 astrav on
financial issues, and the maintenance OF the
public credit VIII not MS vote on tire
hpedkership ard other National issues
the Democrats And other than National issues DO
mot hilfe 10 Congress Tanmany or AnuiTammaDy Is
nl no IMPORTANCE therr.
Then let some decent Republican be nominated at
once, or huudrcds OF our votes will 60 to Potter.
Ncw-I0ik, OeL 81, 1873. STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN.
We think the effort to dragOon Republicans into
voting for Jimmy" O'Brien dissraceful. We
have said so before a good many occasions, and
we say SO nOw.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
GENERAL NOTES.

A correspondent OF Tue TRIBUNE does not
beieve that tho Horton house." southold J. L. is
the Sldst America. II bnit 10 $685. whereas
no says. the P1ckeriha house Broad-st Salem
Mass dates back TO 1885, and the house the of
Essrx and NOFthsta, known eIthor the Roger VIII
bas house, OF ths "oId Witch house. constructed
N 1881. The frame OF the "Frst Cburch," erected IN
fG29 standing the a the EsseS Institute IN the
same city. Rum0r also has it that the old tucker
hOasa" near TucKsrs Wharf IN harblehead. Mass,
buiIt before 1880 In published atlas OF Essex COunty
hsdesgnated Is the Oldest house In Massachusetts,"
AL the way from Calcutta comes roman
&c see Of q strange quest fOT husband young lady
OF Goa has posted In the municipal chamber ct Mar
announcement that she Is eighteen years old,
and has income OF 1,5OO xerans and furthermore,
Wishes to marry under thirty years OF age who
nan command 1000 xerafns. the JOINT income being
about $500 and he must understand the English and
portuguese Languages. and the metrieal system Of
soeats; aud on certain. day she would pass
setanen the public streets Of MsFgaum with green
anbrelia and handkerchief Of the same color IN her
- hand aftef which she would receive suffers with
sehf proposals.. and choose from them possessing
ms stipulated qualifications.
The underground railways Of London have
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
HONEST MONEY.
Il. H. srRAHLS.

TO the Editor or rbe TrtGHHs
SIR: You may now do service equal to
that YOU have Just done for houc, counting. In behalf
OF the cau.c OF honest money "-sheh cannot ne had
without honest voting.
suggest tnat you promptly ny before the pubic a
specimen Of the proposed lat money Let 1t bc the
fac-simile o. tue grc, nback," adopted 20 " L. g."
part,s platform hy having the words Fiat Money -
painIy stamped upon &, ith the legend Forever rT
drcmabc .; ad IN place of the anquAied lofm OF op-
ligation thus FAR IN use, the following Tho UHited
-tat,s f,r roc OoverumenO promises not 10 pnT to
Iear,r one dollar" Would uOt this Nlustrauye appeal
bc moro effective than any amount Oi IGuhleht "l,h
thosands who ar, more Il ady vote than 20 think
INT ,ynn cnuuf A DOLLAK.
Ns,y-y yyrE Nov I 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
DIED

RACoN-At Randopliyile y j. on Saturday. November =
I.Ien " Bacon. aged - yoIrs and 10 months
Gc rsndrc- Oi his dau ghtPr. Mira Peter f. RanOph on
Tu,sta,. \ Noyembcr g. at 1880 n
cars Coi.tra r. Leave t'o o Iiberiyst NewYofk at
cirr.agt. vii meet friends Dunellen " j. arrival Of
tram
gJ-LELEY-At North Granville " Y, on SUNDAY, Novem.
b.. q ,enar ri Edward Bulky, Ia the 9th year ot his
y,five ,nd frends arr luvli, attend the funeral
on Tuss.iay NOvrmboF ;. At: n'c.ooz p. m.
HUDSON On sunday O0tOb, H. at Dinarl lie Of Vilaine
France Emily CarlSn"r Vft 81 IIeuienShtCOonel I'd
wsrd Mon. Hudson, G. :. 4
Eoi.ce II funeral pil uc given i"'mNfrD"
l,EISEAt Chcago NOy,nbr >, John NJ. Ksese. formerly
oftufs CITY. aged "a years aud months.
Er-utsof auily acH % aenn tis IHner1 services
az ihincJcck, y. " "Wednesday "th inst at O'Clock
H.
KIyO-N ler residence Hishwo,d. WleIawken y. J.,
Arhiail ci 9Iov o. tLe atg JAAeS Core KING.
In tho S1t! year u hcl uRr, . ,.
az lOaO A. L. WsiU iUssstgy. Nsy lEabar d.
Relatives fiCa Of ihe '2uT 1v rcspecuuy i'oi 20
s4tsnd
IIVINGsTON-A spTnsacl5, Mas on rur4day. October
81 Anne 81. Cds'y, UA.JT of I!ob,rs T. Livingston.
McBRID- RasiiII Farm H'lr -oncrytl, November z,
George NcEude. foTUer'ts merrhsEt % tlis ety.
VIII await arrival 0f the T. s. tram at Sonervia
M0NJpOu ~unasy. Noyclnbrr3 Glry Emma, wife OF Mich
olas Mou1 daughter %! JOHANNA H. and George Wiz
r, y ~ t 3r, the r-seace Of parents No.
Ii5 West Vlsts. ru.'sty, Eof eiabar D. att ?.
Relatives and iIsrld- ar Iiyliei - a,tNd
SyITTT-Tu dis city Nuyrgbcr l. ~ O53 LexngtonRve
Mrs HaTfi~ L. ~inf, sitr ci the H. Rev b. D. Smith,
hlsl,Jp Ol ksnlGtAv.
SOug. Ci ftueI1 serNicsS hert'Nc"
srONU-On sunday. November q, kGwaid stone. aged 6s
Fanl frn his late residence lstst Tuesiav,
Norcwb, s. at II o'clock, ri IA Iind requested that no
flowers hr sent
WoODEu Y-In Gr1tou. =. " October 81. 1873 the Hon.
NIiii9fl Woodbury., istt - 'ctt-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS


LIvERroor Nov 4-12:sO p. Cotton shade easier
da9 o6o6 G-' % ding Sooo bes ar speculation sS 4'
port kecegts 1900 bales no American Futures sasH I'D
lower Upiends Low Migfling November delivery.
sd also 5lssal Upan.s, Low Middling November
dias @ eaase becSeS anJ naaTy a also
Upands Low Middng clause Isuuary an FcDruaTy dSly
clause FeoFaaIy SIarcn delivery as also 51s ! Up
paIHd Low nf sa%se % AgT and Nay sI Seyfy 1S G & It,
ped November ana December a1a 5isagd. ,,-.- ., ,.,
included $50 bales American. RutsresU Uplanas low Mli-
lands Low Mdd ing clause February aaa nlro9 denyery
Slls9di Upands Low ding clause April AMI May d,iy,
January and February, sail 5S9L
sna' LOW LOW ng Ilan ca Sa1s' rPeTv and March s
; aiiis 10y "a S , s1fop i1T,I5IIsT % HI.il,n"
Low Mming S@sisc: Good Ordinary. 2c receipts, lal6
BAInHoRE Nov. 4'-Cotton dull and easier; Madlinz.
ceips 1853 bales gross 50 baes experts n Great Britain
ll baes coastwse lO1 Daesi sales 2lj bales spInnes
BosroS. Nov 4%Cotton dull: MIddnn-. oisc Low Mid.
ding 9Lc Good Ordinary So; net receipts 20S nSdes
cntELEsToy. Soy. 4.ICottSn lower; MiddinG Sc. Low
bales exports coastwss 3O2o baes sales. 1000 bales
CIyciSsGT. Nov: 4-coton quiet: Middilne. e,-c Low
y alaG alH 3 SSe SGS sa bs soes 9G Ss SiS
GALVESTON Nov lotion easy Of quoationS Midilins
Seips TO- l37 bales gross 80 bales exports coastwe
LorsvILlF. Nov. i-Cotton firm: Mtidiing orc.
AENrIIIs, Nov 4-CoJ@ IN lir demand ana stealy; MID
so bales stock II 72f bales.
MOBLE. Nov. 4.-touoH quiet MIddling, 9c. Low Mid
ding S.. Ordinary Sc net receipts, 2.2lO bales
exports csstw3e, 29s bIles sales 500 blles stock H.
443 bales.
NRwURiIANs. Nov. 4.-Cott0u e1sy Middlng 92c.; Low
bale; saie', ,5oe baie5 STICK
NORFOLK. Nov 4.-t,OltOn quiet; Mdding, Soc; re-
lO ralCs exports cOaswse. 3OI3 bales sales 400
baes stock, IL, iO2 baes.
PMLAoEtrnIA Nov. 4.Cotfon firm: Mdillng. 9A,c; Low
Middlng 9isc Good Ordinary SEE; net reccpts. 1888
gross S3 bales; s4les 2Sj bales spuners 27j bales
stock. 4.OIS btles.
sAyASSAH, Nov. 4-CottOn easy; Middling. 4c; Low
NiddIng Good Ordinary Iss Tsceiptss 0,3zO
bales. experts cOastwlsc 1870 laes sales 3iOO bales
sf1cz. lOJ, ,6O6 bales
ding ac; Good Ordinary Sic: receipts, 4,5fl bales
shipments 4856 bales sales 21j3 bales stock, S'S5'
bales.
WHMINGTON, Nov. 4.-Cotton nominal; Midding, sosc.;
Low Mitling. S5lsc Good Ordinary, &c; net receipts
l.52y bales; sl0tk, 10 80 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
ArAMMAyY TRICK TO AID sCHELL.

To the EdttOT Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: am informed that certain circulars
Issued IA my behalf ~ tho Executive Committee OF the
Republican ASSOCIATION of the XfIlth Assembly Dis
tI1er are being rtmaIIed registered voters Of the dis
trlct accompanied By general ticket, containing the
names Of Republican candidates with the exception Of
the candidate Tor Mayor. the OF Augustus Schel
h.,n sutstltuted for that Of Edward Cooper This ~
crse c.u uuly be done 10 limited extent, hut Ia Dr.
ui tin regular Republican Association; and m my
dl.c all conueC ton with the anar. and
deuouuret Il a. TaumaLy trek. trust that al kepub
see that the name Edward Cooper Ia printed thereon
Your UD,dicnt servant.
Netr- York, NUy. 4, 1878 H. H. srRAiAS.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

orders. Surgeon Adrian Hudson Is detached from the
Navy Yard, Washington. aud placed waiting orders
Passrd Assistant Surgeon b. = Mackte h drt5ched from
temporary duty bOlr the trainiugShfp Saratoga on
her departure IRON Philadelphia and placed waiting
orders Assistant -Surge0ns Ernest NOrfeet, Frank An
derSon Edward III. Green. ID. o. Lewis CaS. T. Hibbitt,
Geo. T. Lsppncott, L. II. McCarty. p. A. Lowering and
R1bert Whiting are detached from the Naval Hospital
New1Ofk, and ordered Washington for examination
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

.,eu,a.iOns The machinery for the comIisUe hn yUa
II hs h lid 10 be in operation repeaters h9Nt
OF tbe ifh the names of voters who are aoseno
ssn n The city have died or are are Too aso II to be
abe poL't' re,nneratc ballots pnt in II -
e saaea ratio, and tho last resnce tsse count. The
the laubtss thaf n has definite information Oh bus s.s
~ e uTe majority Of 5000 where tns liS mon the
plOl 70 ,ny 10 about 500 or $50, ana cIl.s h,n0
ase 10 defrat II by vigilance ah1 ~ sfrrt
Rep rv Republican vote. IT tins eav IN viii
does not elect Republican Cohgic''u'D
~ essV 10 understand why.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05


Oldest there alWa Gurtncss
iTHe buU election tme which accounts Or tn" COupaf
a amount ~ Hess transacted at the various sale
xchaug- stables IN TINS the past week Among the
rivals foT hg carloads OF small D1vnS HOIss
iHslutin vera P0it frou Canada The eu7Hd scarcely
igv n Horses 10 has been, dealers are
making sigrt ucrss0Us Il, m former rales
beer from 800 Al ~ per head those on sale
holIE SluOd sl2j Ie' head vi Ponies $4OGSIJ
had OF this larger grade OF Western tarfa % Horses
have sale ported tOOD0 500 per head
Gg hnr o. bays, lob Ealds high ard
stylish, though licking OF tho pO O weilbred
Draft GtcTai Purpose HOr-Ps nave received
very hrit Inquiry, wo Raj arO1d Hor-es have seldom been
sale st.l les seYfal arVas az
stables direct from the country. EXpor;s are 10
heal OF GO0d, one ha1 NornaIbd Horses destined Tor
If6~ ", shipped by Colonel J. \ Bridge
land. American Consul at Havre. Who II was r..
ported. mplatr1 masng ether aud more imp rt1nt
Shipments Il hs trial tr1r proved success VI Brdge-
ah however denies tins report, and sl " WIS merely IN
this cOuntry thought would take few bach TO some
sncs nine II very evident that this gentle
.bOab something els than the exporting OF
hores tor he has sent thr caT Lad really VA able O
acIuss AtauUc vessel II has be proven 70
be mp for foarel ged animals IN pleasant
and board to ar est and Fastest steamer what
wln be IN medium size sailing yes5elt Every shoe
maker had better stick TO b. own last