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EAII.noAD, LINES.

AN M ~ - aszsa
RoHAoSD' Yonx RIVER AND ns;nxsrEAKrt
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER l. 1874
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 r. ". Leave Richmond daily texccps suu-
. S %TssS foHnSes aHf;R e Wsst P%Iat on
UROAf. VII h stean.ers for all LAND
+. iasE Elngs On the YORK riyerand for Ra..t~
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1900 e. day. connecting at West Pfs o,RRs s VIE
T TSE:ESi,Sy, vi WFp s SsfEIssS%I:
with n Steamers for for new sAi y Ye.t O.;
n. M0NpAY;., WEDNESDAY,. sSa
FRIDAY: with steamers for Provt-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY.
w LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
CLIO A. d. Leave Richmond MONDAY. " ED.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
.. PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily texcerx
S3ndayl, connecting At West Paans
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT
CRDAI with steamers from Barf-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
4aoP NJ arrive, at Richmond daily texceps
500 w Sanas se:mss ssom a. ws Hc
York, Providence, and Boston.
- LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
1855 F. n. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY ,
fr..i WEDNESDAY, and FkIDAY.
No transfer Of freight At RicnmoHo 10 or frcNs
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point. .'.'...
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves: rates,
guaranteed. ...-, w..
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed za.cs.
Issued to all northern and western points.
For h formation. apply at office OF the company,
Twenty-third and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
oc4 II. T. DOUGLAS. SUPERINTENDENT
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] THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE D1spArcu.

MgRDER-MYsTEgY IN PATERSON. N, j.
Two NEW CASES OF YELLow-FEyER IN
1IEMPHIs-DoUBLE SUICIDE IN caLIFoR.
SIA-FRIeHTFUL TUa-BoAT EXPLOSION
DEATH OF ADMIRAL JOHN ]. ABERNE.
THY-CHAsTArN Cox's APPEAL FOR. a
NEW TRIAL-USvEIL1NG OF A CoNFEDE.
RATE MONUMENT AT MACON, GA.-AN
ALLEGED MURDERER DISCHARGED UPON
AwRIT OF HABEAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
land ARREST OF A FEDERAL OFFICIAL
MoyEMENTFoR ECO RMsf1N CUBA
'twRECKAaEa IN DOMINION WATERS
FETE IN PARIS FOR THE SPANISH FLOOD
SUFFERERS, &C., &C.
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DaNVuIE.

!! Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 30, 1879.
The parties who went up into North Car
DINA on tour OF observation with refer
tnce to the extension Of the Midland road
have all returned. They report themselves
!" pleased with the prospects OF the coun-
Try through which they passed, and the
people as very DESTROYS that the proposed
extension should be made. Besides Mr.. @.
&. Holland and Captain j. P. Hawkins, of
\ Tins city, whom | have mentioned, there
rWere in the party Colonel j. 8. Barbour, OF
The Midland road; Colonel Spencer, OF the
. Baltimore and Ohio road; Mr.. Noryell, Of
Baltimore; Or. RaineY, Of Caswell county,
aud Majors j. T. Morehead and P. D.
HaIrston. Delegations from Madison, Win
son, and Salem interviewed the party, and
meeting OF citizens was held at StatesVille,
81 which speeches were made in favor OF
Inc extension. The conveyances which the
gentlemen had used In going 10 Statesyilie
were sent back from that place. and thence
saey came this way by way OF Charlotte.
tournaments are again the order OF the
gay, and from time to time they will be, so
Iolig as people admire fine horses and beau
,hul women, and beautiful women admire
ane horses, gallant men. and good riding.
MIS- Mary Judsou Miller, daughter OF
Nr. ). G. Miller, OF this city, was married
1't might 10 Mr. L. G. Anderson, OF Char
J%nesV'lie. The couple went off on the
"'sht train TO their home.
M, John A. Smith and G. G.. Rosser
s a",e 0een appointed supervisors of ware
~. IouSe sales BY the Executive Committee OF
VIC iobacco Association. Their term OF
,erSice dates from the LIST instant, and runs
company is being formed for the OPEN
,Ds 0! telepbone-line to this city. Twenty
,Ir subscribers have been obtained, and
~. ~ one more name is necessary.
iae internai-revenue receipts for last
Ioa.h amounted to s23,2420S, which is
''put the weekly average. ~ ~,.. ~..
me warehouSemen Of the city have taken
%refs Tor the forming OF a warehouse board.
. .''i J. N. Neal has been authorized to
s nn washington city and interview Com
n's'.oner Ranm with reference TO the old
s nu ,ne prescribed mode OF keeping ware.
o"As. ALPHA.
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The State Canvass


SPEECH OF REV. ". B. DERRICK AT SALEM.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I e.
SALEM, Va, October 29.-The Rev: W.
B. Derrick spoke here tonight to a large
and enthusiastic audience OF colored peo-
pie. He made one OF the finest speeches
that has been made here during the can.
Vase, and carried his audience completely
with him. There is much enthusiasm to.
night amongst the colored voters, and they
will support the MeCuIoch settlement.
DEBT. PAYING REPUBLICANS.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, VA, October 29.-The debt
paying Republicans of this section will hold
a mass-meeting at Mechanics Hall to-mor,
row night.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND, October 20. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1891 bushels. Red, $40
CORN White, 100 bushels. Nred, 22G BUSH
els.
OATs-256 bushels.
RYE.-lS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
White III bushels very good at
S1.45; &c bushels very good at sl.45-total, 1S6
S1.4O: so bushels prime Lancaster At 81 48: l6
bushels very good Lancaster 1T Sl.iS: Go bushels
Lancaster at $l.4S; 206 bushels prime Lancaster
al l.4S: so bushels Lancaster at 81 30 5O BUSH
els Lancaster ut 81 As: l26 bushels common Ian
caster ut Sl.73: 40 bushels mixed at Sl.3S: 40
81 50: 81 bushels very good FullZ at 81 90
bushels good Ful'z at II 30 22 bushels prime
Fuliz ut 81. 80; 2S bushels good FuliZ at S1.3J !;
so bushels good Fultz at Il 80 "a bushels COM
mon Fultz at $3.50; 292 bushels common FIitz
at 81 rs; ~ bushels common FultZ at 8 80; AZ
good Fultz at 81 80: So bushels very good fultz
at Il .35: Ga bushels good FllizatE 30 bushels
very good Fultz al FL 3S; 16 bushels common fultz
ut 81 1854 bushels screenings At 81 "a bus heis
very good Fullz ut 81. 3S; l36 bushels Eullz on
private terms: SIG bushels common, Fuisz ut
bushels very coed Ful;z at .33-total, 2,406 BUSH
CoRN.-IVhite, AZ bush. els prime at &C.; 60
bushels ut SIC; SO bushels 1t 61c.-totai, 102
bushels. IHred, 172 bushels very good NJ 6sc
81 bushels very good At 6Sc.-total, 22b bushels.
4sc: 100 bushels very good at 47c.-total, 232
bushels.
private terms.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBCRGS
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND fETERsBCRCs
RAILROAD COMPANY. s
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879.
- trains Oh Ibis road Will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 4. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. conuectns
for Charleston, SagaBu2b, Auga5tS
and Aiken VIA Charleston. Kab9ish.
jacksonville. Stops only al Chester
aud Manchester, and a. IlaIf-H as CO
signal.
500 A. NJ, ACCOSfMO DATIOS daily maker
close connection Al Petersburg wAta
railroad for Eris'o!. Chat,anooSa.
Nashville, Ncmphs. LvnchbaTxS
FarInyiI!c, and Other oca stations on
that road, MAXIM came slime ~ by
any other line. stops ~ all reguiac
stations.
WV tc1ccpt Sunday. Passengers taktraE
this train win ,n3ke case conrecssoaB
a. Petersburg fcr Norfolk. 81 y ~.
,o.e6 H.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecnsE
Ao''e for Weldon, Wilmington, kAlelEa-
Charleston. Savannah, augusta, 20
iumhia Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
lt Mobile, New Orleans. and all Doafsle
r.. South and Southwest Pullman sleep
~ r. ing-ca. from Washington Tor WIZ
~ lnisgtop. Savannah, and the SoutA-
T2 y 49, STOPS onlS at Manchester ana tlsSssS
~ and HAITI way on sigDsl.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:36 A. n, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecsnS
/ -E3 with Richmond, Fredericksbu burg ara
Potomac railroad 10, all points Sortns
East, snd West. Stops At Myeeses ..
and al Drury's slut, on signal.
| 925A. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dang
Except sansay). Stops at al sse-
tons. = -" 49,
: 7:IO P. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daiiS
: 80 texceps Sunday. Stops oniy at Nan-
chester and Chester, and HALFWAY o.
N.- on signal. 5,zs.sssg =.
!. 8.B6 p. NJ THROUGH NAH. daily, soraee*txR
g -. with Rlcnn.Sad, fredericksburg AMI
.,,sf.n Potomac railroad for all points Kn1k
and West. Also, making close csnEnr-
#s.ssf II. tton With the Chesapeake and GheN
8. ~ railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
I 5st# all points North and West. THIS sfsszs
sss1 ~ stors at Manchester al6 chester. aaae
-. at Ha.r- WAY and Drury's biare, sR
( axr, TRAINS lea Wing Pesessbarx Win start :rus
tae Appom4ttnx depot 49,.
mono $40 A. ST. and $50 L. NJ: leave tStero~
bprg 9.2l A. M, and b:25 r.. every Sunday.
nv A, SHAW, Superintendent
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
WEATHER ACCIDENT - RELIGIOUS
SERVICES

Wal EN-A tClUEAI--- hELlulOUS
m e.. SERVICES. @..a-.. s-,,
jurisprudence Of The Richmond Dispatch.F
NJ OCTOBER 2S, 1872 &
h., :" course politics is the engrossing sub
set,i mere {, now. The political horoscope is
the a.s, clearer, and We can almost point out
county hs sles OF the various aspirants. This
all pat,isss been assiduonsly canvassed by
cusslons bas ss two weeks lasl, Joint dis
single ins aave ben the order, and In every
PAYERS bsva &c arguments Of the Debt.
Tents that , ,I SO Completely upset their oppo-
Fsulldozia.' nelr adherents have resorted TO
Eeswick T.. and crying them down At
70 ston so sse week Colonel Duke was forced
deterreed ssSa 8. Of Mi. Massey, being.
Pain felt t " ahe evidences of synpaebelice
10 yeiIs, b ny Massey followers, and vented
% sstnrdasoso ,s, and curses. AZ Earlysyills
tulIdoze t,s. lust they mode AN attempts Is
lhey iooI captain EARLY. That vas Z when
ssIn Ea Earl ". dss Hsenepig by Tie ear. Cap.
s*tinr s aeled the whole party, baid MS |
On Mo aaa It Is said gained some 81 Votes.
s,rris I "n1ey night Captain Early, H. c.
l' and Mr.. Porter addressed
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4 There isn't much OF 'boom - in this
city or county for the nominees Of the,iim
wright convention. In fact, they don't
g boom y worth cent, and will be @the
worst beaten candidates ever nominated in
the county, OF mpbell.-Lynchbarg Vir-
gilman. It. .-ssg7s @@ ftl -
A new post office is established at Nc
Gees Mill, Carroll county, Va. with Rich.
MCGEE as postmaster. Samuel D. Carico is
appointed postmaster at Dry Fork, Wise
county, Va, vice w. D. Carieo, resigned.
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RAILROAD LiNES.

RICHMOND. FRED'G Il POTOMAC r. Il. Co,I
= OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. VA, April %, 1879.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sreet station dasi,
1900 Except sundays; due Ut Wash
ineton, lilo =. b.; Baltimore;
= sos z. NJ; Philadcphia, go |!
No $500 P. d., leaves yrd-street station da.i2
baltimore, j i:sS P. Ii. ;Phila
s ssaIs5h IA r. Sso A, n; New York e''
No.7-4:oo T. NJ, XccoGMoDAT1oH TRAIr
for Junctios. leaves Bread
sree.ststtoa daily Except Bur
days). a. :. 81 =. = = :, !. -
Il. SOUTH BOUND. ae. a.att--.s,l
NO. 2-1O:l6P. n, arrives az Byrc-street stastoa
dairy Except Snndaysl Leaves
+ g.. -a New York, e:15 A. NJ: Phfla.
deiphla. 11:45 A. n; Baici.
NOR n.ne 3 s;s 80 r " Washington
so.A 1885 NJ. arrives At Bysd.strest station
daily, Leaves Hem Yorx, 10:Ce
?. H.; PHILADELPHIA lac A
s...a4 NJ; Baltimore, 4:5o A. H.
Washington, $50 A. d.. .tt.y e,
No. 8 $40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRA1N
arrives at Broad-Street station
daily texcept Sundsysl b.
i = : c. A. TAYLOR,
+'.'-' 'f -a General Ticket Agent
z. II. d. MYERS. General SupeTiatondent ap2s
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YIRGskfA's NEXT UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Norfolk Day Book Of 22Sth. IL enerai Ma e.
homes friends do not hesitate to: speak 1t
ont boldly and opent that either lie or some
Republican shall 4 be the next u nited Staies
senator from Virginia, and rs the Republic
cans aud the Rekdiusiers will have the po wer
In the approaching Legislature Of Virginia
the national, Republican authorities can act
IL down as d fixed fact that there will be one
less Democratic senator from this State in
the next Congress. sgkes s.s=ls 1G
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Doubye suic,de i'm Oakland. Cal.

OAKLAND, CAL, October 29.-Hcrbert
Benton and frankie Woodward committed
suicide last evening at the Nlcoll House.
The man shot himself first, and the woman
killed herself with the same pistol. 1t was
a premeditated affair, rs each had threat
encd to take their lives. Nothing is known
OF the callsp.
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Fatal Tu@boat Explosion.

New YORK. October 29.-The tugboat
Daniel Brown, while towing the bark Henry
Kobbe to her dock in East river this morn
ing, burst her boiler, and sank in few
minutes. William Van Acker, fireman, and
Daniel HaviIland, deck hand, are missing.
George Rooms, the engineer, and John
Stewart, the cook, were picked up-the
former scalded and injured about the head,
and the latter in the face. The explosion
is believed to have been caused by flaw in
the boiler
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CUTICURA.
TUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE ACHIEvED THE MosTNoTED SUCCESS
OF ANY MEDICINES OF MODERN TIMES.

Messrs WEEKS & POTTER have never doubted
the specific properties of CUTICURA, CUTICURA
RESOLYENT, and CUTICURA SOAP for the speedy
permanent, and economical cure of Humors OF the
Blood, Skin, and Scalp. They are, however, aston
ished at their universal success for u was 10 be ex
pected that I'm the hands of some they would ia II
solely from spasmodic or ignorant use of them.
They are enabled 10 say, without fear OF contra
dietion that remedies ever achieved In the short
space OF one year the number Of wonderful cures
performed by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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rOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

In the Annihilatien Of Pain. and Inflammation,
in the ytalization of Weak, Paralyzed, and Painful
Nervous Parts and Organs, in the Curing of Chronic
Weakness of the Lungs, Heart, and Kidneys, in the
Absorption of Poisons from the Blood through the
pores and the prevention Of Fever and Ague, Liver
Complaints Malarial and Contagious Diseases, they
90, wv my 2O-Tu,Th&S
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An error was made In the dispatch sent
from st. Louis Monday night about the Pro-
ceadIngs In court in relation: 10 lsfe.insuI'
sanee matters The dispat said the aftidaYit
alluded to an alleged conspiracy to wreck eek
the ST.. Louis III ntnaii Lite Ia, fayefsos the
New York ife. TIC should haYs fead' S IN
favor d. a Kew York Iifesfrsurance com.
pany. Baltimore american. q
I'VE copied the same telegram &
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Dcnth Of Admiral Abernethy.

NEW York, October 29.-Admiral John
J. Abernethy, aged scventy-ilve years, died
to-day from prostration, the result OF long
naval service and exposure. He was for
many years medical director in the United
Statps navy
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MessrS. Weeks g. Potter: Gcntlemen,-I feel it a
duty to Inform you, ana through You all who are In
terested 10 know the fact. that most disagrecable
and obstinate case of Salt Rhcum or Eczema, which
has been under my personal observation from its
years-covering the greater porto of the patients
body and limbs with its peculiar irritating 3nd itch
ing scab, and 10 which all the known methods of
treating such disease had been applied without ben
eft. has completely disappeared, leaving clean and
healthy skin, under few days Of profuSe appltca-
ton Of CUTICURA.
/ can and do heartily advise all similarly afflicted
to try the remedy which has been so effectIa this
case. Very truly yours, -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
CATHOLICISM IN ENGLAND.

CATHOLICISM IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 29.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Daily Nelus says: " Cardinal
Manning will leave London for Rome on
the 9th OF November to endeavor to win
the assent OF the Vatican to his long. cher
ished scheme, which, by the admitting Of
certain changes in the external organization
OF the Catholic Church in England, will ia
ciIitate the return of Catholicism OF i'm
portant groups of English Professionals"
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BY Telegraph.

new YORK. October 29.-Noon.-stocks strong.
Money on calh 6G7 ner cent. EXchange-LOnp,
4s0s; short, 4S2a. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Euentng.-Money active at z per cent. Govern.
ments Gull aud unchanged; new 5's- lO3A ~ per
cents, LOSE; per cents, 1024! States dull
BALTIMOR"-
BALTIMORE, October 29.-Yrg.nia 6's, deferred
6ls: consos 5Sk; second series. 30t5: plstduc ro-
pons. S3,,; new l0-40's, say. North Carolina 6's,
old, %, Bid o-tlay.
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EAST BOUND.

EAST BOUND.
Mail train arrives ut Richmond daily OK
cept sunday .S:4o Z. 5sss
Express train arrives at Richmond daily
f.OV ~ Ill,
Accommodation train arrives ut Rich
m0nd daily except Sunday at..........9:O0 a. %.
Mixed train leaves Staln'ou At GAO A. NJ
taking passengers from Virginia Midland trais
from Washington, and arrives at Richmond al o:AS
L. VI.
connects with Virginia Midland train for
Lyrchhurg. D1nvllir and Atlantic Mississippi ana
Ohio Railroad stations. AMI viii virginia Mid
land train, leaving at $40 Z. NJ. f0' Washington.
connects with Virginia Midland train Tor
Lynchburg and Danriilc -'
{ connects wi,h Valley railroad accommodations
train, leaving at 3:15 ". for liarrsOuDui2.
ID connects with Valley railroad train, leaving az
13:l! A. NJ. .or llarpcr's Ferry.
T. connect with stages for Lexington.
+ connects with G.. Is. 5. aud l.. L. steamers foT
Portsmouth and Cincinnati:
G. connects with Scioto Ta!icy railroad for tia
Northwest.
II CONNECTS with oil lines divergng to he Wesss
Northwest and southwest. w. NJ. 5. DUNN,
Engineer and superintendent.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, General Passenger arss
Ticker Appnr. SO 20
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

ALMSHouSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND. VA, September "a, 1870. }
A "LABORNEXCHANG HAS BEEN
II ESTABLISHED. under the supervision Of the
undersigned, for the purpose Of obtaining work for
the unemployed and homes For INDECENT children Of
this city. -
TOs accomplish this an OFFICE HAS BEEN
OPENED. In connection with the Department Of
Outdoor Poor" where applications Of those seek
Ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons cafrbe registered.
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
tions are DOW registered for employment.
Tho e in want of SERVANTS, LABORERS, &c.
arc requested to call at or correspond with this
Office,
Letters should he addressed "SuPERINTEN-
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
CHARLES p. BIGGER.
se24-3m Superintt ndcnt of Public Charities.
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T1LFGANT' STATIONERY

BEAUTIFUL INKsTANDs-ome novelties In
NICE SOTE-PAP PER and ENVELOPES, In pref.
: ~ boxes also. by the roam or SINGLE Quire.
HANDSOME POGEET-BOokS, PORTE-MON
- NAJES, aud PURSES. FL
COLD PENS and PENCIL-CAsEs In great va
u 4 ,Iicty. L:.,.. s...T - ,sx--,e,.. .r,ryr,-
~ TSnSRAPijIC and AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
: Mem0rantuin- Books. an Immense stock; Blank.
Books OF ali Kinds; Bills Of Exchange, Drafts, Ne
cntiabls aud Plain Notes, Check-B0eks on I'LL the
Civ banks and other legal blagks.
:, o. Is So WOODHuUSE 4 PARHAM.
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CARPETS. OEL-CLOrHS, &c.

DHILLIPS Il JENNINGS. 1911 MAIN
L. STREET, RICHMOND, FA.-We have just re-
ceiyed our fall stock Of ChRpErS Of all grades,
DRUGGErS. RUGS. and MATS: OlL-CLOTilS OF
all widths: LACE ana DAMASk CURTAINS :
CORNICE and SHADES; PAPtR-ilANGlNGS0 I
all styles which WE are Offering at low prices. Al
orders promptly attended TO. -. .
Sc I3-2m PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
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DEPARTURE or @TEAsgKx>.

EOR NEW ORk.-The Old <GsEsn
u Dominion Steamship G'omrany's rsskssssz.--s
steamship WYANOkE, Captain Couch, will sal
FRIDAY, October 8 LIST. 1T O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight received until 2 O'Clock i. NJ.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
wared with dispatch to I'll points north, south, cas-,
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; round-trip tickets
f24. Stceragc, Sc and IS.
For freight or passage. apply to
6. w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
oc 29-3t CompanY's Wharf, Rockets.
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BurDeaI to Death.

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.J
PORTSMOUTH, VA, October 29.-Victor
Perry, a young son Of John Perry, we'll
known trucker on SCOTS creek, was burn
ed to death to-day while playing with fire.
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THAT INVALID WIFE, MOTHER, SISTER,, OF
CHILD can be made the picture OF health with HoI
BITTERs. ...
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DICHMOND, YORK RlVERailsNaj
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD ID. $1,000 asss
MERCHANTS AND MlNERS TRANSPORTA'
TION COMPANY, , nv.
through freight route between Richmond IVA.
AN BOSTON Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave " EST POINT, Va, on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ noon con-
neclinc with trains from RICHMOND. r.
steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
90 GpoYEp. General Agent ap3
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CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.
j MANAGES, 1SSO.-RANDOLPH 4

a l. MANA CS, 0.-RANDOLPH d
IN ENGLISH offer In any quantity--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIRGINIA. VEST
/, - VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, AND MA
RYLAND ALMANAC sfor, 1880. Price, &c.,
twelve for 4Oc.. one hundred for So. go. 81
BAGERSTOWN, ALMANAC for 1eSO-arrsnged
- after the system OF the German calendars.
Price, &c., twelve for 6Gc., one hundred for "a.
All kinds OF BOOKS, and STATION cry can be
had on the best terms at 1902 and 1904 Main
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Leave Richmond al.
Arriyp ST J,IIrLpyiIlr

A connects for Milton. Y. G.
connects for Asheye and all points In Weste1cs
North Carolina daily, except Sunday.
connects for Macon and all points In South vtsss
Georgia.
d connects for Jacksonville and all points In Ys,~
rida. --.. ~
e connects for Macon and all points In S0uthva9
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, asa
all Texas points.
Il connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. a,sS
Vicksb burg.
G connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOvc-named points arrius -
Richmond at 443 z. NJ and $50 A.. III.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run ,inifc
except Sunday.
: Trains on North Carolina division make ccrncc-
ton ut Colds boro' with the w. & w. X. Il. 10 auds
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Sleeping Car1
run through on Train No. 4S from New York ann
Richmond to Atlanta, and from Greensboro 10 An
gusta, and Train No. AZ from New York and RlcS.
momd TO Greensboro.
Tickets sold TO all points south, southeast, aaa
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer cheeks given on local tlcSst5
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
General Passenger AGENT.
T. 81. X. TALCOTT. General Superintendent.
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.FHlrBS. SPANES. &C

dS0 SETS HUBS, SPOkES, AND
fsJO RIMS for sale low.
a. Il. CLARKE,
nc 9-lm 1910 Main street.