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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-26

A Mohammedan priest, Ahmed Eflendi.
has been for some years assisting COM
pany OF Protestant missionaries in trans
la,lon of the New Testament, receiving $50
ner month for revising, correcting. and
clothing in poetical Turkish their versions.
This coming to the knowledge OF the Shcik-
ul-Islam, he bad the priest arrested and
tried by in ecclesiastical cont. \ religious
excitement wa, stirred up, and was famed
by the Turkish press. and when the last
mail left Can>tantnople the court was heSl-
tatiug whether TO sentence Ahmed 10 fifteen
years Imprisonment in 4 fortress Or TO
DEATH
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W. \. Adams has been appointed post
=, =, at Roseiand, Nelson county, Va,
Z ,E Afs ). Z. Sprouse, declined; and r.
a., ~ iiI!atns at piantersgllle, Lunepburp
ny Va. cice j. w. Williams, resigned.
us.po.t-oflice ut Morris Hill, Allegheny
NY, Va. has been discontinued because
81 ss;a were 90 candidates for the postmas-
So: The papers that went there will
sVoYington.
spd ,4eye!e race between an English four
hsr@Ameriean seven began Monday at
lib ,taso- Exposition building, the Eng
San can % giving the Americans 100 miles
tEes,, iDe English team made the first
ainu,.e. niles al an average OF / hour 16
lS s the American team at an average
dx Ga st u minutes. The race continues
r 'u fourteen hours each.
Ssisgs .'' !. aeDonaid, a lad of sixteen, while
ID Eas s sas'isht on the roof OF building
.pssemag9sa Of, Friday morning, Se!I TO the
10 lew = ., = Distance % fifty feet, and died
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POWHATAN COUNTY.
AN OLD HOMESTEAD DESTROYED BY FIRE G
SUSDAY-EFFORTS TO SAVE vALUABLES.

AN OLD HOMESTEAD DESTROYED BY FIRE on
SUNDAY-EFFORTS TO SAVE vALUABLES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BALLsvILLE, November "a, 1879.
The dwelling OF Mr.. Willis w. Hobson,
ST., situated near this place. in Powhatan
county. was discovered to be on fire about
O'Clock P. NJ. Yesterday, and despite all
the efforts OF the family and host Of anX-
ious friends it was totally destroyed. 1t is
supposed the fire originated from spark
| upon the roof, it being decayed. The family
had only short while returned from church,
and little dreaming their old homestead
would SO soon he in ashes. Messrs. Marion
and Joseph Walton, and Willis W. hob.
son, Jr., deserve especial mention fo4 their
| efforts, TO rescue valuable articles from the
| flames. All the furniture and other valua.
| bles were saved. 1t Is not definitely stated,
| but hear that all loss was covered by 10.
surance. NJ. IL. Z.
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A SUPPOSED MURDERED MAN REAPPEARs

A SUPPOSED MURDERED MAN REAPPEARs.-
Harrington. w. Va, November 24.-For
Two weeks past John Fandyke, Isaac Hollis,
and man named Webb have been detained
in prison on suspicion Of having murdered
4 nlan named William Shuck by drowning.
They reported that Shuck bad been drown
ed by the upsetting OF boat. On Thurs
day last Shuck made his appearance at home,
and stated that he knew nothing about the
drowning affair. 1t is generally thought
that the whole affair was job put up on an
insurance company in which Shuek's life
is insured for 81, 600. The accused are still
in Jail. and can only be released by writ
Of hubc0S corpus.
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G9s.D PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
% col n PEN.

PATENTED October 2, 1872,
t. the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens. and The result of experiments ior more
than twenty wears The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
dnced by a skful combination of the TWO precious
and non. corrosive mesals--16 karat GOLD ana PLA-
1rS1Ju-wi,tlc the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of copper. reducing It's fneness Without .ic'u-
Ing tina, elasticity, density, and steel-llke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REL
ORD" GOLD PEN-POlNTs are of highest IND
,um tdlamonds) iudesructible with fair treatment
and polished 10 gass-like smoothness.
Steel.pen writers have now every objection 10 eoio
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not oxidize, squarely met.
The "RECoRD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed 70
possess durability, pernianency OF spring, ana per
lection OF point. Price, 200. Sold by all jewellers
and siatiouers IN the United States II not fonnd OF
der direct hom
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati. {
For sale by RANDOLPH q ENGLISH aud WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM, Richmond. Va. NH l9. WY
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5ya:,sSE aNTEz.LEe:EHG!..
MATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20
Port " RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.


PORT UF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arci, Clifford. Norfolk, Emitted Srrte"
NAL, merchandise. and passengers, l.. Is. latGi4
went. ,,
water. - pad tobacco, Curti, Il partcr
Schooner sarah tardlng ,,, , Eo,lSn' 1h'' 10
schooner Ruth. Carlisle, Philadelphia, H2ht 10
Sco 1G d. Everett, McI.ane. Windsor. y. s.,
plaster, Warner Moore.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. WALKER, New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers. q. w. Aiei - Co..
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Moonlight, lemons, PhiladciphiI ga
@. byrnc's, wood, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED ron THIS Port.
rrom phiIadephia November 23d, schooner Mary
IRON, New York November 23d, schooner u. =.
h''e'' |"''''' MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. So"smb"r 23.-arriTeG: schooner
Mary f.. Simmons. Campbell, and Car"Ant hni1hi'
Hf f;,;rIMonE. $nvcmbcr 24-A-rI:+d: &chcsaner
H. II. johnson, Paal. from Richmon'-
DISASTER.
BALTIMORE. November 24.-Tht sGoonsi Shn'
pcInIIa We, eutr. from Baltimore for james river
ruh Shells, was sunk abreast Of LtNIns - aAo I
mi. On c of Thursday. Tho vessel lost her ss and
Lec,rnn watr.np.el. anf! at Eora On Thur-dty The
Iurch at the bow and cacecncI so ~ 10 ihrn" IN
! Ina>ts almost under Wsler, Grt Ven Ea.tH r'Sn,cI
I'D .st,,rt In liye rnthoms. william EDDY craaled
mn and laid on ! cToSs.trec, and died ABOUT sun
! down Iie Ts.st Of the exlAyytcd Uica |ratheret
the night II the rigging. uad in The TaoTilns "cr'
| discovered and rescued ~ Tie steamer Havana
after beng twenty hours exposed 10 the element,
The body Of Eddy was Lait in The Flgstn9. An tahn
lost their eject ad h4i nohl1g but the clothes IL
WHICH they stood. Tho rinnehala was sc tons nur
den, well found, aud Yaa,ch II s4,oo0. me halir;
froas rhiadriphil, and WAS owned ny ffeoefie'
GoaNb, OF james river, Virginia, The Raets AZ
abou, nalr out OF w,te. and the vessel can ere ~
DFr he raised. Captain Wcstcott lost con>laet.''
ausnli,y OF money, left in me cabin.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, November 25.-Arrlyed: Ssitzei
, land City OF savannah. Arrived out yann'
| Elysa, + 1cural. IonlewarJ bound: oiaf5 ~ rsi
din, FOR Wilmington. - ,,., c,o.u
NEW YORK. November 2o.-ArriS.a: S' ~
ships ManhattaH, from RicbmoGI. siceln0ne'i' o'
w r,osT rSsn' November % .ed: Schooner tio'
: ?rd Williams, from RlchHSid.
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General Strike Of West virginia
Miners.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
CANNgLToN, ". Va, November %
Mining circles Of the Kunawha Valley have
been agiated for week or more by the
prospect OF a general strike of operatives,
they having demanded OF the operators an
increase OF pay and been refused, the latter
holding that the former are under contract
with them to stick to the present prices
till the end Of the year.
Yesterday the miners decided to stand by
their contracts, which expire on January
1st, and then demand nine cents per ton adj
vance instead OF four. This decision being
unsatisfactory to q few unmarried men,
who are acknowledged leaders in disSen-
tons, they forced a mass meeting TO carry a
strike at all hazards. The mass-mceting
was held last night, and decided in favor OF
strike for an advance OF six cents per ton,
to take place Immediately.
The New-River operatives have struck
for an advance OF ten cents per ton.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 THE DIspAToH.

GENERAL STRIKE OF WEST VIRGINIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT NORFOLK
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE; APPOINT
MENTs-RATLWAY STABLES BURNED IN
NEW YORK; FTREMEN INJURED AND
MANY HORSES BURNED; HEAVY LOSSES
LYNCH LAW IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER
OF INTERNAL REvENUE-P POSED
COLONIZATION SCHEME FOR EAST TEN
NESSEE-THE UTE COMPASSIONATE EX-
ClTEMENT THROUGHOUT THE WEST OF
IRELAND AND NO SIGN OF ABATEMENT
NET-OTHER FOREIGN ITEMS. &C, &C.
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.gCTH CAROLINA BAPTIST STATE CONvEN-
-aE-WHAT A NORTHERN MAN HAS LEARNED
n SIX WEGKs.-The South Carolina Bap-
it's lave inst closed the fGrty-e"hth an
aull meeting al their State Convention.
], vas held II Akin, and over one hundred
Preachers and lay delegates were present.
Dis H. \. Tuppcr and 4. L. Dickinson. Of
Richmond. Va, Dr.. Boyce, CT Louisville,
and Rev. L. J. GoodSpeed. d. D., late Of
Chicago, H.. bu; now Of Columbia, :. c.,
addressed the Convention on the several
apartments cf Christian labor which they
,epre>enrcd. Or. Good>pccd Eas Charge OF
he Baptist Colorcd Theological Institute at
Columbia. He said:
"Whcn ! was considering whether
should accept the cali and come south my
family shuddrrcd 1t the fearful dangers
they ie}t sure would bcfal US among a pco-
l.@ Of who's" barbaritie> they had heard so
@Hb; but rs my lungs were very weak and
lie doctor had prescribed mider climate.
Ky wife and daughter finally concluded
thy would run the hazard. We have now
len IN Columbia six weeks, and its climate
IL. done fer ne what an ocean voyage and
European travel failed 10 do. / am 4 well
-4G. We have had trouble with the pc0-
l,e. i: Is true. but our trouble is due 10 the
ne ,ha, We have been overwhelmed with
ATjDc>>e> wllc.: VIC can never hope to re-
!4y."
BY. y. :. dickinson said: "There are
'~@U>anl> q @vod people at the North who
r.. !H>1 - pg. GCodSpecd felt six weeks
-, Wher, WITH trembling and fear, he
's'1ei lis fare in this direction. 1t Is
'i'nge, bat nevertheless it Is true, that
sch erroneous views arc held concerning
= 81 The North, AID possibly some Of Us do
:, Great Injustice Ia our northern brethren.
A'tn here in South Carolina do not hesi-
"'e 10 say that it should be the aim OF every
1N+ msa % rclnoyc all such nliSund@staho-
- ana STRIFE. Certainly at the South We
"''. everything TO lose and nothing to
.1a hy il continuance. Where one
Kan gains Office or nntorictr by it
:ss@'a>ahG suffer in heart ard purse.
-.F1 Dr. Good,peed rs we have dealt
""A DR.. to:cy, pres;dcn: OF 4 SINH
,s' institution in Richmond. The good that
I've: ha, done by his Influence over TIE
"H!sGd people NJ Virginia to the Church
~" Tue State Is incalculabic. As long as
Veg people Insist on being Baptists, we
-.ost Ae!p them by every means within our
F,"eE' mat they may be a blessing and not
'Ilf'e 10 The denomination"
Or. j. d. ChambllsS, Of Charleston,
;;'.Saeiied The Introductory sermon. He has
;sN received a call to succeed DR.. Haw-
;g5 1'e at Montgomery, Ala. DR.. j. c.
NV, GEh also preached an able sermon. His
'@''A seems to be perfectly restored.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..

TUESDAY, November 70, 1879.
Country produce.
avptes: 50 .25@s2.5O q barre.
5etSso&r: 2Uc. :: d.. .-
;9rIi usML: zoe. p busi.cl for country; zoe. for
'' 6rttT Ffuir: Apples. 40 Sc: neaches. peeled,
S6 i5c.; unrccIrd Ia &C.; rherrl"'' zoe. p d. !;
G@y%: r. t.rrels. lsa20c; In crates, 1o&20c.
jS3@tA1r$: TrIae n.e-@oose, 55Gsicc. to':'i'-"'''
2Gp3tc.
9uy: Virginia t.!HGtty, SoUs7c.; mixed ooJ
7jc.: ctrT.:, Coo.
Grts: Ba!ed, to a 75:.
potut3es: irish. IS barrti, s1.oU'
laYd: country. G%@7e.
:Gr: s0ms5c::2 6usn=:.
Si,,aac: Prime. 1lc.
B.ici EtTa1: 4oM30c.
WI: WISHED. 2sm3Qc.: unwasa.i: 2o@22c.
E,rry WOOL Will bring from 30 Be. ? L, less taan
above rates.
Cement. Et,ne. plaster. &c.
Ctz1snt: Itosc.,:slc, 80 p barrel. ,
Lime: Agricultural Ia Zoe: :, D"ing,; oF%s
s1@$l25: accor1,i.oS e enIS' 1ol"Aef 'Hni7"-
Plaster: i,n,cn. $3.50; gr"":i' IS; e%'@!ned
plaster $1.50@:l.75; e.o,
Tar: La:ge SIZE. :32'm sS.3''
Dcm=s. Dyes,uH>. :;i!s, 2r.
A aic@tci: j.. so p z&.I;y,.
Cos,csatfDtst iys: e3.23@fz Il Gaze u i0~'
dozen.
Gccchineqt: Il ? n.
E,i.mct of Lagla"r: &c,
inS io: :l1Ssl.1o.
ak: i!nsecc. 90: niachie sla*2.73; s:erra'
el15: wr,l;e. coo: S.r:N5. 4ot>''Ot.: ich".dv. .
bost g:,iaI $50: castor, 81 % = eai'o1: f'-'i.
ubricatiu.. 3o!a1oc; Eerc'e!c. lot'' &C. = So
Ion.
E"s:s Gi'.c;. oc se.oca, without Tsp, $50
ScSc: SAL. lG@2c., lr ke-z; -I6i=a S1l2' 7''
Spirit. T4rgess.!1.s: 90
Dsy Goods.
s-o,,n sneettaqs crd Shtrtin9s: "a AHhehes
ter 6.c;1 Manchester. 5ac.; L Ms!:tnS2s,i. ~.
- Jsmes ;yer rs; s J4Mc5 lily Ki|;f f.ni:s
lie. &c: "a Rockhr!ge. Csc: H-t;1.hbT,,s: ~
". ConeslpZ.. TT. &; Consstosa; - r.,
sene:'99x o;ot e.; loI; Fe0sfN'' z'''
TEiisacs,G l5iItIs,cs anG ShtstiagS: i N.rl
| srtLa, l2c.: Al Ma.onTliie 1oc.' 1-r t.IN'
s%n,nt.l-. Tc": ii Social. s}.c.; 49, AEoskS:s
| dc: Whiinstonc. at;c.: Barnstcy. g.. !. Es
D5S. az, Frut-of-he-Loon, loc q: st,' Wsf
t as; ~ sj inua1 To- o. cis Mile 25s;
'i p,o n,1 1rtLs PaIer3plrg. To-. Gran!.e'''
sEs.: Rockbridge, A, &c.: A, exc; ,.,,a,, ns
| Corset Jeans: taVohLa' CO.
's uemlms Harlem. l2kc: Boston steam As. O.
Prints; American, 81 &C. H' MaSche.:r, &c
wns;rg;3n' GG.; MamiIton. g.: Merr1mac.. 6s
Mssry. 7c.: Oriental. eEc.; Pacing es c,.nces, :
7r,: Harmony, skc.: WaInsutta. 4sc'' &c
6Sc: South Bridge. G.c. .,>
Grmtrtcg: Rice. To-; Eng.ish' asI'
Foreign Frnits aud Candy.
Candy: l4alsc. n:
Isue,,s: Messiua. SIS q box. ....
Oranges: Out OF season.
groceries. sc.
Bacon: shoulders. ohe.: clear risssi6ss. eSf
nn;s hor.rornd. 7@7Ec. Virginia hans, t ar
col De-: small. l0@llc.; susar-curec' ip's'@A II
Mai hans, l0@l0i!c. stock lisht, 7
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Burglar Lynched i'm Georgia.

MACON, November 25.-Henry Walker
(colored), a wcl-known burglar in Houston
county, was taken from Jail at Fort Valley
last night by band OF unknown men and
hanged to tree near that place, where his
body was discovered this morang. The
best citizens express strong disapproval OF
the act. 1t is thought by some that Walker
was hanged by his confederatcs in crime in
order that be might not implicate them.
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Norfolk.
DROWNED-MARINE DISASTER, &C,

DR0WNED-MARINE DISASTER, &C.
Especial telegram 10 IN" Dispa!ch.J
NORFOLK, Va, November 25.-The body
OF George Gray (colored). who has been
missing for two weeks, was found to-day
floating between two cotton ships at Town
Point.
The schooner Commerce, Captain Perry,
from Richmond for New York with coal,
carried away her headgear and portrait
forward during the recent storm, and has
arrived in harbor leaking.
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Immigration.
COLONY TO BE ESTABLISHED IN EAST
TENNESSEE.


TENNESSEE.
NEW YORK, November 25.-lt is an.
nouuced that the Cooperative Colony AsSo-
citation, among whose members are several
prominent cIereymen, have determined to
establish the first colony in the Cumberland
Platte, OF East Tennessee. The ASsocla-
ton eXpccis to purchase suitable tract be-
fore January 1st, and send q pioneer force
TO prepare for the coming of the main body
in the spring. The plan is for the Associa-
ton TO buy land and furnish capital for The
buildings, stock, and implements, and deed
the property to the colcnistS in separate
tracts as fast as the advances are repaid,
with a low rate Of interest. The expert
ment in farming is to be encouraged, and
there will be 4 reservation for pas;urage
and fuel, which will be the common pro-
perty OF the colony. 4 village Will be estao-
ii,hed IN the centre OF the dOniain, with
cooperative store, school, and machine
SlOas.
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The Catholics and the Public Schools.

BosToS, November 25.-An announce
ment is made OF the policy OF the Roman
Catholic Church in New England toward
the public schools. The Archbishop, fol-
lowing the advice Of The Pope to Eu-
ropean bishop, has directed all The priests IN
the archdiocese OF New England TO at once
establish parochial schools. and threaten
parents who refuse to patronlze them win
the terrors OF the Church. In iocaiitles
where the influence OF puo'ic scnoois IS
thought to be particularly injurious 10
Catholic youth the priests are lnstrue'ea ~
Withdraw the children at once, even il there
he no narocbial schools In the vicinity.
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The sunken schooner m.nnchaha.

NORFOLK, November 25.-The wrecking
steamer ResoIute returned to-day from the
sunken schooner Minnchaha, at the mouth
of the Rappabannock river, bringing the
sail. anchor. and rigging OF the schooner.
The drowned body Of one Of the crew was
found lasbed to the rigging. 1t was carried
to the shore and delivered to a magistrate
for burial.
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From the Indians.

THE UTE COM is VN'
DENVER, COL, November ga Los
Pinos dispatch states that the hostiles VINO
were TO have appeared on Saturday had not
arrived at noon Sunday. Ouray told the
commission that Johnson's brother, whe
was shot by Frank Dresser, told bis pro-
tber before he died that he was responsible
for the entire outbreak and massacre IN
shot the mail carrier and teamster. ouray
seems disappointed at Sehurz's answer 10
his proposal. ,rl,r
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-s----79177a7 - - : =
NiE.a.RSE2E.

R5ILLiSERY.-MRs. NJ. WAL. -,8s
.M ron. No sol Broad s,rea. viii cpen sSss4lG
ON THUK.DAY. Soventxr 9Th. several SStSs
eases NEW YORK TRIMMED HATS; car bc 500
AIso.a large STOCK Of MILLINERY AND FASSa
GOODS: FELT HATS from 25c. W. IS ana s1
TRIMMING SILKS SSD srTiNS. Toe: 20 - pss
EEATHERS. O-T2UH anti FANCY hlRu =
WINGS. EE0WEEr, RUFFLiSG, SECh'" EAh'
GOLD-PLArEb JEW ELRY. sc. $500, g.,
,ts civ NJ. WALTON.
no 5-1m 30l Broad street, corper a-I- ~
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LABOR EEGEsAE Gg;.

OFFICE, ~ PEE!STESr EST pu MIC, liARiTfES'I
A. iSsHCGSE ECIaDISC, I
EICuNO&D. Va. sept s'n'I2r .4. 1SfS.
.LAEOE EXCHANGE" HAS DEEM
II ESTABLISHED. 9Julcr .si..ti!'. r.l>!oEsof tie
under, encJ. iur In" rsTyos"ff caia:ni worn ioi
tn nnsn ptoyrd AID 1.nss far indaent ch'iirnRot
tbs Cky. ,,,, -. ,,.r ,ruE
TO accomplish tbs an pFEl@E !l1-s fl-ES:
oI,.Ss d. IL, conn, t.p:I IN, M! Department OF
Du.- Door Poor" ~1.Jc SPECIFICATIONS OK tEC'e sea
na employ lGrnt ., tinse dss!iiHS 10 sEtpIot par
song can be Tr@i-i gi'l.
Person ;rprcs' Ian" Sn:rnS traces 3hh "scupa-
t;,,is are pow tiDTc'l to. "'fiRI'uTntjit.
THO u" III want ~ SiEIh,,hN. iLEDR!4a~' &c'
:. ~ requested :. cal 4; ~ coTrcsEcnd @lih ms.
J.i!cr. ,..,,,.,,,,my>.
Letter: >loc3t bc itEs~4ci ''SEPEA ~
"a marked LtEJI: t-NCRaS&h."
CHARLES L. B;EGEH.
srD3 Am Suptrj air ils1ni 81 Public Chariilc;.
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N'HE THINGS THAT ASToNi>H H67
THE NATIVES: @

HANDMADE, DOuBLE-SOLE gILL.LESGTH
LEG BOOTS at 81;
HANDMADE CONGRESS CATERS and CAP
TOE ENGLISH SHOES Al rs.
These goods are genuine ha:i,I. Ii itc ND fair
stitched.
The big s;oci. OF TRUNKS, SATCEEnI.S, VA
LlSES. Bags. &C.:
The wtdpuees Of those OLIp,LAD!ES ana OLD
GENTLENEH'S SHOES:
The narro1scss Of those SltJnS natF Tor sIiia nce
CALL AND s4E THEN.
MOI D. y. GhFTi. looth anu aih'b'
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NE iUNht
NEW YORK, November 25.-EO6n.-Stocks strong
Money on call. 6rN7 Der cent. Eychange-Lopg
$50: short. 4S3. State bonds dull
Erenin3.-M Money! z to 5 per cent. Exchange
4Sl. Governments quiet ard STEADY: new IS
1929; A.. per cents. lU6k; per cents, 103. States
neglected and unchanged.
BAiTIIURE.
BALTIMORE, November 25.-yirglnta 6's. de.
terred. 6H: consos, So: pas-due coupons, S3H
new lO-40s, 44's. North Carolina 6's, old, rs. Bic
tO.tlay
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EIol:r.

Fine. s3.5G@s4: &upsr:lne, *5.50@$5.75 "xt-. ,
Sc 25(0 $3.50: common taini!S, S6.3OMs6.75 {,
sancr ur3n-s. S7GI'S.
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rIl,ImHEADs, $3.50 TO IS per ream, at
II ,ns kGDH PRlNgING-ROuREa
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w0OD ANH Gear.

I'd IA OWING 10 THE UNKE- sb.DO
pTss - LIABLE supply Of other Bttumipous
oai. aud Wishing TO give my friends better coal
o. about the same price have ccte.rulned 10 refrIc
the price OF my SELINT COAL to 75 ner ION
for best lun AT hi. price this by far The cheap
EST soft coal In The market, baYin2 no state and
Ing good deal longer than any other son coal.
Also. Il foil supply ofANTHRACITE COAy, az
80 per ton, delivered W. j. MCDOWELL,
no 25-1m Seylpth and Main streets
GOAL AND WOOD.-AIl sizes irst.class
-, ~ ANTHRACITE: C0ALBERG EASr.ELNR
SPLlNT CLOVER HILL. SOrr COKE. and all
KINDS OF ENGINE COAL. PINE and OAK WOOD,
Order by telephone from J. WATSON PHILLIPS,
Srace asd Monroe streets; c. z. JONES. Brock
Theatre. and 1t sos Cary street.
DC rs en- PAGE
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


n l.. ALFRIEND >
l. -. iLATE OF THOMAS N. ALFRIENp 6 SOM.
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CoMPA-
Ny OF LONDON,
NORTH GERMAN FIRE.INsURANCE COMPA-
NY OF HAMBURG. and
ORIENT MUTUAL (MARlNEl INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The undo .isncd hcgs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public generally tina, he now represents and
Is prepared Ia axe risks in the above rst-ciass ana
well-known companies.
TIE LARGEST LINES OF FIRE INSURANCE
PLACED At LOWEST RATES.
MARINE INSURANCE TAKEN TO ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD UPON THE MOST
LIBERAL TERMS.
WHILE MY OFFICE rs BEING PREPARED,
IChN EE FOUND UPSTAIRS
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
PERSONS WHO NAY Ut INCONvENItNT
TO CALL UPON Me:
WILL PLEASE DROP Me
4 pOSTAL.CARD
AND | WILL TAKE PLEASUR IN CALLING
UPON THEM.
no 22.lw I'll. ALFelEND.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS JANUARY /. lS79..........S 91.G49 SO
CAPITAL STOCK................-.. IoU,UOO w
GROSS SURPLUs...................- 4l'649 70
JOHN A. COKE, President:
FRANK r. GLASGOW. Vice President.
r. II. MEADE. Secretary:
JOHN Is. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
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ssonth carolina Leg islature.

CoEUMBIA, NoYEmber s5.-The General
Assembly convened to-day. me general
timpressoa isthat the session wiises asaors
one,
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FLORISTS.

TOL.E 4 HOOPER,
i FLORISTS. ,os,
wee = s,,s,,p,sy on hapii nne stOeh Of ROSE
BL;nS VIII Frs, TUBf-ROSES, CARNAIioSs,
FEi.I0rEUpE, JESsAMiNES. &c. suitable VT
bou0,ets baskets, wedding, funeral ana al o'nei ~
Orders hy Telephone speciality no 2.-.m-
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LATEST EGl,EEGN NEWS.
Ireland.
EFFECTS OF THE AGlTAToEs' WORK

EFFECTS OF THE AGlTATOIS' WORK.
LONDON, November 25.-A dispatch from
Dublin 10 the Times says: -" While the Irish
aetators tell the public that they are eH-
gagged in legal and constitutional agitation,
and osien,iby advise the people to keep
within the law, the country abounds with
evidence that a different Interpretation has
been put upon their language. Threaten
ing notices and acts Of violence are pracli-
cal comments upon their words. These are
evil omens for the winter"
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The under igncd hcgs leave 70 inform his friends
and the public generally that he now represents and
IS prepared Ia AXE risks in the above rstcass and
well-known companies.