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ei,Ia senator Stanley Matthews is of the
ssn ,I.,n 'hat present indications OF popular
Gt,a n.nt are such that the nomination Of
rgU SILT, Grant is predetermined thing
A- t"s' 'uere Is any combination or agree
! bns auioae any men or set OF men to
Ven. ~st about, but that the almost uni.
haye 1@nors paid him all over the world
before SSsht him forward 80 conspicuously
that be = !. mass OF the American people
oYerwbei ssaathews) believes 1t to be the
lie RepnISy sentiment That be must be
,dent. pa''taa candidate for The next Pre-
lsass stI's p, I, published from nayor-elect
t'n."I W. w haa Francisco, in which he
ate eui, no determined oppouent OF Chi
y lSsr fy different question from the work K
Who hss a w. Tor their conversion. The man
he dif' did, got brains enough to comprehend
Zeal Use IN "a and &C. accordingly can be OF
z ssi ssrrs,s =, 7 brsklayers struck Monday
Eve bsea' ea nh, hours work per day. They
|s,s!eh the ba a..seiylng $3.50 per day, upon.
Ne botsss a sas say contracts were based.
sa' they viii not aeesde. -
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TN DISTRICTS FORMERLYRAvAGED

TN DISTRICTS FORMERLYRAVAGED
= by fever and ague i'm annuity from the dreaded
scsurge enjoyed by those who have rendered their
systems malaria proof with Hostettcr's Stomach
Bitters-the best preventive and remedy. Quinine
cannot compare with It In etcacy and !. any thing
but safe. Physicians commend the Biters for its
remedial and resur citaIing properties. and the
closest analysis reveals nothing IN the composition
Of deleterious nature. 1t does not deteIiorate is
All agreeable cordial as well rs potent medicine,
and when mix. d with bracksh or unwbocsome
water neHralizes It's hurful properties. Tho doni-
zcns Of maIarous localities, lot only In the United
States, but the tropics. regard 1t an invaluable
protection. and In hosts of families 1t Is kept con-
sian'ly on hand. As The tide of emigration spreads
farther westward the Gemand for 1t among hose
compelled to encounter the viclsstudcs of climate
constantly increase. &C 15-W(w)F&M
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AfghankSfan.
mARINE INTELLrGENCs.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-OcToBER Is, 1879.
Sun rises. .......,. 6:l3 HIGH TIDE.
sun srts........... $40 Mornisg............ 400
Toor risas......... 6:04 Evenlne......... -. 4:23
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II. 1879.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk United States
nlail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tatum
agent.
schooner Gerrge, Avery, Boston, light. to load
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Eastport, -, Baltimore, guano, Nor
rs Clemens.
Brig Stella. Robertson. Bermuda viG Delaware
Breakwatcr light, 10 load tobacco for Havre France,
B. &. Gray.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, &. w. Allen Is Co..
agents. , ,
Steamer Ashland Nelson, Baltimore, mercnaa-
disc, II. T. Douglass, agent.
schooner james 8. Hewett, Adams, New York,
railroad lies. Currie & Co.
Schooner Iotta, Taylor, Boston, coal, Currie x Co.
cUSToM-HoUSE REPORT.
Entered-Norwegan bark Qvos Alison, England,
wi &C., tons OF railroad iron, Joseph X. Ander-
sou. r.
American schooner Aldne Dennison. kempt,
Nora Scotia, $50 tons lump plaster, Warner Moore.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
IRON New York october 18th, schooner Lena Nj.
Colt ngham, Outten.
MEMORANDUM.
PROVIDENCE. October l2.-Arrived: Schooner
A. H. Hurlburt, Yonng from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Oct Der 14.-Arrived: Colon. Bcne'
factor. General Whitney. Hudson Clfy. savannah
CIV Of Atlanta. Arrived cut: Iona, Pensacola,
EXPLORER, Emma. HomewaId bound: ElViie, Tor
Charleston,
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Tux SENTIMENTS OF AN INDIAN AGENTS
p-rGN1ER.-Mi>s Rose Mecker, n daughter
81 The late Agent Mceker, whom the Utes
nve killed, in Il letter from Greeley, Col,
bitterly condemns the Government for its
hardness in sending the military aid which
her fa,her asked for, and says:
THE life Of one common white man is
worth more than all the Indians FROM the
lsginning OF their creation until the present
line, and yet such man as my father, with
INNS, intellect. and power to move The
aoGchts OF men, his life is now isnominious.
!pu! out by the hand Of savage foe, whose
lie Or soul is not worthy OF q dog. and NO
itwer in the land TO stay the deed"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY rrLEeRarH TO HE DrspArcH.
THE FAIL ELECTIONS.

THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE FAR WEST
THE YELLoW-FEvER sCoURGE IN MEM.
PHIs-sUTao TUNNEL-FATAL COLLISION
ON THE NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD IN
lLLISoIs-FRIGHTFUL PLUNGE OF CARS
INTO A RrvlR-MOyEMENT OF PosTMAs-
TKR-GFNERAI. KEY-THE ELECTION IN
OHIO; THE REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR PRO-
BADLY ELECTED-THE MANDAMUs CASE
or VIRGINIA VS.. RIvEs-slx CASES OF
YELLOW. FEVER IN FOREST CITY, ARK
THE AFGHANIsTAE WAR; PROGRESS OF
THE BRITISH CAMPAIGK-vARIOUs FOR
EiGN ITEMS. &C., &C.
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FALL oVEkcoATS'
FALL OTERCOATS,
FALL OyEHCOATs,
FALL OvERCoATS,
E. Is. SPENCE & son.
+. Il. SPENCE It son.
F.. B. SPENCE & son.
f. Is. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED >IuRTs,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
Z. Is. SPENCE & son.
l.. B. SPENCE ( son.
l.. b. SPENCE & son.
4. Is. sPESCE 3 SON.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
f. Il. SPENCE & son
r. b. SPENCE 4 son.
F.. y. SPENCE & son.
f. b. SPENCE e son.
HEAVY UNDERSiliRTS,
HEAVY UNDERsIIiRTs,
HEAVY USDERSHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
T.. Il. SPENCE L SON.
T.. Is. SPENCE & soS.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
oca l., B. SPENCE & son.
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AMAS or NERvE.-Dr. Eugene Peaguet,
who died on FRIDAY ut Mount Vernon, on
the Harlan road. from being run over by Il
railroad train, displayed the most remarks
bic nerve. Though both legs we've crushed
h vas sensible throughout, directed tele-
cram to I surgeon to come and amputate
h, limbs, made inci>ions in his arms with
b. own hands, and injected brandy and
l5rphine; gave directions as to how the
,1ndag"s should be adjusted, and what he
,aoud take 10 alay the pain. lie conyersed
freely with The friends that assembled. and
ave directions about bis funeral. He bore
ia- amluainns with heroic fnrtitude, and
retained his consciousness to within fifteen
minutes OF hiS deafh
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-l&
Il offer for sale ECO Suits Of Chamber Fnrni- Gk
sure IN price from S23 To S2t0, FROM The best 3ps
manufactures East aud West. also OF my own make,
together with u nue Of Parlor. Office. anu Kitchen
Furniture, and every article in The Furniture hne.
Also, Cabinet-Makers' Supplies OF every descrip-
lion. VIII duplicate Baltimore price,. Parties IN
want VIII save money by giving me call. Ohles
and warerooms: 1888 Main street, near Fifteenth
street. Workshops: l6, s. aud 90 nor Fifteenth
street. Ise 27l WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, OctODcf II, 1919.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1880 bushels. Reel, 6,l70
bushels.
CORN White. l3S bushels. Mire,{, 100 bushels.
OATS.-252 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, o. bushels prime Claw On ut
sl.45; 81 bushels prime vt 81 AS; IL bushels at
81 43: q bushels common 1t 81 81: 72S bushels
good at sl.43-,etaI, S94 bushels. Red, 400 bush
els choice amber on private terms. Lancaster SO
bushels good 1T - az: &c bushels good at Sld2;
l.67s bushels good AZ Sl.43-total, 1912 bushels.
Mixed IS bu,helsa ut sl.3S: 234 bushels on pri-
vate terms: 02 bushels ut Sl43; Ga bushels al
&1.45; 1,G94 bushels on private icrm-total. 81 50
bushels. FnItz: 81 bu hcls gnoi at Sl3S; 9G
bushels good al 81 49, "a busncl; good ut t1.37
SO bushels al :l.35 sc bushels prime AZ 81 40
3jS bushels choice at Sl.42 rs BUSHELS gon'l at
Sl.37: IS bushels good ut IL 81; SO bu. hrls fair
at Sl.35-total, 796 bushels. Total red wheat,
5.l90 bushels.
CORN White, 50 bushels pine at Csc. 26
bushels very good a. G2c. 30 bushels very goOd al
G2c.-iotal, l3S bushels. Ni.red, Is bushels prime
on private terms: l22 bushels very good at Gle
total. | 90 bushels.
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A new post-office Is established at Tay-
lorsburg, Henry county, Va, Oh the route
from Spencer's Store to Sandy Ridge, n. c.,
with Samuel c. Taylor as postmaster. The
post-ofice at Ritchiev:lle, Dinwlddie COUP
ty, Va, is discontinued for want Of candi-
date.
Castle, the tenor, has left the Emma b.
bolt troupe. 1t was case of musical
1salousy-Tom Karl, who takes his place,
being the cause.
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BUFFALO LITHEA WATER
BUFFALO h1rh 1dn WATER
AFFECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
DIABETES.
DIABETES MILLIIUS.

CASE OF Mss -, STATED BY DIR THOMAS
NJ. DAkNALL, OF GRIFFIN. GA.
Extract nom letter dated Griffin. Ga, March
1879
ION The 18th day OF April, 1878, was called 70
see Mary. child about seven Years Of age. found
bic thir.t. dry skin, very restless torpid bowels
wrh extreme tmaciatiou and debility. She was
passing an unusual quantity OF water. about three
gallon; per day.
Ion examination I found It. had the charac.
teristic c,lor and sInel of diabctic urine. Under
,rro-umers e:t H. yielded alundn1 evidence Of the
presence ofsclucose (dapet'c surar); Its sp citic
She IMPROVED sufficiently 10 b. sent 10 the Buffalo
Lithla springs OF Virginia w:ich place she visited
I'm the month of Angus when her condition was so
rruch improved thai she returned lcme In The cal
almo.t entirely Tree from disease. She IS now
March 6. 1879 tah0ut year from the attack, en-.
10Y Ing good health, lively. cheerful, and playful.
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The EXCAVATIONS AT POMPEu.-Accord-
1g 10 Sisnol FlorelIi, the superintendent
II The excavations at Pompeii, the COM
Pete excavation OF that ancient city will
!sSe some seventy years more. and will cost
s 40 SlA00,000 \ yearly subvention OF
'p'otO irsncs is voted by the State, while
ABOUT bal! that SUE is annually realized
!lol lie money paid by visitors on enter
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LEGALITY OF GENERAL KEYS ORDEI
Louisville, October 13.-The post
~ user here refused to deliver letters adj
~.S" |. j. Commtriord, Secretary Com
distribution Company" and
,-I was brought 10 test the validity Of Gen
~, Ae's order regarding lottery letters.
~. court bias decided that letters adj
$50 /. j. Commorford could not be de-
' s'a.u' out that The Department order re-
, '"ans letters addressed TO individuals as
','".s or 10 lottery firms was valid.
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Mexico.

|. THE REyoLUTIoSIsTs CAPTURE CITY.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, October 1.-THE
Ne,os has the following: =.
LAREDO, Texas, October, 13.-In!orna-
tion from Monterey, Mexico, says The city
of Chihuhua has been captured by the rev,
oiutionists under Macheracca. General
sTreyino, WITH Federal forces, is en- route
to the scene.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October IA H0Jn-Stocks strong.
Money on call, 6(G7 per cent. Exchange Long,
4e1: short, 1921. State bonds dull. Governments
Strong.
EreniRg.-Money active nj per cent. Exchange
dull and weak ut 4S04M4S14. Governments strong;
new SIS, 1ol2s; ~ per cents, i05n; per cents,
lOlh. States DUH
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Killed hY IL TOrnCGO.

BOSTON, October 1.-two men, named
Clintock and Swain, who were experiment.
ing with torpedo in Boston harbor TO-
day, are supposed to have been killed by q
premature explosion. The only traces
found of their boat were few floating
corks and spinterS. Swain and Clintock
were aged forty and tfty-tiye years re-
spectiypIy.
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,,i' uA seTRo TrNNEL.-San Francisco. DC
WA ' 1i:-Ihe Comstock Companies have
=. .ae sutro Tunnel Company S24,3 1913 on
~, september account, Of which SS,243
~ , nom The Bonanza mines for royalty on
rn,n 'aAen out, and Sl4,070 from the Savage
f. 1;pahy On account Of the Lateral tunnel,
"''u uas been constructed.
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The Indians.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GENERAL MERRITT.
CHICAGO, October IAN official dis
patch from General Merritt, dated October
18th, says: He moved down the river to a
point near Whte-River agency, and that
morning the cavalry had been out in differ
ent directions looking for the indians. They
report the trails lead to Grand river. Has
lille doubt but that the indians have gone
to Uncompabgre agency. They expected
Gilbert and Henry the following day, and
would then move toward the Grand river ;
had buried seven bodies. including eager.
He was in doubt about what the hostiles
could muster. 1t had been clearly ascer-
tanned that all the Uintak Indians had Joined
the Utes before Thornburgh's fight. He
concludes sif' my orders are to go to the
Southern agency and fight what we meet l
shall be glad TO carry them out, but | hope
nv instructions will not be delayed"
Merritt regrets exceedingly the great
amount of military supplies sold these In
dams BY ranchmen.
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DEATH OF Henry c. CAREY.-Phiiadel-
phia, October 13.-The venerable Henry e.
Carey, the well-known writer upon politi-
cal economy. died at bis residence, Walnut
street, at lalf-past IL O'Clock this morning.
He had teen in feeble condition for some
time, owing to his advanced age.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


FUNERAL OF A COMMUNIST.
PARIS, October 14.-2 Z. M.-Two thou
sand persons were present at the funeral OF
the Communist in Lavillettc Cemetery yes
terday. A member OF the Socialist commit
tee made a speech, declaring the people
should demand, and II necessary exact,
justice for the heroes who saved France.
Tnesneaker was enthusiastically applauded,
Afghanistan.
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH TROOPS, &c.
LONDON, October 14.-JclaIabad was oc.
cupied to-day by three British regiments
with four guns. Allahabad and Balattassar
will be victuallcd for five months.
All classes in Cons,antinople are suffering
from the effects OF the political and financial
crisis, and there are grave apprehensons OF
serious disturbances during the coming
winter,
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Rev. Hayden Again Indicted.

NEW HAVEN, October 1.-THE grand
| Jury to-day found true. bill against Rev.
Hayden, charging him with murder in the
| first degree.
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DHILLIps & JENNINGS, 1911 MAIN
STREET. RICHMOND. VA.--We have Just re-
ca,yedl onr mil stock or CARPETS Of DBL, Grides.
ERUGG yrs. RUGs. ind NATE 0iI5;GL oTH s,s 9!
all widths: LACE and lAmAs!k Cg aiSds . /;
MI styles Which we coaertng at low prices. All
orders promptly attended 70. . JENNINGS. Il
sc lS-2m PHiLLltS SGNSiSoS'
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NJ f W G o o ID 5 L.

WHITE and RED FLANSELS at old prices;
BLACK CASIIMERES-al all woo,-frcm Coo. to
1928;
BLACK SILK, 75c.;
BLACK SILK, 81;
BLACK SILK. 1925;
BLACK SILK, $1.35;
BLACK SILK, $3.50;
BLACK SILK at all prices;
COLuRED SILK at all prices.
Just received Il large and handsome stock Of
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, iu
shades:
TURCliON LACES. BRETnNNE LAcES, and :
large stock OF all kinds or lACES;
BLACK and COLORED SATINS;
BLACK SILK VELVETS.
All the above named goods were bought before the
heavy rise, and will be Sold 1T old prices.
Don't forget that are headquarters for
HOSIERY, MERISO. and
ALL.WOOL UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY 4 POWELL.
au27 429 Broad street.
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GUNPOWDER.


n !. DUPONT. DE- NEMOURS j. CO.,
~. WILMINGTON. DEL.
- manufacturers OF The celebrated
E.f,JEapiiCKING, EAGLE RIFLE, aud
DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER
the most popular Powder IN use.
T.rtridse. Mammoth. Cannoa, Mortar. Musaet,
and Rife Powder for army and navy ordnance,
United States Government standard; also the va.
rions grades OF Sporting Shipping, Mining, ana
B astinS Powder.
: HENRY III. WORKMAN, Agent,
corner OF Fifteenth anc Cary s'rests,
NJ IA .eo,I3m Richmond, Va.
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RELIEF OF INFLAMMATION AND ULCERA
TON OF THE BLADDER, AFTER THE
LIFE OF TIE PATIENT HAD BEEN
DESPAIkED or BY HIS MEDl-
ATTEk ia MN

rExtract from letter of DIR. 7. Is. Greer. OF Rocky
Mount franklin county, Va, OF June 3. 1851
IL have recently had occasion try the Lima
wotari I'm case of Inflammation ard liberation
of the Bladder caused by the retention OF urine the
result Of structure Of twenty years Standing mao
xhnstcd ali the RESOURCE both of experience and
authority, without re lief; and When my nailenl
commenced the of IL had no hope OF ms recof
ery He has been using the water five weeks, win
re. uls favorable that he now has every prosper
of com peie recovery, and without some unexpected
change IN his condition. will he OH his feet in short
time The effects OF lbe wa'er In ibis case nave
heen marye Nous For the sake OF humanity shall
keep record OF the case, and report to YOU rs 1t adj
yanceS.n .
ferrirg to the above cusc, says:
tin The case of Inflammation ana UlccratlCn Oh
the Bladder heretofore reported ,e patiet recnv-
cred. aud attribute The recovery entirely 10 the
Liihiu Water"
These WATERS. in cases Of one dozen half-gal-
ION bottles IS per case at the Snring and or PUN
CELL LADD & CO., Richmond, Va, 20 90 per
case. Pamphlet sent 10 any address.
THOMAS +. GOODE, Proprietor.
&C 2taw6w Buffalo Lithta Springs. Va.
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.ANks AND BANKERS.
HANKS AND BANKERS.
rITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CAPITAL................ .....$199IooooSS
2. W. pICKRELL. President.
e. 3. SNEAD, Cashier. o..

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, aHf
d1 per cent allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to cneck withous aosl a
and interest allowed on same If not checked on Mort
Frequently than two or three times week. -
Interest on all deposits to commence ten oagi
after date or deposit. =, An q
O'Clock ?. d, and on Saturday frou T: 81. a4
Pm Nc <os<s'o
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CASE OF MR. C. WOLFE, OF POINT co.,
PEE PARISH, La.

POINT CoUpEE PARISH, La. April 2. 1873.
Mr.. Thomas f. Goode, Proprietor Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Virginia:
Two years ago began To suffer With Il severe snd
CONSTANT pain in my kidneys. which was soon fol.
lowed by violent attacks, averaging absnt two Il
week. causing excruciatng agony, from which w,s
frequently relieved by the discharge OF stone of
FROM four TO six grains In weight at other times
by the passage of smaller stone, and sometime. by
sand In considerable quantities.
sought, but in vaiD. the best medical assistance
and as The result Of This state of things was re-
duccd 10 such condition that my me1ical adrisers
told NE frankly that | had nothing to hope from
and looked to death ,ne for termination OF 4
miserable existence Mr.. j. 1. Lyons druggist OF
New Orleans about six months ago advised me TO
try The Buffalo Lithia Water, Spring ko.2. which
I did. About week after commenced The use OF
IL had all attack of less than usual severity, in
which passed Two small stoncS-01e 4f 2chiM
DInced In n tum5Eer Of the 1odter, and in adout
three hours found it disSolrcd to fine po1cder.
I haC gave me confidence, and determined 10 per-
severe In It's use. ] have had no attack whatever
SINCE nor has there been any discharge OF stone Or
sand. .
The pain in my kir neys has entirely Gi'appeared
my weight, which hiG been greatly reduced lnVc
fully reclaimed, and my general attn has been en-
III civ restored. livery cheerfnlly acknowledges my
nGeb,educss 10 III" Buffalo Lithia Water for my lite
and The comfort which now enjoy.
Respectfully, {. WOLFE.
STATEMENT OF MR.. j. L. YOES, WHOLE
SALE DRUGGIST AND lMPORIER.
42 AND A. CORNER GRASFIER AND CAMP
STREETS. NEW ORLEANS,LA.
NEW ORLEANS, La. April 5. 1878.
am personally cogniz!nt OF the trIi hiulness
the foregoing statement of Mr. c. Wolfe who /, Que
of our best citizens. j. l.. LYONS.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGF.

ZINE. &3.50@t4 srl.rtirt, Si.7JGDs5 25; extra
S6m S6.25; common f&,Ei!y, f6.2 jGat6.5O; fuac5
uraI--, SG.75s,S7.
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FLOUR.
ELOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

In store aud for sale al lowest market rates $500
barrels FL OUR, comprising nearly oil The standard
brands, A. Y. STOKES 4 co.
sell
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NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS,
A. =. FON IL SON.

A. p. FOX & SON.
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
are now opening all The novelties OF the seaaon-
choice selections from The est which
viii be sold st very low prices. s-El
Special attention Is asked to orr BLACK CASH
our stoes q MOURNING GOODS always full az
All ysTs les 3, TIL IElMMlEs Goops, vEkvEgs
s SEkIN s hAkIffs ga eA>hAEREs' fLAiDs
H9yft!ss r. PEyss G9YPs; ooons
qualities 1t lowest prices:
tI aa fpf ssn aa rYESkPPEoMEAh
successors TO Breeder & Fox).
oc 1915 6Ol Broad street.
CARDozo' FouRquREAN & co.
are now receiving their stock Of
FALL GOODS,
to which they invite inspection.
IN DRESS GOODS
their stock is larger and more extensive in variety
than usual. embracing many novelties Of rare
beauty. We name In part
sTki TTTiT SifSs ss RI xEayrTs'
New CAMEL's HAIR, in choice pIuiu colors an
MUIMfE CLOTHS in one hundred dIaeren
shades and black.
We secured In June last. before The advance Ia
silks. a larae stock of GUlAET aud OTHER cello
braled makes Of
BLACK SILKS,
which are offering lower than the Sane silks
have been sold for seventeen years. We Invite the
closest inspection Of these silks and defy competi.
ton on them, as they are 4 POSITIVE bargain and
can only be sold as low because OF having been
bought before the advance.
We also have large sock Of
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
bought before the advance, which we will sell very
cheap. In
BLACK GOODS
We have everything desirable that Is IN the market
CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
Mcssrs. E. p. HCDGINs and A. F. NOEL arc With
ls. aud will he pleased 10 see their friends.
So H-nOd3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-15
PcPils Of the Rail.

PcPils Of the Rail.
FATAL COLLISION ON THE NORTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, October IA collision be-
tween the evening accommodation and 4
gravel train on the Northwestern railroad
occurred at haywood this morning, by
which two passengers were killed and 4
number wounded. The names OF the killed
were Monroe ". Anderson, Of Elgin, and
W. 7. Soultzer, Of Chicago. Several other
passengers were badly shaken up. Misun-
Outstanding as to signals was the cause OF
the accident.
ANOTHER RAILROAD CASUALTY.
MILWAUKEE, October 14.-LaSt evening a
switch-engine in the yard OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad started to
cross the guardianship bridge. The fog
was so thick that it was impossible to see
far ahead, and the engineer did not discover
until within Il few feet Of it that the bridge
was turned for a passing vessel, ana the
engine, tender, and one freight-car plunged
into the river. The engineer and fireman
Jumped from the engine. The former, Len
Rutter. was picked out Of the river, proba-
bly fatally injured. The fireman escaped
with severe bruises. Henry Hill, telc-
graph operator, who was riding on the
bumper of the locomotive. was buried un-
der the debris and crushed into an nnre-
cognizabe mass. The loss to the railroad
company is about SIS, 900.