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A LIBERAL CONTRIBUTION.-Mrs.
Thomas w. boswell has for some years
past been using her best endeavors to
raise money sufficient to build an Epis-
copal church at Hanover Junction. The
most liberal contributors have been Ma
jor Dosweil's friends Of the turf Itwas
therefore most gratifyingto that very
estimable and energetic lady when she
received through her husband, now at
Saratoga, check for $50O-a donation
from Mr.. George Lorillard. This gen.
tleman has been prin0ely in his generos-
ity. His winnings of last year, amount
ing to $50, 900, have all been donated to
charitable objects. His gift in aid of the
erection of this church will secure its
early completion.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES!!-Af nll stock
of FINE GROCERIES,, Sugars. Coffees, Teas,
Spices &C., &C., for sale by
C, A, RICHARDSON.
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TAX-RECEIvABLE MONEY.-A num-
Der of repqdiating friends want the
Government to issue an irredeemable
paper currency, which, by the fiat of
the Government, SHALL be legal tender
must be received for all taxes.
Do they know, and do the people
know, that Virginia has one million tao
hundred thousand dollars every year
of just such currency? The coupon on
the Virginia bond is exactly such money
as these political philosophers are ask
ing for; and with the very next breath
they are damning the law that created
it. because they say if 1T is to be received
for taxes the Treasury may be filled
with it and the wheels of government
stopped Well. if the United States
Government should issue a few mill
lions of money, and the only security of
which Is that 1t is .receivahle for all
taxes" how long would it be till the
Treasury would be filled with just such
paper? and how long would it be till it
would be as worthless as Confederate
money p. Virginia People.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Doors AND SHOES.
I.r,l nave just returned from the East with g
saen Prices that cannot fair To pledss:
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Price of Sugar at the 7 Store, 81 and Gus.
white 10 c.; A sugar. 1OA c.; Granulateo' IL C.
Cut Loaf l2% c.; Powdered, 121ac
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HENDERSON wINTER 0ATS.-Thifty
~ years pedigree The best grazing oats In
Gan be obtained at sl.0O per brsheI sacked In
Depot. Send for circulars Of field seed.
MATHS. DOAK ~ SONS,
Home r. o., Il. Tenn.
F.e, Remit by Registered letter, Jyl6s1m
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There was an amusing e0lloquy on
Friday between Robert ii. Bartholomee,
chairman of delegation from the $50
cialistic labor party of America" and
one of the Congressional committee on
the lsbo: question at New York, con-
corning the proper division of moneys
earned. Bartholomew was asked wheth-
Ter if man earned $40 900 he should not
Sbe paid that amount. The answer was,
Certainly" "Then, supposing a man
earns $4,000, he is to be paid. that
amount?" Certainly" again said Bar
tholomee. "Then, supposing tnat the
man that earns $40, 900 doesn't spend but
$4,000, what Is he to do with the other
So, OOO?" "Divide it up between the
different cooperative societies." an
swered Bartholomew. "Fhen," said the
committeeman, 'if he is to give up
$1,000, what is the use of his trying to
earn S10,O0O!" Whereat Bartholomew
subsidized.
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Ladies. Newport ties and slippers, all styles,
JUST received and sold very low at
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COFFEE at the Tea store, Is, II, Is, and 20 cts

SUMMER WEATHER.-Range of Thermometer
in the office of the Virginia Hotel during the
r,oSf
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COFFEEs at G. A. RICHARDSON'S.
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u GHPTF,ng stGck- Of boots and shees at g. L.
s X Ea anE Great reduction In prices! Be
HtttO aLU SaIl. y =
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MORE-MONEY MADNESS new
er was time when there was more need
for sound information and correct under
standing among the people in regard to
financial matters. And there never was
time when the country was cnrsed
with more ignorance and wilder schemes
than now. The worst effects of the hard
times have been felt, and we are just on
the eve of practical resumption. At this
very time we hear Of plenty of money
seeking investment; all that is wanted is
security. Confidence must be restored,
and all will be well again. Shall we lis
ten to the Greenback Grandaddy Peter
Cooper, who is flooding the country with
his twenty five cent 'Nationap newspa-
per? The bottom has been reached and
contraction has ceased, and we may ex-
pect improvement to set in. 1t may be
slow at first, but it will surely come. 1t
would be an egregious blunder to give
the patient dose of green apples in his
convaIescence, and bring on fresh at
tack of collie. Financial wisdom and
honesty should be cur watchwords for
the coming canvas. The demagogues
and place hunters will appeal to the
people for their support, promising more
money for the hard times. Do not listen
to them. More Lnorlsy DOGS not mesn
good m0ney.-Le1iegt0aa Gazette.
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DEATHS.

Obituaries are charged for at Geyyeysisfss1 raIss
Notices Of dsasAs Published orat,sitoatslu.
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DANGER TO THE PARTY.-Never since
its organization have so many dangers
threatened the Conservative party as at
present. phess dangers are not from
without. u They are internal, and hence
all the more insidious and difficult of
treatment. In Virginia the Conserva-
tive party have SO long held sway that
the dark days of Radicalism have been
foRgottsp hence the necessity ofpreserv-
ing the Organization is not Is generally
recognized as it once was. The neces-
sity still exists, however, and we are
apprehensive that our people will have
to yet raaIige this fact by a sad expert
ence. A greed for oi1ice is ths fogpda-
ton o. ~. Ill the want Of harmony now ex-
listing in the Conservative RANKS. ~.
course hobby Is necessary for all these
aspirants, and the legs Of substantial
worth in the aspirant the bigger the
hobby must be. These hobbies are
magnified by their riders into subjects
of vital interest to the dear people, who,
sad to say, sometimes swallow hobby
and rider without once suspecting that
they are being deceived. -Bedford Sen
ti0eI,
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MARRIAGES.

,BANER BROS. have just received lot Of
those Nice Lake Herring.
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NEW GOODS!
RECEIVED DAILY
GRAND COMBINATION STORE.
pa~ NOW is YOUR BARGAINS -sa
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Shoes Car.
. pets, Millinery.
# you purchase TRUNK, UMBRELLA PARAsoL
mark your name on it free Of charge. eos
RMMBEH value received for every dollars worth
OF Goods SELL and WILL every refund the money customers
not pleased and will return the goods unnured within 10 days.
-ORDERS.-
from the country will receive prompt special attention.
those amounting IS and upwards will be
free OF charge-Address, JAMES w. NEWTON,
LED Box ST.
Staunton, Va.
sFor nsmato9
South.
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THE MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by G. A. RICHARDSON
STAUNTON, AUG. 10. 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The work OF counting the votes cast at the recent
election again occupied the attention OF the Board of
County Csnvassers yesterday. The Board canvassed
the Twelfth Thirteenth. Fourteenth. Fifteenth. six
teanth and Seventeenth districts and did adjourn
until nearly seven O'Clock.
Two have for time been calling daily
upon Ryall 4 Becker. Of No. 90 Chambers street in
reference to advertisement published by them ask
ing Information to the whereabouts OF Charles b.
X. Stnnsbury. nineteen years old, who disappeared
from his home in baltimore. Nd. April -, 1877
The asked the amount of the reward, but they
would not vouchsafe any information give their
Mr.. Becker refused TO negotiate with them, be-
Stapsburys father believed when the advertise
ment published that his son. If living would turn
up in answer TO it,
Henry J. Dudley. of No. Fourth street. Deputy
Superintendent OF buildings. complained before
Judge Morgan yesterday, at Jefferson Market Police
Court. that two bniiders-Cornelius II. Tallem and
Bernard Mundy--wcre erecting two houses Nos. 81
and ~ West Fifty third street. that unsafe
The department had tried to stop the work on them
By obtaining injunctions restraining its continu-
but these after another had been dissolved
and he came 10 make affidavit that the walls
of the structures were not properly bonded nor OF
sufficient thickness The case will be heard on Mon
day at three Z. M.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
CLEARED.

Steamer City OF Chester (Brl. Brooks. Liverpool via
Queenstown-John G Dale.
Hurst
steamer Tarpeia Orr, Russell. Tyne Dock. E-John
steamer Tyran (Brl Gnryie Bristol EITenderson Bros
Steamer Devonia Dr. Ovcnstone, GlasSow-Henderson
steamer Csrondolet Burrows Gslvcston-C II Mallory
steamer Western Texas. Hines Jacksonville via Port
Royal-C H Mallory & Go.
steamer Martha stevens Chance. BatimoreJ Krems
ship Thor (Nor,, Zaechariascn London-Funch, Edye
Ship Muskota tBr). Cutter Antwerp-Boyd & Hincken.
Bark Flash Lrh. Br Card sros
sak sark "a Nsr. Ans l zapr CO.
Bark & ssras & s Bossf ssrsanx
Bark Arcduca Rodoifo Aus, Cosuljch, Hayre-Sloco
Bark pr1si Dubrovaehi tAu.,, rercca, H.vrs-Tuneh
Bark Ircn. Mus To.nas-ich, Dunkirk-slocovich Co.
BARK G,adions tBr), rarrow, Bayonne-'chn . seaser
bark Saga (Nor,. Olsen, Honasur-C Tobias Co; :,
Barx Enigma tBr, Walker St Nazare-Jsmes Eiweh
Bark Harriet pbell (Br, Taylor, RochefortJames
Bark suez Itan Criscnolo Barcelona-Funch, Edye 4
Bark Alice Campbell, Eaton MontevidcoE Csrlus Be-
Bark BraHiliera Ger Jachens BaltinoreE Psvenstcdt
Brig Redowa Byrne. Bayonne--C.w Bcrtaux.
Brig Chas A Hoard Br, Brown, st Johns. PR-Lanman
Brig & G Robinson. Coggins Havana--C S Wood.
Brig Five Brothers Br Peterson HayanaJ de Rivera
Sehr Gertrude Smith. jameson Porto CabclloJ Agos-
schr Eliza Coffin Cole st Lucia-Dwight Piatt.
schr Luea snow. Gregory Kingston, Ja-A IL Solo
sehr A Baxter tBr), Baxter Canning. Ns-C W Bsr-
sehr Ocean Belle CBr,, wasson, st John MP Nsvius
sehr L Fitch Fitch Perth Amboy--John Ingraham /
Se~ p Goodwin Williams, Bridveport-stamford Man.
ufacturing co
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
WIIALEMEN.

Arrived a New Bedford Nov H. bark Cicero Foster AZ
antie Ocean, Annabon Sept with $40 bhls and 500
hpbk oil do. Reports tnnabon Sent barks Pioneer,
Tripp, Nh, With 33D bbls sp oil s told Iamersne,
Briggs Nh. hunpback tSis season. which nadc 10
bls Sea Ranger Flanders NIB oil before spoke Aig
y, on Manibi. bark bartholomew Gosnold nson y,
With aD bbis hbk OIL seen 10 takc another whale
Nov scbr Sarah w HINT days from New York Tor
Gnadaloupe Sept is LAT ship Peruvian Congress,
of 81 Johns Tho Cicero school OF sperm whales 80
miles inside the Gulf Stream
Arrived s San Francisco i4th bark Helen Mar Baudry
North Pacific Ocean, with D Dbl. VIII oil, $500 lbs bone
In port. bark NJ Wallaston Sye, NIB.
Arrived at Honolulu Oct 4. schr G Ward. whitney,
from Arctic Ocean, 100 bbls VIII oil lbs bone. 200 do
walrus ivory and @ soxskins Reports Juno through
the cc 70 Cape Sayeon pcy Of whales and captured
one missed juno TO- anchored in Pover Bay and
plenty OF whales working toward tho Arc but could not
get ono: Aug l. on Pon. Bechcr and II ships
coming from the south Aug Oft Refuge Inlet. the
eth anchored ON Point Barrow and laid in thcre ~ days.
saw whales
schr Iolcta, Dexter at Honoluu from Arctic Ocean
ports May -, arrived Flovcr Bay Found the natives
xey poor having cangbt whales wslrus Had TO give
them quantities Of bread as thsy werc in starving c:nd
ton June was At St Lawrence Bay; bay full ot ice
June IL saw quito good show Of whales struck three
worked north fast tho Ice would permit; found the
natives all along the poor and desttnte July
started walrusng; found them very took 200 max.
ing 225 bbls oil
ettcr from st Helena reports the arrival Of bark Sarah
Halo Slocun NB put in scccunt Of sickness OF tho
captain Was send vessel short crnsc under charge
OF no mate and win for the captain IN about two
weeks Had taken l05 s sp, 367 bills hpbk this
aud shipped the same by schr Lo.,ie Beard.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

A1GoA BAY. Oct 1o-Ssiled bark Blanchard, Smith,
diss. for ST Marc abort Nov q to load for Boston
B.rAvI. Sop, -Chartsrsd bar. sves sw' go tons to
cnAntorrxrowS: PEI. Nov BIN port, schr Chad for
Sailed Nov Is brig r~tin.r Br, xenac. Nov York
Cleared Nov 3, schr White Foam. Bsmore Ottawa tBr,,
1sS brig c. @ yss.s :.!. &
MeIsssc. do: Mary Tnnt. Lee. do.
cssrAuD. PEI. Nov S-ssiisd' se" Fiocsy br'' New
Drn,ix. Nov essied. bark Iiay tBr,. Norrissey St.
DsarsARA Oct cs-In port -ehr Addic B. Le Gaia, for
iiAsrAx Nov io-Arrlyed brig Champion fsr, Tanning
s.ss sch, 1s% rncf Eds.,S rTa rE for
New YORK wniem Phiipo. Phpos, Mavray Harbcr PEI,
70, ao Peerless . xswsIld S,. ssr do a., x,r,.
York for st Johns NP; Co~tes Bennett 81 Johns NJ for
KIsssrox Nov ~ rM-Arrivcd steamer Itna Br, Per
guscr New York fsr Iee-ne &e
POM ssm..nd neI Eth ossp~ns Poss css
NswcAsrLE. Nsw, Sept 22-Ssfed bark Abcl Abbott.
Prysrrr PKI Nov lssilsd sehr Anna Myrlck for BAL
tmorc.
ousssc Nov ia-cisared bark znrieh tBr, Smith Liver
Sailed I2th secre, , from Montreal for New
York via lower ports.
for x.w York Sh BRIG Carrie Bsrs.. a from Newport
disg; sehr. Acid. Isnra Joreensen for New York
lard Small dsg Ada Barker Dobbin do Mark Pcndlccn,
srasrnsrpr PEI Nov 5-saiied chr Reform r, wiikie.
sruNcrox, rYI Nov I4--sailcd schr Spring Bird Pha-
81 Jonx. NIB. Nov ls--Arriyed. bark punsinsne tBp.
Young, Charen!s via Halifax brig Carrick r,, Bishop.
Cieared 18th banks Cspenhurst CBr cowan, Liverpool
orontes 1Brl. Ruhdock, Bordcaux,
oiiars, Vow York. - wv '"" " y
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Nov e-Arived. bark Irvine tBr. Malcolm.
Cork
ALEXANDRIA. Nov i4-Cioafod, schr A II Uurburt,
Newark
Passed upschrs ccrnelis, and cot,iu CHAM. from -
for Washington.
Passed down-schrs Hattie Hewes, for ---: Colon G
Baker. Boston; Dspcnhower Aliyns Point; Vim Hop
kins Proyidcncc Carrie Holmes Jersey City; Cot
tinSham. Fall River tal from t;eorgctownl
.APfONAuG, Nov l3-Saicd, schr susan Ross. Haskell
Uoookeu.
I4,h-Arivcd. schr Ciark Cousins. South Ambcy..
BOSTON Nov i4-clearcd, schr q II Raymond, Kelly.
Philadelphia
i5sh-Arived. steamer. Roman, Crowcii, and Berks.
penalcton pnilaacpls Nep,une Berry New YORK; bark
Bolivia Martin. West Coast of Africa schvs John Proctor
Allen Batinore Nellie Paine Fisher; rhadclrhia NJ
hemian lBrl Grundy do Eva.iian fr Jcne, do' bark @
Fracesco 1taD, Movesca Hochefovt Martha Davis Hen
II Furber, Baltimore
BAIT1MORE, Nov Is--Arrivsa. stcsrer. Berlin o. mtGc-,
Tamke. Bremen; Experiment. Pescs. Newborn, No tsnd
cleared 70 reurr, B,uns y::tsr xcw York W.T. I.w
sshrs Iyyc Hstnsr. Evans. chsrlesscn xcn Grecn
Jame. Royie ilsir Nassau HAITI: raia. Godfrey VII
mnr'on. NC. Henry Park. Townsend. Drmcrara -.
Biarkstoue March Providence: barks lfoprct Sw Haf
s,ro- T!c.te asa !Ser Ane:sn RoYsn ApnEons,s Ehs
By MeEsnsss stSs.s.s; rr.nssseo lsa Gstcpsasc: Y
Psiga Oodirsy. Wfmipgtsn Nc: HmiJ rasku Tsvpssnd,
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
SUBURBAN NOTES.

The Newark and New York depot, in NewarE. was
entered yesterday during the inomentary absence OF
tho agent and 500 carried OF. No arrests.
Information was received by the police Of Passaic.
n j.. yesterday of burglary committed in the resi-
dcncc of h1r. James McClees. at Deawanna. The
thieves secured large quantity of silverware and
clothing. They left no clew.
The Drake will case. which has been before Snrro-
gate Hagner of Queens county for the past two years
and in which Mr. and Mrs Love appeared as contest
ants. has at last been decided in favor Of the validity
OF the will and the sanity of Mr.. Drake
The tramps who are supplied with lodgings at Rah-
way, n. j.. compelled to do chores in the morn
ing. Yesterday morning they mutinied, and II re-
quired large posse Of officers and the free Of
clubs to subeue them None were seriously injured.
The Ringgold House, nm old hotel the the shore
of the Kills. at Bayonne, N j.. entirely destroyed
by fire between three and four o'clock yesterday
morning sustaining loss OF 5000. The building
had not been occupied for time, and the hre is
thought TO have been OF incendiary origin.
Michael Flahcrty. laborer whose family reside in
this city. while at work on tho Red Star line steam
ship Netherlands, at the company's pier in jersey
City. last evening, fell overheard and was drowned.
The body recovered at nine O'Clock and removed
to Brady 8 norgue, where an inquest will be held.
Major General Joseph Hooker in appreciation Of
the hearty reception recently accorded him by the
Eighth New Jersey Volunteer Association (men who
fought under him at the battle Of Wilamsburg) has
presented each member of the association with
large sized photograph of himself, with his auto
graph.
The residents Of Newark and Jersey City sup
piled with water from the Passaic River. the works
being between Passaic city and Newark. The water
is not only tainted by the sewage Of Paterson and Pas
sale city, but is at present made deleerous by
the sinking in the river Of canal boat containing l50
loads Of stable manure
In the case of jeremiah Cronn, inspector Of cleo
tion Of the Fifth ward Of Newark, who arrested
some time ago for illegal registering, Commissioner
Whitehead has sent the papers to the United states
Grand Jury. Cronin gave bail in 81 900. He had
moved, and, he says, supposed he did nothing
wrong in registering in his old ward.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Nov 14-Arrived bark sosterk CSor Guttorm
sen, Wilmington. NC
Sailed Nth bsrks Catharne Beg, Crown United States
Jacob Aal GER, Berudscn do 18th, ship Robertson
CBr,. Merrill. New York; Wright d CrowcIl do; bark
Andreas Riis (Nor, Salvesen, do.
Passed Flushing 14th, pm, steamer vaderland Rels,
Nichols, for Philadelphia
ADELAIDE. Nov. I2-Arrved, bark Ukraine. Ames. Now
York.
BRISTOL. Nov 14-sailed. bark Abraham Young tBr,
Parker. Tybec.
BELFAST, Nov i4-sai.d ship Dunsyre C,r9, Hatfield,
United states bark Ella " Doody Delaware Break
water.
BATAVIA Nov l5-Sailed ship Mercury, Psnno. United
States.
CARDIFF Nov l5-ssiled bark Sarah Ingersoil Havana.
CowEs Nov 15-Arrvcd bark svea tsw) Mollcr Charles
ton for Goolc (sec below
CoSsTAsrISorLE to Nov l5-Arived, bark Esinore Los
berg, New York
DUSKIRK, Nov 13-S.iled bark Northern Chief Br Mil
lar United States brig Johnny Smith , Thompson,
18th bark Johann Ludwig Ger, Lenz, Baltimore
FALMOUTH Nov 15-Arrived barks Svanen Nor Tcrgescn
New York: Carlo Frugoni dtaD, Frngoni, Philadelphia
GIBRALTAR, Nov 14-Arrived previously bark Arendal
(Nor Thorsen, Baltimore for Trieste.
HoSrLEUR, Nov 13-Saed, bark Kong Harold Nor),
Schwinge, New York.
HAvgE. Nov 15-Arrvcd ship Snow Burgess Anderson,
Baltimore.
LrvERrooL, Nov 15-Arrvcd, steamer Lake Champlain
tBr), Bernscn, Montreal.
LONDON Nov lJ-Sailed from Graveeend, ship l. Il
surges, Lnnekin Sandy Hook; bark Mindors Bp, jan
sen, do.
LEIrH, Nov 14-sailed, bark Kalstad Nor, Nonseu,
United States.
LONDONDERRY, Nov 15--Arrivcd, bark Atlantie CBr,,
wymsn, St John. NIB via Queenstown.
MARsELLEs Nov l2-Arrived bark Dante Aus, vidulich
New York.
Sailed 18TH ship G B Hareltine. Gilkey, Tybee
QUEENSTOWN Nov I4-Arived, barks Luce QtaD, Felugo
New York. suez dtaD Pagano, do 18TH steamer Bothnia
dBr McMckan. New York for Liverpool. and proceeded
arrived PM; bark wildwood tBr). Mclean, Charlotte
town PEI as lost her boats; Carlo Aus, GQubovich
New York; Nestor fRns,, Durchmann, PhHadsiphis;
Titanic tNor Aibretissn- Rc'tnoy; ssn Pissro diap,
Semidei, do. aHf
Sailed 18th, City Of Berlin tBr), Kennedy fYsm
Liverpool, New York.
RorrHRoAx New l4-Arrived. bark Oluf CNor, synnen,
Wilmington, NC.
Cleared l4th brig Alaska B Halcrow smithvilie l5th
ship Jacob Trsmpy tEor Svance New York bark Avon
port nsr,. Porter, do.
Sailed from Helvoct 14th. brig Castalis Sparks, New
York: 18TH bark Aldebsran tNor), Svendscn, do
RocngroRr, Nov i2-SaiedJ brig Daisy Boynton, Ap-
pepy, Tybee.
SAscHM Nov 1o--Arrived. ship Annie Fish, Ho6ses,
Now York.
SYDNEY Nsw Nov 12-Arrived. bark stilIman B Allen,
Taylor New York via Port Natal
TRIESTE to Nov I5A-rved barks solide sw) Andersen
Phiisdeipha; Carmela d.sl, Csstellano, Now York
Loypo.. Nov I5-Bark svea sv, Moer from Charleston
for Gocc arrived Cowes today eaky with ruddcr dam
aged and boats mashed.
WEATHER REPORT.
LavrRrooL Nov H. PM-wind NNE, gale; barometer,
:a.5l3.
PLYxourH, Nov is, PM-wind yNE fresh; rain; barom-
eter, 2a46
scrLy Nov Is, PM-wind NE gale.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
OBITUARY.
YnEpERIcK c. SCHMIDT.

Frederick G. Schmidt. well known ship broker of
this city. died At haifpast ten O'Clock yesterday
morning ct the residence of his brother-in-lav.
Camille c. Roumage. No. 455 west Twenty third
street. He horn in this city in 1880. lie was
troubled with asthma for number Of years. and last
summer. while residing a. Bergen Point, n. j..
attacked with nfammatory rheumatism. and. when he
was able TO stand the journey, removed ~ the
residence Of his brothcrnlaw. in this city. His last
visit 70 his Office October 7, when he caught
severe cold. which turned to pneumonia and which
confined him to his house until his death. Mr.. Law.
visited Mr.. Schmidt Sunday last. and that time
In = day or 40. Yesterday morning he attacked
with vomiting and expired ia few hours.
MIR Schnidts rather IA the ship brokerage bust
pe~s in this city for number Of years and his
tireme NJ was succeeded by the firm Of Schmidt 4
Balchcr rho senior member being his son, William
r. Schmidt The deceased entered tine employ of the
rrm as a clerk. and about twenty 1--we years ago.
started In business himself. He moved his place
OF business 10 No. south William street in 1855.
where he since remained. The nsmc OF tho frIn
is Frederick G. Schmidt but besides this gcntonai.
there three partncrs-viz., William III. Starbuck.
James Murray and Edwin r. schmidt IA son of the
deceascd) They were brokers for the purchase.
sale and clisrte-ing of steamship property. Mr..
schmidt acted broker IN the sale of several steam
ships 10 the Spanish government and was tho party
through whom the steamship Saratoga, OF Wards
Havana line vas sold 10 the Russians. In 1861 the
deceased married Miss Sarah Porter. daughter OF
Judge Porter, " New Rochelle and this lady and
survive him. He leaves his family in comfort
allc circumstances. His mother died two weeks ago.
The New York herald., 1878-11-16
THE WESTERN REsURRECTIONIsTS

CIxcISNATI Ohio Now Is, 1878.
A despatch from Fort Wayne, Ind, says that Samuel
Reed, prominent physician. has been arrested.
charged with being the principal in the recent desecra
tion Of the Roanoke und) Cemetery He protests his
innocence.
Marshal Fell. OF GAINESVILLE Ohio. to-day arrested
Cyrus Elliott at Columbus, one Of the parties in
terested in the grave robbery there yesterday He
confessed the crime 70 the officers, and said there
were two others connected with him. BY little
strategy he induced to reveal the name of one
Captain Hillard. prominent citizen Of GAINESVILLE
the leader Of the gang. Hliard was placed in Jail.
A later despatch says that DR.. Edwin Heyl, well
known young physician. also arrested at Column
bus to-day. charged with completely in the GAINESVILLE
grave robbery. Captain Hlard, who arrested
was formerly clerk in hat store at Columbus, and
was . very popular young man. The Columbus Col
lege authorities will probably furnish bail for all the
parties involved. re ~Fs s..4s u