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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20, 1879.


Brig Edda, Andersen. Hampton Roads TO load
nour Gaeao Mills: vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Harry Shepard. Clayton, Philadelphia,
coal, Charles II. Page.
Schooner A. +. Cohn, Frambers, New York coal,
Tredeaar Company.
Schooner b. e. Carroll, Carroll. Philadelphia. coal.
Schooner william Ii. Kenzei Soper. New York.
Schooner George p. Hallock, Sharrett New York,
Schooner Timothy, FIELDS, Windsor, n. s., pies.
tar. Warner Moore.
Ertx Edith, Gates, Win dsor y. s., plaster, War
schooner Lizzie Dow. -, New York, light, to
load coal, Chesapeake ant Ohio railroad.
Schooner MathiR Dunnock. Bacon, Norfolk logs
Richmond Cedar Works.
Schooner Eugene Borda. -, New York, salt,
Davenport & Morris
Schooner skyark, 49,, Boston. Ice, a. G. Bah
cock
iron Trcdegar Company.
schooner Lucy Jones, Murihush, New York, SALT
Davenport & Horri..
Schooner William MCGEE. Sheridan, New York,
merchandise. Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. b. TatuIn.
Schooner Mignone,.c. Franks, Baltimore, camel
coal, Geryas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New Yerk october 20a, schooner n. Fl
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2n.--Arrfved: Schosa-
era Elias Moore, Lewis; L. &. Wolfe, Ewing and
John McGiunis. CoIburu, from Richmond.
PROVIDENCE. October 2o.-ArriVeh: Schosaier
Fores. OAK. Ames. from Rich moud.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Arriyed: Scboon-
ers Hamburg. Dunn. and Sac and Ellen. HOPKINS.
NEW YORK, October 2u.--AfriTcd: Schaoners
Anthony Godfrey. Pl ice, and Katie Hanger, hardy.
A MUTlSY IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
BALTIMORE, October 19.-The British bark Nova
Scotia Captain Cain, LEFT THIS port yesterday aler-
noon for Monmouth docks. England, Wrsh a crew
of eight negroes, shipped at this port Whi:e pro-
cecoinc down the bay ana when eli Annapolis, the
crew were oidered to man the pumps. Four OF the
and IN sde al attack upon the officers Durins the en-
counter George Williams, the rlngleader, was shot In
re ia e by the captain the bali enerlnE MS cnees
AND lodging In the jaw bone. The shooting OF Wtf-
jams uuieted the mutny; after which tue captain
.nrocepded 10 the Naval Academy at Anaapoli', and
nj ocured file of marines, who went on bosrG Inc
bark and assisted In putting the men In irons The
mutinous crew were then brought TO this cisJs and
will have hearing before Cnited s'tates Gem mis-
siouer Rogers. - r
saior, are scarce at San Francisco, ona more than
a dozen .hlps are lying In the stream loaded With
wheat ready to clear, waiting for hands. AdVices
from Portland report similar state a affairs there
By Telegraph. .m
NEW YORK, October 22.--Arrired: Isaac Bell
CITY OF Macon, Champion. City or San Antonio
Arrived out: Bulgarian, Rbyneland, Gellert. Fritz
Wonder, LancGen. Homeward bound: Chartolt'
and Anna, for Wilmington. -
BosToN, October 22.-Arrived: Schooners l. =,
Hickman, Lotue Taylor, and Reoecca Florence
FORT MONROE, October: a2.-Pas.ea out from
Richmond Brig Regulator, for the English Chan
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hefnsses: Common sfrpp-HossMaas. Q ie.
Gerceo. &c.: barrels, CSC. genuine KoIsen syl Ut
s5ad5c. y gallon: Nav Orleans. prime. 4o@55c.
alum. from store. Soc. y sack. So ssss s.
Sugar: Crushed. l 1c.; powdered. 1UAc.: grant
Ea.;d io H. A. eaalos: 9Sc: exsfa G, &c.
So1D: Common. 5@7c.; pest washing. 7,Staa
toilet. loaA20c.: and Elucy OFFICES: county, 4hEac
Zsa;; Black, 55c;@s1.-the lart rr,ns aT,'c =,
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
hfdss: Green. 5G6c.: dry salted. 1p017c.: dr.
s M1t: is3!4c;: wet sai'ed, 1886; res salted cali
keat4er: Sole leather. oak. srMse..: sole leatss,
hemlock. 20E25c.: country upper. aR6a6Qc.: cs1
Country. 5000: crtv finish. sOa3Sc. a n: can
sxiHsa French. Sl9$1.91 q D.; rouga shrtinz.
. from. Steel. rssjla. &c.
Trn7:: American renned. Old pomiasos 3Ye.
- 70 English and AMERICAN sheet SO &c.
S S1d. hammered, sac: hoop, 4l1G; Piz iron
Virginia coal-biast cltarccal. s28(as2. warm
blast charcoal s24a*2s; Pennsylvania ~ thra-
cite. s2utoS22: West rirz,ria coxa. s2i@aa'
EodaS: od DOMINION. 1890 in whoasaie 10:
p!9Eyh-CcsttnGs: Wholesale, &C.; RETAIL IA
Ro1e: Msnlll,, beg, 14ssssc. jute, s@ss.
xSlSc. -'a'''
Liquors. WiasS. &c. ....... =.
ALe: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@se.25 o
,B.snates: Domestic. ska5asa: fruit. al.los
S xi,ss,;, a ,,@ gSw; s!s2 old, sas5@ss
Eve lEhtsseas: Medium. n. 5O@.s2: pure old. q.
~ se!IginiS mountain new, 329S2.se, old
GIN: Domestic s1.2hms2: imported, IS = cas,
Gtio Elsgt1nd Rum: SS.J9f6Sl 80. .'. r.
GeetHe& Wh:sksvs: Market quiet; proos. al.2O
Lumber. Slaves, sc.
vrsns noraF 81 sas ooo 1iS Se7 ,as
Sl4Is 1870 = 1000: yellow pine boards. $1,000
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CUTlCURA.
CUrlcURA.
HUMORS OF TIE BLOOD,
SKIN, AND SCALP.

CUTICURA REsOLVENT is the most powerful
Blood Purifier aud Liver Stmulant ever com pound
ed In forty minutes after taking the first dose II
may be detected III the saliva, blood, sweat, and
urine. showing that it has entered the blood and
been distributed throughout the entire system. In
its pas sage through the circulating fluids II meets
with the corrupt particles of matter which foster
and maintain disease. with which II chemically
unifes. destroying anc gradually eliminating them
IRON the system.
Hence Its power 10 forever cNpcl ScrOfulouS. Can
cerous and Canker llunorS. which. unchec kcd, I'll
the body with foul corruptous ami rot out the delt-
cate machinery OF life.
CUTICURA, the great external remedy for all HUI
morS Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, Is the most soothing and healing
Of outward applications. II speedily destroys fun
gus and parasitic erowihs, restores The oil glands
and tubes to healthy condition, and cures, when
assisted BY The CUTlCURA SOAP, Diseases OF the
Skin and Scalp which have been the torture OLA liIe-
time,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO the D1spArcH..

FHE TlLDEN suiT-THE HANLAE-coURT-
SEf RAcE-coTToN-a1LLs BURNED-IN.
sPEcT0R VAN AUkEN. AT PETERSBURG,
CHARGED WITH ADVOCATING READ
5usTMENT, DENIES THE. ALLEGATION,
AND CLAIMS TO BE COMBATING THE
REPUDIATIoN. doyEMENT-FATAI RAIL
ROAD ACCIDENT IN PENNSYLVANIA
ARREST OF A 'CoUNTY-TREasURY ROB-
BER-DaMAGE TO CROPS AND PROPERTY
BY HEAVY RAINS IN ALABAMA-sEyEN
PERSONS KILLED BY AN ACCIDENT IN
AN ENGLISH CoLLTERY-AFFAIRs IN
HERZEGOVINA BECOMING sERIoUs-THE
RESURRECTION In NEvEs1NJE UNsUP-
rREssED-THE KURDISH REVOLT DEAD
MARINE DISASTER NEAR HALIFAX.
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Letter from Hanover.
PHILIP.

2aI t@s"Vh-THE WALKING MANIA AMONG
hyCs as-coUNTY PoL1TIcs-ANNIvERsA-
fr,.. "'zAaIIS's cHURCH-PERsoNAL, &C.
u"'sse OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
HANOVER COUNTY, VAT
Ia even, ;, October q, 1879.
tH. cnms q no little interest to the reli.
.pt~pDsi;.naualt and especially to the
TT 4 chns, y the letting last week to con-
! ill., M suafca edifce which is to be erected
jsssin snn ,,untaia road to Richmond, near
tie s,, store, 10 the western part
sorsbi,, chty. There is no place
9posed s,p,,o. 10 the vicinity of the
i tSers 1h' ~ but for many months
'$,alb n Das 1een y mission. service twice.
s4 the - . sschool-house near the place, at
egtepa,;nan nave been large and regular
ldueiaat 9 n. These services have been.
The n ~ ING rector Of st. Martins par
ding s, ss saafeh Is 10 cost 81 900, 10.
"'Nep'e eighty teet hign-rather q
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SKIN DISEASE.
GREAT SUFFERING FOR SIXTEEN YEARS.
A WONDERFUL CURE BY THE
CUTlCURA REMEDIES.
SKIN DISEASE.

NesSrs. Weeks d. Potter: Gcntlemcu,-CUTICU-
RIA REMEDIES have done me power OF good.
have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen
wears. Some d,ys II troubled me more than others,
but ut night The itching nearly drove me wild.
l would scratch until the blood would run down
my limbs.
| have had several physicians. Some said they
could cure me- but others said not.
will say that before used the CUTICUEA REM T.
DIES was In u fearful state. and had given mp al
hope of ever having any relief.
But, like Il drowning man grasDinS at straw.
tho,lght ! would Try the CUTICURA REMEDIES
about which had rcai so much.
They have. pcrfurned wonderful cure for me
and OF my own free will and accord recommend
,hen, Yours truly, S. A. STEELE.
6s W. VAN buren, ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Marcl
7, 1870.
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The State Canvass.

DISCUSSION AT LOUISA COURTHOUSE YEsTER-
DAY.
Especial telegram to the DispatchI
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, October o.
ndsse tonight to hear the issues Of the
canvass discussed by DR.. Mopteiro and
Colonel Gilman. Both made stirring
speeches for Conservatism, as did Captain
II. ". Murray. our candidate for the SEN
ate; which were greatly applaudcd. Ladies
were out in qaile number, and the au-
dience was almost unanimous for the Nc
Culloch bill. The county is being can
vassed by these gentlemen, and Conserva-
tiyes are making good strides, with in
creasing hope Of success. Louisa is moving.
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The HAYDEN MURDER CAsE.-lSpecial dis
patch to the Washington PoSt.l-Ne,o Ha-
zen. Conn.,, October 21.-The examination
OF Professor Johnson, OF the Yale Scientific
School. was resumed in the trial Of the Hay
den murdcr-case this morning. He pro-
ceeded TO explain the methods by which he
ascertained the presence OF arsenic in the
murdered girls body. His direct eXamina-
ton was cut short by the admission OF the
defence that they should not deny that there
was arsenic in the body. His process was
examined at considerable length, the chief
point brought out being that it was impos-
siblc to say whether the arsenic went into
the body before or after death.
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The Weldon Fair.

ISpeelaI Telegram 10 INC D1SpaIch.J
WELDON, n. c.. October 22.-There was
better weather to-day. The attendance at
the Fair was large; exhibition excellent.
The prize'fag was won by the Suffolk
Grays.
The first race, one mile and repeat, was
won by Wyche's Swannanoa. The second
race, trolting, was won by Herring's Top.
The third race. onc-nile dash, was won by
Dozier's Outcast.
Tomorrow there will be four interesting
races-two trottlng and two running.
Governor Jarvis and staff and 4 crowd OF
visitors are expected tomorrow.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, October 22-TOsn-StOcks strong
Money on call. Cal per cent. Exchancs-Loug,
$50; short 1921: State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Erening.-Money active at 7 pcr cent. Ex-
change lirmer at 4SO3. Governments firm: now IS
1O3as; ~ per cents, 1861: Z >cr cents, lO2a.
States active
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-yirgInia G's deferred,
63: cousols, 634.: second series. 3O plSi-ue cou-
pons, So ; rev lO-f0's, 52J.. Bid today
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLAsTERS.

BY instantly affecting the nervous system their
influence Is ut once felt at the farthest extremties.
Hence pain, which arises from disturbance Of the
Nerve forces, is cured in every instance as IL by
magic. Also Palpitaton Of the Heart, 1nfam'na-
ton OF the Lungs, Liver, and Kidneys Irritation OF
the stomach and Bowels Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and Bilious Cole. my l3-Tu,Th&s
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novelty in country churches. It Iii 10 BE
called The Charch OF Our Saviour, after d
church ia Shanghai, China. OF which Rev.
Robert Nelson Ia pastor. Mr.. Nelson used
TO preach at Higginson's $, and TO him and to
his sister, Mrs. Major John Page, the credit
belongs OF raising the funds for the pro-
posed structure. The outside OF the church
is to be built by Christmas, and the build
ing Is to be ready for,occupancy by the list
OF May s.>
Mir. Henry Saunders, Of Ashland, is the
contractor, aud the plan OF the church was
drawn by Mr.. Albert L. West, architect, OF
Richmond.
The boys In attendance on Colonel Jones's
school uhe famous Hanover Academy, as The
Dispatch has well styled it) have become af-
fected with the prevalent walking mania, aud
have prepared q regular ring for their sport.
Last Saturday match took place, which
lasted nearly all day, and some OF the young
gentlemen scored not less than forty miles.
An entrance-iee was charged and three
prizes beslowed--tbe lowest being the re-
mission OF the entrance-money. The pluck
OF the youthful amateurs was really sur
prising, some OF them readily scoring
twenty and twenty-five miles who would
be thought hardly capable OF walking ten
Politics in the county are suggestive Of the
witches csu'dron in Macbeth-not that the
ingredients are quite so dia6olical, but that
they are equally mixed up. There are four
distinct candidates for the House Of Dele
gates.-General White, Tor reelection; Mr..
Wickham, son OF General Wlckham, both
supporters OF the bill; Mr.. Winston, WHOM
the Re4diuSters nominated last court. day:
and 4 cotored brother, whose name forget.
am told that the Debt Payers will proba-
bly, support Mr.. Wickham. Almost every
person seems TO favor the McCulloch settle
ment, but think there is n distinct though
quiet undercurrent OF reimbursement or re-
pudiatlon sentiment that is active but not
dangerous, because it is not strong enough
10 make itself felt at the election.
Last Sunday was the first anniversary OF
the dedication Of st. Martins church-the
beautiful place OF worship at the junction,
erected through the exertions of Mrs. Ma
ior boswell. A sermon appropriate to the
occasion was preached by Mr.. Gregory, the
rector.
There is q likelihood that Dr.. r. Randolph
Stevenson, author OF s. The Southern Side
o! Andersonville," will make his home ere
long in Hanover. He will be warmly well
coined by cur people. BASIL.
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The Fever.
ONE NEW CASE At MEMPHIS YESTERDAY MORN


ONE NEW CASE AT MEMPHIS YESTERDAY MORN
( ING.
MEMPHIS, October 22-10 4. M.-One
new case has been reported-C. L. Curcher.
J. D. Conway is dying.
The weather is cool and cloudy.
Noon.-One more new case was report
ed-:Tohn Pbarr. OF 81 Jefferson street. NO
deaths since last evening.
LateSt.-Three additional cases were re-
ported this afternoon. No deaths have oc-
Cured since yesterday afternoon.
Eight members OF the Bedford family, at
Bailey Station, Tenn, are reported down
with the fever.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
sent the Towards 49, 900 to-day. .4.
The thermometer to-day has ranged be.
tween 56 and 70o. .s .g
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LOTTERY CoSCEKNs.- Charley How
ard. the principal owner OF the Louisiana
Lottery concern, and his attorney, Mr.. c.
W. Moulton, to-day renewed the efforts TO
persuade the PoStmastcrG to suspend
the operation Of his order to postmasters to
withhold all letters addressed TO lottery
companies, but without success. The lot
terry business is being seriously injured by
the order, as thousands of letters containing
money in payment Of lottery tickets are
being daily detained by the post-office au-
thorities =Balti1nore Anlerican.
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VIRGINIA DoCToEs.-The first annual
meeting Of the Virginia Medical Society
commenced last night at Sarepta Hall, in
Alexandria, the building being we'll filed.
An address OF welcome was delivered by
Dr.. r. c. Powell, OF Alexandria, ani other
addresses by Dr.. Wiley, Of Salem, Roanoke
county, and L. S. Joyncs, OF Richmond.
The session will be continued this morning.
WCSh;uJtOn Post
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The CUTICUaAs REMEDIES arc. prepared 6y
WASN'T ton street. Boston, aud are for sale by al
druggists. Price of CUTICURA, small boxes; 81
cents; large boxes, containing two and one nan
times the quantity Of small, 81. REsoLVEET, 81
per bottle. CUTICURA SOAR, 25 cents per cake; by
mail, 80 cents: three cakes. rs cents.
INV 13-TuThSS
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ICE-MANCHESTER TAX-PAY-
in ERs.-,ro all city and school tax unpaid after
November /, 1879, there will be added 5 per cent.
of their amount, and all persons who haye paid The
FIRST halt of their taxes failing 10 pay the last half
,Tte Stare TAX Is now ready for collec. iont Teal
ftls UNPAID In half or In whole o.. or before No
ycmber 80, 1879, there win be added s per cent.
j. q. BRONAuGH; JR.,
Oc 2l-tN0Yl Treasurer, MANCHESTER
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CCTICURA SOAP SUPERIOR TO ANY.

CHARLES DENIM. DRUGG1ST.)
FIRST PLACE, CORNER COURT STREET,
BROOKLYN, March 4, 1879.
can cheerfuly speak OF the healing qualltles OF
o any OF The standard soaps now In nse.
~ "' CHARLES DENIM.
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Aquatic.
THE HASIAy.CouRTyrT par

THE HANLAN.CUCkTNEI RACE.
BUFFALO, October 22.-Blakie. the referee
In the boat.race, has written to Hanlan pro-
posing, in view OF Soule's refusal to give
up the $4,000 stakes, that Hanlan end the
difficulty by Mt once asking Courtney to
row the race at the same place and on the
same terms about fortnight bence.
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Crimes and Casualties.
JOSEPH 4. DLAIR ACQUITTED.

JOSEPH a. BLAlk ACQuliIEU.
NEWARK, n. j., October 22.-The jury in
tho trial of Joseph 4. Blair for tho murder
Of John Armstrong sent word at Q \. NJ.
that they would communicate with the
court soon. At 1885 they appeared in
court, death-ike silence prevailing. The
clerk read the list OF iurymen and asked:
"Do you find the defendant guilty or not
guilty In the manner or form as charged ?"
Foreman Doremus responded "Not
guilty." Blair gave moaning cry and
fell on his knees beside his wife, while the
courtroom rang with applause. Mrs. Blair
and most OF the audience Wept and cbeercd
in spite OF the reprimands of the Court.
EX-Judge Ellsworth asked for 4 formal Or
der Of discharge, which was granted. and
the Jury we're dismissed with the thanks Of
the Court. At O'Clock Blair was taken in
a carriage TO his home in Mont Clair. There
was no disturbance. The jury are under
stood to have stood 10 to 9 in favor OF &C.
quittal until the last vote. The jury had
dict was rendered.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October ga freight
train on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie rail-
road ran off the track Near Bridgcwater
last night, wrecking twelve cars and in
stautly killing G.. l.. Lemon, a brakeman,
and iDiuring the engineer and fireman.
AN ALLEGED R0BBER ARRESTED.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, October 22.-Sep-
TENDER 1St the Greene county treasury was
robbed OF $1,000. Yesterday w. E. Cock
rell, OF Utah, was arrested. charged with
the offence. A large portion of the money
has been recovered.
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FIRE Rc.ear,l..
coTroN.uIIrs IN nr I,

SAG HARBeR, L.. T., October 22.-The
Moutauk steam cotton-rniIls ut Sag Harbor,
l.. L, were totally DESTROYED by fire this
morning. Two hundred operatives are
thrown out OF employment. Loss. $780,
900; insurance, 100000.
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Damaging Rains I'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, October 22.--The raips OF
the past ten days have been general in Ala
bama, and have done much damag 9 TO cot
ton in the fields. Some cotton is spFouting
in the boIls on account OF tie beat and
;ia;opness. The water-courscs IRE oil swol-
len, and some damage to property has re-
suited.
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MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS
IN THREE YEARS OF TREATMENT.

Gcn,icmcn.-please find so cents to pay for small
box of CUTICuRA. and direct 1t TO me- Ifie d0ilar
bnX Won sent me has done me more good than all
The doctors In three years. The doctors nave zone
me- no GOOD My feet and legs are healing FAST 1t
f. ind, ed t.UTICuRA. Yours trul",
EVAN MORGAN, Z. n.
MOSCOW, MINI, June 20, 1878.
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! Theonly safe and sure cure for Gravel or Urinary
troubles Is HoP BirrEas. Proveit. Il.
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mother Endsnn Outrage I'm Colorado

CAMP NEAR WHEREVER AGENCY, COL,
October 2l.-Lieuienant Weir, ordinance
officer, while out hunting was killed and
mutilated by Indians eighteen miles south
OF this place. All the available cavalry
started on the trail this morning.
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Charges a xninst Inspector Van lsukon

NORFOLK, October a2.-Commissioner
Raun has written q letter to j. Ii. Van Au-
ken. inspector Of Internal revenue at Pc
tersburg, Va, saying lie had been Informed
that Van Aukcn was actively engaged for
the reimbursement or reputation Of The Vir.
ginia State debt, which the Department
considers immoral and inconsistent with
the dignity OF an official, and requests, ii
such be the fact, that he will send in his re-
sicnation. Van Auken. in his reply, claims
that he is the only Republican official in
Petersburg whose position is unasSailable;
that he is active in combating the repudia-
ton movement, and asks for the name OF
his accuser. Raum replies that the lnfor-
nation reached him through letter writ
fen bv the Postmas,er-Ge to the Secre-
tarv OF the Treasury, the name OF the III
formant not being given.
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PROPORTIONAL.
PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT -
DIR. 81. SCHWAB,
THE CELEBBATED OCULlST,

rRou THE TRENTON EYE lNFlRMAkf Or SE"
JERSEY,
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hSa stay can be consulted professionally at DIS ONCE
at Ford's Hotel. ,,,. 80 .r ocp,t.f
i.ro, car OF close application and hard study
in the best institutions of France and
has had practical experience OF twenty year,; no
rnnr,ata 70 restore The vision to It's originai SSoF
ane nil the various sissases OF sae eyn s
d. hfa avn .u,e, eision from the pursss betnAr
srTs,ai ana natural stone, aud ha guarantees az "
onIy the preservation but also the Improvement -
tSe sannortunity IS now presented TO all psrs s
afflicted with any deficiency ., h sIl oeio ~
Ssiss hours from A. 81. 10 IL ~, am 'io'''
o,nsP p. NJ. Consultation free OF charge. ,e.,mt
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WNEAT- VINE, 81 bNslleIs primo at Sl.Gn.
Red. 50 bushels very Gond Lancaster 1T $50 l6
bushels good Lancaster 1T Sl.5J; 80 bushels GOOD
Lancaster ut l.J5: 4S Bushes common Lancaster
It $l.45: 1876 bushels prime Lancaster at : l.6O
90 bushels Lancaster Al 80: bushels common
Lancaster a. Sl.40: so bushels common Lancaster
At Sl5O: 100 bIslei, common Lancaster At j 50
"a bushels mixed 1T $3.50; PA bushels mi sd on
private terms; $50 bushels mixed private terms
1874 bushels mixed on private terms: $50 bushels
mixed al $3.50: 80 bushels mixed al 81 Az; "a
bushels Fultz ~ 81 .43; 212 bushels Fuz at 5l.4S
26 bushels common Fatz al Sl.40: So bushels fair
Fuitz at 81 40: "a Bushels good tultz 1t Sl.45; 80
bushels very good Fuitz al ! 80; 80 bushels good
Fultz III S1.50: 1876. bushels good Fulz ~ sl.4S;
so bushels good FuIiZ 1T 81 .4J: So buSf els good
Fulz nj $l.43: 81 bushels common Pu!iz III
IL. 30-total, 2. 06Qi bushels
CORN White, "a bushels new fair at 60c.: Is
bushels old fair IL &C.,; So bushels on private
9S bushels.
OATs.-32 bushels common at 4Sc.
RYR.-2S bushels very good n S3c.
MIXED PEAS.--ti bushels at 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October %. 1879.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - White. 81 bushels. Rcd 4.749 BUSH
els OF which l2n bushels were rc-eyhitited.
CORN White. 9S bushels.
OATS.-32 bushels
FLAXSEEDt-i bushels.
RYE.-2S bushes.
MINED PEAS-lt bushels.
MrAI.-3O bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-23
ELOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

In store and Tor sale al lowest market rates $500
barrels FLOUR. comprising nearly all the standard
brands. \. Y. STOKES 6 CO.
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