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RitI,nlond 1lsNahtlh.
:.,-rsnAy NOVEMBER 70, 1878.
DANvILI.E.
..o.ronacuee OF the Richmond Dispateh.l
ICc!i1sPV >Snrr,,n.p q 1879

rps0GnlpDce OF the tN3SHbsohN a1'Sp"N~,s.s
NOVEMBER 8, 1878. 4
TIM lumber.miil of Messrs. Womack O
r,1;Se,hurs was destroyed by hre between
,i Invent and dayhresk this morning. Inc
n .nr;y and all the fixtures, togetne t,'
r ..a about 10000 feet OF lumber ana hoss-
""s WEI, valued at $500. were DESTROYED.
~ estimated at about $1,000; insured ~
~, IT, Iondon Imperial for $1,000.
lux n.m nrrSt ;bn events OF this very quiet,
A ~. ,,S. he mentioned the trial Of Charles
%ey pr Is ny special jury OF Judge Aiken's
t,nnrt In August last, after making some
snnlicatioa TO Captain Duggcr, an a'dcf.
"ir" which, he refused, Burks fired 4 piS-
t ni, q; Digger, the ball OF which Knocked
te .. soyrrai or Dugcer'S teeth and otherwise
GU Qua him about the face. Judge j. X.
Tr;sn,omdson. OF Rockbridge, the guardian
tt'' r,,rSs. attended the trial, and Major j.
" normsn, 0! Lexington, assisted Mr.. L.
~ pcstros<, OF the city, in the defence.
Dds was sentenced TO n fine OF $3.50 and
imprisonment for SIX months In The corpo"
ration jail.
The The tract Of land lying near Barksdale
..,,5t in Halifax. which formerly belonged
" Ar Jacob Thomas, OF this city, and on
roh;rh he for long time resided, was sold
I,y or two ago Mt public auction for
g, son The cash payment was $500, and
The palancc is TO be paid in two equal an.
rnol ;ny,almcnts. There are $50 acres in
chs tract, good dwelling-house, and a
nn,nIrnent OF other buildings. Tell Pro-
fnssnr Howard Miller the average was S7.20
pcr acre. il you please.
We have information that the town or
IaoLSyi,lc, y. c., has voted 100000 for any
-,IIroad that will run out from Danville
through or by LeaSsyille; that the town OF
Wo6ISon has voted 1000 for an extension
~ thc road 10 Madison; and that four
townships in Rockingham county, \. o.,
have promised $4,000 for the said ROAD.
Al meeting OF the supervisors OF the
county on the 9th instant it was ordered that
Supervisor 4. j. Clark and treasurer y. u.
Blair Use the money OF the sinking iuDd In
the purchase OF the county bonds 1T the low
CT rate obtainablc. At this meeting Urea
su-er Blair laid before the Board cancelled
coupons 10 the amount OF S6.6l5, and was
rtoucStcd 10 retain them till the March
meeting In reference to the returns OF de-
En0uentS Il TO county taxes 1t was ordered
fba. comics Of the several lists be placed in
the hands OF tie conStablcs OF the respective
districts. and that the accounts be collected
according to law.
Tie people OF the city have had an oppor-
tunity several nights OF this week OF seeing
and hearing the photograph. "Well, 1t is
wonderful, but very simple" is the eNcla-
nation OF many; but some declare they are
sill incredible" about 1t.
More beautiful weather than we have had
for the last several days and nights could
not have been desired. ALPHA.
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2Aas acs be ' sss rrss s rssS
rm I'M .srIa,,s ILogs1sg; sunpoWder, s1.a5@L75
Hides. Leather. &c.
!, Htdss: Green. @5e.; dry saited. 12a13c.: dr.
MIL ahls daSpdSc; wee salted, wei sailed calf
Leata Sole leather. oak. s0ase sole leathe,
hss isassc os se fp 6es5 s9 es
sslns sraach. si.l5@ss 5 b.: rough sirti tin sa
Iysn. steel. nails. &c.
sro no Ansr.ean rsaned. Old Domin!on. 90
@z 2.lOc. = D.; English and American sheet 90
5c.: Swede5. ham mered. 5Xc.: hooD, ,4S,6.: Pix
t,ss,; vlFg1nia soa!.biast >. sliarcoal. s2s@s32
thracite s2o@s2e: West yirvinia coke. SCI @s23.
En,ts; Ola Dosssin,on $3.50 per keg Tor stand
Ptesgh- Castt1g8: wholesale, &c.; retail, 4@
S1p o. W. Manila. best. Ias1sc into sao.
xs slss AAsa '0''o'' lAe': HD''s' ase'' "00neD
~ Liaasrs, Wines. &c.
de: Scotch, best brands, pin,s s2@s2.s5 ?
Braadies: Domestic. s1.a56s2: fruit. slle@
virginia peach. 81 @sa-50. ~
Rue Ighiskeys. Medium 81 81 m52: pure old, Sc
@S4: Virginia mountain. new, s2@$2.50, I'D
SZ.oDedS3-I0 and upwards. . ti@-f.zi .-# =
Gin: Domestic. 81 .250s2: impor,ed, 80 = case
Eet2 EnGlnnd Rum :: sl.5O@s1.6O.
Rsetlfed Whts4evs: Market advancing; proof.
.4 =, Lumber. Slaves, SC. Is.
Lumber: White oak, al26sl5 a l. o0n: Wes,e,n
s1S6S65 a 1000: yellow pine boards, i 8 1Sl3
toSt. Sl0@S14. according to lengths. Snang,es-.
Pine. &2.50MS5; cypress six-inch. S5MS 9.25
1000. Laths-Spnt, 81; sawed, s1.501SI.6
1000. @"..r; - - = g!t-a - :.
Stnpea: Whskey- barrel timber. green. 81 SMs2a5
1000: seasoned. S20(dS25 : l,00G, Elour-oarre
timber. s2G.s5 2 1000. Flour-barre poles, s5 !;
hogshead-hoops, Toe q bundle. =. :
-. l.s..-' Powder. Shot. ZEE. -.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35ctGSl.25 =, 100 feet
Po11dsr: 1915 by the five kegs-leSs than FIVE
Kegs, s6.23; blasting, S3.25G$3.50.
Sh0t: Northern. 81 .65 = bag OF rs lbs.
Grlndstonss: 1Aa2kc. n b. H.. ~
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILRo4D COMPANY.

-. hICHaoND AND pETERSBCEGi
RAILRo1D COMPANY.
SUNDAY, November 10,
u 1878, trains Oh this road will run Us follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
11:S5A 4. IL, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
- Tor Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, sa-
yannah, Ea'e, Mnsa a''n @s% e; MasEs.
and HI rSin:s sonth and Southwest.
.. Stops ut Manchester only.
o." 40 sunday. makes. close connection ut
Petersburg with me Atlantic. Ms
&. .... s.. s!<sip,>s and Daio rail r"ah for lynch
fars, Farnyilie, and other local sta-
tons on that road, making same
time ~ b, a,y other iine" stols AZ
4:aop.M. AcCoNMoDATION TRAIN daily
texcep, sunday. ,l'ssseEscrs takang
TINS train viii make close connection
..-- at Petersburg 4 r SoriciS.
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh.
sies,inr.csr for Wilmington and tie
South. Stops Only ~ Manchester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:sa A. NJ, TARoUGH NAIL daily, e2a nrg s,,a
with Richmond, FreoercksMrs a,ia
Po:omac rairoad foy all points Sorta.
East. aud West. stops NJ hanehes'ee
,,, n ssnSscSdnMg sMiSo5D TRAIN daily
'''''>' iexcept sunday. Stops at AL sta'
7:o5 P. ". NCicoMMopATIoS TRAIN a, s, daily sisg
'.'' texcept sunday. stops AZ an ga
sas r. NJ. THEoyGn MAn . daily. :Sansc ass
potomac railroad Toy all point ssSs s
| - and West. Also, making close con N.Y.
tion With the ChesaiS2Se AIN S my
ra,,ro,d for tie Virginia SIrspgs s ..,,
n ali noili,s North aud West. Tnis etain
stops at Manchester and an, MEAT stsst from
! ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg
shs AGTRoN gsnne%Sa fl So s
.esssssy at 900 A. y s saa rs Superintendent.
| no @ - - rs 81 .sg.ss 6.''-s&a7 ts5
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The Ninth District.

THE QUESTION sETTLED-RICHMoND ELECTED
BY NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED MAJORITY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l u
ABINGDON, November 1l.-WiSe county
officially gives Newberry 279; Richmond,
ga; McMullin, 80; Campbell, 49,. This
elects Richmond beyond oil doubt. p.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Especial telegram to the D,spatch.l
BRISTOL, Tenn. AND Va, November H.
Richmond Is 47o ahead Of McMullin, and
few precincts in Buchanan unreported.
He is elected by not less than 400.
,-,,e&.. .ti ]. G. FOWLER.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT
WQShjHyton, November 9.-The Treasury
now holds S34S. SOC, 100 in United States
bonds TO secure bank circulation, and 3d.
S0S.4O0 in United States bonds to secure
public deposits. United States bonds de.
posted on account OF subscription to per
cent. loan, 1885, 600; United States bonds
deposited for circulation for the week end
Ing to-day, S7jC,000; United States bonds
held for circulation withdrawn during the
week ending to-day, SG32,900. National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency
notes, 1921, 425,G05; gold notes, Sl,4G7, 800.
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TELEGRAPHIg NEWS J.
FROM ALL PARTS or'THE WORLD.

THE CONTEST IN THE NINTH DISTRICT
KNIGHTS TEMPLkR THE ST EaT Art
GRAvE-RosBERY: CASE; NO cLBw 10 The
THIEVES YET-oBfTUARY--THE sMoUL-
DERING RUINS OF THE CAPE MAY FIRE
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE CONTROVERSY,
ARREST oF'AN ALLEGED CoNsPIRATOR1 IN
THE WHITAKER WTEL-CAsE-THE BEAU
FORT. 5. c., MURDERER KILLED BYsARAIL-;
ROAD TRAIN-lNHUMAN TREATMENTOF
LUNATIcs AT COLUMBUS. OHIO. BY FE-
MALE ATTENDANTS At THE
GEORGIA STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM
THREE MEN KILLED INA
CoLLIERY-ELECTIoN ITEMS : FOREIGN
NEWS, &C., &C.
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pUlS'TING-9EOCSEs.

pR1ET1SG-IRoJSE S.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUS
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one or the = Il EST ANS BEST
EQUIPPED JOI, OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CONF
aiucd with sk!lIul mechanical talent. we are pre-
n,r,d 70 execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES every descriptssSoI
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SICH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS. .-'t F..
-. YISITiNG-CAEDs. Is.
rKUFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDlNt~GanIE.
SAOWCARDs,
- MAN.rEsTS.
.a..r BILLS lADING, .'
Is >a. -. RECEIPTS
BILL HEADS sg...
b LEYTER-HEADS .,.. ..... '.t-
NOTE-RE.tDs. ..., Is.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
MITES DRAFTS
DRuG-LAbELs TAGS,
PAMPHLETS AasuMESrs,
BRIEFS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work III manner that cannot be sur
| passed. 49,, ~,
/ Orders from the country promptly allea aud as-
| lvered by express or mail. g
we Win cheerfuly furnish estimates ana SEM
| .amples when required, NH la-asw,&T
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IL, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IL, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia merchandise
and passengers. j. w. Mct.arrick. agent.
Steamship Isaac Bel. Lawrence. New YORK, ner-
chanlisc and passengers Old Dominion Steamship
Schooner William j. Lanbdcn, Applcg:rth, Alex
anrlria, wheat. Gallrgo Mitls
Schooner John A. Curtis, Quilnn, ph!adeiphia'
coal TO order. " a., ,>,,
hay, Simpson, Bass co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. i. Iatuln,
agent. w ,- ~, ~
Schooner Z. T. Birgs Quian, New York, mer-
chandisc. Curtis C Parker.
Schooner Sarah Shubc-t, Stcclnlan, New YORK,
Ties, Curtis & Parker.
By telegraph.
DISASTER.
BOSTON, November 11.-Schooncr Conquest,
from Richmond for Halifax, put into Prorncetown
to-day with foresail torn and bulwarkS damaged III
2 heavy gale.
BosTON. November l1.-Arrived United StLtes
NEW y DIRK. November il.-Arriped: HeiVelia
Alelcrs. Regulator. Arrived out Councillor. Syrig
Proponies, Pennsylvania, Sesrinn. Homeward:
iona, New Orleans; LoYaiue, Norfolk; Captain
MadSen.
NEW YORK, November 1l.-Arrived: City Of
Macon, Montana. Arriyedout: Circassian. 90
NEW YORK. November l1.-Arrived Schiedam.
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Cruelty TO LunafiCs.

COLUMBUS, ONO, November 11.-An in
restigation by the authorities Of the Central
Lunatic Asylum into charges that some fe-
male attendants have been guilty OF cruel
treatment to patients contided to their care,
has shown that for some months certain at
PENDANTS have been in the habit ducking
patients for violation Of rules. Ten OF The
female attendants have been discharged,
and the investigation still continues.
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TIE SAND-HILL ORATOR Boasts OF DE-
FrATlyG BUTLEg-San Francisco, Novem-
her l0.-Carl Brown, Denis Nearney'S
private secretary. read 4 speech at Sand
Lots t0-day. in which he stated that kear-
ncy dc>i.ncdly defeated Butler by incendi-
ary speeches in western Massachusetts.
Kcarncy decided three weeks before cleo
ton to beat Butler, but thought he could
accomplish more by seeming to be Buffers
friend than by coming out against him, SO
he stayed with bin until the week before
election. when he made his very ineendlary
speeches. '..
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Business Revfvins ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS, November 11.-Business is rap
idly improving. The wharf to-day is lined
with steamers discharging freight, the stores
are crowded with customers from the inte-
rior, and the general aspect in commercial
circles is most encouraging.
Charles D. Steinkushl, prominent citi-
zen, died OF the fever last night after lin
gerlng illness, and Colonel Brincklcv, owner
OF the Peabody Hotel, is reported dying at
Iuka Miss
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The Cane May Fire.

CAPE MAY, N. j., November 1.-THE
ruins OF Saturdays fire are still shoulder
ing. The residents generally have gotten
over the alarm, and to-day are at their usual
avocations. Everything in the path OF the
flames. covering forty acres, was utterly
ruined. The beach shows nothing but
mass OF burned and ruined lighthouses. In
some places efforts are being made to clear
away the debris.
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The Whitaker wi.l.Case Conspiracy.

PHILADELPHIA, November IA warrant
was issued this morning for the arrest Of j.
B. Reed, one OF the alleged conspirators in
the Whitaker wiI-case. The affidavit
charges Reed with larceny as bailee, and
states that some time since Reed borrowed
iroma gentleman in this city original letters
patent and deeds TO nearly 100000 acres Of
laud in Brunswick and Craven counties. n.
G.. upon the representation that he had a
purchaser for the lands. Reed destroyed
the deeds, which had never been recorded,
and substituted false ones, in which the
names OF former Mayor Of Philadelphia;
John Binns, once welEknown local alder
man, and others, were named Us principals
and witnesses. These deeds, carrying with
them the land, were first recorded in North
Carolina, and then sold to party in Cam
den. The charge Is also made that Reed, in
conjunction with George N. Townsend,
who is now awaiting trial on Il similar
charge, have put upon the market forged
deeds for nearly 100000 acres OF land in
West Virginia, and that these deeds have
been recorded in that State.
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Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, November IL. - ficialand
unofficial returns give Bisbee, Rep, for Com
gress. 1872 majority. To-day is the legal day
for closing the canvass in the counties.
Bisbee telegraphs from Alachma e The
County Board is arbitrarily rejecting good
returns. Have the United States marshal
come tomorrow without fail" t
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obituary..

CHICAGO, November In. D. Judd. ex-
congressman and Minister TO Berlin under
Liucpln's administration, is dead. ~
SAN Francisco. November 11.-Henry
w. Larkin, formerly one OF the proprietors
OF the Sacramento Union, is dead.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November. l1.-GeorSe
Philip Dorm, for many years proprietor OF
daily Of the Southwest, died suddenly this
morning.
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,Fhe Fisi, cry Dispute.

~ OTTAWA, November n.-SirA. j. Gait is,
here for the purpose OF assisting the Gov
!ernmert in the preparation OF the. Canadian
case in The fishery dispute for information,
.of tho British Foreign Office. He will be
sent TO England by the Dominion Govern.
mont to present Its view OF the case.
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Three MEN KILLED I'm "a Colliery.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, November 11.-Three
men-two brothers named Martin and John
Murray and James N cHugh-wcre killed at
Locust Gap, in the Spring colliery, to-day.
Two cars that were being hoisted together
became uncoupled and the hind ear ran
furiously down the slope, killing the three
workmen before they could get away from
the track q
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NOONsuINERS Cincinnati, No
vcmber "a Charleston (W. Va.) dispatch
says that the United States Court now in
session there has one hundred and eighty
one indictments against moonShiners before
1t. There are likely to be three or four
hundred of these indictments before the
close OF the session. The illicit distlleries
are said 10 be terribly demoraliZed.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. November IL. 1878.
The breaks to-day were % hogsheads. The offer
ings at auction on Change were 81 packages; Of
which were sold.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.50@s2; medium
to sood, s3@S4.
LeaE-Common, s4Gs5; medium, 5000; good,
Ss@S10; fine, 311@S14.
-=..-t. BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory, S3@S4. 80.
Fhers-Common,. S4@$5; medium, s5@S7;
good, S7@S10; fine, Sl0GlSl3
Sm0kers.-Common. S7@SS.50: medium. S9M
s1l !: good, sl0@$i3; fine, $l5@S1s; fancy. SIS
@$22.
M$25: good, S30@S45; fine, s60@$7p; fancy,
s75MS9O.
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BuFFALO LsTHgA WATER

MIR. EaSor: During the epidemic of Scarses-Fever
which h,.i been prevailing for year ia shis city,
and is II scarcely ended, have been pivia2 my pa
Iirnts Buffalo Liha Water I'D i,5ituDt, and 10 the
exclusion of all other water for drinking purposes
In IA case since have pursued this coarse nave
lasnal paieas either during the attack or the COW
y.aiesccncc. With this experience IA y number 81
an q hearing OF favorable results in the hEac-
lice of other physicians In ts city who have used
the same means, have thought II worthy OK mole
In your Journal. II this result Is proDter hoc we
are enabled 10 rid Scar!ctFeyer Of one OF It's most
DANGEROUS concomitants.
There Is scarcely any unusual taste TO this wafer.
i added, patients rink IL with avleity.
| CIV. 2. BROCK, VI. D.
hief+s0' '|'' no 6.eod3t
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ELECTION OF COLONEL. RICHMoND.-LynCh-
burg, w., November 10.-Dispatches re-
scciyed here announce the election Of Colo.
mel James b. Richmond. Democratic nomi-
nee, TO Congress from the Ninth district Of
Virginia, over Newberry and McMullin,
Independents, aud Campbell, Republican,
by a handsome majority. dispatch
TO the baltimore Sun. r.
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The New York Mysteries Still Unrav.
e3!an

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE reports
published this morning that clew to the
whereabouts OF the body OF a. T. Stewart
has been found have not been confirmed to-
day. The truth OF such reports is denied
at police headquarters. Stewards body and
the thieves who stole it are still hidden from
the police. Judge Hilton has no new in
formation.
At police headquarters it is stated that
there are no new discoveries in the matter
OF the Manhattan Savings-Bank robbery.
The thieves and stolen bonds are still be-
yond the reach OF the police.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 11.-Gold opened at look.
Noon.-Stockst firm. Money on call. d@6 Der
cent. Gold, LAOS. Excllange-Long. 4so1; Short,
4Sh5. Governments firm. State bonds dull
Euentng.-Mouey. 8 per cent. Exchange, 4S0k
Gold. 100h. Governments finer new SIS, lU5X.
States steady. -. a. -,
BALTIMORE. 49,
BALTIMORE, November 11.-ylrgnia 6's. old, 20 {;
deferred OK: consols, 52A; second series, 20: past
due coupons. 79ls North Carolina 6's, old, 10 !;
new, 8. Bid to-day. 30. SSH Tee. "a r-..I
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Fire ata LuuatIe asyrum.

MACON, GA, November IA fire at the
State Lunatic Asylum at Milledgevile de-
stroyed several out-buildings, storehouses,
and supplies. There'werc no accidents to
the inmates. but much excitement prevailed.
Loss about $1,000.
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Deadlock ON the Ncw.Yorl. Brooklyn
RridSc ls&} -ss2.Is.t. &.

NEW YORK, November 11.-Judge Barrett
has refused snandamus to compel the
Comptroller to pay another million dollars
towards the completion OF The bridge to
Brooklyn on the ground that the eight mil
lion dollars voted by Brooklyn and New
York has been extended.
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Mnssacs,usetsn,

81 BosToN, November II A recount oi the.
votes In the Third district shows no mate,
rial change In the plurality of Field, Rep
whose election Is assured beyond doubt.
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A Refaulter Sentenced.

CANTON, Ono, November I 1:-Judge
Meyer, of the Common Pleas Court, to-day
sentenced George Fessler. The deiaulting
treasurer OF the Stark Company, to ten
years imprisonment in the penitentiary at
hard labor, and to pay fine OF $1,000 and
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No New Cases OF Fever Mt New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, November 11.--No deaths
nor no; new cases OF yelloW-feyer have oc-
Cured in the past twenty-four hours up TO
g p. AZ. to- day. Il rs G 81 ,5':s5'a. :3cc
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Hearx S,o1tau shtnmcnt.

Australian, for Liverpool, cleared to-day
100000, the largest cargo ever shipped
from this port. 1..-se..
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BANKRUPTCY.
CARPETS. MaTTINGs. DC.

TUSTRECElvED, OUR FAIL STOCK.
u A full line of CAR PETS and OIL-CLQTliS OF
all grades; RUG MATS. DRuGGETs, 81 aDES,
CIJRThINS, which we are offering al iow prices,
Also, a fun line OF PAPER-HANGtNGS.k All orders
ptouip''' PHILLIPS & JENNINGS, &
: No. 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin stree
Z Sc 17.2m
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OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1I2 bushels. Red, $3.50 BUSH
OATs.-762 bushels ..'.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIIEAT-White. 40 bushels good at Sl.05; "a
bushels good at 81 .05; As bushels ut Sl.05-total,
l22 bushels. Rsd.4s bush Is fnr Fu "a at 9se
nix sed at " '
bushels GOOD Eu,z At 81 81 bushels prime Lancas-
sI.o5; SO Bushels good Fulz at 81 .o2; 40 bushels
al 81 sc bushels at S1.02; a. bushels at 97c; 81
Futz al 81; so bushels common Fultz at 93c.: 500
bushels very good Lancaster Oh private terms; 40
bushels very good Bultz at 95c.-tolal, 1850 blsi-
els. ....
OATS -l2 bushels spring at 32c.
The following were the offerings on Change dur
Ing the month ending October 81, 1878: ..,..
HAeat-Whitc, 1854 bushels; red, "a ,496 BUSH
corn-Whlic. ls.sn9 bushels; yellow, 1,4O4
bushels: mixed, 1850 bushels.
O0ts-l2.2o0 bushels.
Rye-152 bushels.
Medi-966 bushels.
PedS-72 bushels.
Bedns-l0 bushels.
P0tntDes-170 bushels.
Orchard. Grass See3-l2 bushels.
FGrSecd-22 bushels.
Corn on the Co6-40 bushels.
Barley-IS bushels.
Appended In the secrctary's record Of the mouth
ly transactions arc the following remarks:
1t is proper TO remark that the above report OF
oftrin is far from repre- sening the whole of the
thousands OF bushels of wheat. corn. and oats arc
exhibited on Change Ito arIive, chiefly from The
West. which arc scarcely ever reported except when
ST eS are made: moreover, quantities OF produce are
sold outside Of Change that never appear or
Change at all, and quantities are also bought IN
other localities ana brought here and delivered 10
the buyers without being reported 10 the secretary
OF the Corn Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12
9Aselg.Conrcsseel Muftercrr killed.

Z ASelf.COnicssea MufNeTcr "A tfcu'
AUGUSTA, Ca, November 11.-Peter
Freenan. the Bull-iiyer 6. CD seff-con-
fessed murderer, who was recently extra.
;dited from England, was run over and
killed Saturday nigh by o. railroad train ut
this place " bite attempting to escape from
tue sheriff,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12
Failure Of n Dry.Goods House.

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BOSTON, MASS, November lid. c.
Griswold & Co., wholesale dealers in dry
goods, have failed.