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GENERAL. TOOMBS EX
The War on Lotteries.

TIE POSTMAsTEH-G ENERAL CONVINCED THAT
FRAUDULENT BUSINESS" is BRING DONE
SPECIAL Orders ISSUED TO PoSTMASTERS.
WASHINGTON, November 13.-Upon the
representations OF numerous aftidavitS OF
special agents OF the Post-Otfice Depart
ment, the Postmaster-General has arrived
ut the conclusion that all lottery companies
and lottery agents me doing fraudulent
business" within the purview of his statu-
tory powers concerning "schemes to de-
fraud the public" lie has therefore CON-
menced the issuance OF special orders to
postmasters at specified cities. directed by
name, against all persons known to be
concerned in lottery business, forbidding
postmastcrs to pay any posta. money
order or 10 deliver any registered letter adj
dressed to the persons thus named. The
money-ordcrs and registered letters are to
be returned to the sender, the letters to be
stamped iraudnieut." In view also OF
the fact that most OF the persons engaged in
selling undergraduates are doing business
under assumed uames, the Department has
also issued instructions for rigid enforce
| ment OF existing regulations which require
postmastrrs to send all mali matter address
ed to names that are known to be fictitious
| to the dead-letter office.
The special orders issued to-day arc di-
rccted to the postmaster at NrW York city
i'll regard to the following: Wiley Borrow
alias r. J. Commeriord alias Thomas j
Hayes Il Co.; ". X. Porter and W. G.
| Creighton alias l.. Fl. Porter l. Co.; Theo
dore Zroch, 3. Frank Moore alias n. A
Daupln Williamson & Co. alias the Roya
Havana Co.. b. Nathan & Co. GALL adyertis
ing New York city as their post-oflict
address,.
| Also to the post master at Louisville, NY.
in regard TO T. J. Commerford alias The
| Commonwealth Distribution Co.. and to the
! postmaster at New Orleans in regard to NJ
! A. Dauphin.
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9;r|,moltd llspnrh,
NOVEMBER IA, 1879.
DaNvILLE.
.,,xrenaence Of The Richmond Disrstch.t

.x,,c,,aence Of The Richmond Disrstcht
t''''S'' NOVEMBER Is, 1879. i
,rnbrr al your astronomical readers
.nonk the Dispatch FOR publishing
he,s the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer the let
FROM II. Campbell about the meteoric
WF ~ nr al 1888 Permit me to say that
snow vas in the American Almanac for
tee,S ,esr or the next fine article OH that
tts,, It is told OF Mr.. W. &. Banks.
<u. ouite distinguished iawver aud wit
iGssiifaS county. that when his body-ser-
p. simon, almost deranged by alarm ar
ar,nr metcors, awokc him and called
",> HIM 10 come out and hold prayer
utnn,;nn With the negroes, he directed ST.
., "a go and see II the "Scvcn Stars !"
NED. Nv, and il they and the :" Ell and iard :"
MI then he would come out TO them.
">,,c Of our people. young and old, are
,rrnsrins to watch tonight.
rCo,onel T. NJ. K. Talcol. OF the Rich
,ana add panvil'c Railroad Company, has
boon in the city this week. 1t Is SAID that
10 had cone up 10 tiX upon the lot which
'N,mId he turned over 10 the Danvl.ie and
yrw.riycr Railroad Company for depot
houSc. 49,, a,o.,
NJ Miss Mamie J.. Dupuv. s'stcr.in-'a" %
Cartain Andcr or. OF ihc Register, aud
asnchtcr Of Colonel Asa Dupuy. OF Prince
r3ward county. Her remains were con-
y,ycd 10 the family buryin@-ground Tor ~
cement on Monday last. Captain and Mrs.
anderson went down With tae body. ~
NV. W. II. PluEkett, one OF our aged
listers. is in the city this morning. Mr..
p,,,s,tr lost Il fine barn Of tobacco by fire
,r' .nqson. He says that his very aged
;-.rna Rev. joel Hubbard is quite low, aud
mai sufferer from caaccr. ALPHA.
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hemlock. 20M27c.: country upper. aOfa5oc.: CIT,
hn1sh. 1stG22c 2 foot: kin. 4o575c.z d.: harness
country. 25G3o: citv finish. so@85c. q TO-: cai:.
s aa rs French. s1@sl.90 p b.; rough skirting
from. Steel. Nails. &c.
Irns. American refined. Odd Dominion- a1c
d.; English and American sheet. So &c.
STedes; hammsrsd, ssc:: hoop a@e: Pig iron
Eatts: Oh DOMINION. $500 in wholesale 10.
per key, standard. r
Plough Castings: wholesale, &c.; retail, 80
Rope: Manila. best 14M15c.: iute. sGsc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, lac: white, 2Hc.; wooIen
Liquors. Wines. SEC.
kh: Scotch, best brands, pints s2Ss2.25 .
B-cndies: Domestic. AI.25@s2: fruit. s1.10a
sl.i0; apple. new. s!:75@s2; old, s2.2a@sa
Virginia peach. s2N42.50.
Eve Hhisksus: Medium, 9l.5 06S2: pure old. .:
g$4; Virginia mounIaln, new, S2@$Z.oo' "ic
s2.5 0Gs33.50 and upwards.
Gin: domestic. sI.25@.s2: imnorted, &S q csss
FeD ENGLAND Rum: S1.50GS1.60.
RsctLasd Whtskevs: Marketsauiet: proof. 1926
49, Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber: White oak, 81 3t0s15 u 1000: WesterI
VIrpfaia nonlar. sl4GS25 2 Loo: white Mrs
S14GS42.5o p 1.nnO: vef!ow pine boards. $500
gil: Iost. s9asll l. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. s1.73Ga2.J0: cypress six-inch. S6dtS
2 LEGO. Laths-sput, II; sawed, sl.7aesl.sc
: Gtovcs: Whisky barrel timber .reea. q s@*2ss
timber, s26,S5 3 I,UOU. FIour-barrel polss, Sc
lcgshead-hoops, zoe. p bundle.
Powder. Shot. nc.
Puss Toys nn IN s5c.@sl;25 lG pe, fee
3aot: Northern. 81 IS y bag Of rs f5e.
GriTGstGneS: 14G2hc. y ID. ~,
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-lFs. EatoI knew during the last few days
o. uer kness that life was at an end for her,
ana waited very quietly and calmly for
death. at is beautiful world to leave"
>ae said, looking ont ut the sunshine the
Day before she died. Il am not afraid to
d!e, bat il Is such 4 beautiful world" In
answer 10 a suggestion OF something that
should be done on the morrow, she SAID,
Not tomorrow; shall be here only lit
lie while to-morrDw.'' The nearest relative
whom Mrs. Eaton leaves is her daughter,
tht beautiful Virginia Timberlake, now the
DucHe>Se de Sampayo. OF Paris, ana Tue
Molber-in-law OF one Of the Rothschhds.
At last the electric light is said by Mr..
EDISON 10 be practically perfected. The
s'eiis IN the work OF invention, as they are
nov summarized, are the division Of light !;
70 mad an indestructible 'point" for tue
earner; an economical shape and plan for
,oe lamp; machinery for the production OF
me vacuum; aud the mechanical accom-
pahihenls Of the light and the lamp. Only
.uese last now lemain to be perfected, and
early exhibition will be given Of the new
Sh.- Washington Post.
,fqmbert, one of the returned Com
t+asts, was married a few days ago to tue
who, when he was sentenced by the
.Isaiiles courtmartial, said to him:
nsysse'eE long you may be away, L VIII
AaaFry any one but you."
coa aae property Of the late Senator Chandler
in nn. 81 twelve stores and fine residence
IN UUse'folt. farm near Lansing. residence
ri, asblngton, $4,000 in bank stock and
s s.,;s iahds. The total value OF The estate IL
estimated at 81 300, 900.
e,a we Commissioner OF Agriculture has
CSiasea Dir, Prisben Wade TO proceed to
n r~maao ard investigate report upon the
ss snsnoies of art!hciaI irrigation, and
Wyr,e'esaily with reference to arsesian wells
'''s mountain sireams ire not available.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DrspArSH.

Toosips READY TO FIGHT
AGA1N-rEgDlCTs AGAINST INSURANCE
COMPANIES = ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF
MRS, MATTE POTTS, THE LoNG-DIsTANCE
PEDEsTRIENNE--FIkE IN NEW ORLEANS
AND PENNsYLvAN1A-FAT FALL. OF
COAL IN A. CoLLIERY-Two MURDERERs
TO BE HANGED TODAY IN PENNSfLvA-
NrA-A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE
MAINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DlsAs-
TERS--ACQUiTTAL Of AN ALLEGED MUIR
DERER-THE WAR ON LoTTERY-DEAL.
ERs-CoAI-BiINERs' STRIKE IN ILLINOIS
KILLED WHILE CROSSING A RAILROAD
TRACK-ENGLISH TURF NoTEs-GENERAL
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, &C.
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SENATOR CHANDLER'S PETIT LARCENY.-
Especial dispatch 70 the New York WorLd.]
Washington, November 10.-Among the
stories going the rounds about Senator
Chandler is one illustrating his bluff man
ncrS. He was much chagrined at the Pre-
sident's neglect OF him after the Inaugural
ton, and had hoped for place in the Cabi-
net In his disappointment he refused for
many months 10 60 TO the White House.
Finally be went. Shortly after his return
here from trip home us private citizen
be met the President, who grasped his
hands warmly, and with an air Of patron
ace said, Well, Chandler, suppose your
old constituents were clad to welcome you
home again.
AYES, Mr.. President" Chandler replied,
81 met with but one man who seemed dis
c3atented. He is an old Republican, and
taking my hand on seeing me, he said,
Chandler, | believe you are an honest
man =: you never did steal anything but the
Presidency, and that, As it turns out, is only
petty Iarccnv.'" Confidential relations were
mol resumed on that day.
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FINANCIA,.L.,
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Thur spAY. November i ,31s79.
SALEs.-75U Virginia coupons sod nt go.

n
Government curitfes.-United States AIS,
l054 bid: United States As, 103 bid.
SrGte Sscur,ttss.-ytrgini 1o-4e's. Al Did. 42k
snfs consois, new, "a BID, 30 asked: virginia de-
ferred biS, asked Virginia tax,reeeiyable con-
25x bid: North Carolina per cent. bonds, SO bid.
Cttp Observation-Disclosures cty 81. j. aid j..
1874 naked: Richmond city 6's. and j.. 1873 bid
burg city s.. los bid. icsx asked Lynchburs city
s., ). and y. lls BID; Lynchnurg city 6f;
N, 1g3 bid; Manchester bridge S's, M. and n, 80
asked; Manchester S's, tax-reccisable' M. and s.,
Railroad Bonds.-Chesapeske and Ohio Ball
road 6ik. gold, 1908. III. and N. SO bid; Virginia
Central Railroad irst mortgage IS j.. and j.. LOO
j. and 90 bid; yiretgis Central Railroad fourth
FailTod non D. .nortsasc 81, j. and j.. los bid los
asked; southsde Railroad third MORTGAGE preferred
first mortgage SIS, J. and j., 11s bid, 122H asked
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage ga, J. ard
sn
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's j, and j.,
1l5 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Alexandria Railroad first mortgage g.. ii:
and ~, GO bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad
second mortgage 6's. J. and D., 80 BID: Orange and
Alexandria Railroad third mortgage g., d.. and N.
Sc bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad fourth
mortgage S's, N. and S.. 80 bid; Orange, Alexan-
tria aud Manassas Railroad first mortgage 7's J.
Railroad consolidated 6's. u. and N, SO asked
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage g., a. md o..
LOS bid: G.. e.. andA: Railroad hr5i mortgage -;
mortgage -, rs bid. 70 asked.
Cdaat Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's NJ and NJ, SO bid: James River
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's' u. aud
N, 10 mid.
Rattroas Stoeks.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
100 par, 3 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road. 100 par. As bid; Connec ION Railroad stock,
70 par. 20 bid; Richmond and DanvIlle Railroad.
100 par, 26 BID. 81 asked; Scaboard and Roanoke
Railroad guarafteed, 90 par, 95 bid; Richmonh.
York River and Chesapeake Railroad, bid, 10
asked. "..-...
canal Stocks.-James River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par. asked.
Bonk Stocks-NatioraI Bank OF Virginia. 100
par. s5 bio. 95 asked; Merchants and Planters
Savinge. 25 par. II bid. -.. -. o..
Niscetlaneous.--Old Dominion steamship Com
pany, 90 par, LOG asked. II.
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Crimes and Casualties.

KILLED By STRAY BCLLET-A FIGHT.
GALVESTON, TEN, November ia spe-
cial from Ell PaSo says: This evening gun
in the hands OF a negro was discharged on
this side Of the Rio Grande, and the bullet
killed . Mexican and wounded boy in
ReedraS, causing great excitement in the
latter place. The negro escaped.
A report has reached here Of fight
occurring Il week ago between the Indians
and Americans in the vicinity of Sierra
Ncojada mines. Fourteen Americans were
killed. No names or details are given.
ATTEMPT OF MRS. POTTS, THE PEDESTRIENNE
WHO VISITED RICHMOND, no KILL HERSELF.
PHILADELPHIA, November l3.-Mrs. Mat
tie Potts, who recently completed a walk
from philadelphia to New Orleans and re-
turn. ATTEMPTED to commit suicide last
night by placing her head upon the railroad
track. She was observed in time. and her
suicidal purpose frustrated. Letters were
found upon her addressed to the New York
Herald, Baltimore american, Charlotte (N.
c. Observer, Atlanta Constitution, and New
Orleans Times, stating. amongst other
things that poverty and failure to find cm-
ployment led to the act.
DEATH on THE RAIL.
Norwich. Conn.,, November 13.-Simon
Abel and son, while crossing the track OF
the New London and Northern railroad in
carriage to-day, were struck by passing
train. The former was instantly killed and
the latter badly hurt.
KILLED IN COLIlERY.
POTTsvILLE, Pa, November l3.-Samusl
Moseley was killed, and his son, who was
working in the same breast with him. was
seriously injured, by fall Of coal this
afternoon in Vaudeville colliery. =
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November ID, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 5uS bushels. Red, 2.996 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 1928 bushels. Mized, 100 BUSH
els. ur 30. ....
OATS.-444 bushels.
RYE-24 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAs.-20bu.hels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. % bushels very good at 5 4 ! 4:
4S bushels good Al: 50 bushels Eair al 81 80
336 bushels fair at 81 30-iota 45S bushels. Red,
! bushels common Lancaster at S1.2O: 134 bush
els very good Lancas at 81 49, 39S bushels prime
terms; 81 bushels mixed ut &l.22: 62 bushels
mixed on prva'e terms; 1SS bushels mixed at
Sl.30; 102 bushels very good Fufz at S1.27; 262
bushels good Fulz at $50: rs bushels good ful,z
at S1.26; 154 bushels very good Fultz ut Sl.2S:
$50 bushels fair Fult2 at 1925: 20 bushels ful'Z
at $3.50; SO bushels fair Fultz al Sl.25; ~ busl
els common Fultz at $40: "a bushels very good
Fultz at s LIS; 46 bushels common Fuliz ut 81 10
total, 2.424 bushels.
CORN Waite. 81 bushels very good at J5c.; 81
bushels good Ill 55c; $40 bushels good AT Soc: 80
bushels on private terms: 338 bushels fair new 1T
SIC; 40 bushels good new 1T 53c. 100 bushels
very good at 55c: 32 bushels very good at 53c; 40
bushels very good al Soc; 100 bushels very good At
55c.-toial, LOSS bushes. Mred, 20 bushels very
good at 64c.: 800 bushels 1T 52c.; 40 bushels ut
52c.-total, $50 bushels.
OATs.-30. bushels prime spring at 44c.; 102
bushels prime spring at 44c SO bushels prime sp Ing
at d5e; Sd bushels spring on private l,rmz-toial,
246 bushels.
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General Grant.

ME. BOB TO0MBS'S CHARACTERISTIC DISPATCH
CONTEMPLATING GENERAL GRANT ON HIS
RETURN HOME.
CHICAGO, November 13.-The Daily Ners
having invited the Governors Of the States
and prominent southern men TO send con-
eratulations on Grants return, received 4
number Of snch congratulations, including
one from Alexander II. Stephens, one from
General Lonostreet, and the following from
Hon. Robert Toombs, Of Atlanta, Ga:
IL. h. Stone, Editor:
Your telegram received. decline to an
Swcr eNcept.to say: Present my personal
congratulations 70 General Grant on his
safe arrival to his country. He fought for
his country honorabiy and won. l fought
for mine aud lost. lam ready to try it over
again. Death to the Union.
[Signed] r. TooMBs.
GENERAL. TooMBS EXPLAINS.
ATLANTA, GA. November 13.-Gcneral
Toombs, in IN interview with the ConStitu-
tion reporter, says his dispatch 10 the Chi
caco Nracs is repeated ina garbled state.
The Interpretation Of the language is that
the result of the war was the death of the
Union. and the present Government is q
consolidated one, and cot confederacy.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NOVEMBER 1f-Beeues.-Receipts to-day, 81
head. There wa, no demand, and no trade whatever
I'm beet cattle And worse market for dressed beef
has seldom ever, been known here since the first
market shed WAS erected in West WASHINGTON alar-
ket. Beef WIS plenty. and buyers could have 1t at
their own prices hut the hooks could not bc cleared
at any price. The tran action! included ir Texas
sides at4E5c per h., aud fair TO good nutlve sides
at 6sGG7c.
Cdires Receipts today. 90 . hcad-part grassers
and part ytsils. he veaIs were ped lied out at an
even al The low figures, SI.50GS2 per 100 lbs.
Sheen and Lambs.-keceints To-day. carloads.
or 1858 head. No demand 10 speak Of and the
lambs were sold at 5@54c. q ID poor to good Shoe
1T 364tc. p ID , and 393 extra we'her-, $50 lbs.
average, at 5xc. to an exporter Dressed mutton
quoted dull anu weak at 24I(f &c. {, d.; and dressed
lambs at 496c.-the lowest figures reported in this
arket for many years.
Live hogs dropped sc. p TO-, aud closed weak ut
sS.GO4$4 g 100 tb:-ontsidc price for car-loads
of ohio cor fed hogs, $50 TBS. aytrage.-Journat
Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER 11.-Iron-There continues slug
g.sh trade IN American pig, and prices are unset
tied and favoring buyers. No very decided changes
are made, but 1t is admitted that n large parcel
clnld not be sold except ut 4 decided decline.
Scotch pig moves out slowly. and Is also easy In
The following are the quotations: EglintOn Al
5000; GIengarnock, s2S; Langloan At $50 200
s27; Coltne$s at SGS: and Summarize At ST.
American pig At S27@S29 for No. ]. S27@S2S
for No. 2, and a266S27 for forge. Rails at.
for iron at works. ana steel at $55MS60, at
works. delivery next yer. Old rails quoted
nominaI'y ut S32; wrought scrap ut S35.-Jonr-
mi Of COnlmerce.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 11.-There Is little doing In Ken
lucky leaI with prices, however, steady. Seed leaf
Sales Of $50 hogseads Kentucky lear at 2HGl i2lsc
$50 cases 1878 Ohio on private terms; 900 cases
New England 1T SM30c.; 500 cases 1878 Penn
ut l2(g27c.; 800 bales Havana al S2c @9Sl 05 Quo
atios for Virginia leaf are Us follows: Bright wrap
p"rS, common 10 medium, 156f22c.: good 10 fne
l5Gt25c.: eappe wrappers, 1Ga20c.: Iugs, com
mon good, 26l3c.; good 10 fine, 3@4c.: leaf,
common 10 good, 6@Sc.: good to fine, SQG10c.; fine
extra. 10Ml3c.; and black wrappers, l2@15c.-
JOprUGi Of Commerce.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, de.

A NOTE ON CHICKERING'SEES
N PIANOS FROM HR. SULLlVAN,fT TT
AUTHOR OF "PINAFORE.n- ~ The tone
It's power aud souority or It's tender dccacy. With
regard Its touch pianist could hold any opinion
that It is perfect IL does everything IL called
iipou 10 do I congratulate you upon Introducing
such splendid instruments IN England" The above
Is addressed 10 the English agents for Messrs
cultivated and refined CHICKERING'S PIANOS
preferred for their perfect purity OF tone, al
well us great durability. 49,.
WO0DHOUsE & PARHAM,
no 3 Richmond a, ents.
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TIME NERVES AS A SOURCE OF

4 TR!AL.-Iuslead Of benga vehicle for agree
able sensations, some peoples nerves are most
distressing endowment. Such sufferers, u VIII
usually be found, are dyspen,ic, lack vitality ana
a.sh What they need Is more vlgor. There is 4
means of obtaining 1t If they will but avail them
selves of that means. 1t Is Hosetter's Bitters, q
tonic which experience has shown to be OF the Ut
most service to the debiliaed, nervous, and dYspcp-
tic. Digestion restored upon permanent basis by
the Buffers, ministers 1t should to the wants OF
the system, and its integral parts Of which the
nerves are one OF the most important, are proper
nourished and invigoraled. The various functions
are thus more actively discharged, and obstacles 10
a return to health removed by increasing vitality.
Instead of nervous prostration, new strength and
vitality will be Infused Into the whole motive ma
ebinery. no 12-Wtw)F&M
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Renrleye Refused.

HARRISBURG, PA, November 13.-The
Governor has refused to reprieve Charles
Drews and Franklin Stither, the Rober
murderers, who are to be hanged at Lebanon
tomorrow. .-
The fact that the Governor had refused
to interfere in their case was communi-
Gated to the condemned men tonight by
Sheriff Deninger. Both men are now fully
resigned to their fate, and they will be
banged in the iail-yard soon after 10 O'Clock
Tomorrow morning. Both have left comics.
sons to be published after death.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 12.-Prices this week ranged as fol-
lows: 49,
Beef CattIf.-yery hest, 4d4Ac.: good, $50
33r.: medium or good fair quality, 2a@ 3ac bulls,
262ac.; rough oxen, thin Iteers, &c, laM2&c. p
HegS.-yery best, 5G 54c. common grades, &C.,
4ac. 4 H.. net.
Veuis.-S3.50@S9 yer head.
Mitch Cot1s-S20@S50 2 head.
Rec-ipes about 52S head Of beef cattle ,205 hogs,
and 1913 sheen. Weather warm and unfayorabe,
and market over supplied with beef cattle; 100 10
Ito head left over unsold: prices Oil all grades,
quality considered, from t. &c. of except posi-
bly, extreme TOPS" Hogs early In the week sold
at 5.@5ac.. but declined Monday 10 present quo a.
tionS. Sheep are dull and lower. requiring to be
extra good 10 get highest quoted price.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND. FRED'G POTOMAC r. r. 60.
RICHMOND, VA, November z, 1870. 5
COMMENCING NOVEMBER & 1870

RICHMOND. ERKD'a POTOMAC r. r. Go.
RICHMOND, VA, November z, 1870. 5
NOVEMBER s, 1879,
" trains on this road will run as foloW8
NORTH BOUND.
s:l2A NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station d. ~ tex
ceps sundays; due as Washington,
Lilo +. N.; Baltimore sos r. NJ;
PHILADELPHIA, $3.50 p. NJ; New York,
1906 p. AZ
5:l2 P. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dai y; due
q! Washington, 9:25 2. n Baltimore,
1925 P. ~: Philadeipht 3:25 a. IL
....- New York, 6:45 A. NJ. ~. g.
400 2. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Rrosd Street station
daily fexcsnt Snr daysi.
,. SOUTH BOUND.
arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
Except SuudaysI. Leaves New York,
S:i5 A. a.; Pbiis delphla. l1:40 4.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 T. u: Washing.
tor 5.2OP M
l.4O A. NJ, ARRIVES at Bvrd-Strect station dairy.
Leaves New York, o:0f +. III; Phil.
adeIphia, 40 !. 81; Baltimore,
4:s5 A. ": Washington, TOO A. NJ.
s:as A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
q: Broad-Sreet station taiiy texeeps
Suncsys). c. A. TAYLOR,
..... ,s...- General Ticket Agent.
EFT, D. MYERS. General Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-14
BY telegraph.
p. NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 49, Ncon.-Stocks strong.
479H; short, 1929 State bonds dull. Governments
quiet. .... t-s.
g. Brening.-Money easy at p2r cent. Exchange,
4793@4s0. Governments quiet and generally
steady new SIS, 1O24; AZ per cents, 1863; per
cents, 103. States dull and nominal. ...'
=. 3.. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 13.-yirginia 6's defer
red, 7; consols 57i:: new 10-40s. 421. Bid to-day.