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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
Majority against the Republicans .-.,. 8;

Bob Ingersoll says that if only seventy Is
raelites went down into Egypt and in 215
years increased to 100000 men OF war, the
population must have been at least 5000, ,00o.
The census gave thcm 22,273 tirst-born males.
so there must have been only 22273 mothers,
which would make 1900 children to each
mother. The colonel figures like q returning
boarder. No wonder the Cincinnati preachers
are calling for another count.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

Godlove l.. Orth's scat will be contested In
the next Congress by his opponent, Mr. Mo
Cabe, on the ground that nonresident STU
dents at o. college In the district voted for
him, and there were other extensive frauds
practiced in his behalf. II the allegations can
be sustained, and there seems to be abundant
testimony In their favor, Godlove must go.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

shipping from the seas. Abolish them and
ollr bunting will be seen flying IN every port,
above American ships carrying American
cargoes. The vessels that take our cotton TO
Liverpool will not go thence with manufac-
tlrcd goods to Rio, to come thence to us
apain with pOfTne
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

ually s'sot down on" If this Is Attempted,
There would be stalwart absence from pres
ideDtial receptions even more remarkable
than that which followed the announcement
Of the Southern policy. Pinchback con tell
how the possibility Of 81 saffron infusion affects
stnlwart society In Washington.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The general public will be convulsed with
grief over the announcement that O'Leary
and Campana will not take that walk. after
all. These distinguished gentlemen. who
have occupied SO large share of attention
recently have got into n sordid squabble over
The gate money, and the match is "ofl." Bet
tor things were expected of O'Loary and
Gn
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

Secretary Seward may always bo relied
upon to have the last word. Even that check
for So, 800 900 was accompanied with string
Of sentences called protest" John Bull
accepts both, of course He read tho protest
and pockets the cash. SO ends another chap
ter of administration imbecilitv.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The Grccnback campaign in the State OF
Connecticut Is said TO have cost to only
S72. or this amount only SAG could bo collec-
ted of the candidates. Sensible fellows, those
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

Kea1ney's friends in California aro in bad
way, 1t seems. They yoarn for him. and "hail
with joy the news of his return. They met
a few days ago and resolved that nc was the
only man that could save them from fatal
1issonsions, owing to general discomfort and
conflicts of authority in their party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
WAGONSy CANE CARTS! SPOKES !
R. N. SORIA.

Is and 70 Union and I'd and II PoCdado
streets.
Sole AGENT for the celebrated "STUDEBA-
KER" WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING WORK
Of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons, Carts and Drays; Timber Wheels
WheelbarroWs Of all descriptions Spokes, Fell
loes, Hubs. Shafts, etc.; WheelWright material.
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

The stalwarts derive hope for 1880 from the
result of the recent elections. The following
table Of majoritics against the Republican
party will show how well grounded that
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26

Prepare for ON attack in the rear. Ihe stall
warts have placed Hayes under tho influence
OF 80 stern purpose
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
AN INTERNATIONAL YELLOW FEVER
COMMISSION.

Rev. G. X. Marshall introduced the follow
resolutions In the meeting of the Public Health
Association which adjourned In Richmond q
few days ago:
1. Res0Iped, That we respectfully urge upon
the general government Of the United States
the appointment of q commission Of compe-
tent citizens, who shall be authorized to visit
Havana for the purpose Of Investigating the
rise and progress Of the yellow fever: and
they shall be required to investigate what
may be done, II anything, towards the puri-
tying of ships leaving that port during their
voyages, and what further, may be done in
addition to the present methods in use for the
further improvement OF the practical work
ings of an improved and general quarantine
system.
Q. Resotved, That the government beurged
to set apart 81 sum of money sufficient for the
full and untrammeled employment of all the
time and energies Of such commission: and
that said commission be composed Of physi-
clans, scientists and laymen, who shall enter
upon their work with as little delay as prnc-
ficnhle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
Missionary SOCIETY rbe following ofI ly

| Missionary sociesy he following oficsrs
were elected .ss.t.;
Presidsn.- Mrs. aessner Harrison, Of
Richmond. II " 81
Vice--P Presidents Mrs. r. M. Saunders,
OF Norfolk; Mrs. q. Nv. Z Langhorpe. Mrs.
Steger. OF Danfllie, and AIRS. IL, Il. Marks,
|of Petersburg. u .s5sf 5.
Recording Secretary Mrs. D. b. Dueger,
OF Petersburg. s S. s:, E
Corresponding Secretary Charles
FL. Hall OF Petersburg. ts.,st
Treasurer rs, John Barley, OF Lynch
burg. l's5, 4. Il,
Tonight the annual meeting OF the Mis-
stonary Society will be held, and addresses
delivered by Rev. DIR. a. w. Wilson and
Rev. DR.. ). B. McF'errin.
The attendance at Conference was as
large as on the previous day, and the au-
dience remained until the close OF the ses-
sion.
The ordination Of deacons viii take place
at the WashIngton-Street church this (Sun-
day. morning ut II O'Clock, Bishop Pierce
officiating. The ordination OF elders will
take place Sunday night ut the Market
Street church after DIR. Granbery's sermon.
The.address OF Rev. DR.. A. W. Wilson in
behalf OF the mission cause was one of ex-
ceeding interest. lie told many plain truths,
which will doubtless not be without their
effect. 800
A mass.meetlng Of the Methodist Sunday
schools will be held at the Washington
Street church at O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
and addresses will be delivered by Rev. DIR.
K. N. Sledd, Rev. DR.. e. e. Wiley, and Mr.
Richard Pollard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
The Electric Light i'm Albany.

ALBANY, November 14.-Last night and
tonight the Assembly Chamber at the new
Capitol building in this city was Illuminated,
under the direction OF the architect, Mr..
Eidlitz, with the electric light, in order to
ascertain the practical value OF the light.
The chamber is ninety feet square and
eighty-five feet high, and is well arranged
for lighting. Four dynamo-electric ma
chimes were brought up here on Tuesday
from New York city to make the expert
ment-two OF them being the ones lately in
use at the Catholic cathedral on Fifth
avenue. where fair is now in pro-
gress. For lighting the chamber there
were employed four lamps suspended
from the ceiling, each operated by one ma
chine, and each yielding flood of light es-
timated to be equal to that OF 10000 candles.
The experiment has excited some interest
in town, and q number OF people have come
into the Capitol each evening to see the
light: Owing to the use OF four lamps the
chamber has been illuminated almost rs by
daylight with well-dif'uscd, steady, and
pleasant light. No heavy shadows were cast
by it. 1t is stated that as large engine will
be constantly in use in the building for the
purposes OF ventilation, ETC., the power for
operating the electric machines, ii they are
permanently introduced, will be supplied
free OF cost, ard the only expense will be the
cost OF carbon and supervision by an at
tendant, which would amount to lew cents
only per hour per lamp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
FEN CHA
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

S. SATURDAY, November 16, 1878
sALEs.-1.000 Virginia tax-recefrabie coupons
sofdar 81 10 shares Granite Insurance Company
stock sold at s2. 5tss5ss
state rttfes.-V Virginia eonsols, ssh bid, "a
virsaa fastasIe "a Sid; Virsinsa dsf s bid.
asked Virginia tax coupons. s07s bid,
.Clfyr Sscnrisies.- Richmond city as, j. ard H..
s s fs o. ba SO
Petersburg city ssr LOO bid, asked: Lynci,bnrg
ely S J. and u ss bSs Serses si,y wafer ss e.
and NJ. loo asked. - = -
Railroad Bonda--VIrgtssa Central railroad frat
Rairoad third ino.rasse 81 j. and - sTS sid
y nG a Gsp, SIa Ka,soa srts mestguss ss .
a assed
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage
Ss, =. and j. "a bid Virginia and Tennessee Rail
railroad FIRST morssase preferred aaa j., io5
asked: Southsidc Rai!road second mortgage nre-
third mortgage preferred s.s, J. ana j. 60 bid.
SO asked: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Grst
roa @ apa g so9 ' and Bal
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s's- j. and j.,
30 ASKED: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad srsi
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
s.s, :. and D.. 100 bid; Richmond, Predericksburg
bid; Orange and Alexandrin Railroad third mort
gage IS. 81 and N, 40 asked; Richmond. and Dan
vilie kai,road consolidated 6s, M. and N, rs bid;
Piedmont Railroad first meusgage Ss, a. and o.,
los asked; Richmond. York River and Chesapeake
Railroad first mortgage S's. j. and j., 70 bid.
FIRST mortgage 6<, NJ. and N, As, bid, Go asked
Raitrodd Stocks -ChGsapeake and OHIO Railroad,
and Potomac Railroad common, loo par, SO
bid. rs asked: Richmond and Danvllie Eajlroad
100 par, AZ bid, s asked.
Bank St0cks.-Flrst National 100 pay. El4 bid:
Merchants and Planters Savings rs par, ID asked
Ciliz'ns Bank, 25 par, 22 asked. -. - ..-1
Insurance Companies.-yirgin;n State, Is Ear.
27h bid: Virginia Home, 100 par LOU asked;
Granite, 100 par, 50 bid. u.. -. .Lsssf ,--,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

! PHILADELPHIA, November l6.--The COM
mittee OF the Lehigh Valley coal-operators
ut their meeting to-day, all interests being
represented, unanimously agreed to make
tie entire coal quota for the year seventeen
million tons, allowing che several interests
to ship their quota in such times Of Novem-
Der and December as may best suit their
particular requirements.
PoTTsv1LLE. Pa, November 16.-The ac-
ton OF the Board of Control OF the coal
combination in Philadelphia to-day, agree
ing to increase the quota by 1000, 900 tons.
and allotting to the Philadelphia and Read
ing Company, for this region, S32,5S7 tons
additional for the season, IS received with
general satisfaction in this region, the miners
being well pleased with the prospect OF
steady work. 1t is now believed by coal
operators here that there will be no trouble
in continuing the coal combination for an
other year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
The Rethel-Academy Cadets In Wash
inEtOn.

WASHINGTON, November 1G.-A detach-
ment from the Cadet corps Of Bethel Acade-
my, Virginia, marched to the Executive
Mansion this afternoon for the purpose OF
paying their respects to the President, who
reviewed them from the portico. They az
forwards entered the East Room and formed
in line, when Mai or 4. q. Smith, the prln-
cipal OF the Academy, addressed the Presi-
dent, saying: We have among US the sons
OF those sires whom you met in open, honor
able battle, and thus won their highest re-
spect by the steady blows given and re-
ceived. We see in you the restorer of our
rights and privileges under the Constitu-
ton, and pledge you earnest support and
hearty cooperation in unfolding and de-
Tending the equal rights OF ALL"
The President replied: "1 am glad to
meet these young gentlemen. The words
you have spoken indicate what all good citi-
zens should hear in mind-namely, that only
by obedience to the Constitution and laws
can we secure peace and prosperity in the
land. should be glad to be introduced to
these cadets, and to introduce them to Gene
raj Sherman"
The Cadets were then severally presented
to the President, and also to General Sher-
man, and then reformed in line, after which
they went through the manual, giving the
usual salute, and retired.
Among the spectators were Colonel Nos
by, who accompanied the Cadets, Secretary
Schurz, and Senator Randolph OF New Jer-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to-day issued call for
the redemption OF S5,000,000 in $40 bonds,
consolS OF 1868.
Surgcon-G eneral Woodwork left to-day
for Richmond to attend the meeting Of the
Publc-Health Association. Surgeons Ham,
ilton and Long and Assistant-Surgeon
White are detailed to represent the Marine
Hospital service at the meeting.
The Secretary Of State has received from
Commissioner-Genera Mccormick and for
warded to the Governor OF Louisiana
S2,45O.47, gold, the proceeds OF concert at
the Trocadero Palace, Paris. October 18th,
for the benefit OF the yeiow-fever sufferers.
Commissioner Raum has revoked the reg
ulations concerning the gauging and PROV
ing OF spirits while at artifciaIly-high tenn
perature, published in Circular No. 1870,
November 10, 1875. The ruling forbidding
the heating OF cistern-rooms by artificial
means is also revoked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
The Sugar Case i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 16.-In the United
States District Court yesterday-Judge Giles
sitting-in the case Of the United States
against seven hundred and twelve bags OF
Demerara sugar, part OF the cargo OF the
brig Mississippi, seized for forfeiture, the
Government closed the rebutting evidence,
and the jury was discharged till this morn
ing. To-day the Court has been engaged in
hearing argument as to instructions to be
given the jury, and after full discussion by
counsel on each side tlfe Court said There
are two issues the jury will be required to
pass upon: First. Were these sugars arti-
icially colored Gark-brown color by some
foreign matter applied to them after their
crystalzation, and for the purpose OF their
being introduced into the United States at a
lower rate of duty than they otherwise
would be required to pay? Secondly. Did
the claimants know this fact, and did they
introduce them into this port with the
fraudulent intent OF importing them at 4
lower rate OF duty than they should other
wise have paid? These questions the jury
will have to decide" The court then adj
iourned until Monday, when the argument
before the jury will begin. The counsel
will be given two hours each for argument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
The rlorlda Election Yro nh,es

TALLAHASSEE, November 10. The su-
preme Court met to-day to ac' on the pett-
ton for the issuance of writ OF mqndamuS
compelling the CanvasSing Board OF Ala
chua county to make cap vass of all the re-
turns OF that county. thfe e precincts having
been thrown out. The matter was argued,
and the Court granted an alternate writ OF
snanda1nus against aid Canyassing Board,
returnable Wedne: sday morning, goth in
slant.
Mr. Bisbeo t. en- gave notice that on Mon
day he sheulf. ask for writ OF mandamus
against the Inspectors at Precinct No. 4 in
Madison county to compel them to make
returns Of the election at that precinct.
Mr.. Risbec claims he has about 200 major
ity without this latter rEecinct II the votes
are counted in Alaehna county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
BY Telcsrapn.

| NEW YORK. Moyeaber / s--Cotfon steady; ,sTes,
l,lS9 bales; sp,anss. sSc:: Orleans. sas. gsoar
buyers favor. Wheas heavy and te. lower, closing
| rather more steady fov winter Oais-sShae firm:
fly ana fsG
closing heavy. with moderate trade at S6.y3@
,95 p G9 10 Zee
aSes and a. u gs aeIasses gniss aaa heavy
~ BALTIMORE -
BALTIMORE. November fs.-FIosr-Eet trade
inquiry: mavket steady. Southern wheat quiet top
GRADES rs gss'e ansl asd s6sas s1ssr: s2o
Pennsy Ivanis red. sI-O55l: No. q western winter
sia os sDo 5an nas siysassp eo
new dry wanted; market tim: western trim and
wanted: soubsrn whits- s3@4s1sc-; yellow. 43@
| Pennsylvania. 2z@25c. Hay quiet and easy. Pro-
visions dull and heavy: prices snaEy unchanged.
W Ssi nnS Il frxits aas
Sugar dill ~" soft, 9@9he.
CINCINNATI
|. CINCINNATI, NoTeinher 1S-glouy dbl and
dropping: Wheat strong and higher; rai aud
white. $50 CSC. Corn duli and shade lower at
$50; new, 81. IS. Lard IN active denand: kettle
| old shoulders 2Ic: short RIB. Sic: short clear.
new 40 Boxed:meats IN fair demand and tirm nm;
seller arst half of December; long and short clear
held at s4.25 seller December. Bacon steady and
clear ar: sides 4Hc. WHISKY active sd arm al siS4.
Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs in fair demand
and fun: common, s2.40MS2 40: light. S2.T5@
$500, packing, S2.s5%9s3: butchers, S2.90@$3s
LOUISVILLE.
,LouESvHLE. November l6;-Tlexr dull and un:
changed. Wheat steady: red. 90c.; amber and
while, 90@93c. Corn-De1and fair and market
firm: white, 40c.; mixed. 3sc. -0ais quiet and
steady; white, 24c.; mixed 25c Pork n0minally
IS. Lard IN fair densu9 III lower rates; choice leaf,
fierce &C.; kcg. TIC luls- meats steady: 24G32S,
4, and 44c. for par'lv-cured shoulders clear RIB,
and cltar sides. Bacon duIf A. *. and 4Sc. for
shoulders. clear-rih. and clear siaes fiaDs-Sugar-
| cured nominal. WhEsev frEa al sl.04 Msnt FACE
tnred tobacco unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November l6.-FOur duh anu un.
cash.: S7Ms7:sc. December: S7s,tS7t January;
No. spring, TIC. Il sed. Corn y1ner: 3OS@ 30tac.
| CASH 3Qtc. Decembeu Oats better: l9&1Sac.
cash: 19hc. bid December; 2uAc january. WINS
key quiet ut 81 .03. Provisions duh and unchanged;
| only small joboing rr;r!c.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. November JS.-FIour dali and un
| changed. Wheat tplfst and weak: No. red winter,
| SSc.; No. Chicago spring, sQ.c. sash. 81 @Slbc.
December, Size January: No. Chicago spring,
6T..@Gsc:; rejected, 5Ga57c. Corn steady and
and january. Oals in gssd demand and . shade
nghcr: 20!sc. cash, zoe Dresmher, 20hac. January.
PORK hrmer bnt qnotably higher 1855 cash and
land In fair, demand; 1886 cash. "a s5Gas5.S7k
! December, So. 35,5id January. Bus-nsass fr1ner;
ishoniders. $3 i2k: short rib s4la: short clear,
4 Receipts -Four, I2.09a barrels: wheat 10000
Etushcls; corn. $4,000 bushels: oass, 37>00 Sush-
| els. shipments: Flour, S.nGO barrels: VIII. at. 90
| 900 bushels; uoai, $4,000 bushes; eats, 10000
NOEsoLK C0DTON MARKET.
/ NORFOLK. November 16.-Coton quiet: mid
COS bales :; sales, 200 bales; exports eoseswise /,
| l.463 bales ..f"A .'' -.,--.'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
The Norfolk Races.

lSptSl1i tticSfaul w blSpSlCu-J
NORFOLK, Va, November 18. There was
an immense crowd and some excitement at
the CamposteIla" race-track this afternoon,
but the sport fell far short Of the general
expectation.
The best trotting ever seen in this section
was expected. The Orange county On. y
horse Bateman, in his effort against 2:24,
fell short one minute and lost.
The second race was another trot for a
citizens purse OF 500 between o. J. School
crafts Key West and McAndrews's Chaun-
cey NJ. Beadle, of Jersey City. The Rich
mond horse won in 2:31. +.
The track was in very poor order for
racing, no one ever cleaning or taking care
OF il, olite .-., 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

THE LATIN MONETARY UN1ON.-London,
November 15.-SwitZerland did not de-
nounce the convention Of 1865 constituting
the Latin Union because OF any dissatis-
faction at the proceedings Of the recent
Paris conference. On the contrary, its pro-
positions were accepted, subject to ratitica-
ton by the Chambers. The Convention
OF 1865 expires by limitation at the end Of
1879, when, unless denounced, it renews it.
self for fifteen years. The action OF SwilZ-
erland will open the way for the negotia-
ton of new treaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NoVEHBEE 16, 1878.


ARsrvED.
S,eaner Norfslk, Tunnil Philadelphia, merehan-
disc ami passengers, j, W. McCarrirk, agent.
Stca lnship Isaac Bell Lawrence, NEsx YORK. mer-
chand So alld passengers Old dominion Steamship
steamer Ari1l, GIGrrd. Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise AND passengers, l.. Is. Iatuin'
S, amer, Higpic. clifford. williamsburg and
Jares-rircr nndinlcs> merchandise. j. W. Gibbons,
Hsrk Wcssifa Nsl,s.). Lyehe. Hampton RoD's, to
load ilpur. qiallego. Ails Manufacturing Company,
vessel, Curtis L'arSer.
GaYk Ae1lhe tN0zI, Goverf-eu, Liverpool. to load
OF. Mcissoer. Acksrmann q co.
Schooner Mary Rtiey. Riley. New York, ratiroad-
Sci,ooissr Ndts: SchIaefser, Deacon, New York,
ssl., 10 oraar.
4 Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New York, incr-
cIaudise and MIS- cngcrs, t- W. Allen 4 Co.. agents.
l. Stc:lmer Noafoik, rnnollI Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. j. VI. slcCarr'ek, agent.
| Schooner x. J. LainI1jn. Appegarih, Washing
ton. granite. Curtis L Parker. ,,,
Il Schooner ". j. Mal0y, Ahdel, New York, logs anu
Schooner John 4. Curtis, Quillen, Philadelphia
s , IyHr u Tysr cqs. s'fSr ballast to
Iced hou. for South Amer!e:t. .,
| Schooner Ella Matthews, Beed New York, camel
! coal, Geryas Storra, agent.
} DISASTERS IN SEPTEMBER.
The direction of the Bnreau Verttas has Just pub
ttshed The following statistics OF maritime disasters
reported during the month OF September, 1875
Sailing vessels reported los,-S4 English, IL
American, II French, = German. Sorwtgiann' Z
Italian. 2 Danish, Dutch Spanish and or
which the nationality Is unkn0wn-tota. 30. In tnlS
number are Included vessels reported missing.
Steamers reported LOST English, lIalian-to-
ial, 3.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| ALEXANDRIA, November I2.-The day-be1con at
| Malompkiu Shoas, Matthias Point, which was
partially overturned by the Ice last WINTER mas Deen
rfghted aud put in position by the Lighthouse
Board.
TO ASSIST VESSELS IN DISTRESS.
| The following named United States revenue
steamers have been designated by the President 10
aid DIS tresscd gators during the coming season,
rs circumstances may require The Albert Galia.ln'
loch, Levi Woodbury., samuel Dexter. Schuyler Col
fax, Thomas Ewing, and L. 5. GrInt.
| BY Telegraph.
| BOSTON November lG-Arrycd Bulgarian.
| NEw YORK, November lG.-Arriyed: Vidal So
Ia. New York. Arrived out: Baltic. .-
| NEW YORK. November 16.-ArriYed: odef, tlly
Of Montreal. Arrived out {: Amer1que.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
Meetinr of Mormon women.

SALT LAKE CITY, November 16.-The
Mormon women held meeting in the The
atre to-day, and passed resolutions avowing
belief in the patriarchical of marriages as
revealed to Gods people in past ages,
which, II lived up to, were conducive OF
long life, strength, and glory. They en-
dor$cd it as one Of the most important prin-
ciples of "our holy religion and claim
the right Of its practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White, II bushels good st Sl.05: 70
bush Is common at S5c.: 2S4 bushels at SLOT
total. 500 bushels Red. IA bushels mixed 95r.;
" bushels fair Fultz at 81 bushels fair Futz ut
81; so bushels very good Fuitz at 81 D3 60 BUSH
els very good Fuliz at SOB; 16 bushels common
Fultz At Soc: So bushels common FutZ at 75c. ;
81 bushels good Lancaster ut Sl-05; 80 bushels
fair FuZ II ST: IT'S bushels mixed on private
terms; 16 bushels fair Ful'z ut l:l00 bushels
very good Futz on private terms: SO bushels good
FulIZ ut Sl.0l: 22S bushels common FuitZ at
9oc.; lS4 bushels common Futz ut 33c.: AZ BUSH
els very eoou Fuliz at +sl.05; 81 bushels fair Fulz
at 81; so bushels prime Fuliz 1T $l.05 total,
1,24S bushels ,.
CORN White, 0 bushels Old at sSc.: So bushels
very good new nj 45c.: 10 bushels very good new
at 45c.--tola 20S bushels.
NEAL.-l4 bushels IL 5Sc.