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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The War in AFshamisfan.

MOVEMENTS OF TIE TROOPS BEFORE CABUT, &c.
LONDON, October ia dispatch TO the
DAILY Meas, dated Altahabaa, Sunday eve
ming, says: "Leading merchants CT Cabul
have come into General Robcrts's camp.
On the night OF tie Sth instant a tremcn-
douS explosion was heard in CaEul. IL IS
believed the mutineers have blown up the
naeaZine.''
\ correspondent Of the Times. in a dis.
patch dated Cabul, October 9th, says :
"Our camp Is on a platecu overlooking
Balahassir and the city. General Baker has
around the city. Not n single shot was
tired. Resistance Is broken for the present.
LONDON, October 13.-Dispatcbrs from
AfghaniStan contain the following: "Tbc
Ameer is strictly guarded in Sir Frederick
Robert>'s camp. 1t is hard to believe that
Yakoot Khan was not aware that his army
had taken up position u oppose the Bril-
fish advance upon Cabul. On the 9Th in
stant-ihe day OF the defeat of the Afghan
army before Cabul-the Ame2r's mcsser-
gers were passing every few hours to and
from Cabul by q road held by the British
troops. A correspondent OF the Daily
Telegraph in General Roberts's camp csti-
mates The loss OF The Afghans IN the tight
Of the 9Th ut 400 killed."
GENERAL ROBERTS ENTERS CABuL.
SlM1A, October l3.-Gencral Roberts :
public entry INTO Cabul took place at noon
yesterday. He was accompanied by the
Ameer and his suite. British troops OF all
arms lined the road and the artillery fired o
salute when the British standard was hoistcd
1T the entry OF the city.
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The YeIlaH.Feycr.
soRsrSG REpogT.

q
MEMPHIS, October 1910 n. Mo new
cases reported. One Death since last ebt--
ALLEN Barieska.
The weather is sultry.
THE SICK AND DEAD AT MEMPHIS UP TO NOON
YESTERDAY.
MEMPHIS, October 13-Noon. Three new
cases have been eported-Louisa Bernard
(colored) Frank Hall, and William Robin
son. Five deaths have occurred
Agnes Steele, Joseph Slennette. Annie De
Cash, Missouri Phillips, and Maria Davis
the last two colored.
THE LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. October I3-Seyen white and
i've colored cases were reported to-day.
Three more deaths have occurred.
The donations to the Towards to-day az
eregate e1.176. The Towards have tcle-
graphed the Mayer Of Boston. accepting the
protfered thousand dollars, since the wea-
ther and other conditions hold out no hope
OF abatement in the fever before November.
THE FEVER AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, October 13.-Fourteen deaths
from yellow-fever last week. 4 severe
storm prevails. ghout the whole island,
and tclegraphic communication is inter-
rupted.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE FAR WEST
COLLISION ON THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD AT BELToN, WEST yIR-
GINIA-A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN A GIN
CIHNATI HOTEL: MARY ANDERsoN's
MANAGER SHOT BY A JEALOUS ACTRESS.
WHO AFTERWARDS KILLS HERSELF
THE CANVASS; SPEAKING YESTERDAY
IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE sTATE-YEL-
LOW.FEvER REPORT-AN ILLINOIS Wo-
MAN ARRESTED FOR POISONING HER
HuSBAND-A LOUISA MAN INDICTED FOR
THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE-ALL HOPE
GIVEN Up FOR THE SAFETY OF PROBES.
soR WISE. THE MISSING AERONAUT-Two
MURDERS IN TEXAs-THE BUSINESS POR-
TION OF NEW BRUNSWICK TOWN
BURNED-THE LATEST AFGHANISTAN
NEWs-THE BRITISH IN POSSESSION OF
CABUL, &C., &C.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
THE TICURA REMEDIES SUCCEED
WHERE A CONSULTATION OF
PHYSICIANS FAILS. g.,
PHYSICIANS FAILS.

llessrs. Weeks & Potter Gcntlemen,-l have
suffer-, over II irtecn years with skn-discase in my
hands 9nd limbs. causing constant Irritation, deprl-
Wing me or rest and attention to business.
/ sought many remedies here and elsewhere, also
use of sulphur baths. without permanent cure.
Last Nav physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent. Spots appeared on my. hands. hcad. ana
face: eyes became much Unnamed ana Srlhuiatcd,
causing ut length impaired siShf. :,
Internal and external remedies were prescribed
nv a leading MUSICIAN for six months; was then
introduced TO another, and consultation or several
leading physicians was had, when Il d. Unite plan
was decided upon, bit al to no purpo e.
After following advice for four months wlllout
any permanent cure, bought two bottles OF CuTl-
CI,RA RESOLyENT, Two boxes of CCTlCCRA' ana
.omc Soar and can testify with great pleasure 10
the effect they have had in my case, In eight gays
being nearly cured. .,.. ,,-
The physicians pronounced INV case inc most aS-
gravatea one that has ever come under thelf eHpc
rionce and practice. 49, ,,r,,.,.,
recommend and highly endorse the CTT!cCEA
REMEDIEs Yours truly +. u; l, 'I i.,i ~
Clifford street and Woodward avenue.
DETROIT, MICH, january "a, 1879.
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rtountable, we are Justified tn saving that
the State Is Indebted For this great step Id
ITS material progress to the nntiring energy
and dauntless nerve OF President John w.
Johnston, and TO him ana the faithful Of
fcers under him the gratitude OF oil inter-
estcd in this line OF Improvement Is Justly
due.
2. That we cannot bring this delightful
expedition to close without rendering to
Major Johnston and his staff our heartfelt
thanks for the courtesy and. forethousht
which for the past week has anticipated
every want and left no wish unsati>fed.
Dr.. Walker, Surgeon OF the Penitentiary,
seconded the resolutions In very neat
speech, and Governor Holiday in putting
the question said that from what he person.
ally knew and had seen Major Johnston de-
served every word that had been uttered 10
his praise. The Governor spoke cheerfully
OF the States prospects, and expressed his
delight at the beauty and wealth. in ore and
agricultural lands, of the country through
which we had passed.
The resolutions were adopted, and Major
Johnston called for. Major Johnston re-
spondcd, and told something OF the diff
cnlties he had encountered in restoring the
canal, and Of what he is-row doing on the
Buchanan and Clfton.Forge railroad. He
thought that when this road was finished
the all-rail line to Lynchburg, and then to
Richmond, would follow. AS for this
trip-following upon the first boat to
Buchanan since the frcshet-be admitted
that 1t required some nerve to get it up.
and some nerve to come or it. [Laughter.l
Mr.. Lewis, ylcc.president OF the Quinni-
mont Iron Company, next made Il speech,
in which be endorsed most cmphatically all
that has hitherto been said OF the value OF
the iron. lands Of the section.
The following, offered by Colonel John
B. Cary, OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Penitentiarv, was unanimously adopted,
and the meeting adjourned:
Resolved, That we tender to the citizens
OF Lynchburg and Buchanan our sincere
thanks for The handsome and cordial recep-
ton given to the Governor of the Common
wealth and to our whole party dulinS our
stag amongst them.
FINS.
The party took the down train for Rich
mond. The distance which required four
days Of packet and one OF wagon-travelling
they were to make in nine or ten hours by
rail.
From the time that Mr.. Ficklen and his
~ Buckingham cavalry" made their grand
and glorious greeting until the gentlemen
concealed themselves from view beneath the
thick blankets on the sleeper it was such
an ovation as did honor to the Executive
and his friends accompanying as we'll as to
the people who gave it. CHESTER.
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{ ETICTRA.
CUT1cURA.
BLOOD AND SKIN UUMORS.

CrTIcURA REMEDIES for the Treatment of
Blaod and skin and Scalp lumnrs. When OF Scroi-
uous. Canccrus. or Syplliic origin. the CUIIt IRA
RESOLVE Nr Is The principal remedy, and II there
are at he same time Ulcers. Sores. or othsr EXer-
nal Affections. then the CUTICURA, assisted by the
CuTICURA SOAP, must be used externally. If the
disease is Of the Skin and Scalp The principal rem.
edy will then he the CuTICURA, with the CUTICURA
gested by the following conditions: In all skin and
Scalp Diseases, when The skin IS hot and dry, tie
psted, or when the virus Of ScrGfua or poison Of
Mercury Is known to lurk In the system, or when
the constitution has been shattered ny Maarlal and
always take the REsoLvENT while using the CuTI-
cURA. n cure thus made will be permanent and
satisfactory.
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CORN UEcd. rs bushels.
OATs-3Z4 bushels.
MEAL.-li bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.- White, bushels very gGoi at 81 3S.
Red, II bu-hels comnon Lancas er ut . .3o At
bushes common Lancaster N Sl.3o; 80 bitshcls
uriInc Lancaster on private terms: lou bGsfltl,
mixed nj Sl.35: 232 t,tsEri. mixed al 81 .3S;
20 bushels iXrd IL S1.37; 90 DCAhcls n l%cd on
private terms 4G bushels mixed At II 80; %
bushels mixed ~ s. .35 Gi bushels N Xeh on pri-
vate terms: 40 bithcis miX,d NJ 51.35: $40
bushels mixed on private fcrm> 200 bushel, mixed
private terms "a bushels g5oi futz ut 81 80 {:
32 bushels common su.tE At = 80; 62 bushels
common Fu!tZ IT sl.l5: bu,htl- cOIDmon Fui:Z
AT Sl.l5: "a bushels very good FatZ at Sl.33;
so bushels fair Fui'z at 1913 so bushels prime
FuttZ at il.3S: "a bushels prime Fnnz ~ $l.40:
GAG bushels common Fulrz 1T 81 80; 26S bushcl;
very good FulZ at 1877: 80 bushels good FdliZ
N sl37: rs bushels common FulfZ at VI 10: .
55s bushels good tultz on private terms: ] 9 hush
els Fui;z al s SO: 60 bushels FulZ At sl.35: Is
rI,heis very good Fu'Z at 81 50: so busheI. good
Fultz nj : SO: Is bushels FultZ at $l.35: 20
bushels common FulfZ At 1928; 10 bushels com
mou Fulrz At IL 25: SO bushels good Ful;z al
ii 37-lotal. 2,soz bushels.
toRN-Nired. rs bushels prime at 60c.
OkTs-56 bushels very good winter mt 42c.; SO
bushels good spring At 40c. So bushels good spring
ut,37c: 40 bushels prime spring 1t 3Sc.; 10 BUSH
OILS prImr spr,ng III 3Sc.-tU'a!, 302 bushels
MEAL-54 bushels common at 63c.
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The Virginia Canvass
4 FIRLD-DAY IN LOCISA-A GRAND SPEEC
FROM MAJOR DANIEL-EX-SENATOR PAUL


FIRLD-DAY IN LOuISA-A GRAND SPEECH
FROM MAJOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAUL'S
REPLY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, October 49,
To-day was q glorious day for Conserya-
tism in Louisa. 1t was truly fed-day for
our cause, and in consequence the greatest
rejoicing characterizes the Conservatives
tonight as victory perched OH our banners.
Major John w. Daniel led eff in the dis
cussion in a speech Of an hour and quar-
ter, repletc with logical arguments which
were simply irreiutable. He was listened
to with marked attention by an immense
crowd while he held up the advantages Of
the McCulloch settlement and successfully
maintained its great advantages as we'll as
the solemn duty OF the State to maintain it..
He poured volley after volley into the Re-
adiusters, dissectins their principles and
utterly sweeping away their. pretexts,
amidst the widest shouts OF the multitude.
Hon. John Paul followed for the Re-
adiusters, but was wholly unable to combat
the solid arguments OF his opponent, and
Major Daniels reply to him was complete
squelcher of his positions, and knocked the
bottom out OF reimbursement. The Major
combined practical but solid argument
with oratorcal eloqucnce, which swayed
the vast assembly of people, and caused
regular old rebel yells to make the air ring,
while hats were thrown in the air, and
the greatest enthusiasm manifested. His
speeches created more enthusiasm than any
speaker ever created here before. They
were grand. eloquent. noble, and patriotic,
and will tell in the county campaign. Paul
followed, and was frequently heartily
checred by the Readinsters. but the Con-
seryaivcS claim that Il majority OF the
crowd was with them, as demonstrations
and other indications went to prove, and
the general verdict among them is that we
have had glory enough for one day.
SUCCESSFUL DAY AT srFFOLK.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA, October 13.-This has
been grand day for the friends OF the
debt settlement. Captain j. Ii. Gayle, Dr..
Curry, and X. r. Thomas addressed the
Conservatives in the courthouse, and were
received with great enthusiasm. The Re-
pudlato rs, refusing joint discussion, were
addressed sy Goodwin, Fayettc McMulIin,
and some lesser lights. They do not shout
much tonight.
TIE DISCUSSION At ABINGDON.
Especial telegram to The DisDatch.l
ABINGDON, VA, October 13.-Ran. Tucker
completely demolished Blair in the discus
sion here to-day. fuckers argument and
appeal for honesty was Overwhelming and
conclusive, and fully sustained his high re,
putation and brought conviction to many
who were in doubt. The crowd numbered
five hundred, and nine tcntEs were for the
McCuIloch bill. Blair said they we're pick
ed-all officers and no privatcs. Tuckerrc-
piled they were waginG the war for honesty
against reputation, and justly entitled to
wear the wreath and the star. There was
great enthusiasm. a full victory, and the en-.
envy badly dcmoralized. Poor Blair will be
known no more where Tucker is.
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SALT-RHEUM ON FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS
OF BODY-IIEAD COVERED WITH
SCABS AND SORES.

Messrs. Iteci8 g. Potter mmenccd to use
your CUTlCLRA last July. Have only usch one
larkc and one small box, and one bottle OF the RE
SOLVENT. My face and head, and some iaris OF ny
sru6s and surcs and my suffering was fearful.
| had Tried everything had heard OF IN lie East
and Wet. My case WAS considered very miu one.
One very skiful physician sad he would rather Eot
treat II, and some OF them think now | am only
cured temporarily. think no.. for | have NOT u 4
nusiIcred wonderful My case has been the means
of selling great MANY OF your CGI1CrRA kEME-
DIES H. This part of The country. o,,r
DECATUR; MICH, November II, 1875.
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During target-6ring at the FairGrourds
a fatal accident occurred. \ breech-load-
ing rifle was list d instead OF the ordinary
air-9un. Mr.. Jacob Nobel was passing on
the opposite side Of the back-stop when a
shot Was fired, and the ball pierced the
boards and struck the unfortunate man.
lodging in his brain. The coroucr has COM
mcnced an investigation.
George w. Powell. OF Wilmington. Del,
died OF hydropEobla ut the Turkish bath
establishment OF DR.. Elvin, Pliiladcl phia.
Sunday morning. He was bitten by il dog
ir Wilmington on August l3:b, and was
brought there for treatment Saturday morn
ing. His death was very easy.
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NOLLINS'S yOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

No other remedy In the world can SO quickl! as
su.rc the most violent paroxysm OF Pain. They
distribute throughout the nervous system geht'e
and continuous current OF Electricity, which In
s,antly auuihiates Pain, ritalizes Weak and Para
lived Parts, cures Sore Lungs. Papitation OF the
Heart, Painful Kidneys, Liver-Complaint, Rbeuma-
tism, Neuralgia, aud sciatica. Get the genuine.
my 10-Tu,Th&S
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-Colonel j. ".
Hinsdale, OF Raleigh, N. c.. and John l..
Roane, of Richmond, were admitted to-day
10 practice in the SUPREME Court.
Collector Wade, OF the Third Georgia
district. informs the InterDal-Revenue De-
partment that special force, in attempting
TO destroy an Illicit distillery in Ebert
county, were repuIsed by body OF armed
men. and were obliged to return to Elder
fon for additional aid and arms.
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Barns BUrHed I'm Lunenbur@ County,
Va

pETERsBCRG, October ia day or two
since the large double barn OF Charles X.
Hamlet, near Lock No. :. in Lunenburs
county, was destroyed by fire, with hi en-
tire crop OF tobacco and wheat. About the
same time the barn OF Thomas Murdoch,
an English farmer, in the same county, was
nearly destroyed by fire, together with
large uuantitv OF tobacco. Both fires were
accidental. There is no insurance, and the
loss amounts to several thousand dollars.
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Nv telegraph.
NEW YCEE.

NEW YORK. October l3.-Co!ton steady sales
623 bales: upands, ] 0Sc. Orleans, l0Se. SOUTH
sS.75@g6.45; good TO choice, s6.50gs1 ov.
Wheat fcversn. ga 81. better excier. and unsetiie
with active demand; migrated winter req VI ZSGs
fer red. ~ 4OGSI4lE Corn fairly active; un-
graded bhk@s 55sc.: No. g, Soc. oats more active;
Hops quiet and strong; ycasIipss, 7@los. CONGO
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CpTICuRA. CUTICURA RESoLyENT, and GCTl-
cURA SOAR are prepared by Weeks L Potter, Cne,.
FOR sale nv ali druggists. Price of CUTIcURA. small
boxes, 5U cents; large boxes Containing two ana
one half times the quantity of smal), II REsoL-
vent. 81 per bottle: CCcICURA ScAP, 20 CENTS; ny
mail, 80 cents; 8 cakes, rs c~nls my 1u
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At CANALS END.

,rp,gruRE FOR BucHANAS-AoS-
The nn. mn , HsRo-TEE GREAT FLOODS
CAfN n,sS, N THE JAMEs-BEAUTIFUL
RLA',v-TuE GATEWAY TO THE VAL
ScESsnr GovERNoR's SPEECH AND RE-
lEi-'.r At srCu ANAN-AUDIToR TAY-
CIV 4 Observation-Disclosures OF
heS aror,E OF BUCHANAN-norEs AND
~" of THE TOWN.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YoLK, October ID Toon.-Stocks easier.
Money en- call. 6M7 per cent Exchange Long,
4Sl: short, 4S21,. State bonds dull. ho'efh'hehts
strong ,,,
Erening-Money active AT 7.per cent. Excl angc
weak at 4Sl6f4Sla. Governments dnI; new -.
103H; a. per cents, lU5is; 4 per cents, lolS.
States Neglected.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October l3.-F!rgina 6s, deferred,
7; consos, 59's: second series 81 ptf-uc rol-
pous. So: new I0-40's. Dos. North CafoiIha :,
Old, "a Bid TO-DAY.
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An EVENT OF THE EPIDEMIC. The out
break Of the yellow-feYer at Oak Grove,
Miss, has been traced to communication
with Memphis by dry goods taken from the
city to Oak Grove for the purpose OF pre-
pairing a wedding trou>scau for Miss Man
ming. The eXpeclant bride was the first
one attacked, and sue died on the fifth day.
Her brother also died.
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r,s Gate CITY Guard In Now York.

NEW YORK, October 13.-The Gate City
Guard. after attending church yesterday,
took ride over the elevated roads and WIS.,
fred different objects of interest In the city
and suburbs, under escort OF members
~ The Seventh regiment. To-day they VIII
visit Blackwell's Island, and to'n'ght at
tend Niblo's Theatre. They expect 10
leave bers for Hartford and Boston Oh
Thursday. -
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD So"f
RICHMOND, VA, october 3, 1917.
NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE

II following holders of the GUARANTEED Re,
nhSVIlIE RAILROAD COMPANY due May |,
is76-to Wit: Margaret j. Boyle, Bond no 59s,
for 300; IF. Graves. receiver, Bond 20. ~
ror S7(: Holden Rhodes. com nissi ,ner. Bond no.
III Tor al 400 1.-THE residence OF said persons being
unknows t. this company, 10 present inc same ioF or
M yept at The Office OF the company IN INC c,Sy o.
tR,ch,nnnd on or before JANUARY I, 1851, as
tor fh. date interest on the same will cease ana
this nn,ice Will be pleaded In bur thereof
- "a" order OF the Board OF Directors.
oc y Tu1w RICHARD BROOKE Secretary.
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HOMEWARD BOUND.

FROM BUCHANAN TO CLIFTON FORGE BY
sTAGE-DINNER AT DAGGER,S-CONVICT
CAMpS-A GREAT FOREsT-G OVERNOR
HOLIDAY IN TIE CHAIE-SUpPER AT
COYINGTON-ON THE RICHMOND TRAIN
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SHEDnAC, n. B., October IA 100000.
fire bias devastated the business portion OF
the town, only one store being left intact.
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Hlnnf.

fine. k3.50Gs4: supe-fne, a. 75G$5.25; extra.
s6mSG 20: ruInIron family, so.23fGs6.o0; fancy
br.nI. x67SG*7.
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NJ K w q y . ID >.

am now receiving rly fall stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND House, Chnioa'
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
NV stock Is ,s LARGEST AND MOST COM
pLETE In every department ever exhibited ~ I'LL
city. ...,,
Tie prlees ne guaras;ce 10 be ~ low rs the Sa'"e
,uauty OF goods can I've bought anywhere.
call Is respectfully solicited TO examine 'h5
s.och and prices. whether you wish 20 purchase of
nor, for II Is pleasure 10 rs 10 show our gooos.
+. Is. TAYLOR,
., lpll east Main stree
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T,SGLlsH HAIR-BRUSHEs,
SAiL-BRUSHES.
DREssING-COMBS,
English TOOTH BRUSHES tmade to order
And TOILET ARTICLES in variety
For sale by
J. BLAIR, Druggist
:. "a corner Broad aud Ninth streets.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

NIDNDA I, UCFUEPr 10, 1bTJ.
Tho Number Of breaks to-day comprised hogs
heaas nd tierces. The offerings at auction on
,(banpe were rs packages; or which nsmber II
were sold 1t prices ranging from ~ to &26.
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EST r.ouIsA MURDER,

The balloon found near Milwaukee bus been
identified as one sent up from Wapkesba
last Friday.
THE --LATEST LOUISA MURDER.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, October 13.-Wil.
liam Beaver was indicted to-day by the
grand jury for the murder OF his wife, ST.
rah P. Beaver, on Wednesday last.
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CxoCEERY. GLASSWARE. ae.

cpEfIAI CHINA. SPECIAL.
CHINA direct from France:
CHINA direct from England;
CHINA drec! from Japan.
PLAIN WHITE AMI DECOR aTED DiNNEf'a no
FANCY GOODS from European factories. ordered
before the advance In prize. Cal AMI ste Ut"
shapt Sand io@ prices. .<,,.,>>.
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
"a, 1907 Nam street.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
ON A VI = \ & y + .

OMAN PAGN E.
Just landin.. Il lot Of FRESH CHAMPAGNE
direct from France. such as,
fNlHA DRY EtRItSAf
NAPOLEON CABINET, and
PREMIERE SERRE.
For sale BY Zoe l3-1wl O. CRANM
JAMEs TORPIE formerly with ID. An
u ,lo,i) announces to his many friends and ac-
Qua. ntances that lie viii on TltSl1aI. OS,",Tr
ia h. Oxen 4 first. class GROCERY. AND L!Quoh-
STORE NJ 1917 Franklin street, hetwc,h tlrltfma
serve all who may favor him wilh their patronage;
The BAR viii always h. well siockeh WIN mo
finest LIQUORS and CIGARS. &c o-ol-
DAVENPORT Il MORRIS, Dock street,
IL offer fer sale 20 the trade fn stock OF
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
EEFINtD SUGARS Of AL grades,
NEW ORLEANS MOLh3SEs,
CHOICE SYRUP.
LIVERPOOL. SALT.
EASTERN nEEklSGs, o
SUPERIOR GREEN TEAS. oc 4. lOt
NOTICE. Having been appointed agents
81 MAnrISl SOFIA & CO.. Turin, Ita'y, for tue sale
OF lEeIr ,,.r,
and of McSsrs EGtCo ( CO., Naples, Italy. for their
MACChEONI AID SPOHGETTl.
We are prepared TO supply the iraic At Ne" York
prices. freight added.
4 cali Is solicited by ..,>. ,,,,.,u,,
10 CHRISTIAN WHITE.
HOO BARRELS CLEMMER'S Oh d
Lt)O RYE WlIiSkEY. Also, j. BCN1AED-
sca7 Inn GEORGE \. HUNDLEY.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October Is. 1879.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT lFhtts, 4s bushels. Red, 3,73S BUSH
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MARINE lS:Ei.E.ltENCa.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-ucrorEn II. 1879.
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ccpis. 3 100 heal: rx,ra gooG. 5Sr.: GOOD iy'.
,mciinm lie: CONN 3Ic. sheep arlivr; r.
crps, 5000 head: priII". 4E@ilc.: COED 4G3
4 c.: git Gium. Si,44c.: common. S!:r. lanb> ia
fair Iclu.nC. receipts. 600 head: lrim". 5!"r
SIC. &: gotl, 80 j:c.: stnm. 44@5c.; crmW"l
S2M s2..5 each. llnes dTi; receipts. $500 heal
~ in, . &c good. CSC.
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seen us through from end to enil of the Gu
nal, proposed to return with The boat.
Il The same compliment had previously
been paid Major Johnston, the master spirit
OF the trip, but who intended to return
With us TO Richmond