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| principal embodied is one that could lw
assu'c fully and prnitabIy applied to
car trucks o w hauled Ivy Inc notvs
| engiues an common rail roads. rs to the
ordinary logging railroad tracks.
ss~mxzzssumr..wsns
News Items.
II is g'n"illy bcllev"d thar the extra
session will b" very short.
The Mechanics and Traders bank has
susp ndtd nj New Orleans
r puhlicans carried som- five parishes
in the recent Louisiana election.
Large subscription are being made 4"
the 4prr cent. reiunding cert ticatrS
A fire 1t Viz khurg "n the 18th caused
loss # $43. O;insurancr $4,000.
The strong tome of Inndon and prov
incial exchanges has Developed busiu,ss
in Erganh.
Mrs. Oliver testified to Senator Cam" ..
un's giving her n,e,iirin. w'lch p,uuc,d
miscarri"g'.
The Mass .rI use,ts senators hav' vut
their pay Tor the 8, sslon Irnn $3.50 tu
$500.
AL Russian troops in Il 'umunia have
been ur,irre,i home
A tatnl horse disease prevails in sever
81 counties in southern Otg"n.
Big minrS are reported in Southern
Utah, and mine ~ ARE rusIiin. thiIhrr.
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Twenty five per cent. adnItional is the
penalt. Tor Virginia City New dclin.
quent taxpayers.
Ellison has succeeded IN obtaining u
Brush rsr'n, Tor his 'IccIrc light.
The Russian army iI tnr Ba kun PENN
sGla suffers mucn from spotted lyphus.
Poygany. shv ry. drspotism. l'pr"sy,
devil worship, the black plague and til,
Chinese all hail from tith Asia.
M,jnr General Thomas f. Sherman
lied u, Newport, Il. l.. on the 18th.
TIE crrcinDnieI ovaI tn r.Mains" ri B ~
red Tay lor in New York were very i'm
prrss've.
A prnlie fire near AbilenH Ka aosas. ,lr
s,rDy,d 100000 worth III pr pcriy IN
the 1911.
The House ~ representatives Organ
zto March 18Th. by electng R,ndal o.
N. Y. Speaker, wnU received l44 votes
To 1875 tor Gen. Garfield, his principal
oppnnent.
The British are not making remarkable
progress in their Souih African cam.
paisn against the Zulus, wh" appear to
be very stuhb"rn fighters.
Aud EOw the ,O Of the haudlin
philanthr0pst is heard in the lana, anu
through his nose he proclnims that hc
and the Chinanian are brothers.
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General Sherman ~ marching through
Georgia again. hut lie is not meeting
with as warm reception AS he did
about fourteen years ago.
The people u Germ nv Inst year drank
84i ,05S 1853 gallons OF beer, or nearly 20
gallons per mouth OF population
Young ladies' think they Miss it by rot,
and many married lady Miss. It in lie
ing married.
The air 10 thick with runiois about the
European war.
Lieut.. Blair has been court.m.rtialed
and dismissed from the service TOR big
amy.
-. 4, 4
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The waters around CGur H Al,ne
abound in delicious fish.
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Jeromc-park Races.

JEROME PARK, OctoBer 4.-The first racr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dash-had
Ten starters, and was won by Warfield, with
hinston good second, and Boardman
third. Time, 2:13.
The second race-HuDter stakes for three
year-oid filies, one and three quarter
mhes-had thirtY-two entries, but Ferida
was the only one that showed up, and had
a Walk over. Fiddlestring was Withdrawn
at the last moment. ~
Ihe third race Maturity stakes. for four.
Year olds, three lniles-was won by Frank
I'm; Charlie Bush second, DanichpfF third.
spartan was distanced. Bonnie Wood led
Tor two miles. but was passed By Danicheff.
Charlie Bush, and FrankIir-the latter
shooting ahead on the last quarter and win
ming by half length amid great excite.
lncnt. Time, 5:42}.
IDe fourth event was 4 selling race, one
mile and lurlong. Milan won by length:
Dan Is. second, Sunlight third. Time
l:593. There were eight starters. Charlie
Gnrham was the favorite, and failed to get
place. ."
The fifth race was for maidens two years
old, thre-quarter dash. There were
nine starters. Diana won by two lengths;
queens Own second, King Ernest third.
Time, 1:19. =.
The last race was match Tor "cup,"
Jockeys mp, half-mile dash. Baronet won,
beating Lottery by five lengths. Time, 81
seconds.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Afgn4n5Sf,,n.

SIMLA, October 1.-THE British camp at
Shutargarden was unsuccessiully attacked
yesterday BIZ some OF the independent hos.
tile tribes Of that district. The enemy was
repulsed with the loss OF twenty killed.
The British loss was six wounded.
The Amecr strongly urges Sir Frederick
Roberts to dclay his advance on Cabul. as
he fears the Afghan troops will sack Bala
HiSsar on the approach Of the British. Sir
Frederick will not follow the Amccr's adj
vice.
BOMBAY, October 4.-Gencral Gordon,
who is holding Peiwar-khetal. is surround
ed by the hill tribes. His position is criti.
cal, and three regiments have been sent 10
reinforce him.
Brief Items.
LONDON. October 4.-Thc IeieIraph' S
Paris dispatch says: Agcncc Hoycs has re-
ceivcd telegram from Perpignan which
states that I'LL rumors published in the news
papers Of 4 Republican conspiracy OH the
frontier are utterly unfounded.
BUCHAREST, October 4.-The drought
continues. The country is in fearful state
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twelve months amounted to 81, I2G. g55, sc
for the preceding year. S1,2sS,3I4.T5: FOR
the year ending 30th OF September, 1877,
$1,000, 597.41.. III 5,s ftsIss :
The Moffctt registers reported receipts for
last month to the amount Of s6SI.52. This
Is short Of the receipts for August by about
$50, and they were short OF The receipts for
July by about 300.
The directors OF the Danville and New
River Railroad Company held a meeting
here Thursday. disposed Of some routine
work. and made order that the engineers
(who had completcdfhe surveys) be paid of
and discharged. Their next meeting will
he held at Martnsville on the 9th instant.
and there they vii. he met by the directors
TO the Dan.Nalley and Yadkin Railroad
Company, aud consult about matters of
common interest. | wrote on the 24th nj
timo that some Of the citizens listened TO
the talk about the broad-gauge ex-
tension OF the Midland road to States
vile, MS proposed by Mr.. Barbour, with an
air OF incrcdu!ity, and some with that OF
suspicion. Since that time the advocates Of
the narrow-gause railroadzhave been sneak
Ing out plainly their distrust and sl,spi-
c,onS, and claim that the people OF Dam
vile and those along the proposed line
want q road which they can control and use
us may be convenient and profitable to them.
Major Susherlin speaks very plainly on the
subject. -. 4
The points made by Bishop Keane in his
sermons on Sunday last and in his lecture
on Papal Infallibility have excited much
1t Is understood that he
made infallibiity depend on primacy. ~
ALPHA.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

... SATURDAY. Oct0heY a. 1879.
1o5 bid United States Is. iOiH Sii
ntGte Virginia 10-4G .<. G0a bid. Ii
asked: Virginia coDsols, 500 BIZ, SOY asked Vir-
teresl certificates lfs bid; Virginia ta1resei vabie
coupons, s2k bid, s34 asked: new North Carolina
bonds, per cents. soy bid, Coz! asked.
thfJ Secnrttisa.-RicnmoHd city S's, j. aud J.,
Ism Did: Eichinond city g.. and j.. !07A bis;
l city 6's and a., 054 asked; Peter
tax. D. and j., III bid; Lynchhurg city g., j.
andJ; 1o3 bid: Lynchburg city 6's. j. and J..106
oh: Manchester s., tax-receivable, n. and S.,j9G
Raiiroad Boa,ds-Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad
g.; GOD. d. and NJ 47s bio, 80 asked: ChcsapeaSe
ana ONO Railroad rs. gold j and j.. rs uskeu
Virginia Central Railroad first mortgage 6's. J. ant
j., 10 bid: Virginia Central Railroad third mort
gage Us. j. and j.. Oh bid: Virginia Central Rail-
road non-mortgage SIS, j. audJ.. 1918 asked: Vip-
gina and Tennessee Railroad second margage SIS.
j. ana j. 90 BIZ: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
and Tennessee Railroad funded s's, j. and j., l0z
ee!a; son,h:ide Ra'lroad first MORTGAGE preferred
mortgage preierrtd 6S, j. and j., 90 bid: Southside
l.ail-cad third mortgage preferred IS. j. and j.,
oS'oid: Norfolk and Petersburg Raroadfirst mort
bur2 Railroad second mortgage SIS. }. and J :, l03
nid Petersburg Railroad lirst mortgage ssh. ana
j., 100 htd, l20 asked: Atlantic. Mississippi and
ohio Railroad certircac, l02 bid; Richmond,
frederleKSblrg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS
). and j., 100 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage -. j. and j.. 100 bid:
Richmond aud Danvile Railroad consolidated 6's.
NJ and ~, 96E bid. 9S asked; Piedmont Railroad
first mortgage s.. \. and o.. 1o7 bid: Atlanta and
Chhroite Air inc first MOI igage s. j. and H.. 50
nld: Richmond. York River and CIes aneake Railroad
Hrst mortgage SSJ. aud j.. lo1 bid, LOG asked;
g.: {. ana a. Railroad first NOR gage -, 9J bid,
gage IS - bid IS asSe,i '''''''' s'''"' ''
lanai B0ndS.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. ". and ~. i bid: james River
auh kanawIa Canal second mortgage 6's, VI. and
". @ bid.
Railroad stocks.-Chcsapcake and Ohio Railway,
100 par S& bid. | asked; Richmond ana Peters
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1|9sfespondence u The Richmond Dispatch.1
OCTOBER 4, 1879.
,o DA0'lng last month there were sold $780,
oI' pounds OF Ieaf tobacco, az an average
.! 1880 per hundred total value, $780,
~. In September, 1873, there were
!: :o'u u i,"5l,S 1903 pounds, at IN average OF
80: ~ total value, SlO7,l3974. Mr.. Fer
,t t"' u The Tobacco Association, reports
;ae saies OF leaf tobacco for the year end
NJ september Goth as follows: Quantity
% su Zt,S2I,12t pounds; value, S3.223,-
-, average, Sl2.01. For the year end
w. own september, 1878, Mr.. Terrell re-
: .eso Tue n1e sales as follows: Quantity sold,
ss .so,s26 pounds; value, S2,439, 959. %;
%rn $3.50. During the year ending
lg;1 september, 1877, there were sold
aytrsas pounds. Here are the monthly
SI0ls.> 'or the year just closed: October,
8W:', November, SlI20; December,
Narc5i ssa,auary, sl0.49; February, SLIP;
June s,a ii..5S; April, S10.25; May, s10.65;
SeD,sxstE IL July, S15.I9; August, S14.76;
.sontb receipts OF internal revenue for last
Der 1oas counted to S99,539.s0 (; for septem-
last ,"ne, TO sl67, 1876. The items for
spirits' 'hth are: Assessments. S3,672;
ciesr. - 59660; tobacco, S97,53S29;
ceiots rs 70, special tax, 2359.l9. The re-
wtfe s ilom tobacco Tor September, 1878,
nue for 'a,'ata98; cigars, 5000. The reye-
''Daeso and cigars 7or the last
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 4.-The discovery
that the MadiSon-2quare Garden track lacks
some tity-nne feet Of being full mile in
length threatens to lead to litigation, and it
is alleged that General 3. T. Butler has been
engaged to bring civil action against Ennis,
Krohne. and Weston to recover Harris share
of the gate-monev received by them.
The steamer General Wrrdcr, which ar
rived yesterday from Bremen, brought over
about two hundred aud fifty immigrants
bound for Texas, where they intend to set
tie as farmers and farm-laborerS. Most OF
them come from Rhenish Prussia, and the
rest are Bohemians and Poles from the
province OF Posen. Over one hundred and
sixty engaged passage direct from Bremen
to Galveston riu New Orleans. and were to
have sailed by the steamer Hanover. but on
account OF the prevalence Of yellow-fever
at the latter place it was deemed best to
bring them uia New York.
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The EeIEow-FeYer.
NOON REPORT,

MEMPHIS, October No0n-.One new
ease reported to-dav-Mrs. Judah Shelton.
Five deaths have occurred. Robert John
son, two miles south OF the city, and Mrs.
Mackey, three miles southeast OF the city,
were stricken with the fever last night.
Chancellor Livingston to-day, at Browns
vile, refused to grant the injunction prayed
for by the State Board OF Health against y.
w. Spers and others.
NIGHT REPORT.
MEMPHIS. October 4.-Threc more cases
were reported this afternoon. and one addi-
tional death has occurred.
The number OF new cases for the week is
6S-wh.tes, So; colored, 50. Total cases TO
date, 1.34T.
The total fevcr-deaths for the week we're
20. Total deaths 20 date, 403.
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sIhR7SE INTELLIGENCE.
acknowledgements 6. 1879,
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 4, 1872.

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ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence. New York. mcr-
ehandisc and passengers. G.. W. Allen Co.. agents.
Steamer Norfolk. Tuuui!. Philadelphia, mercian-
Steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. ID. TatuIn.
agent.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Milo, Spears. Perth Amboy, railroad
Schooner T. A. Hooper. Vorls Atlantic City via
James river. lumber. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner john Mctiinnis Colburn, Philadelphia.
coal ana slaves, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner l.. e.. Hickman, HUDSON, Boston, coal,
Curtis & Parker
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship isaac Bell. Lawrence. New York. mcr-
chandise and passengers. g. ". Allen Co.. agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunni !. philadelphia, mercnaE-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrics. agent
cUsToM-HoUsE REPORT.
Cleared Snturddy.-Briiish schooner plaviair,
Nickerson, ST. Johns. New Brunswick with 40
tons Of camel coal. VALUED at 81 900. shipped By
Gervas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia October I'd. schooner Sarah
Shubert. Steelman.
From New York October ID schooner Frank Nc
Dom ell kendry.
\ SHIPS CREW MUrINIES At HAMPTON ROADS.
NORFOLK. October 3.-On the arrival Of the tur
Cyc' rs i'll Hampton Roads to-day 10 tow the dis
tressed ship Theodore II. Allen 10 New York. the
crew of the latter mGtlnied. refusing TO do duty.
There being no revenue cutter in the vicinity. sig
nalS were ulSpl1yeu. Wueu laDtd!n Evans, OF the
United States steamer Saratoga. lying in The Roads
sent force on hoard. who reduced the rcirac-
tory crew to obedience, ayertng what was thought
ut one time would result In serious ltfray.
MEMORANDA.
The lighthouse schooner Maggie. some time past
doing duly in North Carolina waters. has been con-
demned to be sold. The steamer Violet, now re-
pairing In Baltimore. will replace her.
The Board appointed 10 regulate the wages of en-
p,oyes of the navyyard nj Norfolk COMPLETED their
fab0rs on the 81 instant. IL is understood lttuc
ton will taae place this quarter.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. October Arr wed out: City OF
Chester. Heroine. lIoncward bound: CuOc!a Nit
tia. Eilesli ina. for New Orleans.
BOEDEAUX, FRANCE. october 4.-.trrived lst:
Bark American Lloyd. from Richmond.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON. October 4-NoticG Is given by III
lighthouse Board that on and after october |
1879. Il fixed white light OF the nth order Hghii q
D7Q degrees OF the horizon. will be shown from n
Screw Pile Lighthouse erected IN the shoals on iii
north side Of the channel between the main AN
and Bluodswor!t Island. The light serves as al :TIid
into Taneicr sonud thrsapcakc Bay. Mary.di al. b
way of Hoopcr's straits. and is intended 10 spIac
the one destroyed by ice Janua.ry IL. 1877. .uriu
the thick and nggv weather Il bell VIII 10" str tick b
machinery every twelve SccnGt!s.
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East Hanover Prcsbytery.
SECOND DAY COMMUNICATIVE Day.
[Repertsd for The Dispatch.I

4 + +. a4eE,
UNION CHURCH, Brunswick COUNTY, /
$500 2 October 8, 1879. +
A few items Of yesterdays session have
TO be added to my report.
Three Of the,six elders present obtained
leave OF absence after yesterday evening.
Rev. DR.. Withcrspoon, and Rev. ". T.
Richardson, OF Richmond, preached each to
| full house on Yesterday.
By invitation Of the Presbytcry, Rev. W.
I. Richardson presented the claims OF the
central Presbyterian before the Presbytery
ana the congregation. His remarks made 4
very favorable impression.
The following resolutions proposed By
K. L. Atkinson, Esq, were adopted:
l. That the members and friends OF The
Presbyterian Church within our bounds be
atectionattiy counselled and advised to aid
to the extent Of their ability in the circula-
ton OF the books OF the Committee OF Pub.
LEGATION OF our Church.
9. That the Central Presbyterian is con-
Quoted with marked ability and interest to
its readers, and the Presbytary commends it
to the cordial and generous support OF our
people. .sn
3. That the pastors and officers OF our
churches be advised to bring these matters
to the attention OF their people as q iii mode
to promote their general Christian charac-
Ter, usefulness, and happiness.
IN accordance with recommendation Of
the. General Assembly the Presbytery re-
solved to appoint permanent presbyterial
committee on the Sabbath. and appointed
Rev. c. II. Read, u. D., Rev. William n.
Scott. and Judge Robert Guild, all OF Rich
mond, us said committee.
THIRD DAY.
10
vid Darlington. colored minister, pastor
OF colored church under the care OF the
Presbytery, was invited to give some ac-
count OF his work in his church. His state
mcnts, in which the PresbyterY manifested
great interest, showed the church to be in q
fourishlng condition.
The subject OF Sabbath schools elected an
interesting discussion. BY appointment OF
the Presbytery Rev. w. y. Campbell made
an address, in which he discussed the sub
iect OF normal classes. He was followed in
an earnest and fercible address by Dir. r. P.
Atkinson.
Rev. Mr.. Denny preached at IL NJ. and
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon in the afternoon.
The usual reports TO Synod were adopted
and forwarded.
A paper was adopted citing the fact that
only seven ministers ont OF twenty-seven.
and only SIN elders OF tWenty-nlne, who
should have been present, have attended
this meeting; and the attention Of all con-
cerned was called to the standing rules of
the Presbyery that urge the presence OF all
the ministers and representatives from aN
the churches.
The thanks OF the Presbyterv were ten
dered the citizens OF the community for
their cordial hospitality.
The death OF Rev. William Cameron, 4
member OF this Presbytery, who had re-
sided for several years in Texas, was an
nounced, and suitable minute adopted.
The Presbytery, after a very pleasant scs-
sion, adjourned to meet during the sessions
Of the Synod in Danville.
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SATURDAYS NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH. TO THE DISPATCH.

FATAL PoWnER-M1LL EXPLOSION N
oHfo-A CONTEST FOR TIE GATE MONEY
At TIE LATE PEDESTRIAN MATCH N
NEW foRK-THE sTRTKE-DEcIsToS OF
e ASSISTANT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
FOR TIE POsT-oFFICE DEPARTMENT IN
LoTTERY-TICKET. CasEs-THE YELLOW.
FEVER AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN AT
GusrA, GA.-JEaoME-PaRK RAcEs-TER-
R!BLE BOILER EEpOsIOS IN NORTH CAR.
DINA; THREE MEN KILLED-FO.ElGs
NEWS, &C., &C. ,--.. .ss- ... l..
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Professor Vices balloon was seen near
Bunker Hill, I'LL, late Sunday afternoon,
thirty-two miles from st. Louis, the point
whence he started: An expedition VIII 20
organized TO search the wild, rugged region
known as Coupin Greek 'Boltomilnortn OIL
Bunker Hill, as 1t is thought the aeronaus
may be found there. His grandson mug
faith that ne is alive.
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Lottery Correspondence and the
Mails.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Assistant
Attorney-General for the Post Office De 5
partment, upon case recently submitted
to him. has given his opinion that under
the a26th section OF the regulations-which
is section 1894 OF the Revised Statutes as
amended by the act of July II, 1sI6-letters
addressed to lottery companies, or to fndl-
vduals when addressed to them as agent,
for such companies, are unavailable, aud
that postmasters should refuse to register
letters when so addressed. 4 circular has
been issued, in accordance with these con-
illusions, instructing all postmas.ers to re-
fuse to mail or register letters or circulars
so addressed, or to mail or register circu-
lars OF schemes against which the Postmas-
ter-General has issued orders under the
provisions of sections s73 and l04o OF inc
postal laws and regulations OF 1879. A llst
OF these schemes (nearly 100 in number)
may be found in the september and OCTOBER
Guide. -....
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5y Kelesrass6s
p-pV ElHS,

XIV fitR.s.
NEW YORK .lctotrr 4.-C"tton firm: sales.
763hac,: up' s,ds l0'sc.: Orleans. l04c. Flour o
70. Loo per oa rel hlIhcr and fairly active: south,
ern c COZ n"n 2 t' eXra SCI %,y hood
uncra,!ci w l,cr rcd, Sl.23n>I3l!i; No. 3 winter
red: l:2"' tfl2a No. winter req; si,32;;a 81
Corn clio: sa duil Uuera1cl. 54sd554c. No.
= e. 933 ~ sf@S nas "21er1y aG, ,M; 3SS3
Hops a. lie, and firm. Coi!re quiet and firm;
ears,es I2sT lG:$.; job lot, lS@@ Sc; -; Sm-
MoaS: = steady. Rice quite irn. R">In firm at
$l.23 $3.50. Turpenun" duli AMI easier At SOC;
quiet mess. spoi. uo:cG at 1880 :a75 MdIi~,
nom ual long clear. &C.: shor' clear; bIc.; ions
ana short Clear, 6isc. Lard strong aud moderately
no. ninaI IL $l1c Fre?gh,s trmrr.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Flomr strong aud IN
hanged Southern wheat higher and fairly ac'iv";
$3.50: amber, 1895 .36; No. l Maryland,
Sl34; No western winter red, SO, and n 6n'
December si33j%ia.sI 3a1. southern corn
! White steady: yellow nominal: western strong
oSer and TI "ac1e $ so Sfhm ga >s
white and PENNSYLVANIA, 36G3Sc. Hay irm and
unchanged: Provisions steady and active. without
western packed 13m lGc. Egg steady Il, iGG
l7c. Coffee strong; BIO cargoes. l3@ Csc. Sugar
srca:y; \ soft, S%Gt SIC. Whi.kcy firm III Sl.i Q.
! freigh!7 unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, October 4.-F!onr cuo, and firm,
r,rS - ron,i J.Gnind n full pricei-isc (,ais
| ,i.n,nrat os1a31c, Pork srrcu. m "a IN T;rJ
! ",,.nt c1rr.u.- MAKE, az 10 DrIk- meats MN, B..
Hiir in ~ 10. shnr, r T., - f -, >
n:, - 90. .b"r; ci,,r sf 30 i,aroi ern
-,',,r' 135tIs "a 1r coor 30 q o-N
e. -; To- X; So yoo ,je
:u.fn, C's.I ,,,,cr pI and GrnnnS, 800
.a ,traly and unchanged. Hog fairly active and
" s!i,'% .ttm%t ~ -l, * e r,.r" Z;
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Hsss,a5 !AAss GOAL.

A FULL SUPPLY OF ANTH! tACITE,
N EGG. STOE f. and ,SUT COAL: al o. SpLlNT.
BRIGGTH0pE. and SOFT CUkE ri the best
quality. Machuc-pTs pared SAW RI AMI KIN
DLlECi WOOD. kept dry under 81 rh ALWAYS nu
hand: also LONG WOOD; all OF VIII fcl viii .c sold
ut the lowest market rates.
e.. II. WEST. f ,ghih street
between " ain aud CaTv.
y. B.-Mr. CHARLES o SAY LILLE, formerly
with G. {. Johnson. Is with III ,. AMI wouia bc
pleased 10 see Ills friends and forG ger patrons.
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Political.
"AhsaNssAs
nECI w. rA DE, a e. ,.n1n z,

.- DECLINES TO be A CANDIDATE.
Boston. October 4.-Charlcs p. Thomp-
son has addressed letter to the Democratic
State Committee, saying under no circum-
stances can he consent to accept nominal
ton for Governor.
PRIMARY ELECTION IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, October 1 The Demo-
cratic primaries, including the election OF
delegates to the Baton Rouge Convention,
passed off quietly yesterday. There was a
spirited contest between the Witt and o.
den factions. Indications point to the cleo
ton OF 50 WIFI and so Ogden delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

NORFOLK, n. Y, October THE forest
fires have burned two large barns and 4
srauary, all filled with grain products OF
the summer, on the farm of John Herman.
Should the winds continue quiet the, ire
will probably die out to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-06

TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costivc; Pain in the
Head with dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under The Shoulder Blade; Fullness After Eating,
with Discrimination to cXertiou OF body or mind :
Irriabiiiy Of Temper; Low Spirits, with feeling
Of having neglected some duty: WEAKNESS, Dizzi-
ness Fluitcrng ut the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eve; Restlessness, with iitiu. dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted TO such
cases. One dose effects SUCH change Of feeling
to astonish the sufferer.