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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-27

CHESAPEAKE AND pninE iILE0Np.i
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Marca !. ISIS. !
fNHESAPEAKE AND oil 10 RAIL.
~ EOAn.-On and after MARCH 3, ISIS, "a.
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By JAS. Macdougall, Auc,ionecr,
No. 10 Governor street.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

By virtue Of an order of the United States Dis
ban krupt, Will sell at auction for cash, at 523
Broad street, on THURSDAY, May 2, 1878, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. q STOCK OF GOODS, consisting, in
ladies'. gentlemen and children.;iTRIAMINGS, &C.,
&C. Also, 2 SHOWCASES, 1 STOVE. &c:
G. p. RAMSDELL,
apsS United States Marshal.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND 1iESrEahFi
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING NAY y. lr7'.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 Z. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY TIL ~.
DAY and SATURDAY. Connect, -
West Point with Steamer liaE"!.l i,'
all points on York river ana h"',-
more. Arrives III Baltimore a, v
NJ. connects with r;tii-ines for " t'.'-
ingt0n, Philadelphia, New lrrA. 30.
ton. and AL western points. ,"h''
at Richmond with trains nn El'ti""1'
and Petersburg and Chcsdpc;i"e '''
Chic railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT
500 NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WED
NESDAY. ard FRIDAY; and
b:OOA II TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ahd - u.
URRDAi. Connects wiih st"tIt''
AT West Point for river lau!lus>' .'"'
t,more, and all western points. %.
meets nj Richmond with trains on KICK
mondand Danyic railroad, H3ch'""ti
and Petersburg. aud CHESAPEAKE ''''
OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:OOP. ". Leaves Richmond daily tcXceg; 49,
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 4. II. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. NJ
meets with trains on Richmond 81!
Petersburg and Chesapeake AM ia'
railroads. Steamer ElaNana lr:sYe' l''
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, an! FIX
DAY, at i. ii. CONNECTS ""G
trains FROM Philadelphia. Nrw ln''.
and western points, and a. CT l"I3'
with trains for Richmond ana ;..s
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
4:OOp. NJ Arrives at Richmond MONDAY,M EO'
NESDAY, and FRIDAY and
GIG Il. VI. TUESDAY,, THURSDAY, and sNi-
URDAI. Connects with STEAMER ~
West Point from Baltimore. Co.'S
meets with Richmond and Ddr'h.r,
Richmond aud Petersburg, aud Chess
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
600 4. u. Arrives ut Richmond daily eScea, >I2'
day. Connects with Richmond LHl
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud vLtd
railroads.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between N-.4-'
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
= Through bills Of lading. with guaranteed rA;ei,
issued TO all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern, iao
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply Ut General Ra road Ticket ol
Gee, S26 Main street; at the Exchange Hotc', AZ.
company's depot, corner Twenty-thiri aud pot<
mas II. r. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE -. .s.raal 4
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH <>ssESs =,
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK SrEAM-sEEa.s1s:ssy,
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PkUVl-
DESCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
notice the steamers OF this line will mae tf-wecky
trips. leaving PHILADELPHIA every I y ES DAY I,
TIL URSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every f ESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, CON
Meeting at Providence with Boston anl Providence
rairoad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
oet'''' '"' '''e ". F. PORTER. Agent,
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No II South Wharres, Philadelphia.
JAMES w. MCCARR1CK,
General Southern Agent.
ID. u. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
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I wiz sell at public auction on FRIDAY. 26th OF
April, at O'Clock z. NJ the above MOST DESlRA-
Bile CORNER PROPERTY for iirst-clasS dwell
ing now to be had in the city. This lot fronts on
Third street 65 feet inches and runs back between
parallel lines 1f0 feet to all alley 10 feet 9 inches
wide. Its location is all that could be desired as TO
extensive views and convenience 10 business CELL
tres Parties desiring a choice lot, both to size
and location, should not lose this opportunity. VIII
be sold as whole or in part Us may be desired at
sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, interest added, and secured by t1lstdccd.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
AuCtioncer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed I'LL TUESDAY, 30ll Of April. at 5
O'Clock Z. NJ. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
up2G Auctionccr.
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TEHE VIRGINIA STEAM-fsl1iSsTIs
l. BOAT CODPANY'S aal.i..asszs..
JAM ES-RIF ER LINE,
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
FOB BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW .
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
NJ. AND II. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, captain
WYNpHAM II. MAYO carrying United States MALL,
leayes Richmond for abOvc-1amed places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ut $3.50
4. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. ..........S so
Fare round 1rlp ~
Fare 10 BlltlnOIP po
Fare to Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Fare TO New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ oO
Fare to Boston Cia Baltimore and rail..... Ii ~
Fare to Boston piu NJ. and NJ. Steamship
COmpany... w
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel. and on board steamsr. baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth /:
Ncwbern Washington, and Tarboro, y. c., and all
BINDINGS OH Tar river: Washington, ID. c., Boston,
I'd regular landings on James river ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIET. has lately been almost en-.
tircly rebuilt aud refurnishcd in an elegant ana
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run OH this route for MANY years.
l.. 3. TATUM, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets
j. W. MCCARRICK, Agent. Norfolk. NH 22
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Land OF rude rock and shaggy wood,
Land Of the mountain and the flood!
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90 BALES NORTH CAROLINA COT
w TON-YARSS.
ap26 A. Y. STOKES & co.
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TrnrrJI >ilflIllpDLlLs
mi
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHESPEAAEi
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING NAY y, I'''
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GROCERIES. &c.

OK CANISTERS SCHEFF'S COCOA
ap26 A. Y. STOKES & co.
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IN BARRELS GRAPE SUGAR,
w 100 barrels STANDARD 4 SUGAR,
500 bags COFFEE.
ap26 A. Y. STOKES & co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

RgoRaANIzINa THE ARMY.--The
joint committee Of both houses of
Congress, composed of Senators
Burnside, Butler and Plumb, and
Congressman Banning, Strait, White
Bragg and Dibrell, appointed 20
report plan for tho reorganization
of tho United States Army, now in
session at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
completing the work which they
began last summer at the White
Sulphur Springs. No publicity
whatevor will be given to the re.
port before it's submission to Con-
gress in January.
DISTRESS AND DEsr1rur1oN.-A
state of appalling distress and des-
titution exists among the mechanics
and labor ers of Sheffield, England,
in consequence Of business depros-
sion. Hundreds arc living in ton
ements without clothing or furni-
ture, which they have boon forced
to sell to procure food. They are
without fuol, and dependent upon
the charity of their neighbors for
subsistence The mayor has called
a public meeting to devise measures
of relief.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

Prompt Action. It regulates the
Bowels, curos Darrhna, Dysentery
and Wind Collie; in fact DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup acts promptly and
etfectually in all cases. Price 25
cents a bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

Some one says "Integrity will
always win when O man has the
goodwill of the people," There is
doubt about it, and the man of
loose character stands good chance
under the Same circumstances.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

"Is that dog of yours cross
breed ?" asked a gentleman, recently,
of a countryman. "No, sir" was
his reply. Ellis mother was n gentle,
atfectionate cretur"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-23

A theological student at ,Oberlin,
Ohio, acts as night baggage master
OF the railway station. If the
theology that he imbibes during
tho day time can stand the strain
upon temper and morals involved in
singing trunks Of the fashionable
woiian's pattern and in wrestling
with the half dozen massive 4 iron
clads which the wicked drummer
tries to steal through on one ticket
it will make him proof against the
ordinary temptations of life. aFt,s>
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A WoMAN's TERRIBLE REVENGE
A special dispatch from Cincinnati
says Mrs. Catharine Stull, who was
suspected of tho murder Of the
Widow Best, at Port Washington,
last week, was yesterday arrested
and placed in jail. She has con :
fessed the crime. It seems that
her husband had boon untrue to
her for many years, and has been,
it is alleged, criminally intimate
with Mrs. Best The prisoner
stated that she sent a decoy letter
on the night of the murder, and
then met her victim at haystack
on the hill, where, with q club, she
beat her to death. Mrs. Stull is q
mother of seven children, one Of
whom. is three months old and in
ijail with her. i'I f,,,I,. 0i 0 \ - : ;..' =,
Half of the time policemen are not
around when they are wanted the
other half they are around when
they are not wanted. f,
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o VEGETINE."

Lays a Boston physician, "has no equal as q
blood purifier: Hearing OF It's many wonderful
Tsf eedes Hna le xs y,
Its genuine merit. 1t Is prepared from barks,
roofs and herbs, each OF which Is highly effec
tive, anu they arc compounded In SUCH man
ner as to produce astonishing reSultS.n
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s..sS .n;'F -; a. 81 -.
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Tne WhcIan.shertdan SUIT.

NEW YORK, December 2.-The United
States Circuit Court, over which Judge
Wallace presides, was crowded this morn
ing to hear the proceedings in the auit OF
dimes Whelan against General Sheridan for
the recovery OF S41e,27S.5T, alleged loss
sust. ined by him by the action OF General
Sheridan. Wheian afirms that on the 9Th
OF August, 1867, General Sheridan by force
OF arms seized the plantation and the prop
erty on It occupied BIZ him and his family,
and on the same day, In the city OF New
Orleans, he seized by force OF arms also $50
hogsheads OF sugar and 300 barrels OF mo-
fasses-aH of the value Of S57,57S--b belong
ing to the plaintiff, who alleges that Sheri-
dan converted the proceeds to bis own use.
He also alleges that he has been the victim
OF many wrongs and injuries at the hands
OF General Sheridan.
The summons and complaints in the case
were issued on July 10, 1863, and the pat-
ter has been pending in court since.
General Sheridan will claim that his ac-
ton in the matter was in the course OF his
duty. General Sheridan was present in
court, as also was Benjamin f. Butler.
J. A Jury was empannelled this afternoon,
and General Butler proceeded 10 open the
case for the plaintiff. He read the printed
bill OF complaint and the printed of
the defendant, making comments thereon as
he went along. There is large amount OF
testimony, taken before the United States
commissioner in Louisiana, to be read and
the verbal evidence will not probably be
begun before tomorrow afternoon. The
case will undoubtedly occupya considera-
BILE portion OF this term Of the court.
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'TELEGRApTIC NEWS.
Opening OF tho Taird sesss OF the
Forty.fifs,1 Congress-.


FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS; SENATOR
BLAINE mourning INTO VIOLATIONS Oh
ELECTION LAWS; FERNANDO WOOD
CR1TICIsEs THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
IN RELATION TO HIS ALLUsIoNs TO THE
soUTH-REPoRTo OF THE ATToRNEY-GE
ERAL-0NE DOLLAR DAMAGES IN A
TwENTYITHoUsAND- LIBEL SUIT
BETWEEN NEwsPAPERs-PURCH OF
TRADE-DOLLARs IN HONG kong FOR
SHIPMENT TO TIE UNITED STATES
PUBLIC-DEBT STATEMENT FOR NoyEM-
BERTHE POTTER COMMITTEE PLAN
MING THE WINTERS woRK-MEETfNs OF
PROMINENT GREENBACKERs IN WASH
lNGToN-THE SUIT OF wHELAN VERSUS
sHERIDAN-INTERNAT DAIRY FkIR
IN NEW YORK-GRAND PREPARATIONS
AT BERLIN TO RECEIVE EMPEROR WILL
LIAM ON HIS RETURN-THE CAMPAIGNI IN
AFGHANISTAN, &C.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

4 ~ afoNDAS, December, q, 1885,
sALEs.-1 1000 yirs,nfa consols at 55X /; 500 Wiz
ginia tux-reeetvahle coupons Of 80.
AMERICAN 6otd.--I COZ bio.
wn vfufhs g ea So sasa
81 asssd; Virginia tax-recei vable coupons, 20 bid
CitV observation-disclosures city s,s, j. and j..
.Ilsx bid; Rielimond ctsy SIS, j. and J osK bid;
Petersburg city S,s, 104R lid; Petersburg city s's,
:; 1s ssS en- c ahd
9Sh bid. Norfolk city waiss S's, M. and NJ. ITO
Manchester city S. taxrecr;va a IL AND and I s. ss
asked. 49, p -. -, !
Railroad gonds.--Chesapease and Ohio Rail-
enia Central Railroad third mortsage Bs, j. and j.,
J bd t Errn o5
ROAD non mortgage IS. j. and j., 100 bid Virginia
Al Tennessee Railroad second MORTGAGE 6's j. and
mortgage s,s, j. and j.. 81 bid: Virginaa and Ten
nessee Kairoa funded SIS, D. and D.. 95 bid; South
J.- 1G44 bid; Souttrsfde Ralroad second mortgage
preferred 6's, j. and J.. 7e4 bid southside Rail
Norok onS RAILROAD ana ina, J
gage S's: j. and j., 1OEbid: Norfolk ants Peters
6eIg Railroad second mortgage s,s j. and :ra2 bid
100 bid. l04 asked; Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad certificate. 90 bid; Rid, uonda and Peters,
Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG q and Potomac ' Railroad
mortgage S. and j.. 1Ge bid; Richmond, sred-
and Potomac Railroad mortgage Us j.
and Jr 90 bid; Orange ard! Alexandria Railroad
first nortgage 6'S. d. and N. so bid: Orange
and A1exandra Railroad second mortgage a1s,
road third mortgage s's, d. andN.- Ito asked: Or
ange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad first mort
gage 7's-J.and j., ASH bid; Richmond and DanviTie
Railroad consolidated 6's 81. and NJ, n bid; Pief-
mont Railroad first mortgage SIS. A. and O.. 10 E
road first mortgage S's, j. and j., 81 bid.
Railroad Stoc8s.-Richnond and Petersburg
Railroad, Zoo par, SO bid, 36x asked; Richmond,
Frcdericks burg and Potomac Railroad common. 100
par, 40 bid 30 a.ked; Richmond Fredericksburg
100 par. IS bid; Connection Railroad, 20 par,
7O4 asked.
Bank StocEs-FfEst National 100 par, is bid ::
National Bank of Virginia. 100 par: S2I5 asked !;
State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 70 bid; Citizens
Insurance Conapanies.-yirginia State. 25 par,
SS I BID Virginia Home; LOO par, 92 bid, 100
bid. So asked; CITY, 100 par, SIY bid, 81 asked
Granite, 100 par, s4 asked.
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Trade.Do1lars Coming Home.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2.-This after
Moons Bulletin publishes the following
telegram received by the banks OF this city ::
."Large purchases OF trade-dollars have
been made in Hong Kong for shipments to
New York and San Francisco. A shipment
of S20O,O0O has arrived in England en- route
to New York on account OF Seigman
Brothers. Further large shipments are on
the way to be shipped by the steamer Bel
gic, which will leave Hong Kong this week.
There is every prospect Of all unshipped
trade-dollars in China finding their way
back to this country. The buyers are
money-brokers. At the present rate OF eX-
change in China bankers are enabled to lay
down trade.dollars in San Francisco at 924c.
EACH" This telegram confirms the infor-
nation received by bankers here some days
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i detag; prices steaay: Howa-d-street and western
snpeTfne. s @s3.b0 Howard-Street and nest
ssa asS Y 5 s s sissa aaa s:.ss
ssy s ssiI sssaa Emil; Sy M
s112 &c; 9 western winter red, spot end Deem.
Ger aess aud rm gset S
steady; southern white, 42@45c.: yellow, 41a
ass 5sa a aaa sassr ea
Pgss sna
sides SSs new. SsessR.. Hams, new, SMasIlc Lard
aSaiee weserH eseted
Coffee quiet and nominal: Rso eargOes, 11hGa16c.
Whisksy dull at sIo9. Sugar steadier; A, son, 81
CINCINNATI!
CINCINNATI, December 2.-f1our dull: family,
srn Mnsss sss SEIZE SSs sS
s,sasy at e. hsFa dun; ss5o
clear sib, $3.50; clear sides. 81: Bosed.meats q
rib: Is so; clear sides, IS s7S@sa.5o. WShiskey
qniet sssa unchanged Hogs quiet; pacing. $685.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 2-Flour dull and nm
changed. Wheat quiet: red, 90o.; amber andwhite,
93c. Corn doll : white, 36c.: mixed, CSC. Oats
ser; ghis 2sS %xea sss PoT sr at
s,5as shGaa egs clear
none Ssar slties- $3.50; sugar. hams none
here. Whs'sS s'c. sl ron,s
sT. LOUIS, December 2;;-Flanr unchanaed;
fan, ses@ssss s 10 red an ssssSSSs Gs 81
Whiskey quiet at S1.05. Pro, lsions dun and Iai-
changed with onEF jobbing ira de.
/ CHICAGO.
|. CHICAGO. December 2.-FiOur da,i! and mn.
changed. Wheat dull and shade lowep; No. 2 red
T XII sSs; No Chicago sprn 2 81 ss sash ssc.
suies and aeas Zoe eash 2oS@ soi yanuars y
"a gsSs It Jsnsas
s Eesr r 1E Lard dq and shade lever; IS S2A
raar aS nG s75 ana for
shoulders clear riD, and clear sides. Whisky I'M
Alirket Ctosed.-W Wheat stronger; s3H@sde. De-
cember; S44@S4gyc. January. Corn firm and adj
ya on me- os,s msr e not sReaaby nsher
Lard steady and firm; S5.37h bid December;
s5.72lls bid January.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, December 2-Catte In light supply
best 4N@Sc; first guilty, 3Sa4ke: me si By
fairly active and fully 1Sc higher: quotations, SKA
44c.; receipts. 5,274 head. sheep-Receipts, ,l27
head; quotations, 3)s94hc., with active trade.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2.-Cattle very dab;
receipts 2,1O0:, good. 54@53c.: medium, 4&c.;
common, 4sc. Sheep active: receipts, 5000: good,
n far sa msdiu resep ioo sood 81 h ms
dunn, &C., common, 32c.
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.
NoRFoLK, December 2.-Colton quiet; mid
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one Dollar Damages for Libel.

ST. LOUIS, December "a Jefferson City
dispatch says the case Of +. p. Baker, edi-
tor OF the Topeka (kan.l Commonwealth.
against the Kansas City Times for $4,000
damages for libel arising out of a publca-
ton in the Times, charging that Baker had
countenanced and encouraged the killing
OF Mr. Snozze, editor OF the Topeka Blade,
in March Of last year, was submitted TO the
Jury in the United States Circuit Court to-
day, and verdict Of one dollar damages
was rendered for Baker.
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BERLIN, December Appropriations on a
grand scale are making for the reception OF
Emperor William on his return to Berlin
on Thursday next. Flag-staffs, triumphal
arches, and garlanded trees will line the
route from the Potsdam Railroad station to
the palace, and ali the houses will be covered
with flags and decorations. The illumination
of the city promises to be one Of the most
brilliant ever witnessed in Berlin.
Bismarck will not return from the coun-
try. his physicians advising perfect rest.
Prince Gortschukoff has timed his return
to Russia so as to be in Berlin Thursday to
be present at the reception OF the Emperor.
The Afghan War.
LONDON, December "a dispatch from
Calcutta to the Times says: "The trouble
in the Khyber Pass is greatly exaggerated.
A single officer, Lord William Bresford,
rode the entire length Of the Khyber Pass
without being molested. General Brownies
force will probably winter at Dakka, unless
some movement on the part Of the Afghans
proyokes further advance. General Bid
dulph will probably remain at Pesheen, but
il he shall determine to proceed to Canda-
hara, that place will probably be found to
be undefended. General Roberts's advance
on the Peiwan Pass may encounter resist.
ance, but the pass will probably be found
to be easy to overcome. No important
fighting is expected anywhere this year."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p

so
S,fJENA u SsH3 A11rit1xs1k
a,ass
4,LAhoE kkiFAEr-MDWR Eli. LUW.-PEIyEIs
Extra.wldc ALI-WO DOL BLACK CASHMERE nc
I ~ nVg. HgrIn 6ocS. - = - T. n g
bLaassa lh 44ItL-SsQQ QLCASHnERESat 60f az. 90,
- s2s., Yi3 ana 4l.zo per yaEd--aIIyefy cheap z.
iALI..WOOL COLOkED EASH3fERES at 60, 6G,
- y1t 30. S0G., and u per yard:
iTR!MMINGf SILKS nj 6c, 60, as. 6Sc., S1y and
S1.2G per yard :. ? !. 80 s
HACK and C0LoRED VELVETs:
BLACK and COLORED SILKS NJ all prices-scme
extraordinary bargains: 49,; e
BLACK .ALpACAS from Zoe. 70 81 per YARD;
WATERPROOF CLOTH 81 so, 10, S5c., and 81
pcF yard: 30 s. q Z;
large assortment or GOODS Tor boys and mems
wear: 80 = !.
CHANNELS Of every description, very cheap
BLEAcHEp. UNBtEACHEU, and COLORED
CANTON FLkNNELs: - r.
A large lot OF HOODS and SrTBTAS af ESQ., each
worth double the m U.ree but fE,fy rni.ss ne sold:
FURS~ FURS. FURS: 80 49,. gs.:ts -. ss-3 -
ITFFS. COLLARS, CApES. BoAs. and HATS.
for ladies md children 20 be soldaf a sacriEce .
ChOIce styles Of INGRAM CARPETS al ar 40
As, 90, 60. and T5c. per rnrtj--yery chean
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday, November goth, by the
Rev. George zimmerman. FELIX. JARDELLA,
of Ita ~ to MINNIE, daughter Of John keppler. Of
Ibis city. .a.
Married, on November 2sth. at Picquenocky,''
Henrico county.Va. by the Rev. Joseph y. Tyler.
Miss ETNA A. KELLEY 10 Mr.. GEORGE L. cox.
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buckingham county, Va, by Rev. T. ~ Eeckhanl,
assisted by Rev. Charles II. Boggs. JOSIE, second
daughter or T. III. Leitch, Esq, 10 Rev. GEORGE III.
WRIGHT, of the Virginia Conference.
Married, n, Nashville, Tenn at the residence OF
Mrs. II. l.. Norye!, by the Rev. William Graham,
Mr. WILLIAM BRENT, OF Richmond, Va, and
Miss GUILA DE LOACH, Of 3Iemphis, Tenn.