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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05

county rive Lowell ICON. J, Tor The Senate,
asO majority; Nelson Con- J, for the House,
a2e majority. One precinct TO hear from,
which win increase the above maiorisies
40 or 80.
CRAIG AND ROANOKE.
Salem: AS far as heard from the Reid
iusters' majority in Roanoke Is $50, with
two white precincts to hear from, which
will increase their majority to 500.
pINwIDDIE.
DR.. L. II. Smith Republican Debt-payer)
Is believed to be elected.
In the senatorial district OF Dinwiddie,
Greensvile, aud Sussex, the returns indi.
cate the election Of Samuel Pickett (Repub-
licsn Dcbt-Payer).
FAUQUIER.
Warrenton: The majority at this pre-
cinct for Matthew Conservative for the
Senate, Is $50; for stribling Conservative
for the House, 500. For the House, Payne
Conservative fioater), for Loudoun and Fau-
quier, who had no opposition, received 1865
votes. Incomplete returns from other pre-
cincts leave no doubt that Fauquier Will
give a handsome Conservative majority.
FREDERICK AND WINCHESTER.
Winchester: cambridge Conservative is
elected by good majority over 7. T..
Fauntleroy (ReaGiuster), who was in the last
House.
HALIFAX.
South Boston: AS far as heard from,
Dunkley and Palmer (Conservatives) are
supposed TO be elected to the House. The
contest between Green Conservative and
Stovall Republican ReSdjuster) for the SEN
ate is close, and will require the official
count to determine.
HESRlC0.
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Crimes and Casualties.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT ON THE GRE
WOOD-LAKE RAILROAD.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT ON THE GREEN
woOD-LAKE RAILROAD.
NEWARK, N. j., November A train on
the Greenwood-Lake railroad ran off the
Hackensack draw bridge this morning. The
engineer was killed. There were about
twenty persons in the coach, mostly busi-
ness.men living at Arlington, Montclare,
and Greenwood Lake, who were en- route
to New York. Several were badly injured,
but as far as known none fatally. AIlwere
rescued before the coach filed with water.
Later.-Additiona dispatches state that
no one was killed except the engineer, Dex'
ter, who, when be discovered that the draw
was open, reversed his engine and jumped
off, being killed by the force OF the Jump.
The engine and passenger-coach were pre-
cipitated into the river. The passenger
coach foated on the water, and the passen-
gers were taken out by men In small boats.
AN ESCAPING PRISONER SHOT DEAD.
VINCINNEs, IND, November 4.-As the
sheriff Of this county entered the Jail last
night two Of the prisoners, who were Sc
creted behind the door, made break for
liberty, refusing to stop at the demand of
the sheriff. He thereupon fred, and the
ball passed through the back Of one of them,
named Moyles, with fatal effect. The other
prisoner surrendered.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCK ExcHaNl,n.

TUESDAY, November 4, 1879.
sALEs'-lO shares Of Richmond and DauyiIle
hairoad stock sold Fl; 81 shares of James River
ana hanawla Canal Company stock sold at l and
oo enares OF Union Bank stock sold at 40.
1os g hiG Secxritfes.-Unifed States ANS,
.,sa Ste sscIrtttes-yrglnia lo-4c's SAX bid. b41
mia consni. ha Sonsols e5h bid, e6X asked Vir-
S S,s Il Virginia s &
,a Gstp Seerrtttes.-Richmend CITY as !. and 7
111 151 oia; Richmond city 8s. j. apd j., Io7x bid
asked Pessisbssa ssfT e. city s and
bridge ss n and sS asked Ma @auch sssae; &C.,
Raiiroed ssaas-chssapeske and Ohio Rail.
roaa 6'a 1903, n and NJ, 81 bid: Virginia Central
Kaiiroad arst mortgage IS. J. and j.. l0I bid
and j., 10l bid; Virginia Central Railroad NON.
mortsage S's. j. and j.; l04 bid. 10s asked; Viz
lOl bid; Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
certificate, 103 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage s's J. and j.. / s
road mortgage rs, j. and j., 102 bid: Orange and
Alexandria Railroad first mortgage 6's, N. and N.
SO bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad second
mortgage 6's, j. and J , 90 bid; Orange and Alex.
andra Railroad third mortgage S's. IL. and n.
81 bid; Orange and A!exandrls Railroad fourth
mortgage g.. NJ. and s, 81 bid; Orange, Ale1sn
drla and Manassas Railroad first mortgage IT, j
and j., 81 bid. 70 asked; Richmond and Dany!llt
Railroad consolidated 6's. 81. and N, 94k bid, 96h
and o., 10TH bid; Atlanta and Charlotte Air-L
Railroad arst mortgage s's, Jiane j., SO bid; g.,
and A. Railroad urss morgass -. ssA b,d; C., G
Railroad StockS.-Chesap eat e and Ohio Railway
100 par. 13h bid. Ii asked: Richmond and Peters
buI & Railroad. 100 par. As bird; Connection Rail
road stock. 20 par, 69A bid; Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad. 100 par, 26H bid, 274 asked: Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par
50 bid.
Canal Stocks.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
100 par. bid. 2 asked.
Bank Socks.-National Bank Of Virginia, 10(
par, SIS bio. 95 asked: Union Bank OF Richmond
SO par, 40 bid, 52!3 asked; Merchants aud Planter
IS par TX asked; Bank Of Commerce, IS par, Ii
bid, ! 8 asked.
Insurance ComDanfes.-Virginia State, 26 par
chants aud Mechanics / 90 par, 90H bid, 81 asked
City. 100 par. go bid, IS asked; Granite, 100 par
20 bid, S7h asked.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, leo par, LOG asked.
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Jerome.Pnrk Races.

JEROME PARK, November 4.-The first
race to-day--one and quarter miles over
FIVE hurdles-was one by Pomeroy; Lizzie
D. second, Disturbance third, and Bay Rum
fourth. Time, 2:25.
The second race-three-quarter mile, for
all ages-was won by Middleton Konrad
second, and Pique third. Time, 1:19&.
The third race-handlcap sweepstakes,
one aud three.quarter miles-was won by
Piquet; Sunermore second, and Yagrant
third. Time, 3:1S4.
The fourth race-one and quarter miles
was won by Una; Jericho second, and Lulu
third. Time, 2:16.
The fifth race-seIing race for all ages.
one mile-sas won by Vagrant; Hattie F.
second, and Pique third. Time, LAT.
The sixth race-handicap steeple chase
for all ages, full course-was won by Lizzie
D.; Bertha second, and Deadhead third.
Time, 4;2e&.
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THE NEWS.
,psrrr OF THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
stump,, for virginia Conservatives

:, CONTEST IN OTHER STATES; PRoBA-
'r ELECTION OF CORNELL (REPUBLI.
p o' GOVERNOR IN NEW YoRK-wHAT
TIE OTHER STATES pID-suTLER De
rrArEp IN MAssAcHUsETTs-AN INDi-
-, PRISONER SHOT DEAD WHILE At
Hs,crr1Nc TO EsCAPE-SALEO OLA SOUTH
IN Ra1LRoAD-JEROME-P RACES
p,7rRoAD TRAIN THROWN INTO A
n,rrp N NEW JERsEY-A NOTED DEs-
rrp,po KILLED-GENERAL HooKER's
,r,,,JSs IN NEW YORK-A LIVERPOOL
,nScoSplNG MERCHANT ARRESTED
rrssoSAL-sALE OF A wAR'sHIP-THE
xrw CABLE-MoRE TREASURES FOUND
- cABuL-MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
I,xpIEAGUEIN DUBLIN-OTHERI ITEMS
or NEWS, &C" &C.
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By Telegraph.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. November 4.-Flour more active
but unchanged. Southern wheat dull and lower;
western dull: southern red, ~ .25@sl 100; ambty,
$1.3o@Sl.40; No. l Maryand-no bid: No. 2
% @ 3ss H SOUTHERN corn seaay
western dull: southern white and yellow, 53@5Sc.
Oats steady; southern, 43945c.: western white
and Pennsylvania, 42@43c. Provisions easier and
without qnoIaable change Coffee steaay: BIO ca.
bo.c. Whisky hrm Ut 81 10. Freiehts unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. November 4.-Flour dull and firm
at 50 .S0ts7. Wheat dull and nominal at Sl.266e
$l29. Corn dull and dropping at 44@45c.: new
S3@34c. Pork dul! a, Sill; Lard In fair demand
and firm at s6.20@a625. Bulk-mears In fair de-
mand and an ssd ss
s sC@nsS sa: q"tst
ceints, $500 head: shipments. l42 head. WhiskoY
In fair demand and lower at al.07. sugar stronger
hards, l0aQ1lc.
LOUISVILLE.
e.Dvss Whsa; % s'aay a' Ses
old white. Soc: mixed 4sc. Dat, quiet and steady
white, 34c.; mixed, 33c. Provisions firm: very
Lard firm; choice leaf, fierce, TIC; keg. ssc.
Buk -neals-Sone here. Bacon steady; shoulders.
essI s cured S ham,. goes easier
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 4:--plour qniet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and lower; No. 2 red fall,
Il SO January; 81 ;$sS@sl; ssH feSrus!y; 50;
cash, November, and all the year; 35sasbS.c. Pc
eembeE Oats Suiet 2s&2sa sssh 2g@sgs
meals ds sns' be!ea lSss s255@ss dry
IS 70, $50, ana So eo for shoulders. clear r!hs,
ssa clear sass SG doing Lard dull
CHICAGO.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, November 4, 1879.

TUESDAY, November 4, 1877.
Country produce.
Apples: s2@s2.26 q barrel.
BeesDar: zoe. = 70.
t t .sest: soc. p bushel for country; zoe. for
Dried Fruit: Apples, 3@4c.; peaehes. peeled,
bSse.; 9npesled, s@4c.; cherries zec. q 10.
Fgos In SaTreiS. 1s@14c in crates 15@1ee.
Fathers: Prime nTe-so0se, so@4oc'; COMMON
HI Tarsesd. sl@sl.lo q bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, so@s5c.; mixed, eo@
75c.: clover, 65c.
S Sais;o ss!sd iI 1925; barrel, s1soosaas
Lard: Country. 8A@7c;
Rye: 65@70c. p bushel
s SaTs' StT pF'@e; 4 lss;
Io6 T R Hsgy sS Ss G ss sss
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Ro.e.dale. $50 p barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, s@loc: q oushei; RocShnd,
sl@$I.Z5. according 70 auantity; Jointer tbnish-
Ptastsr: Inmn. $500; ground, %; calcined
plaster, G15o@sl.75; a.oo
Tar: Large size, s3.25@s3.50.
Drugs, Dyestutrs. Oils, &c.
44i ie%; 81 $3.50 p gallon.
dozen.
Copperas: &c.
Cockfneal: .9Oc. . n.
faafse: Z sl 1sgioiiooe; nc
a ets Iins asd s5c. machine sperm,
al25; whale. 60c.; straits. 35G4bc: Labrador
coz Oh. 5O@6Oc.; lard. 60c.; sweet 50 dozen;
best salad. $3.50 castor, sl2o Gallon: Fnesis
iubricating, 30@30c.; kerosene loc.' cash. gal
Ion.
Roots: Ginseng. 9oc.; seneca, without top, 500
so Soda: Sal. ls@ac., in kegs; English soda, &c.
Spirits TsrDenttns: 4oc.
~. .F-tfat!sE DRY Gocds.-
Bro.cs saeetsnos and shtrtangs: - Maasnes
a. James River. &C.; James Rtyer; &c;
Tile ines &C.: "A Rockbridss eSe.; ERoeihside. tKe:;
conestoga, &c; Io-1 PcperHL Csc; l0-4 City
Sisasssd irfsass sss "a. s ss .ys:,s
&c.: "A Home. eks.: - Oasda, los.: -
re- Sss iesu sss
ham as a EYE: iS O. civ Ms. 2Se. 40 wa
Bro.on DrsLs; Psserssars; exc; 6zanissvills
Corset ysaas: Pavoaia. &C.; Axoakess, Toe.
h1 psnsas Harlem IKE: Bosom s.saa Miis se
mond. &C.: sprssue, &c. !: Manchester. akc.
washington, 8sc. Hamilton. &C.,; Mcrrtpacs. exc.
Mallsry, &c. orlent.i, snc.; Pacias, 8fe Arnold
% 0sansestss Rice. &C.: English. sc. ~
FereigH Fsaits and Candy.
E smoa.s: aessina. $3.50 q box.
Orange: Out OF season.
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Death Of n Notorious Robber.

ST.. LOUIS, November 4.-Dispatches from
points In Southwestern Missouri and South
eastern Kansas report the killing OF jesse
James, of the notorious "James boys"
supposed to have been one OF the gang who
robbed the train at Glendale, Mo-, recently.
The killing Of james is reported to have
been done by George Shepherd, formerly a
member of the same gang. Shepherd Joined
James, who with party was on the road to
Texss. After riding some distance with
them Shepherd suddenly shot James in the
head, wheeled his horse and fed, escaping
with shot in the thigh from one of Janes's
companions. Shepherd cherished an enmitV
against James for killing relative. James's
body has not yet been found.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Noyember4, 1879

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wh White. 96S bushels. Red, IL 1894 BUSH
els Of which 2.670 bushels were re-exhioited.
CORN White, 922 bushels; OF which 36 bushels
were re-eXhihiled. Aired, ~ bushels.
OATs.--52s bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, IL bushels coed at $40; 72
at Sl.45-total, 932 bushels. Red, so bushels good
Lancaster at s145; 81 bushels Lancaster ut eli. 35 ;
500 bushels Lancaster on private terms; 2 bushels
common Lancaster at 51.32; TIA bushels very
good Lancaster 1T S1.45: AZ bushels good Lancas-
ter at 51.40: So bushels Lancaster ut Sl.43: $50
bushels Walker at $40; 100 bushels mixed at
S1.42: 242 bushels mixed at " 40; l.l00 bushels
mixed at IL AS; 270 bushels mixed at Sl.38:
1856 bushels mixed at Sl.40 500 bushels very
good FuIrz at 1895: "a bushels good F'utz at
S1.3O: Al bushels Fultz at 81 30; $50 bushels good
FuIlz At S1.32 90 bushels common Fullz At Sl.26 :;
very good Fultz al 81 81; ia bushels good Fuliz
at 81 81 Ia bushels prime Fultz at S1.40-total,
$3.50 bushels.
CoRN.- White, 40 bushels fair old at 6Oc.; 326
bushels prime old at Soc: 1OS bushels prime old
At &c.; 172 bushels goou new 1T 5Sc.; 80 bushels
new at Sc; SO bushels prime new ut 60c.-total,
S62 bushels. Jfi5ed, AZ bushels 1t sec. 22 bushels
old at 6Oc-total, 81 bushels.
OATS-l2S bushels prime spring at 45c.; 80
bushels very good spring 1t 45c.; ~ bushels prime
spring at 46c.; 80 bushels common spring ut Acc.
9S bushels common spring on private terms; "a
bushels mixed at 47c. 40 bushels winter at 4Sc.-
total, 500 bushels.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
LIVERPOOL, November 4.-Charles Tom
Iinsop, OF the suspended firm Of Tomlinson
g. Co., cotton-brokers, who absconded, but
was afterwards arrested, has been commit
ted for trial on the charge of obtaining
e10, 900 on cotton which bad already been
hypothecated, and forging and negotiating
two acceptances for $4,000 each.
Sale OF an Ancient War-ship.
HALIFAX, November 4.-Tbe war-ship
Pyramus, which was captured by Admiral
Nelson from the Danes in one OF his famous
engagements, and which served as train
ing ship here, has been sold for $1,000.
Carlotta's Restoration 90 Sanity Pro-
babIe.
LONDON, November A Brussels dis
patch says there is great improvement in
the mental condition OF Carlotta, widow Of
the late ex-Emperor Muximillian OF Mexico,
and the complete restoration Of her sanity
Is now considered probable.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, November "A Rome dispatch
saws that the Vatican will shortly send a
charge d'ofdires to Turkey to carry out
the convention about to be signed; after
which the internuncios and several bishops
will be appointed.
Reuters Sophia telegram says that owing
to strong opposition to the Cabinet in the
Assembly, the Bulgarian Ministry has re-
signed; but Prince Alexander has not yet
accepted their resignation.
The liabilities Of Colvin, Cowil & Co., on
this side, are moderate, but their indebted
ness in India IL believed to be heavy, the
firm having acted as bankers for clyil-ser-
vice and army officers, on whom the great
est loss will fall.
LONDON, November A Madrid dispatch
announces that the Royal marriage is fixed
for December 1st.
A telegram from the steamer Farraday,
through the new French cable, dated Sd
instant, states that the Farraday has sue
cessfully completed the present part OF
the operations OF laying the cable, ana IS
proceeding to Halifax.
LONDON, November "A dispatch from
Cabul to the Daily Ne,1s reports that more
treasures have been found.
The Post announces that Count SchouV-
aloff, Russian ambassador, has received let
tiers OF recall.
DUBLIN, November A meeting OF the
National Land League was hel9 here to-
day. at which Messrs. Powell, O'SuillVan,
and Michael Davitt were present. lmpor-
tant matters relating to the land agitation
and Mr.. PowelPs visit TO America were
discussed, and an address to the farmers OF
Ireland was drafted.
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Groceries. Ae.

. gz
Baeon: Shoulders. bkc.: clear r,s-naa, eye.
dbbef. e4c.: yirainia shoulders. 52a5Hc.: Viz.
slsi, - ho..roand. 5@7Ss vTaints hams. large.
hans. l0al Osc. Stock lisht. ''@''-
h sset sas1s sis a,s hoops s1sseso
BrSeas: Two strynss; sl@M.2s; three strings
49, c. good 2 grl!as, l7alsc.; LssasJra, 1919
i5@lsHc. p b.: haif-0oxss. isc.: taiiow. lie ~
western Prime ;I sSs.,ns co1amsn. ' loa
R ss Carolina G 7sass.: Ksnaoen. &C. "''
drtb nefTasGSsrsn Gs5s.in. no
lima roe. in half-hsrrels. s3ass.s0. M,ciere.
No. Bay, Sig: No 9. In barrels, 1850: No. 8
SS No. s ~. sS sis7s No. No. ssG l1 1 's2S
Lard: Prime, barrels and nefces, TIC; in half
asrses: 22c-: barrels, CSC: genuine Rot<en syrup
'? S@t Sailoa: New Orleans, prime 40@h5e.
alum from a sterp ss from store $780, Ground
Sm0G a. Crushed Hes powdered. 1Uac.: grant
yssow IA Sc. s set losi. liz, e.. extra c. &C.
Sosp: Common. 5G7c.; oest washing. 7x5aes
Tses saes ana ls1cy ps'ses country
sm alp srIevs hhdlo@slss; sunpovaer, si1oaL7s
| Hides. Leather. SC.
a'ass: Green. 56Sc.: drv sailed. ls@l1c.: Dr.,
stn. a. wet sailed, 1852; wet ssI:ea cat
LsGther Sole leather. oak. soasec: sole lea.h.r
an:h ioos i En SSHs5 se@?9s sss
country. 25tG30: city finish. 3O@S5c "A M: SAT-
a sSns sd French sl@sl.s0 Q 10; rouga skrtS,
| from. Steel. Nails. DC.
70 ren: American refined. Old Dominion. 3sc
8 NJ, English and American sheet, 50 g..
Trna soaSs; SsS hoop iron
blast charcoal. S24@s2e. '-oNSp'1 "A''S-
M NG lis oil, os DOMINION $3.50 in wholesale lo
Plough Castings: Wholesale, &c.; retail, "a
gone: Manila. best, 14al5c. tute. s@9c.
Rags: Mixed cotton, 1ac.; white, 2.se.; wooi!es.
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
ao A.: Scotch best brands, pints s2@s2.25 D
Brandiss: Domestic. sl.25as2; fruit. al.1oa
Virginia peach. s2Gs2.5O. ~-'-'eS'''
Kus Hhtskevs: Medium, 81 5oas2: pare old. Al
fs ssrg Tn az mountain ts new, s2@$2.oo; ell
Gin: Domestic. sl.25as2: imported, % q cas..
NeU England Rum s1.50@sl.60.
Rectused Hhiskevs: Market quiet: proof. 81 &c,
lumber. Slaves, &c.
vFsinIs popsr si4s4s ; 1000 ?o 4its es Tss
lS14@s42.50 q 1000: yellow pine boards. $3.50 "a
sl1: ois. ,s9@sl !. according to lengths. shiness-
| Pine. Sl.75@S2.50: cypress six-inch. &6@id
| z l 100 Lsths-splih 81; sawed sl75@sl.s0
1000; seasoned. s2o@s25 : 1000. fionr-oarrs
timber, $2G$5 "a 1000. Flour-barrel poles, IS
hogshead-hoops, zoe. 2 bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@Sl.25 a 100 fer.
kes $40 Ssssn sy s ys ss5s-sS than
artndsssnes: iSaSsc. = h. ~ S'
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|. BLOCKADE THAT SHOULD BE
RAISED.

RAISBD.
The egress from The system Of waste material
through the natural channels should be rendered
free without loss OF time, when a blockade Is pro-
duced By an attack Of constipation-a disorder
which, II 1t becomes chronic Is productive OF sert-
Gus bodily mischief Jaundice, severe headaches
nausea, dyspepsia. the usual concomItants of the
uaiady mentioned, all indicate that the
bodily functions are materially interfered with.
Hostet,er,s Bitters is particularly efheacious
in cases OF this sort, and renders the habit OF
body perfectly regular. 1t is medicine greatly TO
be preferred to drastic cathartics' when are wen
calculated to drench, but unhappiiy also 10 weaken
the intestines. We say unhappily. since such med-
cine; ara the favorite resource Of many fl-advised
nersous. who resort to them upon the most trivia
occasion, and greatly TO their discomfort aud IN
inrv no 5-Wtw)F&M
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RaIa of.n Railroad.

4 !. SAVANNAH, GA, November THE At
Iantic and Gull railroad was sold to-day un-
der decree oE the United States Court Tor
1900, 900 over the first mortgage and other
claims to 81. B. Plant. The purchase-money
has already been paid.
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The Mound.Gity Fire.
AN APPEAL FOR AID OF CITIZENS.

AN APPEAL FOR AID OF CITIZENS.
MOUND CITY, ILL.,, November 4.-The
citizens of Mound City have sent ont an ap-
peal for aid In behalf Of those OF their un-
fortunate citizens who suffered 30 severely
by the great fire OF Sunday night, in which
properly to the value OF nearly quarter OF
q million was destroyed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun sets............ 1854 NornihR..."....." S:37
HoOa rises. ...... 10:0s EveHlng........... 9:O2
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. b. Tatun,
agent.
Schooner Carvo, Tyler, Rockland, lime, Thoma,
Elicit.
Schooner o. NJ. Marrett, New York, lime. Thomas
- schooner Katie Ranger, Hardy, New York co,I.
Bark Brazilian, Milve, Liverpool, salt, Davenport
4 Morris.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co..
Steamer j. w. Evermap, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ]. w. McCarrick.
agent.
Schooner Alfred Keen, Henderson, jersey City,
railroad. ties, Curtis Parker. .s.
cUsToM-HoUsE REPORT.
Entered British schooner Brizilian. MiIlen. Ltv-
erpooi. England. With cargo OF salt. valued at
$4,000. Davenport & Morris. American schooner
scur for Brazil for the Haxali-C renshaw Company.
CIeared.-Amsrican brig Edith; Gates, st: Johns,
s2,ai2; shipped by Gervas storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore November 4th, schooner Foam.
Ing Sea, Wroien.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Arriyed: Schoo.
ner Pangussstt. Densou, from Richmond, aAd sailed
PRoyipEycE Noysmber 3.-hrriYed Schooner
Ann +. Valentine, Potter from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
yvw YORK November 4-Arrived: p. Czland.
Roiyia, Craft Richmond, City Of Macon. Arrived
ont Batavia State OF Eeyada, Eleca, South, lynne,
CORNWALL Ulyrian. Palestine. Homeward bound:
ErsiaIninren for Charleston; Arts, for Pensacola
Montreal, for New Orleans.
MACHINERY BROKEN.
LONDON, November 4.-The steamer Glamorgan.
Haioeri in North Of Ireland her machinery having
broken down. A teamtug has been sent TO her as
| sistance.
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From Memphis.

REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF TEE HOWARD
p. ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS, November AT the Howard
Association meeting last night John John
son, treasurer, submitted bis report, show
ing that the receipts have been $73,s62. go );
disbursements, SOS, 476.51; balance on hand,
S53SG4 Al
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yesxe, Aa,ore

[specia! telegram to the Dispasch.1
PORTSMOUTH, VA. November 4,-Last
night late the schooner Lottie, Captain
Speed, from New York, bound to Rich
snnond, went ashore at Ocean View, with an
assorted cargo. Her anchors were lost, but
sustained no other material injury, and was
probably gotten off to-day.
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Mutiny on shfpboard.

KEY WEST, FLA, November 4.-Arrived,
British brig George s. Berry, Captain How
ard, with lumber, from Pensacola for Mon
teyideo, with her crew in state Of mutiny.
The captain was very badly cut by the mu-
tineers. His life was saved and the mutiny
ouelled by his daughter.
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PRYNTENG.H0USES.
PRINTING-HOUsE.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having Of the L AR 6 EST AND BEs1-
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N THE SOUTH, corr
bned with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUSINEss-CARDs, g.
VISITTNG-CARDS.
r . rkOFESsIONAL-CARDs,
3 WEDDlNG-CARDs.
sHoW-CARDS
CIRCULARS,
MANIFESTS,
u,.a... BILLS LAD1NG.
RILL-HEADs. ~.
LETTER~HEADS. .ss-s.s =
go - NOTEHEADS. 4
80, . = ACCOUNTS SALE.
- STATEMENT
CHECKS NOTES, =, Avn.
TAGS ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
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Marine Disaster.

PORTLAND, Me-, November "A school,
ner, name unknown, went ashore last night
at Broad Cove, Cape Elizabeth. and went to
pieces. The crew were all drowned. oW-
ing to the heavy sea no assistance could be
rendered, although the vessel was plainly
visible from the shore. She appeared to be
ice-iaden, as much sawdust foated out. It is
reported that five bodies washed ashore.
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BY Telegraph,

BALTIMORE, November 4.--Virginia consoIs, SO
second series. SOY: past-due coupons, S34; new
10.40's, 543s. Bid to-day.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
= 800 = - SPECIALITY. u4af

Orders from the country promptly filed and de-
We nave al tRe NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
md execute work In manner thar cannos % sur
passed. nr,,c .pu1 rSe
We also do ell kinds OF BINDING and huLiNe
We Win cheerfuIy furnish estimates and send
mples when required. ma 11'ds"'0"