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RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, November ~, 1878.
Country produce.
AnpLes : SI.75@s2.50 r Barrel
Hssstvu:c: 22c. r 10.
Ewtter: PRIME to choice yellow, 49,; fair
corn 'usai: Csc. a t,.shel for country.
Dried Fruit: APPLES 2Gg3c. nnachcs peeled,
5@Sc.: unpcclc, 2@3c.; cherrles' 1910 l3c. q d.;
Egas: In barrels. 1s@l9c. q dozen; in crates.
IsGtIers: Prime llyc-goose. 35940c.; common.
-q F9Gr$ccd: 81 p bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 55@60c.-vcry dull; clio
yer and mixsd. i5m5 soc.
CATS: Balcd. 43M55c.
Potut0es: IRISH r. barrel, S1.7oM$2.
Hard: Country. 6@7c.
Eye: 65@70c. p bushel
!SUnnc: Prime, zoe.
B~ieL strap: 35HG45c.
Vol: Washed. 26a2sc.: unwasrea. 17@ Sc.
Bury wool will bring from 10 &C. q ID less tnau
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. ItoseHGaIe, $50 = barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. seI lUc. = hlIsieli tockhlt,
Sl1Q@.Sl.25. according to Quantity. to. ,.,...,,
Plaster: Lump, $3.50; ground, So; eatcined
Tar: Large size, s3.25@s3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Broom iSheettmaS ana Sn1rttngs: ID Mane e
"A james River. &C.: q james River, 54c.: =
James River. 4Ac.; "A Granitevie. 7c.: Granite
vile. &c: Al Uockbrltse. 6sc. 4 Kockrte. 3tac.
Conestoya. exc; 1O-I Pepersa. 23c.; IO-4 thy'
-HSs1cbeJ SbiTtinGy Gr,d iSleetiu1s. Al Warr-
sntta' iIc' "A Masohviie' sc: Il h Gn IL
&C.; A home, 3@c,; o,a Al oneids iuS., ...s
ni.c ~ h essone etc sarnscvS az. q f;rj
nG~ &c: r. 4 Seiii;.te &c: Mcthuan &c: Pc
terborough, 45@c.; lO-4 Walnhaln, Csc; 1o-i City
Mills. 22%c.
from Dritt2: Petersburg. 6Ac.; Granitevilla
&c.; kockhrldSS A. &c.; "a, Sac.
Corset Jeans: pavossa, &c.; A,noskeag. l0c.
aDeatms: u arerc. l2hc: Boston Steam Mills. Sc
mond. &C.; Spraguc. &C.; Manchester, &c.; Wash.
.nE.on &c. Hamilton. &C.; MefiniacS' bc.: mat
ieyy, &C.; Oriental LaciS nH', +u'i'i"' osc'' f''i
meny. Oh ;.; Wan.sl.ta. r.. ,,,, s
Cambr .cS: lice. o;'c.' |hSHsi' w.
Druss, uyestuhs. Oils, NC.
/ Alum A.
( aLco aoL: s2.3o 2. s"'':,a ,nGa4 a case Of fan,
.CoN 2entTatt" Lye' @'''oVz' - 'SN'
( 'V - ,.osros. e1c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
HtcuSiOSD, November 20, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT THttc, $50 bushels. Red, $3.50 BUSH
els.
CoRS-JThite. LBS bushels: OF which &c bu l.
els were re-.Nhbited. Aireei, 16 bushels.
OATS.-4iU bushels.
MEAL.-210 bushels.
PEAS.-lS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
White, 10 bushels good ct $ .04 $50
bushels very good Il; Sl.G6-tota. % . bushels. Red,
Ia bushels common fllliZ 1T SJc.: so bushels
good Fullz Al 9Sc.: $40 bushels PRIME Lancaster 1t
S1.10: Is bushels FnitZ at 81 so bushels at 81
80 bushels IT 95c. 2OG bush Is at 9Sc.: IS bushels
on private terms: 1,l6O bushels mixed ut Sl0G
720 bushels very good FutZ private terms: 500
bushels prime Lancaster 1T S1.0S; $50 bushels
prime Lancaster on private terms: 90 bushels Mix
good Ful.Z ut gSc: 50 bushels very good Fuliz III
81 Al bushels Fuz on private terms: 70 bushels
very good Fut2 III Sl.U2; IS bushels comlnC IL
FultZ at S4c.: IA bushels verT good Lancaster 1T
Sl.05: go bushels prime Ful'z at S1.03; 20 BUSH
els very coed tutZ at 81 60 bushels common Fulrz
on private terms total, $500 bushels.
CORN White. l0S bushels good new at 44c. SO
bushels new 1T 43c So bushels common new at
4lc.; 164 bushels good new 1T 43c.: SO bushels
202 bushels on private term:-;Otal, lU3S bushels.
Mired, 16 bushels prime new at i3c.
OATS 800 bushels very good spring ut 33c. ;
81 bushels SIriug Oh private terms-tota 1874 bush
els.
MEAL.-l46 bushels OH private terms; II bushels
on lrlvate terInS-lotal, 100 bushels
PEAS.-1S bushels on private terms.
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DECISION IN REGARD TO FERTILIZERS
In the Circuit Court OF Charles county,
Maryland, on the 9th instant. in L suit
brought by the Atlantic and Virginia Fer
tilizing Company against John j.. Budd on
a nctc given for three tons OF Eureka"
payment OF which was resisted on the
ground that it bad not benefited the crop
on which it was used, the jury, after hear
ing the testimony OF the defendant alone,
found verdict for the plaintiff for the full
amount OF the note, with interest, without
jpayinr the box,
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Tha Secretary of wars Eeport.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-TEe War
Department report, Just issued, gives the
total strength Of the enlisted men OF the
army at ,1G1. Referring to the employ
ment OF troops rs q posse cOnlitdiuS, the
Secretary says he is clearly of the opinion
that the President should be lett free to EN-
| ploy the national forces in aid of the process
! OF the Federal courts whenever he deems it
| necessary; but il such Use is to be limited
to cases where, as declared by an act quoted,
cit is expressly authorized by the Constitu-
ton or by act OF Congress-, then it is SUBJ
mitted that Congress should give very care
full attention to the enumeration and Spcciti-
| cation Of cases in which such use Of troops
is to be permitted.
| The report mentions that it is to be hoped
the attention Of Congress will continue to
be given to tie problem Of how best to i'm
prove the navigation Of the Mississippi
river. The Importance OF the subject, says
| the Secretary, can scarcely be over-esti-
| mated.
Secretary NcCrary earnestly recommends
the passage OF an act granting pension to
the widow at Lieutenant Benner.
| Secretary DIcCrary says: 'The increase
Of our force in the vicinity OF the Rio
Grande, and the vigorous policy which has
| for some time been pursued in dealing with
marauders invading our soil from Mexico,
have produced the result predicted in my
report OF one year ago. Although the
people Of Texas have not been exempt from
these incursions during the year, and seve-
raj OF them been attended by heart-rending
atrocities, yet they have been fewer in mum.
Der than during any year fora long period,
and within the past four months almost
nerfect quiet has prevailed. A consider
able Mexican force has been sent to the
vicinity Of the border to operate against the
bands of Indians infesting that region, and
the avowed purpose OF the Mexican Gov
ernment is to put stop to raids upon oul
people and territory" ..
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ASHINGTON COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Iturges pondcnce OF the Richmond DSpa!ch.l
ABINGDON, VA, November -, 1878.
1t seems that the congressional canvass
in Tie Ninth district is not yet over. Nc
MuIlin announced in aspcech here on Mon
day last that lie had good grounds upon
which to contest the election OF Colonel
Richmond, and intended TO do so. 1t is
understood that he has employed two law
vcrs OF Bristol. Tenn, David L. Bailey
and J. II. Wood. who is brother to ii. G.
Wood State senator. He bases his grounds
upon unhcard-of frauds" In Lee county.
He stated in his speech that he was sem
phatically opposed to cOntesting elections"
but that friends from all parts Of the dis
trict urged him 10 contest by all means, and
that he was not Que to disregard, after his
long and successful career, the voice OF the
dear people. 1t was affecting in the ey-
trcme 10 listen to the lamentations Of the
old man over his defeat, and had it not been
that his explanations and reasons therefor
were 50 ridiculous and amusing, many no
doubt would have wept.
We regret TO state that Mr.. William Il.
HyarS, 4 prominent citizen OF this county,
residing at Glade Spring, has been ad-
Judged insane and taken 10 Staunton. He
twice attempted suicide-iirst by strych-
nine, Of which he took an overdose;
secondly by chioroform, which he Swal-
lowed instead Of inhaling. Mr.. Bvars was
the gentleman who imported large num-
Der Of Alabama cattle last summer, which,
it WAS said, brought with them u disease
that destroyed great many cattle in this
part OF the State and created great turore
among the cattlemen throughout the South
wcSt.
The case OF the Commonwealth Us. r. Il.
Henntze came up before the County Court
Monday, after his indictment on that day by
the grand jury FOR assault with intent to
KILL; but in consequence Of the physicians
attending Biz. Henry S. Preston, the wound
ed Man. stating there was still doubts OF his
recovery, the case was set for hearing at
the next County Cour.., Mr.. Henntze being
admitted 10 bail ON bond Of $1,000. II.
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Sertaus Accident.

NEW YORK, November 29.-This after
noon while three men were working on
new building at Cedar street and Broad
way, the scaHolG on which they were stand
ing, on.the eighth story, gave way, por-
ton Of the wall falling with it, and the
men precipitated six stories. One was ia
tally injured and another received serious
internal injuries. The third mans inju-
lies were not so serious, as he did not fall
as far as the others.
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S5,ai7a.

MADRID, November 29.-The Government
is taking great precautions in the northern
provinces. No actual disturbances are ap-
pretended, but revolutionary agents are
believed to be at work.
The ETiSeFnationaiiS1S OF Italy.
ROME, November 20.-The latest arrests
OF Socialists have led TO the seizure Of docu-
'ments that have given much information
relative to the organization OF the lnterna-
tionaists of Italy and their connection with
similar bodies in foreign countries.
Confusion i'm the italian Parliament.
ROME. November 29.-The greatest con-
fusion reignS among the groups of the Left
in the Italian Parliament. The most promi-
nent leaders hesitate to attempt the over
throw Of the Cabinet.
Duel Between French Officers.
. CHERBoURG, November 29.-Two officers
of marines fought duel yesterday with
pistols, which resulted in one being killed.
Socialists Expelled from Berlin.
BERLIN, November 20.-Under an order
OF the Prussian Ministry, declaring that
persons considered dangerous to public or
der may be denied the right Of residing in
Berlin or its suburbs, about forty conspic-
uous Socialists to-day received orders OF eX-
pulsion. Among them were Messrs. Has
selmann and Fitzgerald, Socialist deputies.
The vice-Rcsal Party at Montreal.
MONTREAL. November 29.-The vice-rcgal
party arrived here this afternoon and met
with an enthusiastic reception. There was
a grand military and civic display.
Foreign items.
LONDON, November 29.-The Daily
Ne,cS's Batoum dispatch says the dispute
between the Turks and Russians concerning
the new frontier arises from the former in
ssting upon the line Of the Tihoruk.
The fear that there would be some failures
OF considerable importance to-day among
the stockholders was not fulfilled. Only
one failure was announced, and that was OF
an inconSiderable character.
The PQl-M Mall Gazette, in leading edi-
torial referring to the statements concerning
Russian intervention in Afghan affairs,
saws: :.Russia cannot suffer iuS to prosecute
our successes in Afghanistan to whatever
issue we may think fit. That action will be
taken sooner or later is certain"
LONDON, November 29.-The Gazette pub
fishes the text Of en- eXtradition treaty be-
tween England and Spain, which comes IN
force on December 8, 1878.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 29.-The No
zoe Vremyo publishes an article saying :
"The responsibility for the dispatch Of the
Russian embassy to Cabul rests with Rus
STA. and not AGghanistan. England avoids
strong opponent and falls upon her weak
neighbour"
LONDON. November 29.-The Council OF
State is about to discuss 4 project for taxing
cotton imDorts from America
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A boiler exploded Thursday near Dunbar,
Pa. while a number OF men were on the
roof OF a boi!cr-house erecting new Chin
ney-stack. Richard Evans. Daniel Gamson,
and J. J. Miller We're instantly killed; Jo-
scph Wagon mortally and ten others scri-
ously injured.
The parish priests OF the Diocese OF Dub
lin voted Thursday on the recommendation
for successor to Archbishop Cullen. The
Most Rev. DR.. McCabe, auxiliary bishop CT
the diocese, received iorty-three votes to
eight votes cast for other candidates.
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WORTH Garo,fna srosg. sadasf.50: North SDg
ma roe. ~ 1aif,rarrels. s4@s4.25. siaclerc,-
lis $50. &c N KITS $685. No
Lard: Prime Inc barrels aud ticrces, Toxic; IN
4soLasses: common -Hossheads, a1c,
ilerces: &c: barrels z3s.: genuine goIsen syrp
SAT-: Liverpool, from store. sl.3OGsi.s5
Ground alum. from store. 3Uc. . sack.
Sugar: Crushed. 1uac.: powdered. 1Uc.: gram.
GLOW SS7se cut Leaf. ife Por Porto Rec y; siS IS:
nerara, I0G lOkc. y t''s'' ~
6o.p: Common. sac: best washing, 7Hasc.
Tens: Black. 5sr.d6Sl.--ti,e last prime article:
imperial, sl.lo@sI.6o; gunpowder, sl.45Gl.75
Hi:es, Leather. se.
AHess: Green. 4@,Sc.; dry sa.ted. l26lac.: DIR,
5lnt- 1913 Wei sassed, 7974c.; Wet sai,ed calf
Leather: Sole leather. oak 3oa &c.: sole leatne,
tnish, 1S@22c. q iooS: top- 40 "a 7Jc . TO-: nsYness
:oantry- 2SlE33; CITY finish. 32G53Gc. y d.; salf.
,klns, Frrach. s1.15@se = b.; rough shtr1ns, a2
G.26c. -"
fron. Steel. Walls. Hc.
ron: American refined Old DeanIpiou. pa
az 210c: p D.; English ant, American sheet 3G
&C.; swede h'mmeTed 5a hoop; 4as: Pa
farm-blast charcoal. s2aMs2S: Pannsy wanna an.
1hracite. S20G9S32: West Eirgiuiu coke. $2I60Sp3
-"'tS. Ciu DSStlllOl SZ.3U per key g.aAC.
arE-that Is. ten-fGHlIv: otHer sizes extra.
PtongA- Castings: wholesale, &c.. retail, 48
kope: Manila. best. 14@l5c.: tute. s@sc.
Edgs: Mixed cotton. 14c.: white, BE-; wootlen
k@1Hc.
LIQUORS. Wines, &c
Ae: scotcn, best brands, plnts s2@s2.25 ?
dozen, gold.
Bro7sdtes: Domestic. sl.25Gs2 fruit 81. lo@
LAO; apple. new. Sl.73@S2; old, S2.2j@S3;
Virginia peach. S2MS2-5O.
Rue WhiskeVS: Medium, $ l.5O@s2: pure old SG
Hs4; Virginia mountain, new, S2@S2.5o, I'D
500 0S3.I0 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. $l.25@S2: trnor,ad, go q case
Eeio England Rum: S1.59GE$1.60.
GectIfed WhiS4eyS: Market quiet; proof. 81 Is.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
LumbeT: White oak. 81 2@s15 q 600: Western
v ' poplar SljmS20 E. loo: white nln.
t1SGS63 8 1000: yellow ni!le boards. % 9S13.
j2ist. slO@Sl4. according to lengths. SHINGLES
pine- S2oDC5}So; cYprcS. SiN-inch, s5GS 9.25
1000.
Stores: Whiskey-barrel timber.green. 81 s6s2e4
1000: seasoned, $20IS2J 3 l.00G, Elour-Darre
timber, S2dsSJ = LOO. Flour-barrcl po!,s, as;
zoe. & bundle
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining, 35c@s1.25 q 100 feet
PG,2der: 1915 by the five kegS-leSJ than nyy
kegs. S6.23; blasting, S3.25I$3.5O.
Shot: Northern, ) 90 a ;,Is OF 70 lbs.
Cr:adStoneS: 1AtS2Ec. u H..
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Obituary.

NEW ORLEANS, November ga dispatch
was received by the Supreme Court to-day
announcing the death OF Associate Judge
w. 3. Egan from bronchial affection, at his
residence, near Shreveport, yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, November 29.-Louis A.
Cooley, founder OF Godeys Ladys BOOZE,
and who continued to be its publisher and
proprietor until within two years ago, died
suddenly tonight. aged seventy-fve years.
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Mining Controversy Settled.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-The cont o.
versy between the Sierra-Nevada and the
Union Consolidated Mining Companies, Of
California, concerning the patent issued the
latter for a portion of the Comstock lode,
having been amicably settled, and stipua-
ton 10 that effect filed in the Department Of
the Interior, Secretary Schurz to-day di-
rccted all further departmental action in the
matter to hsdiscontiuued.
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INQUEST ON the pornm eranfa Victims.

HASTINGS, ENGLAND, November 29.-An
I.inuuest was held today on the; bodies OF
Three Of the victims Of the Pommerania
disaster. Mr. Clyrner, OF Washington, q
student OF architecture in Paris, recognized
the body OF the younger Clymer, his cousin.
Another body was recognized as that OF
Peters, the steward of the steamer. MIR.
Clymer said he believed the third body
THAT of wornan) was that Of Mrs. Lucke.
He said he he'd described she body to Misses
Mary and Rose Clymer and they said Il
must be tho body of Mrs. Lucke. The In.
quiry was adjourned 10 allow the CHIEF
mate an opportunity for exculpatlng him.
GOLF -
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The Kansas GubernaaorinI vote.

ST.. LOUIS. November pa dispatch
from Topeka, Kansas, says: Complete re-
turns from all the organized counties in the
State nre now in. The vote for Governor
stands: st. John Rep.), 74,O20; Gordon
(Den.), 37,208; Mitchell {Greenback), 81
057. The vote on the remainder of the
State ticket averages about the same.
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ss,oTs. SHOES. DC.

TENrLEMEN'S HEAVY DOU-g@H
W BLE-soLE TED-BQTT0MRMY
ALEXIS TIES, 50 so: Gcntlemeas Call-S 70
81; Gcntemen's Wankenphast Callers and Ties,
hand made--perfect comfort; Ladies, Kid Fo1ed
and Pebble Goat Shoes, hes. Philadelphia maze
SO; Ladies' Kid Foxed' End Pebble Goat Baton
Boots, best PhiiadelphiI. makers, $500; Ladies
Gioye.Kid Button Boo.s, $3.50, Oid LaGlea' Broal.
Bottom Fiat. Heel sh Jes in Kid and Cloth Congress
Caters, Foyed, Pebble Goat, and Kid Lace SHOES
Boys School Sbresthree heavy soes, soil eau, ane
d. No. work-~S2.6e. Cal! and sec them at
-. j. A. GRIGGS, !.
no3Q Tenth and Main streets,
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DssY s,s,ODs.
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.

Our buyer has fust returned from New York,
where be has procured some she greatest bargains
ever offered In this city. .5>rs,EE 1
BLACK CAsHMEREs from 15c. to sI.2s per
yard: 10
DRESS GOODS at prices to as.ouiss .ii; 5sts;; Il !;
CLOAKS-ihe i,andsomest and cheapest ir the city,
manufactured expressly for our trade: $500.
CARPETS new line from anc;ion-Hemp at IS
grGs pnsFsia q 10. aad 59S
CLOTHS for floor and table, and OTTUAANS.
in great variety; 800. :.
THE besr CALICOES at &c. per Yard:
BLEACHED and BROWN C0TToNS at s.. 6, 2,
and &c.: 7, "a ~ fstEssss'f $50.
DERWEAR, MOTIONS. and I'm fact pyerythiue
that can be found In frst-c'ass Dry Goods
store. AL ask Is call. Our priccs must snit
oil. D.!S T.. MIyTELDORFER.
no 20 SGT Broad street.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 29.-The fiji
neral Of the late Robert Heller took place
this afternoon from the Continental Hotel.
The services were very quiet and without
public notice, only q few intimate friends
being present.
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Eynress Train Wreckcd.

HARTFORD, Conn, November 29.-The
express train from New FORK this afternoon
was wrecked by misplaced switch at New
iBgton, near this city. The engine, bag
gage.car, drawing-room car, and one pas
senger-car were thrown of. No passengers
were hurt, aI... =.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey.

CoSsTANIISOPLE, November 90. The
Porte has suppressed the Turkish legation
at Washington, and many consulates. Since
the cessation OF hostilities twenty-ninc YES
sells have arrived at Constantinople, mostly
from the United States, with large cargoes
OF rifles and cannon. The Turkish troops
are now rs well furnished with arms as be-
fore the war;
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CI,IIB-pEICES FOR THE BEST HOME AND
FOREIGN LITERATURE.

Possessed Of THE LINING AGE aud one or other
Of our viyacious American monthltes,a subscriber
wfl fad himself in command of the anhote sttE-
1tio1s ''-PEifddsIDhin E9enfr5 Bulletin. ~.
For 81 0.5O TIE LIVING AGE and either on of
the American 81 Moplhlies Tor HcTper's Hsek!g
or Basar) win he sent for year, both poStp&t6;
or for $3.50, THE LIVING AGE and the sc. Nj
cholas, or Appleton's Journal. Address
no SO&Dcl4 LITTELL GAY, Boston.
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s,xoCssERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. =
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF floral ana bird cccora,iCalS:
RIM VSStS of marine, bird and foral decorations;
BEAUTIFUL. TDfLET-SETS or pew oeslsns.
lIaylaud & Co., OF LiiDoges, France, especially 10
our order. ,.,,,>.r, crrS ,, ~.
faii Is Of sANn and WH ia CHM IND pm
,ut1ic AZ CHINA DINNER ana T EA- ARE
A new line of TOILET WARiG--yery handsome;
TIN TOLL Er-SETS in great variety: 4
H0irSEFURNISuING GOODS OF All HiDcs'
Al the navrltle, In FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited TO call AND examine
III! S'o'N 49, r.. u. TAYLOR,
80. a....rz lOil Main street.
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FARNyILLp. VA, November 81, 1878

FARMvLLE, VA, November q, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: A telegram from Texas
announces the sudden death Of Judge E. ?.
Wood, formerly OF Prince Edward, Va. He
had Il host OF friends in Texas and Virginia,
who will long remember bis many virtues.
He was the brother Of the late Mrs. DR..
Hogc, OF Richmond.
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Arrest OF an Ex.GOVernrnent Official.
New YORK, November pa United
States deputy marshal to-day arrested Will
liam Potter, formerly Chief Supervising
Architect at Washington, charged with
conspiracy to detraud the Government
in connection with the building OF the Chi
cago post-ofice. His brother, Clarkson N.
Potter, NJ. c., offered bail. which was ac-
copied. w..
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laying of the Cornerstone OF the Lce
Monument at WashtnEt0n-Lec Uni

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, November 2Sth.
The ceremony Of laying the cornerstone
OF the Lee monument took place according
TO appointment to-day. The announcement
that Senator Witbers and General Joseph
L. Johnston were to be present aud sparti-
cipate in the ceremonies was sufficient to
attract large crowd to the chapel where
The addresses were delivered.
The exercises were opened with prayer
BY Rev. DR.. Pcndleton, after which PROBES
soE White, chairman Of the Executive Com
Mittee OF the Memorial Association, read
an address ON behalf OF the Association,
giving statement OF what it bad accom-
plishcd and has still to accomplish, showing
that 81, 900 had been realized and $1,000
expended-Si4,5oo OF this having been paid
the astist-and that the sum OF $4,000 SILL
remains to be raised In order to carry out
Tue plans Of the Association, lie then in
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NORTH, CarOIlna

RALEIGH, November o. The CanFassin:
Board has issued certificates In oil the dis
triets except the First'and Second. TIE,
will continue in session Tomorrow.
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Dranas, SbHSO.0U.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, November 20. 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 81 hogshcads. The
offerings at auction on Change consisted Of As
packages: Of which 10 we're taken in. and the re-
mainter sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to SIT.
We continue TO quote
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $1.50@s2; medium
to good. S3MSi.
LeaE-C0lnmon. $i6s5; medium, 1906; good,
Ss@$lO; tiIe, Sl10S14.
BRIGHT.
Lu1s-Common colory, *3m:4.
FiHers.-Common. $l@$3; medium, $5@$7;
good, $7@$l0: fine, Sl00eSl3
SmokerS.-Common. S7@'SS.50 medium. 500
Sill: good, SlU@L5l3; line, *l5@SlS; fancy, - s
GDS22. $50
iJ'rdppcrS.-Common, $12@$l5: medium, SIS
MS25: good, S3U@S+5; fine. $G0M$Tp; fancy,
S75M$9O.
cool, with occasional high southerly and
westerly winds.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
NO HUMBUG.

CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.
Having determined to close out my entire stock of
DRESS GOODS, DOMEsTICs, CAsSIMEREs, &C.,
&C., and condne myself exclusively TO
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS,
will offer from this day my entire stock Of DRY
GOODS ut and below cost. Call early and make your
selections at LEVI HENTER'S,
627 Broad street,
no ol-3m between Sixth and Seventh streets.