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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

! FRIDAY. November 81, 1873.
| sALEs.-10 sharfs OF Richmond, York River ant
Chesapeake Railroad stock sold 10.
| GoTernzaen. Sccnrtttes.-Unifed States AVS
io6k bid: United S,ates Is. 1Oa old.
state Securtttes.--y.rginia I0.40's, 40 bid, 49,
askea; virginia eonsols, 554 h.,, 5sa asked: vn-
deferred; bid. II asked: Virginia. interest ccrsi-
Gates, 10 bid. l3 sssed: Virginia tax,!eceivahle
asked.
Gitv sec,.rfttes,-Rirhmond city s's. j. and T..
1O7 bid. 10s asked: Petersburg city Gs r. and a..
lo3H ASKED: Petersburg city s's. 100 asked: Man
chester S's,tax-recefva5e, III. and s.. 90 ASKED.
Ranrogd Bon9s.-Chesai,eake and Ohio Railway
6Ts, 1905. M. and ~. 81 bid, ca asked: Virginia
e d Wrai n,ir9d Frs orgass e. and j. lol
J. and j.. 1o1 bid; Virginia Central Railroad
fousth mortgage 5's. J. aud J. l04 bid: Virginia
BID. ios asked VIENNA ana aaI R nj 1od
secoad mortgage 6's. y. and j., 1O1 bid: Virginia.
and Tennessee Railroad third mcrrsaye s's. J: ana
D., II bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad fund
eel s's- J. andJ., fu2 bid: Southsldc Railroad first
nortgagr preferred SIS. J. andJ LOG bid: south;
d.. 94 hfd: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first
MORTGAGE -, j. and j., So bid. 90 asked; Pc
t,rsburg Rail oad first mortgage s's, j. and D. lI3
bid; Petersburg Railroad second morigara: SIS. j.
and j.. so asked: Richmond, fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad mortgage Sc. T. aud j., II 5 bid;
mortgage ~. j. and j., l03 bid: Orange aud
Aexandrta l!aiirnad third mort gage IS, II aud n.
% btu. tianEc, AieAiluTlA ate 5linaSsaS kafrOSn
first mortgage Ia, J. and j.. 10 bid; Richmond
and Danyllle Railroad consolidated IS. NJ. ard n.
95A bid: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage 81, a.
and o." 1UsH bic: Richmond, York RIvcr:and Che 8
apcake RaEroad first mortgage SIS. J. and j., los
a:ked; G.: {. and a. Railroad nrsi mortgage IS.
97S bid, ln1 asked: c.. &. aud A. Railroa,! second
mortgage rs, 77ls bid 79T ASKED. !
Canal Boads.-JameS River and Ksnawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, ". and ~, I6is bid.
RdIiTOaf St0ckS.-Richuond. Fredcricksbure
and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par 40 bid;
connection Railroad stock. 10 par, 10 bid: Rich
mond and Danvic Railroad. 100 var. 25}s bid 26l
asked: Richmond. York River and Chesapeake
Railroad, 10 bid, SO asked.
Bunk StockS.-Nationai Baukof Virginia. 100
par. SIX bid, 95 T. ke'i: Union Bank Of Richmond,
so par. 4S3 biz. 49Si asked: Merchants and Plant
eri savings, % par, Is bid. % asked: Clilzans'
Eank. % par, 22l. asked; Bank Of Commerce, 23
par, 1S bid
Insurance mD0nieS.-V,rsrEa State. 25 par.
2SH bid: Virginia Home. 90 par. 100 asked.
Iiscetluaeous.-Old Dominion Steamship COM
Dany, 100 par, lU7 asked.
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Fourteen Years I'm the penitentIary
. for Murder. ....

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcb.] -
NORFOLK, Va, November 21.-The negro
woman Barbara Gordon, wife of Max Cor
don. who with her paramour, Miles White
hurst, murdered her husband near Bowers's
Hill on the night of the Goth OF August, was
tried in the County Court to-day, convicted,
and sentenced to fourteen years In the penn
tentiary-the same given to Whitehurst.
Wbitehurst confessed since his incarcera-
ton in the penitcntiary that he murdered
Gordon with spade, and Barbara helped
him to carry the body down the bill and
bury it in the marsh where it was found.
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OF the Brig Regulator.

NORFOLK, November 21.-The brig Regu-
lator. from Richmond to Queenstown, hay
in" repaired damages, sailed this morning
for her destination in charge OF the third
mate OF the ship Sumatra. The Captain
sci, the change was made by the British
lco-( 'orSul
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BATH COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
SOLITUDE, VA, November 10, 1879.
Bennet, the horSe-tbief. took French
leave of Bath county ut O'Clock on Mon
day evening by burning through the floor
OF his room and picking hole through the
wall. which is Of brick. lie stayed last night
on the Cowpasture river, ten miles below
Millboro' Springs. at the house OF Jacob
Simmons, Esq. He told Mr.. Simmons that
he was bailed out or Monday last.
DAvY JONES, JR.
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New ORLEANS. November 21.-Edward
C. Palmer, president OF The Louisiana So
wings Bank, was indicted again to-day for
making false entries in the books OF the
bank with intent to deceive the stockho!d-
ers and depositors as to the condition OF
the institution. He was admitted to bail
in $4,000. 49,
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Cold and Stormy Weather.

New YORK, November 21.-Cold weather,
with heavy gales, is reported from points
along the New Jersey coast. At Long
Branch the wind last right blew at the rate
OF forty miles an hour, with the thermome-
ter at 100.
RED BANK, n. j., November 2l.-To-day
is the coolest November day known for
years in this region, the thermometer drop
ping from 40 to 100 below freezing point
whiting twenty-four hours. The ShrewS-
bury river at this point was frozen half over
this morning.
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State Council Friends Of Temperance.
GOSHEN, RoCKBRlDGE COUNTY, VA.,2

NOVemDer 70, 1873. :
Editors Dispatch The State Council
Dr.. X. W. Nelson. OF Charlottesville, has
Just closed 4 most harmonious session at
Thu place. The order is reported as doing
well. and embraces amongst Its members
some OF the best men and brightest intel
lects of our State.
Measures were adopted and means Sc
cured for placing State lecturer IN the field
ut once.
The order OF the Friends of Temperance
is especially adapted to the wants Of the
southern people.
The weather is quite cool, with little
snow NELSON.
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Shit Against the Cincinnati Gazette.

CINCINNATI, November 21.-County-C!erk
Lewis G. Bernard brought smt yesterday
morning against the Cincinnati Gazette
Company for $4,000 damages, alleged to
have been sustained By false and malicious
and defamatorY libel Published in the de-
PENDANTS newspaper. Mr. Bernard was 4
candidate for reelection this fall on the
Democratic ticket, and afte. his defeat the
Gazette published an editorial in which,
after referring to his having increased the
fec bill in Hamilton county. it characterized
his action as swindling trick.
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Jay Gould Buying q Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, November 21.-Pettis county,
Missouri, of which ScdaIla is the county,
seat and headquarters OF the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad, has sold her stock
in the said road, amounting 20 $4,000, and
the city OF Sedaia has sold her stock in the
same road, amounting to $4,000. 1t is un-
derstood that jay Gould has bought both
lots. Other counties in central Missouri are
selling their stock IN this road.
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
re CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
ny rr,E Cr-TICURA REMEDIES,

MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
BY TIE CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Fred. Pohrer, ESQ, cashier Stock-Growers' Ma
1ionai- Bank. Puchio, Colorado, writes: ~ am so
wen plea ed with its effects on my baby tha. ca
NOT tfor,! to he without IL in my house. Ii Il won-
fcrful cure and il boxnd 10 become very popular as
soon - It's virtues are known 10 the masses"
j. s. Weeks, Gtu., Town Treasurer 81: AlbanS- VIZ,
saws in lcIicr dated May 2Sth 1t works toa cafh
on my baly's face and head Cured h" head entire
H. and has nearly cleaned The fare OF sores. have
Recommended i; 10 several, and DR.. Plant has or
dercd it for them"
H. Vi. Cnick, Esq. II Franklin street, Boston,
y Gat The doctors cul Eczema. We have tricG most
everything. anu ut last have used CuTlCuRA, and
She j. almost Il new child, and We feel very happy
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NEW YORK, November 21.-There was q
fire in Abendroth's cream-tartar factory at
midnight, causing damage to the stock,
building, and machinery Of $4,000.
Later.-The loss by the burning Of The
French cream-oi-tartur works, owned by
Abendroth & Root. ut Green Point, last
night, is now estimated At 100000.
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CUrICURA is 4 nOst valuable external application.
II heals XII ca!s bruises. ard ab;si0ns or tie skin
restores The hair WHEN destroyed by scalr-diseases
removes daDtlrf ana Keeps the scalp ciean and The
hair soft and pliabie. 1t is agreeable as il Is effsc
and ably assisted In every case by the CUT
cCRA SOAP, which Is particularly recoinmend ed 10
MOI hers for cleansing the SKIN and scalp OF infants
aud children. IL is tclet as well rs medicinal, and
is iht most fragrant and refreshing soap Tor Inc
n,,rry ma ba of any yet prepared. Parents have
o ~ s,Irancc that these remedies contain nothing
Injurious 10 the youn2est infant. idence OF which
rrGfr sor Merlick, accompanying each remedy.
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.RlIIiarai Tournam es,t.

NEW YORK. November 2l.-The games
in the Calender billiard tournament yester-
day resulted as follows: GARNER, 500; Ru-
dolphe, I4-winncr's average, Is; highest
run-Garnier, 147; Slosson, 800; Helser.
IS7-winner's average, IL I'll. Sexton.
900; Carter, 196--wiuner's average, q 3-ll.
Best runs: Sexton, liz, 60; Carter, 80, %,
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iiUMOR ON 4 CHILD SINCE BIRTH CURED
AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL TREAT
MENT HAD FAILED.

JfcSsrs. Weeks & Potter: Gcntlemrn,-Ny little
SON Two years of age, has had Il humor on one side
of his face since he born, which during the last
four months has spread over the entire side OF The
face The chin. ear, and side Of the head. 1t must
have itched and irriated him great deal, us he
scratched the surface all the time, no matter what
was applied. | used many remedies by advice OF
friends and my physician without benefit until
found CUTICrKA, which i,rmediaey aI!aycd The
IN hing and Inflammation and entirely cured him.
Respectfully. dOlN H. SCkh1,
with Walworth Manufacturing Company.
BOSTON. April ] 8, 1878.
Note.-nncc cured, the skin may DC rendered SOL
and fair by using the Cuticura soap exclusively for
toilet nursery purposes.
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Wrecks i'm Chesapeake Gay.

NORFOLK, November 21.-The schooner
Ross Wirans, from Baltimore, went ashore
Yesterday m9rning 1T WilloUghby's Spit.
The captain reports seeing ttree-maSted
schooner, name Unknown, founder while 1t
anchor in the baV. Three men who chung
70 the rigging were probably lost. as there
was no vessel near enough 10 render assist
.aDro.
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GUTFCUR \.

rUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED LUMORS OF TIE SKIN AND SCALP
OF CHILDREN AND INFANTS AT
FLICTED SINCE BIRTH.
The treatment prescribed in such cases Is mild
doses Of the
CUTICURA RESOLyENT.
perfectly safe yet powerful blood-purfcr and the
external use Of
CUTICURA,
the great SIX in cure. The
CUTlCURA SOAP
should bc the only soap applied to the diseased skin
for cleansing purposes.
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sstS,s.nrs on ti.r lakes.
VESSELS wRECKEE-LosS OF LIFE AND SUI
FERING.

FERING.
DETROIT, November 2l.-A Sand-Beach
snccial SAYS the barge Prairie State, which
went on The reef Wednesday night, has gone
70 pieces. Two men are missing. The
Lewis Wells has gone to pieces. Tue
bodies OF ner captain, Williams Little,
and a sailor have been found. Three
men are missing. Other vessels are
also on the reef or sunk. The crew OF tue
schooner Hutchinson suffered terribly VITA
cold ard hunger, but were rescued by a
volunteer crew, who manned 4 new lie
saving boat sent there by the Government
for which no regular crew has yet been APP
Dointed.
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Death OF arrs. acnersl n Il i q.

WAsHTEGTQN, November H. Mrs. Lonisa
Rodgers Metss, daughter Of the late Com.
modore Rodgers, and wife OF General
Montgomery G. Meigs, United States army.
died suddenly at her home, in this city, at
a quarier-past O'Clock this morning. She
was sick only about an hour. Tie de-
ceased was most estimabIe lady, greatly
beloved among large circle OF relatives
and friends, who deeply sympathize with
the General in his Bereavement.
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Outrage Against Americans in cuba.

New YORK, November 2I.-Ar. German
Munoz native OF Cienfuegos, Cuba, now
an American citizen and eigar-manufac-
1urer OF Brooklyn, received news yester-
day morning by telegraph from Key West
that his wife bad been arrested at Santiago
de Cuba by the Spaniards; also his brother
Cirriau Munoz, who is also a elgar.manl-
facturer Of Brooklyn. M. Munoz has LETT
this city FOR Washington to ask Secretary
Eyarts's instant interference In the matter.
He also sent telegram to Secretary EVafts
stating the facts, aud adding: "For tue
love OF God, lose no time i'll telegraphlng 10
Cnha - H.. r.s".. .-0.t.f +.
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htse,nDtcd Suicide in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA. November 21.-SalIIe
Fem, aged eighteen, attempted suicide last
night by taking morphine. but took an
emetic and may recover. She was led to
the act by the refusal CT her seducer, !
young German. to marry her.
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c,n,uet Mce.1n. Yesterday.

F. WASHINGTON, November 21.-At the Cab
met meeting to-day the only subjects e,s-
cussed were the recommendations % .pe
made in the Forthcoming message, Oh Tue
President, land the decision OF tue supreme
Court OF the uncotistitui.onslIty OF the
trademark law.
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.3iCHaIOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, November II, 1879.
country pronv:e.
.ipDiss: :2.25a22.5O 2 barrel.
-i,,i,.r: i..,nc 10 c,,r.cc yc!low, 22G225:.; la-
i'crn ira: zoe. = huan"l Tor GENTRY; Toe. for
Gr,%a Fr,t: Aoaler. i Sc; n-a"h.s. nrclcd,
Sm l5c.: 'En"ar'i, IA o.; cherries, zoe :. 3D.;
" +! ,"rT. lsG2oc IN crates, 1919 zoe.
;t.stt.ra: .iI"t !2...;'''sa 35-h4G:. -"2.:-.v.',
200, goo. o
XXI: y!r.,,i;. ::.Ec:iY, s5Gs7c.; mixei 65@
~" ,S;iy: Bald. t5G75c.
,otct,sy: !risu. :, 'arr.i, si.3a
ssurd tou:;ry. G3N7C.
2ye: S0@ 3Jc. /. ntlaI.e!.
syEtacc. Prime. Zoe.
3.iaA Gtr"m: f5@50c.
n:No"; 1H"':'. :. .: ...,-..r... ,o,,o..
Burr. 700! wiz brInG icoE 20 ic, = ID ie@s Ssh
shove r.ir-.
..rncnt, 1.-the, tla>sgr. st.
,..,as;.t: nr.e.t,ic. $50 > .r:rci.
Gjo.~. Agricultural, 81 lnr n',asi ,,"s <;2,,
slmrl.4 ~. accarung :" .'aannty; Joniei finish
ing, y; c:rnn's Fall: $40 90 :;. 60. c.,c,,sa
plasl." ( l 5G@Sl.75
Gt,r: L2I"e sac. s3.Z21.J1."3.
s,tu4,. Gres;n!ss- oils, IL.
zi* LII: ~ %a.aq ;, ssl,o.,.
(lztcsatra;c& Lge: Fs.s"@>s1 ?. cSi' q ;",I
dozen.
C3pDsrGe: 70.
* :,;s,:,'; a = = : =: IT,
I,1di1s: lEa!l,Io.
US Li,ss1.i sa: n.=ci.:r; aIa,3l s:%:se!.
s1"5; Nnsle coo. jsr.I.a. ID a. o.: i2hrHaG--
60, OIL .g.c &C.; 2ra 70:.: srea. ~ = nc2er;
beg. ..ti 70 30: cgGfar, Il q .1'.cn: tT%lh;j
ni.,rca .tux, 30m@p3. k-rr',AE- lOt, cash, 81 a.
,o:i.
Po9:s Gln.,::e, Soc; sszeera st.aoa. top, 3fG;
Ecta: >sl,. la4,2c., "a Eesss; E7&'i.a -sGs, Sc.
AIn"rcas. 3E&4c.
GD:r!!T : GrUZ@.:rt: 3ot~
Dry Esous.
sro,og, hiaestingR ana Shir,t7iGs: "a Essncnts'
ter Ekc.;' = MArchcster, sac: Mai1agsi"r, o..
james RIVER; Sc. IA Grarlt"yiI!e. 7Ac: GIsnte.
lille. Csc; A. R@cEnrc2c. 6ssc: h!:oc5hT! "%c
". on stoga. 7xc.: b 6. tpucStoSa. IT,; D.
! Conustota 8. &c; la-+ pcper!ii, 23c.; 1G-& '.iLy
25u.: tfo:ou-.arlr, 81.
| Btsc.rhsd EatT.tHGS nFh 5ht.ttf'2s: = maiE'
| k70u,u,c Tc.; al -cc!a:. SIC: "a hIHy'GCaE
| 9rc,: WhlftGtoae &c: I farHsisJ. g.: !, Hed
lljx, 5.c.; Frult-oG-the-I-oom, loo. H. hsii;,ais
III 1i,.nd os' i re Nie 9 S,s 7' -
/ .,o,,r. DrtA:: Petersburg. 7c.; CEan,,tsi:ia
! GU. EOrkbriG;.e, i, &c.; IA, E>ac. ......
| fo5.stt .yeGas: saTohi1. b&' Ai7icSke2I. lc;
| slauuwcn. nc. ,,,,- ,...-,,. ..,o. - ann. +.
prf,,ts. American, exc: Aliens, 8k.: sicr
,,6nt Sxc,: Spraale. 6ac. :, Alailehessar, y 6kc,
/ fioy:1';. az: aani'toa. g.. MtrrmscS. 6&c
4 Ms.i.r:s re- oriental, 6kc.: i'.rihcS 6gt rn"
t.: HARMONY, sHc,: Ns.G2stta. 4Ac.; Gloucester
8ec,; South Bridge. 6'.S, .,<
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK. November 21.-The schooner
Thomas ?. Harper, from Fredericksburg to
baltimore. with corn, while off York Spit
yesterday in gale, had to throw overheard
portion Of her cargo and cut away her
b1IlwurES
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Strike Of sE0uitsars.

READING, Pa, November 2l.-Two hun
drefl mouiders employed in the foundefies
| of the Reading Hardware Company OF this
city struck to-day Oh account OF disSatis-
faction with the action OF the company in
diseharging one Of their number.
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Death or Former British Army
Officer.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November 21.-Majo r-General
Charles j. Burton, formerly 8. distinguished
officer in the British Indian service, re-
Gently 4 resident OF Virginia, died at St.
Fincent's Hospital yesterday, and was bu-
rieG to-day from Christ church. His fune-
raj was attended by the volunteer military
SfafinM here
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Low water I'm tse asappahannock.

FREDERICKSBURG, November 2l.-Thc
steamer Wnona. OF the Baltimore and
Fredericksburg line, has been detained for
the past two days by the low water in the
Rappahannock, CAUSED By the long drought
and the nigh northwest winds, which have
retarded the tides.
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WHEAT White, Sc bushes very good ut $50.
Red. 166 bushels 20 d Lancaster 1t sl.47: l22
bushels good Lancaster IL sl.Ju; 80 bushels good
Lancaster III 800: 22G;buShc. mixed 1T $1.3J ::
% bushels mixed 1T 5 80: g bushels lond Ful'Z
III 81 80: 10 bushels FulIZ private trrnS; 800
bushels FuItz on private terms: 2l2 bushels very
good FuliZ at Sl.3J II bushels Common FultZ at
Sl.2O: &c bushels good Full Il. 3l.33; lt2 BUSH
els very go0d Full at 1897: i6 bushels Ful'Z at
1888: ~ bushels EuItZ NJ 1927; 10 bushels FultZ
IL : 33-iota Ss22 bnsicS.
CORN White so bushels very good new at J3c. ::
a. bushels snnG new ut 53c.: ia oushcl, good
new 1T 53c.: 2Oi bushels new 1T ]2c.; l2S bushels
pr.iGc Old at 54c,; 422 bushels very good new III
j2c.: 1876 bushels good new IL 53c. ia bushels
good new nj 52c.-t0tal, l242 bushels. M.red, IS
bushels prime new al J2c. Old corn, on the II, co
bushels Ut 52c.
OATS.-l6 bushels good winter a; i7c.; o. bushels
good spring nj 4lc.-tOtal. so bushels.
POrATOES.-6O bushels al doc.
RYE.-54 bushels ~ 10.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-1S bushels NJ 81.
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The North Carolina ColOred Peoples
Exposition.

RALEIGH, n. c., November 2l.-The COL
ored peoples Industrial Exposition closed
to-day. 1t. was the tirst exhibition under
the exclusive control OF colore<t men ever
h4d in this country, and lis success re-
fleets great credit upon that class OF Inc
North Carolina population.
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BY Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

NEW YORK, Novcmbcr 81 T0On.-Stocss unset
tied. Money. ner cent. tSchange-Llno, ASn4 :;
short. 1884. State bonds duh. Governments quiet.
Evening.-Money, par cent. Exchange weak
at 4S0HNs4Sl. Governments quiet and steaay new
!'s, 1929: AZ per cents, 1CGh; 4 per cents, lob.
States tiuil.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, November 21.-.Vr2inia 6's con-
soils, 55ii: past.due coupons, S43 new l0-40'S,
49,. Bid to-day.
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Two Negroes Hanged i'm South Caro-.
lima.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November 2l.-Ed-
ward Holmes (colored) was hanged at Union
Courthouse to-day for outraSng two-year-
old daughter OF a. &. Hampton, in Union
county, four months ago. There was large
crowd OF country people in town, but the
execution was private, in accordance with
the State law.
George Gary (colorcd) was also banged to-
day at Beaufort for the murder OF colorcd
man named Brown. He was found guilty
on bis second trial by jury Of ten blacks
and two whites. Before his execution he
made full confession.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are pr si ;.e s S66
Washington street Boston. and are for SAFE Py o al!
druggists. Prce o.; CCTICURA-Smail ooass' ou1 w,
inrc. hoses Al REsoLyENT. 81 per bottle. GU
TICUEA SOAR, 25c. per cake; by mail, sue. tiisee
cskes, T5c. my -
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Steam Bakery Burned.

LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-Walls's city
steam bakery, on Guthrie street, and six
houses adjoining on Second street, were
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
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Charged with KILLING u School.BOy

PHILADELPHIA, November 21.-Frank
Merillo, otherwise BaiilIi, was before Judge
Ludlow this morning on requistion from
the Governor OF New Jersey and warrant
of extradition from Governor Hoyt. He
was charged with murder in jersey City in
killing a school-boy by hitting Him with Il
stone during disturbance between num-
Der OF school-boys and BariiIl and other
Italians, who were street musicians. Proof
was made OF his identity, and Judge Lud-
low ordered him to be delivered into the
custody of Captain AIullany, OF the Jersey
City police, to be taken to that city for trial.
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Missouri lands M low Fsrures.

New YORK, November 21.-Tbe directors
Of the Northern Pacific railroad resolved
to-day TO throw open the com1aug's land
west of the Missouri river ia actual settlers
at the Government price OF $3.50 pes acre.
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rHIITTs HAIR DYE.-GRAY lair or
Tu1sKEEs changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by
.iny,a nnplicaaon Of this DYE. It imparts "a, a
Natural Coos. acts Instau'cIeGhsly Inc Or
emf nv express on receipt OF ST. .,nr
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET, NEW eVl'h'
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The Pennsylvania United States Sen
asorsEliD.

PHILADELPHIA, NoYemDer IL He
friends OF Hon. George Il. BHkcf' OF lhiS
city, late Minister TO Russia, nave oota'lie"
his assent to their presentation or us nalne
at the next session Of the Pennsylvania Le-
gisiature for election TO tue United States
Senate as successor to Mr.. Wallacc.
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pniCKLY HEAT.
INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE.

INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE.
NeSSrS. Weeks l. Potter: Gcntlcmen.-Enclosed
please lad IL tor 4 large box Of CuT1CCRA. The
small one that received some time ago has been
ycry c!caco,ls. especially IN Prickly Heat or Rash,
a. some people cl Il. am noiSing It about. Yours
truly, tAohaS v . nStAhEi'
Mason, TEXAS, September 22, 1873.