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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
RAILROAD Trxr.
49, RAILROAD LTyTx
80 ~ ~--rrrs---T---------~--IILsb
~ I'd % H azsss.,;
sicHxoSp, 7oax RIVER AND Cns.ss--ssl
SCHEDULE or TRAINS. sA'tsoso.
~ TAKING EFFECT ACGJrsr :.
THROUGH rxssEsGsp

THROUGH PASSENGER
o'oo r ID Leaves Richmond TURSDAy
.f.%i' DAY, and SATURDAY. ton,IhtP..
'..as,,..si Tsst Point With steamer H.n1n.s's /,
an points on York river , ,a.'o',
E.-',' more. Arrive, In Bai.i,nor," ' krti.
|4s94> t.a a.: CONNECTS with rail.!ines r. 4.
ION; snd Ill western point, ~ -.
'*s' ~ Riebreond with train. on .an~.
e.l =, ta t r.rosas. and cheaast.T,.
80 -" THROUGH PHErGHT,
$3.50 A. N: Leave. eichmond Mnyn,x
500 A. N TIEsnAis TH it;Rs13T; and "e''
g., UREDAI. Coanrc+s ~, ins SAT.
| %" az west POI nj for riy.7 J., IN, '''o'u
- z.f.r HHore, and all Ep4I.r- ''hYs Esl.
necH al Richmond win .".hH 'ao.
mon2 ana farTiI!e raj .parr fics.
- 1885, 5t' a a tetersoary and ...ehthond
,.. 1.,.,,i . LOCAL PASSENGER
500 z, H. Leaves Richmond MOyntv
NESDAi: and Friday W. "Eb-
80 THROUGH rASsrs,,rn
1000 4. D.. A ATT At HIchmond rrty,,.
,, s-- n. Jm.hSnh T. and>ATt.k;I,jpAY
necS ~lIh 'rssn. IN RIrpu,.. %.
feitrScurz anu Che sr.as. s,r af
RAILROADS. SieAat1 IItT.n, ' 'n ot'o
MONDAY, WEDNgs1nt,,y;' va, ~ 9:
train: froa, r Fl al G'2 "a. "a ~
ana western polnt.. anG Al w.. nn"rf,
South. AGi Lie
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$3.50 P. u. Arrives al E!chmon1 MONDAY
NESnAI, and FEIptF; .nI' "o'
$50 P. ID. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, .f.I So
UkpAl. EVnhccls rith .tr,'ca1N -.
West Point from H,II,nrs q
meets with RIchnlond .ut n,r. -
RlcLmond aad Petersburg. All ,-t -
pe2ke ah,l Ohio railroads HS'i-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. u. Arrives a: Rcamoad roNn,.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY =
meets with R:chriu,,J Am. -
burg and Chesape,Ge 4ud 0bi, =,
roads. '' ''''
No transfer OF frcgh: at RIchmap.i to =, =,
southern points. Cars ruI through b.wcrU A,.,a.,
and West Point. A"A
Careful handbag and d.srs;rh, with lows, ,,,,,
guaranteed. Ky
Tnrough bills OF lsiing. with guaranteed "a.
Issued 10 AL northern and -r.'rrr! pciui,.
Through tickets sold Ia tll northern p,s,,r,
western points, and oa>g4:" rh"r.eh through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad TIrIr, a.,
Ace, S26 Main street; n. the Exchange Hn's -.
comparv's depot, corner Twerty-,aIrt and ~
streets, Richmond. Va. IN
ma2a HIT. nnTGLAs. superu,art,,,
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..- by W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y AND wELL:L0cATEn, FARM OF d74
ACRES, NEAR THE NINEMILE ROAD, FOLK
Mills EAST OF RICHMOND, CALLED YER
MEA D.'-At the request OF Mr; James X. Orem.
on THURSDAY the 21st Of a. August; isa9i at
FARM located al above on which be resides,
adjoining the land. of Or. Friend, AesS rs
l74 ACRES, or which about 1875 acres Is open
land of good qualify; balance In wood AID timber.
The omen land has recently been lined and manfred
The IMPROVEMENTS const OF eomfortaCle
framed dwelling containing seven room, barn.
hay. shed. &C. 1t win BE- sub-diyired into three
smaller parcels giving 70 the hop:e tract No: /, 80
aud TO No. 8. adjoining DR.. Friend on the east q
acres-of which about one half Is IN wood the
aud lies we'll for cultivation, and Is well adapted to
The usna crops Of this sectiou. On lots Nos. and
Q there are 1ne stranberry-beds. 4 portion OF the
land In clover aud grass BE- sides that which Is IN
meadow. a plat can be seen NJ my office. and the
place will be shown by Mr. Orem TO those VINO may
oall on him.. I..., q. 1884,. -
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the time Of
sale. W. GoIDIS,
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BY Chafnn. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Ancrtoneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
NrtR Tii8 EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY.
In pursuance OF decree Of Circuit Court Of the
county of Hsnrico, entered on The 23d DAY or De-
cember 1879, In the suit of Conrad, trustee, Us.
Fritz and ais. shall, on TUESDAY the 26th day
Of August. a7e. commencing at O'Clock T. NJ,
sell st nublIc ausiop upon the premises, the above
tsscribed FARM or TRACT OF LAND, formerly
occupied by +. g. Fritz, and now rented 10 Mrs.
Jane King, situated on the line Of the York River
railroad adjoining B'akeY's old mill The tmnroye-
menls con sst Of n comfortable DWELLING and
ali necessary UUT-BUlLDISGS. ICE-HOUSES'
&C.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue upon SIX twelve,
and eighteen months credit the purchaser giving MS
c.oabIe notes for the deferred payments, win IN
tert st added and the title TO be retained until the
whole pnrchase-mouey is paid and a cnnyeyance or
deycd nv the court. A. r. COURTNEY,
aul5 Special Commissioner.
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The Rev. G. R. Davis, OF Carson, and the
Rev. W. r. Jenvey, OF Reno, never lose an
opportunity OF giving each other sly dig.
says the Virginia Chronicle. Parson Davis
preached at Reno the other Sunday, and
while taking breakfast at Parson Jenyey's
house, remarked: "Guess I'll take some
more steak, as have TO preach" "Guess
I'll brace up little, too" reioined Jenvey,
passing his plate for another section OF the
meat; " Eve got TO listen." 49,
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EAST Bot Nd

. EAST BOUND.
Mall train arrives at Richmond daily ,H- =,
cept Sunday .c"1o ! "a
E1press trsin arrives nj Richmond daily
........................6:ij A. w.,
and OH Tuesday, Yhursilay, and satur-
day connects ut Richmond with Nlr-
ginla Steamboat tOmpany's steamer
Ariel, which leaves Richmond for OH
Poiut, Norfolk. &C., at 1913 \. II.
Accommodation train arrives AZ Rch- =.
mont daily except Sunday at.........: 90" \. w.
mixed tram leaves siaGn'On ~ 30 a. W.
taking passengers from Sirgln.a M!@"nd ;fa,I
from Washington and arrives AZ richmond :. ~
L. 81. daily except sunday.
4 connects with Virginia Midland railroad ~
Ing NJ 1880 \. 81. for i.yEr..burg 'ai Man -
Mississippi and Oslo Rairo!i stations, 81 d.
Virginia Midland railTe4d, !ea'lns a. 3:ie !. VI
Washington. r,.y
B CONNECTS With Virginia MILAN: railr"ad. 49,
Ing NJ $3.50 a. VI. for Washington. AMI VIM
pinia Midland railroad, leaving Al -:3o \. ~,
Iynchburg aud Atlantic, Mississippi AZ! CA" !'~'
road stations. {.
ID connects with Valley railroad. !carinz 4: , =
II. for Uarrisouburs. 1850,
T. connects with Valley railroad, l"aTinS a! 1.'''
A. NJ. :or Harper, Ferry.
conuccts with stage line for Lexington. T. .,
g connects with 4. u. ;. aud L. L. steaH.rie '' -
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati. -.
Il connects with scioto Valley railroad 80 "e
Northwest. &c., ~,
J connects with all lines dIyersinS T. ~, ~"
Northwest aud Southwest. W. ~ :. ~ 80,
Engineer and >uprrHt'''.F"|r
CONWAY r. HOWARD, Genera fa-'r"ssS r -
Ticket Agent. --L---
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AT SARAToGA.-She introduced Mr.. Pc
tiers to all her circle, and when her daugh-
ter Kate sweetIy lisped Mithther Peters !"
he softly said, "Why don't you call me
Pete?" ooh. not on so short an acquant-
ance," she blushingly replied. - But"
said he, "my name is Peet, not Peters,"
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RICHMOND, EHEp'G y r"ToN tE n; ~.
OFFICE GENERAL T!chET t'E'c11,n
RICHMOND. va Apr. - 70"
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MAJ > -"
" trains on this road viii run 5, 'o4io"s'
.'H.2 60, NORTH FOUND.
4e.no.u t.sx.s fyr,l-S,res. station tsl
So'1-o'Vo a. a. e-re,, sundays; due 81 " 49,
81 @Hf'a. - t,HI 10 4. 81. RAlumore,
.,,.... .. a,nsp. VI. PHILADELPHIA, 90
| 1noT New YORK, 1000 p. ".
~. n Ives Hyrd-sxrec. station my
NO 3-SOO r ~ -. a, Wn,linxton, 9.33 !. u.
gx-,more. !l:aS r. NJ; phiIt
..... ,ielpa!a, $50 A. M Nc" l''N
,,opu 1 accScSSMoDArtoN rNA!h
10. 7-sDo & 10" ~ Juuctioa, leaves h;HtI'
.. .- Street station daily teaorp' SID
81. daJs}.
49,, SOUTH BOUND.
,n,tpu arrives ~ Hyra-Itreet 80.
NJ daily texcepi Srata!s Psys.
t4s .: -." - New York. SD =. ~. n. r..
......f.,. ety dsiphis 1852 a ..S,n,tcr
|. ''.., more, $50 \. u. "aaa"s''-
NOT llso A. ", T5,s, a; sy Sss rosi 100
'r2f -! #"3 philadelphia. 1910
l. - IA : . ft' NJ: Baltimore, 4:os A. -
Ia.-..,,.. ..'-..... Washington. $3.50 A. u.
NO. SAC A. NJ. ACSoM y. ys,osa.srsst sAa's
T. .'r@t ""s| daily except sanSsapIYi,ox,
| - s-,3t"a p ~s' Il u =. =: Ma :. Irsat
T. 7. D x1sns, General ssesIis...4..s az,
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DEpAxTugE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW k.-The Old GEEA
L Dominion steamship Companys ns4aazsA
steamship RICHMOND, CAPTAIN NELLY, VIII san
TUESDAY. August 10Th. al 8 O'Clock L. ".
Freight received until 2 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east
aud west; also, to foreign ports. 49,.
Passenger accom- nOa'ions unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12 lound-trip tickets,
&24. Steerage, Sc and SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. W. ALIEN Il CO.. Agents.
an 1927 COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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CITUATION as TEACHER WANTED

CITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
= The undersixred cd. graduate (lS79) of the Uni
versy OF yirsinis In Latin SreeS' and French
Maibemaiics desires SITUATION AS TEACHER
in A SCHOOL OR PRIVATE FAMILY.
He refers to Professors Harrison, Schele de We're,
Principal Of the Episcopal High School near Alex
anara, Va, where he was student for six yPars.
Address .se Q. BALDWIN WALKER,
Theological Seminary, Fairfax county, va.
O. wd,
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP EFfh
" -. COMPANY. sars$a
FOR NEW YORK.
This company win dispatch one ~ their spendle
staamers-OLD DOMINION. WYANOkE; ISAAC
BELL, and RlCHMOSD-eyery TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built
pressly for ibis ro1te.
They 1--we splendid saloons, stase-rooms, and bath
rooms. De-. 49, -w.-..
The fare, accommodations, aad attentions are ua
SURPASSED. e-.e'
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot of Beach street. ships coming south sail from
Pier 43, North river foot CT Christopher street
Freight recsiyeQ unlii q Z. u. calry. .-s
FrelgKs for points beyond New York forwsrdec
with dispatch, ana go charge mkde except actual eI'
penses incurred.
Cabin fare 70 New York. s12 Storage, s6 aat
%. ..s4.l1, ..r.ao.sI =. ..
For further information apply 70 d
GEORGE W. ALLEN i CO., Agents,
+ NV 10 - Office Conpanv's whxrves. Rockets.
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nn2s no. he South WfsrT sss = PniGds!ph

DICHMOND, YORK RIVERS4fL.
1CAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD Sssssssss.sn
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TkANSPORTA.
TIOX COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond IVA
and Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
Steamers leave VEST POINT, VA. on eAcb
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ut ~ noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. ..r 49,
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. "#
Direct shipments from Boston ella Boston aud
Providence Railroad rin West Point, Va
-. II. II. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
VD, GRONER, General Agent. apps
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A connects for Million. v. G.
II connects for AsheyiIie and all pott, IN Western
North Carolina daily. except SUNDAY.
connects for Macon and all p".H:- Ia :. i'.,vrs;
Georgia.
u connects for Jal ksonvile AMI AL points ia fj-
rida.
f connects for Macon and AZ rirt. IN Survives
Georgia. and Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis, AID
all Texas points.
connects, for Selma, Meridian, Jack~,u. aud
Vick.burS.
G. connects for Galveston and 81 'f-,1s pn'uts.
Trains from the A'uvc-ntT!cI p''uu. uCrir, ~
PfchnDni at 4:f3 =. W. AMI $50 \. II.
The train arriving ~ Rtrhwoui A. G'3h \ y.
makes close connection with NE FjrlinIa >haurst
Company'S steamer Ariel Tor Did !Dlnt ana N'rr...
leaving Richmond At 7:lj \. VI Ii'e'tay-, i5a~s.
days, ami SATURDAYS.
Traius between Grc.m.uoro' AMI salem run i,7
except Sunday.
Trains on North Carolina divl.'nn #iak" "sf,'o-
ton At t,ohl- bore wrh The W. & ". Il. T.. Z" al!
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawlus-rp"in AMI >''"i!n. ~
run through on Train No. - from Ne" ! ":N 40
Richmond TO Atlanta, and from t'rFm.hnrH I" -
slista, ani Train No ~ from Nan ptA a"' t. a.
Inond to Greensboro
Tickets sold TO All points south. s"s'T-' iai
southwest and baggage checked through.
No Iay-over checks Gi:rn on toes! iits:t,
JOHN r.. MAJ VI RIO,
General Passenger hg'I.-
T. II. X. TALCOTT. General SImi1rlrn'"l'
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DHILADEL "A, RICH sNS
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ss44aSsts::t1
SHIP LlNE-E0R PHiLApEL"HlA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Until further no.
tiae the steamers OF this line will make 1ri-week,
trips, lssyipg Philadslp h, syssy Il yESDAYj
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con.
meeting At fntiadeiphia with C'ydes New England
Quick TiME-FREoUEST DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. -
Freight received daily until 9 O'Clock P. ~.
=, JAMES w. NCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
. .fl. -... - WILLIAM Z. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
uo0S No, ! South Wharves. PHllXde!phia.
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Inc IaEu-ApAsC uoos> III .PShb as uus q
came on at the close OF an August day.
* Sam ,'> was carrying In the last, Iiaif Of
milk as Sayles came up. "sAh, Mir. Sayles,'''
said Sam, ss,I am right glad to see you!?'
t.How is Dea., Raymond o" asked Ransom {;
he had almost said &C Morning Glory,pp for
it: seemed but a day since he went away.
.ttThe Deacon Is weit,n said Sam, heslta::
tingly, looking ,askanee' at 'Sayles A'Sbus
Miss, Carrie, met with an accident. Old
Tom IN and Sam grumbled ont something
almost profane--'s3ran awaY.",1 Ransom
saYles, turned and entered the house; moth
ingi4was changed; the tamilytwere at tea,
but Morning. Gfory:was In greetarni-eHair
In the front spoomfs before yoa sreach the
kitchen at the end OF tbeleng hall. Ransom
shuddered as he stood on tie threshold III Q
knew not why, for hewas not a superst-
tious EaG-thenlopened the Idoor; she was
iaciag the west, audi evidently thought it
some one ofsthe family. The setting sun
lighted up the room and fell upon, her hair.
There flashed through his mind the figure
OF the Gro Wn which Revelation speaks OF,
and then he stood by her slde.J she turned
her head, che eyes soitened bysome,t tender
memory, her face flushed sn d, moment, and
she put aiats her hand 81 ives thinking
.ofsyou, Ransom. s..s What about fhes!p'
he asked, as IL they had-net the day be.
foIs. & 4 NYhy,I doliit you tkneHay 0aS bald
(ones, !" odd NV laughed sofsIys = that you
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FIN MAGICAL.
RICHMOND grE)CKs EXCHANGE


.eHuHspAY, October 90. 1879.
sAGEs--1, 600 Virginia consois sold at SAX, and
1000 sold at 52sss. p rs.ss tls.ts 4.
Gopsrnm ear EscurStfes.-U United states 4h's,
} asess ssear.tfsR-sy 49,. SEX bia.53kE
ssa sssss sass s. s
TX asked: Virginia interesr certificates, 14Is bid.
sS s;sea Norm ssena CENTS
sias sscuritsss- Richmond cry SIS, J: and j.,
s sa sg 81 III III sisd sha
,tax-receiyabIe, 81. and g., 80 asked.
s ana oai9 sn
Ohio Railroad SIS. gold 19is.J and J, 2s bio;
Virginia S*nlrai kaitroad first mortgage e's, j.
o5 n'a Gp sa 4a lia eena
trsl Raiiroad fourth mortgage s,s J. aad j.. 1o1
bid Virginia Central Raircad nop-raorfgage sfs,
Railroad funded s,s, J. and j. ZOE bid. 1881 a ked
southstds Ralrosi first mortgage preferled S's. j.:
mort e' u.s. ST. aa j. Sd.
90 asked; Souihsirie Rairpad third mortgagc pre-
ana and a rs
.. and j., 113S bid, 1 Il asked; Richmond, Frede-
ricksbarg and Po.omac ftailI Dad morg aEe sJ. and
D.. 100 bid: Orange and Alexandria RaiIrnan third
mortgage S,s, and n, 90 bid. 20 asked Richmond
and Danvills Railroad consolidated s.. II. aud NJ,
gage S's a. and D.. los bid: Ri chInc nd York kiver
and chesapeake Railroad first mortgage SIS, J. and
~. Iu0 asked =. y. aud a. RAILROAD lrSt NOR gage
rs, So bid. 100 asked c.. c. and 4. Railroad secoud
mortgage rs. T4xx bid, 75S asked.
RGitroad StOcks.-Ghesapea. e and Ohio Rail-
way, 1o0 par, 16 asked; Richmond and Peiersbui &
kai!road. LOO par. 40 bid so asked CONNECTION
DanSille Railroad. 100 par, "a bfd,27 asked: Sea-
95 bid. -! = : -,
Bdnk Stocks.-Nationai Bank OF Virginia. 100
par, 90 asked State Bank of Virsipia, co par,
S2a bid: Merchants and Planters savings. Is par
IL bid: Citizens Bank, .25 par. 90 bid. 20 asked
Bank OF ComIne 25 par, l7x bid, 10 asked.
o ! 5nsEra1ce CemfGatss.7Vi Virginia STATE, 20 par
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80 bid,
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Various Foreign Items.

LONDON, October pa JeIalabad dis
patch says the mutinous Afghan regiments
have been dispersed.
Mr.. Ten-Broeck has purchased the race
horse ThemistocleS.
PEsTH, October 23.-It is confessed in
official circles that the protocol of the treaty
between Germany and Austria has been
signed by the Chancellors and Emperors OF
the respective countries.
LONDON, October ga favorable change
has come over the asnect OF the wool mar
ket, brisk inquiry having been lately expe-
renced, and considerable purchases Of
English woods have been made for America
at rise OF penny per pound on previous
prices.
LONDON, October ga number Of fac
tory operatives from Bradford district and
a number OF silk weavers from Wacclesfield
sailed in the steamer Spain from Queens
town for New York. The operatives from
Bradford district are accompanied by q
large mill-owner in the State OF New York,
who came over to select operatives and to
purchase machinery, " hich is also on board
the Spain. .'..... BE-.
TORONTO, October 23.-Hanlan has mott
fed the London sportsman that be will not
again visit England for tue present, but
will allow Elliott or Boyd $500 expenses to
row here for $1,000 or $1,000 side.
LONDON. October A.-Thestrike OF miners
at Chareroi, Belgium, has terminated, and
the men are returning to work on the mas
ters' terms.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, October 20. 1879.
The aumber of breaks to-day comprised So hogs
heads. The offerings at auction on Change were
SO packages; OF which number IL were sold al
prices ranging from $40 to $50.
The following are the quotations:
-" DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
1858: good, s4@s4.5 g. 6.'0eSS'' ''e0'DA' s'@
Leaf-C Common, IS @$5.50 : medium, s66s6.5O
good: S7@S.5O; nne, Sl0@al2.50; extra fine,
Stemming.-Common. $2.5O@$4; medium
$4.50@S6; good, S6@S7.50; fine, S7@S9.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURING
Lug FitLer$:a ase 1904; medium. s4.5o
SS Ieaf FiIiers.~Common. s5@ss.5o: medium. 81
assoc; good, S9@Sl0.5O; fine, s1l@$12. SO
extra fine sun-cured, Sl2@Sl7.
Wrappers.-Common, S5@$S 90: medium, So
ira, SI1.50@S12; extra sun-cured, Sl6@S25.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Smokers.-Common. 45@S7: medium. $1,000
80: GOOD, s12@S15.50: fine, S20@ $50.
FiHers.-Common, s5@S6: medium, s7@$e;
s' Wrraappers.-Common, si2@s15; medium, s1e
ass All s'0O' s'0'D''7'' HHe' s4' ' Nv
seod s1sS Ga
$50; extra, $60@$75.
.. WESTERN GOODS.
lug Fillers-Old dark, $3@4.50.
Leaf Fitkers.-Common TO medium, S4eas6; gooo
I4ugs, sWorktng:-NNew DARK lark s2 ,gs9s
Mason County.-New common to good filters, 81
OSLO. 4:
REMARKs.-There has been no material change
In the above quotations for several weeks. The
market Is little weak for all grades Of filters.
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s2.sgtass.a6 right e3reOa1s365: pacAii 4.
&3.40A g. as: butchers, 68. 65aS3.7S; receipts,
3,17g head. Shipments, 20 bead. So

500 saa psesps.
3,17g bend; shipfnenis, =, I2ol bead. ii. ID
LguIRviLLE.st Be n sg.ss I:
5.LoU1sFnLr. October al Floas nr,n ard nD-
whitcs S1.30. Corn eas1er:t white. elise. ifSe9,
Soc. 0afs easier. white, 85e mixeds s1e:3 Pork
fea skc e;g ne shoulders
clear sides here; clear rifss, De- Bacon eoaiPr;
shoulders. 40 eiear ribs, clear sides Sc.;
sugar. cured hams. 9@ l2c. Whisky drm.
49, 5-;.,s5.s8 sT. LOUIS. rst.,.: sst:aEsf Y
ess1a all treble ars so En- sso
% IS family. as y$5. S5 choice to fancy.
wssat ss ss sas sSss Ss
slssI closing at e1.32 January: No.s3 red fslI,
s1k Sase5sr s7Sa sTSss ss ss s5
January. .Da!s lover 26s@2sAc. essia. 27ac. No
yember. zoe. December. Whiskey aaiet at 81 GO.
closing at SS.io bid. Bu;a-meais quiet: loose
shoulders, s35S@&8.7o; clear Ribs. $5.eO@S5.7 rs !;
sno ss
shoulders clear ribs, andclear Sides =. - 5.
.f..., 400, CHICAGO. ssi.a -
3 CHICAGO, October t23.-Flour qniet and weak
Wheat in fair demand and lower; No. Chicago;
e1sh. soveape so. s Deem.
Der No Chicago spring. .h7k; reteteds sec.
sos ss'Ef esa @
43Kc. Uals active and lower az 3lh@3iAc. cu h,
sec. october. 324c, November, $50. May; rejected,
s9l2k cash aud October. 90 20 November. 5000
all the year. Laro steady; S6.27H cash aud no
veinber, $6.40@S6.42z January, Bulk meats
strong and higher. shoulders, 1885: short ribs,
$3.50 short clear, 1886. Whiskcy steady and un-
changed - ~ " ~- 81,
at Ctose-wheat active and lower; $115k
November, $1.17S December. Corn irregular ut
s5Ec. October, 44RG344Hc.~ November ana May.
firm and 2isc. higher.
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THE FALSE NOTIONS EXIST IN THE

THE FALSE NOTIONS EXIST IN THE
L minds of many otherwise mi elisent people as
to the requirements of q disordered stomach or
liver. The swallowing OF nauseous and powerful
drugs is the way to encourage, not 10 cure dYspep-
Ella and liver-complaiut. Nor can constipa'ed or
otherwise disordcred condition Of the bowels be
remedled by similar treatment That agreeable and
thorough stomachic and aperient- Hostetter Bit
tiers, which Is The of unpleasant, anc never
produces violent eff cts is far preferable to medi
cines of the class referred to 1t infuses visor
iuto a failing physique, cheers the mind while 1t
strengthens the body, and institutes complete re-
form III the action Of the disordered stomach, bow
els, oriver. Appetite and sleep are both promote I,
uterine and kidney affections greatly benefited by
It's use. 1t Is, indeed. comprehensive and merto-
rous pref aration. free from drawbacks any kind
oc 22-W{w),F&M 1Ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24
DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation In the back part; Pain
Under the Shoulder Blade; Fulness After EatinG
with disinclination to exertion OF oodY or in,no
Irrllabihiy Of Temper; Low Spirits with q ieehne
ofbavIup neglected some duty: Weariness. Dizzf.
ness Flu,tering at the Heart Dots Before She Eyes
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eve; Restlessness, with ftfnl dreams; Highly
CoIored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIoUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 10 such
cases. One dose effects sucn change of feeling as
to astonish the sufferer. slr'-,tt..