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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01

THE BEST WAY TO CHEER UP,
- Ii you are respondent invalid, Is to grow
stronger. This YOU can do if you will take piece
of advice which has the weight OF high medical au-
thority to back 1t. That Is to use the standard in
vgorans, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, specially
commended and Endorsed by physicians Among
the bodily troubles which it overcomes are dyspep
sia. rregularity of the bowels, ivercomplant, gen.
era debility, and nervous complaints. 1t Is also
found very useful in counteracting tendency to
weakness or disorder of the kidneys and badtiers,
and persons troubled with rheumatism strongly in
dorse 1t as remedy. It's influence upon the entire
system Is highly beneficial, promoting 1t does the
return of sleep and appetite, and the acquisition Of
flesh and strength. silent reproof of the folly Of
nauseous drug medication Is conveyed in the
cess of this pleasant and effective botanical medi-
cine. no 26-Wtw),F&M
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COfIN AIN bOOIS GAS11aINoE.
RICHMOND. November 20, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, AZ bushels Red 1928 BUSH
els.
CORN White, SIG bushels. FeioU, IL bushels.
Mired, SO bushels.
OATS.-37S bushels.
RYE.-10 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-10 bushels.
PoTATOES.-7S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 26 bushels very good at 81 81:
16 bushels ut S1.55-toa, az bushels. Red. "a
bushels very good Lancaster AZ S1.5S; 344 bushels
Lancaster at $3.50 % bushels Lancaster at 81 A g.
32 bushels Lancaster at 81 SO: IL bushels mixed
at al55; 48 bushels mixed at 81 4S; "a bushels
mixed at IL As; AZ bushels very good Fultz at
STAT; so bushels very gooJ FultZ 1T 81 .45; 3aa
bushels FultZ on private terms; 4 bushels very
good Fuz at 81 4S: "a bushels good Fultz ut $l.46:
Is bushels fair FultZ at 5l.43; So bushels fair
Ful;z on private terms: SO bushels good Fultc al
SLAB: $50 bushels FultZ on private terms; $50
bushels fair Fultz at $l.43: ia bushels very good
FultZ at $l.4S: SO bushels Fultz AT Mss; 60
bushels good FuIIz at 81 .aS A bushels goodF
at sl.45 l20 bushels Fnz at 81 At; 346 bushels
tair Fultz at $1.43-totiI, also bushels.
CoRN.-Whi $40 bushels ut 54c.; 80 bushes
very good at 55c.; IS bushels good at 53c.: 10
bushels good at 53C.-total, 296 bushels. HeitGD,
~ bushels common ut 4Sc. MtGed, ~ enshels ut
OATs.-46 bushels prime spring at 47c.: 70
bushels very good spring at 46c.-tota 122 bushels.
RYE.-10 bushels 1t Toe.
POTATOES.-G4 bushels at Doc.
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sSATIJRD NEWS.
.BY TELEaRAPH 40 THE p1spATeH.

NEWS; THE APPROACHING
SESSION OF soHaREss; a STORMY AND
PRoTRAcTED SESSION PRoBABbE-MUR-
DERERs HANGED IN WEST vIRGISIAsAND
TExAs-YELLow.FEvEg FATAL FIRE
FOREST FIRES IN THE DISMAL. SWAMP
THE PROPOSITION TO MAKE PORT ROYAL,
!. S. IVA GREAT EXPORTING AND IMPORT.
ING poINT-rScREAsEIN PENNSYLVANIA
coAL-MrNERs' wAGEs-THE BODY
sNATCHER JACKSON; STARTLING DEvEI.-
! oPMENTS-oBITUAR Y-BEvENUE OFF,
GERS COMPELLED TO SURRENDER A FRI.
soNER IN GEoRGIA-RAILRoAD ACCI.
DENT IN NEW JERsEY-rHE MARRIAGE
OF KING ALFoNs0-TnE SLIGO TRoU-
BLEs-yaRIoUs FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcl

correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.I
SALEM, VA, November 81, 1879.
Ihankseiyjng-day was observed here by
appropriate religious services in the Luz
ipsran church. Pertinent addresses were
made by Rev. DR.. Dosh, Of the Theological
seminary, and Professor Painter, Of the
'oNese.
lie members Of the Lutheran church
1--WE their pastor, Rev. Miller, occasion for
Special Thanksgiving by remembering
-in with handsome donation OF comesti-
VIC wares, &c.
For the past week there have been eX-
EnSiVe fires on the mountains. No serious
saInage has been reported thus far, owing
70 the customary precautions which have
zen observed by those having destructibie
property in the line Of march. A slight
ram Is beginning to fall as we write.
;, Ut. Oscar Wiley represents our town in
,ae large lists OF aspirants to the superin-
ss,heency OF Western Lunatic Asylum at
Saunton
Last Friday ice formed at the rate of 200
y, y Inc shade. The students had fine ska
sng on their pond for several days. 1t is
avW almost too warm for fires, and the
STaeming Readiuster may rejoice himself
! oslse etoi!e il he would consult his
S'oscope. B.
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The Cisatthnscga e fsgdy-snatcfaiEs. !,
Case. 7s$LsSSSss

CHArTAsooeA, TENN, November %
Further investigation indicates That Jack.
son. the toiy.snatche Ter y arrested here
yesterday, has been engaged In the bust
neas for some time. The books I'm the Ex-
press Office show that since January last
jackson hes shipped similar boxes to VIII
liam Morrock and j. a. WaxtoD, fr1 Gin
cinnati, md j. ". Williams, I'm Atianta.
The last box was shipped November 18th
TO Atlanta, and is supposed to have con-
tained the body OF negro woman who
died last Sunday. III Jackson's pocket was
found receipt from j. w. Williams, At
lanta, acknowledging the receipt Of . body
that WAS shipped Monday, for which $25
was enclosed. The boxes were shipped as
containing fish or furs. Jackson is we'll
known, and was candidate foralderman
at the last election. Newton Carroll, the
sexton, is negro, and has been employed
at the cemetery for the past three years.
His brother and his assistant have escaped,
but the police are on their track.
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me physical condition OF General George
s:acCsel'an, of New Jersey, is such as to
Doasiy alarm his friends in that State. he
rsMonssssssesntIy passed through an illness that
t rSa,a aaye proved fatal to a man OF less
Ssna a, strength. A relapse IS Sc
h. threatened, and there arc mis2iy-
IN ss .nat ne may not be able to serve bis
~ out.- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
senerai Robert e. Lee, in talking to
~ aaplain Pepper soon after the war, gave
~, ss odd description Of Webster: never
l1s h. q : more striking object than Webster in
oris seaale. The effect Of his fine figure and
! HEY s;s a!r when speaking was like that OF
r ,, hash IN the midst OF darkness. 2
~ GENERAL and Mrs. Grant are to spend
h t ga iaa with General Beae and his wife
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 90 N0sn.-Stocks weak.
Money on call, per cent. ENchange-Long, sos !;
short, 4S3. State bonds duh. Governments quiet.
Euening.-Money, 5@l7 per cent. Exchange,
4S0k. Governments irregular; new 5's, 1U2a; Az
per cents, 1903; rer cents, 1882. States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. November 29.-Thc weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
3O4 GOA; legal-tenderS decrease, S2.2t3,500; de-
posts decrease Sc. 10l.S00 circulation increase,
a474.4OO reserve increase. SS65.950.
The banks now have S721,525 In excess of legal
RALTINORt.
BALTIMORE, November 29.--Vlrginia 6's, de-
ferred, 6: consols, 55k; second series, %: past
due coupons, s6A; new l0.40S, 43. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, %. Bid to-day.
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9 9 8 s,nha

T.
HAYAsA, November -t,aptain- Gene.
raj Biarco telegraphs Vice-G Governors enc.
rai fafing that Lieuteuant- Colonel Nayar.
70, With his tBlaDco's) escort and forty
cavalry volunteers. defeated and completely
dispersed at Sabanos-N ueyas. IN the pro-
vince OF Santa Clara, aparty OF insurgents
under the leadership OF Chief castillo. The
Captain-G General states that the troops
captured tWenty-three or the insur-
gents and wounded many others.
Among the wounded were two bro
Tiers OF castillo. Nayarro's force also
captured the so-called. Colonel Castillo and
the 1nsurgent Bonackea, together with a
considerable number of horses and arms,
and quantity OF munitions, and liberated
twenty-nipe negroes whom the insurgents
had forcibly taken from plantation Adela
and other sections. The Spanish troops
hearing shooting between Nayarro's force
and the insurgents came to The spot and
helped to complete the destruction Of the
enemy. Few OF the Spaniards were
wounded.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, November 29.-The CHILEAN Min
lister to England confirms the report of the
capture Of Iquique.
VIENNA, November 29.-The TdgblaH an
nounces that Muksar Pasba aud body
guard OF seventy men were massacred ON
the 9th by the Arnauts. Six thousand Al
banians are posted near Gusingea, and may
attack the Montenegrins.
LONDON, November 29.-0f Fifty men,
bers OF the London School Board elected
Thursday nine are women.
At meeting of the sugaE-refners at
Greenock yesterday it was resolved to re-
duce the output by 1000 tons per week
for the next three weeks, In conjunction
with the London, Liverpool, and British
reiners.
Leading inen-manuiacturers OF Foxfar
and Breckln have Issued price-lists, show
ing an advance from to 6 per cent. over
the lists Of other works.
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An Oii.Trafp Uutraehed.

ELIZABETH, n. j., November 29.-As 4
heavy oil-train Of twenty-five cars APP
preached Briton station one OF the axles OF
the foremost, car gave way, throwing the
engine and entire train from the track. Ten
cars were badly damaged, and the track for
some distance torn up. The wrecked cars
fell over the track, delaying the westward
bound train over an bour. None OF the
train-hands were injured. The damage was
great on account OF the loss OF oil and in
jury to rolling stock.
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Port Royal as an ExpOrfzeS Point
L0urnaliSt

ST. LOUIS, November eft is stated that
st. Louis merchants and capitalists Will
subscribe 100000 to carry out the propo-
sitian to make Port Royal, s. c., the great
exporting and importing point OF the West
and South.
Joseph Pulitzer bought the interest OF
John a. Dillon in tlle Post.DiSpateh last
evening, and is now sole proprietor of that
journal.
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Infringing a Trnde.mnrk.

NEW ORLEANS, Nsvem Der 29.-James NJ.
O'Donnell u Brother, OF Kentucky, have
brought suit in the Fifth District Court
against Elias Block 6 Sons, OF Cincinnati,
involving several hundred thousand dol
lars, for infringement of the trade. mark
go. K" and the ribbons and seals On
whiskey
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Ey TeIe9TspIa.
Jew YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 2o.-Cotton quiet; sales,
lit bales: uplands. l21ac.; Orlea ~ 1870 Southern
flour unchanged. Wheat opened dnll and weak and
closed sh;lde frmer: ungraded winter red, 1850
Sl.4Gk; No winter red 81 37IGSl.3Sh: Ne.
winter red. Sl.47Gl$l AS. Corn about &c. lower;
ungraded, GOOGLE. Oats shade stronger; No. 8,
and steady; RIO cargoes, 14IGsl7sc.: Job lots Lax
@.19Ac. Sugar dull and wholly nominal. Motasses
ans steady and qae;
at 4oc Wool continue: active at full prices Pork
higher. strong, and fairly active; mess, spot, 81 40
Middles quiet and strong: long clear, $3.50; shott
clear, 1915; long and short clear. IS 65. Lard
and and to arrive: 81. GO@$l.e7H. WhisKey nominal at
Sl.lS. Frcights dali,
BALTIMORE!
BALTIMORE. November 29.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Southern wheat higher and firm
western higher ana easier; dull at close southern
western ives; winter red. spot and November, st.464
December sl47SS 47S JannaI c%rr s;sSg3
western lover dull and neglected at close; south
ern while, 5695Sc,: yellow, SIC. Oats easier;
southern, western white, and Pennsylvania 46M
unchanged. Coffee firm: Rio cargoes. t4@17sc.
sugar steady ; a soft, lO4@l09c. Whisky hrn
at Sl.l3@Sl.1A. Freishts firm.
CINCINNATI.
NeySmSer S2FGnr , IN fair g. &C.
Wheat easier at sI.29@Sl 30. Corn active and
drm; new. 41@4$c.; old; 47@4scs 0a,s In goo,a
stronger al $l2.50G313. Lard excited aud higher
7lJG$7 25 asked. Bulk-meats and bacon noni-
nally unchanged. Green meals strong: shoulders,
45c.: sides, &C.; hams. 7@7se. Whlskey active Gil.
hurds, ll@l1Hc.: New Orleans, SMSkc. Hogs
active. firm and higher; coMznon S3.Z5f9s3'S3 !:
light s390@s4 10; packing, 81 5met:33 !:
shipments. none; slaughtered for the week ending
November 2Sih go .S05 head against $50 head
for rrrsponding week last year: total since NO.
Yember 1st, laS.32j head, against i76,4oO hesd
curing same period last Year.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE November 29.-Flopr quiet ard un-
changed. Wheat hrin al l25@si;s7: Corn hrh
2Sc :: mixed 37c. Pork nominal. Lard 1rn
choice leaf terce. &c.; key, Shc. Bnlk.neats hrm
shoulders 4s@4Ac.; clear rh6, e@6Hc.;, Gle, clear
sides 81 age. Bacon nominal; sugar-enreh naniS,
lOhc. Wh!skty firm at 81 90.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoCIs, November a9:eFloar easier: Wa ,stt
@S1.302 December. Corn lover; S7E3Sh &c; t Sash
364636xe. December. Oats higher at 33bc. Whis-
key steady and unchanged AZ Sl.l0. PORK nl&hei
at S12. Lard higher at 81. Buik.meals highs T
clear sides, $685. loose lets held zoe. below THESE
figures, Bacon nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November as.-FlouF uominally M
changed. Wheat active. arm, and higher; No.
red winter, S1.25@Sl.2e: No. 2 Chicago spIpg
sl.21A cash, $l.2lH@s1 90 December; No. CHI
and higher; 39has9kc. cash and December, 39ke
January. Oats Strong and higher; SAC. cash, 3Sc
bid December. Rye and harley steady ana W.
changed. Dressed-hogq, S462hdS4.s7R Pora
higher ut 1886. Bulk-meats moderately active ant
higher: Shoulders, $40: short rib. 1910; saor
clear. 1913. Whiskey steady at sl.io.
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Revenue OmcirIls Forced ia Surren-
dor q Prisoner.

ATLANTA, November ga squad OF six
teen revenue deputies raiding in TONNES
county was surrounded by large force Of
armed mourltaineers and made to surrender
prisoner who was alleged to be q leader OF
moonsh,mers." The deputies surrendered
him without fight, but one OF their num-
Der WIS wounded and left in fenced
for dead. The deputies left the county.
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Fire Record.

FIRES IN TIE DISMAL SWAAP-DR0UGHT.
ISpeciai telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, November 29.-Forest
fires have broken out again in the Dismal
swamp, caused by the protracted dry wea-
tber, and are raging extensively to-day in
the timber lands near Deep creek. The
flames can be seen in several directions TO-
night.
No rain has fallen in this section for two
months, and the navy-yard is getting sup
plies OF water from the Dismal-Swamp canal.
THE GRAND oPERA.HoUsE IN TORONTO BURNED.
TORONTO, November 29.-About twenty
minutes past O'Clock this morning lire
broke out in the Grand Opera-House build
ing, in Adelaide street. When the firemen
arrived the flames had full possession Of the
building. Janitor Wright, wife, and little
girl, Mamie, and a young man named
Thomas Scott, slept in the upper part OF the
building. Scott jumped from the window
and escaped with broken arm. Nothing
has yet been heard Of the Wrights, and tits
supposed that they have been burned to
death. The building was erected some
years ago by the stock company, and was
supposed to be one OF the finest on this con-
tinent.
Later.-The bodies Of the ianitor, W.
Wright, his wife and child, have been re-
covered from the debris Of the fire. They
were burned to cinder and were unrecog-
nizable. The loss on the building and con-
tents is estimated at 100000. Daniel
Bondman, tragedan, who was filing an
engagement at the Grand Opera-House,
had all his valuable costumes and appoint
ments in the place, and lost all. He will be
a sufferer to the extent Of $4,000. The
building was insured for $4,000.
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YeIloW-Feyere
DEATHS ON SHIPBOARD.

ST.. JOINS, N. B., November 29.-Captain
y.'ackham, Of the brig Westmoreland'.Wrl-
ting to friends in New Brunswick from
Nassau, N. F.. says that on the passage ous
the second mate, cook, and one sailor died
from yelloW-feyer, and were buried at sea.
The vessel is now in quarantine at Nassau.
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Increasing CoaI-Minsrs' Wages.

SCRANTON. Pa, November 29.-In conse-
quence OF the improvement in the coal trade
the Delaware and Hudson and the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and western companies
will on the 1st of December increase the
wages Of their miners 10 per cent. The
miners express great satisfaction with this
voluntary advance.
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lss,a,,a,date for mayor of Boston.

Boston, November 30. The Green back
Labor party nominated Dsqis j. King for
Mayor last night. The BoIters then noni-
mated T. @. Prince, 81
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ HENRItO COIISPY.-You are hereby noti-
lied that your taxes for fuckahoe, Brookand, FAIR
field and farina districts viii be rtadv Tor collrc-
lion Ut the Treasurer's office. tu the county court
house from The 18TH OF NOVEMBER ~ the lSr
OF DECEA Der; after which time there VIII pc
per cent added, ana sent 0Ht for collection rs the
law directs. WILLIAM 81. NCtiKUDER.
no l0-tDcl County Treasurer.
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Month Of, H,nt5s. u;,,s,o,

Death OF n BAPTIST Minister.
NEW YORK, November 29.-Rev. William
Ives Buddington, pastor of the Clinton
Avenue Baptist church, Brooklyn, who has
been suffering for the past two years from
cancer, which made its appearance on bis
lip, died this afternoon.
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TAXES

fITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLEc TORI
RICHMOND, VA, November 90, 1879. J.
This office will be omen daily between the hours Of
Q O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock 2. >. fronl The 18TH
TO the 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER. Inclusive. for
the purpose of receiving from any person who has
already paid one half OF the city taxes charged 10
him the remaining half, and that
PEN PER CENTUM
win he added to The amount OF said remaining halE
Of the tax charged In every Hhere The party as
sessed shall fail to pay said remaining hall within
the time so limited.
But in case any person having failed TO pay IN the
month Of June one bali or the city iaxes due from
suci, person. shall fai! to pay be whole amount
thereof on or before the 3tst day Of December.
there shall be added
TWENTY PER GESTUI
upon the whole amount OF The tax remaining due.
4. Il. WOUDSON,
10 oa.tDpr3l COLLECTOR.
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SEINE.THREAD.

r LICHTENSTEIN &ssasaHEls
L. SONS, S$S
corner Seventeenth and Frankhn streeisn
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALEF.sN
NETS.
SEINES and TWISE.
COTTON ROPES-all sizes:
PATENT and SOFT sE1sE-:rWINE,.
LINES, YAWklNG,
CORkS, .sE
CORKTO0D, &C.; &c.
Sole importers OF L iON-BRAND SEINE.
TTgEhD fwarrantpcI 10 give perfect saitsfscll9o},
md imnortei Of Other brands. 90
"g Dealers .s and fishermen Invited TO cal, no2s
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Eiuur.

fine S3.5OGS4; saper1!ne, $5.50@35.75: extra,
S65O@E6.7A: common family, $6.ISfG5Ti fancy
pran1., S7GLfS.
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FINANCIAL.


TB OMAs BRANCH IL CO.,
1917 EAST MAIN STREET,
Have for sale
yy virginia c c0xsof E HSTP5ss.
S SlHST!Elee h iGidH S2' New PER CENT
SoR4 f2sS eiIiRot1x;A. i. EAHEoAD DrvI-
xonL REsD, ,rnfINi sT RHiERo,p con-
E1cHMnHSsb hSb bASyILLE RAILROAD
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA AND Angus.
IA RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
onNt "A HsEt1ND M0kTGAGE BONDS:
SOUTHERN SECURITIES generally bought an
SUI VIRGINIA 1910 PONDS exchanged for Con-
sois ard Peeers or most Favorable terms.
no 29-1w
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL
IM ESTATE:
$4,000 at per cent.-three or five years;
S2,000-two or three years;
Sl5OO-two or three years;
S1,U0O-one or two years.
Also smaller sums 49,
Our charges for negotiating will be reasonable
FRANK D. HILL & CO,
no 29-3t HOS Main street.
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.
LOANS MADE
nm Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds
stocks. or other good commercial securities al tn
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern improvements, OF !
sizes. desirably located, for sale on ACCoAMo-
DATING TERMS.
ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.
number of d W L L l. n ., fAoioiiI %
STORES, and FARMS FOR kEN1 ~ pliee' -
quiz Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
lll3 Main street.
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BE- SHOCKS.

BTANA.EsOGkS.
DLANK-BOQKS.--W are prepared TO
~ make all kinds OF
BL.hSK-BOORS
at shor; notice but ney always more sat'sfac-
;ory when allowed to SEASON befeee being used.
therefore solicit early orders.
j. w. RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH.
Publishers, Booksellers. StatiOners, Printers.
Binders, Blank Book and Paper. Box
no lq-d&w Manufacturers
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EXECUTIONS AT WAYNE COURTHOUSE, W. VA
AND IN TEXAS.

WHEELING, November 29.-Laban Walker
was hanged at Wayne Courthouse yester-
day for the murder OF Patrick Nolan at
Virginia Point in August, 1878. Five thou
sand people witnessed the execution.
GALVESTON, November ga dispatch
saws that Crescenseo Auvalta was hanged
at Laredo yesterday for the murder OF his
wife
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ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.
vasKs AND BANKERS.
p W. PICKRELL. President
n r sNEAD, Cashier.

nenos,ts OF one dollar and upwards received, arc
s,x per cent. allowed On deposits.
Dsposts siiowed on same If rot checked on nos
frennentiy than two or three ..iines q week.
interest on all deposits 70 commence ten day
after date Of deposit. :, AN
O'Clock P, H.. sna On Saturday from r "a. a
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sgARYNE YFxrer,rYa.Ig,.s..-
PORT OF HIcHMoND. NoyEaDEn so.7a7o s

=
sseamT Manhatfan, Kelly, New York, rner..
cssRdise and passengers, o. ". Allen & Co. szents
!, sfeaMer Norfolk. Tunntp. Philadelphia mersl,an
dse and passengers. ]. W. McCarriek. sagnt.
sssamer Arlei, Clifford, Norfolk, United s,atss
agent. -" - f-1ss.'D..' AAsuns
coal. '>''' : D1s'pasar
Schooner Fanny Trscy, Tilton. New York, hay,
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steanef Manhattan. Kelly, New York. merchan-
sisa and passengcfy. q. W. Allen C Co., agents.
steamer Norfolk. Tunnf III. PhslaaeIphia merrnaus
use aud passengers, !. W. Mc Carrick, ascrTt.
CLEARED FOR THIS Pon-,
From Philadelphia November 27,r. schooner
John II. Con serse, Alien. N>ND'A
aDua. NitchelE IVA
From Norfofx November 2ssh, schooner As,o-
oate, Brtnfula, With logs. "1'o
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. November 29-Arrtvcd; Australia
anenbtna, George W. Clyde Arrived out VIA
Ssssnsln. MASSACHUSETTS,. Riafto. Homework bound !:
Nara Stoncrn an for New 0ieaus: BlaHdns r, for
Now orleans: Diana, for Wilmington.
COTros FOR LIVERPOOL
r,nstLMIFSTol'. n. c.. November 90 --Ths bark
bh'ts OF cotton $500 y $50 So: 49,"
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ENREI,1rAKERS, &c
hotels AND BeARDING-HeUsEs.

rARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
" LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS. BALTI"
MORE. MD.-F.ates reduced 10 % and s2.So per
day, according TO location OF rooms. Eatra enakeS
for parlors, rIaihs and double rooms, ACCORDING "
size. The II os, convenient and atest,ouit n9te IA
the city. elevator runs continuously TO AZ me
floors. All lines Of city passenyef..sWatsw sas,or
doors. !. w. COLEMAN Mtaks..
BALTI aoRE, Nd, October 10, 1879. oe ii-sm
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! AN ATTACK FROM GENERAL BAKER,
rARu1:. November 29.-General Baker at
tucked the Afghans In his front In force on
Thursday evening. -, They fed at the first
assault, and the tribes are now dispensing.
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HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern Improvements, OF !
sizes. desirably located, for sale on ACCoAMo-
DATING TERMS.