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ELEGRA PHO NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALLPaRTs OF
THE WGRLU.

THE FIRST NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT
& HAS PROBABLY GONE DEMOCRATIC AT
& LAsT-THE e. 3yaLLEY-RAILRoAD MEET.
ING:-P0LTTIcALE EXPULSION In BOSTON
PURCHASE oF'sTERLrNG EXCHANGED COM.
Z PLETED-THE STEW ,aRT-BoDY ROBBERY:
THE REMAINS SAID TO BE IN CANADA
THE FIRST OF THE PoLYGaMY GASES BE-
FORE THE UNITED STATES SUPREME
c0URT-THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
TRouBLEs-FIRE IN BRADFORD. Pa
RACES AT BELMONT. PARK-THE ATTI-
tube OF THE EXILED GERMAN BISHOPS
FROM HONG KONG--LoRD sALIsBURYs
REPLY TO MINISTER WELSH ON THE
FISHERY QUESTION, &C., &C.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO Four PERCENT. BONDS
Woshinqton, November 13.-The following
is issued by the Treasury Department TO-
day: s... O.,
ANY person subscribing heTeaiieI 10 iol
the four-ner-cent, bonds, consolS OF 1907.
authorized by the act OF July IA, 1870, may
pay for them with any of the 5-20 bonds OF
the act of March 8, 1865, redeemable at the
pleasure OF the United States after the Isl
day of July, 1870, in the same way as II
they were called at the date OF SUBSCRIPTION
in regular course; but the subscriber, to
avail himself of this privilege, must accom-
pany the subscription with full deserlp-
ton Of such bonds by numbers and denomi-
nations, and must within thirty days there
after forward the bonds to the Department,
to be applied like called bonds. OF the
amount issued of. the described 6-2O
bonds there is now outstanding and IN
called the amount OF S26, 0S5, $50.
[Signed] t:JoHN SHERMAN, Secretary"
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Belmont Park Races.

PHILADELPHIA, November lin the
running races at Belmont Park to-day the
first race--a mile dash-was won by Flor
ence Payne HattieF. second. Time, Lao.
There were fen starters.
The second race-one.and-a-half-
dash-was won by Governor Neptune;
Dick Sasser beating shylock for the second
place. Time, 2:434.
The third mile heats-was won by
Higgins taking the second and third heats.
Time, TAT, 1:5O. Florence Payne took the
first heat. $3.50
The steeple-chase was disappointment.
Deadhead, the faYorite at three to one, per-
sistentIv refused to take the first wall; Pa
triot refused several jumps, and finally
threw his rider, giving Lord Zetland n walk
over for the remainder Of the race.
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LATEST FOREsGN NEWS.
France.


LONDON, November IA Paris dispatch
to the Times states that the address OF the
Conservative senator's to the municipal
some weeks ago, has at length been officially
emitted after repeated remodeIlng. 1t at
tributes to the Republicans at large the
views and purposes Of very small section
of that party. 1t abstains from stating the
aims Of the Conservatives, and argues the
necessity for protecting institutions which
are in no danger, but carefully avoids speci-
tying the Constitution. Among these so
purely negative q document, breathing q
dcspondent air, will produce little effect.
Germany.
BERLIN, November 14.-The Utramon-
tame organ, the Gern1ania, says it finds little
in the negotiations between the Vatican
and Germany on which to rest hopes OF
peace with the Church.
The Dominion.
HALIFAX, November 14.-Great prepare
lions are making for the reception OF the
new Governor-General and the Princess
Louise. The day of arrival will be pro-
claimed a general holiday.
The Attitude of tho Exiled German
Bishops.
LONDON, November IA dispatch to
the Times from Berlin says the attitude Of
the exiled German bishops, as indicated by
their memorial to the Pope, expressing the
wish that an equitable arrangement may be
arranged with Germany, is regarded in
Berlin rs a gratifying evidence Of u posi-
BILE reconciliation.
A dispatch from Rome to the Standard
says the Vatican has decided on complete
separation from the Centre Ultramontane)
party in the German ReichStag.
China and Japan.
| SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-The Cit ;,
| OF Toxic has arrived from Hong kor.l e
The foreign residents of Hong Kong had
public meeting IN October. to conside,. th
| state OF life and property in the Colony
| The Chinese residents made an uns .uccess
fuI attempt to pack the meeting. A resolu
ton was adopted reciting the ms Security t.
| life and property, which, in the opinion o
the meeting, was mainly owing to undu
laniency to the criminal classes. The reso
buttons favor return to flogging and othe
| severe punishmcnts.
The court-martial in the recent militar
meeting at Toxic sent. need fifty-three so
liers to death and MP ny others to imprisor
ment The condemned men were shot i
patches OF fifteeD on the morning folioWln
their sentences
The Asiatjc cholera prevails at Nagasak
and has appeared ut Yokohama.
A Japc.nese Cabinet crisis is Imminent.
!, Another KaMr outbreak Im,ninen'
4 Il. l. oNpoN, November Lit is reporte
I tt.at intelligence has been received at II
j Coloniai Office that further outbreak
+ the Kaffirs is imminent. The rebel triD
are massed in great strength under (sI
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November IA letter re-
ceived here to-day from Senator Thurman
says he has entirely recovered his health,
and he expects to be here on the 10Th in
stant.
Senator Blaine will he here next week.
Speaker Randall will arrive tonight. and
a large number OF members OF both houses
will be in Washington within few days.
Medical Inspectors Thomas j. Turner
and A. L. Gibon have been ordered to
Richmond to represent the medical corps
of the navy at the meeting Of the Amcri-
can Public-Health Association ON the 19tn
instant
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ALEXANDRIA, CATTLE MARKET

N0VEMBER l3.-Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: CattIe-Very best, 44l4Sc.; good, 3EE4c.;
medium or fair quality, S4@3Ec.: Thin steers, oxen
and cows, 2!s63c.; calves, 4@5c. Sheep so
49c.: LAMBS. 4&@5c. Hogs live or dead, 44a3c-
Cows and calves, $256S5O.
There was ! good suppIyof cattle on The market
tins week; but few, however, We're wanted, most OF
inc buyers having supplies on band, and The retail
and nominal. Very few sheep and lambs coming h.
and the market Is dull. Cowsapd calves In fair Gs
mand at quotations. Hogs dull and lower Marked
generally dull Hzette
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NOVEMBER 12.-As usual to the season OF the
year. the market wcaI 5 generally quiet look and
shows little action, but the fact remains that there
are many more goooS beng marketed than Is appa-
rent from the movement. Recently the low price OF
the staple has turned the attention of many buyers
to headquarters. and as consequence there are very
many here. The stocks OF leading makes or staple
usual and buyers surprised TO Iid that OF many
styles The supply Is so very iSn. In consequence,
charged up later In the year, through which means
the volume Of trade Is larger than IL shows-Jour-
NIL Of Hnnmerce.
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, November IA.
There is some talk of r. G. Jackson Green
backer) contesting the election Of Martin
Democrat) for Congress, on the ground
that the latter is ineligible by reason OF his
having been Il practical sympathizer with
tbs South during the war, and was never
pardoned. Martins majority was over five
thousand, and jackson was his only oppo-
ncnt. Nlr. Martins friends say his pardon
by President johnson is on file at the State
Department at Washington.
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A PETERSBURG LADY MARRIED IN CoyING.
TON. KESTUCKY.-A quiet but delightful
wedding took place last evening at the resi-
dence Of DR.. T. n. Wise, on, Fourth
stl Get, Covington. The parties were Rev,
William Waugh, OF GAINESVILLE, Florida,
and Miss Fannie MeGill, Of Petersburg,
Va. and the ceremony was performed by
the Doctor himself. The, bride, who is q q
sister of Mrs. Wise. is very cultivated
young lady. remarkably sprightly and witty.
She looked lovely, and was dressed with
exquisite taste. The groom is a talented
Baptist minister. After enjoying with their
friends a sumpt,.ous supper, consisting o.
every .deiicaey OF the season, the happy
| couple left for their Florida home. Fhey
were the,recipients OF many handsome and
lapproprIate presents. = i'scianatS C'ofsn'eT
elal, 12B. .,.; ,st@3 s.. 4; 81. +.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 12.-TEcrc Is 4 fair degree 81 activity
grades steady. Seed leaf is active on home-tradc
account. and held ut very regular prices. Virginia
lear ut 2aiGl2c. 5G4 cases Pennsylvania, crop
1877, ut 10GQ1Sc.: 507 cascs Wisconsin. crop
lOc. OIL eases State, crop ST., on private terms
800 baes Havana ut S5c.GySl.10. The following
arc the quotations: Virginia leaf, bright wrappers.
25@45c. line 10 extra line, 506075c.; smokers.
l5g25c:; dapple wrappers, 1G@20c.: lugs, COM
good. 5Msc.: good to fine, seGlOc.: fine extra, 10
@l3c.: and black wrappers, 1901 5c.-Journol u
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Contradictory Reports Regarding
Stewards Remains.

NEW YORK, November Lit is reported
that the body Of a. T. Stewart was taken to
Canada, and is now concealed there, and
that the thieves, who demand ransom OF
100000 for the remains, have placed the
matter in the hands OF a Montreal lawyer,
and are negotiating through him. AS there
is no treaty governing cases OF this kind it
will be impossible to arrest the ghouls.
Another report says the body is hidden at
or near Shamong, Burlington county, n. j.,
forty miles southwest OF Camden, and that
the thieves can be arrested at any moment
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NEW YORK CATTLI MARKET.

NOVEMBER 12.-Beeres Fresh arrivals were
only two carloads, or 80 head No trade of conse-
quence. The demand for dressed beef was VERY
moderate ut 6Gl7c. 3 h. for native sides, and AGO
J%c. for Texas and Colorado beer.
CntreS.-trcSb arrivals were 200 head. Market
extremely dull ut Z2ac. = H. for era anu but
termilk calves and 5GGEc. for railbied vcals Hog
Sheep and Lcmbs.-To-dayS offerings were l l
carloads. or 2.C25 head. The supply was more
IMAM sufficient for the demand and he market closed
weak at former prices. or 34GE4Ic. 2 ID. for COM
mon TO good sheep and 14M5c. for ordinary choice
lambs. Dressed mutton and lambs ruled dull Ut
5G7c = 10.
Stoine.-Frcsh arrivals were 80 carloads. or
4,22I head. No qnotable change in p-ice. A dealer
had lo carloads ON sale, hut not sold before
'Chlnge.-JONrnNl Of Gommerce.
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NEW WORK EynS MARKET

NOVEMBER 12.-Tron.-American pig has been
taken only In small lots, but there is no urging of
business 10 admit of further concessions. Scotch
pig IS moving out in very LIMITED quantities. and
held rs before Raiis-Siec cont!nu" active and well
sustained in price COltncss quoted III S22 S23
Eglnion, S21mS22: American pig, Sl6.JOG!
$3.50 Tor No. l, lJ.5O@S ESQ for No. = l4.J0
aSl5.5O for forge. Rails. S32GS36 for American
at works, and Steel rails $42GSi4 at mill Old rails
quoted nominaIly al $lS.5OMSl9. Wrought scrap,
5000 21-J0uraul Of Commerce.
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Edison and His Experiment is.

NEW YORK. November 14.-Edison has
ceased experimenting on the Metropolitan
Elevated railway with view to discover
ing some means to deaden sound, and has
severed his connection with the company.
1t is reported he has discontinued expert
ments with electric light in consequence OF
iIl-health.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND L.yE.STofx nsRKFg.

NOVEMBER IS--The receipts Of i've stock E,sre
about 220 cattle. $50 hogs, and fe-T sheep. Nom
days cattle market WIS tolerahiy lively, prizes
ruling about as last week, except few extra 2osd
500 at ahishe7Igure. Hsss are not QIse rs firm n
tue close as In the early part of the week; few len
oyer unsod. Wequcte:.
Bsef-Cdtae.-Good to best offerjngE, 3294c.: me-
dunn or good fairy quality -Ss3c.; bills 24@2ac.
rouRh ana thin steers, &c, 9m23c. 3 fb.-,gress.
Ho9S.-Very best, 4H6Ssc.; lighter grades and
rongts grades, Al &c. = h.. net.
Shesp-Good to extra. g O. &c. a d.. gross
Mich COrra.-S15aS45T q head. -.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

NOVEMBER l3.-rhc markct to-day was firmer
AMI prices generally higher. Flour IS unchanged
The offerings Of wheat amounted Ia $3.50 bushels
and sales were made at 60tE9Jc. for damaged tC
fair, 9JcMSl .O5 for fair 20 good and Si.06, $ OF
and Sl.0S for choice lots. Corn IS i'll better re.
ceipt, and prices are firm there were sales of Toe
bushels ut 44G47c. for new. and 32c. for old. Rye
has advanced. and ll6 bushels brought 5Sm6ic
6ats are iirlu 1t 32c with sales of 1870 bushels
Country pr0tnce is firm az GliOtatiOMs.-G n2ette.
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Valley Railroad.
RESULT OF THE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

RESULT OF THE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
STAUNToN, VA, November 14.-In the
Valey-Rairoad stockholders meeting to-
day the proposition of the Valley stockhold-
ers for dissolution OF their interests with
the city OF Baltimore and the Baltimore and
Ohio Company on the terms telegraphed
you yesterday was referred to the proxies
Of the corporations named, to be submitted
by them to their principals at home. The
meeting then adjourned until December Sd,
to await an answer. William Keyser was
in the mean time. elected president Of the
road.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

NOVEMBER 12.-Thcre Is u slightly improved
feeling but no very marked change IN prices. There
appeirs to be little more of demand from ship
pers Crude IN bulk quoted at 5c: crude IN ship.
ping order, 72i@Siec.: Naphtha, SIC; Rehned al
9kc. asked: Philadelphia at &c. ana Baltltnore ''e'
Journal OJ Commerce.
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Ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November l4.-Gold opened at l OOb
Noon.-Stocks strong. Money on call 3d4 per
cent. Gold, 1905. ENchange-I.ong, 4Sl short
1861. State bonds quiet. Governments strong.
Erertng.-Monry, per cent Exchange, 4Slh
Governments stroDgi new SIS, 1868. States steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 14.-Virginia R's, de-
lerred, 7k; c0nsois 52s; second series, 90; past
due coupons, S04 BID to-day.
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The Alabama senatorship.

MONTGOMERY, November 14.-Tne COM
ing senatorial contest receives much atten-
ton. Balloting will begin on the Dist in
slant. Among the candidates are Governor
Houston, J. l.. Hugh, Paul Bradford, l.. II.
Walker, f. W. Sykes, and Peter Hamilton.
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The Election Troubles South.

CHARLESTON, November 14.-The man
ayers Of the recent election at Kingstree,
Williamsburg county, were arrested to-day
for interfering with United States super
yisors. Other arrests are expected.
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r,,e Halifax Award Ready to be Paid.

NEW YORK, November IA, The United
States government has, through banking
house in this city, completed the purchase
of sterling exchange to the amount OF about
sl,10O,O 900, to meet the 100000 required
by the Halifax award, to be paid to The
British Government al London on the I'D
instant, and the agents OF the United States
Treasury Department will make the trans
fer al London on that date.
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NEW WORK WOOL MARKET.

NOVEMBER l2.-TAere has been but little done as
yet this week: There is disposition on the part OF
holders TO meet buyers promptly, and The feeling
and dclaine sorts hold up best. California and
Texas arc especially freely offered. < and HA ONO
hecceS quoted 1T 35c.-I0nTnGL or commerce..
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e,onf,asratien i'm Bradford, Pa.

BRADFORD. Pa, November IA 1re
broke out tonight in the buildings at the
foot cf Main street near the Theatre Conn
iqcs, and is rapidly spreading. The Riddell
,aouse is burning, and the Nelson Opera
House will go soon. The fire department
from Clean is on its way here, @
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EDUCATIONAL.


MFRS, SYETANUS REEDS BOARD-
lY4 ING aSD TsAY-SC asOL FOX esiELS Nos.
6ASD EASE IiR STR ETs. SEN iohh'
RE-QpENS OCTDIEt !, isIS' r,.o co,
.iate courso requires fofr years. Every RrSYsion
Is afforded for the health and cJDtops Us wen ~
the thoroa,sl eGncation OF pupils. ha zO.eo.1,D
CATIiOLIC HOME SCHOOL FOR
" Young CHILDEsEN-boss se gtrs-tn TAI
BOT CoEnrY. MD. Healthy location on SAT- va.
Ter SPECIAL attention paid 10 ip6rat ana pDysiSiat
culture. Number % scholars. limited 10. ten, sIS
extrz,s References given ard ri uired. Address
SllsS, ". ). WILLIAMS.
no l2-2ws La Tr.ppe, Talbot seGnsy,yhu.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-Coonel
Forney's new paper, The Progress, ar-
peared to-day, and met with very extern
siyc circulation.
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Trouble Among the Workingmcn's
PARTY Of ROStOn.

'BosToN, November 14.-At 4 meeting OF
the ward and city committees OF the Work
ingmen's party last night five members OF
the Committee on Nominations, who at
tempted to run it in the interest OF the
Prince wing OF the Democratic party, were
expelled from the committee.
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Seventh District.

The following is the official vote for the
Seventh district, with the exception OF
Greene. which is reported to have given
Paul go maioritV
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

NOVEMBER 12.-Virsinla quoted III S4Ss; fore:gn
II %S5@SS7.50 for lead seal; and S3SI5S4U Tor
low cralcs.-J0WrHUt If Commerce..
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November IA. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, AIS bushels. Red, 1892 bush
els.
CoRN.-IVhite. SIC bushels Mired, ~ bushels
OATS.-D22 bushels.
rs, h,,,I
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waeto, king OF the Zulus. The British force
Ion the frontier is in danger of being over
wheimed unless promptly and very consid-5
erabIv reinforced 2 f-SS ~ -
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, so bushels very good at 31.n5
400 bushels pr inc ut s1.0S-t0tal, 452 bushels.
bushels common Lancaster ut S5c.: IS bushels good
Futz at 81: So bushels Futz 1T &l.02; so BUSH
Sl.05: 40 bushels Fuiz at 9Sc.: 26 bushels very
good Fultz III si.03; ID bushels prime Fulz AT
Sl05; 10 bushels very good FultZ at s1.n3: "a
bushels FuliZ III 97c.: $50 bushels very good Fitz
ut 81 .03: bushels prime Fultz at .O3: so BUSH
els mixed NJ 8 Cd so bushels mixed ut Sl0G:
40 bushels Fulrz At $ l. &c bushels prime Lancaster
al 81 OF total, 1,1U4 bushels
CORN White, 32 bushels very good new ut 47c.
6 bushels good old ut 53c.; 302 bushels prime new
at 45c-tolal, $50 bushels. Mired, ~ bushels Old
ut sic.
UATS.-1S6 bushels prime spring at 33c.
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IygRY STABLES.

nAVIs's EXCHANGE, LiyE-E1p
Dry. ANDSALEs-srARLE rs, EisAM M c<ss;.i1r
LIN STRHEr.-My aceoMmosussssans W. A>NfN
horses nj, carriages aus ,,xSnt Wand
xrrcrt,,Ss SALES Gays every Nkpsf'7o
SATURDAY At IL a. ID. .ty,nN. Manager.
G, c. BumToS,SAactloneer.
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asARsgE FHTELE.sGENGa..

MARINE EHTELEsGENGE.
MINIATURE ALNAnAf-EoYENgEa ID. 1878.
| sum rises. e4s HIeH TIDE. % ),
Sun sets........... a:45i Morning 500
aoea rlses.:....::. g39 Evenlne ss3S
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IN, 1878.
ARRIVED. n ~
StcTser j. w. ErerwaH. Carr. Phttadelphfas
agent. .Iy. s.s} Ha s.Ets-1lrI q ~ ,
schoesr [. and D. Fisk, Baker. Oriea.. saano,
w. G. C.snshaw. ~
sAfLED.
Steamer Ariel, Gigord. Norsofs, United States
mail. merchandise and passengers, T.. u. Tatnfn,
agent, t.ftasa- 81 y,
Steamship Old Dophah,ns Walker, New yoss,
merchandise and Dassesgefs, G. W. Allen & Co..
agents. 80 'a
Schoonec Yeas eef Doodle, Rose. New YORK rio
James river, w5s,d, Curtis e Parker -. H.
Schooner john McDoSncli,. McNensiry, New
Schooner Y. &C. A. TraysrS. Mitchell, Baitfrrote>
logs and lumber, CIirfs & PafSer.
Schooner GeorRsS. n pier, Wright. ?Siadejpffg
Gig Cabin Point, res, Curtis d Parker:
Schooner ss Matt, a T. Tabor, Brasg New York ria
Schooner j. " Wellington, isicb, New Yossr ctaI,
,Gervas SSorTs, aSens.
cLEARE2' FOR TIIrs PORT. i
From Esu York November 1:aa. schooner Addic
From p5ssadeiphia November 9Th, schoonsrL!I.
lis FIlkentssg, Holland.
MEM6sssgDUN.
st Bahia September sd, bark Nercator Bf.T,
Heid, from hsnmond.
by TcHnYaph.
NEW YORK November. J4 Arrived out :Neib
Mart2o, cordoFsSr Thomas Daniel.
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1I,5E- CrMExT. AND PLASTER.
ElANk.B40KS.

FLA N.oaD-sHe,"~
A CG0UNr-BOOks, 1879.
e so,o,t EARLY orders. because GOOD b1ahk.
honGs canncs be made 81 harry. We have on lane
supply ii hooks OF sap o"I nansiac.afsr ana AZ.
st,nca, r,nbraces the different sizes from tne
aTgest sdger TO tho saallest PICKET Rs9gHaa'
~ j. W. RANDOLPH y , ES5LlsnR, ,,,
pu,t,ers HOOK seyiers Staf1oncys. Printers, bnn"-
ers. nlank-Boos aad Paper. RoS Manufacturers.
40 t4-d&w
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This Brewery has been recently fitted uD with all
the latest improvements. for tho. nanniastuRe or
LAtsER BEER, and Is now Offering to the public
becu thorO aQly tested, and so3ount Of Is purity
and cxtra quality Is recommended by ne most
rro;niuesat phy sciauS OF This and other elites.
E-ro cisi-en OF EichIR,.ud should encourage home
uanilaeturc and help. 20 bultup the city and in
eraasclts prosperity by encousagin2 manufactures
cInycry kind 10 he sI;.l,c-I among us, aud papcu-
iprly should those b. encouraged who oasr bctlcr
article for tic same nsspoy has can be ebta meu else,
sshcrel Such al arttsieis lie BtEK m M
nj thE Richmond Eage Brewery. Superior in all
RESPECTS to any other offered to the Richmond pup
lo sold in tsos she;sis. bar. els Kegs SaM ZOE
.ROEISSONS RICHGDSD EAGLE BIKE EhA
7, AE;tR BEEF, ana use other.
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FINANCIAL.

NEONET' To LOAN ON GME OR
lf1 SUBURBAN REiSII. ESTATE.
IN sitius sEom S100to SlM000-
AT VERY Low RATES.
Commerciatp aper 1T short aaieswn nted.:
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD.
ErotRr- &ucioneer- aud Land Agent.
no l5El Ia:.feOdtaNO3O l395- Bank iSeet.
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STATE AssAYsR: AMI. CHEMISTS OrffcE,l
RIcaaoNn. November l, 1875.
The LAGER BEER manufactured by Nr; q. w.
t.rn che. sicall examined by me. the samples test
al having been caeetesby myse'klnd founa FXEE.
FROM AnULTE9ArI&a SUBSTANCES. IL may Ds
uscd as :. medic MI, or beverage n full assurance OF
It's purify. WILLIAM H. HtGr LIN ~
no Ia SIi,e S'np'H''
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Fine. S2.75@f3; surerfne. s3.50@$3.75; ex-
ira. S4.2JMSI-50; common family, So fancy
hrlra.. SGGGSG.IO.
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LAGER BEER.
W. ROBINS0N'S
VI.
EAGLE BREWERY,
BUCHANAN SPJhNGS,.
wEs.c CrAAY STREE. RICHMOND D, VA.

The ftOLD MEDAL. war awarded GEORGE w.
RODl.s3N for SUPERIOR ALE. PORTER ana
LAGER. BEER ut the Vlnsiria, State Agricultural
Fair oil lS7S. ....-...
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is hereby giTen that
~ the firm doing business AT N!nbofT' Springs
Hotel uncsrr The style oIfSiTIiS2GTUS i VAT
son has tais dug been dtsrolScd.. -
' L. c. WATSON.
OCTODgR: 2E. 1878. no 1927