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National Republican., 1878-10-07
Go TO Julius Lansburgh for shades.

EIsEMAS Bros, corner Of eth aud streets,
arc acknowledged the Clothicrs OF Washington.
National Republican., 1878-10-07
AnL,r KnnrI,rd Ont.

- aud - PlntulOOns to order stl li,h
Eiscn..H Bios, corner OF 7lh aud l. streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-07

ArTESTiOE! First class French kid Boots,
at $50, and goat button Boots 81, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 49l Pennsylvania
avenue,
National Republican., 1878-10-07

OUR $40 Black Cheviot Suits take the lead
Eiseman Bros, corner Of 7th and l..
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An USEH ENTS.

NOBBY Suitings SlS; Suits 10 order. Else
man Bros corner of 9TH and 4 streets.
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Dhiriri NJ G'uuIiu, Gnmiym HU1hhrg,ou, ~:
I,J, \, RUFF, CaSlI r Of the nhOvr.nuInrd bank
do .ulrIuny swear TINT III" above statement Is true 10
the best VI my knUwlrdsu aml ruipE,
j. \. UIF, Cashier
Suls rlhrl and sworn TO eiuTr ~" this s. day of
Oc"h"r, ls,o ALBERT u, IiCFF,
Notary Public
COIitE "T-AttUSt:
:. NORMFNT.
JAS. l. BARBOUR, Directors
W, II. tLAGEIT
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1 IIres.

Julius LAN-EUEGII, the Popular Low. Priced
Carpet Fuui,hcr, I31 7tA, brlwccn b and Z.
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Amuscmcnts and Excursions.
CoYiQvE.-Nsriety performance.
NATloSAL THEATRE.-UuCie Toms Cabin.
National Republican., 1878-10-07

MEMS heavy kip Boots, at sl.75, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania
ayeuIo
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
George J. JOhnson-dry goods.
Theatre Comiluc-new company
Statement Central National Bank.
National ThcatrC-unclo Toms Cabin.
Lecturc-Nntional College OF Pharmacy.
Proposals for constructing two truck houses.
National Republican., 1878-10-07

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily nt SpivCrs Wholesale Butter
store, corner Ninth and L streets Prices Gs low as
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-07
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

For District notes see third page.
For amuscments see second page.
miscellaneous matter on third page.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-22
Iettcr-Carriers, Pay.

The House Committee ON POST Offices and
Post-Roads has agreed to report Represen
tative Quiun's bill to fix the pay of letter.
carriers. It provides that in all cities Of
seventy-ive thousand inhabitants and up.
wards there shall be two classes OF letter
|.carriers, to lie fixed by the Postmaster
General. The salaries OF carriers of-the
first class, who shall have been in the SER
vice at least one year, shall be one thousand
dollars per annum, and the salaries OF the
carriers of the second class shall be eight
hundred dollars per annum. In all cities
containing population Of less than seventy
five thousand, and OF twenty thousand
and upwards, there shall be one class of let
ter-carriers, who shall receive a salary OF
$3.50 per annum. Upon recommendation Of
the postmaster Of any city the Postmaster
General may establish third grade Of let.
ter-carriers, known as auXillaries, who shall
be paid at the rate OF $500 per annum. The
appointments OF letter-carriers in cities hay
ing two or more classes shall be made to the
class having the minimum rate OF pay, and
promotion, from the lower grades in said
cities shall be made to the higher grades at
the expiration OF one years service, on the
certificate OF the postmaster to the faithful
ness and efficiency OF the candidate during
the preceding year. Washington special
Baltimore american.
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A twenty-dollar note was received on
Saturday at the Redemption agency in
Washington from New York city bank,
two-thirds OF which was counterfeit and the
other third genuine. The two parts were
pasted together very nicely.
A private mint for coming counterfeit
trade dollars was broken up in Philadelphia
on Saturday evening. Cooper Weltz and n
woman named Sarah Page were captured
with metal and all the implements.
John Thomas, mining-stock broker and
late president of the Queen OF the West
Siyer-Mlning Company OF New York. has
made an assignment. Liabilities, SSS,000
assets merely nominal. VA
Powers, CASTOR & Co., extensive jobbers
in boots and shoes, in New'York, have sus-
pended. Liabilities, S280.0G0; nominal as
sets, $265,000; real, s150,000.
George L. Watrous & Co., iobbers in hats,
furs, and straw goods, Broadway, New
York, have assigned. Liabilities. 100000 ;
assets unknown.
Two boys, George Koschesker aud John
Winters, broke through the Ice while ska
ting ut C0lumbusyille, Long Island, on Fri
day, and were drowned. ..: i.ss IS
The funeral OF the Fenian, Mccarthy,
took place in Dublin Sunday, and was
. followed to the cemetery by sixty thousand
persons. 80 s.
Thomas Hunt, almost the last OF the old
line merchants OF New York, died on Fri
day; aged seyenty-nine. HI d t.S Il
An insurrection has broken out in Thes-
sally. The Turks have taken refuge ia The
fortress at Yal0, and two hundred Christian
refugees have arrived at Athens. 81, !.
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What Turkey Codes.

The Daily 7elegraph's correspondent al
Pera says that negotiations have commenced
1t is stated the Turkish penipotentiaries
have been instructed that they may offer tc
make Batouln free port, cede the territory
on the Asian frontier nearly as far as Kars
and dismantle the Notifications OF Kars and
Erzeroum. They may also propose the fs
lowing programme for discussion by the
European conference: The Balkans to be
considered the southern limit OF Bulgaria
Roumania to be independent; the Darda
nelles to be open TO men-of-war Of all ma
tons; and the settlement Of the Montene
grin and Seryial questions to be tenlpora
rily deferred.
1t is reported Russia has demanded thai
Adrianople be included in Bulgaria; also
the cession of Batoum and the opening o!
the DardaneIles to Russian and Turkish
men-of-war only.
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The French Geographical Society gave a
banquet to Henry NJ. Stanley at the Hotel
Louvre on Saturday night, which was a
magnificent affair. James Gordon Bennett
was present. In his reply to toast Mr..
Stanley attributed the chief glory OF his eX-
ploratious to Mr.. Bennett. He proposed
that the river Congo bear the name OF Liv-
ingston. The Minister of Public InStruc-
ton bestowed the. decoration OF the AGA
demical Palm on Mr., Stanley, and the So
ciety has awarded gold medal to the Afrl-
can explorer.
LONDON, January 21.-The Russian official
telegram dated Kezanlik Friday states that
the Turkish peace delegates arrived at Her.
manli Thursday, and were received with
military honors by order OF the Grand
Duke Nicholas. They started, under escort,
for Kezanlik, where they were expected to
ARRIVE Saturday.
Adyices from Cape Town, dated January
LIST, rensTt a general rising among the Cal
kos. Martial law has been proclaimed, and
in an engagement with the natives the Bri.
fish troops were successful.
King Humbert took the oath on Saturday
at Rome. In his speech he promised to
thoroughly uphold Italian unity and con-
form to the measures inaugurated by his
father. Amnesty is to be granted to politl'
cal offenders.
The correspondent OF the Times at Pera,
telegraphing on Sunday, announces that the
Russians have entered Adrianople.
GRAyEsEND, ENGLAND, January 20.-Cleo
patra's needle arrived here to-day. 7
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Ho-NDH
Country Produce.

.. MONDAY, January II, 1878.
Country Produce. i
Bees,oar: 23c. m;
B@t1eT: Prime to choice yellow, 22@23c.: fair 10
2o Corn Heal: eo@s5c. p bushel for country.
DR. 1T,e si FTnit: Apples sS4c . b.: peaches
Ppf fe. 4 Nc ss Siacl berries Sist &C.
Egox: In barrels, 13c. p dozen: In crates, l4c
Very dull. ,.o.o 80. ,n,o, Ok.
FYarseed: 81 p bushe: =.
Groundpeas: s1.25@sl 80 for good TO fancy oe
OATS Baed. es@7os "a, and ~ Ta zsskaa,
Lard: Country. S@9e.
Rye: COO. {, bushel
Ssmac : 75e@ss16 ~ so according to quality
Temt G !: sGiOe. for hams; whole deer, 5@Gc.
e Wool: Washed. 30@s5c.: unwashed 23@25c.
BURY wool wilt bring from 10 DC. p ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosendale, 81. 65@$1.75 q barrel; james
h. LINE: Agricultural, 1oc 2 bushel; Virginia, In
dian Rsck, sl@sl1o; Rockland' sl'lo@s1.2o' ac-
Ptaster: Lump, s4@s4.s5; ground, s7.5o@ss,
ae1aefeG Ia sse' sise 9 sss5ass5o
IL
Bro,on Sheettngs and Shtrtings: A Manches-
ter, 6.e.;. Manchester. 5Hc.: = Manchester. &C.;
A james River 64e:: James Rive River pic; =
vile, 7c: "A Rockbrdgc eye: Il Rockbride &c:
"A W. Concsroga. 7Ac.: + G.. Conestoga. 7c.: y b.
Conestoga. 619c.; loo4 PepcrilL 27sc.; lo-4 CITY,
Bieached Shirttaqs and Sheetingss: a. Wam-
sutta, llhc:: A Iasonvile:. Ice; a Rockdale
AZ sToindaie, &C.; A Social. &c.; A Amoskeag
9kc.; Whitestone 9,4c.; & Barnsley, exc; Red
| Dog. &C.; B. z Scitunte; To-: Methuan 5%c; Re.
terboreageh, 5&c-; lo-4 "atham' zoe io-a Guy
~ Broio1, Drills: Petersburg: 7c.; Granitevine
&c.; Kockbridge, a, skc.; "A, &c. o.,,o,n ,o. !.
t'f Dsmins: Harlem 1870: Boston Steam hls; sAc
nand. &C.: sprague. &C.: Manchester, 6kc.: Wash.
ngton 6!sc.; Hamilton. &c: Merrmacx 6e-: MAJ.
ery. exc; Oriental pacih & &c; Arnoio. o'se.
rambTics: Rice. &C.: English. &c.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
eonesmtratea It'll Lee s45o . Of four dozer.
eoeshiHsai: SO. an
1 Estfsst & s1 lhGg'''oa; 'se'
6iis iIinseed. roc. 1pachiue rs; sperm
go On whale S2c.; str7iits, 50Gn5Jc; Labrador-cot
! oI G5670c.: lard, &c.,; sweet, 50 y Dozen
best salad ssS eass9r - slao st sal,eh .a,,on
k Raes : ginseng, aoc; seneca, without top. SOC
Soda: SAL. 2s9sc., in kegs; English SOFA. 6e'
Spirits 4nrDen,tne: 45c-
Foreign Fruits aud CnndS
GaudH. 14@15c. "a D..
5 5sas sssass e s1a
i 81 Groceries. &c. ss,st5f.
Bacon Shoulders. 7@7Hc.: clear rib-sides, az
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ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS AND THE PALLIuM.-

ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS AND THE PALLIuM.--
Rev. Or. O'Connell, Of Richmond, Va.
who sailed from Liverpool on the 10th in
slant bearing the pallium OF office for Arch
bishop Gibbons and also the papal bull an
nouncing the appointment OF bishop OF
Richmond, is expected to reach this city to-
morrow. The Archbishop will announce
this week when he will formally receive the
pallium. The service will probably not be
held before February. 1t will consist OF
pontilical high mass, which will probably
be celebrated By Bishop Lynch, Of Charles
ton, S. e., and at the close the decree in
Latin comforting the pallum will be read,
to which the Archbishop will make suta-
BILE response Baltimore Gazette.
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i Democratic organ Of Iris city, and the e
Iumns Of this journal viii reap. the bench
| Of his talents, industry, and journalist,
aptitude
Captain u. g. Marquis, OF staunton; e.
3. Peyton, OF the White Sulphur; and
Judge Thomas Smith, OF Fauquier. were al
the Capitol to-day.
Associated Press reports By telegraph to the Dis:
In the case Of the Home Life-Insurance
Company Us. Brame. from the Louisiana
Circuit Court, the Supreme Court now de.
eide that the company cannot recover OF
Brame for the killing OF one Mel IGNORE, by
which the company was damaged to the ex-
tent OF the amount of the policy, holding
that on principle and authority the. action
cannot be sustained In such ease.
A bill has been agreed upon by General
Bussey and Major Tupper providing for o
steamship mail line from New Orleans to
Rio and intermediate. points, aud the same
from New York. s
Rev. William B. Derrick (colored), OF
Richmond, has been in consultation with
leading members OF the House regarding
the matter of the General Government
taking charge Of Freednnan's Savings Bank
property and paying its depositors. Mr..
Derrick holds that depositors and the Gov
eminent have both been wronged, and that
some one ought to be punished. He thinks
this the proper course.
Collector Fernald, of the Fourth Virginia
district. has his official papers to renew his
bond. He has answered all the charges.
He continues in Office, and while making
his new bond his old bondsInen are hell
& The nomination OF Potts, the postmaster
at Petersburg, and Mrs. James for Ashland,
Va, were Withdrawn from the Senate to-
day on account OF technical errors in their
pHraseolosy, and corrected nominations for
the same persons substituted. @
Among the combinations by the Senate
to- day were those OF Potter as postmaster Of
Warrenton and Rinker Us postmaster OF
LAesburg. Va.
Colonel Adair, delegate OF the Cherokee
nation, was before the House Committee on
Territories to-day. and spoke for more than
an hour in opposition to the bill to establish
the territorial government OF Oklahoma in
the Indian Territory. He argued that the
was in the interest OF land-specu-
lators and in violation Of treaty and the de-
cision OF theSupreme Court. he read from
the writings OF Presidents Washington,
Madison, Jefferson, and Jackson, and Of
Calhoun, in support OF the treaty rights OF
the Indians.
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MANCHESTER BONDS.

L offer FOR sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAx-RECEIvABLB COUPON BONDS,
ExEMPTFRoM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds are issued by authority OF the City
Council, under an act Of the Legislature .for the
purpose OF paving of the unbonded Indebtedness Of
The city, and for paving tue streets. The acf limits
the issue TO $60000 and provides for tax for their
redemption ut maturity. witt, this issue the bonded
Indebtedness of Manchester Is 1856, ECO. The pro-
perty belonging TO the city Is WORTH MORE than
the entire amount.
The bonds in concentrations to suit all classes
of investors, and offered for the present nj the
very low price Of 90. JOHN c.. WILLIAMS,
jaI-lm Cashier Bank OF Commerce
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I s9c.: RIBBED Sc. Virginia slIoriiers. sXaioc.:
I p1rgfnta hcg-rauift. 9taghfe.s; yirfinia hams,
eansased III sa pai ssSs. VS.: sugar IN
three hoons, si7sas1. ssg n0os'
assSs ss ss51as slnsa rse
Cofes.: Rto.-G Common, l7@lsc. fair, len
sYs;; s goo, 70 9a pSims 21
.Gggsdts.; 1daman,iI,e candles 12A@13c. @set
is9asc p ~ a a1;,,Ss 1s
Enslisl, dairy, 10000. Pineapple. Csc. 81
Fish: Hsrrlnrs-..NsTsn Casoiina No. j cut, a4.5o
gross. s2:5o@$s: North Cafolina roe I'm haIr-har-
in bsfre 5oasio; No. 3 mas Ses Woo
ss; No; I. In kits; $3.50; No I'm KITS. SO; So.s.
half-barrels, 9.a@sSc. - =
50Mb5c q gallon: New Orleans, prime, 40iS &c.
Sat: Liverpool, from store s1.s5. Ground
Sugar Crushed, Ike: powdered. lo,iic. rrana-
2 psS:,s SslloT az s' oaf l1e Porto R'e
Sosp: Common. 5a7c.: best Washing. sa9c.,
toilet. l5@2Se.; and Gancy prices; country, 4@5c.
imperial. s1.10@51.6O; shnpowder. s1.a5G1.7s
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &e.
Mdes: Green. 4Gl5c.: dry suited. 12@l3c.: Try
NM. &C.: we1 sai.ed s69c; wet sailed calf
Leatler: Sole leather. oak s4fc.: sole leather.
finish, ls@22c; ? toot; Zip, 4Oe @sl S ID harness,
seen nI srs SsSas fg snls sSa8ss ri s
from. Steel. Nails. &c.
Lroa: american refined lld Don,i:aion:: 2 ITO
@2 s-1oc; D.; English and american sheet, so
&C.: Swedes, hammered. &c.: hoop, 40aG: Pig
iron: Virginia coat-hlast charcoal, S2S@s32
warm-blast charcoal. s24@sas; Pennsylvania mn
Hersssioes: s15oSs475 per ke sss'' . ie1o.
lluteshoe$; 1913 per xeS. 80
arsa ai osr ssF ks F stand
Plo,tyh- Gasfiags: wholesale. 4@s4..c;; rsta'l
RoDe: Manila. best. Gl1sc.: iutr. o,sc.
Ears Mixed cotton, &c; Whit, AZ. @""''ru.
1850 .., Liquors. Wines. Sc. s
Aie. Scotch. best brands, rinis *2Ney..33
]. Braadies: Domestic. s1.a5Ms2: f1u.t. Il .s5@
vl i apple; new siL.333ss2; old. s225@s3;
Rue. IEhiskeNs: Mediums. 81 .50sas2: n,ire ~. -
s2.5o6$3.5O and upwards,
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25mS2: imporca-i. - 4; Gas,
Ne,o England Rum: s1.65.
Rsctifed WhtSEeljS: Marker quiet; rf,n0f. 81 30.
Lumber. Slaves. &e.
L,tmter: whi,c oak, 81 taSl5 q 1000: " ss,efr
Virginia poplar; S12.5omls2J p 1000: whi;e pine
i s2o@sG5 1900 yet;SM p:ne boards, slo&Sli;
Pine. x2.50Gl$5: cypress .six-inch.. s7.50aS]0
p 200. Laths-Spnt; $3.50; sawed. 50 .2oel$2.fe
Stnres :Whskey-harrel,i Kindergarten. s1SGS23a
1000: seasoned. $20@S25 6 1000. Fiour-harrc
timber, $6@$7.5o q 1000. Flour-barrel poles, 81
$12.50l
~. Licor,ce.
Lieorfce Paste: j. c. Il Co. SIR. Il. l.. 49,:
S7c.:I. q. C.. oGc.: G. G.. 2s..: G. q. Ea.e
29c.: c. c. W., &c.,; no brand. Tic.
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FINANCIAL.
~. ynyD STOCK EXCHANGE.

< -! <lNNO STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, january 21, 1878.
State ,rginia cnusnIs, 534 MD; Vir-
ginia consols, new, ~ asked North Carolina old,
674 bid, 6S5 asked.
.CitY Secnrities.-Richmond city SIS, 1l5A bid;
Richmond city 6's. 1909 bid; Petersburg city 6's,
95I bid Lynchburg city 6's, 95 bid; Manchester
S's Itax-receivableI, 90 BID, 90 asked.
J, Railroad Bonds.- Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage S', J. and j., 90 bid
Richmond and Dauville Railroad consolidated 6s.
N. and N. 7la bid; Richmond. York River and
Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat S'S, j. and j.,
80 asked.
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond and Danvile Rail-
road, 100 par, 8 asked.
Bank Slocks.-Sta,c Bank Of Virginia. 100 par,
81 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par.
10 bid.
insunGnce mpGnies.-Vlrgnla Fire and Ma
rnc. 25 par. 80 bid.
MscelLaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, rs bid.
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POSTAL RULINGs.-No person to whom
any publication is sent without his consent
or request is regular subscriber within the
meaning OF the law.
A postal-card with printed slip pasted
thereon may be transmitted through the
mails. instead OF all unsealed envelope, by
the payment OF one cent by stamp affixed
thereto, provided there is no writing other
than the address on the card.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

VERSAILLES, January 21.-In the Cham
Der OF Deputies to-day Admiral Touchard,
on behalf of the Right, moved that hence
forth two.thirds vote be necessary to de-
clare an election invalid. M. Gambetta
opposed the motion. He called the pre-
vious question, and made n vigorous attack
on the minority. NJ. Paul de Cassagnac re-
torted, vcbemeutly attacking the majority.
N. Caneod Bonapartist) was twice called
to order during the debate. The sitting
was quite stormy.
NJ. Gambetta's motion for the previous
question was adopted by vote of 3l2 to
1SR -
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work il THE WIRES.
SENATOR IDSEa,s SPEECH on THE
SILVER QUESTION.

coNGREssIoNALpRo cEEDINGs;A ADJOURN
MEST OF THE SENATE 10 ATTEND THE
{ MoCK-FUNERAL OF VICTOR EMANUEL
.sLIFE-INsuRANCE CASE DECIDED BY THE
SUPREME CoURT-PETITIoN FOE TIE
GOVERNMENT no TAKE CHARGE OF THE
1 FREEDMAH,s SAYINGS BANK PROPERTY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF DEPosIToRs-CoL-
!. LEcToR FERNALD, OF THE FOURTH Dis
TRIoT. GIVES a NEW BoND-THE PETERS
BURG AND ASHLAND PosT-o FFICEsco ON
{ MERcIAL MISUNDERSTANDING TAILoRs
IN CHICAGo-THE WAR NEWS, &C., &c. IS IS
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me Excatenaenf Id van rraiiafscs .' Isl.
1 ;,..,,s.stasv Language Made b Feleey,ss

eNnxstaFy NsanGungcM ~ e y Shssssses
sas 1rsascrst,o. y January city q
nlnief. tonight with the exception ot iniffoi
fiist,,rhasYces nit the Gertnaa nass.nieeti az
nashaway Fall. The crowd in front Of the
hall became noisy, and The police cleared
| me street seyesni times, using their ciubs
Enretty freely. Kearney and bis coadl ntors
remain In confinement 80 default OF bail.
Tho militia are on duty ut che armories, aud
win be under arms all day to-mor REV tSnn-
dayA. The usual Sunday, nleetin at the
new City. Ha.l lots will not be permitted,
and the agitators say none will be attempts
ed. The net introduced In the Legislature
making incendiary language q felony has
become d law, taking immediate effect.
OCCURRENCES OF SUNDAY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gall, January 20.--No
disturbance has occurred throughout the
day, although the authorities have main
tanned every precaTtion against the event OF
any rising. No attempt was made TO hold
the usual Sunday meeting at the new City
HMI lots, although several shundred people
collected in the vicinity during the after
noon. lounging and talking over matters in
a quiet way. Several hundred OF Kearney's
party went over to Oakland and participated
in meeting there, at which about two
thousand were present. Everything passed
of quietly, and the tenor OF the speeches
was moderate. The orators, while supports
ing Kearney's movement, deprecated the ex-
IRENE violence of his expressions as unwise.
A State Convention Of the Kearney wing
OF the workingmcn is announced to assem-
BILE in this city tomorrow. The object is
stated to be the adoption OF o permanent
platforg,, election OF officers, and the gene
raj organization Of the party. Delegates are
expected to be present from each county IN
the State and from such anti-coolie organiza-
tons as choose to participate.
Mayor Bryant announces that he will not
allow the Convention to be held, in accord
ance with the policy now in operation OF
breaking up all asscmblages in the interest
OF incendary agitation. The leaders OF the
movement state that il the Convention can
not be held here it will assemble in Oak
land .Es
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COMM ERCTAT,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
..s... RICHMOND. January 81, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
.WuEAT.-White,4 2S bushels Red, 1000 bush
els. - hi .......s -. -,s...
CoRN.-TYhite. 64s bushels. Iired, "a bushels.
UATS.-452 bushels.
.-:- SALES REPORTED TO Seer E'rARY.
WuEAT.-JVhite. 80 bushels very good ut 81 40
1O4 bushels at $1.2S; AZ bushels good ut S1.35
200 bushels good at Sl.3S: IL bushels at $l.35 ;
10 bushels ut Sl.10: bushels at $l.30-total, 408
bushels. Red, 1875 bushels fair Fultz at $1.2s; 80
bushels very good Lancaster at SLAP; so bushels
prime Fntz at $l.33; SO bushels mixed Ut $1.40
I24 bushels good Fultz at 81 80; 80 bushels very
good Fultz at 1892; 40 bushels common Fultz at
Sl.2O: 244 bushels good FultZ at $3.50; l04 bush.
els Fultz ut 1925 20 bushels FultZ at $l.25; 90
bushels very good Fultz at S1.33; a. bushels very
cooi Fultz Al $l.33; SO bushels common Lancaster
ut S1.2O; $40 bushels good Fultz at $50; LOO
bushels at Sl25; SO bushels Fglt 5 at SIS; 37z
CORN White, l24 bushels very good at 5lc.; 81
bushels very good ut 50c.; 124 bushels very COCO
at Soc so bushels prime mt c.-t0tal, bush
els. llized, "a bushels very good at SOC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-22
lily telegraph.

new YORK. Jtnuary 21.-Goid opened at l01A.
Noon.-Stocks opcne dull, but have since become
Exchange-LOng, 4s1i.: short. 4S31i@4S4. State
bonds without important change. Governments
steady. ~
Ersning-Money closed at g per cent. Sterling
stcady at 4S1E. Gold firm ut 10l&. Governments
firm new 5's, .10GA. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 21.-Firginia G's. deferred
4: Virginia cousols. 81, second series. 394 North
Carolina 6's, old. 1G new, z. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-22
Stanton, January 81, 1878.

THE MoFFETr IN RICHMOND COUNTY
There are nine alcoholic registers in this
county. The tax for December was S23l.55.
Had the Sub-rosG dealers made returns our
figures would have been larger. VERGE.