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Crimes and Casualties.

STEAMER BURNED AT sEA-FORTY LIVES LOST
=. AND ONE BOAT LOAD OF PEOPLE SAVED.
:: HAVANA, October 23.-Forty Of the pas
,seugers and crew Of the steamer Pdjara del
Oceana, which was destroyed By fire on the
voyage frem Porto Rico TO st. Thomas, were
lost. The fire caught 10 the cargo among
boxes OF petroleum, and In five minutes the
steamer was a!Iabiaze. Only one boat load
oil people escaped. .'a
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-The steamer
Louise Fl. has brought here part OF tue
crew OF the burned steamer Paiara del
Oceana, whom she picked up in the Bahama
channel on the 18th. They number seven
teen men, including the captain. F..
A BANK-MAEAGER SURRENDERED BY HIS BONDS
..,a ....,.sMEN. - ~.
NEW ORLEANS. Oc:oberi 23. -Milton Ben
uer, late cashier Of the Citizens Savings
Bank, who gave bonds to answer criminal
charges, was yesterday surrendered by his
boudsmen end placed in the parish prison.
It Is stated Benner overdrew his account
seventeen thousand dollars short time be-.
fore the bank Of which he is the principal
manager suspended. >.r
PRISONERS HUNG BY MOB.
CINCINNATI, October ga special from
Grayson, Ky, states that 200 men rode into
Martcrsbllrg, Elliott county, in that State,
Monday night, surrounded the Jail, over
powered the ialer, and took two prison
ers-John ". Kendall and William McMil-
lan-to tree near, and hanged them until
they were dead. The men who were hang
ed were known to belong to gang OF out
laws.
KILLED HER HUSBAND.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, October 23.-The
grand Jury o.day presented an indictment
| for merder in the first degree against Mary
j.. Lounsberry For killing her husband,
Rev. Dexter l.. Lounsberry, in Stratiord,
on September 24tb. Mrs. Lounsberry hay
ing been confined TO her bed since her in-
generation, will not be called upon to plead
until the approach of the trial. the time for
which has not yet been assigned.
GUILTY OF MURDER.
| PHILADELPHIA, october 23.-1saac Jacob
son, sailor on the ship Sea King, was
this morning found guilty OF the murder
OF Charles D. Brooks. mate Of that vessel,
while at sea, on the night OF August 18th.
Several other seamen are charged with COM
plicity in the murder, and will receive sep
arate trials. Sentence was deferred, it. be-
| ing understood that a new trial will be
applied for. The trial Of John Clark, an
| other OF the sailors who Joined in the muir
der, was Immediately proceeded with.
OPERA TROUPE ROBBED.
| CHICAGO, October ga concerted effort
seems to have beer made last night to rob
members of the Strakosch Opera Troupe
while the opera was in progress at McVick-
ers's Theatre. Diamonds and other yalua-
! ble ieweiry, said to be worth $1,000, were
taken from the room of Miss Teresa Singer
at the Grand Pacific Hotel, and the rooms
of other members Of the company at the
Commercial Hotel were entered and 4 con.
siderable amount of yaluables secured. No
trace of the thieves has yet been Obtained.
The police have been keeping the matter
Quiet
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The Hostile Indians

TIE SURRENDER OF TIE sAvAGEs ENGAGED IN
THE RECENT TROUBLES NOT LIKELY-DIF-
FERENT ACCOUNT FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-Secretary
Schurz received telegram to-day from the
Governor OF Colorado stating that most OF
Owray's tribe were engaged in the Thorn
bursh fight; that they probably Will not
surrender themselves or give up the White
river Utes, who are bound to them by the
closest ties; that the fighting men OF the
tribe are all hostile, and unless the Govern
ment takes steps to protect the frontier set
Elements the latter are liable to become the
scenes OF massacres.
To this telegram Secretary Schurz has re-
piled, pointing out that Special Agent
Adams, who was specially recommended by
the Governor to the confidence of the Gov
eminent, gives very different account Of
the condition OF affairs in Colorado, and ex-
poets TO bring about all the desired results
without further bloodshed. The Secretary
expresses the hope, therefore. that the cti-
zens OF Colorado will not increase the trou-
BILE by inconsiderate action.
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Medical Society of Virginia.

The session of the Medical Society of
Virginia was resumed yesterday morning
in Alexandria, about sixty physicians being
present. DR.. L. S. Joynes, Of Richmond,
presided, and DR.. l.. b. Edwards acted as
secretary. DR.. s. Il. jackson, OF Norfolk.
read an interesting paper upon "Hygiene
and Public Health,' in which be strongly
urged continued investigations into the per-
turbing cause Of yellow-fcyer, believing
that final success will crown the efforts OF
the investigators. A paper on " Chemistry,
Pharmacy, Materia Medica. and Therapeu-
tics by DR.. E. T. Robinson, OF Richmond,
was read by the secretary. An article on
..Thc Advances in Diseases Of Children
by Dr.. George B. Jennings, and an addl'
tional paper on Obstetrics" by DR.. Ran
f1oInb. were also read. A letter was re-
ceiyed from DR.. McCaw, asking that the
Committee on the Mineral Waters OF Virgil
MIA be continued till next year on account
of inability to obtain proper statistics. The
request was complied with after some dis
cussion. So says the Washington Post.
DIR. JoYNEs's ADDRESS. p.
The Alexandria Gazette says:
The president, DR.. l.. S. Joynes, then de-
livered his annual address. He urged the
advantages to be derived from fellowshlpln
the Society. He regretted that the mem
bership was so small in proportion to the
number OF persons in the profession in the
State.
The address entered at length into the
laws OF the State, which bear upon the
medical profession, and discussed their
shortcomings, the points inNwhich they
ought to lie amended, and how such amend
ment could be secured. The Doctor pro-
ceeded at length to show the members how
they could advance the cause OF medicine,
even though they might be only country
practitioners. He adduced number OF
examples OF country physicians who had
rendered most distinguished service to hu-
manity and the profession. He deprecated
factiois differences between physicians, but
said that there must naturally be differences
OF opinion in medicine as in all other mat
tiers. He noted, us examples, the differences
of theolosians, lawyers, &c. He urged the
members to work together for The aIevia.
ton of human misery and the good of their
feltow-men.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.- White, ] 2 bushels prime at $1.55; SO
bushels prime Al 81 56: ID bushels at 81 .50-tota
76 bushels. Red, lS bushels prime German amber
ar 81. 6a so bushels very good Lancaster NJ 1856 :
20 bushels good Lancaster at&1 so: 50 bushels very
good Lancaster at Sl.5O: 40 bushels prime Lam
caster nj Sl55 46 bushels good Lancaster at .52
20 bushels common Lancaster at Sl.40: II bushels
Lancaster at $145; 6 bushels Lancaster at i .4b;
"a bushels mixed at $40; $50 bushels mixed on
private Terms; 400 bushels mixed at 81. SO: 40
bushels mixed ut S1.45; 80 bushels mixed at
1853: ~ bushels mixed at 1853: 346 bushels
els common Futz At 81 .35: 10 bushels Fultz at
81 400 10 bushels Fultz at 81 43: 80 bushels Fultz
al IL 40: 26 bushels common Fullz At 81 80; I3S
bushels very good Fultz at S1.45; 81 bushels com.
mon Fuliz NJ 81: &c bushels prime Futz at $50:
bu hels Fuliz ut 5 40; 46 bushels fair FuZ at
Tl.40. 2S2 bushels prime Fuz on private terms {;
46 bushels prime FuliZ private terms: 90 bu:h-
els common Fultz ut ! as: 60 bushels common
Fultz at 1897; % bushels Fnz n! 40: rs bush.
S1.45: 81 bushels Fuitz at LAO: rs bushels com =
mon Fultz III 81 IS SO bushels Fulrz at 40: 100
bushels FnliZ at LAO: 20 bushels common Fultz at
1925: 81 bushels very Vood FuItZ AZ I1.47: a
bushels Full Eat $40: 40 bushels FpltZ at $40:
10 bushels glod Fuliz al Sl.45: IL Bushels common
Eulfz at 81 35-total. $3.50 bushels.
CORN White. 1853 bushels pine at roe; 80
bushels new at 6sc.: SO bushels new at &C.,: 32
bushels common al 6Qc.; 20 bushels good at &C.
40 bushels very good at GSc-tOlsl. 36S bushels
Nired, 81 bushels prime as &c.; 80 bushels very
good at &C.; 10 bushels on private terms-total
"a bushels.
OATS -216 bushels choice spring at 4sc.; zoe
bushels spriug on private terms; 20 bushels gcoC
spring al 47c-tolal, 1876 bushels
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A TiSreSs Killed.

. PHILADELPHIA, October pa splendid
Bengal tigress. over three feet in height and
nearly eight feet long, appeared in the
neighborhood OF Torresdale, near the city,
this morning, and was killed by the resi-
dents. She is supposed to have escaped
from 4 travelling menagerie. - 49,,
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R1CHOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

OCTOBER 22.-Prices this week ranged as follows
Beef Catlt VERY hest, 44tG41c.: GOOD. 3AG3hc.
medium or good fair quality, 2AQ34c. rough oxen
thin steers, &C., lI612Gc. p TO-, gross.
Hogs.-Ver} best, 5h@61c.; common grades, &C.
505Xc. q h.. net.
Shsep-3hG44c. q d., gross.
Veais-S3.50G$a per head.
Mich Cops.-SlS@S4O q head.
Receipts. about 2sS head Of beef cattle, 2S5 hogs
and 100 sheep. Top grades of cattle &C., othel
grades possibly Nc. bet er than last week, quals!
Considered. The continued low water In The Ohio
river has kept The receipts Of hogs quite light.
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Partial Destruction Of Bethany Col
n. Ie&e. West Virginia. -

/, WHEELING, October 23.-Bethany Col
lege, at Bethany, Brooke county, West Vir-
ginia, was partially destroyed by an incen-
diary; fire this morning. The fire broke out
in the north wing at O'Clock, md owing
to scarcity OF water the wing was entirely
destroyed. Among the. property saved were
some fine oilpaintings presented TO the
College societies by Mr.. Kcene Richards, OF
Kentucky, valued at $4,000. SEINE Of
them were considerably damaged. The
societies of the College lose their libraries.
The wing was valued ut 100000, and In
sured for $4,000.
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Judge Keys Connection with the Van
''.'i:if Aukcn Affair Explained.

WASHINGTON. October 23.-With reference
to the Norfolk dispatch (telegraphed yes
terday) concerning Commissioners Raum's
demand for the resignation Of Tobacco-ln-
spector Van Auken, of Petersburg, on the
ground of his supposed advocacy OF the
Vireiuia REIMBURSEMENT movement, and the
statement attributed to General Raum that
his information came from the Postmaster
General, Judge Key says be had no connec-
ton whatever with the proposed removal.
1t is learned that Secretary Sherman wrote
"a letter to the Postmaster sug..
eesting that Van Auken be removed
from the ..postal service" on the ground
OF bis supposed reimbursement advocacy,
and that Judge key, in reply, wrote to The
Secretary that Van Auken was not postmas-
ter at Petersburg NORM any other way con-
nected with The postal service, but was an
employs Of the Treasury Department. This
information, obtained for the purpose ol
answering Secretary shermaD's letter, was
all that the Postmaster. General possessed
or furnished to any one. ~
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Domestic TeIegrnph Summary.

The President has appointed Thomas M.
Blodgett collector OF customs at st. Mary's,
Georgia, in place OF Joseph Sheppard, sus.
pended. Z
J.H.R. Cundiffe has purchased con-
trolling interest IN the Times-Jeurnak, ST.
Louis. Mo-, and announces that it will
hereafter be called the st. Louis Times, and
be Democratic in politics.
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Fire ut Montreal.

TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE RENDERED HOMELESS.
MONTREAL, October PA fire to-day at
st. Jean Baptistes village in the suburbs
OF this city, destroyed twenty houses, prn-
cipally tenements. Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance, light. Two hundred people were
rendered homeless.
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CINCINNATI

/, CINCINNATI. October 23.-Flour rnli and loweri
family. S6.eOGS7. Wheat lower al 8l.2S@$l. 80.
Corn irregular closing unse,tlsd and Irregular at
SinsSc. Oats easier ut 55@57c. Pork 10 good
demand nc $3.50. Lard active. firm. and higher :
current make, .$6.25@S8 so: steam. SO l5@$S.2o
seller November. Balk-meafs quiet: old sa9piGers,
latter sor part snred Bacon quiet and steady
shoulders, 4kc clear ribs, ekc.: clear sdes, sac.
Whiskey steady ut o. 08. Sugar firm ana ul-
changed. Hogs dull and o shade lower; common,
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Nosn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. GOT per cent Exchange-Long,
strong. = :. .-..-
Erening.-Money active at 10 TX per cent. FIX
change steady and unchanged Goveruments-Sew
States dull. g. ~. :.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 23.-yIrginia SIS, consos,
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ny rELfaRApH rs THE DIspArcH.

THE TROUBLES oFsA'NEW ORLEANS BANK-
& CASHIER AND afAfyAGER-THE WELDON
fAIR-THE YELLow.FEyER ATAEMrHIs,4
TWO KEETUcKtANs HANGED BYA MOB
I PTMLieo kAG Fs-sE TfiANY COLLEGE. IN
3 WEST iNrRGiSIA, PARTLY lBURNED-yAN
AukEN's cA,tssE--TTHE, INDIANS WHO WERE
IN THE THoRBNURsH rraHT-BURNEn
sTEAslER, PAJARA-FIRE AT MONTREAL
j. Opera T RoUPE EoBBED-A WOMAN
KILLED BY HEB HUsBAkD-A, TIaREss
!. !. K u ED CONVICTED OF a1URDER-F1RE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C. tia "a fs' ,s&., 80
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The Weldon Fair.

!. Especial telegram, to the Dispatch
WELDON, n. c., October 23.-The morn
ing dawned dark and rainy, but the skies
cleared later sin the day .45N Withstand ding
the threatening weather Excursion trains
brought great crowds. The Wilmington
and Weldon train was so badly crowded
that it had to, run BY some stations and
make second trip. :. :,
sThe track was heavy to-day, but the ra-
cling was spirited. First racc-trotting-
was won by Whitiey's Spot. Second race
one mile, running-was won by Dosier's
Outcast; SRannanoa second. Third race
two-mile dash-was won by Pillbox, but
right TO- purse contested on account OF the
rider being under weight. Judges have the
matter under advisement, and win decide
To ffo ,risoS Fourth race-pacing4swaas won
by Gray Nsllie!. aiisT ~ 2@tt:;"
There are to be three races tomorrow
one trotting and two racing.
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Encendiary Fire.

MoRETowN, VT, October 23.-E. U. Bis
bees house and five barns were burned
last night by an incendiary. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. 1t is feared that two
men were fatally injured. 49,.
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FALL OVERCOATs,
FALL OVERCoATs, . .
FALL OvERCoATs, 10.
- FALL OvERCoATS,
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
E. B. SPENCE SON.
C. B. SPENCE s. SON.
E. B. SPENCE s. SON.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS, ''i
INDICATED SHIRTS, =. =:
INDICATED SHIRTS,
E B. SPENCE & SON..
e. B. SPENCE & SON.
L. B. SPENCE & SON.
Z. 3. SPENCE q SON.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS, e..
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
E.B. SPENCE e. SON
z. 3. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
E,B. SPENCE & SON.
HEAVY UNDERSHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS,
HEAVY UNOERSlIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSHlRTS.
ONE DOLLAR, 80
ONE DOLLAR, ...
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR, .....
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
I. E. B. SPENCE & SON.
<. B. SPENCE q SON.
oca O. e. b. SPENCE e SON.
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III. ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mercban-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. ". McCarrick, agent.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
agent.
Schooner Edward Lomayer, -, Rock,and lime.
r. Weudenburg.
Schooner Traveller, Hodges, Hoboken, railroad
ties. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner John j. Ward. Inmail, New York, can-
mel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, October 2lst, schooner Dred-
naught, Griffin.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA: October FL Cleared s chooner
Rising Sun. Griffith, for Petersburg, Va. ...
PROVIDENCE, October 21.-Arrived: Schooner
A. H. Howe. Collins, from Richmond
BALTIMORE. October 22.-Arriyed: Schooner
Foaming Sea, Wroten, from Richmond. '.s*.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. October 23.-ArrIyed: .Castalia
Carihel, Moro Castle, Volmer, RGbacca. Arrived
ous: Brooklyn.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DRESERVE YOUR SIGHT. Na.s
DIR. 81. SCHWhB,

DIR. 81. SCHWAB,
THE CELEBRATED OCUL1ST.
FROM THE TRENTON EYE 1NFIRMARr or NEW
JERSEY,
has come TO this city to Improve his health. During
his stay can be consulted professionally NJ his otes~
ut Ford, Hotel.
Dr. SCHwAB has qualified hlmsclf as an ocullS
by eleven yea, OF close application and hard study
In the best institutions Of Fr,uce and Gerinanya
has had practical experience of 1--WE MY Jears. He
proprate to restore tile vision 10 It's original yGor
and cure all the various diseases Of the eye.
DIR. SCHwAB'S GLASSES are all manufactures
under his own s,iue vision from he purest Ger tuaR
crystal aud natural stone and he guarantees not
only the preservation but also the improvement OF
the sight.
An opportunity IS now presented 10 all Derso1 8
afflicted with any deficiency OF VI Ion u obsiin ir1-
mediate relief by consulting the Doctor.
Office hours from 8 a. VI. IN l2 NJ ani from
2 to 8 r. VI. Consultation free OF charge.
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GUSpOWDER.

" /. DUPONT. De NEMOURS q CO.,
IL WILMINGTON. DEL. al4
manufacturers OF the celebrated
EAGLE DUCKISG, EAGLE RIFLE, and
/, DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER
the most popular Powder In use. A,
Csr.ridge Mammoth. Caanon, Mortar. Muksf
and Ride Powder, for army aud navy ordeaa4x
United States Government standard: also the va
rous grades Of Sporting, shipping, Mining, ans
d astin2 Powders. se"---.
HENRY NJ. WORKMAN, AGENT
corner OF Fifteenth anc Cary strestsy
oc 13.eod3m .+r- Richmond, Va
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Ey Telegraph
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October 2s.-Cotton steady: sales.
go bales: midland uplands, lHc.; New orleans,
Ike. Southern -four dull and lower; common 10
fair extra, s5.90@$6.75; good to choiee, sS.ao@
a. Wheat feverish and unsettled and 3Noc low
er: ungraded winter red. Sl.35@Sl IA; No: win
ter red, $1.4u6S1.41: No. winter req. Si.44i?(s
sl.46,s: No. wine red, sl.46. Corn At9 iSc.
and more active Hops-Sew very firm, with fair
innuiry: fraiiugs, 7@l8 Sc. Coffe active and high
er: quoted-cargoes l4Ag IKE: )oD ,ot: f. LAG so
194c. Sugar again higher ant very strong la.f ~
fine fairly active and nrmer: STANDARD q PA.
granuIaied and powdered, 10c crushed, lo,sc.
MoIasses quite firm, With light .ra ss a III ste
Wool nrn and unchanged. PORK again hi IN auo
fairly active; mess. spot. $1O.6O@SlU.1O 1ahu-
airy old and new, 81 0.65:, Cut meats without dc.
prices wholly nominal. Lard decidedly hign lE
more active, and 6rm: steam, spot, 80 9Ia@s
s7.05 November: 6.67tas6 95; DecemosrI
asked. Freights easier. '~-r.r
BALTIMORE: October 23.-F9our quiet. easy, ard
lower; Howard-street and western superhne - e
G0$5 80; extra $3.50 &c so: family: IS 75G
$3.50; City Mills superine, $5@s5.6o; ezra,
P.isp.eo faas $685. Southern sa '' Wbsai
red. sl.4OSsI.46 !; smber, si.5o@si.55; No. l
sex
Southern corn dull and lower; western quiet and
lower; southern while, Csc. yellow, &c. Oats
western white. 43e.; western. mixed, 42@a2sc.
land, .i5tafsc. Provisions firm and tending up-
Loose shoulders nominal: ciear.rio sides nominal
ciear-rfb sides. packed 44@6xc. Bacon-Shoulders,
&C.; clear, sSc. hams, salie. Lard. TIC. Coffee
ES sar sS sSios wsEey h T az
10, Freights dull.
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FURNITURE. /.
TPNlTIJREts FURNITURE LIZ

E,S3IRNlTUKEt4@ FURNITURE III m
!. n nffef. Tor sale 200 Suits of Chamber Furnf-
i ,rel ID price from $3.50 $500, from the oesf
afn me OF Parior Oce. and kttonen
nrn, ats every article IN tbe FnrnIsure nae:
hsisn SaS,i Supplies OF every dfscrp-
5anpEey by giving meba czL 2Ohlee
and 4ss nsi street s ifseepth
street street Wor9k aa Sei ~ WILLIAM DAEFRQS,
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED BIDS TO SUPPLY "A NEW
- IINIFORM sFtaR The STUDENTS OF TIE
VIRGiNIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANIC
,fiAL COLLEGh are,tnyited TO be address ed 70 the
,,ndersYned az the Noryeil House. Lyncbhcra, on
or beforr the 10TH NOVEMBER, Samples can he
seen af the College arporS, In Blacksourg until ne
Tin Fosember and at the Noryeli House on the Sth
and 9th. The samples consist Of tunic. pants.
.dressscap. farieae cap. morocco wassl-De.t. ana
desc7fpfionof Berlin goyes. lchSvrons. nno p;Amrs
- 81 Nv order az the Executive Commit
" ~ "a &c GIL. G. MINOR, President. !
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EDUCATIONAL.

NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. tOh
lT1 CURDVILLE, Pa chartered by the LegiJ-
lutIre OF Pennsylyana twenty ono miles SoGtu ess
OF Philadelphia on the Phiiadelphia and lIaiimofo
Central railroad. admits both sexes. Thoroughly
fits bows for college, bus mess for the study OF any
of the professions. Gradutes young ladies'. Gives
little boys thorough home care. au 23-d4 WIEN
CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
- PROFESSOR l.. y. HhSStIEFF. Principas
NJ. j. BALDWIN, PrIucipnl. 3n4 east Grace street
between Third and Fourth. opens DCIoliEB L.
1879. Youth Cf both sexes received Srcla ciiS>rs
for chi rcn from six TO ten years Or aye. ti0urs
arranged to suit puniis attending schoolsof English
Evening CLASSES for young men IL French ANA
German Languages theoretically ana practically
taught Send for circulars 10 304 east Grace sreea
oc l0,l
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The election in Baltimore resulted in a
majority OF $500 Tor Latrobe (Dem0cra,).
Mr.. Hooper carried two wards. and three
Republican councilmen were elected.
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Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York. saysi
az have had Dyspey1sia, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
yousness. i never had any medicine TO do me SO
much good 40 TUFTS PILLS. They are MS gooo
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24
: Maryland Races.

!. :. PIML1co, October 23.-The frst;race to-
day was won by Sensation Grenada Sc
cond, Odion third. Time, 1:50d. IF
The second race was one and one-fourtb
miles. for all ages for purse OF $3.50 for
the first and 800 for the second horse, and
was won by Juniata; Sunlight second,
Surge third. Time, 2:1a4. :.
The third race-Pimlico stakes, two and
one-eigh,h miles, for all ages, $50 entrance,
half forfeit, the club to add $500, the mem
bers OF the Baltimore Corn Exchange $500.
and the Renncrt House 500, the second
horse to receive 800 ont of the addition,
aud the third to save his stakes-cIosed with
thirty-one nominations, and was won by
M1ntzer; Ferrida second, Louianier third.
Time, 3:5s3. ia.
The fourth race was mile heats for three
year-olds, for a purse OF 5000 for the first
horse and $50 for the second. The first
heat was won by Mollie Mckinley; Sky
lark second, Jericho third. Time, 1:494.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24

DR.. I. GUY Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says:
marter nractfce al twenty. Ave years, pronounce
TUTT's PILLS the best anti-bilious medicine ever
made.b :. 81. "a. :-..raGy i.a.t..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24
Fatlurcs I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-T6e pubiie
stock exchange OF William 81. Hatfield q
Co., Chestnut street, fa,led this morning.
Their liabilities are said to be small. This
firm succeeded tbat Of Tond q Williams. VINO
faile d In September last. Metrick. Price @
Co, public stock exchange, also faiied inns
morning., zasss 81! =. i