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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

FRIDAY, December 8. 1879.
sALEs.-1.000 Virginia consols sold Mt 51K;
1000 Virginia consols sold at 51S; aud 10 shares
of Richmond and DanvIle Railroad stock sold at
29k.
Gorernment Securfttes.-United States AIS,
LOO bid; UnIIed States As. I02K bid.
stat. Sec1tr,ttes-yirgtnia l0-40's. s. 4 bid, 51S
tEinia iandiblr bid asked; Vireinia deferred io
Sid; virginia interest csrtifeass SO bid, so asked
City Observation-Disclosures city Ss- j. and j.,
123 bid: Richmond city 6's. j. and j.. 107 bid,
lo7s asked; Petersburg city 6's, f. and A., 10l
Railroad Bonds.-virgtnia Central Railroad
third mortgage s's, ). and j.. 1ol4 bid; soulhsde
Ras n frs. mortgage preferren ss, o. and o "a
merteage preferred 6s, j. and J 95 bid. 80 asked;
Southside Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's,
nrst mortgage S's, and j, l17h bid: Petersburg
Railroad second mcrtglge Ss. j. and D.. 45H 1ld,
Az asked; Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio eer,ih-
mae Railroad mortgage SIS. j. and D.. 10 bid;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
andra saroad ss s H. A and
95h bids Orange and Alexandria Railroad second
mortgage 6's and j., sc bid Orange and AleXa91s
drla Railroad third mortgage SIS. h. ana "; oo4t
bid: Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Haliroao
arst ner,sage Is j. and j. 70 bid q aske ei
N. and N, a6 bid: Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage ss, A. and o.. l09 bid. ITO asked: Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad first MORTGAGE
NOR gage rs. 9S! bid, 100 asked: G., {. and 4.
Railroad second mortgage rs. 81 bid. 81 asked.
Canal B0nds.-Jame; River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. 81. and N, 52k bid; James River
and kanawha Canal second mortgage Us, NJ. and
", 134 Md.
RatiTodd Ste and Ohio Railway,
100 par l6 bid: Richmond ard Petersburg Rail-
road. 100 par. ASK bid. 55 :rked: Richmond, Frede.
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 100
par. As bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 81
bid Connection Railroad stock, 70 par, G9, bid;
Richmond and Darvile Railroad. 100 par. 29'S bid,
29s assed: Seabcald and Roanoke Railroad conn
mon 100 par, 81 bid seabo1rd and Roanoke Rae
road guaranteed, 100 par. 97kbid: Richmond, YORK.
River and Chesapeake railroad. 12H bid, 20 asked.
Canal Stocks.-James River and kanawna Canal,
100 par, asked.
Bank Socks.-stste Bank of Virginia, II 0 par.
40 bid. 51k asked; Union Bank of Richmond, 80
par. 1SS bid. % asked.
Insurance ComBGn feS.-Vlrgtnia Fire and Ma
rIne. 25 par 81 bid, 35 asked: Virginia Srate, %
par. 2s4 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 81 bid, 10y
asked: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 81 bid,
100 asked ;Ci.y, 100 par, 81 bid; Granite 100 par,
Miscelaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 81 bid, lC2h asked .. w..
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NEW TORN.

NEW YORK. December 5.-Cotton quiet; sales,
213 bales: uplands. l34c.: Orleans, 1876 South
ern louI steady, very quiet, and nHcnangeo; nfas
$50: No. winter. 81 4n@S1 AZ; No. winier'
sl.5oa@sl.5I: NO winter. sl.Sis; mixed WIN
;rr II 47gMSl.4S. Corn, am1ac. better: ungrafed,
GckmG3c Oats 4 shade stronger, closing weak: NO.
:. zoe. Hops very quiet and unchanged, Coffee firm
Or and tairiv active Sugar dull and wholly nominal;
t Gnr, 10 EEou sta ndard AZ 9al 0c GranuiaIed,
ioEl O4c. powdered, 10'sg Ohc.; crushed, 10y
Posin dull and easier 1T 100 Turpentinc dull and
easier at 4OKc. Wool unchanged ana firm; PORK
less active and lower Spot MioateS Gulet ana
shnrt clear 7sc Lard lower and fairly active clog
ing firm at is iOGSs 20. Whiskey firm and quiet
tSl.l7. Freignts steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE; December 5:mFlour str 1Ms h2W.
extra. s5.75@s6.25: family, $6.75@s7.25: CITY
Ms sups5sHSs Ks S9anS s5y9 Pa
1ansco family. 90. Southern wheat STEADY ]; wcst,
ern irregular and lover sou N red, 81 S s
sl45; amber $l9qIa s ,So f4 oT :sy yanu m
sI.52xasf.52a February sa: .,1
%6le PIG s4@4sc; western While and Peunsyya
a 8
con shoulders. SIZE: clear-rlb sides, exc. hams
1oSa lie. Lard: $3.50. Coffee steady: BIO car ar
y %h.key aSs' and S' higher at sii4@s1i2a
''e'sn'' 9''s'' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-Flour firm; family
GsiS 81. Corn hrm at 4l@43c.. Oats stronger
and higher at 36@SSc. Pork quiet: Sl4 asked
Lard higher at 7 ar firm and up
light demand but holders firm shoulders, 4&c.
sides. 64c.; hams. S@ssc. .Whiskey In fair de-
ioE@i I've: New Orleans, 7a!askc. Hogs active
FIRM, and higher: SSmmen' - e ?5@ oS sh,
go F PashSs ssa
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. December 5.-Flour firm; extra
81 .6Q@ 1915; extra family, s5@>5.5o. Wheat
r 15s 60 G Gfse eads a4 os me es
at Sl4.25. Lard strong: choice leaf, fierce, sA@
shoulders, s4.75; clear ribs, $780,; clear sides
s7.l5. Bacon-None here. Sngar-cured hams, 1Qkc,
WINS key active and firm at Sl.lO.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, December 5.EFlour-M Nc aa grades ID
family, ss.o5@ss.lo; CHOICE TO fancy: $edSg
Whea' IogsE Mo- red No. ia S ed 45
sia4x. Corn easier; s7a.as7as;a . cash 1y; s7H@
s7Ac. Deee T6er Oats n, hTm's a. ssHe; Whseg
unsettled loose shoulders "a. rms so;S
@s6.70; clear sides, *6.75@s6'S5. Bacon quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December 5-Flour nominally uE.
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally lower,
No. red winter, 81 .26agSI27; NO. ZS niSIaI
s snG esneraiiy lower 4oSc cash 4lac January
rejected ssc. excited and higher; S4s CASH hn,
ansr,iIv higher: opened strong and higher; clot ed
at inside prices SIS so cash ais =:
Lard excited; opened strong ana h1gnT r,rS Su,S
meals Unsettled and generally, lower; slonids err
ss.75: clear sides, S6.70; short clear so'9o'
Whiskey steady and UNCHANGED. D1su.
VI cT3ss.~ Wheat in good demand and S(g4c.
higher. corn nrmer but not guota6!y hlgner jay
stronger al 94hc. January. Lars hrmer oa' po'
quotaoiy higher.
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RICHMOND, YORK EIvEG AND :IIESrEAkE}
RAILROAD, !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
3 TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER l, 1878

PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily texcept sun.
Tuesday. THUR SDiY,a aud SAT-
URDAY. wi b steamers for all land
ings on The ! OrR rlyer and for Bas'i'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily !except sun sun,
1000 A. III, day., connecting at West Point WIZ
T i'tISf5s Y. WEDNEsDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY (;
with steamers for New York on
b MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. ana
FRIDAY; with sealners Tor troYl;
fsai5 s9a Boston on rohsDN' ana
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
6:lo A. II. Leave Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY. and FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. ii. Arrive at Richmond daily le.cep.
Sunday. connecting NJ West Poiin
TSEES2AY, THURSDAY, and SAT
gEDAY with steamers from Bafi-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
4:4o P. MI Arrive at Richmond daily Except
500 r. Ms sunday. connecting AZ West Po.us
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
1855 P. 81. AEEiyss r e Rien ma ,RoyDAY
sosshsrn polnts Cars run through setwesn Atlantis
Careful hsndiiag sad dispatch, stsa laxsss rasss,
Tnroueh bills OF lsding, With guaranteed rates.
s.susd "a ali northern and western potnss. "
Eor in formation, apply at esace of the ec5nparys
twenty. Third and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
os4 HsT. DOUGLAS, sapesiassinl'd dealt
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THE LATEs.I NEWS.
BY rELseRArn 70 HE DrspArcH.

NEss YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SENT
10 STATES PRISON FOR MAKING False
REguENs-Tow.BoAT SETH Low SENT
TO FLoRfDA--THE GENITAL SYSTEM FOR
GRAIN TO 60 INTO EFFECT DECEMBER
81. 1s7s-TnE PRESIDENT OF THE LIVER
POOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN cIN-
CINNATI--A NEW ORLEANS BANK PREsl.
DENT INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEaiENT-
A DESPERATE KILLED IN COLUMBIA,
TENN.-TIaE REPORTED LOUISIANA OUT
RACES PRONOUNCED FALsE-ARREsTs IN
IRELAND FOR sEDITIoUs urTERANCEs-
REPORTED ARREST OF TWO PERSONS
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TEE LIFE
OF THE CZAR-sLIGO PRISONERS TO BE
TRIED IN DUBLIN-REJOIcING1 IN ST. Pc
TERSBCRG AT THE CARS ESCAPE
EGYPT AND ABYsSrNIA ABOUT TO GO TO
wAR-ACcEssIoNs TO THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH IN ENGLAND. t#.,sg...s, !.
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4 Hot PLACE Observation-Disclosures
New Enterprise. November 15.l-On the
1000 feet level OF the Julia they have been
Unable TO get any nearer the face OF the
south drift than ten feet, on account OF the
spray OF the hot water from the driil-hole at
which The FIRST rush came. The Burleigh
tr!il has never been reached since the water
burst in, but an effort Is to be made to re-
cover it. In order TO overcome the dltl-
cuIlies at the face four mattresses are
being constr ucted, each six feet by four,
ana six inches thick, and filled bali
With charcoal and balf with sawdust. These
VIII then be attached TO poles and placed up
against the face OF the drift 20 stop the
water from coming in, so that the Burleigh
Standard can be removed and the drill with
Drawn. The heat at this point is so great
lnat men mufle their faces with wooilen
sSsrts and put socks on their hands, and
Iaen BILE in, each holding to his fellow, so
'aat in case any one is overcome retreat
can be made, and he can be carried to the
eooiing-station.
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PETERSBURG.

SR,k aS
u,r rousDrkRsosah,aesss s nv n,s,sns
AN.s.prorrE-co.SFIRNAI!oN .si sslsfioP
ES KY. u,soSrc-oTHsR MATTERS.
NO. dence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
Itesree'tpsS' nscEMBER 5, 1870.
or,inp about 2 O'Clock a colored
TINS Ewing on Harding street were
bT&s from sleep by the cries OF an In.
sFsAe.t their door. On examination they
h's .. that s white male child appa.
dfeo S son,e two or three weeks old had
ral! denos;ted in the porch. The walf
hen Lon ION In and properly cared for. he
"SS s~ srn,ly clad and well protected from
Eas na,ser. and In bundle By his side
'se ,n,,nd good supply OF clothing, al! OF
va va, r,otrI ial and nicely made. There IS no
alss ~ 81 the psrentagc OF the child, and the
cue a,ilI most probably have to father MN.
@S T,s Johu Alfricnd, who has been SICK Tor
ia nonths, is thought to be IN very
p r',;r.a, condition to-day. and SOUS IN Nor
CIV hove been summoned to her side. Tue
lo! to ~ Mr.. Vincen. Inge has also been very
~ Tor several days.
III .o' .tnnr jrstalmcat Of twenty-five negro
! Arr from North Carolina passed
,s..~b this city this afternoon en- Toase TO
M.T rio Washington. 1t is, SAID that
iu"'r' more 81 their friends in the old North
a ~: will soon follow them.
Risbop Keauc. OF Richmond. will preach
:. J5seph's Catholic church in this city
., ~ < sunday morning. and will administer
-. ~, rite Of confirmation TO quite large
&s. Ci candidates.
rbe four Masonic lodges in Petersburg
,1bs represented by three delegates each
,w Grand Lodge OF Virginia, which as
.shes in Richmond next Monday.
ON people are watching the action OF the
I,rislature with the keenest interest. NO
Liter OF recent occurrence has caused so
-opth comment as the displacement from Of
Re OF the wounded Confederatcs by col
The clouds have been threatening rain all
s.v but nothing beyond mist has fallen.
Some apprehensious are felt as to the
.siety Of the schooner James L: Ma''oy,
rtich left New York on the 10th OF Novem-
tsr for this port, with a cargo OF pbos-
,h.tps. and about which nothing has been
,as,d. The schooner runs regularly be-
,reen New York and Petersburg and Rich
m,rd. ROBIN ADAIR.
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NINErY.RINE-CENT STORE.
pECEIYED AT THE 99c. STORE

- ECElYED AT THE 99C. STORE,
500 HEAVY TwlLED, DoUBLE-FAcED SILK
inches at $2.1o and So e0-the greatest bar
gains ever offered in Umbrellas in town;
Line of handsome WORK, STAND, and FANCY
BASKETS of all descriptions aud prices;
Large assortment of LAVA FIGURES and BUSTs;
LAVA GILT and FROSTED SMOKING SETS;
so s-piece TIN ToILET-sETs, full size and trim
ming, at 80;
MAJoLICA FLoWER-POTs. CUsPADOREs, !
BREAD.PLATEs. sIDE-DISHES,
NUT.sTANDs, DEssERr-PLATEs,
BoUQUET.sTANDs,
COMFORTS and ORNAMENTS;
80 STYLES FANCY CUP and SAUCER, either mus.
tache or plain, from 10 to 99c.;
ACCORDEoNs flom sec. to Cd;
CONCERTINAs. vIoLINs,
BANJoEs, GUITARS,
HARMONIOUS, TOY-PIANos,
DULCIAIERs, BRASS-HORNs,F FLUTES. &C.;
so styles BLACK-WALNUT STANDS, anda FEW
:; handsome wALL-POCKETs, SHELVES
BooK-RACKs, &C.;
HAND-MlRRoRs. ToILET-MIRRORs,
LARGE MIRRORS:
HA1R-BRUsHEs, cLoTHEs-BRUs and
COMBS ct all prices.
w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
P. S. 1000 TEsTAMENTs, AMERICAN BIBLE
SOCIETY PUBLICATION at &c.;
80 BIBLES. AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY PUB
LEGATION, at 26c. Oct
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An ex.Bank President Indicted Tor
EmbezZiemenf.

NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-Ben1amin
Russell, formerly president OF The Bank OF
Lafay cite, was to-day indicted by the grand
Jury, charged with embezzling bonds and
money of the bank in June, 1878. There
are two counts, and the bail is fixed at
1000 each. A capias was issued, but up
to q late hour Russell bad not been arrested.
Russell is already under $4,000 bonds for
his appearance in the Criminal Court in the
proceedings instituted By the liquidators.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 5, 1879.

RICHMOND, December 5, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY. !,
WHEAT White, G2S bushels. Red, 5.262 BUSH
els: OF which $40 bushels were re- exhibited.
CORN White, l, so bushels. MtIed, 51O BUSH
els.
OATS $50 bushels.
MEAL-SS bushels.
PAS go bushels.
RUCKwHEAT.-Sb bushels.
Rye bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
bushels on private terms 8 @ bushels on private
terms-toal. G2S bushels. Red, so bushels LaDcas-
ter at sl.55: $50 bushels fair Lancaster at sl53;
200 bushels good Lancaster at 81 3D.: AZ bnshe!s
Lancaster at Sl.4S: $50 bushels very good lancaS-
Ter at 81 SIS: % bushels mixed at $3.50: "a BUSH
els mixed at 81 81; IL bushels mi xed ut 9cc.; ATS
bushels mixed on private terms: $50 bushels mixed
Mt SI,5S: 100 bushels mixed at Sl.52 DO bushels
mixed at Sl.43: ~ bushels mixer at 81 30 l2O
bushels mixed at 81 4S; 40 bushels good FuliZ at
good Fultz ut SLAP; - bushels common Fnllz at
81 20: So bushels good EuZ at Sl.43: 10 hushels
FultZ ut 81 So; 40 bushels FultZ al 81 ST: 272
bushels Fultz private terins-total, $685. bush
els. ,oo
bushels good on private terms: l76 bushels very
good at 5Gc. 22 bushels good at J6c.; 6S bushels
GOOD at SEC: 80 bushels good at Sc: $50 bushels
good on private terms; so bushels common at D lc
IA BUSHES good ut 55c.: 100 bushels very good nj
53c: 40 bushels al 55c.: &c bushels ut sac %
bushels com mon ut 54c.; 40 bushels good At 54c. :
lO2 bushels good at 3d.. 10s bushels good at 55c.-
tofal 5 ID bushels.
OATs.-l5o bushels mixed at 4sc.: 266 bushels
very good spring al Acc; IA bushels good at 47c.-
total, $50 bushels.
MEAL.-SO bushels at Soc.
BUCKwHEAT.-S bushels at SOC.
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EDUCATIONAL

GCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
- pporEsaoR L. n. HASSEI.EFF. Principal
iiafe nrofessor at Augusta Female seminary Miss
ID. r. BALDWIN PrSuc'pa. 304 east GEa "a s,Tee,
Ia7a YonIi Of botb SEXES recetS ed Special classes
Tor children from six 70 ten years OF asei nGuEs
rrnnged to suatpnpiis atten, uns Sane anu
serman Languages Theoretical Wy ans pracu ssyG
aughEs Send for circulars TO 30as eass
no Ii. W,F&M1m ~ st! ~ = s5SS- - -
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Eaw York Items.

NEW YORK, December 5.-The historic
tow-boat Seth Low, which was recently
purchased by W. W. Astor for $4,000, VIII
leave here tomorrow for Jacksonville,
Fla, where she will be run between that
town and Licoi, on st. Johns river, as
passenger boat.
The Board of Managers OF the produce
Exchange at their meeting to-day ordered
that the GENITAL system, so far as it relates to
Grain, 60 into effect December 81, 1879.
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Three Men smothered In Corn.

BOSTON, December 5.-Thrce men, named
Mousse, Lynch, and Reardon, were killed
in the flouring-nill Of Ellis Packard, at
Brockton, Mass. this afternoon by the CIV
ing away of 1oor upon which was stored
5000 bushels of corn in bulk. The men
were carried down with the falling floor
and buried under the grain. Before they
could be extricated all were dead from suf-
yoo inn,
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a. Desperate Character Killed.

CINCINNATI, December ga Nashville
special says Scott STEPHENS, notorious
character, OF Columbia, Tenn, attacked
Deputy A. D. Nicholson in the streets OF
that place the other night, Knocking him
down with brick. Nicholson drew re-
yolyer and shot Stephens through the abdo-
men, causing his death yesterday. Nichof-
son surrendered.
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PRIEST ELECTED TO SCHOOL COMMIT
iisI-At the municipal election al Cam
Iiage, Mass, on Tuesday. Father O'Brien
sVatbolic priest) was elected a member OF
NC school Committee by huge majority
spon The distinct ground that he is sup
sater OF the publie-school system, and
20 opponent OF the course OF Father
NY, The priest. who has been agitating
on? slect. An appealin behalf OF Father
On ~iel1s election was circulated through
kJn ae <y, headed by Rev. A. P. Pea
y, Tie preacher to Harvard University.
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r,snector Of elections Sentenced.

NEW YORK, December 5.-Thomas Bo-
land, inspector Of elections, who was con-
yicted last week of falsely and frauauicnsiy
Issuing a certificate OF the vote cast Tor
/, gorge Hall for alderman at the electlon OF
1873, was to-day sentenced Tor Two yea1s 10
. .Sa state prison. Judge Brady denied the
ny, ,e,;o, = for arrest OF Judgment and also for
go, -fai. s--4~zr
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The Reported 8utrages I'm Louislana
Denied.

VICKsBuRG, MISS, December 5.-The re-
port from Delta, La, published in the o.
server and telegraphed from New Orleans
last night, is pronounced false in every par.
ticular. R. Fl. Brown, the man reported
hanged, was at home at Tallabulah, La, this
evening, we'll and hearty. The other cases
reported are on par with that OF Brown.
The election passed off more quietly than
hos been known for years.
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TARROLLTON HOTEL BALTIMORE,
eJLIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS; BATE
MORE. MD-Rates reduced 70 ss aud s2.S hs per per
S- n, rIors ifss and IGoub Rooms, according TO
size. The most convepieat and iatestsbaih note. 20
tjre ejty Elevator runs continuously 70 WI t h,s
.tonrs i'''-'..- .Fs W.COLEMAN. AaDagcT.
RanrIaos Y, Nd, October 10, 1879. DC karSm
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

MERCHANT TAILORING.
N''' ;oas .Aropcnr. n
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. TENTH STREET,
has Just received more of those
SPLENDID CTEVl0TS, CASSlMERES, anu
WORSTEDS,
of which he has made many this fall from s21 up
Good trimming, we'll made, well cut, and sati'fac'
ton guaranteed, or no sale no Zu-eod
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RAILROAD ZINES,

RAILROAD a.ANESs
RICHMOND, FRED's POTOMAC u. X. co. }
RICHMOND. VA, November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" trains on this road will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Ssreet station da Iy lex
cept sundays; due at Washington,
--.e-.ra--.a- 1:10-P. d.; Baltimore, sos p. 81.
philadelphia, $50 2. NJ; New York,
1905 p. d.
500 P. e., leaves Byrd-Street station dali y; due
a. Washington, 9:25 r. M. BALTIMORE,
T1:26 P. a.: Phila delphia, S.2S A. d.
New York, 6:45 A. M.
400 T. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIB for
Junction, leaves Rroad Street etat;eA
daily texcenf Sn' daysj. =
SOUTH BOUND.
Io:lbP.N., arrives at Byra-strect stats0n dairy
Except Sun6ays). Leaves New York,
Sis A. NJ; Psila 5elphia, li:45 a.
NJ; Balti more, $50 Z. IL. 1; Washing.
tor 5:2G p. NJ.
Il4O A. H., arrives ut Bvrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New SorA, 1C:0e p. IL. Phils
adelphia, lilo a. NJ; Baltimore,
4:55 A.. ~; Washington, TOO A. II.
s:s3 4. NJ. ACCOhI1fODATION TRAIfs arrives
st Broad-Streei station daily Except
Sundaysl. g, A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent:
EFT, D. MYERS, General Superintandent
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Priests for the Rio Grande District.

New YORK, December 5.-VeTy Rev.
Father Vanderberg, superior OF the Ollate
Fathers OF Brownsville, Texas, who re-
Gently arrived here from Europe, bringing
with him four priests and i've Sisters OF
charity for the Rio Grande district, left last
evening by rail for New Orleans.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December 5.-Eoon.-Stocks strong
Money on call, SOC yer cent Exchance--Long,
4s2: short. 4S4A State bonds unchanged. Gov
ernnents quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Virginia 6's, de-
fprred. 6: consols, So: second series, "a; past
due coupons. sS; new 1O.40's, 40h. North Caro-
lima G's. old, 20. Bid to-day.
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A Prominent EnglishmaE's Views of
Our Cotton Crop.

CINCINNATI, December 5.-Wiliam B.
Foremood, president OF the Chamber Of
Commerce OF liverpool, was introduced on
Change to-day, and made 4 short address,
in which he said he had made an extensive
tour of the cotton States, and thought it
was somewhat hazardous to attempt to esti-
mate the cotton crop Of this country. He
was satisfied the increase this year would
be between 100000 and 100000 bales. He
was glad to say it had been produced
CHEAPER than usual, and was being gathered,
packed, and shipped In much better order
than ever before. He congratulated the
city on its enterprise in building road to
the South, and the whole country on its
prosperity.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November 10,
~ 1879, trains oa this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL tally, conneci,aR
for CnorcstOn, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken fyia Charleston), Raleigh.
Jacksonville. Stops only at. Chester
and Manchester, and ~ Halfway on
signal.
500 A. NJ, ACCOMMo DATIoN daily makes
close connection a, Petersburg WITH
Inc Atlantic, Mississippi anu Ohio
railroad for Bristol. Chattanooga,
Nashville, Mcmph's, Lvnclhnrg.
Farnvilc, and other ioca' statlCnS on
that road, maklnt aaiac tine KS 10y
any other line. Stops nj all regular
stations.
4:soP.M. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Passengers takihs
this train viii maze close connection
at Petersburg for Norfolk.
1895 p. d.. THROUGH MAT. daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh.
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co.
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon. Montgomery
snni ,1 Neg 4FssnI P Pnh AL s sas
ing-car from Washington for VIII
mington, Savannah, and TIE sCEtE.
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and Half en- signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, FreaerlcksburY and
Potomac railroad fn' 81. points North,
East, AID WaS;. Stops at Manches-
ter aud Chester, aud NJ Halfway
and n Drury's BLUFF, on signal.
o25k. H., ACCOMMODATES TRAIN dolly
lexcepl sunday. Stops at all stx-
tOns.
7:10 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAlN dql!y
(except Suncavl. Stops only al 3lnn-
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
ON signal.
3.44 2, N, THROUGH MAN. daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for an points Easg
aud Vest. Also, making close csnaeS~
t!on with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
ali points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester aud Chester, and
at I,alf- Way anf Drnry's "!ud, on
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
"SI9SDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 4. 81. and $50 z. NJ; leave Peters
| burg 9:20 A. II. and 5:25 r.: every sunday.
no Is A. Sfa ". oub'T'IIIr''r..,-
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,rs,s rleafh PenaIty..

1 ,Exscprrcssss or a MARYLAND MURDERER.
ErKroN. Md. December s.--Wedford
pVaSers ,feotorefi,. eighteen years OLD was
hansed I fo.das tor &. mlrder Of Jenkins
Whsies seolosed), near eeeiIton, November e!17e1
9Th. \. 80 ~ - ~ go