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COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERk'S OF
Y FICE OF TIE RCUlT co X OF
GREENE COUNTY, 18TH SEPTEMBER. 1873:
'rl,dlels H. YOw,l In his own right and rs admin
iStrator with the will annexed of Onyia jar
rcll, and Olivia c. his wfc.............. Pialniius,
against
Samuel Dawson and Martha j. BIZ wife. james -.
Vowel and Rctiu Lewis his wife. Edward \. jack
son and Arna 4. b. wife. Butter Dio~n anu -
Hrowu uhc two last Infants under lie age ~ t"cl-
iy.orp ycarsl, Henry l.. Boston and Dora MS ~ite,
Brt,ic Green Mcmillan, Robert Lee ,IcSlul,an,
IaIa Mcmillan. Kcnper Mcmillan. Ida McNul-
Ian Russell Mcmillan. John Walker MCMILLAN
lihe SIX last named being Infants under the a.e ot
twcntv-ouc ycar-I, and the children! OF sara Mar.
thu J Daw-on by her said last husband sariuri
Dawson. all of whom ARE infants Under the age Oh
twenty-one years. bescA""'S.
IN CHASCERY.
The object Of thi, suit l. 10 get a jl'iciai con-
sIrucfion OF the will Of The iestatriX OWE Jarrrp,
,.rcelsed. and 10 distribute her cSt,fe among the
arlcs entitled thereto according 10 ta'lr respective
ri"h,s. and IL appearing by affidavit hled liat the
defendants Edward II. Jackson and Anna J.. MS
wife are not residents OF This State. u Is ordered
th,t ,E,y appear here within Que iuontn al'cr me
Jic notification Of this notice and do what Is Decrs-
sary 10 project their Interest IN this SUIT; ana that
cnny OF This or.icr published once week for four
Surce,,ivc weeks in the Dispatch. newspaper
ruhlj.hrd I'm the city OF Richmond. and posted ~
the front door OF the courthouse Of thls county.
\ ccpy-lest:
0. r. HUME. Clerk.
EARLY & HILL. p.q. se Io-Mim
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.SA'TURIAT nights IDIRGRAhS
FROM AI.L PARTS OF THE WORLD.

The YELLow.FEvERI IN THE soUTH-CoN.
/ GREssIONAL NoMINATI0Ns-TEIE GREAT
NEW YORK WALKING MATCH-sTAGEA.
TI0N In BUSINESS AT KlNGsToN-DEATH
OF SIR FRANCIS GRANT, THE FA-
NOUS PORTRAIT pAINTER-DEAD
BODIES WASHED ASHORE AT L1FE-sAv-
ING STATION NO. 3-JERoME-PARK
RAcEs-FIRE AT HOMECOMING, MD.-THE
PoRTE's CIRCuLAR-LE'TTER IN REGARD
TO THE EXCUSES OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS
CONFERENCE BETWEEN BISMARCK AND
THE GROWN PRINCE REGARDING THE
ANTI SOCIALIST BlLL-THE CITY OF GLAs-
Cow BANK FAILURE, &C.. &C.
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ApOlE.ISARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT

APPROVED by the academic de Medicine of
France and its sale in France authorized by special
order OF the French Government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THORITIES in New York as
G. A great relief for sea-sickness."
a delightful beverage, mildly antacid, most
grateful aud lefreshing.n
Far superior to Vichy, Settler, or any othcr.'
" absolutely pure aud wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artifcially-aerated watcrs.''
Impregnated only with It's own gas''
.sHealthr,l and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cuses of acute disease, and where there is a
equity diathesis"
BY far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine; useful in Catarrhs of Stomach or Bladder,
and In Gout.'
Not only u luxury, but necessity"
To be had of all wine merchants, groccrs, drug
gists, and mlneral-water dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
no. Al and 43 Warren street, New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
PICTORIAL label Of the
ApOLLINARIS Comply tLIMITEDl, LONDON.
rau S-W.F&M&eow2ml
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al GENNET.
Y DENTAL I,EpoI.

= DENTAL DEPeFP3T Z NJ f ss -
CIT MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
All of The PREPARATIONS usually kept az
DENTAL DRroTs may be had as above at maEu-
factrrers' rates. +
Abbey & Sons GOLD-FoIL,
Ney &c Co.'s G0LD-FUIL, Z
yaIlean's GOLD-FOIL,
SIS. Whites GLOBE GOLD-FOL,
Johnston Brothers. BULLION GOLD FOlLs
w.lliams's CORRUGATED GOLD-FOIL,
Winiams's GOLD CYLINDERS,
!, WiI1iams's FOLDED GOLreFOIL.
Williams's RECTANGULAR PELLETS, s
Willialns's GOLD and PLATISA PELLETS,
Pack &c Co.'s GOLD CYLINDERS,
Pack q Co.'S GOLD PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'s EUREKA RIBBON GOLD,
Watts's CRYSTAL GOLD,
LesIie's CRYSTALLINE GOLD,
Cl,ase's STANNOUs GOLD,
y. s. Whites and N.y & Co.'S TTS-FOIL,
STERLING AMALGAM,
Lawrence's AMALGAM,
Walkers EXCELSIOR AMALGAM,
Arrington-s NEW AMALGAM,
Townsend's AMALGAM,
CHICAGO COED and PLATINA A3IALGAMs
DENTISTS aMALGAM.
Johnston & Lnnd's EXTRA A0lALGAM,
Guilloi's CEMENT,
HIS STOPPING.
PREMIUM GUTTA.PERCHA STOPPING,
Wcslon,s NON-IRRITANT CEMENT, 5:t
Houghton,s OS Artificial.
sc 23-eOd1m
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RECEPTION OF
COMPANY F, OF RIcHMoSD.-The Washing
ton Light Infantry corps are making eX-
tensive preparations for the reception OF
Company F OF the First Regiment Virginia
National Guard. On Friday the 10th, the
morning of their arrival, they will be
escorted to the armory OF the Light In.
fantry corps, where they will partake OF a
luncheon; after which they will be escorted
to the Metropolitan Hotel, where they have
engaged quarters. During the morning the
visiting company will be shown about the
city and through the public buildings. In
the afternoon thetwo companies will parade
as battalion, under the command OF Col
onel William G. Moore, commanding the
Washington Light Infantry corps.
| In the evening it is expected that the
visiting company will visit the Theatre,
from the proprietors OF which courteous
| invitations have been extended. Saturday
morning the visiting company will be shown
the environs OF the District, and will have
an opportunity Of visiting the Soldiers
Home. Arlington, and other places Of in
terest. and will return IN time to take the
homeward train. A committee OF the hon
orary members are cooperating with the
corps to make Richmond's crack company's
visit long remembered.-W Washington Re-
publican, 9Th.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Santa Cruz Insurreciion.

HAVANA, October 5.-The agent OF the
Associated Press at Kingston, Jamaica, this
evening telegraphs: 1.-THE firing OF cane
fields has been renewed. A large number
of the insurrectiorists have been shot. A
French frigate has arrived at he'island and
landed troops. Fugitive women and chill
dren have been shipped to st. Thomas.
Forty estates have been burned, and there
are only fourteen left"
Jamaica.
KINGSTON, September 26.-There is per.
feet stagnation in trade and agricultural
business. Such depression has not been
known in seventy-tive years.
The coffee crop promises an abundant
yield this year, and the sugar crop in some
parishes will be uneXampled. On the other
hand, pimento and ginger have been fail
ure.
The City of Glasgow Bank Failure.
LONDON, October 5.-The BuLli0niSt an
nounces the following as some Of the adj
vances made 10y the City Of Glasgow Bank !:
| James Wright, S2,500,000; William Scott,
s7G5, 900; j. Morton, $4,000, 900; William
Nicol & Co., OF Bombay, and Fleming ~
Co., OF Kurrachee, s6,000,000; Lewis Pot
ter, 100000; r. Samond, 100000; W.
Taylor, SS50,000; NJ. Buchanan 6 Co.,
| $4,000
The German Anti-S0cialist Bill.
LONDON, October "a Berlin dispatch
says: Bismarck has had q conference with
the Crown Prince regarding the anti-so-
caliSt bill. which it is seriously feared will
fail, as majority OF the Relchstag per-
sistentIy refuse to yield on the question OF
| limiting the duration Of the law.
Death of n Famous Artist.
LION, MOwBRAY, October 5.-Sir
Francis Grant, the famous portrait-panter.
and president OF the Royal Academy, died
suddenly to-day.
Austria as n yi0IatOr OF international
Law.
COSSTANTISOPE, October 1.-THE Porte
has sent q circular to the Powers requesting
them to compel Austria to conform to the
declarations of her plenipotentiaries at the
Congress, and to stop the advance and cN-
cesses OF her troops pending the decision OF
the Powers. Unless this is done, the clrcll-
lar says, the Porte will consider Austria q
volator Of international law.
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Austria as n viOIatOr or International
AUCTIDN-ITpESES.
70 THE CITIZENS OF MANCHESTER
RICI1NinNn.

ITO THE CITIZENS OF MANCHESTER
l. AND RICHMOND:
Having rented the large and attractive storchOuse
on the corner of SINH and Hull stress. will open
on THURSDAY The l0rh day of October, ls -. a
tIRST-CLASS AUCTION-IIOUSE for the sal" OF
GOODS. WARES, and MERCHANDISE on con-
signment, at both private and public sale. FOR
CASH | will cndc:vOr to keep stock Of great va
ricty and most respectfully solicit consignmcnts of
all descriptions from the citizens OF each city,
plehgirg my best efforts 10 please all.
MY REAL. ESTATE OFFICE, until further no.
ticc, will be at the same old stand. No. 90 Hull
street; ana thanking generous public for The very
liberal patronage heretofore received. renew my
pledge to work diligently in the interest Of all pat
rOnS. i. d. "a MI SON.
Real Estate Agent and General Auctloncer.
W FISHER Salesman. Oc 5-lw
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A new post-office is established at Porter's
store, esimoreland county, Va. on the
route between Nomini Grove and Warsaw
with William II. Porter as postmaster. a
new post. office is established ut Hazel
Spring, Washington county, Va, on the
route from Hudson to SaltvilIe, with Bry-
ant A. Helton rs postmaster. a new post
office is established at Hyter's Gap, wash
ington county, Va, OH the same route, with
Alexander Little as postmaster. William
II. Garner isappointed postnlastera at Horeb,
Bedford county, Va. uice W. Fl. Turner.
The post-oftice ut New Upton, Gloucester
county. Va, is discontinued for want OF
candidate. The papers 20 to Gloucester
Courthouse.
President Hayes is to visit Montpelier,
Mr.. Madison's home, day after tomorrow.
The electric light was shown last week at
the Maryland Institute Fair.
Apricots are indigenous to the plains OF
Armenia.
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MANNED TEz.hsGENCf.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 5, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 5, 1878.
Steamship lIatteras, -, New York, merchandise
and passengers. &. W. Allen Il Co.. agents.
steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk Cntcae states
mail. merchandise and passengers l.. IL. IatuIn,
steamer Maggie. Clifford, Williamsburg and
Jamas-riyer landings. merchandise, D. w. Gibbons,
agent. ,,
I;ark SKandin. Copeland, Hampton Roads. In bal
last 10 Curtis Parker. to load flour Tor DraZli Tor
The Haxa-Crenshaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanrkc. Couch. New FORK. mercban.
dist. and pas cn-crs. G.. W. Allen & Co.. agcnts.
Steamer Alliance. Carr T. i!ndr'phla merchandise
and passcngrrs j. W. McCarrick, agent.
steamer George H. Stout, Pierce, Baltimore, ner-
chan,.Isc ami passengers. Powatan Steamboat Com
pauy. . ... :, ,,,..,, >-.-.o,,. ,x,.-
chandl>c, Currlc < Go. ,
schooner Mary pr &c, Candy, Baltimore, logs aud
slaves. Curtis K Parker. .
schooner j. H. Malloy, Abdll, New York, logs ana
slaves, Curtis & Parker. ,,,,,
schooner Maior William H. Tantuin, onoe, llllla-
dclphia, granite.
CLEARED.
Brig Daphne (Am.l, Copeland, Genoa, Hay, &c
haccC. +. ". Ilanncwinckel Go.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
s,,oorcr Joseph Porter, Robinson, Philadelphia,
October 81. ~ ,,.
Schooner Stlr-Sr anglcd Tanner, Mullen, hence, at
Philadelphia October 81.
by Telegraph.
Fort MONROE. October 5.-Sailed: EarH I arr
Ineuas. for Richmond.
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CpnCKExY.G GLASSWARE. dc.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF floral and bird decorations:
RICH VASES Of marine, bird AMI horal decorations;
BEAUTIFUL TDlLET-SETS of new designs.
THESE goods were manufactured and decorated Oy
Haviland & Co.. OF Limoges, France, especially 10
our order. - ~
BLUE CANTON CHINA DlNNER-SETS, and by
the single piece - o, >,>-
NER and TEh-SETS Of al the new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA ARE :;
4 new line Of TOILET WARE-vcrv handsome;
TIN TOILET-SETS In great variety;
HOUSEFURNIS1ING GOODS OF I'LL kinds;
All the novelties in FANCY GOODS
Parties are especially invited to call and examine
my stock whether they wish 10 purchase or not;
r. y. TAYLOR,
SCI l0ll Main street.
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Jeros \ Races.

JEROME pARK, n. T.. October 6.-The
track to-day was extremely dusty, and the
attendance very large. No poossellfng is
allowed Of, the track, but book.nlakers are
excited and betting lively. 75:5t.l -
The first race, mile dash, purse 1900, was
won by LouIanier; Perfection second, La
Belle Helene third. Time, 1:46a.
Second race-Nursery stakes, for two
year-olds, three-quarter mile, nine starters
won by King Ernest, colt out of Echo
Uncas second, Morris's colt third. Time,
LILO ~ r. .#. 4
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COIN IN THE MAILS.-The Post Office De-
partment has issued a circular to postmaS-
ters to the effect that it having been decided
that coin is malable matter, notwithstand.
ing the fact that the Department has always
advised the public against the use OF the
mails for the transmission Of valuable mat
ter, except by means OF money orders or in
sealed registered packages. prepaid ut letter
rates, if PARTIES desire to send coin as third
class matter in the exposed condition re-
uuired by law for that class, they can do so
at their own risk. Postmaster> are call-
toned not to state the amount OF coin con-
tanned in any package in their receipt there
for Washington Republican.
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER DATED DUBUQUE,
IOWA, SEPTEMBER Is, 1878:

my son James (now in his ninth year, from early
infancy suffered from = Eczema" covering nearly
suffering, and SCI ously affecting his general health
The only result OF The best medical treatment was
an occasional palliation of his distressing sylup-
toms and, by The advice of his physician, he was
taken last winter to the Hot Springs In Arkansas
but with no material benefit, In The early part OF
the summer put him upon The BUFFALO LITHIA
WATER, SPRING No. 2. Improvement was soon
manifest, and became rapid and decided. both rs TO
tue = Eczema y and his general health. A small
quantity OF the wafer, taken occasionally now.
Keeps the disease under control, and there Is every
reason 10 hope for his ea1i.e restoration"
5f34 ~, Jls.tt ye,.y.s.t >EE.a is oc 2-eoG4t
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The United States Consul at Annoy sug-
gests that there is Il market in China for the
lead that Is obtained from the Nevada silver
mines, and which is held OF little. account
there Tor want OF a market. Twelve thou.
SAND tons OF lead pei. annum is required
there forthe lining Of tea-chests. II. II.
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Cotton Burn ed.

MACON, GA, October 5.-Four cars on a
down freight train OF the Central road,
loaded with 156 bales OF cotton, were totally
consumed by fire yesterday seventy miles
from Macon. The track was slightly burned.
Sparks from the engine started the ire.
Loss, $4,000.
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Fire.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, October 5.-The store
of S. Il. Dobbie, at Homecoming, Allegheny
county. was burned last night. Loss. S10,-
900; insurance, SS,00O-about equally di-
yided in the Phoenix and 4Etna OF Hart.
ford, Home OF New York, and the North
British OF Liverpool.
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unknnxn head.

/. WASHINGTON, October 5.-The observer
Mt Life-Saying Station No. 8, coast OF Vir-
ginia, reports that the bodies OF two un-
known men washed ashore Wednesday
night near Life-Suving Station No. 4. ind
were buried by the crew Of that station.
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LIVERY STABLES.

THE AMERICAN STABLES Tor HIX's).
4 on Tenth street. having been rcnoyat,d aud i'm
proved are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS The
pubic Will always fluid on hand BuGGlES aGa
HARNESS ard SADDLE-HORSES.
iiuRSES TAKEN At LIVERY on moderate
S4"'O ga W. ). WOOD.
aim Agent for y. ". Lee.
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Conwresstona, Nominations.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, October 5.-The
Democrats Of the Twentieth district have
renoninated Alex. j. Thompson, and the
Nationals have nominated +. Il. Wendell.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, October 5.-The Green
hackers OF the Tenth district have nomi-
mated Hon. A. B. Longaker.
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The Walking Match.

NEW YORK, October at 1920 P. N.
O'Leary had made 378 miles and Hughes
302. Hughes walks with the greatest diff
Guilty, and with seeming pain.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 5.-God opened ut 10Ok.
Foon.-Slocks strong. Money on call, 3 per cent
Exchanxe-l.ong, 4S0; short, ASH. Stale bond:
quiet. Governments steady.
EUe1,rng.-Monry easy u! 3 per cent. Exchange
quiet at $50. Gold dull ut 1909: Governments firm
new SIS, 1054. States quer.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, october 5.-The weekly statement
OF the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increased S1,559.400: specie dccre;iset
S599,900; lccal-tendcrS decreased S2,3lS.5U0
deposits decreased S2,22S,GO0; circulation dc
| creased 100000; reserve decreased 1896 $50.
The banks now hold S7,436.Oo0 In excess OF lega
requi ements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 5.-Firginia 6's, deferred
6 consoS, 54sk: second series. 31k paSt-tlue cou
pons. Sly. North Carolina IS, cd, 161s new, 8
special tax, l. Ed to-day.
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A DRAWN Game.

PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The game OF
cricket between the Australians and Ph;la-
delphians was drawn at sos p. NJ.
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DISSERTATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

THE CONCERN OF l.. POWERS ID
Il son is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due the concern will he collected by l..
POWERS, and I'LL indebtedness Will he paid by l..
POWERS. L. row EKS,
Ii. W. POWERS.
l.. POWERS will continue the business rs COM
MISSION MERCHANT in all It's branches. Tlia.k-
fl for past avors and hopes by strict attention to
merit the same Il. fOH EkS.
oc 2-law4w
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xlME. CEMENT. AND PLATTER.
Z IMP PLASTER.
WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER
400 TONS or BE>T QUALITY.
For SALE BY
DC 3.7t DAVENPORT < MORRlS.
RAANRUPTGf.

No. 2730.
rEHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
4 ibn3l st day of August, A. -. 1854 warrant IN
bankruptcy was Issued out OF the District Court or
the United States for the Eastern District or Viz,
.,Iuia against the estate at john +. ,fachett, OF
Frederic sbrrg. Spot,ylylnia county. In said dis
trict. who has been adiudp"da bankrupt on hls own
petition that the payment OF any debts ana the de-
iycry OF any property belonging 10 said bankrupt
to him or for his use and he transfer OF any prop.
rriy by him. forbidden by law; that meeting oi
The creditor, OF said bankrupt u prove their 0tbt,
aud choose one or more asrgncGs III Ms ct!tc VIII
he held ut 4 court OF bankruptcy TO be holden NJ
Richmond, Va. before Thomas :. Atkins, ESD, Re-
cistr I'm Bankruptcy for said district, on the 18TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, \. ID. 1878. al O'CLOCK T. NJ
&. Il. RAMSDELL.
Sc 30-M2w United STATES Marshai.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE


RICH&OED. October 5. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 296 bushels. Rel, 9, $50 BUSH
els.
Constellation. 200 bushels trc-cxllibitctI).
OATS, 042 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Vhite. IS bushels at Sl.05.; 80 bushels
et II O3: 70 bushels very good 1T $40; lao
296 bushels. Rei, 20 bushels ON private Terms 34
bushels OH private terms 1872 bushels seed Fuz at
I1.lO: ~ bushels good Fuhz ut 81: 46 bushels
common Ful;z at 95c.; 37S bushels on priyat:
Fuz at ? siI 10 10 Hse ste set at
Sl.1O: 20 bushels common FuI,z ut SIC. 40
bushels common Fuliz 1T s5c.; 40 bushels FulIz at
Lancaster at *l.07; So bushels common tuIrz at
95c.; 32 bushels very good F FIJI Al fiGs: IA
private terms: 40 bushes very good f'ullZ at
: l.U3-totaI, 2,o3S bushels
Flour.
Fine, 50: srperAne, &3:75@$4: extra. $500
$40 common family, s5@:5.25 fancy brands
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. October 5, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised & hpgsheads. The
offerings At auction on Change were 81 packages:
OF which number IL were taken in, and the re-
mainder sold at prices ranging from $40 10 So.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $1.5O@s2; medium
to good :3@:4.
Leaf.-Comrnon, $4MS5 medium, 5000; good,
SSQ$10; the, $1lWSl4.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Common colory, S3m:4.
FHierS.-ComlnUn. S4mSJ: medium, s5GlS7:
goni S7mS10: line. Sl0HiSl3
S,aOktrs.-Cnmmo,I. S7GSS.5O: medium. s9GA
I'll: good, Sl0@Sl3; tine, SljM$lS: fancy. SIS
r:22.
Wr0ppers.-Common. $l2@sl5: medium: $ls
MS2j: good, S300:iJ; line, s6OM*1Q; fancy,
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ia ES.

lTATE TAXES, 1878.
Tl. STATE.TAX BILLS for 1879 are now
ready. and may tc naid a, me ONCE OF 'e hss'''ah'
Treasurer. No. 10 Eleventh street. ..
:. G. TISSLEY, Assistan; Treasurer.
OCTOBER %. Wv -
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
~ EGUTkD nj: the DISPATCH PRlSTiNas
HQLSE.ir: n2..aIll I;,,Eg s-.'I,.f-,'. =
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Flour.


Fine, So: superfnc, S3.7jM$4 extra. $4,000
S4.75; common family, S5@:5.25 fancy branas
rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

GOVERNMENT AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Secretary
of War recently received a telegram, signed
by the presidents OF thirty charitable asso'
Citations in New Orleans, in regard to his
suspension OF the order 10 deliver 10000
rations to the fever-sufferers in that city for
the reason that the Towards had sufficient
funds. A subsequent investigation on the
part of the Secretary has resulted iii eStab'
fishing the fact that notwithstanding the
efforts OF the Towards and others there is
want and suffering. which cannot be re-
heved without Government aid. The Sec.
rotary has therefore ordered the 10000 ra'
lions to be sent forward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

PROPOSED VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO MONT
PEL!ER - FIRE - CIRCUIT C0URT-WHEAT-
SEEDING. &C.
IEnrrcsrnI. q of tlie RiclrA nd Iiisratch ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07
PETERSBURG.

-, ros THE YELLow-FEvER SUFFER-
MORE AZ, 90, ,TycAL MaTrERs--ARREsTED FOR
observation-disclosures ar woEK--LIfE IN"
ssTSs ss coLLscTioS--oo1roS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
Nusfdnoif&e Hunof&au.

Dis bic yGiuilta GattOIica~ aus Rom
msIbst, fnb aae Nadri9ten bssisIi4 bss
@bbrud,s Der 9srbanblunssn swiiden Rom
unb Berlin fali5; aneerieits 1T ss aber
aud fiber, idrsibt iis, bab bic gerbanbs
Iunssn wabrideialt3 ni9t 70 baIb ,u sinsm
prattiidsn ReiuItate fiibren wsrbsn. IS
sibt babel un3dblise S9wieristeiten unb
duBerlt compIicirte 5rassn. Der Yapit
wia bic uupsriabrbaren &e9ts Der Rir4e
unuerIsst bspabren, wdbrenb 5lrit Siss
mard ni9t barauf usrsidtet, aus ben Ras
tboIseu ebsnfO pieIe ssfisiss anbanser fur
feline Wiui9s gu MAIDEN. Die Orsane
bss 3an,Isrs IaHsn iid babin aus, bieisr
perlanse suuOr bic pOllitdnbise aaflSiuns
bss gentrums ais pOlitiide partei, ober
pieImebr behen 9sridmsI3uns nit ben sOu:
pernementalen @onieruatiuen. Die Ratbos
liten ioaen ii9 gu WsrtSeusen far ibn bers
ssbem; oas 1T bas 3ieI, wsldes er uerfoIst.
gs 1T wObl aberilaiiis, beruOrsubsbea, baB
bic &atboIiten Oeuti4Iaubs fi5 ME gu bic:
fem vWariOustten'0 0rabtpuppsn'Spfem~