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I ". 5tnoaea, Is. d. tTCnntiles Il. N.Grooks
William MCGEE, j. G. Martin, q. Fl. Camp
bell, j. p. Woodward, 7. i. Williams, G.
Hebdayy Alsians "a astarssan tssssssae
Rev, z. s, Iced, Of the !, q.
NORFOLK DISTRICT,
reported some Four hundred conversions.
The preachers were early and faithfully q.
work. Class-nleetfHgs are kept up In the
cities in pewed churches. The Conference
land missionary collections bad received spe-
cial attention, but the cry Of hard times has
prevailed. The district, as whole, Is In
good condition.
| ton: T.. S. Reed, w. FL. Christian. w. e.
Edwards, ). n. Jones, r. M. Saunders, j.
j. Edwards, j. II. Grown, J. C. Watson. s..
S. Lambeth, r. A. Compton, E. M. Jordan,
w. r. Allen, 3. c. Paulett, D. c. Splitter,
TIP. Wise.
DR.. L. Rosser, OF the
GRASDOLpH.MACoS DISTRICT,
reported finances embarrassing. He had
aearchinsly examined the financial question,
aad found that the Church is suffering
much. He don't believe in efforts to fleece
| the flock OF Christ. The time has come
when ministers must work or suffer. The
spirituality and self-denial, and the obsery-
ance Of outward religion, had advanced.
Loye.feasts at some places bad not been
held from time immemefiah : But these, and
cass-meetings, and family prayer had great
~ improved. The Sunday schools are active
and successful.
The following elders passed: L. Rosser.
E, Ms. Bogs, j. Z. Potts, J. e. Rowe, I.
J.. Boyton, NJ. S. Coonna, w. G. Williams,
4. A. Arlnistead, G. Fl. Green, W. W. Ben
nett.
Rev. W. A. Croker, of the
NeRTHERN-NECK DISTRICT,
being absent, Rev. j. ii. Davis represented
the district. The following passed: w. A.
Croker, j. w. White. j. II. Davis, j. +.
Brannin. r. B. BeadIes. ~ -, :
Rev. Jacob Manning, OF the
EAsTERN-sHORE DISTRICT, T.,
reported good degree Of prosperity in all
the departments OF Church work. The
preachers have all attended faithfully to
their work. The Sunday schools pros
pering, and Drayer-meetings and class-mcet-
ings are held in many places. Finances are
not quite as well advanced rs formerly,
owing to small prices and stringent times.
Three new churches and two parsonages
have been provided. The following elders
passed: j. Manning, J. l.. Spencer, G. &.
Wertenbaker. J. II. Amiss. j. B. Merritt,
s. Wiles, J. D. Lumsden, +. j. Norman,
J. D. Hank.
Conference then adjourned until to-mor-
row morning at OF O'Clock with the bene-
diction by Bishop Pierce. -.
The annual sermon before the Conference
will be preached at Washington-Street
church tonight by Rev. W. e. Lunpkin,
aud the services will be followed by the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper.
The various committees OF the Conference
meet this afternoon and Tonight for organi-
cation and work.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, November Is, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised l3l hoGsheads and
,icrces. The offerings at auction OIL Change con-
sisted of iS packages; of which q were taken.
Prices ranged from $1.l0 to $25.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $1.50@:2; medium
to good. S3mS4.
LeGf-Common. Si6$5; medium, $500; good,
5S0l5 10; fine, Sl10$l4.
BRIGHT.
Ltgs.-Common colory, S31S4.
FiTtcrS.-Common. sfmS1; medium, $JMS7:
good, S76t$1O: tine, Sl0NtSl3.
Snlokers.-Common. S7aSS.50: medium. 500
S1l: good, s1p@Sl3; Zine, Sl5@31S; fancy. u s
GE$22.
iIrnDpers.-Common, s12@*15: medium. 81 8
Gr$25: good, S30@3i0; line, a6O@$7e; fancy,
S75GS0O.
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T7.c Presidents views OH The Southern,
Question.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-The pub
lished statements affecting the Presidents
views on the southern question seem to
have been exaggerated in both directions.
The facts appear to be that the Administra-
ton has decided on no new step, but the
President is thoroughly in earnest in his III
tention to protect citizens, irrespective OF
political faith. The instructions recently
referred to in these dispatches rs having
been issued By the Attorney-Gcneral OBJ
yiousIy contemplate this object, though
there has been no change IN their original
tone and temper.
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L,aufssaun Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, November 13.-Coloncl
Zacherie, who was sent by Governor Nj
cholls as special agent to Tensas parish to
report the true condition Of affairs there,
has submitted report saying that notwith-
standing the exaggerated reports from Ten
sas he only found that twelve negroes had
been killed.
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Scene nj 4 Sx,rr.Icr-Trias.

CHICAGO, November ia special dis
patch from MarShalltown, Iowa, says: " 4
scene occurred this morning when Judge
Mitchell sentenced John n. Dakin to the
penitentiary for life for the murder OF John
X. Slough. Dakln solcmnly declared his
complete innocence OF the crime. After
Dakin had been convicted by the jury,
Frank Ross, an Italian, voluntarily con-
iessed he committed the muder. Ross is
here, and asserts that he should suffer.
Dakin's attorney willappeaI to the Supreme
Court"
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TIC NcWJersey Legfslature.

TRENToy, November. Ia The official list
OF the members OF the next Legislature
shows: In the Senate-tt Republicans, 8
Democrats, and Independent Democrat;
in the House 33 Republicans and ~ Demo-
crats-thus giving the Republicans 7 ma
iority on joint ballot. Last session the
Democrats had 8 majority.
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The Election Troubles in South Caro-
lima and Florida.

CHARLESTON, November 1.-two addi-
tionai arrests were made to-day OF parties
charged with offences against the United
States laws at the recent election.
William L. Doggett. prominent Demo-
crat, who was charged with ballot-hoN stuff
ing iii letter OF eX-Congressman Mackey
published in northern newspapers, began
proceedings to-day against Mackey for libel.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 10
Chief.J ustice Randall has ordered special
session Of the Supreme Court 10 convene at
Tallahassee Saturday, when the petition OF
mandnmus against the County Canvassing
Board will be presented.
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fYo,t. sase,. ,a,iu. see.

/ iron 8ff.ef1can refneds lJid iJofnfHi6Ds IN
az 2s10c. n ID. Enui3sfl ard American sheet, so
3c.: Swedes. Hammered, 51c: hoop, 4@es Pie.
sfsaHfs
Irasite Wcsi coke sSlszs.
III obi pDglinions IN Hl per skeE fcx staHt-
ssrs Stfet IS zen. gEnilf s m ssty% g.
ptesg &. Wholesale ;.3s ;retsn 20
Eop q = Manila. best Il Sc: 3ate. sase.-
Rags: Mixed cotton. lie; yiEtes wooHers
=, iicncrs, Wines. DE. -
Az. seoten. best Drzads, pnts se@s2.2o y
yran1iss : Domestic s1.zsms2: rrn,t. s1.so@
sI,4o;s asp!e, new. sI.559s2; Old, s2.23 @ss;
Virginia peach. s2taS2.50 o.. O
Rue Wffsksns: Medium, sl. 0lAs2 !: pure old. "a
SlS4 : EJyytria, mountain, Eewr $2Gsz~oG, Id
t2.5Q NI53.5C aud upwards. - y j ss "a,
Gin: Domestic sL25 4eg iMDorted. 80 3 case
Mem Ea1tAnd Hum: S1.S2Ss*f.G6.
S1.25. 5 49,
Lnmber. Slaves. Ac.
Lumber: White OAK. s1eas7s 3s7 .ona: Wes.ern
Virginia poDElr.t Sl3katz0 p Loco: white pine,
s1SdS65 = 1000: yellow pine boards. sS1S13s
to'st. sl0flS1S. according TO lengths. Shlngtes-
Pine. S2.3OsIsS5: cyprcss stx-alet. SSt1t S.25
io0e. Lashs-spnt, 81; sawed sIsGasl.6J
Slaves. Whisky barrel imfnrgrsea.sls9s2a1
LOCO: se.ssonei. $206ss25 IS I.Hfs1, Eipar-sarre3
timber. S2GsS5 3 1000. Flonr-DaYrsL uoes, S5,
hogshcad-hoopz- rae. 9bundlc.
=. Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.9si.25 q Loo Feet.
,P0odcu. 1915 by the five kogs-54ss than ay6
kegs, 1925 blastins, 50. 2J@s3.50s
Shot: Northern, s1.6D p bag OF rs f55.
Grindstoass: lXa63kc. . ID.
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The virginia hnIsnts Tcrnplar.

NORFOLK, November 13.-The Grand
Commandery OF knights Temp'ar to-day
elected james G. Balm, OF Portsmouth.
Grand Commander; John T. Regnault, OF
Richmond, Deputy Grand Commander:
and Peyton S. Coles, OF Albemarlc, Grand
Gcneralissimo.
Richmond was selected as the next place
OF meeting.
The Grand Commandcry then adjourned
sine die
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EDEGAY8s,NA9.

CATHOLIC HOME SCHOOL FOE
" YOUNG CHiLDREN-bo.s CT gr!s-ln In
BOT COUNTY. BID. Healthy location on SAT- ~,
ter Special attention paid 10 moral anu Dhysi1tai
culture. Number OF scholars iiinite:i 10 Yen. SiN
vacancies. Terms per scholastic year, 500. No
extras. References given and required. AodsTss
MRS. Y. 5. WILLIAMS
no l2-2wS La Trappe, Talbot county. Ad.
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The Foreign Trade Convention at CHI
ca@O.

CHICAGO, Novembe 13.-The CONNER
cia Convention assembled this morning,
and after preliminary exercises listened to
majority and minority reports from the
| Committee on Resolutions. Judge John NJ.
krum, OF Missouri, read the majority re-
port. which urges the completion Of the
Texas and Northern Pacific railroad at an
early date; dcnounces the eNtortionatc rates
Of tic only trans-c ontinental line now cN-
isting; calls for the establishment by the
Government OF steamship lines, and pro-
yides for the appointment OF committee
to present these matters to Congress.
George Anthony, OF Kansas, read the
minority report, protesting against the
adoption OF resolutions looking TO Govern
| 1nent aid for one or more enterprises to the
exclusion OF others. All should be treated
| alike.
The Mexican Minister, Scnor Zamacona,
| being introduced, made speech, predict
| Ing that this nation would be the CONNER
cial centre OF the world. He referred TO
the growing desire OF the NleXicans to Sc
| cure reciprocal relations in commerce with
the United States, and expressed the hope
| that this desire might find speedy realiZa-
ton TO the advantage Of both nations.
4 letter from the Secretary OF State OF
Mexico to Senior Zamacona was read, giving
assurances that Mexico and her President
feel deeply grateful for the kindly rccep-
| ton accorded the Minister in bis efforts to
enlarge mutual commercial relations be-
| tween the United States and Mexico.
Among the resolutions adopted was the
| following:
ResolUed, That q suitable and cheap Wa
ter line, permanently navigablc by steam.
ers Of one thousand tons burthen, should
Be opcned between the waters of Virginia
and North Carolina, as q means OF enabling
the greatest part OF the domestic shipping
OF the Atlantic coast to avoid the dangers
OF Cape Hatteras; and we commend the
measure to the favorable consideration OF
Congress.
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CARPETS. MATTGNGs. de.

TUSr RECEIVED, OUR FAI.I. STOCK.
~ A full line of CARPETS and OII.ILOTIiS OF
all grades: RUG MATS, DRuGGEPs, SH AIDES:
AVID HOLLANDS; CoRNICE I.ACEand DAMASh
Also, full line OF PAPER-HANGtNGS. AL orders
promptly ATTENDED TO- -,,>,>,,s
No. 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin stree
sc l7-2m $685.
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ROOTS. SE5ssES. dc.

AIDES FIFTH-AVENU E, IHs
L. AIMEE, PRINCESS. GONnnIA, SSEA
GRECIAS, and PAEEpA SLirtERs;s Coz
Caff.DREN'S BLOCk-HEEL SHOES
MISSES EREN CH-EID and BASKET-LEATHER
FEESCH-HEEL BUTTON BOOTS;
TAnTFS, FINE EDOTS-E. &. Bur- make:
BOYS HANDMADE w = * \ III y ) I
SHOES; ,nnrc
ENGLISH TIES and CATERS;
DANCIN G-PUMPS aud Sl.ll'PERS; o,,,-,,
TRUNKS, VALISES, SAtCllE>. BaGT, SS Ell
No 10 Tenth and Main streets.
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THE NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH
Observation-Disclosures

gsEtt 30. q # r ~
A SCENE IN AN IOWA COURT; a NAN con-
ylcTEDoFdUHDERAS DsEHTENCED,AND
THE CRIME CONFESSED BYAyoTHERP PER-
! sON-THE CHICAGO COMMERCIAL con-
yENTIoN--THE NExTNEWJERsEY LEe1s-
LATURE REPUBLICAN, -THE GRAND con-
MANDEBY5OF KNIGHTS TEMPLbR; RICH
MoND To BE THE NEXT PLACE OF MEET
! G-cRfMINAL1 ITEMS FROM NEW YORK
+ WoMEN's SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION At IN
DlANAPoL1s-wAsHl ITEMs-FoI-
EIGN AFFAIRS, &C., &C.
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Grrcnback md Democratic Confer.
cnce I'm Maine.

GARDINER, Me-, November 13.-Ata con.
ference between the Greenbaek and Demo
cratic State committees to-day it was voted
that there were many State Offices which
must be dispensed with; also that several
appropriations usually made by the Repub-
licans must be cut of to relieve the over
burdened taxpayers.
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With the resumption OF specic-payments
the national banks can no longer issue notes
OF Il less denomination than five dollars.
This, it is supposed, will create n greater
demand for the standard dollar. The issue
OF one and two-dollar notes by the Gov
ernmcnt will be continued, Secretary Sher-
man thinking the public at large ought TO
have the option OF taking gold. silver, or
notes OF any denomination in payment OF
demands upon the Treasury.
The elections in the Canton Of Geneva
have resulted in favor OF tue Democratic
Conservative party, which ensures the re-
turn OF the dispossessed Catholic priests, the
cessation CT the religious war, and the even
tl!ai separation OF Church and State. It will
not ensure the return OF Bishop MurmIlod,
as he was expelled by the Swiss Federal
Government.
Among the recommendations In the an
nual report OF the General Superintendent
OF the Hallway Mai Service is one that
some provision should be made for postal
clerks killed or manned by accidents. An
other is that small appropriation be made
for experiments :ei the better lighting OF
postal cars.
I. L. Downey is appointed postmaster at
Nanhee. Richmond county, Va, vice j. b,
AcCarty, declined.
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TAXES.
OF HENRlCO

U1HE TAXPAYERS OF HENRiCO
1 'COrJNi Y are hereby notified that their STATE,
i,0IfETY. and SCHOOL TAXES FOR TIE YEAR
1878 win be ready for collection ut the IrcasnreI $
office, in The County Court-hOuse, from me 18TH
OF NOVEMBER 10 the 1sT OF DECEMBSsk
after which time FIVE per cent. Will be added THOSE
Wing before the LIST of December will be entitled
10 n deduction Of Two per cent. /
WILLIAM NJ MeGRuDER, E
no IL -tDel County Treasurer.
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Minister Noyes and the Florida
Frauds.

Boston, November 13.-In letter from
Paris, Minister Noyes writes in reply to
the public charge made by "Levcrctt Sal
tonstall" as to his (Noyes's) completely in
the alleged Florida frauds that lie did not
send single cipher telegram to Secretary
Sherman that he did not prepare or orr
cinate affidavits OF some 800 or 400 voters !;
nor did he promise any office or reward TO
any member, OF the Florida Returning
Board; but, after it was over, he said to
both McLiu and Cowgirl that, having hon
estly done their duty, he would commend
them TO HAYES. !
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SuSDGnSiG,i.

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-The Al
lentown Iron Company have resolved 10
suspend. Liabilities about s500,G00. \
large number of hands are thrown out OF
EMPLOYMENT.
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Nee ting Of Stockholders OF tho Valley
no

Meeting OF Stockholders OF tho Valley
Railroad Company.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
STANTON, VA, November 13.-The an
nual meeting OF the Valley Railroad stock
holders took place to-day, at which all the
interests, except Roanoke county, were
represented. It was presided over by John
=. Evans, of Staunton.
Major J.. B.DorInan, OF Rockbridge, pre-
sented proposition from the Valley proxies
to the proxies OF the city OF Baltimore and
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for a
dissolution, the city OF Baltimore and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad to take for
their share the completed portion Of the
road between Stanton and Harrsonburg,
and the Baltimore and Ohio Company to
surrender S214,000 OF town and county
bonds which it holds MS collateral for money
advanced to the Valley Company, and the
Valley stockholders to take for their share
the unfinished road south of Stauntou. The
proxy from Siaunton only signed, subject
to the approval OF the Stanton City Coun-
Gil.
The proposition was recommitted for fu-
ture consideration, and the meeting adj
iourned until Tomorrow noon.
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J by Telegraph. !,
NHN YORK

NEW YORK. November L .-cotton stesa<,, sslesv
600 bsles, uplands. &C.; Orleans. 9ac- Flour
s,aes sss5 @sss5 soa,Serti f hour t gait and
heavy; soIamon 70 Mir extra, s4@sS: good TO
ass sfS e ssaas
Tor No g. Oats iirmer ut SOsc. for No s.. Coffee
aud sugar quiet and unchanged. Moasses unchanged
s1a fT n $arpen,ne ane Ps
sgm n6 an. and rtnsr que, mess on spot, 1899
and shorte;ear, SC. Lard flrner; city Steam, a6a5.
l...i q - BALTIMORE.
BAnTrNoRE; November }3.-Flour outlet and
lIsteady, with fair home trade. Southern wheat ffnler
for top sraass weste auie aud ss os1 arm1er:
winter red. spot and November, sl.osH@$I ;s35:
oss souncpn saln sieady ana @ see
western qnrct and firm: southern white. 43G45c.;
Yellow 41Sa Oats quiet and seady ysn1h
2s@29c.; wcs'crn mixed 25@27c; Rye dTliand
nominal: s0u hern 55NN5Sc. Hay dun and heavy.
In good demand for choice market quiet; w Stern
roll aud packed. Col Sc. Coffee quiet and noml-
dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. November 13.-tlour easier: fam
prices: red aud white, s5495c. Corn ouIl: new.
32@33c. Oats steady: Pork in good demand old,
ccmter- Lard active; steam. S. sa@s5.ao: kettle
nominal. Bnk-mea'S strong: shoulders, SOU;
short rio. 1910 hi $3.50 asked short clear nom-
clear rib, ;,sd clear sides. WhsSey steady. Butter
aud sugar ana unchanged. Hogs .tcaIy..
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, November l3.-Four quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat firm: rcd. SS@9Uc.; amber and
white, 9n@9;$c Germ easier; white, SOC; mixed:
3sc. DAT; aaiet and steady Pork nominal; Lard
| Sc. iulk-mc.tt. Shoulders 2lic.: clear rib IA
4Ac.: clear sides 4ssl4ac. for ten to fifteen days in
salt Bacon quiet shoulders. &c.: clear rib, 4ac.,
clcar sides, Sc; sngar-curcd hams naailnal. Whis-
key steady.
| ST. LOUIS, November 13.-Floar UNCHANGED.
Wheat opened stiff ana closed easisf; No. 2 red fall
s n sa s% SsEsy S SsSsmsSf p %nis
better; joebins. $7;40@:7.5o cash: sS.l5@ss go
january. Lard higher: S.. 70@s 1915 cash; So 70
de a ss5o; Gear rlb s4.s7H; r.ar sioss, $3.50
Chicago.
! CHICAGO. November 13.-Fhur steady and un-
| changed. Wheat higher and afsetled: No. z red
winter, S6Isc. cash or Dec ,r!;Fr; No. 2 Chicago
| asked JANUARY: No 3 Chicn.a sprng. 69is@70ac.
Corn active firm, and higher; 1a@3lEr: cash 3ih.cs
,ecemlcr, 3OAc January Oats steady a az nr!n.
s6.s5@fS6 S7.5 Iieccnbcr., 1926 bid january.
Lard IN good delnanh and prices a shade higher;
5.Sj cash, $500 Deccm ePr, SO bid January.
ink-mc,ts firm and uucll.nged. Whlskey steady.
Nar1.t C!ose.i.-Wheat stronger: sc; DcGel-
her s3c asEsd January Corn strong ana T n+er
| lHtc. December, I9iic. January. Pork fairly ac-
| tive ..nd u shade higher: $500 December. fStt
1929 January. Lard stronger and advanced &c.
| NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.
| NORFOLK, November l3;-1oiton firm. m!t-
ass bales: sales. SIS: bales; exports, to Great
| Bsi, ain. 5,J2S bales.
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Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, November Is. Dispatches
from Kansas say the Republican majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature is over
eighty. 1t ia said that over ninety members
favor the reelection of Senator ingalls,.
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UALTIMORI
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcuyuYo Noxe,nbpr IA 1874

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcBNoSo, November Is, 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 932 bushels. Red, 2,S2e BUSH
els. '...s. u... ~. ~. -. =, .t.l =
CoRN.-,IThite. 400 bushels. li1ed &C bushels.
OATs.-67S bushels.
MEAL.-l0S bushels
SALES.REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels prime ut 81 OF: 40
bushels prime at Sl.0S 4i2 bushels common ut
SOc.-total. 532 bushels. Red. $50 bushels good
FultZ at 81: "a bushels goou FullZ 1t 81 90; So
bushels fair Eultz mt 81: % bushels Fultz ut 81
"a bushels Fu!'z at 81; 80 bushels common Eutz 1t
S5r.: 100 bushels Fu!tZ ii 81: 80 bushels EuliZ
1T 97c.; 500 bushels mixed n Sl.05 4G bushels
very good lancascr at S1.06; "a bushels good
Lancaster 1T $l.0S; 90 bushels prime Lancaster al
S1.0S; 80 bushels p-ine Fultz III S1.03 so bush: Is
prime Lancaster at $l.0S: 26 bushels very good
Lancaster at 81 OF; 292 bushels prime FultZ AT
81. 03: 90 bushels very gonu Lancaster Ut Sl.u7
50 bushels prime Fullz ut 81 .G3; 20 bushels mixed
III 90c.; 46 bushels prime Futza II $l.05; Ia bush
els common Fultz ut Soc; Us tusnels common
Fultz al QUO: So bushels ut *l.O2; 60 bushels ut
81: 81 bushels IL; 9Tc.; IS bushels very good Lam
easier al 81. o. ~ bushels mixed Oh private terms
81 bushels good Futz 1T 81: IL bus IeIs common
futz at S5c.-totai. 1910 bushels.
CORN Fhitc, 1876 bushels very good new on pri-
waite terms; 34 bushels on private terms; 50 bushels
new ut 4Sc.: 100 bushels ne| at 47c.-toal, $50
bushels. Mred, ~ bushels new al 44c.
MEAL.-92 bushels on private terms.
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This Brewery has been recently ttted np with all
the latest improvements for The manufacture %, OF
iNEER BEF'l; and Is now Offering 10 the public
tho hest BEER made In the United states. IL has
been. thoroughly tested and on account OF It's pmry
and extra quality Is recommended by The most
n 49," nIy sicians OF his and other cities.
Fyrrv cIijxen OF L chmonl should c:souragc home
Manufacture AMI help to build up Ehe city ana H.
crease It's prosperity by encouraging inaniacnr,e'
or "y.nrv kind 10 be siarIcI among US, AMI phrticG-
inrI should ihosc be encouraged " no ohcra better
,rtle for The same money han can be Obtained else,
,Y,"rc Such an article is the BEEF. manufactured
y, thc Richmond Eagle brewery. superior IN an
rcspects to ANY other offered TO the Hichmond Pt.
lie Sold in hossleads. barrelS EGGS. &c: VI nt
EUBINSnN's RICHMOND EAui-E BhEN Ei'i
aGER BEER, and use no oti;cr.
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Ordered to Duty.

Jonathan Young has been ordered to duty
| as captain OF the Portsmouth navY-yard.
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American Women's Suffrage Conycn-
fian

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 13.-The
ninth annual convention Of the American
Women's Suffrage Association met here
to-day. Delegates from thirteen States were
present. The proceedings were mainly OF
business character.
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FOREIGN Items.

WIEsBADEN, November 13.-Empcror
William, replying to an address presented
by dcputation Of the town council OF WicS-
baden, said he hoped soon to resume the
Government. lie trusted Germany's stand
against the criminal tendencies would be
initiated by other States. The peril, he said,
is common, and so ought to be the defence.
PEsTH, November 13.-Count Schouyalotf
has had private audience with the En-
peror. He was the bearer OF no new pro-
posals, but came to Pesth to settle some
minor matters, and repeated the assurances
OF the Cars desire to faithfully respect the
treaty OF Berlin.
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The twelfth anniversary Of the orgauiza-
ton OF the Grand Army OF the Republic was
celebrated in Philadelphia Tuesday at the
Permanent Exhibition building.
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reported peace and harmony except at one
point. There have been gracious rcyiVals.
Financ - have decreased owing to The small
price OF cotton, which is the staple OF his
district, The following elders passed u
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Declines Nomination.

Boston. November 13.-David J. King,
nominated last night by The Workingmcn for
Mayor, has declined.