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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, October 81, 1878.
AnterfcGn GoLd.-100k Did. =. ..sl-'
Stnte Observation-Disclosures consos, 61H bid, 621s
asked; Virginia consols new, 20 bid, 31k asked (;
Virginia deferred. 51f bid; Virginia tax-receiyabie
coupons. S1S bid, 81 asked.
city Observation-Disclosures city SIS. j. and j.,
II 7X bid; Richmond city 6s. J. and j.. 101s bid !;
Petersburg city 6's F. and A., 80 asked; Petersburg
city S's, T04 bid, 1h5 asked.
Railroad Boads.-Chesapealsa and Ohio Rail-
road 6rs, gold, III. and NJ. % bid, 80 asked Vir-
GINA Central Railroad third mortgage 6s, j. and
j.. sc asked; virginia. and Tennessee Railroad
second mortgage 6's, j. and e. SO bid: Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S's, j.. and
j., 96a bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 81, A. aud o.,
1Oln bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad roortgaEe S's; j. and ~ 100 bid; Rich
m0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad mort
gage 6s, j. and j., 90 bid: Orange and Alexandria
Railroad third mortgage S's 81. and NJ 40 asked !;
Richmond and Danvflle Railroad consolidated 6's,
N. and n, IT bid, Toy asked; Richmond York
River and Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage 8's,
j. and j., 70 bid, S5 asked.
first mortgage 6's, d. and N, 80 bid.
R1ftroad Stocks.-Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par. 4S asked ::
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 95 asked;
Richmond and Danyille Railroad, 100 par. 8 bid,
6 asked. ,
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 80 asked :;
Planters National, 100 par, 105 bid; Citizens
Bank, 25 par, 22 asked
Insurance Compnnies.-Virgnia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 81 asked: Virginia stare 20 par, y
bid; Virginia Home, 90 par, 97s asked; City, 100
par, 80 bid, 80 asked.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 21.-The weather
is clear and warmer. Thirty-one new cases
and forty-iour deaths were reported for the
past twenty.four hours. H.
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 21.-The weather Is
growing warmer. From 6o'clock last eve
ming to noon to-day fourteen orders Tor in
terments were reported by undertakers.
Among the dead are Joseph townsend, a.
X. BEDFORD, Henry Brown, Fred. Hennln-
Ger, Miss Emma Crumples, Daniel Lake,
and Louis Vega.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad re-
opens to-day for the transaction Of, business.
The steamer Belle, OF Memphis; from st.
Louis. passed down last night.
AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, October 21.-For the TWEEN
tv-four hours ending Mt 4 2. NJ. to-day
there were three deaths and seven new
cases, five OF the latter being 'colored. Rel,
ugees continue to return in spite OF all
warnings, and an increase OF new cases Is
ex pected. The weather is warm and
cloudy.
AT MOBILE. -.
MOBILE, October 21.-From noon Satur-
day until Sunday noon there were three
| deaths ana seven new cascS Hclc' anu i'ou'
noon Sunday until Il NJ. to-day one death
and eleven new cases. Forty cases are now
under treatment.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CANADA.
HAMILTON, ONT, October 21.-An infiu-
entail meeting was held here to-day in AID
of the fever sufferers. One thousand dol
lars was Immediately subscribed, and com
mittees were appointed to canvass the CITY
A collection in the Church OF the Ascen'
sion Yesterday amounted to $3.50.
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The American Public Health Associa-
tion.

NEW YORK, October 21.-The Executive
Committee OF the American Public Health
Association announce the following order
of business at the sixth annual meeting OF
that body to be held at Richmond Novem-
Der 10Th to 22d next: 1. Address by the
Governor OF Virginia. 2. Address by the
president OF the Association. 3. Reception
of the report of the commission investl-
eating the history of the epidemic OF yell
loW-fever. 4. Reception OF the other re.
ports and records OF this epidemic from all
sources. S. Reception OF other reports and
communications on the epidemics and sani-
tarv experience OF the present year. 6.
Announcement OF the contributions OF in
formation and the presentation OF commu-
nications from members OF the Association,
State Boards Of Health, municipal sanitary
officers, and others, not relating to yellow
fever.
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DENTISTS, SUPPLIES.
~ G E y n E T.
DENTAL DEPOT,

--' DENTAL DEPOT,
GIT MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
All OF The PREPARATIONS usually kept al
DENTAL DEPoTs may be had as above 1t manu-.
facturers' rates. .......... -.
Abbey 6 Sons GOLD-FOlL, ..... 's.
Ney & Co.'s GOLD-FUIL,
Valeau's GOLD-FOIL,
6. s. Whites GLOBE GOLD-FOIL,
Johnston Brothers BULLION GOLD FOIL,
Williams's CORRUGATED GOLD-FOlL,
WiliamS's GOLD CYLINDERS.
. Willlams's FOLDED GOLR-FOIL,
Wtlliams's RECTANGULAR PELLETS,
Wil!iams's GOLD and PLATINA PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'S GOLD CYLINDERS,
Pack 4 Co.'S GOLD PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'S EUREKA RIBBON GOLD,
Watts's CRYSTAL GOLD,
LeSlie's CRYSTALLINE GOLD,
Chasc's STANNOUS GOLD,
:. S. Whites and Ney 6 Co.'S TIN-FOIL,
STERLING AMALGAM,
Lawrence's AMALGAM,
Walkers EXCELSIOR AMALGAM,
Arrington's NEW 4tM.tLGA3I,
Townsend's AMALGAM,
CHICAGO GOLD and PLATINA AMALGAM
DENTISTS AMALGAM.
Johnston c Lunds EXTRA AMALGAM,
Guilloi's CEMENT,
IlirS STOPPING,
PREMIUM GUTTA-PERCHA STOPPING,
Wcslon's NON-IRRITANT CEMENT,
Houghton's OS ARTlFiCIEL. ..
Sc 23-eOd1m
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The Georgia Agricultural Fair.

MACON, October 21.-The Georgia State
Fair will open here on the 2Sth instant and
continue one week. The grounds and race.
track are among the finest in the South and
are in the best condition. Race-purses
amounting to $4,000 will be offered, and
about eighty horses will be entered. sena-
tor Thurman will speak here during the
Fair. DR.. Carver will shoot every day.
Large quantities Of goods have arrived from
the North and West, and the entries are
large. The indications are for an unprece-
denied attendance.
There is not single case Of yellow-feveI
in the State. Frost has extended all over
the State, and all danger is removed along
the lines OF western travel.
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Conversational Nominations.

NASHVILLE, October 21.'-The Democrats
OF the Sixth district have unanimously re-
nominated John II. House.
= NEW YORK, October 21.-The Democrats
Of the Fourth districts Of Brooklyn to-day
nominated Archibald M. Bliss for Congress.
The Fifth District Tammany Democratic
Convention tonight nominated Nicholas
Muller for Congress. .
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rNn. 5i1l,I

NO. 544l.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tue
L UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTEMS;s % D ~,
TRTCT or VIRGlNIA-lN :StfE MAI ,IiIrSW
Vi. X. HURT, BANKRUPT, IN RAShRCfieh,
49, CLERKS OFFIcE,l
"t.a RICHMOND, VA October IA, 1878.
To ALL WnoM IT MAX CONCERN: Take norge 4. 9,
that petition has been hed in said court ps a. %.
Hurt. OF Luncaburg eoahty. IN salq GsSnSt,
duly declared u bankrupt under the act Of Con-
gres. OF March 2, 1857 and the acts aaenas
and cersiiieae thereof from all his debts anu olher
Claims nroSable under said acts, and thai me 18TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1878, az IL o'cots A a. IN ans
ruptcy in the custom house III tho c,tS ei niCn.
mond Va Is assigned for the hearing or the SAINT
when and where you may attcna ana sn4w ;.a,f;on
any you haze, why The prayer OF me ssho iSSiAo"
should not be granted. ,n,r,,n T,,ors
&C 15-Tu2w JOHN H. foFhNn' N
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Turf Notes.

BALTIMORE, October 21.-The number OF
turi-men and visitors who have already ar
rived here to attend the Pimico races, which
commence tomorrow, is greater than for
several years past. The track is said to be
in excellent condition. The pool-selling at
Barnum's tonight is numerousiy attended,
but the betting was slow, and pools SOLD
Uerv small $50 $50 $3.50 8s..-t
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The Arrested Directors of the Glasgow
Bank.

LONDON, October 2l.-Of the directors of
the City OF Glasgow Bank, now under ar
rest, w. Taylor is an eX-town councillor Of
Glasgow member of the School Board OF
that city, and a partner in a large grain
dealing firm in the west OF Scotland; Mr..
Inglis is landed proprietor in the east Of
Scotland; Louis Potter is member OF Il
large shipping firm in Glasgow; Dir. Wright
is member OF an East Indian firm in Lon
don and Glasgow; Robert Salmond was the
manager OF the City of Glasgow Bank when
it stopped in 1857; Mr.. Stewart is an Edin-
burgh merchant.
| The arrests have created a great sensa-
ton, but meet with the general approval Of
| the community.
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT TO A PRIEST.
Rev. Anton Schwenninger, OF Assumption
Catholic church, New York, was thrown
from buggy on Saturday and suffered a
violent conclusion Of the brain, causing
bleeding from the ears, and fracture OF the
small bone OF the left wrist. 1t is feared
his wounds will result fatally. Rev. +. q.
Schadler was also thrown from the vehicle,
but was only slightly injured.
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pi5iiaa.TastI,sos sgiioIesaie, d. rel

E Plsnqa -cdstfags. wholesale, 81. retaiL aG
Ecpe:. atanilla. bess. ii aa1 &C.: iute. s@gc.
Raas: Mixed cotton &C.: whites 2t5c.; woolen
Lnfmlber. staress aces s ,1 :s
Lumber. White oak. sI2 as15 n LOCO Western
f1rrtnta POPLAR. 81 taSz0 p 1s00G: white Dirs
t1S6t66 11.e0g. yellow uasie boards, 80 0913s
Ioist. S10@s14. according TO lengths sllnsies.
Pine. S2.501y5: cypress sfx-fnc1. xRnsS.zh
I.g08. Iaths-Sptit, 81; sawed, sl50(asI.6'
Staues: whistler barrel timberEyeen. slS @s2sF
1000: seasoned. S20Gs25 p 1.Oe6r FIour.narre
timber, s69S7.50 p 1000. Fiour1,aTrsi roles. ~
@9: hogsi'eza-hooFs, no demand; hckoTJ-aoops-
1880. 5,@. q Z. 4. ~ 49, s ,2! l
lIauors. Wines &c. ss
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.25 ?
dozen, gold.
Brandiss. Domestic. 81 25Ms2 frsit- af.Iga
sI.40; apnIe. new. sl.76@s2; old, $2.s59ss
Virginia peach s.sAS2.5B. G1
Rue WhtskeDs: Medium 81 .50@32: pare old. 81
RS4: Virginia meunlIm, new, $2@SZ-5e, I'D
b2.50@53.50 and upwards.
Gin. Domestic 81 .256cS2: fmDOrted, 50 81 case
Nelo England Rim: SI-50tnS1 80.
Rectifed WhisEeys.: Market advancing proof.
1925.
Powder. Ssot, kc.
Fuse: Toys lnintne, 35elasl.25 q 100 feet
Ponder. 1918 BY the five kegs-ess tbSz fv
kegs 1925; blasting S3. 25H4$3-J0.
Shot: Northern, 81. 65 p bag OF rs he.
GprindStOneS: 1A(G2lsc. = 10. -. @-h
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rrnnrlsoument for I.ife.

NEW YORK, October 21.-John G. Lynch
was sentenced TO imprisonment for life to-
day for killing Michael Clifton. Clifton
found Lynch in company with his Wlfe IN
his apartments, and seizinga chisel straoR
him behind theear Lynch arose, partially
stunned, , $50
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FATAL SAw-a1ILL ExPLosIo N.-St.
Louis, October 20.--The boiler OF saw
mill at Dale's Mills, eight miles from Me
Leansboro', H., exploded yesterday, kill
ing X. Dale, proprietor and - Warren,
laborer, and fatally wounding Zeke Ar
wood, engineer and two others-names
unknown. The bodies OF Dale and Warren
were torn almost to fragments, b E;,
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RAI,TIMf}P r..
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

l.
RICHMOND. October 81. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 252 bushels. Red, 2,732 BUSH
els.
CORN White. 1.S16 bushels.
OATS.-6G4 bushels
BLACKEYED PEAS.-14 bushels.
/. PoTATOES.-12 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Fhite so bushels good ut s1.03; &c
bushels ut S0c.: 80 bushels at Soc: "a bushels on
private terms-total, 2S2 bushels. Red. &c bushels
ut 95c.: 232 bushels very good Fultz on private
terms 800 bushels good Lancaster ut s. .05
IA bushels seed Fuzat s1.10; 20 bushels common
Lancaster At 93c.; so bushels mixed ut CSC: rs
bushels Fulrz mt 81; 122 bushels common Fultz AZ
75c.: $50 bushels common Futz at 75c.; $50
bushels at 90c. IA bushels ut Toe ~ bushels COM
mon Lancaster ut $50; "a bushels fair Fuliz at
93c.; "a bushels very good Fultz ut 81 bushels
very good Lancaster at 81 .05; 90 bushels good
Lancaster at 81 %; 90 bushels good Lancaster ut
S1.O5; % bushels good Lancaster at Sl.05; %
bushels common Fullz at S5c.; so bushels very
good FultZ for seed at 81 02; 40 bushels fair FEl2
Ut 9Oc.-total. 1000 bushels.
CORN White, 1,400 bushels prime winter on
private terms.
PoTAToEs.-12 bushels at Csc.
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A GOOD BRoTHEE.--James Gordon Ben
nett made his sister splendid wedding
present on her marriage--no less thar $5Oo,-
GOO in cash.. Ii was hardly more than ne
ought 10 have done, considering that a!rnost
all her share OF the property OF her fatherass
unproducti I goledo Commercial, Y,
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s,agssE fNTELE.EGENCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2l, 1873.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence, New YORK, Ecr-
cnanIisc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Steamer Alliance. Platt Philadelphia, ircigiif, D.
W. Mc('arrick. agent. , ,,,.;. ,,.a,,,
schooner Roxanl Mitchell, Alexandria, srain'
Gailego Mills Company. ,,,.,,,, o,
schooner Ann Twibill, Dunn, Philadelphia, COAL
E,i.t Emma. Huzzing. Hampton Roads, iii ballast,
TO load coal for Curtis < Parker, agents
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Ne" ork, lilrr
chancisc and passengers. G.. w. Allen = 90. agents.
steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk United STATES
mail ms, chandise and passengers, l.. Il. laluin'
"einrk Carl Inyerna<. TIahyerson, Bremen tobacco'
&c Curtis Parker agents.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-Arrivcd: AilSa CITY
Vera Cruz Arrived ont: Gamma. Cyoeic- loTfct.o
Ncdcrinud and Illinois. HomcwarG bound: Not'
fIvEnp0oI october 2I.-Arrivcd: Hooper.
GLASGOW, October 21.-ArriNtd: state Oh ueor'
gia. 49,, . c.o,,
FORT MONROE, October 2l.-Passed out from
Richmond: Bark Wel!anu: ,, c;,,, Of A.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-Arrived: tlty OF Az
lanta. o,
LONDON October 2l.-Thc German DARK E'el
pirtmnrs from GrecnoCk, September 2Sih, ioi
WilminriOn n c.. has arrived ~ talm'util' llNll!
lcst her buwarks staunchiOils. sails ahG Doa' a'
had her deek-ho,Ises smashei.
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Foreign Items.

LONDON, October 21.-The 1fn,es's CORE
snondent at Constantinople says: .'Fhe
whole story Of an Afghan envoy to the
Porte is untrue =, ~. r. r ~
CopESHAGEs, October 21.--It is semi.ofh-
cially announced TINT the betrotha OF
Princess Thyra, Of Denmark, to the Duke
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Go,t
RICHMOND, october 2, 1878. }
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN HOLDERS OF THREE COUPON BoSiSS
for thousand dollars ts1 ooo) each oil tas mss
,he m ortrace dated June i. 1868, and numbered
raspeciiyeiy 81. 81, and 49, to present the SAM
for payment ut rhe.otce OF the company ~ shs css
Of Richmond on or before January !, Isfs, AZ
q nor That daTe intert st on the same VAIL cetse,
By order OF the Board Of DlreSt9rs; :, AZ
ocIs. ofawtSoi Secretary,
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fof Cumberland VII DE celebrated easIy ID
November. rs
WASHINGTON, October q The State De
parthent Is Informed that Russia has or
dered the disarmament of her forts on the
Black Sea an6tb removal OF The submerged
torpedoes. Is isS
LONDON, October q. The depression on
Stock Exchange is caused by runners OF
another heavy failure at Liverpool.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, October 21.-Gold opened ut 100H
Noon.-Stocks weak. Money on call, per cent.
Gold, 1O0&. Exchange-f.ong. 4794: short, 4S55i.
Stale bonds quiet. Governments Steady.
EUenlng.-Money, pei cent. Exchange, 4794.
Gold, 1909. Governments steady; new SIS, l05k.
States dull.
II. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 2l.-Virgnia G's. deferred,
6k: cousols SO: second series. 90; past-Cue cou-
pons, sl's. North Carolina 6's, old, 16h; new, 8.
Bid to-day.
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FlOur.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine, So; superfne. S3.75@S4; extra. $3.50
common family, S5@S5.25; fancy brand, SEQ
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE tlf
1 United STATES FOR THE EASTERN n12,
TpfC1' on VIRGINIh-RIGHMOND OCTOBER
ii. lS7S-lN TIE NATTER OF JONES Hl ~
THFt;S & Co, BASKRUPTS, IN BANhEUrI-
CT. >.,,.s M, s.,ro.
REAL ESTATE FREE OF LIENS.
Extract from decree.
T-ron consideration whereof: the Conrt aotli an1
,,dd, order and decree that this cause be referred
~ Hcei>wr Thomas 5. Atkins, with Instructions 10
ascertain and report .,, ,.o 49, ,vb,cb
firsf Wat debts proved In this canse' or whlcn
my Inc nynyc,l before The taking OF HE accounts
hsrSin directed are superior to the homestead eH
rmntisil of said bankrSs1s. ana whct ger the S'''
dnhi,s are psrtnership oriudridua' claims.
:, cnud " lat real estate tclon2s 20 Inc asset, w
said fr,x OF Jones Bro HRS 90. ana Will " "'
rsn,s ri ,arh of the f,.emhcri of sali',hrin- ..
;rbir4 What liens, nreiheT WIN 'hclr pi'ofA I'D
aud ,p.Duuts are on sal real cStatc. H., ia.
Fouc1h. Any other matter d2cnlh proper u. HiI
soid commissioner. Oh any party llitrcstcn' ,, =,
-, ihi said Register is directed 10 1--WE nt!SG W
oxee,,inr this decree personally iii known sfe't
49, nd also by pr4illshing notice cnce ws,H iot
" ?, S,.,ssiyr weeks in some newspaper Ilb's"so
i,s The city OF s1rhmond, Witch notce sni.l ~
rpeIued cuvalsai 20 personal *r'lceon 'o'' 'I'"A
igtrresle cd in tbs cause.
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BANKRUPTCY

mo. 54S1.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
'rRICr OF ViRGlNIA-IN THE MATIEK or
l.. Z. PINCH, BANKRUPT, IN BANhRufICl.
CLERKS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA. October 81, 1878.
To ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Take NOTICE
thai Dcli;Ion has been filed In said court by L. r.
Pinch, OF MeckenbGrS coilhty' In Sau otsIE., ,iu'S
,,erIored 4 bankrupt under the act OF Congress OF
March =. 1867. and the acts ainenditory Thereon
and thereto. tor discharge anu GER
Ttrul,. thereof from all III, debts aad Other claims
nrovabIc under saiI acts, aud That the 90 DAY or
NOVEMBER, 1878. 1T ~ O'Clock NJ, at the once
Of Thomas s. Atkins, Esq, Register In Bankrnplcy-
4, The custom house In the city of Richmond, va
j. assigned tor the hearing OF the same, when anc
w:,rrr yon NAV attend ami show canSc, II any You
have why the prayer of the sad petition should not
ms INA m,S ''0 JOHN r. POPHAM.
cc ~ az tr,, Clerk.
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IRON. Steel, Nails. &c.

4 Iroa: American renned., Old Dominion. "a
62 2-IOc. y 10, English and American sheet. 90
&C.; Swedes, ka,nInerea, 5Hc.; hoop, 4@6: Pig
lion :, Virginia coal-blast charcoal. S2a9s5.
warln-hast charcoal &24 @S2S: PennsyiyanIan an
thlacite s2o(aM22; West virginia coke, S210S2S
Naits: Old Dominion, $3.50 per, keg for stand
xrd--that is, Temporary; other sizes extra.
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Hides: Green. 4@Ec.: dry sailed, 12@l3c.: DRY
aint. l3@l5c.; wet sailed, 7s@ec.; wei sated calf
skir.s, 90c. 6aSl.
Leaiher: Sole feather. oak. SO ta4nc.: sole leather
hemlock. lSG2Jc.: country uppsr. 3uGouc., CT,
coantry, 2Sfa3S: city finish. 32@36c. = H.. sait'
SKINS, French. $l.15@$2.25 Q tD.i rough Sklruns
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The Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2l.-The weather
is clear and warmer. Thirty-one new cases
and forty-four deaths were reported for the
mast twenty.fOIlr hours. .r,
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New Castle County
FARM
At tPublic Sal

The undersigned, a committee of the
Trustees OF the Poor of New Castle coun-
ty, will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the
hotel Kept by VIM. H. Doble, at Hare's
Corner, near the premises, on THURS
LAY, December 18th, 1878, at IL O'Clock
(noonl. All that valuable farm known as
the 'Hare's Corner Farm" belonging to
dred, New Castle County, Del, on the
Public Road leading from Hare's Corner
to ChrIstiana, and also on the state Ioad
leading to Dover; being five miles from
the City of Wilmington, one mile from
the city of New Castle, and five minutes
walk from state Road Station, on Della
ware X. r.
The farm contains about 18s acres
about 80 acres of which is valuable woed-
land. All the residue is improved ami
productive land, divided into convenient
recently been well lined.
The Improvements are frame man
sion house, large barn, two tenant houses,
granary and other out-butldings, all in
good repair. There is also a good apple
orchard on the premises.
Persons wishing to view the premise
can do so by applying TO Thos. Appleby,
the tenant, thereon, or to either of the un-
dersigned
The terms will be easy and made known
on the day of sale. A large portion OF the
The premises, II desired. Sale positive.
No postponement on account of weather
DANL FARRA, |.
MILTON LACKEY,
Wilmington, Del. Trustees.
J.W. COOCH.
Cooch's Bridge. Del.
Nov. 6, 1878. dec5,7 ,9,10,11
The daily gazette., 1878-12-09
RICE ONE CENT

in manner and form as he stands indicted,
or not guilty ?'' Interrogated the clerk.
"Not guilty !" slowly and impressively
answered the foreman;-"noti in manner
and form as he stands indicted, but gull
ty of IN manslaughter," he added.
:. AS the words not guilty fell from the
lips of the foreman visi BILE change swept
over the countenance of the prisoner,
and look of relief began to settle upon
his face.
The jury was then polled, after which
the prisoner was taken back to his CELL
and court adjourned until 10 O'Clock,
Monday morning, when the Harris mur-
der trial Will come up.
After court had adjourned there was
considerable comment over the result of
the Brown trial. Opinion varied; but
yet there seemed to be general coinci-
dence upon the justness of the verdict
AS there was considerable misunder-
standing as to the penalty for manslaught-
er, We give for the benefit of those of our
readers who have not informed them
selves upon the subject, the closing words
OF the section which says that person
so convicted "shall be fined not less than
four hundred nor more than four thou
sand dollars and shall be imprisoned for
term not less than one nor more than
five years."