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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITTSBURGH, September 26.-River :
inches below the marks. Weather fair
and cool.
CISCINNArI, September 26.-River 5
feet IL inches and falling. Weather
hazy and warmer. Arrlved-Cobler,
Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, September 26.-Arrived-
Imperial, Dubuque; Dippold, New
Orleans. Departed-lmperial, Metropo-
lis, Baker and st. Geneveve; Peck, ST.
Paul. River falling with feet $ inches
by the gauge. Weather cloudy.
New ORLEANS, September 26.-Ar-
riyed-Moore, J. Il VI. kehlar and
Centennial, 81. LOUIS. Departed -
Moore, st. Louis. Weather clear; Their
mometer st.
LOUISVILLE, September 26.-River
stationary, with feet inches i'll the
canal and Is on the falls. Weather clear
and cool; indications are for rain.
NICKsBURG, September 26.-Weather
clear; thermometer ~. River fell 5
inches. Down-Natchez and Lee. No
boats up.
CAIRO, September 26.-Arriyed-Polar
Star, St Louis. Departed-Gati, 81.
Louis; Polar Star, Ohio river. My
Chhce, st. Louis. River feet & inches
and falling. Weather fair; thermometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
The "OpeninR."

Brues 4 Golfers opening came off
YESTERDAY, and from O'Clock till late
at night crowds were constantly going
in and coming out. They called II
"grand." and il was a good word to en-
plov, as we assure the gentlemen that
they made good their claim. 1t was not
only grand" but beautiful and lovely.
On every hand were heard compliments
and praise, which, together with the
Numbers who visited the opening, must
certainly have been very gratifying TO
the gentlemen of the firm, and they
must feel repaid for the trouble they
have taken 10 give the ladies chance TO
see all the new and pretty things that
are TO be found in the dry goods line
this season. To mention everything
would be too great an undertaking, but
we noticed few specialties. The dis
play Of clOaks and dolmans
was exceptionally fine, among
them several sealskins, which were very
choice: a circular also OF fine heavy silk,
lined with fur. These shawls attracted
attention, among them some for even
inc wear. which were beautiful, one Of
them of pure mohair, handmade, just
out. The silks and dress goods also de-
serve special mention, as being more
beautiful and fuller display than at
former openings. This was principal
feature OF the display.
The display Of laces and lace goods
table linens, handkerchiefs, &c, was
elaborate, showing a large and full stock;
and they were very tastefully arranged.
1t was in every way success, and
we sincerely sympathize with any who
were unfortunate enough not to be
there, as they missed great treat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
WOOL
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-Wool-
Demand good and tendening upward /;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 39Ca40c; extra $50 39c;
medium i2fG43c; coarse &c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 50
@37c; medium 40lS42c; coarse &c;
combing washed 40CS45c; unwashed
3OtG33c; Canada combing 40c; fine un-
washed 24t925c; coarse and medium I'M
washed 2Sla30c.
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A search Warrant.

allows az officer n 60 through your house from
cellar b. garret aud LiSD-EYs BLOOD sgA DrHEE
T. warranted ~ 20 through yOur .ystcm ifgm
cures are wonderful AMI certified D. by dDctDr.
preacher and t-Ople 5crOfula McfruriAl Die
eases. Eryslpeias, TetteT. UlDsn in the Lung. ~
on the SKIN Bdls. Pimple.. 6r.. We warrant u
~ cure n j. a purely Vegetable Compound and
Powerful Ionic. FOr sale BY al Druggists. 80
that our name l. on the bOttOm 70 TIE wnapT--f
X T. SELLERS d 90, PiDp'fs, PityDurgh. la.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
Guessing a Crowd.

1t is truly astonishing to learn what
varied opinions different persons hold
in regard to the number OF people max
Ing crowd Yesterday evening a
prominent court house Republican came
into Justice Miller's office and while
toaSuug his shins at the fire, was asked:
How many persons do you suppose
were az the Blaine meeting?' "Well,"
he replied. Il suppose there were about
ten thousand people there AT this
wild speech, general laugh went up,
and the .uess,r came down Jour thou
sand people. Alter much ridicule and
laughter. he lett the office satisfied there
were at least three thousand there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
The County Court.

This court, the only one in session
Yesterday. met az o. AN, Judge Boyd on
the bench, and transacted business rs
follows:
Eourv and Ronev ". G.. ;. E1gleSon,
continued az cost o, the defendant.
The will of j. Alexander Clark was
proved and admitted 70 probate.
Adjourned until @ a. NJ. to-day.
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Indez . New Advertisements.

Gpntlcmen's Wear-Thos. Hughes X
Co.
Urholsterer and Decorator-C. Viii
helms.
Grand Complimentary Concert -
Opera House.
Undertaking Vim. link X Son.
Fresh Arrival w. ;. HutchiuS.
Wautcl-Girl 20 DO llouse-WOrk.
Houses and Lots Tor Sale-AleXanicr
Bone, Sr.
/. %. q. +. Notice.
Attention, ComrJdcs-Mcctinsot EN-
Soldiers and sailors.
our Opening Ovcr-BrurS X Golfer.
Letter List.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, September 25.-Dry Goods
= Trade continues fairly active, but bus
mess is sluggish with PACKAGE houses.
Cotton goods quiet in first hands, and
medium bleached cottons lower in some
cases. Londsdale shirtings are reduced
to DC. Prints in light demand. Mems
wOOlens in moderate request, and fan
nels fairly active. Foreign goods job
bling fairly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
do You Feel Isadg

LanguId, Depfe,sel IN -y.rt. Chilly, have you
Headache Palm iH the shoulder OT bhsk. Din
ncss. Coated Tongue Fever and AguD. and 0ui
81 sorts generally Nature j. telling you that
your LIyE. T. falling a. A. H. WOrk. ami TIE
s.cretiOus ~ the systetn are bring thfoEu hark
Into the blood. dangerous fefHlb EIN loIlOS
unless you art prOfnpdy. Take hgitsEs LygE
PILL At once. These Pills arr a standAId remedy
have been long ln Nee and are highly recon
mendei. Says DR. Oakley, - Detroit Michigan
''GELLEE-' LIyEK PILL are admirably f-i.-Jlats-l
for billions climate" AndrcW -arvef. Of JOllsf,
lila sayg - friend recon- fnofdef the uto ~
Them yas entirely cured 81 . -.gefe AttAes 81
liver complaint For hais BY all DnISEists.
Price - ocnts.
RE SELLER d co, PrOp'D Pittsburgh, IA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
AFTER THE MEETING.
some reflections and Some Advice.

Some Reflections and Some Advice.
Senator Blaine was taken possession
of. at the close Of the address, by the
crowd, without distinctionas to politics,
all being anxious TO shake the lion by
the paw, if the metaphor is
not disrespectiul. He was lionized, and
almost literally carried 10 his hotel. A
committee from Steubenville waited on
him Immediately after 10 escort him to
their city, where he was to speak TO an
indoor meeting last night.
Altogether, the meeting was a sue
cessful one The Republicans for the
main part seemed pleased, at least the
partisan ones. There was some disap-
pointment among the cooler and more
thoughtful ones.
II the Democracy OF Bellaire take hold
in season and manage with their usual
good judgement and harmonious execu-
ton, they will excel the meeting Of
yesterday largely on the occasion OF
Senator Voorhees, visit 10 their city.
The Democracy elsewhere expects them
10 do IL.
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Good for Babies.

We are pleased to say that our baby
was permanently cured of serious pro-
tracted irregularity of the bowels 10y the
use of Hop Bitters by its mother, which
at the same time restored her to per-
feet health and strength. The Parents,
University avenue, Rochester, n. Y.
See another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
The Star Clothing House. No.
:s6TWelfih street. will De closed
until & o'clock this evening.
ID. GUNDLsNG "a 90.

Don't decide On a Bridal Pre-
sent before seeing Turner Al
billions elegant stock. IL sur
passes any thing ever exhibited
ia the city.
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Vocal I.aaSOnR

The chorus class for young ladies will
meet at Mrs. SHEDS Music Rooms, No.
lll2 Main street, this afternoon at 8
o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

GRAND concert at my saloon (ROIfs
old stand on Market street, this even
ing. Music by kramer's band. All
are invited. Henry Lehnert, proprie-
TOR
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Vocal Lessons.

The chorus class for gentlemen will
meet this Friday evening at 5 O'Clock at
Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib's Music Room,
lll2 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW York, September 26.-Beeves-
Receipts 800 head. Market opened
late and dull with but little change
and closed extremely heavy at &c de-
cline on nearly all grades. More than
so cars went over unsold. Extreme
range of natives 1@l0c; Texans 6l@G.c;
Colorado steers 7@7lc. Shippers took
200 head at 9!@9ic and sent out 20 live
cattle.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head. No de-
mand 10 speak of. Scarcely one-fourth
OF the offerings were sold. but the hold
ers are not making any important con-
cessions. Transactions NJ = l5G5 10
for sheep and ~ jlG5 81 for lambs.
Swine-Receipts 1890 head. Market
Quiet and easier - ~ HAS the top
figure at the close. while heavy State
hogs sold at 8 50.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. September 26.-The Drorcrs'
Journal reports hog receipts u eco head:
shipments 5000 head. The market WAS
active and firm at fully Yesterday
prices. Mixed packing y SO@3 -;
light - 40@S IS; choice heavy - 90
as *. All sold and closed firm.
Cattle-Receipts 4.SO0 head; ship
ments LOO head. Exports dull but
steady AT 81 7OCG5 05; shipping strong
nj - OOIG4 20; butchers liberal sup
ply and easier; COWS Il 66Cd3 %; stock
ers steady with u liberal run, but slow
and unchanged At = 4Olf4 %: through
Texans quiet hut steady at - 20,d3 %.
Shesp-RecciptS 600 head; shipments
10 head. Market Stcad- al - SOFA
%.
,Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 2b.-llogs $500
In good demand and frmcr. common
- 6O(G3 ~; light packing - 4Ss3 -;
butchers 81 65G3 20. Receipts &ii
head; shipments ,l26 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
Taxes.

The speaker quoted suppositious re-
mark by a Democrat that the people
were taxed to DEATH" and responded
that the national taxes were not in any
particular oppressive. And in very
conversational tone he inquired: "Does
any one here wish through me to petit
ton Congress to reduce any tax impos-
ed by the general government? As to
whether your county or State taxes are
oppressive or not | do not know, and |
do not care. am here as the citizen OF n
common country, the country Of which
We are all citizens, and ! challenge any
man 10 name one tax which il repealed
tomorrow would relieve you the next
day. You may examine the whole
anatomy of man and not find nerve so
sensitive as the "pOcket nerve" Laugh
ter. And say is there any National
tax YOU feel?' Some one interrupted
him. yelling "Whisky"l Nothing is
made dearer by the revenue tariff but
luxuries. II man wants to drink cham
payne let him pay for it, and while he is
paving for it let him chip in a.little for
the Government. Laughter II a
man wants TO buy his wife thousand
dollar camel hair shawl, all right, pro-
vided he can pay for II and contribute a
little To the support OF the Government.
But there is not one necessary staple
that costs more by reason Of the revenue
As means OF
Protectection Of American Industries.
he viewed the tariff iavorably. He
represented a district that had never
had doubt concerning the tariff, He
was like a deacon in Mrs. Stoves novel,
.'The Minister'S Wooing." The deacon
was asked if he didn't object to some OF
the iron.clad doctrines of his church.
"No," he said, "the harder you
made 'em the better he liked
'em." While the free trade croak-
ers were talking about the effects OF
protection in increasing prices. Ameri-
can manufacturers had put goods in the
market cheaper than ever English
makers could sell them. The speaker
had purchased one article in England
for ga In this country it then cost
SIS, because it was imported 4
Maine man went TO manufacturing the
same article and sells it at Sll.
INtltlllllE W NAlO AtANNlllsAA ANN NAAuN 49,
on whisky, tobacco and the like, he
raised laugh by the remark that that
was a tax which you need not pay a
penny of if you did not want to. He
went over his Maine point about
matches. Some one up there complain
ed Of the revenue on matches. Being
asked how many he used in year he
replied two gross. That Is 2S,SOO
matches year, or about 80 n
dav. There must be some
lively scratchers in his family.
4 liberal allowance for a family
in one year would be thirty
boxes. Using that number, you pay
one-eleventh OF a cent per day for reve-
nue.. Hethought that after the trouble
George Washington went to to free this
country from the British, and the pains
Lincoln and Grant we're at to save 1t
from rebellion, it was better 10 cling 10
the old country a little while longer than
to let 90 for one-eleventh OF a cent day.
The nations of Europe would gladly
nav all our national taxes il We would
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27
GENERAL MARKETS.
baltimore.


BALTIMORE, September 26.-FlOur-
Steady; western superiinc 50 15(ai 30;
do. extra, - 500 } -; do. family, - ID
CUG -. Wheat Western higher from
No. ,: western winter red spot and
seller September II 2ii@l2j; seller De-
tober, 81 25@l 2jl; November, II POI
al PSI; December 81 2jlGl 2ci. Com
Western higher for spot and firm;
western mixed spot 57c; seller Scptem-
her Sole; seller October - Ia 53c; sell
or November no bid, seller December
5lG5lic; steamer no Offering. Oats
quiet; western white 3iGi3jc; do mixed
32G3ici; Pennsylvania 1905 Rye
Quiet at G4G CSC. lIay-Frm prime
to choice Pennsylvania 81 00@lj 90.
Provisions -Firm. Mess Pork u 90.
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders 3iCgic;
clear rib sides SIC; do packed 4t(a6c.
Bacon-Shoulders 4ic; clear rib sides
6ic; hams ll@llic. Lard-Refned in
tierces &c. Butter-Steady; prime TO
choice western packed l3(@l6c. Eggs
Firm at lG(gl7. Petroleum-Firm;
crude nominal; refined tic. Coffee
Active and firm Rio cargoes l2i@l6!c.
DugdT II nm HOlt os''
Toledo
TOLEDO, September 26.-Wheat -
Unsettled; No. white Wabash Il 10;
No. white western 81 10; No. 2 81 OF;
amber Michigan spot 81 oil; seller
October 81 IL! seller November 81 l4l:
seller December Il IA; No. 2 red winter
spot and seller September 81 oil; sell
Ter October 81 III; seller November
81 l3i; No. 2 red Wabash 81 On; No. 2
Dayton and Michigan red IL lO!; No.
3 81 0S4; western amber 81 lit. Corn
Quiet; high mixed 42c; No. 42c;
Oats--Quiet; No. 2 2Sc.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, September 26.-Flour-
Inactive and firm. Wheat-Opened
strong. advanced &c and closed strong;
No. ! Milwaukee hard II 06; No. Mil
waukee 81 05; No. . 81 %; seller Sep
TENDER 81 05; seller October II 05l;
seller November 81 II; No. 3 CSC;
No. 4 93c; rejected $50. Corn-Quiet
but firm No. 2 37ic. Oats-Quiet but
steady No 2 26tc. Rye-nI good de-
mand; No. &c. Barley-Dull; No. 2
spring 69c Provisions - Quiet and
higher. Mess Pork-Quiet at - 30 cash.
OIL City.
OH CRY, September 26.-The market
opened active with 75c bid, advanced
10 76ic, declined and closed at 73ic
bid. Shipments 5000 barrels, averag-
ing 5000 barrels; transactions 49,
600 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBURGH, September 26.-Petro-
leum-Crude S0.c at Parker for ship
ment; refined &c Philadelphia delivery.
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Waynesburg Fair on September 3oth and
October LIST and ID.

On October LIST persons can leave
Wheeling on the early train and return
the same day. Six and half hours in
Wayncsburg. Round trip 81. Tickets
good for three days.
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THE WEATHER.

Nothing could be more desirable than
that the weather should continue as
during the past two days, and at this
writing there is every prospect that the
day will dawn without cloud visible.
No wind has been perceptible and per-
haps .Eolus has been notified OF the
wishes of mortals here and will keep
old Boreas tightly bottled.
Everything seems to indicate that the
race will be witnessed by the largest as
semblage ever known here. Excursions
have been extensively advertised in
Pittsburgh and intervening points, and
information from there leads TO the con-
clusion that large numbers OF the aquatic
and sporting fraternities will grace the
scene with their presence. So, with the
best possible send-of, all persons inter
ested and particularly those who have
backed their views with wealth, hold
their breath in suspense.
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Ruling,
Binding,
Blank Book Making

And PAMPHLET WORK Is done with prompt.
nsss and In the best manner.
respectfully solici, work Tor either Of tb's
department..
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Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Thermometer Record.
1868 MAIN STREET.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
TUESDAY.
-,v1sT l,.'i 7r.u. Law. p v.'8r,g. 7rN
o. E> I'd 50 70 "a tb ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

GRAND concert at my saloon (Rolrs
old stand on Market street, this even
Ing. Music 10y Kramer's band. All
are invited. Henry Lehnert, proprie-
Tor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

For wounds, bruises, pains or sches
Of whatever description, NcLdtn's Good
Intent Linimc7it acts like a charm. II re-
lieves almost instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

\, I'D ON saturday night, has no connection
fl~ chicago ur Sa.iuSSy. r,-,...
Car, COM s'. night tnJlnN. -, Int.
Gloss. connections are male TOY an loiu.'
south and southwest North nHb NNEluNt>'
,...r..5 rrisa Gt.-i-IHta route for Co.uUi~i> ana
r.r..,r> MOVING J1 tuv great WyS, and % whom
Harr..url- attention Is given.
No a. stops at all stations between NheeAnS
g...t Grafton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

GRAND concert at my saloon (Rolf's
old stand on Market street, this even
ing. Music by Kramer's band. All
are invited. Henry Lehnert, proprie-
tor
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE

Tim, table for East and West. April :. 1872.
9r,ir,s leave Panhandle Depot. foot OF Eleventh
street near public landing, daily, except sun
day As follows:
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-rau1euviIIs accommodation leaves Bcilaire az
4.tlF VI. Bridgeport az 5.Uo, aud arrives al SIeu-
bguyI.,e 40 6:l5 p. ".
Leaves ~tgubeuville ~ $50 A. ", Bridgeport
Al IS A. ". arrive ut Eellgi-g st g-l0 A. NJ
The ~feuhguviUe Accommodation. iu ADDITION
q. fN,.r ~.gr..ar Trip tu and fyum ~-,ubyuyiilc
Mil make The following trips between Bel,oire
ami Martins Ferry.
a. q r..rr d. Martin, r. .......... Ul A. VI.
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CHARLES H. BERRY,

DEALER IN ROPE. TwINE, oAEUM
IL Blocks, Tar. Pltch and Ros!n.
Gum and Leather Betting,
LIN AND POPLAR BROOM HANDLES. FIRE
BRICK TILE AND CLAY.
oci2c 1910 Main 1t.
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rrITl4. pIrr,RvEluANDBALrINOR

WHEELING. PITT-RyEIH AND BALTIMOR
DIVISION.
..,-.. yyt..rirq ...........r--O An 1850 p. ".
T-.gdelpuia Accommodation.
Leave Whyu. ing .................H 'V A. VI '' = n
O,,,I.. ,,,..,r ,tf. ali hours during the DAY.
irf,-r1ati9u tJ the tuyc'iH- public ChegriUliy
49,, ". NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF +.
a r DEVERIES, General Agent Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

Having purchased largely OF all staple goods at
an early date, We are willing tO move part oil
them at closer prices than VIII rule Iater IN lile
season. We invite attention to choice cOlOrings
and desirable qualities Of
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BOOK BINDERY.

Under the Supervision ~ q faithful and vel
qualified workman. where all kinds or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

DEATH OF AN AGED MAN FIRST NEW TO-
BACCo-RESIGSATION OF AN ARTILLERY OF
FICER-A MOTHER RACE-THE PUBLIC
+ sCHOOLs-PERsOEAL.
ICorre ;pondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
DECEMBER 8, 1870.
Colonel J. B. Mallory, one OF the Oldest
and most respected citizens of BrunsWlcS
county, died very suddenly at bis home last
week. He was in the ninety.second year
Of his age. ard for thirty years was the pre-
siding Justice OF his county under tue old
system OF masisteria! courts. He was a
near connection by marriage of the late
John Y. Mason, and in the good old days
of Wings and Democrats was an active pol
itician in the ranks OF the Wing party.
The first sale OF loose tobacco Of the new
crop OF any consequence was made at the
warehouses here to-day. Some two hum
dred lots were offered, the best qualities
bringing Sc per hundred pounds. Most OF
the lots sold were brought in from Amelia
county. Among the owners were several
colored men.
Captain John S. Clary last night rendered
his resignation as commander OF the Pc
tersburg Artillery. The reasons assigned
are private business engagements, which
prevent his giving the attention be desires
to the company. The election OF his sue
cessor was deferred until next Monday
| night. :,
Another race for purse OF s500-mile
heats, best three in five-has been arranged
to take place at the FAIRGROUNDS on Thurs
day afternoon. The entries are Filbert,
owned by Mr.. b. A. Taylor, OF this city,
and Dutcbman, owned by Mr.. r. T. Ruftn,
of Surry county. Both horses have good
record, and as no iockeying is to be al
lowed an interesting race is expected.
The schooner JumPs l.. Maloy, from New
York, about which some uneaslness was
felt, has arrived safely at this port.
! The public schools OF our city Will close
on the 10Th OF this month for the holiday
season, and will not reopen until the 18th
OF January. This is done In accordance
with resolution of the Board OF Educa-
ton adopted previous to the commence
ment of the session as measure OF econo-
my. It was deemed better to shorten the
session than 10 cut down the pay OF teach
ers.
Rev. j. W. Sircoe and Mrs. V. NJ. 1:ol.
Inns, both of whom were partially paralyzed
several Gays ago, are improving.
ROBIN ADAlR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
The GutllOtine.

The negroes and the Readiusters are hav-
ing fine time of it cutting dtf the heads OF
The faithful and efficient public officers
who have served Virginia so long and SO
well. 1t is surprising to see white men
such as some OF those in the ranks Of the
Readiusters condescend to form On alliance
with the negroes for so unheiy a. purpose.
Now, where is the Conservative who will
vote for General MALONE for United States
senator? Whoever does so will endorse
the removal Of the two disabled Confeae-
rate soldiers and the putting Of negroes in
their p!ace-one OF the negroes guilty OF
embezzlement. Whoever does so will en-
,dorse the removal Of WILLIAM f.
TAYLOR, ASA ROGERS, THOMAS d.
GARTER, r. M. T.. HUNTER, and all
the rest OF the Capitol officers. Who
ever does so will endorse the putting Of
Mr. T. T. FAUNTLERoY In the Office OF Secre-
tary OF the Commonwealth to be an annoy
=ance to Governor HOLIDAY. Whoever does
so will, in a word, endorse the alliance be-
tween the Readiusters and the negroes, and
place himself outside OF the white mans
party of Virginia. The white people OF
this State are just as fully determined to
rule it as ever were the white people Of
South Carolina and Louisiana to rule those
States; and rule Virginia they will. Let
every member OF The General Assembly
mako up his mind that that Is an undenia-
-hla truth