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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 25, 1879,
ARRIVED SATURDAY.


steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan-
dis and passengers, &. ". Allen & Co., agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunniu, Philadelphia, mercnan-
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. d. Talum
Bark Qvay, Ols'on, City Point to finish unloading
railroad-iron, Tredegar Company.
s.-T .. D.. SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner r. G. Thomas, Thorndyke, Perth Am
boy. rairoad-ties. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Sarah Shuber. Steelman. Philadelphia,
railroad-tics, Carts & Parker.
Schooner Lena Nj. Cotlingham. Outten, Jersey
Schooner George P. EaIlock, Sharrett. New York,
Schooner BIT. Biggs, ouillan, Philadelphia, ties,
schooner L. T. Whitrore, Campbell, Jersey City,
railroad-tles, Curtis Parker.
phia, railroad.ties, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner w. II. Kenzel, Soper, New York, coal,
shooner Abhie L. Dow. Corson, New York, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Aldine, Anderson Boston, coal, Chasa-
Schooner Horntio Nichols, Dupuy, Troy, camel
coal, Gervas StorrS. agent.
Barken.ine Jarl. johnson, Bahia, with -four, TIaX-
all Crenshaw Company; vessel, Curtis s. Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, raer-
ehsndIse and passengers. 6 y. Alien & o., agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnill, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarricS. sgent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Norfolk October 25lh, schooners j. Paine
Rich; j. V. Wellington, Rich; and Henry X
Tiliou. -. .....s
:. MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. October 23.-Arrived: Schooner
B. NJ. Tiltln, Tiltop. with potatoes; and schooner
J. a. Chamberlain, Borly' with wood from Vir-
ginia.
The steamer Resoluie. which left Norfolk fol
Washington on Wednesday last. with 4 heavy raj
of timber in tow. encountered heavy northwes,
wind off Wolf-Trap lighthouse Thursday night
when her chain parted, causing the raft TO drift
away.
The brig Regulator, which left Richmond las
week for Europe. MAS reported NIB having sprung
r. leak when near Norfolk Saturday morning, and
was taken into the barber. .....
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. October 25..;Arrived: Scotia, 20
nan, Charleston, City Of Columbus. Arrived cut
Canada. Kongsoyrd. 49, n,.o-
NORFOLK. October 25..The brig Re- Rega aIi y
NorthcoIe, from Richmond for Cork has put II
here leaking. Put in here Schooner John ~, Far
ker, from Riehmend for Phiadeipnia reports p "
ing run into on The night OF the ESQ iES!SnI, o.
Smiths Island, by the schooner Frank AepoGIi 10
CARRYING away the mlzzen-mast and rigging OF III
Parker. ...-.s.- y
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PfulicO Races.

P1MIIco, MD, October 25.--Tbe first race
.to-day-miIe dash for two-year-olds, purse
$500 for the first horse and $50 Tor the sec
ond-was won by Queens Own !; Lucia sec
ond. Time, 1850.
The second race Breckenridge stakes for
three-year-olds, $500 subscription, 800 for
felt, the Club to add $1,000; OF which $500
to second horse, and the third to save bis
stake. two mies-was won by yelterno;
Harold second; Aureolus third. Time,
The third race Handicap purse 5000,
for all horses that have run during. the
meeting, one and quarter miles-Was won
by Fortuna; Oriole second; Florepce 3.
third. Time, 2:1Ot.
The fourth race was for Bowie stakes Tor
all ages, 500 entrance, half forfeit, the
Club 70 add $4,000 FOR the first horse. anu nc
5000 forthe second horse, who is also to. re-
eeiys the stakes to amount OF. $500, four
mile heats. q The first heat was won bylW "
/ lie ID. !; Genmore second ), Loulanter tnird.
kThe secopd and third heats and the race
i'Wera Won by GlenTnore, with Willie ID. sec
pIid 10 both heats. Time, 1925, 1904, 7isl
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE MARQUIS OF HARRINGTON ATTACKS LORD
SAI1gRrRY's RECENT sPEEcH


THE MARQUIS OF HARRINGTON ATTACKS LORD
sALISBURY's RECENT SPEECH.
MANCHESTER, October 25.-At a Liberal
demonstration yesterday the Marquis oil
Harrington sharply attacked Lord Sails
bury's recent speech. He said the policy
indicated in Salisbury's circular bad not
been carried out, and Russia had been con-
firmed in all the conquests she made by the
forms in Turkey, he characterized Sails.
bury's defence of the assertion that Eng.
land had frequently spent blood and trea-
immoral policy. He declared the Govern.
menps Afghan policy would end in annex
alton.
COOPER, THE AMERICAN FoRGER, SENTENCED
TO PENAL SERvlTUDE.
LONDON, October 25.-WilIiam Randall
Cooper, the American who pleaded guilty
10 forgeries on Glynn, Mills Il Co., bankers,
OF London, and to similar charges pre-
ferred by the officers OF the Bank OF Eng:
land, was to-day sentenced to FIVE years
penal servitude.
FAILURE OF LIVERPOOL COTTOE-BRoKERs-
THE COTTON MARKET FEvERIsH.
LIVERPOOL, October 25.-W. D. Tomlin.
sou Il Co., old-establshed .cotton-brokers,
have suspended payment.
The market is feverish, owing to specula-
tors having bought up enough cotton to
create an artificial scarcity and squeeze the
largest possible difference out OF sellers Of
October delivery. Confidence is shaken.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, October 25.-A dispatch from
Ahkheyl says two Afghan troopers and
Sepoy of one OF Herat's regiments have
been hanged for completely in the massacre
OF the British Embassy.
Elliott says il he beats Boyd he will &C
cept Hanlan's terms and row him on To
ronto bay. ...
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A Brotner's Deed of Revenge.

New YORK, October ga special from
CORTLAND, Ala, says: last May John T.
Hankins shot and killed s. T. Drake. To-
day (Friday) J. II. Drake, brother OF the
deceased, met Hankins and commenced
firing upon him. Closing with Hankins he
threw him to the ground. The city mar
shall ran up and attempted 10 pull of Drake.
who was beating Hankins over the head
with his pistol Throwing the marshal off.
Drake placed the pistol to Hankips's head
and fired again, blowing out his brains.
The grand jury had failed to find an indict-
ment against HankIns, and this so incensed
Drake that he fired on Hankins at sight.
Drake escaped"
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RECOVERY OF THE SUPPOSED REMAINS OF
WEBB.- Chicago, October PA special
dispatch to the Inter. Ocean reports the dnd
ing Of The body Of man on the lake.shore
near Tolestan, Ind, this afternoon, upon
whose clothes and sleeve buttons were the
initials OF Webb (wbo accompanied PROBES
sor Wise in his balloon ascent from st.
Louis). The body was otherwise unrecoS-
nizaple on account OF decomposltlon ana
bruises. The information comes through
a passenger who arrived over Inc Folt
Wayne road at Valparaiso from Tolestan.
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The striking Cincinnati butchers have re-
ceived reports showing that afr the BOSS
butchers in the city but four had signed an
agreement to reduce the hours OF labor 10
twelve per day, and to pay extra for sun
day work. The stove-moulders have aban-
doned their strike and gonsto work.
The Treasury Department transferred an
additional $l0,000.000 in gold to the Assay
Office. at New York lo facilitate foreign ex-
change. 3 <.h.t 81
The miners struck for higher wages at the
Chatfield Ore Mine, at Ore Hill, Friday.
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The Female Captives---MOre About
the Th0rnbursh Fight.

WASHINGTON, October PA telegram
received this evening by the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs from Los Pinos, Col, &C.
tober 21st, says that two couriers have Just
arrived there from the hostile camp. They
report that Mrs. Meeker, Miss Meeker, Mrs.
Price, and her two children, are prisoners in
Johnson's camp. The couriers met Special
Agent Adams last night, one-day's march
from the hostile camp. Ouray believes the
prisoners will be delivered to Adams.
at the Thornburgh massacre twenty
three Indians were killed and two wounded.
After the fight the Indians, knowing OF
MerHtt's approach, made preparations for
a great battle, and were on the eve OF at
lacking when they received orders from
Ouray to cease fighting and retire, which
they did. d.
LATER-THE CAPTIvEs DELIVERED UP.
WASHINGTON, October Is. = Secretary
schurz has received a dispatch from Spe-
ciaI.Agent Adams reporting that he has
visited the camp Of the hostiles, and after
conference the captured women and chill
dren were delivered without conditions
he is hopeful that hostililies WILDE averted.
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! Rure1ary at Paterson, y. J.

PATERSON, n. J., October 25.-The resi-.
dence OF Philip Piaget. a wealthy farmer at:
I" The Noteh,'''west OF this city, was en-
tered by burglars early this morning, who
carried away six hundred to eight hundred
dollars worth of watches, iewelry, silver
ware, &C.; also, a satchel flied with silver
ware and iewelry, the property OF lady
neighbor who had left it for safe.keeping
during her temporary absence. = r..
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 25.-Eoon.-Stocks strorg.
Money on call, z per cent Exchange-Long, 1924.
State bonds dull.
EueniUg.-Money active ut 90 ~ per cent,
closing al 6. Exchange dull at 4S04GG4S0Y. Gov
ernmenls quiet: new 5's, 1898: AZ per cents,
lO54; 4 per cents, 1929. States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. october 25.-The weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increased Sl.927, 800; specie Increased
&l,299.000: legal tenders decreased 50 .944, coo
deposits decreased Sl,l37,3U0; circulation i'll
creased 800: reserve decreased $780, .675.
The banks now have $S4,70O less than legal re-
quirements.
BALTIHORE.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Virgina Gs, deferred.
6Is: consols, 6aA pasr-tuc coupons, $50: Bid TO-
DIV.
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Acquitted.

ATLANTA, GA, October 25.-The trial OF
the men. accused of the murder Of the Nor
man elder Standish has closed, all the
parties being acquitted. Some OF the per-
sons indicted are not yet arrested. ea.ea
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TINE FALSE NOTIONS EXIST IN THE

I1D aLoU w 1.,"'-, !.
L minds Of many otherwise Intelligent people us
to the requirements of a dsordere red stomach OF
liver. The swallowing of nauseous and power1ui
drugs is the way to encourage, not TO cure dyspep-
Ella and liver.compiaint. Nor can constipaied OF
otherwise disoraered condition of the bowels be
remeded by similar treatment That agreeable and
thorough stomachic and .aperient, Hostetter Bit
ters which is The reverse Of unpleasant ano
produces violent eff cts Is far preferable TO med'
zines Of the classreferred to It infuses new Visor
into falling physique, cheers the mind while IL
strengthens the body, and institutes complete re-
form IN the action OF the dtsorSered stomach oo"
els, or liver. Appetite and sleep are both promotes
uterine and kidney affections greatly benefited bs
It's use. Tt i., indeed. comprehensive and merito-
rIous preparation. free from drawbacks OF any kind
oc 22-Wiwj.F&M
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND tLOUR EACHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 20. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1913 bushels; tf which 1.400
bushels were re-eXhibitcd. Red. l.25S bushels;
OF which $50 bushels were re exhibited.
CORN White es4 bushels.
OATS.-6It bushels.
MEAL-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 50 bushels very good at STAT;
so bushels at SI.45: SO bushels very goOd 1T
Sl.47-total, 176 Bushels. Red, 40 bushcls very
good German amber Mt S1.4S: 20 bushels very good
Lancaster ut S1.45; 20 bushels good Lancaster at
Sl.45: 81 bushels prime Lancaster At S1.4S; 0
bushels mixed ut IL 49, IL bushels mixed 1T 81 Il
40 bushels mixed ut S1.45; 80 bushels mixed at
Sl4O; SO bushels good FnltZ at $50: Is bushels
good FultZ at Sl.35; 80 bushels very coca Fu!iz at
n 40: 2S bushels FuIiz NJ S1.37: 4S bu>hcs good
FuIfz Mt 81. IS; 40 bushels good Fulz at Sl.37 !;
so bushels very good Fultz at 81 .43; ~ bushels
prime Fultz on private terms: 10 bushels common
Fultz 1t 81 80: Sc bushels prime Fulrz II 81 .43
81 bushels good Fultz at $l.40; 20 bushels Fnltz
al $3.50: 60 bushels Fullz mt 81 .32; 234 bushels
very good Ful,Z At 81 40; rs bushels Fultz at
81 25; SO bushels FultZ at $3.50: 244 bushels
Fultz at 1913 240 bushels Fultz Mt 81 80; 1873
bushels very good FultZ NJ 81 40: 326 bushels very
good Fullz at 81 .42-total, 1850 bushels.
CORN White, 68 bushels new at 60c.; 132
bushels very good ut &c.; 800 bushels good II
CSC: 81 bushels private terms; "a bushels
at &C.; 40 bushels very good III &c.; 90 bushels
prime At 6Sc.-lo.al. 7I8 bushels.
terms; 20 bushels prime spring at 4Sc; "a bushels
prime spring at 4Sc.; rs bushels Ut 4Sc.-toial
MEAL.-30 bushels good at Csc.
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Colo Weather.

PETERSBURG, VA, October .25.-The frat
ice and heaviest frost oil the season were
perceptible 10 many places hereabonts this
morning. 1t is feared great damage has
been done to the tobacco crop.ir.~ .. 1.g
MONROE, La, October %. There was q
| white frost here last night and throughout
this section. Very thintice formedin many
places. The weather is clear and cold,
ienough for another frost.
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Suicide In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 25.-Charles An
drews, q saloon-keeper, shot and killed him
self this morning. He had grown despe.
rate from losses in speculationS.
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THE cApYIyEs DELIVERED UP.
Sporting News.

TIE NEW YORK BILLIARD MATCH.
| NEW YORK, October 25.-In the, Scharfer-
| Slosson billiard contest last night Slosson
made 1000 points and .Scharfer Lose.
scharfer's highest run. was 427, ard Slos-
( sons 226, 81 - 3,.,..= -
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PORTSMOUTH. n. H., October 25.-Stephen
Goodale died near this place recently at the
age OF 11S years. He had been in the poor
house since the age OF scventy-six.
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from Memphis.
COLD WEATHER AND IcE-THE FIRST STEAMER
800. 49, /: sINCE JULY OATH. - = !,

-
COLD WEATHER AND IcE-THE FIRST STEAMER
., = sINCE JULY 24THrf.,:t .... 49, -.
MEMPHIS, October ,25.-Another heavy
frost fell last night, and q thin coating 81
Ice formed on. popIs Of water in the subarbs,
officer on the ground as test marked 32ao
at O'Clock this morning. The steamer Hard.
cash, from St. Louis, arrived this morning
at o'clock, being the first boat to land at
the wharf since July Oath. The weather is
clear and cool. g" = .~ ..,.cy.,.
THE EPIDEMIC OFFICIALLY DECLARED AT AN
- END.
MEMPE1s. October 25.-The following
telegram was sent this morning:
Hon. A. j. Narhs, Gouernor, Nashville
The epidemic is declared ended this day.
The camps will be broken up on Monday
morning. thank your tExcelleney on be-
half OF the people Of Memphis for the ma
terial assistance rendered, and for the fur
ther aid promised if necessary. We have
sufficient funds to carry US through, and
will not be compelled to draw on you for
any. ~ s
iSigned] D. T. PORTER, President.
The following is the announcement OF
the Board Of Health declaring the epidemic
ended:
"Owine 10 the fall in temperature within
the past three days, and there having been
two good frosts, with prospect Of contiu-
uaton OF the cold weather, the Board Of
Health hereby declares the epidemic OF 1879
ut an end, and announces that there is but
little danger 10 be apprehended from yel-
Iow-fcver by absentees or other persons
coming into the city. provided the instruc-
tons ISSUED September 2Sth have been COM
piled with in regard to the ventilation OF
houses, bedding. clothing, &c. The Board
takes this occasion to advise the people to
avoid infected places. There are few
cases of ycllow-fever yet in the city, and a
few cases may yet develop, but by ordinary
prudence there is no danger of the disease
now spreading from that source.
by order OF the Board Of Health
81. CHANDLER. NJ. D., Secretary"
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 25.-Only one case bias
been reported to-day. Two deaths have
occurred since last night.
The total cases reported for the week
were 81; total to date, 1,511; total deaths
from the fever for The week, IA total
deaths to date. 40. The Towards have
So nurses on duty attending y white and
10 colored families.
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LOUISVILLE, October IS. - The stove
moulders resumed work here yesterday at
the price they were receiving when the
strike was instituted.
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The Hostile Indians.

THE UINTAH UTEs ON TIE .wAR-gATH.
CHEYENNE, October 25.-The dispatch OF
Thursday night regarding the Uiniah Utes
being on the war-path is confirmed. Gov
ernor Hoyt has telegraphed to Washington
for military assistance.
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. Female college burned.

ATLANTA. GA, October 25.-The Monroe
Female College,: at Forsyth. Ga, was burn
ed to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, Sc, 600.
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THE NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH Ter THE DIsPATCH
Flsom ALL PARTS or THE WORLD.

FROST AND ICE ATtMEMrHfg--THE UTEs
ON THE WAR-PATH-DEATH OF A MAN
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN YEARS
oLD-WAsHINGToN NoTEs-DwELLING-
HOUSE ROBBED NEAR PATTERSON, II. IL
PLMhICO RAcEs-PRoFEssoR wIBE's COM
PANIoN IN THE BALLOON. PATHFINDER
FOUND DEAD ON THE SHORE OF
LAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWs-sUic
AT@ClNCINNATI--THE VAN AUKEN MAT
TER-FEMALE COLLEGE AT; FORSYTH,
GA. BURNED - oTToN-BRoKERs sUs-
PENDED, IN LIvERPooL--YARIoUs FOR
EIGN LTRRs, &C., &C. s'12 3.
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.FINANCIAI,,l
RICHMOND STOCK ExcHaNtsE.

| SATURDAY, October Is, 1879.
sAIEs--2G0 Virginia consols sold OF 64l: 81 Loo
sold nc 654; $500 Virginia deferred sold at 7H
1,9oo Virginia ax.recelyable coupons sold nj ass
LOCO Richmond city SIS sold ut 123; 4 900 Rich.
m0nd, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad SIS
sold Mt 116; 1000 Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road third mortgage s's sold NJ e5. $500 Virginia
lo-4o's saldtatne4; 100 shares OF RtcfIm ond aud
Danvilie' Railroad stock sold NJ 25k, and share
sold pt 25s. --.z---.-.......- -. J..
GopeT.nlenf SecErities.-Unffed Mates AIS,
105 bid: Unilcd sta,es4ts. lo2 bid. 1929 asked.
3tste Sscurlttss.-ylrginia To- es. 53t hid. SAX
asked: virginia eofIsols 60 BID, E5E asked: Vtr-
Einia eonsols new. 80 old: Virginia deferred. TX bid,
~ asked: Virginia iBtErpst certificates, 14k bid,
assed; Virginia tax-recei7able coupons, sag BID,
City SECURITIES. Richmond city s's. }. aud j..
JzSH Pa ia d24 asked; Riehrsond CITY gs J. and
and A., 1o34 asisd Il anshesier IS, 1ax.;ec:iys.
bic, 81. and S.: 90 asked. ! - -
mortsage O. j. ane i III bid Trsinia cenars
Railroad third mortgage 6,s. J.. and j.. 1s1 bid;
Virginia Central Railroad nom mortgage as j. and
nortsage preferred SIS. J. and J.. 100a asked !;
Southsids Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's,
Railroad first mortgage s.. 4. ana o., I54 bid,
gage y, 81. and, n" l0I bid Orange and Alqxan-
drta Ru1iroad third mortgage S's, and NJ 65 bid,
%. asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad COM
solidsled 6,s. NJ: and N. 964 bid, 9s asked Rich
morig gage S's, j. and j.. I o. asked; C, C:aud A.
Railroad nrst mort gage rs. rs bid. 754 asked.
Canal BondS.-James River and Kanawba Canal
first mortgage 6's, II. and ". so bid James River
N. lex bid. ,. q - ) =
'Rattroad. Stocks.-C chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. loo par. l3 bid, 16 asked: Richmond and Pc
tersbuIg Railroad. 100 par, 40 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
100 par. 60 asked; Ricbmona and DanYille Rail-
road. 100 par, 25S bid, 25i5 asked. .lrs, :a--<
Bank Stockc.-First National, 90 par. hit bid
State Bank Of Virginia, leo par S3 bid: Union
Bank OF Richmond. so par, 46 bid, 4sk asked;
Aerchants and Planters Savings. 25 par. TN bid
Citizens Bank, 25 par, 21ai asked; Bank Of Com
MERGE 25 par, l7k bid 10 asked. .-...st-.... w.
in$urGnce CemDdnte$.-Virglnia State, 25 par,
80 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par. 100 asked: Mer-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, So bid; city, 100
par so bid. 80 asked.
Mscettdneous.-Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works Company, 100 DAT, 90 bid; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par. los asked. -
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THO Iost Eronnuts,

THE BODY OF PROFESSOR wIsE's COMPANION
5stitn%',i - * FOUND. !. ~, : { g : ~. -
i ST. Louis. October 25.--A body was found
on the shore OF Lake Michigan yesterday
which was identified, from the description
given by dispatches, by William q. Burr as
the remains OF his brother, George Burr,
who assembled in the balloon Pathfinder
with Professor Wise.
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syyop or VIRGINIA.
....se.ond AlnnnaI session.
n,y--.,M,oRSrNa SESSION

IS
.ooxn pAr-MoaSrSe SESSION.
Srnnd convened ats9 o'clock prompt.
the a ders,or Campbell in the chair. s :.
i!--h ,ms,,ees we're announced.
"ssm;ti, addressed The Synod IN regard
Dr., .InneAca.ioa Of q catalogue OF the
70 Inc SSminary,s and asked brethren TO
Union .nch memoranda as wou'd be ne.
iognlso n the compilation Of The same:
cesar. t u clerk announced, the death OF
The The, Minister minister's members OF the Synod.
ssrfi.,, ,srrator announced that proper com.
7ss PER, m'n On memorials would be appointed
a: Nasn,,tiou was offered By Or. Pitzer
\ ,,ng enIored eyangelization and prepa-
aoees.'tfs far The ministry. In the description
ra'i .,"a .s university, IN Washington. D.
q nov 10 Stated that fifty coiored men were
&. . ns AZ that institution and six or
saes Inherent denominations we're repre-
seven seven in The candidates for the ministry,
S :S. ISOLATION was referred to the Commit
; % RiIls aud Overtures, AZ r,,aazf. : &
''' COMMITTEES on SUNDAY SCHOOLS. @- {.
,,r DR.. strickler is chairman OF this
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EDUCATIONAL.


MApLEWooD iNSTLIIT !. 81. IV oss..
iSl ty,RDYILLE. Pa, chartered BY the ieTA-'
ia,nra Of Pennsylyau.i twentyopr miles souttNest
Of philadelphia the hsdelphia ana ba,aSSSt.y
Central railroad. admits both sexes.
Of he PROFESSIONS. Gradntes young tsaes: 5ivs1
little boys thorough home care. au 23-IS@22s1t
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES
| = PROFESSOR L. N. HAsskLEFF, hriassnHs NJ,
date professor 81 augusta FeInsie Senn.s ,rses
between Third and Fourth. opens OsLUSEh I.
1870 Youth Of both sexes recer ed spc,al esassss
for Chi ldren from six TO ten years o. a5x hoeSs
arranged TO suis pnpiis attandfng schoeiASf Epfh;
Evening" classes for young men ~ k1ssss s shs
taught Send for circulars TO so east Grace street
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HOLMAN hIVER-pSD.

HOLMAN hAYER-rSD.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
PROFESSOR FRED. j. GARBIT. VI. D., PHI. D..
,nthnr Of the WoMAN'S MEDICAL COMPANION
member Royal College Of Surgeons, fe!lo" al
the Royal College OF Physicians, ana ioS
many years Assistaut ri Bartholo-
news aud Guys Hospitals,
London, England
WILL BEN DAILY ATTENDANCE FOR CON
sIITATION FROM OCTOBER 23D
UNTIL NOVEMBER 9TH,
In the treatment OF
Wo3fES,s AM, CEaLDREN'S DISEASES,
MENTAL AND NERVOUS AFFECTIONS
| CHRONIC DISORDERS GENERALLY,
By ABSORPTION,
sa.s1 AT THE
/ r. HOLMAN LIvER-PAD OFFICE.
| .fa- 1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
FROM 8 TO IL AND TILL5 DAILY. ..
r. HEB CONSULTATION FREE.
7 Professor GkRBrT will in the course OF rev
days deliver lecture the sb,0rptire Treattaen
particulars os which will be duly annoanced.
&C 23-4t
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, October %. 1879.
The amber Of breaks to-day comprised hegs-
heaa. and 8 ,lcrces. The offerings at auction on
Change were 20 packages; Of which number 10
were sold 1t prices ranging from S1.30 to 1890.
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Flour.

FLOUR
Fine. &3.50@s4: superfne, $5.506S5.75; e1trs,
$6.5O@S6.75: common family, Sc. 75GG$7; fancy,
brands, S70&iS s..