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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-28

DENVER, COL, November 27.-The case
involving the title to the land on which
LeadviIIe stands was decided in the United
States District Court to-day. The title to
said land is derived through patents from
the Government for placer-mining grounds.
The st. Louis Smelling and Refining Com
pany sued Thomas Kemp ct al. to recover
the leases purchased by that company from
the patented. Thomas Stow, and which had
been taken possession of by the defendants.
The Court decided the patents void. it not
appearing that the patcntee had fulfilled the
conditions.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKEr

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK, MARKET
NOVEMBER 26.-Prces this week ranged rs fol-
lows:
Beef Cottlf.-very hest. nominal: good, sls6 3Ic.:
medium or good fair quality. 21@3ac.: bulls 22
&c.: rough oxen,, thin steers, &C., l3.d2Ec . tb.,
gross.
Hoga.-verY hest, 5l(a5sc.; common grades, &C.,
5G5ac. p 10. net.
Sheep.-3IG34c. p H.. gross.
VeaIs-:3.5OM$9 so p head.
Hitch Col1s.-s2U@s5O q head.
No notable change in The prices Of beef cattle
about "a head on The market this week. Receipts
J of hogs about 7S5 head: they rather dui and
unsteady at Tic close Of the week. Markets gene
rally Gull.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

SALEM, IND, November 27.-The boiler
Of a rsrta BILE saw.mill at Rush creek, near
here. exploded with terrible force Tuesday,
blowing the mill 10 atoms and Instantly kill
ing the engineer, James Hanger, whose
BODY was hurled in an unrecoSoizable mass
across the street. Three schooi-children
who were passing at the time We're severely
hurt and scalded, but their injuries are not
fatal. The mill was an old one, and the en-
rineer had considered the boiler unsafe for
some time previous to the explosion.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM mARKEr.'

:. EovRMBs r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his not beea
tmDortaut Change tor the day. With trade slack.
Quotations are rs follows: Axe. Tor crude In bulk
74GS4c. Tor crude In shipping order; g.. q 6Sc FOR
naptha: refined al SIC. asked In New YorR. &c.
asked for Philadelphia. aadSSS'. asked for Ra'ti-
more: r. lned In cases AT 1@ l3c Saies OF Uniied
900 bhls: at OIL City. 2s9, 900 bpIs.: opening a,
f1.1a1 bid and s1.f93s asked; highest sales ut
S1.19E: lowest sal ct Silly: closing ut sa.lSa
bid aad 81 19as asked.-JournaL OF Commerce.
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SALES REPORTED TO sEcRETABY

WHEAT.-Red. ~ bushels very good Lancaster
ut 1858; so bushels prime Lancaster at 81 SO: $50
bushels mixed at 81 81; SO bushels mixed al
NJ s1.40: bushels prize Fu'tz private terms
"a bushels Fuliz q, Sl.42-total. IL SO bushels.
CORN White. SO bushels at 52c.: go bushels
good at 53c.: AZ bushels prime at 54c.-totaI. SO
bushels. Migsd. 40 bushels ut 53Ec.: SO bushels
very good ut 53c.-total, 90 bushels.
RYE.-46 bushels prime ut 75c.
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NJ E W G o 0 ID )!

/ am now receiving my fall stock of
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND HOUSEFURNlSil.
ING GOODS OF ALI KINDS.
My stock Is the LARGEST AND MOST CON-
PLETE In every department ever exhibited In til Is
city.
The prices we guaraatce to be Is low as The same
quality Of goods can be bought anywhere.
call is respectfully solicited to examine my
stock and prices. whether you wish TO purchase or
not, for it Is pleasure TO us TO show cody.
T.. Il. TAYLOR,
au27 101l east Main street.
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IudIau sTurt1crcrs hanged.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 27.-At va.
kima w. r., Sauluskuick and Kype On
dians) were hanged to-day for the murder
of the Perkins family In the Indian war
two years ago. Both died stoldly.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER 25.-Iron For Scotch pig. after the
considerable purchases last week and some further
demand, there Is more strength as 10 prices. AmPri
can pig still moves out slowly, Int Is without liE
portant change, although In good degree nominal.
lows Eglinton of $3.50: GlPngarnCck a. 1850
M*g6 LangIoan AZ $26 5O@s27; Coline>s ut SIT
s26@S27 for No. /. S25@&26 for No. 2, and
*2i@S25 for forge. Pals al S49T$52 for iron mt
works, ana steel II s63@s65 al works. OH rails
quoted nomnaly at S31.5Os a32 so; .wrouah.
scrap at $35.-JournnL Of CoMmerce.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL's SUCCEssOH.-Ci Gin
cinnati. o., November 2G.-Information be-
lieved 10 be authentic has been received
which indicates that the vexed question as
to who will be appointed coadjutor OF Arch
bishop Purcell has been settled at last in fa-
vor OF Bishop Elder, Of Natchez. This Is
welcome news to the Catholics OF the arch
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THE HON. JAMES r FICKIEN. ma

TIE Hon. JAMES B. FICKLEN.-The many
friends OF this distinguished gentleman will
regret to learn that he Is lying dangerously
i'll 1T his residence. At one time no hopes
were entertained OF the honorable gentle
mans recovery, but we have just received
later and more favorable reports. Mr..
Ficklen is q man who could be ill-spared at
the present crisis, and we shall rejoice to
hear OF his convalesccnce.-Far mriHe Wer-
cyrN
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more general here to-day than for many
years past. The Government buildings and
many Of tie stores have been closed. The
public schools gave holiday, md appro-
pirate services were held morning and
night Ut the churches.
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UGntraI Passenger Agent
T. VI. r. TALCOTT. General Superintendent.
RICHMOND AND rErEnsnrPG

RICHMOND AND PETERSBCgGI
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
frONIMENCING SUNDAY, November 1G,
~ 1879, trains On this read viii run as follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL daily, cornec:l.s
for Charleston, Savannah, Augusta
and Aiken ivia CharlestonI, Raleieh.
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and at Halfway on
signal.
500 A. NJ, ACCOMMO DATIoN daily makes
close connection - Petersburg With
Lie Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lyachrurg.
Farmv:lir, ami other Local stations on
that road, MAXIM saiHe line a9 by
any other line. Stops al all regular
stations.
4:sop.M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texceat Sunday. PASSENGERS taxing
this :rs viii :cal { cssag CONNECTION
~ Petersburg f,r %nrt"a.
1926 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daiy, ccnacc,ins
Tor Weldon. Wilmington, KalriEu
CHARLESTON. savannah augusta, 60
lunl'ia, Atlanta. Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, aud al! G"iT!s
South and Southwest. PUN.Gau sicr-
ing-csr from Washington Csr W.
mn"on. Savannah, ana ~ Srn;h.
St0p" only al Manchester and Chester
aad Halt. Way Gn signal.
LEAVE fETEESECEg NORTH.
G;95 \. "a, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
1'ot"r,,ac r9ira., 70; ~ pc'rt1 Sor;n,
CAST. ana West. Stops AZ MaurHes.
f4I and Chester. ana 4, Halfway
and a DrIry's i;rh, on Signal.
9:25A. A., hCCOMMUDATTON TRAIN ,i1Ily
except suncay). S,OIs ~ all STA
lions.
7:lQ z. NJ, ACCOMNODAT ION TRAM dat,Y
trxccpt Suullvl. ni"ps "n;v Mt Man.
chester and Chester. ard HALFWAY OK.
signal.
G.4I r. n. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
Wit. ..iCr.uati, Erctcrl CLGtluc2 y.ud
Potomac railroad for all rciutS kas.
aud N.st. Ssc, slaking close Canr;ec-
lien with tive Chr!a.I.l.c and Ohio
railroad for tha virginia Springs arh
81 ,ca.s Ncrth an, West ibis train
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
III HALF WAY ana Drury's Bluff, on
,ignai.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start Sroiu
tie Apprnatt, ~ '5ro..
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. VI. and $40 r. NJ; leave Peters.
burg ago A. 81. and 5:2a r.. every Sunday.
no Is A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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ar.,ne.s Portion OF - Town Burned

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, November IA
fire ut Vandalia, Fayette county, last night,
DESTROYED the entire business portioa OF the
town except one structure. There is HUE
insurance. The fire originated 10 slomoh' :
saloon, and is thought to have peen started
by a rival saIoon-keeper.
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sc,cduIc of Prices Rcstored.

FALL RIVER, MASS. November 27.-The
Board Of Trade has voted to restore on jan
rary LIST the schedule OF prices paid opera
iives In April. 1873. This is equivalent to
Is per cent. increase.
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Rso.A ACCIDENT 70 MAN AND WIFE
kiz Ivy -hinn., November 26.--Jacob Bra
IN Inv NV ,H'ie. while out riding to-day, were
TIA NJ W The O., III. and S. p. passenger
sx Rsu. Brabe'z was instantly killed, and
Issye t, ..tet received injuries which may
!" issai, she being eaceiats. r
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Three Persons KILLED by Powder FIX.
Mission,

NEW ORLEANS, November 27.-By The ac-
cidental explosion OF five pounds OF pow
der at the residence OF William Knaps,
Point Coupee parish, Knaps aud one child
were severely burned, and two others OF
his children, one three and the other six
years old, and their grandmother, Mrs.
Eyariste Faber, were killed.
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NEW YORK WOOL MAEKET.

NOVEMBER 25.-Took-The market continues TO
work In The sellers favor. The adyices from the
o'her side continue encouraging. the demand here
steady and full. and offerings moderate Y aud Xxx
iceccs at 55G57c.-Journat Of Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOuR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. November 81, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
.WHEAT,-Red, 1.196 bushels; OF which IS BUSH
els were re-exhibited.
CORN White. 26S bushels. Aired, 90 bushels
RME.-16 bushels.
hrcb sye .r.- +. -
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NEW YORK pEaSIlT MARKET

NOVEMBER 25.-Pceputs are unchanged with
fair inquiry. Prices are: For Virginia, 3kG93Ac. q
ID. for prime new ta0L4hc. for extra prime new,
4hc. for fancy new, and hand pcked at SIG 5ac.-
Journal Of Commerce..
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s CINCINNATI. November 2I.-One-hai1 OF
the town OF Owensburg, Ind, has peen
burned.
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Ha6A.a0AD LSsEs.

RICHMOND, FHED'G d POTOMAC u. r. 40
RICHMOND, VA, November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
v trains On this road will run a. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
$40 A, NJ. leaves Byrd-Strees station da by lex
cept sundays; due 1t Washington,
LILO r. b.; Baltimore. sos z. IL. !;
Philadelphia, S:5t p. NJ; New York,
1905 p. n
500 p. H., leaves Byrc-stree. station dai y: due
at Washington. a:25 r. NJ Baltimore,
Il:25 P. r., Phils de ph!a, 1928 A. ID. !;
New York, 8:45 A. 81
ANN p. A., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Rroad Street station
daily iexcept Sn' dayal.
SOUTH BOUND.
arrives ut Byro-Snees statior daily
fexcep. Suudaysi. Leaves New YORK,
S:l5 A. 81: Phiis telphia, ll:46 A.
~; Baltimore, $50 p. NJ /; Washing.
tor $50 p. d.
LAO A. NJ, arrives az Byrd-Stseet station daily.
Leaves New Yosk, 1C:0t r. Ill. Phil
adeIphia, 1:16 a. b.: Baltimore,
ABS A. ~ : Washington, 200 A. Id.
a.As A, H.. dCCOMAfODATIoN TRAN arrives
- AT Broat-Stree; station iaily texeeps
SundaysI. - @. A. TAYL0h.
eaFti& General Ticket Agsnl,
EFT. D.. MYERS. General Superintendent. - ~.
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aIIs ~ n.y., November 28.a-A negro,
Do nas ing OF d stoipn hog 10 the soUttl-.
Paieb h. " los county, fell from the saDee.
y Vas elimbsag and broke bis neck.
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4 connects for Million. Y. G.
+ connects for ashevie and all points In Western
North Carolina daily. except Sunday.
Z connects for Macon and all points In Southwest
Georgia
D connects for Jacksonville and all points IL Flo.
rida.
connects for Macon and oil points in Seu,hwes
Georgia, aud Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
all Texas points.
F connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson. anu
FicksburE.
G connec ts for Galveston and All Texas points.
Trains from the above named points arrive IL
Richmond at 4:i3 p. u. and $50 A. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make conuec-
ton at Goid> boro' with the ". i W. X. Il. 20 and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrawIug-rOom aud Sleeping Cars
run through Or Train No. As FROM New York aud
Richmond TO Atlanta, and from Greensboro TO Au.
gusta. and on Train No. ~ from Washington and
RjCt mond to Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points south, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent.
T. ". r. TALCOTT. General Superintendent.
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MARINE gNTEaEyGEHCE
PORT OF RICHMOND NOVEMBER 81, 1879.


PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 81, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer WyanOke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers G.. w. Alien 4 Co.
Steamer Pioneer Plat, Philadelphia, merchau-
disc and passengers. J. w. McCarrick. agent.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, Unned States
mail, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Srent.
Bark E'vcrton. Barnes, Baltimore, pig.iron,
r. Z. EankeDship, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner L. E. Williams, Bradley, Norfolk, man
ganes". Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Sea Dolphin, Collins, Norfolk, coal,
Curtis g. Parker.
Schooner T. y. Wil'cts, Wl1ietts, New York, rail-
road-ties, a. L. Shepherd & Co.
Schooner t:lorindi, stone, Baltimore vid Cabin
Point creek, lumber, Currc & Go.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Phladerha November 25th, schooner
John McGinnis, COburn.
MEMORANDUM.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Ncycmocr 2i-Arriyed
steamer Utility. Fargo for Boston, from Richmond.
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FlOuF.

Fine. s3.s0@s4: superfne. s5. 5O@s5.75. extr.
$6.50@S6.75: common family, S6.75@S7; fancy
oranss, $7tGsS.
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RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.

ABROAD TICKETS
BOUGHT, SOLD, AND EXCHANGED.
REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS
FRANK CO.'S
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
FDRD'S HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA.
Branch Of
123 west Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
AL Broadway, New York. no Ism
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EAST BOUND.


Mall train arrives at Richmond daily TX
cept Sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 L. u,
Express train arrives IL Richmond daily
Accommodation train arrives al Rich.
Inond daily except sunday at..........9:00 A. 81.
Mixed train leaves stanton ut 6:45 A. ~,
taking passengers at GOrdonsVlle from the Virgins
Midland train from Washington, aud arrives nc
Richmond AT SAC L. 81.
connects with Virginia Midland train for
Lyuchburg, Danpiilc, and Atlantic mississippi AND
Ohio Railroad sta,ious. ana viii yirgtuin Mid
land train, leaving at q @ T. II. fOl Washington.
connects win Virginia Midland train for
LynchburY and DanriIlc.
{ connects with valley railroad accommodation
trap leaving ar 3:l5 u. for Harrls0u1urg.
connects with Valley railroad train leaving at
1l:i! A. NJ. Cor iiarper's Ferry.
T. connect with stages for Lexington.
r conrccis with e. 3. 6. auG L. l.. steamers for
Portsmouth AMI Cincinnati.
& connects with scioto Talley railroad for the
Northwest.
Il connects with aIl lines dlverging TO the West,
Northwest, and Sou Invest. ". NJ. 5. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY II. HOWARD, General Passenger anc
Ticket Agent. no 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1 PErERsBURG, Va, November N.-Fhe
csS.--sace OF Thanksglying-day has been
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NEW YORK SUalAC MARKET

NOVEMBER 25-iSumac.-Quotcd nj $50 for best
Sicily: S30@S40 for low grades Sicily, and S47.50
@a5U fol Virgnia.-JourtaA of Commerce.
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NEw YoRK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 25.-For Kentucky lear ,neas s, ~,
40 Sar. nd or only small quantities placed, Wild
prices unchanged. seed-lcaf has u full sale ana
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COUNTY TAXES.
VyO THE TAXPAYERS OF CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY.

TITO THE TAXPAYERS OE CdEo IE1l-
FIELD COUNTY.
T win bo Mt nv Office In Manchester. NOVEMBER
26Tu 26TH. 9th, 2STH, and 10Th. for the pur,
pose or giving all persons from all Of the
districts Of Chesterfield an opportunity OF paying
December lst per cenum will be added ana the
ickets sent out for collection, according TO law.
w. d. WOODBRIDGE,
NO 2G-4t Treasurer Chesterfield county.
NOTICE TO TIE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRTCO COUNTY.-You are hereby noti-
fed tbat your taxes for Tuckahoe, BroOkand, Fir
field and Yarna districts will be ready for co'lec'
lion of the Treasnrers office, In the county conrt.
OF DECEMBER; after which time there will be
per cent added, and sent ont for collection IS the
law directs. WILLIAM M: neHmOpEh,
no 10.tDe1 county 1Eeasurer.
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Cgs1,GsA ExY .saH.At;E7s Asssf, 60,

GRs1ssea EEsY. sAg,At;s; ~ a sssf, ts:G.
THINA, GLASS, &C.-Just received 4
" large variety of goods 10 interest h0usekccpcrs
i pl a~ur 10 show goods aud uuoie prices. Those
who call shall be rewarded. Merchants buying for
cas- requested cXamiur t! is stock before pu--
eli n>ln@ elsewhere. I'll "a bargains in RDDG EESS
TABLE CUTLERY ana. PLAl I'D. WARE
ii. fl. WALLACE,
Oc colin 400 Broad street.
GPEClAL. CHINA. SPECIAL.
CHINA dir.ct from France:
CHINA direct from England:
CHINA direct from japan.
PLAIN WHITE ana DECORATED DINNER and
TEA-SETS:
FANCY GOODS from European factories, Ordered
before lii" advance In price. rall ana gee new
sDap,s-aud low prices.
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
SO 2i 1907 Man street.
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GUNPOWDER.

GUNPOWDER.
n 7 DUPONT, De NEMOURS u CO.,
II. WILMINGTON. DEL
manufacturers Of The celeoraIeo
EAGLE sDuGklSGss EAG 3astI,, knd XIII Il
-" DIAMOND GRAIN PoWUEh-
the most popular Powder. In use. a,,st.+
csriridse. Mammoth. Cannon. Mortsr; Mnsss T.
sini,sS States soyern1nens standard: also the va.
rloas GRADES Of Sporting, sitpping, Ataias' ano
= ass ~ w. HssNfsY Al. ssyORTfIAsf, AGENT,
corner OF Fiftesnlh anc gsry s.r u ~. I
De 13!eod3ip IL "a tftop itonu. 90
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I'd kIIlU OF NDL UY UUF Oh IT
The statute Of Virginia.
NOTICE.

All persons interested in the above DEGREES take
notice that have fixed upon my Office. corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets, Richm0nt, Va, ~ the
place and 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER. ! 10, at ] o
O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, for executing the same.
when and where you are b reby notified to be pre-
sent and do what Is necessary 10 protect your inter-
ests, &c. WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
Commissioner in Chancery.
g, C.. Redo. d. q. no 14-F4w
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RICHMOND, YoEx RIVER AND p,mES ,n,n
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER /, 1879
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 +. II. leave Richmond daily Except Sum
DAY.; eonneciins at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
TRDAY, win steamers for all land
ings GU the fork rlyerand for BaItt-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1889 s RshmSsa a. sT WI sfs op. s SIN
steamers for Baltlmoie on MONDAY.
T Tntshsnxy. srd s kEsRAY:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for ProN:
6snce and Boston on TUESDAY and
LOCAL FREiGHT TRAIN.
Clio A. NJ Leave Richmond MONDAY. WE'D.
'NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. II. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
sunday, connecting al West Point
-. URDAf with steamers from Ba!ti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
s tS sa5sy at .o asssd !. s' efsdss
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Serk, Providence, and Boston.
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAIN.
ssS ~ AEi,ss q f,s ans Fsrbss
No transfer OF freight a. Ricnrnoso 10 Or rem
southern points. Cars ruu through betwesn Atlanta
'a Careful handling and dispatch, Win lowest rates.
Ta:sass bins Of l.szs Win gsss ,s rates.
For In formation. apply at Office Of tie company,
Twenty.third aud Dock susets. Eiehmoad, Va.
oc4 H.T. Dou6LA s, superintendent
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=. INSURANCE COMPANIES.


n L. ALFRIEND
4. (LATE OF THOMAS N. ALFRIEND & SOM,
COMMERCIAL union Ass URANCE CoMPA-
NY OF LONDON,
NORTH GERMAN PERSEVERANCE COMPA-
NY OF HAMBURG, ana
ORIENT MUTUAL CiARINE) INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he now represents
well-known companies. "
THE LARGEST LINES OF FIRE INSURANCE
PLACED AT LOWEST RATES.
MARINE INSURANCE TAKEN TO ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD UPON THE MOST
LIBERAL TERMS.
wULEMY OFFICE BEING PREPARED,
lCANBE FOUND upstairs
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
PERSONS WHO MAY FIND 1T INVOLVEMENT
TO CALL UPON ME-
WILL PLEASE DROP ME
A POSTAL. CARD,
AND TWILL TAKE PLEASURE in CALLING
UPON THEM.
no o2.1w 7. L. ALFRlEND.
rITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1S79..........$l91.649 SO
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 100000 90
Gross SURPLCS................. 4I'o7s 30
JOHN A. COKE, President:
FRANK T. GLASGOW, Vlce-Prcstdenf.
E.B. MEADE, Secretary;
oonN % o1'A-' - 49, Sc 13-tDe12
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.
LOANS MADE
on Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds,
stocks, or other good commercla! securities at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern improvements, OF all
sizes, desiraby located, for sale on ACCOAMO-
DATING TERMS.
ALSO
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.
A number of WELLINGs FACTORIES,
sTORpS. and FARMS FOR RENT ut prices to
suit the tne-, by RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
no 22-lm lll3 Main street.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONER LEAKE'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, Novemb,r 10, 1879. 5

COMMISSIONER LEAKE'S CFFUE,l
RICHMOND, VA, Novembr 10, 1879. 5
DUCkNER, NC, AGAINST YEA
ID MANS'S AOMISISTRATOR-IN THE CIR
CUT COURT OF HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
Extracts from DEGREES entered on the sour April,
1879. and 9Th October. 1879:
The Court rby the first mentioned deerecl doth
adjudge. ordar. and decree r.. Vaughan rs admins
traitor of 2. Yeamaus. who was executor or A. ID.
Walton. deceased, do settle an account OF his de-
scenGen; u executor of said 4. D. Walton, de-
ceased, before one OF the commissioners Of this
court. who shall resort the same with any matter
deeRtd pertinent, &c.
fBy the last mentioned decree, the Court dccrecsl
That the commissioner do inquire and report To
the court OF what land The said Agne, -. Walton
and Pleasant Yeamans respectively ccd seized and
possessed. or 70 which she was entitled as JOINT
owner with Pie ID. Ycamnns OF, o: her~lse, en-
ployiug surveyor TO lny off the same by metes and
bouGds, If lie shall EN- II necessary, and also
whether the said land where jointly owned, can
be divided IN kind or not by any Of the mUdcs pre-
scribed by The statute Of Virginia.
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Frozen ND in the Arctic Region

SAN Francisco, November 27.-The
whaling bark Helen Mar arrived here from
the Arctic ocean last night, bringing the
crew OF the bark Mercury, abandoned in
the ice October OATH, north OF Herald
Shoals, where the bark VlgiIant was also
fast when the Helen Mar left. The captain
OF the latter fears that the Arc!ic-cXplorng
Yacht Jeannette will be frozen up in the
icc-pack, in which cuse there is little hope
OF her getting out.
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.,n,,aruce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
tc@''s' NOVEMBER q, 1870.