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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

a " leave Washington,
5.lo--NEW 1ui>k, phIl.AnrLtiiIA AND FOS
TON EMPRESS, Elicolt City, On sundays &c
Baltimore only. Stops at Shipcy's Laurcl, An
napolis Junction, JcSsup's llan"verand Elk ki'lg,
G.5u-- Bal tiuurc, Annapolis and Way. (Cranbcr.
ry, StraSburg. Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
lo~fi;.iI.TIMoRE AND Laurel. EMPRESS.
S.:v-PoiuL of Rocks, Cranberry, Strashurg, Win.
chester, Hugcrstown and Way stations.
S:m-Nl1M lokk, PAILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENPliIISsS. parlor Cars to New
York and Philadelphia; Stops at Annapolis juno
ton.
Sl5-isT. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
lirancll. except Sunday. Through car 10 Slaunton
Pullman cars IL Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO SAN
duSkey daily, except saturday.
HOO-On Sunday onl y-BaltimOrc Annapolis and
Way.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPRESS Stops at Bla-
densbur,, BelsviIlc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
!ssSmps and Hanover.
l4lU-Baltimorc, Annapolis, Ellcott City and
l.Sv-iNEW YORK, PH1LADELFuIAANDB os.
TON EMPRESS. ON Sundays To Baltimore only,
i,3U-BALTlMORE, Ella pENSBUEG ANDLAT-
REL EXPRESS: Frederick VIA Relay. Stops at
Annapolis Junction.
Loo fPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hagcrstown.
Winchester. and Way Stations. On sundays 10
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
$50 pIiILADELPHIA, NoRFoLK AND BAL
TlMORE EMPRESS. Norfolk, except Sunday
Norfolk passengers taken i'll the cars direct to boat
at Canton stops at BladenSburg and Laurel
SfcHicAGo AND G Co f1iSsllJ EXPRESS
St s.ip"I B ali * CGifas ENTREES
G25-tST: LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE
AM, PlTTSBURG EMPRESS. Pittsbury, except
Sunday. Pullman cars.
a;$o-tNEW YoKK, rHn.ADELp111A ANDEA1.-
EMPRESS. Sleeping car to New York
md special sleeping car to Phil adelphia.
fDalIy: Other trains daily, except Sunday.
All trains stop ut Relay Station
All through trains will stop Sir Joints Run for
Ass g M to and from Berkeley Springs. and at
For further information apply 1T The Baltimore and
oho Ticket Office, Washington Station. is,, Gol
northwest, Washington where orders will be tal1,n
or baggage to be checked TO my point
W. l.. CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportation
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO 5. KOONTZ, General Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
FRANK THOMSON
General .Managor.

xgY g., VIRG. MIDLAND Il q. $: X. K.
w JOHN S. BARBOUR, Receiver,
On and after Sunday, Juno 9th, 1873, Pas
sanger Trains will! run az follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

HAMS-Small Hams. weighing from to 10
~ lbs each, just received by
j6 70 j. @. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

INARBOLINE FOR THE HAIR.-Tho only
~ article that restores the hair on bald heads,
eradicstes dandruf, &C.. for sale by
10 Is JNO. Y GIBSON & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29
Serious ARRAY ut AbinEiton--.SeriOu
Condition OF Rev. Mr. Leyburp.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.I
ABINGDON. October 90, 1873.
Mr.. r. FL. Henritze, town sergeant of
Abingdon, stabbed and dangerously injured
Mr.. Henry S. Preston, an attorney at law,
at that place yesterday afternoon. A diff
Gully ensued about COW which Dir. Hen
rite had taken up OF Mr.. Preston'S as run
ming at large against town ordinance. In
the difficulty HenritZe drew knife and
stabbed Preston in the right breast, cutting
cash two and half inches in length, and
penetrating between the third and fourth
ribs into the lungs. Mr.. Preston Is at pres
ent in a dangerous condition, but it is
thought will recover. Mr.. HenritZe was
held 10 appear before the grand Jury on Il
bond Of $1,000. Much Indignation is mani
tested in the community towards Henritze,
as Mir. Preston was peaceful and quiet
citizen and badly afflicted III one hand.
We regret to state that Rev. DR.. Ley burn,
OF Lexington, who was a delegate TO and
taken i'll while attending the recent session
OF the Synod of Virginia at this place, is
now lying hopelessIy i'll. He was reported
as conyalesciDg last week, but on yesterday
took n relapse, and has since been stricken
with paralysis, his whole left side being
affected. His wife, daughter, and son are
at bis bedside, and entertain little hope OF
his recovery. - VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-J. F. Lee has
been appointed revenue-storekeepe for the
Eighth (Georgia) district. ,.... ..
The President, at the invitation OF promi-
nent citizens of Baltimore, will attend the
Maryland Institute Fair in that city Thurs
day next. The Chinese Minister also ac-
cepts an invitation to attend.
The report OF the capture OF maraudinS
Cheyennes is confirmed by dispatches to the
Indian office. 1t is expected that the lead
ers OF this band will be turned over to the
civil authorities OF Kansas Or Nebraska for
trial and punishment for numbering settlers
and for other outrages during their progress
northward, as was done in the case Of San
tanda, Big Tree, and others, some years
ago.
: The law branch OF the Jumel will case
was to-day decided by. the Supreme Court
in the eiectment suit between Bowen and
Chase, the Court holding that the will does
not give Madame Jumel q descendlble in
terest. ...... ......- ..-... ......-
In the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day the case OF j. S. Lisberger Us.
e. NJ. Garnet, assignee, an appeal from the
Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia was docketed and dismissed with
coSts =. .-'.a -.-.. ...s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29

~ The call for $1,000 per share on the share
holders OF the City OF Glasgow Bank will
exhaust the means Of the smaller sharehold-
ers and throw the burden OF assessment
upon the few wealthy ones. The bank itself
owned about 1900, COO OF its own shares,
and therefore the call upon that portion OF
the stock will produce nothing. tits EVIL
dent that further and still larger calls must
be made upon those who are not bankrupted
BY the first assessment.
The heaviest shareholder of the City OF
Glasgow Bank. Thomas Matthew, is called
upon to pay an assessment of nearly six
hundred thousand dollars, Robert Craig
over half million, another for quarter OF
a million there are. three liable for two
hundred thousand each, five for one hun
dred and fifty thousand each, thirteen fcr
one hundred thousand each !; there are two
hundred and eighteen whose assessments
range from twenty-five to ninety-iye thou
sand dollars. In addition, there are two
hundred and forty-four others whose assess
ments amount TO five thousand each, and
few of these will be athletic pay. The pros.
pect for them is Overwhelming.
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PETERSBURG.

= 1AAsN~a> ~
,-rp VIII OF THs LATE n. +. LEsIIE--caL1.
or !, p.sroR--CANAnlAN$ MINISTER'S IN our
Ts-ceSsERvATTyE RALLY IN A1Err
1y,-MR. cULLiSSoN's MOVEMENTS, &C.
correspondence Of the richmond ptssAatcn.l
OCTOBER IS, 1878.
,,,n vii, ~ the late Robert T. Leslie Will
s.entered OF record Tomorrow, III she ounce lf.e
y" "s ,Sn clerk OF the. Corporation and Circuit
VI ,~e Tbe executors named in the VIII
Wv NeSsrs. James Alfred Jones and John
Neil, ar and Ma;or Charles S. stfingfellow
.a' DO legal counsellor OF the estate. 1t IS
s:s that an effort will be made to break the
'ii as certain relatives OF the deceased,
W. we're expected to be heirs, are ignored
", rho ultimate division OF the property uf-
der the will. 80, =.
prrns- Street Baptist church called to the
no<,ora,e OF the church Rev. W. B. Brad.
lh,w. until late years resident OF Nova
Sofia. Some months ago Mr.. Bradshaw
hourht \ farm in Prince George county,
u. ON which he has been lately rcsiding.
H,s family are now in Nova Scotia. This
viii make the third one ;of her Maiesty's
subjects in her North American possessions
Who have been invited TO religions charges
IN This city OF late years, not counting Rev.
Air sutton. OF the Church OF the Good
Shephcrd. Blapdfora, who is a native, and
until late years subject Of the Queen. but,
VIM has never, I believe, resided in the
New Dominion. may add that all OF them
are bicblyaccceptablc to their foeks.
Sir George Campbell, Of her Maiesty's
Fast Indian service, was ir the city yester-
day. and received much attention from
some OF our people. $50 -.
a Rey. William +. Hatcher, OF Richmond.
formerly and for seven years resident OF
patersbI,rm, preached an able sermon last
NIGH, at Inc First Baptist church OF this
civ His subject was s'The Contention
between st. Paul and St. Peter at An
tiOch."
Favorable reports are received from the
counties OF the district with respect TO the
harmony and spirit of the Conservatives IN
suDport OF the nominee for Congress. Last
Saturday there was rouslng barbecue and
open.air speaking at Namozene church,
Amelia, at which speeches were made
bv Colonel S. BaSSett French, General
Sii,h Boiling. and Captain d. a. Hinton.
The closest attention was paid TO these
orators throughout, and many assurances
received OF the solid strength OF the party
in support OF the nominee.
| learn that Colonel French will be in
yiicd 10 speak at the Academy oil Music, in
this CITY, before the close OF the campaign.
Mr.. John Collinson, accompanied by a
LEGAL gentleman named Kane and others,
passed through the citS yesterday on his
way to Norfolk in special car, and re-
turned on the same day en- route for Rich
mond. rfc ROBIN ADAIR.
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FIN ANCIA.I4. !.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
s. MONDAY. October d, 1875.
sAlss.-1 600 Virginia tax-receiyable eonponsa

virginia tna-feSeisaoie couvOusa al
E8t4. ,t; 80; !, {.
Anlsyfeon Gotd.-l oOa bio. ss n. II
State. Ssf1tT teS.-yirgina cOnsoia. 52s bid, So
virsia,a fnsdabse. Cd Bid: Vlrsiass deferred. 81
bid: Virginia Interest certificates, 66 bid Virgins
rax-recefyable coupons. G14 bid, SIR asEed. -
81 Cftu tfeS.-Rfchnond city 8fs. j.. and D.,
117x bid: Richmond city 6's. j. sad y. 101 bid;
Petersburg ciry SIS, r. and A., % asked; Petersburg
city Ga d05a asked Norfolk city waser s's, faHd
Raih6ad Borasass- yI,rf1ia and Tsnness,s Rail-
road second mortgage 6,sr ard a.. IS Sf ytrdhia
and Tennessee Raflroad third ifforrRage Ss, and
D.. 29H asked: Souhside RniIroad second niDstaaxe
preferred g., ), and J., rs bid, lSA as ssds SC1th.
side Railrond third saertgage preferred 49,. and
~ 90 ss s9 aske ser and Tsssrsarg ks
burg Railroad first R,crtsaae S's, j. and ". %
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad fist
mortgaee g., A. and Or LOO BID: Orange a11iA leI-
andrsa Railroad third mortgage SIS. 81. ans M.y42
asked. Richmond and DanvfiTe Railroad sonsolis
dated 6s, N. and n. ~ bfJr 75x asked: Piedmont
= eaaat BoRds.-Iames River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6s. NJ. and " 4SlS bid, 50 askedt
:, tRn1trodd Stocf3.-RfchmoHf and Petersburg
Katroad- 100 par, IS askedT Richmond, FrederiEss-
burg and Potomac Railroad cornlDon, 100 DIR, 40
asked: Richmond and panpiiIe Rairoad,' 100 pan
I'll BID asked. IL
BIask SyecEs.-Tirst Natisnal. 100 par, ia ohls:
National Bank Of Virginia. Toe par, 80 asked; ::
Virginia. 100 par 20 BID Nlarrnarls aud Planters
SastDgs, 5;par, l9S asked; Ghlsens Bank, 30 par
In8nrance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rtne. 25 par, SO bid, 81 asked Virginia State. 25
par, u bid; Virginia Home, 90 par. 97s asked:
Merchants and. Mechanics, Gs1 par, S41 bid, co.
asked; City, 100 par. so asked. -,
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TELE{SRA PHIC, NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF TnE WORLD.

ITEMS FROM wAsHNaTUE-THB
+ REPORTED gAPTURE OF. THE MsRATD.
4 ING CHEYENNEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM THE FEVER DISTRICTS AND
ICE IN THE sOUTH-sHo0TING AFFEAY
IN LoUIsrANA-ROBBERY OF THE sIaN-
HAITIAN SAVINGS fNsTITUTIoN-W1FE-
MURDER IN NEW YORK-SECRETART
sCHURZ5 SPEECH AT BosToN-BALTI-
!. MORE soYsTER.sHUCKERs ON A STRIKE
"A TROY. LADY sKIDNAPPED-THE SIX
DAYS PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENT AT
aLoNDoS-THE NEW REBELLION SOUTH
OF THE BALKANs-COUNT AEDKAssY's
PoLICY-THE. BULGARIAN IEsURREC-
.TIoN-OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.. &C.
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From Norfolk.

49," C.EOha LNOEADtkAs
MILITARY EN- ROUTE TO THE FAIR EFFECTS
j, OF THE CYCLONE-THREE MEN DROWNED
=. CAuLEERs' STREE.
Especial telegram to the Dhpatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 28.-The Old Do
minion Guard, thirty. strong, under the
command Of Captain a. c. Hudgins, will
leave on the steamer Ariel tomorrow morn
ing at 6 O'Clock to visit the State Fair. At
Old Point the Peninsula Guard, Captain S..
B. Wood. will also take passage for the Fair.
The Peninsula Guard only will take part in
the competitive drill. i TN rE'DtIiL
All the vessels employed in fishing for the
oil-works at New Point, Mathews county,
were damaged or sunk in the cyclone last
"Wednesday morning. Three Of the men
Cesar Brooks, Warner Hudgins, and Charles
Billups-were drowned. The works will
be suspended in consequence for the season.
About forty caulkers struck against re-
duction OF wages at Graves's sbip-yard to-
day, and the police were called in to prevent
violence. ..a
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A Supplement- 10 Edison's Electricity.

IFrum the Rochester Union, October 23d.l
We have just learned that our townsman
Robert H. Fem, who has been blind foE
many years in consequence Of an explosion
OF chemicals, has recently invented an elec-
trical stopcock, which for simplicity and
efficiency cannot we'll be surpassed. This
little instrument consists OF screw, the
end Of which Is plated with platinum, and
made TO press upon small disk composed
OF carbon or some metallic powder. By
merely raising or lowering this screw, thus
varying the pressure, the strength Of the
electrical current can be corrcspondingly
varied TO q sufficient degree for all practi-
cal purposes. In connection with this stop
cock Mr.. Fem has also invented All electri-
cal meter, which, although not quite as
simple in construction as that, promises TO
prove equally efficient. The object OF this
apparatus is to measure and record the total
amount OF electricity passing over wire
during any given time, however great the
irregularities OF the current may be-. In
this instrument Mr.. Fem has utilized the
same property possessed by carbon, metal
lie powders, and some other substances OF
increased conductibility under pressure that
he had employed in his previous invention.
II may be well here to state that Mr.. Fem
claims to have discovered this property OF
carbon as far back as the summer Of 1878.
but refrained from publishing the fact, mod.
estly taking it for granted that previous ex
perimenters could hardly have failed to take
notice Of so obvious a popularity.
In the discovery Of an electrical meter,
Mr.. Fem appears to have surpassed the
great electrician, Thomas A. Edison, who,
having recently devised a meaus OF adapt
Ing electricity to Illuminating purposes, and
thoroughly demonstrated its practicability,
was At q loss to furnish any process where
by ii might be measured out to individuals.
In an interview instituted 'bya New York
reporter the other day. Mr.. Edison ex-
pressed the opinion that some method Of
measuring electricity might be. discovered,
though he admitted that he had serious
doubts whether it could be accomplished.
DE stated thar it was the intention Of the
Company at present to charge SO much per
light, whether it. was used or not. So it
seems that our unfortunate teWnsman has
met wltha little good fortune In, anticfpa-
ting the great inventors ntthe discovery oil,
several important electrical appliances. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29
oysser-shuckers or n Strike.

BALTIMORE, October 2S.-The oyster
shuckers, white and colored, now on a
strike, paraded this afternoon, and at night
held mass-meeting in Monument Square.
The procession, largely increased by other
unemployed workmen sympathizing with
the strikers, numbered several thousand.
Their proceedings were orderly. During
the parade 4 colored striker was shot
through the neck and seriously wounded by
the accidental discharge of a pistol in the
hands of another striker. There is only
one packing. house in the city at work at
present. ~-.j4aE <-.4l-
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Secretary schurz at BOSTON.

Boston, October 28.-Secretary Schurz
delivered speech at fremont Temple to-
night to an immense audience. Thousands
were Unable to get admission. The speech
was principally devoted to finances, and
large portion Of it was addressed 10 work
ingmen, who are advised against adv coating
transporting " soft-moneY". doctrines, the
speaker taking the ground that that theory
was seriously detrimental to their interests.
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The Great Robbery In New York.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-The robbery OF
the Manhattan Savings Institution is the
sensation in banking circles. A notice has
been posted in the hank, which says: For
the purpose of preventing loss to depositors
it is ordered that no payments be made
without sixty days notice. The surplus Of
the bank is more than sufficient to cover any
probable loss that may be sustained by rea-
son OF the robbery" .'
A great number OF depositors have given
the necessary notice. The directors were
in secret session to-day. Every available
detective in town has been assigned to the
case. 1t is possible that the amount taken
may be more than first stated, since the con-
tents of number OF tin boxes, which con-
tanned many valllables that the bank is not
responsible for, have disappeared.
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Flour.

......... t-.... Flour. ...... ..s.H
Fine. 81; superGne. 1915; extra. $3.50: COM
mon family, So; fancy brands. S6@s6.50. =;
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
.E MONDAY. October %, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 81 hogsheaGs and Q
;ierces. The offerings at auction on Change con-
sisted OF SO packages: Of which 20 were taken In.
The number OF packages sold at private sale amount
ed to 1S. .... ....
We continue 10 quote: -.s
NEW DARK.
Lngs.-Common to medium, $1.506s2; medium
to good, S3GS4. ..-.-.
Leaf-Common, s4@s5; medium, 5000; good,
se@$l0; fine, 311Gl$14. Z
BRIGHT.
L,gs.-Common colory, S30S4. 49,.
Finers-Common., 34@35; medium, s5@S7:
good, S701S10; fine, Sl0@lSl3
Smokers.-Common, 57@3s.50: medium. s9Gl
sl1 good, SlO@sla; fine, $l5@S1s; funcy 81
Wrappers.-Common, $12@s15; medium. SIS
mS23; good, $30@S45; fine, $60@S7G; fancy
S75GS9O. .....
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STAUNTON.

POLITICAL MEETING N AUGUSTA.
correspondence of the Richmond D!spatch.]
OCTOBER %, 1878.
There was big time at Augusta court
to-day. An immense crowd was present to
hear. the candidates for Congress, all OF
whom were present to address the SOW
ereigns. Harris led of, Paul followed, and
EcboIs closed. The mass OF the crowd was
certainly with and for Paul. PauPS friends
confidently claim that he will carry this
county over both OF his competitors.
J. Ii. W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country Pr0duce.
| Apptes: s1@s1.50 q barrel. Market glutted.
BWtser: prime to choice yellow, 10000; fair
| TO good. S0l7c.
| Dr,ed Fruit: Anrles. 2G93c.; peaches. peeled.
5@Sc.: unpeeled, 2@3c.; cherries, so 1c. q d.
Eggs: In barrels, l3@l4c "a dozen; In crates.
feathers: Prime llve-goose, 4Oc.; common, 200
FYnrseed: 81 = bushel.
Han: Virginia timothy, 55@G5c-yery duh; Gle
yer and mixod. 4JN5Oc. -. ".
Oats BaIcd. 45c.
Lard:: Country. 7!saSc. ...a z
Rys: 55@60c. p bishel
Samac: Prime, 1Jc. - :
BA[ed StrntC: 33m40c.
Wool: Washed. 30@3lc.: unwashea. 20M22c
BURY wool will bring from TO sc. d ID less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. Sc. ~.
Cenent. Eoscsdaln, $3.50 Il barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. SO Toe. a bilshe; Rockland
81. lOmSl .25. according To quantity.
Piaster: Lump, s4@s4.25; ground rs; cal
'': Tar :'i Large Size. ss.25@ss.5o.
Dry Goods.
Bro1p, Sheettnds ana Shirttngs: A Manches-
ter es es n RSrr. Ger jes RveT.
James River. 4hc.; A Grunitcvie.7c.; Granite
vile. 6Sc. "A Rockbridge. exc: ! Rockbrde. 5.r:
Conest5ga 64c.; l0-4 reperili. 25c.; I0-4 City,
22tsc: COLton-yarns, 9Oc. ...
sutta, lc.: A MasonviIle. 9';c.: "a Rockdale,
&C.; A Home. 9j:e.; A onehsa, ioe.; -
Avondae 7c Al a. secIa; ac;; a An9.S1 Rs
Dog. &C.; Il. Il Scit:ate. 7c.: Methuan, &C.; Pc
.er6orSugh, 4Hc.; lo-4 Waltham, Csc; lo-4 City
BroiCa Drifts: Petersburg. 64c.; Granteyil'a,
&c.: Rockhridgc, A, &c.; IA, S4c. .,o
Corset Jeons: pavonih Sc; Am0skeaR' loc';
Deni1as: Harlem. I2hc.: Boston Steam Mills Sc.
Prints: American. &c.: Aliens. &C.: Fl Each q,
ington. &c.: Hamilton. &C.: Merrmack &C.; Mal-
lerv, &C.: ORIENTAL paclhc &c.; Arnold, 6Ec.; Har-
mony. SIC: Wamsutta 4yc. ...,..
Drugs, Dysstuns, Oils, &c. ..,.,
4 4feoSol: $3.50 a eanon. 49,. :. >, :. ,
| Concentrated Lys: s3.3o@.4 . case Oh i0o'
dozen. .E.s. + - g, .s-t.t F.
! Gorhineat: soc. p b. :, -.,s..5
fa a1igo sIeGsI.1e.
no. Whale. s5c.; s,ruitF. 5O@55c. Lsoracor-cod
/ oil. G:5m70a.; lard. Too; sweet, = dozen:
best salad. $3.50: castor sl4o = IN,
imoricatiug. 30G5Oc-; kerosene, l4s cash, y gals
Race Ginger: loc: ,.,,o,, go, ..a
Roots: Ginseng eoc.; Seneca "i'h'a' "p' ''e'
Soda: SAL, 24@2Hc., in kegs; Essiish Soda 's.:
Al sei sSia ,TSns,rt 9 sn SIC. .-
| 1900, Foreign Fruits and CANDY lI!t"t >
/ Cs,aay: l3@14c. 10. +
IL Ls,E0ps: MeSsina. $500 % DSa. h.. f,s..
Il e,gangeS None III market.
II Groceries. Sc. -. T.
l. Recon. Shoulders &C.: clear rtS-s!des. GsaecIc.
ribbed 6iia7c.: yiranna Shoulders. 2M@eT. ), r sse
leamis rny-round. 7d71sc. Virginia DADS hrse
ta6R DC small lQmllc.. snsar-eured uEsShyaSru
sN6l Sc; plain hams; tagn,; canVasS<d' 1875
s. Basc ia Painted sso hoops, slAo@sl.So
/ three hOODS,
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uARISEIN TEilisiENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2s, 1873.


Steamer Alliance. PlaIt Philadelphia. inerchan-.
die and passengers, j. w. McCarrlck, agent
Brig Goetbrad Dutch, simmakin, Norfolk. in
schooner Harry I.andeil, Taylor, New York, lime,
Schooner Hannah f. Schubert, King, Gardner,
Schooner Albert Daily, Mason, Kcnnebec ice, Mrs.
Schooner Charles Dennis, Crane, New York, bay,
Schooner Martha Collins. Groves, Baltimore,
Grain, HuNall- Crenshaw Company.
Schooner Sarah Schubert steeman' Phliadeiphia,
Sci Schooner Onkcs AInes, Edwards, Philadelphia,
: Schooner t John McGnns, Moore, Philadelphia,
Schooner d. r Biggs. Qulan, New York SALT to
Schooner G. &. 4. Trayers, Mitchell, Alexandria,
Schooner \. +. Kimberly, Robinson. New York;
coal, Tredesar Company.
CLEARED.
I Schooner Emma (Dutch) -, Rio Grande co
Sui, Hour, Dunlop & McCauce.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New YORK. merehaE-
disc and passengers. 6. ". Allen Coz agents:
man, merchandise and PASSENGERS, l.. b. Iaiu'n'
agent. -, own ,,o..u, 900, cn-.
schooner William Oliver, Jones. Sorfols, COAL
CurYic 4 Co. ~. ~ |tEG a~.
CLEARED FOR THIS POET.
From Alexandria, October 2Gtb, schooner VII
liam Boardnan.
FromsBoston, October 25tb scheotier =. v. W eS~
!bDgton. Roacl. =
MEMORANDA.
/ Bark Ironsides, Tapley, hence, ut Genoa October
s23d. u, ,,.. o,p,,
< Schooner Henry Whitney, Sheppard, nshce, AZ IL"
Grande do Sui September II "a. o.
Schooner LILA A., Colder, hence, At Lisaoh oeto-
BY Telegraph. y.,.xe.
BOSTON, October 5Arriyed Tnf i9 sia'e s,;v
| Rio de Janciro. Arrived cut: Stephen. BfshopS
Brdstow. Homeward: Temple sar, I5bee; san-
NV YORK. October as.-Arrivcd out: Neptune,
O3hir, Victoria, Lorraine, Poiynesian, Norm caro-
''f FoRgRzss MoxHog. October 9s:i-ssi'ed: Bark
Texas, for R!chm nd. gy.LI o.,, Dab rron
az. srI Rig sfera,e BEtiop, from Richmond, Va
QrEESsToWS,r October 2s-Arrr'Ysa; British FH.
| Empire cho.rar sIh.rt
Mason, from Barren Island TO Charleston, having
! le,t her nainsall and main hSom..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-29
kidnapped, and Murdered.

TROY, N. ", october 2Ss-A middle-aged
lady-Mrs,, ,Mehan, of Fort Edward was
kidnapped by two rufians Sun day. night.
Oue'of the assaiIants has been arrested, and
confesses his guilt. The woman has not
been found, and 1T is supposed she. was
murdered and her body thrown into. the
sWanlD.I :. yifIl rs3