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81 ii. THE SEIZURE Or nm srEAAEH cHRsA-
pEAEE, DfSDH6RuED.ssss s S3Et
a speciaf dispateh from Boston tsays The
famous case ofs the United ssttates tsgaind
Henry A. pafr was closed fin .thcs GornB,is
sioner's Court to-day by the dtscharge Of
the defendant. Parr WINS one Of b party OF
seventeen who, during the war os there
beilfcn, seized the steamer Chesapeake
when about twenty miles of Cape Cod,
taxing possession OF her In the name Of the
Confederate States Of America. The Chesa-
Tsske WAS q coal. and passeDger-boat, plying
between New. York and portlapd, and the
party oil seventeen took passage on her at
New York as passengers. In the 'faetke on
board, when the crew were oyerpowered,
Schaffer, who was engineer, was killed, and
twas for his murder that Parr has been on
trial. The commissioners found that Parr
was not upon that part OF the vessel
where SchRffer was killed. aud took no
part in the killing; but 1T, was also
in evidence-Wblch evidently had the most
weight-that when John q. Braine, the COM
'mander OF tie expedition. was indicted in
New York for the killing OF Schafer, William
M. Eyarts, then United States Attorneys
eraI, wrote to United States District Attor-
ney Tracy instrlcting him to enter a n0lie
pfoseqati, he {EYarts) fnding that :. at the
lime OF the action of irregular warfare which
constitutes the ground Of the Indictment
Braine was n duly commissioned officer of
the navy Of the so.called Confederate Gov
ernment" He was "not disposed further
to enter upon the treatment OF bis case as
falling within ordinary principles OF the
administration OF criminal justice" The
commissioner discharged the case on the
ground that he finds that the capture OF The
Chesapeake was made in behalf 81 the Sc
called Confederate States, and was an act OF
proclamation OF amnesty and pardon issued
by President johnson in 1868.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Dr. Wood
worth, chief OF the marinc-hospital service,
left Tor New York tonight to consult with
the officers Of the American Public Health
Association in relation to organizing COM
mission to investigate the yellow-ieyer cpl
demic.
: Hon. Ellis Spear has rendered his resigna-
ton as Commissioner OF Patents, to take
effect October 3lSt.
Information has been received at the
Post Office Department that mail-trains be-
tween Chattanooga and Meridian have been
discontinued. Irregular freights carrying
mail will run weekly or oftener. as occasion
requires. One railroad post-ottice between
Dalton and Chattanooga is discontinued.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
WEDEEspAr, September &c, 1878.

WEDNESDAY,, September &c, 1873.
State observation-disclosures conso,s, 54x bid, h5k
asked; Virginia eonsols. new, 81 bid. SO asked;
Virginia fundablc 20 bid; Virginia deferred 5k bid
Virginia interest certificates. bid; Virginia
receivable coupons, SO bid. SO asked. s'1yE-# IS
. CITY Observation-Disclosures city S's. j. and j.,
116h bid: Richmond city 6's. J. and T., 10OH bid,
101 asked Petersburg city s's, 100 asked: Peters
burg city S's, special tax, j. and j., 106 asked;
rfcksburg city 7's, 81. and n. ,l05 bid. -y--.is
Railroad Bonds.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
SIS, gold, n and n, 26 bid; Virginia Central Rail-
road first mortgage 6s j. and j., SO Did, 80 asked;
Virginia Central Railroad bird mortgage 6's. j. and
j.. SO bid, 90 asked: Y1rcinia Central Railroad
fourth mort2age S's, j. and j., 99R bid; Virginia
Central Railroad non-mortgage S's, j. and j.. 90
bid; petersburg Railroad first mortgage 9s, q, and
j., 81 bid. 100 asked: Richmond and DanS1e
Railroad consolidated 6s. AZ and N. "a hid:
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and o.,
90 bid.
Canal B0nds.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6s, N. and ". 40 bid
-Rdttr0ad-- ,Stocks-Riehmonf.~ Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 59Z
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 mar. as
asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Potomac
Railroad seven FER cent guaran teed. 100 par. 95
asked.
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par. 70 asked:
Merchants National. 100 par. so asked; Union
Insurance ComDdnieS.-VrglniaF Fire and Ma
rne, 20 par, SO bid, 371 asked: Virginia State. 20
par, 81 bid Virginia Home, 100 par. 102 asked;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, So asked; CITY,
100 par. go bid, 81 asked; Granite; 100 par, 72a
bid, n asked --.a =. .,... /
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A CoNFEDERATE blAJoR. GENERAL IN Re-
DucED CIRcUMsTANcEs.-Wa Washington, Sep
TENDER 23.--Some time since it was pub
lisbed that an acknowledgement in the Con-
federate service had enlisted as q private
soldier in the regular. army, and there has
been great deal OF curiosity exhibited as
TO who the reduced general might be. 1t
transpires that the man is Maior-General
Stockton, who is a graduate Of West Point
Military Academy, and went into the rebel
lion, reaching the rank named. Upon his
enlistment he was not sent to the frontier
with the ordinaryrecrdits, bit was detailed
for clerical duty at the War Department =
Hpecinl 10 The Cincinnati Commercial. !.
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LAS NIGHTS TEL EGRhMS
FROM ALLpAnrs orrnE COUNTRY

RETURN or NORFOLK NURsEs FROM MEM
spHIs-PoLIrIcAL. THE MASSACHUSETTS
REGuLAnssIE COUNCIL IN
!. BOSTON: NEws YORK REPUBLICAN COW
.vENTfoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OCCASIONAL oAfIN ATToNs-TH SOUTH.
ERN. PLAGUE: THE STU ALTON ID MEM
PHIs, NEW ORLEANS AND ELsEwHEREL
ARREST OF A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO ROB THE FoRrREsssMoNRoE Posr.oF.
J FICE-TH g. II AUsTRo TURKISH GoEyEN-
TIoN-THE HOEDEL AND NoBELISGC CON,
asPIRACY-THE PofE RECEIVING PIED
MoETEsE PILG Ri 81 PERSONS
KILLED BYPowDEE EXPLOSION IN swift
zERLAED, &c, c. ~. 90, ia 'isasta
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BUFFALO EITHEA WATER.
TNHE BUFFALO LTTHIA WATERS
FOR GRAVEL.
ESP 81. 4a
CASE OF COLONEL K. 4. BARNES, PA.
OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Va.
BUFFAE.G LTTHEA WATER.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER DATED GAINESVILLE,
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, SEPTEMBER ls.
1878.

"llaying previously been remarkably robust per
son, my usual weight for number OF years being
two hundred and twenty pounds. in the month OF
March, 1877. without any known cause for II.
found myself losing flesh and strength. and my gen
cra health seriously declining. Soon afterwards 4
distressing bladder affection reten ion and t'aeult
passage Of urincI was developed placed myself
under the treatment o. intelligent physician. but
continued In decline Ia flesh and strength until was
reduced wclInish toa skeleton aud To such slate
OF debility that WAS compelled toatandon ali efforts
to attend to my bllSiGc-' affairs. Finding medical
treatment Of no avail WA linay advised 10 try
the BUFFALO LlriIiA WATERS. Spring No. z.
After using This wafer Cor several weeks discharged
ut short Intervals several large gravel giving perfect
relief Ny general health soon commenced 10 I'm.
prove and continued TO do 60 until found myself
Webbing two hundred and hlrty-lye pounds-df-
teen pounds moro. han rv.r before wei2hea-and l.
am now in the en- Joy neut Of - full heslta aud
mucn activity AT any period OF my life. Ny dis,
trcssed condition was SHOWN 10 many persons, and
my restoration Is marvel to them welt Us 10 my
self. It is perhaps unnecessary 10 ndd that lascrbc
my recovery entirely TO the water
Very respectfully.
Sc 23-eodtt RI A. BARNES
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At. Rome, Michigan, on Saturday last, a
large pet bear, belonging to q man named
Moltzman, seized child, the daughter Of
Moitzman, and shockingly tore her thigh.
She was rescued from the brute,s Jaws by
thought the child cannot survive her in
iuries. a:si,s..s9 s-se.. -.'s@ "a 20
The volcano Of 4Cotopaxi, lin Ecuador, is
in Il state OF eruption, throwing up i'm
mense clouds OF smoke and ashes, which
can be seen from Guayaquil. No loss OF
life or damage to property has occurred. !.
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oo-CENT STORE.
09-CENT STORE.
NJ E W G O O DS
BEING RECEIVED NOW EVERY DAY
1T THE
1893.
.. 90.CENT STORE,
EOS BROAD STREET.

Have last received large lot Of the finest CAl-
BRELLhS we lave ever offered, all sizes, selling
at 99c.;
MEMS HATS, all styles, at 99c.:
YOUTHS HATS. all styles, at 99c.:
MIRRORS, AL sizes and prices, from 25c. up 10
S1.9S;
HAT and TOWEL-RAChS, all sorts and prices,
from zoe. 10 sl.2J:
A large vartcty of new goods In MAJOLICA;
Some of The nubbest and preitiest things Won ever
Jaw in CAKE.rLAiES. FRUlT-PLATES,
SHELLS, LEAVES. PITCHERS. CREAM
JUGS. TEA-POTS, VASES, EuSPADORES.
FLOWER-POTS. &c. &c. Don't fail to call and
look at then They are worth your attention.
New LAVA DCSTS-thc hanlsomest ever saw;
New SMOKING-SETS, MATCH-BOXES, ORNA.
MESTS, &c.
Our TIN TOILET-SET q three pieces. nt 1896,
is selling very rapidly. Call and look at then
We have greet variety OF SPITTOONS, both ut
99c. apiece and 99c. pair.
Call early and look at tic NEW GOODS ut the
".H 99-CEET STORE, sos Broad street.
Catalogue Ires TO any address. sell
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nominated Charles nv Carter on soft.
money pfaff form. .The Democrats Of the
same district hare endorsed the nomination
on hard-money pIatfornl. Carter is nb-
sent. II he accepts the hard-inoney plat
form the Green ackers Will reconYsne.
JAMESTOWN IN y, September The
Greenbackers Of the Thirty third district
have nominated Silas Vfuton. -. 8.
Fl NEW4RE, N. j., September 25.-The Re-
fublieans of the Sixth district have nomi-
mated John l.. Blake. s .f, ~
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says {: % It is reported I'm political quarters
that Lord Cranbrook has been summoned
from Baltimore, and Lord Salisbury from
Dieppe, to meet Lord Beaconsfield, and de-
eide on the response 10 be given to the re-
quest OF the Indian Government, for per-
mission to send an uftimatum to Shere Ali.
Lord Beaconsfeld was in; townsall day yess
terday engaged In active correspo
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terday TO noon to-day Is deaths occurred,
% OF which were reported this morning.
Among the deaths is that OF DR.. Robert
Bursham, OF Columbus, Ohio. Crabtree
Belcher, city, register, died at Tuscumbia
Monday.
ATNEw ORLEANS. -.
NEW ORLEANS, September 25.-For the
past twenty-four hours g. () deaths and 100
cases. Three hundred and torty-four cases
were reported to noon to-day, OF which .243
were excluded from the official report,
they dating prior to the a2d. Barnes's son
Woodlands is dead. - ~ *
Luter.-Up to 6 z. NIT deaths since
noon were reported to the Board OF Health.
and n cases. OF which 65 are; new and Il
prior to 22d.. Among the cases reported
since noon IS Sister Mary Ann, of St. Eliza
beth's Asylum :. - ~. J.. !. -: - f
!. Brother Cyprian, OF the Order of the
Holy Cross, died OF fever to-day. Among
the new cases is Colonel w. 81. Queen. Of
the Washington Artillery. = ..ta. r
;: Six deaths occurred at Bayou st. Louis
yesterday. .j,&
:, A letter from Mississippi City reports
thirteen cases at the Barnes Hotel.
Reports at the Board of Health show that
the fever is spreading along the line OF st.
Charles avenue, above Napoleon, and is
quite bad in Carrollton and in the third dis
trtct. o.. l5ti ~ E3-.l r
,fEt,. UEf AT OTHER POINTS.
BATON ROUGE. September o.. Two
deaths and 80 cases. Captain S. NJ. Robin
son. superintendent Of the Government
cemetery, is dead. Is ~ 49,. -.
CHATTANOOGA, September 25.-One death
and cases. a,f..s.o5 I, -
FRANKLIN, La, September 25.-At RIGA
bee plantation cases and deaths.
CASToS, September 25.-Two deaths and
81 cases. .,.l ~. 49,.
Nsw ORLEANS, September ga dis
patch from Winona announces the death OF
Mr.. Kittrell and others before his arrival.
The place is almost depopulated.7 .--r...
Archild died at Vaudeville, La, OF the
fever. 3: =. ,. ~; Il. q, -. = t..,...'
. SOUTHWEST PASS, September 25.-Slx
cases and two deaths have occurred IN the
past twenty-fonr hours. ~ p. 81. ~. :. ..ga
;. HICKMAN KY, September 25:-Four
Deaths and three cases reported to-day.
Fulton, KY, September 25.-Three SIS
tiers named Woodbridge have got the fever.
It is supposed they caught it from a passen-
ger car from Memphis lett near their resi-
dence. Is. - -, - '.-.'.. 1' r..
GRENADA, September 25.-No deaths and
one case reported for the last twenty-four
hours. ,- .. :.
go. 90. -. CONTRIBUTIONS. ..r.. s...-,
WASHINGTON, September 25.-The Sccre-
tary OF State has received from Minister
Moves a further" remittance for the fever
sufferers, including 81 ,0G0 from President
and Madame MacAiahon. .r..-s. 49,.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 25. 1873.
iettEi&GS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, re bushels. Red, $500 BUSH
els. ...
CORN White, 400 bushels. Mined, 750 BUSH
els = .~. +, Il ~, '. s.. '-r.-' '.'.,
OATs.-1e8 bushels .- ---- f. f. FL
ST. SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY
.WuEAT.--White, 80 bushels At 81. Red. "A lush
els Fuz at CSC: 20 bushels Futz at 95c.; 800
bushels very good Fultz at S1.03: Il bushels seed
Lancaster on private terms: 40 bushels very good
good Fuitz 81 20 bushels common Fultz at 65c.:
10 bushels common FntZ ut S2c.: 40 bushels Fultz
at 95c.: ~ bushels Fultz at 95c.; AZ bushels mixed
private terms: 20 bushels common Fuf1 ut Sc;
"a bushels very good FuZ On private terms: 8
bushels common FultZ ut S5c.; G2 bushels common
FultZ at Ole; AZ bushels seed FullZ al S1.07; 16
bushels very good Fultz ut S1.03: 124 bushels
mixed at Isl. 05; 24 bushels mixed at s1.05: 81
bushels very good Lancaster ut SI.05; 90 bushels
seed Lancaster ct $1.12: sd bushels good Fultz at
81; 202 bushels fair FutZ 1T 95c.: so bushes good
Fultz at 81 $50 bushels good Fultz ut Sl.03: LOG
bushels Fuizat 9Sc.; Al bushels FultZ nj Csc; 40
bushels Lancaster ut 81 % 40 bushels very good
Fultz nj $l.O3: 22 bushels good Fultz at 95c.: 80
bushels good Fultz 1T 81; 200 bushels on private
terms: so bushels very good FEliZ at Sl.03; 90
bush. Is good FutZ at Sl-.o.al, 2.55S bushels.
CORN.-IVhit 500 bushels Gu private terms
Nired, 80 bushels al 5Sc.; 20 bushels 1T SIC
total, so bushels.
OATs.-os bushels very good spring ~ Sac: 81
bushels prime winter at 36c.-tota!. 1852 bi:hclS.
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J Return or norfolk Nursex.

- 4, Especial Telegram TO the DtsDaict. ]
NORFOLK, September 25.-Ihrce OF 1.-The
nurses sent from Norfolk to Memphis
Messrs. Merton, MordeeaI, and Parker-re-
turned this afternoon, but by order Of the
sanitary authorities Of the city, wereput off
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio. train at
fuckers crossing, seven miles from Nor
folk, to be qnarantined Tor ten days. The
reason OF their unexpected return is not
known. Several Norfolk reporters have
gone out 10 interview the party. " r! M
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Failure ofan Attem pied Robbery.

FORT MONROE, September 25.-An at
tempt was made to rob the post-oftice here
last night, but the burglars were frightened
off. They got into the teleSraph-othce ad-
Joining, however, and forced the money!
drawer, but only found two or three dollars
in change.
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NEW YORK, September 25.---H. E. Mathi-
son. the head Of the velvet department OF
Arnold, Constable & Co., has been arrested
for stealing velvets. The populations have
been going Oh for seven years.
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Railroad Dividend.

New YORK, September 25.-The directors
Of the Chicago and st. Paul railroad have
declared dividend of three and half per
cent. en- preferred stock.
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Z Sngar. Crushed Ike. ncwaered. i kc.: srana.
LIED: itsc a. ,gsgasc .; &C.; entrs g e
ss@ ss: !, ass cus loaf. 1e. Porto
sosp: Goinilon. 6ss9c.s oest vasairs. 7,sGse
toilet asd ns,lcy nrtses e,n1.ry aas.
imperial. sI.lo@tl.Go; sunpowdes. s1.4saL75
Ter strictly choices s rs 81 iss lg5s.y &
Issssl fiIdsss leather. sc. 81 re
a,ns .ass BE- we s'i Vi c
s. heataer Sole leader oak. ee lea:ny,
hemlock: 1s@25c counsrv npner e g; ely
s s1ass 1saszs sGy s bsh
SONS, French. S1.15@s2.25 p 10. roafn sEir r'
=. iron. Steel. Nails. sc. ~
= IRON: American rpfined. Old iltn;n,op. "a
ga 2-1oe: n 10; English and American sheet, sm
ron @ Virsnis a coa'.!axt ' Charcoal sssass2
sraete so
Nafs: Old Dominion. 1890 Ter ke2 'or Saad.
srd-thal e: te1,-pennv: n,ner sizes extra.
Zone: Manila brs,. Halls: tate. s@Se.
Rags: Mixed cotton. he: white 2,laar.: ~o'''-.s
lumber. Stasrs.se. ~.
Ju,dter: White OAK: $12MsI5 q l.0Ga. Tsste
F,Ttn,a pepr co6 Sl5@S2o Loo s;,a ar,
jolst. slo@sl4. according 10 lengths. :,i1gIes.s
Pine. s2.5oafS5; cypress six-irch. s5Gt9.25
f.0Oo. :. : y : :, +
Stdrss: Whisky barrel :lnber.srsGn. s1Sms2fs
1000: seasoned. G2QtGS25 Is l.GG2, floHr-aarre
timber. S6GS750 = 1000. FlOar-'hrre' Daies. 81
GS: hogsEeac-hoor.l. no demands: hlcs0ry-Go"n!
$3.50. s.s..... -s
LiGnerS. Wines. mc.
. Ate: Scotch, rcst hrandS, n.nts 8:Gt.@.27
doZe.. gold.,- -s-ss-.. <Es-.,"
Brdndies: Domestic. Sl.25fS,:2 iran. .llC@
sl.40: arD". new. Sl..5G!:: old. s!&J 81;
Virgins peach. S2Gi2.hu. e.sA
Rus !IEisfeus: Medium. sI.:.nmS2. care -. 4.
@t4; Virginia InclTtaia. D.H, .Ar~:,t.,. 80
S2.s0aS3.5O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. ~ 2Jdls2 BuI".ci"t, Sc 2 .a.s.
EelU Eagl0ad Fun %l.50G1sl go IS IS
. RectGfed iji5siSEsys: alar%e; advancing: crn',
1928.
Powder. Shot. &c. #."
Ft,se: TOYS mining. 35c.ISl.25 y io's ,-,.-
Pohcder: sJ.15 By the i've kets--ssG .fA" -
EGGS. 1925; blasting. :3.2J@SS.5O.
Shot: Northern, sl.75 a hay .; - N
K Circumstances: laGT2&c. a H.
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RusINEsS CHANCES.

ITO BUILDERs.--A party who owns a
II LARGE LOT, eliglbiy situated near the Capt.
toll desires TO put the me in with some builder
who NH erect a BLOCK OF DWELLINGS. the
owner OF the lot 10 take one and the builder the
There Is d large quantity OF BUILDING MAfE-
RAILS now on the lot. For particulars, Apply 10
:" o0--ot3, GRuBBs u WILLIAMS.
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| LuE JUCldltSg Dllt ullu otoPtSo SNf
liberal amendments, despite the opposition
burg spoke against one of these amend
-ments, but was unable to defeat it.
No Conspiracy. ...
BERLIN, September 25.-After the strict.
est Investigation into the Hoedel and Noble
ling cases, no trace OF conspiracy has been
discovered. saa. @..>lr-
The Austro.Turkish Convention, &c.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, SEPTEMBER 25.-It is
considered certain that the Austro-Turkish
Convention Is in fair way for speedy sig
nature.
It is reported that the. Porte has deter
mined to send q sufficient force to subdue
the AlbanianS and permit the execution OF
the part Of the Berlin treaty relating to
Montenegro.
BOSNIAN PacificatIon Completed.
VIENNA, September 25.-Tbe PreSSe an
nounces that the Austrians occupied Two
ruik without resistance. This virtually
completes the pacification of Bosnia.
go Iss. Not Dead.
LONDON. September ga Reuter- from
Rangoon declares that the King OF Burmah
is alive. = '-9a 80 tHv ~. 49,, t.a s..'.s
Fatal Guupowder Explosion In Switz-
e:a erIand. t. ! -.
LONDON, September 25.--A dispatch from
Airolo, Switzerland, at the south mouth OF
St. Gothard tunnel; reports that three cases
of gunpowder, used for blasting in the tun-
mel, exploded to-day. Ten workmen were
killed and several terribly injured. st:..
Death OF n French Journalist. -
ROME, September 25.-Jaeob Erdan, the
French Journalist and author, is dead. 81
Reception Of PIelmontesc Pilgrims
by tho Pope. = 80
ReaE, September ,25.-The Pope on re-
ceiyng q number, OF Piedmontese pilgrims
expressed pleasure that the season for pill
grimages had returned, and that the first to
arrive were citizens sof Italy--al country
destined to preserve within its bosom the
I" See Of our Christ. !" He said efforts were
making to root out the faith, but the people
OF Italy would not allow. it to be taken from
them. lie was confident that the Catholics
of Italy would continue in their allegiance
to the Church, the. more because the diff
cnltles Of the Pontjfss position are becom-
ing. more serious. The devoted sons OF the
Church ought 10 devise some Just and le-
Ultimate means for ameliOrating this sltHa-
tiar So tit,a - fFtstts-f ,Eg.ssS 3e& .P2sntSH.
Uitimas.s,mr I'M, oi the indian government
MANCHESTER. Eng; september 2 q. "A
dispatch to the GuardiGn from London
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Suicide I'm Fauquier County.
ESPECIAL telegram 10 tiie Ilispatth.I

-.l-, ISpecIaI ttIegrIlH 20 Tue INspa1cII'J = J
n DELAPLANE, Va, September 25.-Dr.
Dan. Payne, OF Markham, Va, shot him.
self near this place at about6 o'clock yes
teTday evening. and died from the wound
att O'Clock this morning. He was uncon-
scious from the moment lie was shot. J -
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
.. &C. WEDNESDAY, September rs. 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 294 hogsbcads and
II tierccs. TIE offerings Ut auction on Change
were a packages: Of which number 20 were
taken ill., aud the remainder sold at prices ranging
from $3.50 to 5000.
We continue quote:
---.am NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, Sl.5G1$2; medium
to good, S3I&4
Leut-C0mmon. s4@f5: medium, - Gf: good.
:S@Sl0: fine, $l1@$14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Common coory. S3M$4.
FIHers-Common. S4M$5; medium. $5GI7:
good, $7@$1O; fine, S10@S13. 80.
!SmokerS.-Comlnon. s7a$s.50: medium. SOC
FL: good, slU@$l3; 1ne, Tl5M31S: fIncv. SIS
iTrdDpers.-Commor, sl2l$15; medium. SIS
GrS25: good, $3QGS45: tine. $G0M$7Q: fancy,
s7EMSoo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-26
Successful Launch.

CHESTER. Pa, September 25.-The iron
steamerJuan Mir, for the Cuban trade, was
successfully launched this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-26
Resumed Business.

CINCINNATI, September 25.-R. 81. Bishop
e. Co. have resumed business, having ar
ranged with their creditors so as to enable
them to do so. ....r -. . 4.