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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-08

RICHMOND AID PETERsBUEGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TOliMENCING SUNDAY, November 0,
~ 1879, Ir4iph OK sais r9ad will run as follows;
LxAyE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 IL, THROUGH MAIL daily, conrt'cris
for Charleston, Savannah, Augusta
an. Aiken tvia Charles,onl, I;aei.h,
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and at HALFWAY on
signal. .-..
500 \. NJ. ACCoMMo BATON daily makes
close connection ii Petersburg visa
inc Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
raIresd for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, LYnchbdrs.
Tsrmy;ic, and other local stations on
that road, making same time AS by
aDy other line. STOPS 4! all regular
stations.
500 p. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
,excrpt Sunday. Passengers taxing
this train viii make e.sse eonneeaon
a. Petersburg for SorIolE.
,ns5 p, NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, wilmington, Raleigh.
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
! lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
! Mob,le New Orleans, and al: points
I south aud Southwest. Pullman SLEEP
! ing-csr from ashlngton for VIII
| miagron. Savannah, and re soesa.
Stops oniy 81 Manchester aud Chester
| SSH and Hallway on signal.
| LEAVE PETERSBURG SosTH.
| With Richmond. FreaericksoaIS ana
| Potomac railroad 10, MI points North,
| East, AVID West. Stops at Mancass-
4
| and al Drury's Blue, on signal.
925A. M.,ACCOlMOnATI0N TRAIN daily
| fexcep. supsayl Stops at sill s'a-
| lions. $3.50 =. .fe
7IO 2. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
fexcept Sundayl. STOPS on y a. Nan.
| chester and Chester, and lall-W on
! ~ on signal.
Ant p. M. THROUGH NAN. daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ara
| Potomac railroad Tor al! points ,Ests
and West. Also, masking close earRec-
ton With the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS ara
All points North and West. This sea.1
stoi,s az Manchester and Chester. sac
| nc Rsi-Wa ana prury's GiuS, on
Ignal. lsggs3 -, 49,.
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg WIZ stxKi aFos1
INC tIxGJssIoS TRAINS ,eaye R.sh.
mono s:I0 A. n. and $3.50 r, u; tesfe rc.ess~
Sarg go A, II, and 5:25 p. every Snnday.
Iny A. SHAM, SupeginieEdsats
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SKIN DISEASE.
4 REMARKABLE LETTER FROM J. A. TUCKER
ESQ, MANUFACTURER OF THE EaY
STATE sUPERPHoSPuhTE.

MessrS. Weeks Potter: Genilemen,-I think
have paid for medicines and medical treatment
during the last twenty years all of three thousand
dolla,S. without receiving any permanent relief.
Last May, while taking Turkish bath Ut II Bea-
con street, young man employed there by the name
of William torbett Induced me TO allow him to ap-
ply a preparation that he had upon me. assuring me
that it was perfectly harmless. and for certain
consideration he would cure me within thirty days
from The time he commenced. III case he fail led TO
do SO was TO pay him nothing. | consented. and
he applied 1t nearly every day for five weeks, when
the disease entirely disappeared very cheerfully
paid him the amount agreed upon, and then asked
him what this remedy was. and he replied that 1t
was no other than cUTiCURA.
Since that ZINE have had no trouble from THIS
disease and have not had such good health in TWEEN
ty wears as have had during the last six months.
lhaYe since my recovery bought CUTICURA and
given it to fr1ends suffering with skin diseases and
in every instance 1t has cured them. believe 1t to
be the greatest discovery Of The present century
j. a. TUCKER,
10 DoANE STREET, BOSTON, Dec 20, 1878.
Note Mr.. Tucker is well-known citizen, and
has served the city in many important capacities.
He is al present member OF the Board OF Alder
men. He is also well known TO agricmturlsts anu
farmrrs rs the manufacturer of the celebrated Bay
Stale Superphosphate. .-~
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OXFORD, n. c., November 7, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The North Carolina
Baptist State Convention is holding its an
nual meeting here, and the town is full Of
Baptists from this and other States. From
Virginia are Rev. j. S. Hardaway, OF
GAINESVILLE, and Drs. A. T. Dickinson and
Fl. A. Upper, OF Richmond. Rev. n. b.
Cobb is president. The reports from the
Boards are better than for any previous
year since the war. Thirty-fve young
preachers are at Wake Forest College.
Our farmers are bright and happy. This
county Granville beats the world in ma
king bright leaf tobacco, and lands that
sold at IS per acre twenty years ago now
bring 800. Money is abundant. Dor.
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itbeI suf. Avntnst = NeWspaper

CEEcIEHATL November 7.-Governor
Bishop this afternoon brought suit in the
Supreme Court against The Cincinuati Ga
zette Company for 100000 damages, alleged
to have been sustained from false, de-
famatory. and malicious libel published by
the defendant on October 18th, charging
him with corruption and conspiracy with
the Democratic police commissioners, SUIT
ton and Dossch, to Dust Commissioner We.
Der, in order to usurp control Of the Police
Board; and also second alleged libellous
publication, charging that Governor Bishop
had become the submissive tool OF charac.
terless set of adYenturers.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH ro THE DISPATCH.

THE ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA AND OTHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RoBBER con-
vICTEp-A SERIES OF ELECTION ROWS
!, IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF. EXPIRE
sIDEET GRANT-FATAL ACCIDENT ON
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD-GENE-
RAJ HoUKER's FUNERAL AT cINcIS.
.NATI-DIsTRkss IN TURKISH FIsANClAL
AFFAIRS EXCITEMENT on THE PARIS
BOURsE--DIsAPpEARA OF b.. PHIL
LIPART UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUM-
STANCES, &c...&c. ~ n =
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STAUNTON.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
NOVEMBER 7, 1870.
The valuable residence OF MIR. F. V. Car
son, about six miles from Staunton, on the
Mount Scion road, was burnt on Wednes-
day>before day. Most OF the furniture was
saved, but forty bushels Of wheat and a
large quantity OF winter apples were de-
stroyed The tire was accidental, and orig-
mated in the chimney on the roof. There
was $1,000 insurance in the London Mutual
Insurance Company. PENN.
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ALtnk I'm the stsnard Murder.

NEW HAvEN, November IAN impor-
tant piece OF testimony in the Hayden muir
der case has Just come to light. 1t is to the
effect that there has been found in Mary
Stanard's right cheek, which has been pre-
served in the Yale Medical School, seven
teen fluctuations which correspond exactly
with the seventeen nails in the heel of Rev.
Mr.. Hayden's left brogan, which he wore on
the day of the murder. Ii is claimed by the
State that Hayden put his foot on the girls
face when he cut her throat, and that the
indentatious were made by the nails in the
boot.heel at that time. This is considered
a vital point in the case, as it tends to fix
the personality of the murderer.
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THO Indian Troubles.

NEW YORK, November "A Denver
(COl.) dispatch says The greatest activity
prevails at military headquarters at Santa
Fe and Fort Bayard in refLting Morrow's
command to take the field against the Apache
Chief Victoria. Captain Dodge and bis col
orcd company have been ordered 10 duty
with Morrow. Two mounted howitzers
and fifty pack-mules are to be furnished as
soon as possible for Morrow to hunt down
Victoria, Mexico or no Mexico.
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-THE fol-
lowing has been received from Tucson
=" A special dispatch from Fort Grant to the
Tucson Daily Star says dispatches from
Fort Bayard, New Mexico. announce the
return there of the Arizona troops and
scouts. They had u fight by moonlight with
Chief Victoria's band Of Apaches in Mex
leo. sixty miles below the boundary line.
One hundred and eighty warriors were en-
gagged in the fight, and they were defeated
and driven from the field. Private Coch-
lerio, of Company A, Sixth cavalry, Of
Fort Grant. Arizona, and an Indian scout
of Lieutenant Gatewood's company, of Fort
Apache, were killed. and another Indian
scout wounded. Major Morrow command
ed the troops during the fight. The Ari-
iona troops are CT TOHte W Gutll )uSls, tue
hostile Indians having all been driven out
of New Mexico. General Carr, in charge
Of all the scouting parties and troopsin the
field in Southern Arizona, will return at
once with his troops along the border to
guard the territory against the hostiles now
in New Mexico"
WHlPPLE BARRACKS, November G.-The
following dispatch bias been sent to the
Mexican Consul at Tucson:
sour troops are reported returned to
Fort Bayard, having met Victoria in Next
co. ANY efforts OF the Mexican Govern
ment to arrest the hosliles will be regarded
as friendly act.
[Signedl 80. b. WILCOX, =,
"Brevet Major-General."
To which the Consul has replied as fol-
lows:
,"TUcsoN, November 6.-Generat 0. b.
Wilcor, Whipple Barraces: Your dis
patch received ,and contents Immediately
forwarded to the Mexican authorities, that
they may proceed against the hostiies, as
required by the very good friendship ex-
listing between our two Republics.
GSiened1 ''FRANCIS L. PRIETo,
.'MeXican Consul"
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acrofuous Ulcers and Sores, Assesses, Milk Leg,
Fever Sores. ErysiDelas Sores, Old Sores aud Dis
charging Wounds. Bois, Carbunces. and Blood I'm
purirles, which manifest themselves by bursting
through the skin and eaiing deep into the flesh,
when treated internally by the CUTICURA RESoL-
VENT and externally with the CUTICURA ana CG1l-
or Eczema. letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis Leprosy,
BARRIERS Itch. and all Scaly and Itching Eruptions
of the Skin Scald Head. Dandrutf, and all 1rri-
tating and itching HumorS Of the Scalp, which
cause the Hair 70 become dry. thin, and feless and
result in Premature Badness. are permanently
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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General Hooker's Obsceufcs.

CINCINNATI, November I.-All OF last
night and up to l O'Clock to-day the re-
mains of General Hooker lay in state in the
Second Presbyterian church. As the hour
fixed for the funeral approached. the church
filed up until the crowd oycrflowed and
blocked the adjoining streets. All the flags
on the public buildings and hotels were dis
played at half-mast, and the church and
other bells tolled during the progress Of the
procession.
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ALTOONA. PENN, November IA freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad proKe IN
two this morning while coming down Inc
mountain, eight miles west OF ALTOONA;
The detached portion OF the Train gained
great speed, running down the NH az Tue
rate OF mile minute, until az hutahis
Point it overlook and ran into the nrst part
completely wIecking twenty-tour cars. y.
Mcdowell and j. G.. Cook, brat emen' "efe
fatally ,iniuretl and terribly mutilated.
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LABOR EXCHANGE

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PU BLiC IiARiylE<''l
ALMSiIouSE REuDiSG,
RICHMOND, VA, September "a. 1871 }
A nLABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
N ESTABLISHED under the supervision o. Tue
undersigned, for The purpose OF obtaining wcfs Tor
the unemployed and homes for indiSent ehilSreh Oh
this city. ,,,r, vac ,rr>.
To accomplish this an OFFICE HAS BEE
OPENED In cGnucc; ion with the Department oil
Out-Door Posr.n where applications Of those seek
ing employ rsnt and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can he registered.
Persons representing various trades and occupa.
lions are pow registered for employ ment
Those In want OF SERVANTS LABORERS, c.
are requested to call 1t or correspond Wild fhi
office. '~7'"s '.'
Letters should be addressed "SUPERINTkS
DENT OF, PUBLIC CHARITIES. RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGED
- CHARLES p. BIGGER,
Sc 94.3m Superintendent OF Public Chrsrffies.
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Death OF 4 FORMER Klehmona MGR.
special telegram % the Dispa,

NORFOLK. Va, November 7.LColonel
Robert M. Nimmo, well Known throughout
Virginia, died In this city to-day The de-
ceased was for many years merchant OF
Richmond, and before the war commanded
the, old Fayette Artillery. After the war
be lost bis wife. and about d year ago re-
moved to Norfolk. I'd -,
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Convicted Of Granddaughter.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. November THE jury
in the case OF eX-Poiceman William Rose,
charged with the murder Of John English
in June last, which has caused considerable
public interest during the past week, have
rendered a verdict OF manslaughter, with a
recommendation to mercy.
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Skin. and p-Diseases should be treated exfer.
naiIy with CUTiCURA. assisted by The CUTiCuKA
SOAP. audi REsoLyENT taken internally. until
cured, and for some time afterward. Where tne
humors are confined TO the blood and 10 HOT snow
themselves on the surface, the hEsoLVEEI a H
will sneedlIy drive, Them FROM tile system. The Gu
TIcURA REMEDIES 1nfallbly cure the most loatl-
some cases of Scrofulous- and skin ana Scaip,tu-
mcrs is atteSted by hundreds OF unsS1ciled 'es
tiuopials in our possession,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November o. Noen-Stocks irregu-
lar. Money on call. z per cent. Exchange-Lsmp,
1893; short, 49eH. State bonds dbl. Governments
firm.
Evening.-Soaey. per cent. Exchange. 479H
G4S0. Governments firm: new o's, lU2is: ~ per
cents, 1908 4 per cents, 1929, States dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-Yirgina 6's defer
red ~; consols, 59A: second series. 90: past-due
coupons, S2h; new 10-4o's. ASH. Bid to-day.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber mas lifted up In connection with
Is extensive stables one Of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT RaIAARS
o he found in this country: and having every IL
cility for the accommodation OF stock, respectfully
sOlcits consignmen!s Of
HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES,
OF every kind, promising that all stock &C., con-
signed 10 him shall have every attention, ANA re-
turns promptly made.
Liberal CASH ADVANCES made when required
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces rons!gnm.nts OF almost every variety
vehicles for pleasure and work-purpOses. IL also
HARNESS OF every description. Al! articles IN
ih:s department Will be sold At lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and in no Instance VIII any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties WISH
ln to purchase will had u to their interest 10 eX-
anime this stock of vehicles, &c. - ,
NV STABLES are new. OF LAitGE CAfAtiI1
and afford every convenience for drnverS.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their own use Oh
The trade will find large STOCK to select from; -
ACTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAY at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F.. r. Cook. AuctiOneeF.
CS ALLEN, Manager. NV ~
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Conviction of an Express-Hobber.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., November At Shell
by. n. c., to-day, J. W. Baxter was found
guilty OF robbine the safe CT the Southern
Express at Kings Mountain, n. c., No
vember 4, 1877, and was sentenced to the
penitenliary for three years.
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Hung for Murder.

GALVESTON, November IA dispatch
from Lockhart. Texas, says Bill Davis was
hanged there yesterday for the murder Of
Dolly Hudspeth in October, 1878. He con-
fessed his guilt on the scatfold, and met
death unmoYed.
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srap,,s Movements.

NEW YORK, November ,7.-A dispatcs
from Galena, ILL.,, says General Grant ex x.
neets to come East III the second week IN
December. After visiting few cities ne
will leave for. Cuba. where he intends 70
spend the winter. Ia viii return home 10
the spring,
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CUTlCURA REMEDIES

Have done for me what hundreds of dollars spent
on other remedies have failed TO do. and DO not
hesitate TO recommend them us firsi-class articles
-, Yours truly, '...z. MARK BRANNAN.
CARBoNpALE, Pa, Dec. mber 20, 1878.
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Dedication Of the Finest baptist
I.sYrcf, I'm fhe World. NH

ST. Louis. November 1.-THE new Second
Bantist church, corner OF Beaumont and
Locust streets, said to be the finest church
building OF that denomination in the world.
was dedicated last night with impressive
ceremonies. Rev. DR.. John A. Broadus,
OF Louisville, delivered the dedicutory ser.
mon. sa.. .,-.l
Addresses were made by Drs. Burling-
ham. OF, New York, and j. 3. Jerer, OF
Richmond, Va ,v.... ..
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The Elections Elsewhere.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November TN regard to
the vote on the State ticket the Herald of
this morning says: "Anotber day has
passed, the third since election, without
settling the fate OF any officer on the gene
raj State ticket except Governor. The ut
most that can be said is that the voting runs
unusually close in the case of every one Of
them, and that the probabilities still favor
the success OF most Of the Democratic can
didates."
The San makes Cornelrs plurality IS, SIS,
and Potter's majority for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor 1921. The rest OF the Democratic
State ticket, it says, seems to be elected by
small maiorities, although it admits that
Wards increased vote over the Republican
candidates in New York city makes the con-
test for the attorney-generalship very close.
LATER.
ALANY, n. Y, November Tile Eue-
ming Journal has additional returns from
the State ticket, and figures the majority
for Potter (Dem.), for Lieutenant-G Gov
ernor, at 342. It says the returns generally
indicate that Carr, for Secretary OF State !;
Wadsworth, for Comptroller; Wendall, for
Treasurer, and Ward, for Attorney-Gen-
raj (all Republicans are considerably ahead,
aud probably elected by from 1000 TO 5000
| majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. November 7.-Oficial re-
turns from all the counties in this State
show that Butler (Rcpublican) has q ma.
jorily ovor all other candidates Of 56,674.
Tue Greenback and Prohibition vote was
very light. In 1878 Hoyt (Republican) bad
plurality OF 22,353 over Dill Democrat,,
Mason (Greenbacker) receiving at the same
time S1,I5S votes.
The Anne Arundel County (Md.) lee.
riOn Murder.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-Peter Sim
mons (coIored), who killed j. E. Goss
(white) at the polls of the Third district of
Anne Arundel county on Tuesday last, has
been arrested and lodged in Jail at Annapo-
lis. He confessed that he killed Goss, but
says it was accidental.
OTHER ELECTION ARRAYS IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November An afternoon
paper says gentleman who arrived this
morning by steamer from St. Mary's coun-
ty, Md, says shooting affray occurred at
| Leonardtown on the night OF the election
which will probably result fatally. There
was great deal OF excitement in town, and
fight between the lower elements Of the
Two parties naQ Oeen HoHentafliy eSpecleu
throughout the day. Nothing serious, how
ever, took place till the afternoon, when the
Democrats surrounded the Republican
flag-pole and threatened to pull it down.
It IS said that a. A. Lawrence, who had
| been elected county commissioner on the
Republican ticket, warned the crowd to
| keep off, when rush was made, and in the
scramble pistol was fired and Lawrence
| fell, shot in the breast. It is not known
who fired the shot. ......
Another report says that a colored man
was shot in Calvert county on election-day.
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f,renared by WEEKS g. POTTER,
Chemists and Druggists
$50 Washington street. Boston, Mass,
and for sale By all druggists and dealers.
Prepared by

Price of CUTIcURA. small boxes, so CENTS; large
boxes containing two and one-hnlr times the guam
titY Of small. 81. RES0LVENT, 81 per Dottle. w.
TIcURAs SOAR, p26 cents per cake; by mails 5u
cents. Three cakes. Is cents. ap SO-Tu.Ih&S I
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ga Ell ss -
u RICHMOND, FaED'e d POTOMAC Il. r. Co..
-f5 K OFFICE GENERAL TICKEr AGENT,
,ts, tg..t RICHMOND. VA, April %, 1879.
STrNnkYl MAYA 1e7e

-,s5 4 OFFICE GENERAL TIcKEr AGRNT,
-. j. 4. RICHMOND. VA, April %, 1879. =
COMMENCING, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879
" trains on this road Will run rs follows: ~
NORTH BOUND. -
NosI-S:00A A. NJ, leaves Byrd Ssreetstattcn DALI
.s 3ss Except Su1days); due at Wash.
ington, l:IO F.M.; Baltimore
M: New York, Il 0:15 r. NJ
NO 3-o:uu +. H., leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due AZ Washington. sos r. n,
Baltimore, 1:5B ?. M; Pliiia.
s selRhia' ass AM; FcwYors
No, 1900 P. H., ACcosMtoDATros TRAIr
ttak for Junction. leaves Broad.
~t@ iat Street station daily te,cept Bun.
daysl. -
y ~. SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-10:1 r. 3D., arrives st Byru-Strees citation
.a.@.sss dairy texcept Surdaysh Leaves
New York, 6:l5 A. H.: Pnila.
6elphla. 11:45 A. w.; Balti.
more. $3.50 P. IL. Washington
..... 5sz0P. u. .rr..ll-'5:
NO. 1888 A. M-srr1ves ar Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, 1906
-....- p. III: philadelphia. lilo a
~ .-.. H.; Baltimore, 4:5h A. IL.
Washinstos. $50 A. ID.
No. 8 6:A0 A. NJ, AGCOHMODATI0N TRAIN
- a.. ARRIVES ct Broad-Street station
dxily texespt SundayaI.
~ C. A. TAYLOR,
- -..--;, General Ticket AgenI
z. 7. d. MYERS. General perintandeBt ap 2s
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. November 7.1S79.
The Number OF breaks to-day comprised 80 hogs
heads The offerings at auction on Change were so
packages: Of which number so wese sold 1T prices
ranging from $40 to $3.50.
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We classify the Senate as follows.

We yesterday received from the clerks OF
County Courts many official returns con-
frmatory OF the tables heretofore published.
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We have no additional returns from the
recent State elections, except King William,
which elects Roger Gregory Conservative
Debt. Payer by amaioray of IS. This makes
~ Debt-Payers certainly elected to the
House, with a chance for @ others. We
classify the House as follows: .---
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour,

Fine, 93.5O@s4: superfine, $5.5 0M:5.73; extrc
$G.5O@$6.75: common family, $6.73GS7; t.ncy,
brands. S7(a7S.
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DEPARTURES OF sFEAss g.,,. .

E,oR NEW YORk.-The Ola LeEEFR
4: Dominion Steamship Company Is ssa5azzkzzEEs
steamship MANHATTAN Captain Kelly. will
SAL SUNDAY. November 9Th, at ~ O'Clock III.
FREIGHT received untsl5 O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills or la@Elg signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east,
aud west; also, to foresyn ports. I 49, e.-..
Passenger accOmm Citations unsurpassed. .';.4 es.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; lound-tyrp, tickets
524. Storage, So and 80.
For freight or passage. apply to
--.-r. g. W. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
40 Sit C9mpanY's Wharf. Rockets.
EOR PHILADELPHIA AND ~fTfn
n FALL RlVER.-Steamer EVER. sszasssatkksszassE
MAN. Captain CARR, will receive freight for the
above ports until SATURDAY The 9Th instant, at
So'clock p. N. }. W. MCCARRICK,
no Sit General Southern Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-08
CUTICURA.
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BLOOD AND SKlN-HUMORS
SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY, AND ECOSOM
ICALLY CURED BY THE CUTICURA RE-
NEEDLES WHEN ALL OTHER KNOWN
MEDICINES AND METHODS OF
TREATMENT FAIL.