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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL LABoRERS on B
. -. 81. STRIKE. ..-
LONDON. November 19.--Five hundred
agricultural Iaborers, who are on 4 strike,
left Maidstone this morning for London.
There will be u labor lnass-meeting at Lon
don Bridge tomorrow, followed by q pa
rade through the city. On tomorrow eve
ming meeting will be held at Exeter Hall
Turkey. -
LONDON, November 19-Said Pasha, who
was formerly First Secretary to the
Sultan. and. Is, now Governor OF the
province of BroIssa, has been recalled,
and will assume the Ministry OF Public:
Works. This is an important indication or
tho supremacy OF English influence Ia
Turkish affairs. Said Pasha mas sent Into
aspecies of honorable retirement at BroRss
on account Of bis friendshipior Mr. Layard,
1.-The British ambassador to- Constantrnople,
and his strong English sympathies, which
were so we'll known that he was nick
named % 7 be Enslishman." :,
+, CoNSTANTlNOPLE, November 10. Tho
notifications made by the International
Rpumehan Commission in tue Turkish pro-
-iect for organic reforms have been accepted
by tae Porte. Prominent among them is
the appointment es . permanent commission
OF seven members, to be elected by tue
RoulneIian National Assembly.
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From Norfolk.

DISTRESSING DEATH IN THE HEART OF THE
/ CITY-sUpDEN DEATH OF A BANK MEssEN-
GER-soLD AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, Va, November 19.-AIrs. Emf
ly Elliott, an INDECENT lady residing on
James street, with sick husband and seye-
raj helpless children dependent for support
on her exertions, fell dead from weakness
yesterday while struggling over sewing
machine. The family was found in the very
depths Of restitution. having sold every
thing in the house for bread but shsck-
mattress and the machine.
James Wilson, messenger in the Citizens
Bank, died instantly at his desk this MORN
ing. The doctors pronounced it disease OF
the heart.
The Purcell House was sold at auction
this morning for $4,000, the Merchants and
Mechanics becoming the purchaser. 1t was
afterwards rented out under the hammer
for $4,000 per annum. The house was
opened last spring at total cost OF $4,000,
but failed to pay. ..-.
The United States ship Plymouth having
had the yellow-fever on board in the West
Indies, was ordered away to-day by the
Government, and goes to the Kittery yard
to fumigate and for repairs.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
TUESDAY, November 10, 1875
aSaLEa.-2s0GO Virginia consoIa III b4X. -

fa SALEH.-2sOG0 Virginia conso!s af 64H..E -
| Am srtcdn G0td.-10Ok bid. 80
State Observation-Disclosures consofs. 81 bid, GIL
fundabie. 22 bid; Virginia deferred bid, az asked
Virginia taE-reseiyab!s coupons. 81 BID Blk aske!
l1S4 bid: Richmond city 6s, }. and j., II OH bid
Petersburg city Us. and a., 90 asked: Peters
burg ei'y s do5S DID 19SS asked Norfolk city
Railroad BonGH.-C Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road SIS gold. NJ aad NJ, 29 bid: Virginia Central
Railscad dr nrss MORTGAGE 81 j. and 80 bid
6's: J. and j., S7x bsl, SOY asked: Virginia Cen
trail Rai!road fourth mortgage ss- j. and j., 100
gage SIS j. and j.. 100 asked: Southside raiiroad
arst MORTGAGE preferred ssr ), and d. l01 bid !;
j. and D., ~ asked; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S's. a. and o., 100 bid;
Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Iiailroad
mortgage SIS, j. and D.. 100 bid: Richmond. Fred
aud j., 97H bid: Orange md Alexandria Railroad
third MORTGAGE ss, n and NJ 40 asked; Rich
mond and Danvle Railroad consolidated 6's, 81.
gage SIS, A. and o., 9s bid. TO-, asked: Richmond.
YORK Hlver and Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage
Rnfiroad Stocks.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, SO
bid, As asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
par. s2ll bid, sS asked: Richmond and Danviile
Railroad, 100 par, bid. 5 asked; Senboard and
Rqanoke Earoad 100 par 90 pig
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 70 asked;
PLANTERS National, 90 par 05 bid: State Bank OF
l9O s and R Pane
Par, 10 bid, 81 asked; Ciiizfns Bank, s5 par, 20
insnrance Companies.-virglnla Fire and Ma
par. 279 bid; Virginia Home. 100 par, 1O2 asked;
M4nerchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 60 bid; City,
Atscellaneous:-Oid Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 80 asked.
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WASHINGTON, November 19.-An official
investigation Of the Navy Department in
cline the officials to believe that the party
claiming to be Buder, lost on the Huron, is
az impostor.
The Secretary OF the Interior has written
to the Secretary OF War taking earnest cX-
ceptions to the recent report OF General
Sheridan, in which the latter mentions the
Indian situation as unsatisfactory, with adj
ditional comments upon the management Of
congressional appropriations by the en-
ployes OF the Indian Bureau. Mr.. Schurtz
hopes that General Sheridan will communi.
cate any facts in his possession which will
warrant the charges made by that officer
Schurlz says lie makes this request in view
OF the fact that certain military officers
seem to have fallen into the habit OF indulg-
ing officially and publicly in general refcc-
tions on the Indian service without taking
the trouble Of substantiating them with such
a statement in detail as would facilitate the
discovery and correction OF the alleged
abuses.
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REPORT on EDUCATION,

Rev. DIR. Sledd, from the Committee on
Education, submitted the report; which,
on motion, was adopted, with the appended
resolutions:
The financial condition OF the college
showed an old debt OF $4,000; new sub
scriptions, S7,410; old subscriptions squared
as good, $4,000; collected from: Sabbath
schools, S47G; from other sources, 5000
balance received to meet the debt, S11,600.
The college reports 1879 scholars as against
12G last year. !. ssssy%t 800
There are q candidates for the ministry
and 10 sons of Methodist ministers, and
nearly half pay no tuition fees. The gen.
eral conduct OF the students is excellent and
uneXceptional. TT. .,<,., .z,,s...
NsThe college has eight distinct sehools-all
Well managed. The college, having had 10
furnish the University OF Virginia withpro-
fessors, has had occasionally to renew her
faculty. The trustees are looking to the
establishment OF preparatory department..
The professors are all professors OF reii-
gion, and all are Methoaists but one, and all
are teachers in the Sabbath schools.
OF the students, eighty are members OF
the Church. Class-meetings and prayer
meetings are Well-attended, and old-time
Methodism prevails.
The following are the resolutions APP
| pended to the report:
/. ReSotued, That the Bishop be request
ed to appoint Rev. WV. Bennett, ID. D..
president Of Randolph Macon College; Rev.
Paul Whitehead, DID,, president of Farm.
willie Female College; and Rev. j. G. Gran
berry, D: D., professor in the Vanderbilt
university.
2. That the Joint Board Of Finance IL
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TEIEGRaPHIC NEWS
FROM ALI PARTS OF THE WORLD.

DISTRESSING DEATH OLA NORFOLK
LADY; SUDDEN DEATH OF A BANK OF
F1CER-THE HUNTER MURDER CASE IN
NEW, JERsEY-THE NEW ORLEANS Sow
ARD ASSOCIATION CALLING FOR MORE
AID-THE DEMERARA SUGAR CASE
SENATOR GORDON OF GEORGIA RE-
ELECTED By AN ALMOST UNANIMOUS
VOTE FATAL SHOOTING AT INDIANApo-
LIs-THE INDIAN BUREAU-EARTHQUAK
AT LITTLE ROCK, ARkANsAs-THE sU-
PREMACY OF ENGLISH INFLUENCE IN
TURKISH AFFAIRs-LABoR TROUBLES IN
ENGLAND.
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AsTAssOCrATTON.

THE RICHMOND ART ASSOCIATION
Il has made arrangements for COURSES OF IN
,STRUCTIQN III their rooms, No. S2l Main street
fYoung Mems Christian Association hniding}, with
the following astistS-Siz.:
Painting In Oil and Drawing, NH. JOHN A.
ELDER, Young Mems Christian Association build
ing.
|. Painting In Oh and Drawing, ME-. WILL1AM l..
SHEPPARD, Is west Grace street.
Water-C olors, MISS. LAIRD. la west Grace
street.
Painting on Porcelain, MISS. NJ. J.aoRRIs, No.
20B west Grace street. ...sf,
Miss Morris Is also prepared to give lessons In
SOUTH kENSINGT0N EMBROIDERY at the
same place. III. 1y-t.
CoMP0sITIoN and DESIGN Will be included in
the coCrse. 80 ...-.ss 80
For Terms and further particulars apply BY letter
Jr 10 person either above address or the see.
west Grace street, ~ s.&& 30 1S,2Q&23
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED By MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
RE0C0RD WAY hTTN All, rpnS

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
BEDFORD tvAy h EEHM I hS6 IRON SPRINGS.
Establishes IwENTY-six YEkRs.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands Of
Women, Chronic Dial rhei. Headache Scrofaa and
Cutanesus Affections. Sore Throat and Diphtheria.
Chills and aIalariaI Fever. Extracts froiu testi-
monialS:
Best remedy for Infainmatory Sore Throat and
Diphtheria ever used By meas have found after
practice OF forty ycars-acts tonic. Alternative,
and febrltuge; preferable to chlOrate OF potash
u. a. SIFFERD, II. d., y. G..
AFTER n practice Of many years have found no
remedy equal 10 bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water ana Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
JOHN P. METTEAuR. NJ. D., LII. d.. Va.
successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chrouic
Prof sAM'L JACKSON. NJ. d., Univ of Pa.
"Surnassing any remedy that know of for scro-
In0ns Have used for wentyye years
After an experience of near thirty Gears have
found no treatment equal to this water and mass for
Scrofula. Culaneous Affections, Glanduar Dcrange-
ment. ChronIc lrrita'iolls Of The bladder, kidneys
and trelhra; liberation. and certain forms OF Dis-
pepsia.n Prof. j. J. MooEMAN. ". D., Va.
" NO WATERS HAVE WIDER RANGE OF USE
FCLSESs.' VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY.
Used with unparalleled success in hemorrhaglc
Ex-vice-president Ga. Med. Asso.
"EETIRELY CURED Or CiIILLS AND FEvER by
IT. REV. l.. G.. DoDSoN }. a. LEE, Va.
Directions. analy Is, and full proof of u cai ned
sent with each package.
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon: - per case of one
dozen half-gaIlon bottles; S3 for fivesalon uelni
john.
Mass. so cents and 81 per bottle: $3.50 and s.
per half dozen, according to sizc-scnt postpaid.
Full proof Of all claimed sent free upon applica-
ton. Liberal terms to tcalcrs 1nvalidS arc accom-
modated at these Springs at all times OF The
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President CT the conn
pany, Lynchburs, Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER & co.
lS
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Reelection OF G. o r d on as United
States Senator from Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, November 19.-The cleo
ton OF q United States senator from Geor-
gia occurred here to-day. General Gordon
was almost unanimously elected, and with
out convention of the houses, carrying
every vote in the Senate and all but five in
the House Of Representatives. Strenuous
efforts were made to organize an opposition,
but without success. No man in the Senate
could be found who would nominate an
other candidate, and four OF the five voting
against him in the House were Independ-
ents from the Seventh congressional dis
trict. This is considered the greatest polili-
cal triumph ever achieved in Georgia.
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A y MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIoNs FOR IXVALIDS.
AIR-PILLGWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT.WATER BAGS,
ICE BAGS FOR THE. HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTu FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-ECEBEE BEO-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASh
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCNET-STOVES,
IIORsE-uAIE FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
PyCkET-INEALERS,
StEAM-INHaLERS,
YHROAT-AgOMiZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL HOUCIlES,
NAL-sUPPGRTERS
HARD-RUBDER TEUSSES,
FEyER-T RMOIETERs,
GALYsNlC-BATTERlE
hndaE SURGICAL and
MEDICAL App iANCES soldae
MEADE Il BAKERS Drugstore,
ouo7 9E9 Main street.
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BY telegraph
NEW YORK,

NEW York, November 9-Gold opened at l0OI.
foon:-Stocks weaker. Money on call, 3@4 per
cent. Gold, 1905. Exciange-Loug. 4Sl short,
4e5E. Governments firm State bonds firm
Epen,ag.-Exchangc, AL. Gold. lOO1s. Govern
lncnts steady; new SIS, lO5a. states nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 19.-Frginia 6's, de-
ferred ~: consOls, "a ser md SERIES, 80: past
due coupons. 81. North Carolina SIS, old, 10;
new, 8. Bid to-day.
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FURNITURE.

TALL GOODS.-We would call spe-n
II cl,l attention to our large and select stock IN
of FALL STYLES. We have now In STOCK II
Fine Parlor Suits In crimson, gold. and brown.
coteline very handsome; Suits In Row SIN Sslteen
East Lake, with dark marble; fine Chamber Suits
with dressing-case and French dresser Wardrobes,
Dock Cases, Hat. Racks, Lounges. PRrlor Exten-
sion Tables A full line OF, CHEAP FURk1TURE
OF every Kind. Examine our stock, and compare
pi1''s 'e-ote -" E. GATHRIGHT & SON,
Sc 2S-3m l6 Governor street..
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The Ohio Grayc-Robbcrs.

CINCINNATI, November 19.-The grand
jury at GAINESVILLE have found indictments
against the grave-robbcrs Lyman, Easlin,
Captain billiard, and Dr.. Heyle. 1t is
thought that billiard, who is much affected
by his position, will make full confession.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. November 10, 1873.
The breaks to-day comprised 140 hogshea,is and
ticrce. The offerings At auction on Change con-
sisted Of 43 packages; of which 20 were taken In.
The remainder were sold at prices ranging from
go to s42.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Conlmon to medium, S1.50@$2; medium
to good. S3mS4.
ss@S 10; fine, Sll@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory. S3M:4.
FiHers.-Common. $4@S5; medium, S59$7:
good, S7@S10: fine, Sl00lSl3.
SmokeTs.-Common. S7GISa.50: medium. son
S1l: good, S1O@Si3; fine, $15@S1S; fancy. 81 8
MISREPRESENTATION, s12@s15; medium. S1S
ms25; good, S30@545; fine, $60@$7o; fancy,
S7J@S90.
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The Hunter Murder Case.

TRENTON, n. j., November 19.-The
Court OF Errors and Appeals to-day, on mo-
ton of George NJ. Robson, fixed Monday
the 18th rs the day for argument for new
trial in the Hunter murder case.
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BLANK.B00KS.
A CcouNT-BooKs, 1879.

A CCOUNT-BOOKS, 1870. 49,. . - -at
We solicit EARLY orders. because GOOD blank.
books cannot be made in 3 hurry. We have OH hand
n supply of books OF our own manufacture and a
large Stock OF the cheap northern make. The as,
sortment embraces the different sizes from the
largest ledger TO the smallest pocket memorandum.
j. w. RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH,
Publishers, booksellers Stationer5 Print ers, trd-
ers, Blank Book aud Paper Box Manufacturers,
no 14.d&w .zs,sa.-..4 .tos.i.ss-r.t
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The Dcmarara Sugar Case In Balti.
more.

BALTIMORE. November 1J.-In the United
State District Court to-day the argument
in the Dcmarara sugar case was concluded
and the case given to the jury, after which
the court adjourned until tomorrow, with
instructions to the jury to bring in sealed
verdict il one was agreed upon.
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The Howard Association Asks More
Aid.

PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-Mayor
Stokely received to-day an appeal for fur
Their aid for the Howard Association OF
New Orleans, signed by its president and
the other officers Of that Society. 1t states
that $4,000 will yet be necessary to enable
the Association to pay its debts and close.
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Murder in Il Court.Room

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 19.-War-
rem Tate shot and killed William Love in
the courthouse late this afternoon. Love
had been witness in a case wherein Tate
was plaintiff.
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MINIATURE ALA4NAf,-NoyEHpEH 90. 1879,

- y
Sun rises 80. .......s csc ahfGH TIDE.
san sets. Az Morning
sooa RI Ell 12:5l
FORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
ARRIvEb.
Steamer. Ariel, Clifford. NorfoEs. United States
mafl. merchandise and PASSENGERS, i. 4. Tatum.
agent. 5E tzazs "a Fl ST. ass
schooner Eddie. Palmer, Port Deso'it, Nd, hay,
Simpson, Bass & Co.
t's SAILED.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, PHILADELPHIA merchandise
and passengers, J. W. McCarrick. ageIfs.
Steamer Maggie. Clifford, Williamsburg and
JaHes-rfyer landings, merchandise. j. W. Gibbons,
agent. & tsf4.
schooner Brisk fBr.}, D,Eon, Pubr1co, Ms. mer-
Schooner L. and d. Fisk, Baker Proyidenee1coa',
Curtis i Parker.
Schooner SalBe 81. Evans, WIlletts, New Fork.
coal and logs. Curtis &c Parker.
schooner NJ. c. CarroH. Carroll, Philadelphia via
Petersburg. lumber. Curtis 4 Parker. i
Schooner Mary and Frances, McAndrews Esr.
folk, coal and merchandise, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner MINNIE G. Lord, Baltimore, Novembes
18th. -
By telegraph.
LONDON, November 19.-Arfved: Ship Man
gum. from Quebec, with crew OF brig W. III. Tuck
sr from Bun river. abandoBedat sea IN latitude $40
longitude $50. ~
QUEENsTowy, November 19.-Arriyed: Egypt
BosToN. November 9.-ArriYcd: Sorrento.
. NEW YORK, November 1S.-Arriyed: Benesac-
Tor. Acadia, General Whitney. Arrived out: Juana,
for Pensacola - = :
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TAXES.

STATE TAXES The STATE-TAX
~ BILLS for 1878 are ready. and may be paid ut
the State Revenue Office. No. 10 Eleventh street:
reduction Of TWO PSR CENT. with be made ON all
Mills paid before December Isl. Un that day FIVE
PER CENT. VIII be added TO all hills remaining
paid. Persons paying before December lst viii save
SEVEN PER CENT.
noIs-lw, 5. g. TINSLEY, A. T.
THE TAXPAYERS OF HENRtCO
/ COUNTY are herebv notified that their STATE,
COUNTY, and SCHOOii TAXES Fur THE YEAR
1873 viii be ready for collection Ut ,he TreasurerS
office. In the County Courthouse. from the 18TH
OF NOVEMBER 10 the 1sT OF DECEMkER;
after which time Ave per cent. viii be added Those
paying before The 1st of Deccr Der VIII DC ehtttea
10 n deduction Of Two per cent.
- WILLIAM NJ. MCGKUDER.
no11tDel ts.. County Treasrrars
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Earthquake at Little Rock. Ark.
LITTLE ROCK, November ia distinct
shock OF earthquake was felt here hast night.
Considerable excitement prevailed.
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TINE RICHMOND CIRCULATING Ii
1 E.RhRY. corner OF Third and FrankliE streets.
Is nom open 10 liz. public froMlo A. d. TO SF. VI
ON ,is shelves vail be found tlic woras OF tee .o'
nn,,,ur noycliss. including Auesiack Bia Ok, t,rhl-
G"s Rnlwer. Collins, Dickens Efot- Fleming; Her.
lad Kingsle.. Macdonald Mastt, Ancsk PaSne'
o,Lnr VII ae most rcceu; l.1biical0ns in History,
rice, Biography, TrayeI, &c. TO these aan mons
viii he mas OF all The Now books-as lnfy afe pup
TERMS. always iuaiYance-one tsas AZ Ninfl:
One Year, 81; Six mouths, $3.50 tnsee h'oh''s
$3.50. 49, -t.-. --.,,>, .,oo,, ,,uh-
licaticsas, witch can be- re'ancs only one wees.
Extra books, ! 0 eents per week. no o-cottIu
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, 100 bushels. Red, 1920 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-IF White. $50 bushels.
MEAL.-2S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IFhite. 20 bushels good at s / .O2: 1O2
bushels good ar S1.U2-total, 134 bushels. Red. 1874
bushels mixed on private terms: o. bushels mixed
1T Oh AS bush! Is FultZ ~ 97c.; % bushels very
good Lancasttra at 5l.05: 2S bushels good Fnz ut
quo; 15G bushels very cnou FultZ at 81: so bush
els FuitZ 1T &c.; 20 bushels nj 90c. so bushels
good Lancaster al 81 Oh 40 bushels at 81 .03; 80
bushels ut S1.O3: 222 bu-htls mixed on private
terms; 324 bushels mixed at 81 %; bushels very
eooc Lancaster at SLUG: so bushels prime Eanris-
Ter al :1.uS: 80 bushels common Lancaster at 95c
II bushels fultZ at 81: 9S bushels prime Fultz at
SlO2; 122 bushels good Fuitz al 81 $50 bushels
good Fuz at ) "a bushels fair Fu!tz at 95c.; 20
bushels Fultz IT 97t.: 81 bushels mixed ut $1.0j
40 bushels mixed ut Sl.05 &C bushels FuItz at
81 total. 2.6l2 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 62 bushels prime new at Acc.
90 bushels prime new Oh private terms: ga BUSH
els New on private terms-total. 3g6 bushels.
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Flour.
Fine. S2.75Gi3: supertnc, s3.50@:3.75; ex-
ira. S4.25mSi.50: common Iainy, So fancy
brand, s6As6.50.
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i" DETROLINE." NATURES GREAT
Il remedy for Bald Heads and oil diseases OF the
Hair. 1t Is The product OF the earth. and course
contains no such things rs lead, sulphur, other
poisons. 1t produces natural and luxurious growth,
gives te strength. and beauty TO the hair. Sold by
l.. WAGNER. Druggist. wholesale agent. no 20
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CRDCxERY. GhAsswAEE. DC.

NEW GOODS. .. So.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF floral and bird tccOraii0ns:
RICH VASES OF marine, bird and lOrsl decorations;
BEAUTIFUL TUILET-SETS of new designs.
THESE goods were manufactured anu decorated 0y
Havlnnd L Co.. of Limoges, FRANCE, especially 10
our order. ~ ,..
BLUE CANTON CHINA DINNER-SETS, and by
the single piece. - ,x~ ,,>-
A fun Inc Of BAND ami WHITE CHINA DIN
NEI, aud TEA-SE1'S Of AL The new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER land TE3-HARE;
4 new line Of TOILET WhRE-YcrV handsome;
TIN TOILET-SETS In great variety;
HOCSEFCRNISllISG GOODS OF all RINGS;
All the novelties I'm FANCY GDODs.
Parties are especially invited to cali and examine
my stock whether they wish 20 purchase or moi;
+. r.. TAYLOR,
SODA l01 Main street.
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$3.50 to IS per ream, Of
ID the DISPATCH gRINgI&G-HQVSE,
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LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGED, LIVE SA7r
DRY-. AND sALEs-STABLEs,F FRANK 80
LIN STREET.-My accommodations 1of keeping
horses and carriages are unsurpassed. -.
AUCTION SALES days every WEDNESlJAl anu
Sal tt'D-> = : - - c. s. ALLEN, Manager.
c. G. Observation-Disclosures 70 II
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.

DRIAE NEW HOPS, HARTSHORN,
l. pure Ground Ginger and Cinnamon purc Oil
Lemon, &C., sold at lowest market prices BIZ 3
no 20 l., WAGNER Druor;st
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP cFrS
~ COMPANY. SExEin&
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

On and after September 81 1873. this company
viii dispatch one IF their splenuld ,Eealners--OLD
DOMINION. WYANDKE. ISAAC BELl, and
RlCIIMOSD-every MONDAY, IAURSDAg 8, and
SATURDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely news. and were built e1-
preSsy for this route,
They have splendid Saloons statsroorns, and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and Gttent!ous are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the colnpany's covered pier, ST North
river.
Freight received until r. w.da4ly,
Cabin fare to New York, 3d.. RDuutrtrip'tiCLs-
cts, $40. Storage, SO Al. 10.
FreIgnts for points beyond Nsw York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual ex.
penses Incurred.
For further information apply ~.
GEORGE W. ALLEYS Co.. Agents,
my19 Office Company's Tharyes, Rockets.
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The case was laid over until the questions
OF law were decided by the. Bishop.
CASE OF THE REV. THOMAS L. WILLIAMS.
Rev. w II. Christian, chairman, submit
ted the following report:
The committee to whom was referred the
case OF Rev. Thomas L. Williams, on a
charge OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., beg leave TO
report: ~ .sz
!. That it appears that in the trials OF T..
w. McMuilen and w. u. McMuHen, on
charges preferred against them BY, Rev. ).
L. !. 5arretts and others, the said Rey.J. l..
williams, rho was acting as preacher in
charge Of Hereford and Eaenton circuit,