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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, November b, 1873
Country Produce.

WEDNESDAY, November U, 1871.
Country Produce.
AppIes: $2Rs2.2 p barrel.
PsssWa1: zoe. u D.
!" Corn so ueGt: soc. p bushe for county; zoe. for
city mills.
Dried Fruit: Apnles, 3@4c.; peaches, peeled,
5@sc.; unpeeled, s@4e.; cherriea' 2oe. q 3D.:
Eos: Ia barrels, l3@14c.; in crates, 15a1 Ice.
feathers: Prime n"e-roose, 35S4Oe.; common
zg Wa use s1@sl.10 p bushel.
Hav: Virginia timothy, So@e5c.; MIXED, 65@
75c.; cloyeI 65c.
eets sseG Ir SGa Barrel sl.5o@s226
Lard: Country. 6hG7c.
Rye: 65@7oc. q busheL
SUmHc: PRIME roc.
B1led Stral0: 40@i5c.
Tatkoto: 5te5St. = 10. ,o1oo.
BURY wool will bring from 8 10 SC. q u less tnsn
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Roseadale. $3.50 p barrel.
L:ne: Agricultural, SO lOc: eushsi; KoGxnno
i H 81; Glenn's Falls. $4,000.
Plaster: I.ums. $3.50; ground, %; calcined
plaster Al 5O@.l.75.
Tar: Large size, S3.23aS3.50.
Drugs, Oysssufrs. Oils, &c.
4 4sn d $3.50 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: s275@s4 p case OF four
dozen. .r.t,..f
Copperas: &c. ss-.-E
.C0chfueGt: 9Oc. y No.
Extract of Loguood: tic.
indigo: 4I@$1.l0. ts...if.G
GtT:' Linseed csc: machine. al@sl.75: sperm.
1925: whale. tOc.: straits. z35sG45c.; LABRADOR
COO oil. 5OG60c.; lard. Coo: sweet 90 B dozen !;
best salad. $3.50: castor, 81 25 gallon: Virginia
iuhrtcating, 30G50c.: kereseae 10c., cash, B1Eai-
lon. ..'gr'-. j. = "a
Roots: Ginseng. 9oc.; seaees, without top, 500
Soda: Sal. 1sesc., In kegs; English soda, &c.
American, 8 G4e.7 ~ tt& tt"s"i -
Spirits THrDentins: 4oc.
DRY Goods.
R-o,on Shsst.ngs and Gatrtfn1s: "a Manches-
ter act Manchester. 64c.: q Manchester. 4Scs :
"A lanes. River. &C.: \ James; 'Rtvey., Ole: 4
lanes River 4xc. A Grlaitevillc. 10. GRANITE
lille. &C.: A kockbrfdge. &C: RRoekDSdc. hSc::
4 w Conesroga. TIC: X q. Conestogs, 6de.. ~.
Couestosa. &c lo-4. fenerill. 2Se.; los Caty,
Sgieaefsd GhiTftnos and Shestiags: "a HsI,-
sutta, -12c.:. "a Masonyllie, SHc.: A socaoa'e
Do. - Home, 9xse,ss A 0neada, tet.s ga
Ivondale. To-: A. social. exc.:. 4-A Alena w
exc; Whtestone.s aHc.; 4 Barns!ey, ,6ae.s p sa
Doy BIC: Fruit-of- the Loom, exc; b. SSltnatS,
7c; Nethuan, &c. PETERBOROUGH, 44c.i Iva wal
than. PIKE: le-4 Ctv Mills. 25c.
. Brosur Drf.ss FHtersrarrE. 6fFesfS 6faaasav1hss
&c.; Rockbridge, a, &c.; AA, eHe.
Correct ;yeGns: Fxyantas Sci aAaaoa8eaG, loesS
ps,assss Har!era. 129c: BostSn stcam saifls. Sc,
Prints: American, 9Xc; Aliens, 6c.s hien.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Relations Between England and
r t.- Turkey.

n "A
r 80 g.. Turkey.
LONDON, November ga Cabinet coun-
ell was held yesterday, and another is 10 be
held to-day. Musurus Pasha, the Turkish
Ambassador, had en- Interview with Lord
Salisbury before the Cabinet council met,
and with Admiral Pothnan, the French
Schouyaloff, the Russian Ambassador, also
had an Interview with Lord Beaconstield.
The Times in leader to-day says: ave
have no reason to suppose that the mea.
sures OF reform on which Sir Austin LayarG
is insisting are beyond the powers Of the
Turkish Government"
A dispatch from Constantinople to the
Times says: "The papers are sedulously
propagating false rumor that Sir Austin
Layard used menacing language to the Sui
tan in order to obtain for an Englishman
the command OF the Turkish troops in Kur-
distan."
The London correspondent OF the Man
chester Guardian says: 1.-THE clouds on the
political horizon in consequence OF the
strained condition OF the relations between
England and Turkey may be considered to
have vanished. Diplomatic action has re-
suited in much more satisfactory condition
of things, and the British Mediterranean
fleet will not now proceed to Turkish
wate:s.'' $50
Russia Accused Of Completely In the
Recent Afglianfstan Troubles.
LONDON, November 5.-A Berlin dispatch
to the Morning Post says the National
Zeitunq accuses Russia of completely in the
latest troubles in Afghanistan. Papers
found in Cabul, it says, disclosed the fact
that Russian influence is active against
England, and some Of the papers seriously
compromise the government at ST. Peters
burg. ..... ...:.y... ,...... ....
Renewal OF the Floods in Spain.
MADRID, November 5.-FIoods have &C.
Cured in the province OF .laen, c2GG5iing
great loss, There has been renewal of the
foods in Murcia., ........ ...
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, November 5.-News from Kur-
distan received by the Porte says the CHIEF
OF the insurgents has collected 10000 men.
The Government sent Sumich Pasha to En-
zeroum to form three columns Immediately
and attack the Kurds on three Sides,
LONDON, November 5.-The first cargo OF
American new wheat has arrived at Cardiff.
It consists OF 43, 800 bushels, and is in splen-
did condition.
The manager OF the Madras British H.
dis) railway telegraphs to the directors OF
the company, in London, that an accident
occurred to a passenger train near Arco-
mum on the 31st OF October, in consequence
Of the sinking OF an embankment after q
rain-storm. Nineteen persons, including
three Europeans, were killed, and forty-fve
wounded. ,...-t :,..t.-i
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General 4Iooker's Obsequics.

NEW YORK, November 5.-The remains OF
General Hooker lay in state at the City Hall
to-day until noon, when they were taken to
Rev. DR.. Adams's church, on Madison ave-
nue., followed by long military procession.
Minute guns were fired as the corte2e
moved up Broadway. Flags were at hall
mast on the public buildings and shipping,
and the streets were thronged with people.
The funeral Grafton was pronounced by
Rev. DR.. Adams, who was assisted in the
services by Chaplain Tuttle, .. S. A. The
remains were taken to the pennsylvania
Railroad depot for transportation to Clncla-
patj
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Ey Telegraph.
MINI NnDK

NEW YORK, November 5.-Nosn.-Stocks irregu-
lar. Money call. per cent. Exchange-Lon9,
$50; short, 1921 State bonds dull. Governments
firm. ..E &.
Euening.-Money rather stringent at 7Gl74 per
cent. Exchange, 40. Governments quiet and barely
steady; new 5's, l02h: ~ per cents, 1905; per
cents, 1925 States generally steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-Virginia 6's consols
624: second series. 80: past-due coupons, SO; new
lO.4O's, SIX. Bid 10 day.
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Fire Record.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HELENA, ARK.
MENPHIs. November 5.-A fire at Helena,
Ark, yesterday afternoon destroyed five
buildings on Main street, Including the
Odd-Fel!ows' building, where it originated.
The losses are reported as follows: Jacks
& Co., on building, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000; loss on stock, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Mayfeld & Co. lost $1,000; fully
insured. Sam. Bender loses on house S3,-
600; insurance. $4,000; on stock, 5000 !;
half insured, half saved. 7. L. Airey &
Co. lose $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Mrs.
Washers loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
The Odd-Fellows lost their regalas, &c.
FIRE IN ELIZABETH, n. J. w..
ELIZABETH, N. j., November 5.-The
Elizabeth gymnasium, City-Club stables,
and the residence Of George Cave, member
OF the Board Of Education, were destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss, 100000 to $780,
900. 1t is feared that an employe at the
stables persisted in the flames.
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-soas: y. .spr,sne. 81. . aasehs.sss. $40.
5Ms.eSy. v.f;ntai; g.ase, paeiae. 6e Arroi,
&c ac.: aarpony; oKs.: Wamhutta. 4Xc.; Glonces!ef
0amorfcs: kice. Sc: Enslisr. So
-: Fsreign Fruits and Canay.
Ge smeaas: i assstns. ss.so zSos.
orange: Out OF season.
Groceries. &c.
rbses. sze sa'V VrS,s sxs Cen rss s
Solo, Sal sot sTs IS93s ysin,s bans la:ss
hams. 10@10te. stock light. :; - S'A
three sef Sosns sSai1 tTo hoops, sl2ses1so
srss,ss. Two ssrlnas. sle.las three sr,nx,
81. 0@s2: four strings. &2.266s3. $3.50
Coffee: Rio-Conmon. r36 l4c.: rsir, JBA
.gasatss: Adams nne csnales. l91e1sc. asst
GSesss: Prime cutting. isXc.; aorta aes an
western prime cutting. 11k6I2kc. COMMON. 1Oa
III S;1 sa ssss SaIz asssos gasaPp
fish: HerrirGs-Nsrtn Carolina No. cut. %
north Carolina gross. s4Gas46o; North Caro-
No. Ray, sls: No. 3. in s SsTeI, $3.50: Soe
No. 2. IN kits, sl.s7h; No. s,si.5o. -
barrels, &c. ~
1aotnssss: Common syrup-Hesshesds. eIc.
ssa45c. > gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4oas5S'
SAT-: Liverpool, from store, $50. Ground
Sugar: Crushed. He; powdered. 1Oye.: srssU.
, Hsaw iea G sf a. 3s.; sss extra C. &C.
5ooD. Common. safe; best Washing Tk3sc
toilet. l5l2oc.: and fancy prices: country,4a5c
Tsds: Black. 5ac. G$l.-the last q uri me article
imperial; si:lo@$1.se; empower, sI4sei.75
Hides. Leather. &c. ......
Hides: Green. 5@6c.; drv saIted. lo6llc.: DRY
ains lsa@a4c wet ssised, 1884, Wer sailed cat
Leather; Sole leather. oak. so@sec.: sole leather
hemiock. 20ta27e.: country upper. 306s5 0c. Guy
coantr! s5so ss G4: :h sGsss
sknss French. sl9sl.s0 D D.; rough skiytlaz.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: american refined. Old Dominion. SIC.
| . D.; English and American sheet, Sa &C.
STedsS. hammIe5ea oss; hoop, 4@6s Pia iron
4 blast charcoal s24@$2s.,
Nq lis 0Ia Dominion. 1890 in wholesale lot
Plough Casttngs: Wholesale, &c.; retail, "a
Nope: Manila. best, l4@l5c.: ja.s, 5000.
xS sfss: Mixed cotton be- white sse T'oHs=
Liauors. Wines. &C.
, Ade: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.2s o.
,Brendis.: Domestic. s1.25a$2: fruit. al.1oa
Srana a paeb ssw SStI65at2 old, s22o@ss;
BE Whiskeus: Medium, sl.5oas9: pure old. %
sss4 xsrg1nia mountain, new, $2@s2.5o, ID
Gin: Domestic. Sl.25@S2: imported, 70 = cssa
Eep England Rum sl.5o@Sl.6O.
RectJssd Whtsksys: Market uuict proof. fl . 5,
| Lnu,ber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. $l31&l5 = 1000: Western
| s14Gi42.50 3 1000: yellow pine boards. SIX %
El1: oist s9laSl according to lengths. Shlrre,-
PINE; oos l.7J@s22o: cypress six-nch: 50 e$ 8
1000. Laths-Spiit, IL; sawed, Sl.75e;sl /. SO
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SKIN. DISEASE.
A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM j. A. TUCKER
ESQ.,, MANUFACTURER OF THE BAY
STATE sUPERPHoSPIIATE.

NsSSrs. Weeks d Potter: Gentlemen.-I think
have paid for medicines and medical treatment
during the last twenty years all of three thousand
dollars. without receiving any permanent relief.
Last May, while taking Turkish bath 1T "a Bea-
con street, young man employed there by the name
Of William Corbett induced me to allow him to APP
ply preparation that he had upon me. assuring me
that 1t was perfectly harmless, and for a certain
consideration he would cure me within thirty days
from the time he commenced. In cast he failed to
do so was TO pay him nothing. l consented, and
he applied it nearly every day for five W. eks when
the disease entirely disappeared very cheerfully
paid him the amount agreed upon, and then asked
him what this remedy was. and he replied that 1t
was NO other than CUT1CURA. =
Since that lime have had no trouble from this
disease, and have not had such good health In TWEEN
ty years as have had during the last six months.
Ihave since my recovery bought CUTICURA and
given 1t to friends suffering with skin diseases and
in every instance 1t has cured Them believe 1t to
be the greatest discovery Of The present century,
- -. ....'.... j. a. TUCKER,
IS DoANE STREET, BOSTON, Dec, 20, 1878.
Eote.-Mr Tucker Is a well-known citizen; and
has served the city In many important capacities.
He is at present member OF the Board Of Alder
men. He Is also well known 10 agrcuiturisrs AND
farmers as the manufacturer Of the celebrated Bay
State Superphosphate. '''rs.: ~. ...."
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Skin and Scalp Diseases should be treated exier.
nallv with CuTICUnA. assisted by the CUTICURA
SOAP, aud RESoLyENT taken internally, until
cured, and for some time afterward. Where the
humors are confined TO the blood and do not show
themselves on the surface, the REsoLvENT alone
will speedily drive them from the system. The Gu
TICURA REMEDIES infallibly cure the most ioath-
some cases of scrofuious- and skin ana Scalp,tu-
nors as is attested by hundreds of unsolicited tes-
timonals In our possession. .'.' ,.s.
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Fatal Political Row I'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, November 5.-1n the Third
district OF Anne Arundel county yesterday
a difficulty occurred between whites and
blacks, In which John Goss was killed by a
bludgeon in the hands OF colored man
named Simmons, who has escaped.
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scrofulous Ulcers and Sores Assesses, Milk Leg,
Fever Sores, Erysipelas Sores, Old Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, Boils, Carhuncles, and Blood I'm
plri'ies which manifest themselves by bursting
when treated internally by the CUTICURA REsoI.-
YENTand externally with the CuTICURA and CUTI-
or Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis. Leprosy,
BARRIERS Itch, and all Scay and Itching Eruptions
of the Skin; Scald Head, Dandruf and all Irri-
tating and Itching Humors Of the Scalp, which
cause the Hair TO become dry, thn and nfeess. and
result in Premature Badness, are permanently
cured by the CuTlCUHA REMEDIES.
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Fatal Accident.

RED BANK, n. j., November 5.-saul
Hendrickson and wife, while crossing the
track OF the Freehold and JamesburS rail-
road last night in Il wagon. were struck by
train, and both fatally injured.
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The Arkansas River Dry.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 5.-Ad'
vices from the Indian Territory report the
Arkansas river dry at Big Bend. This was
never known to occur before. The corn
crops are very short 10 the Cherokee, ChicE-
asaw, Seminole, and Creek nations. Much
suffering is anticipated.
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tGl;oNFlijElClJ,TEONERTEs, tse..

DURE CANDIES.-I, am manufacturing
IL dafiy my tnimitable pare crushed sugar CLAR-
SiFS for Wholesale purposes than any house In this
coupiry--warrspted, perfectly pure and no adnlts.
rati6lis we don't use sIfy Rncos gfape-euear, ara
dsyored, winter. hsighter.- arreE and "a
sosaHd rH Il ny BossfEUx.
.son l4l2 Main street.
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The Knife I'm New York.

NEW YORK. November 5.-During All al
tercation in front Of 1874 Worth street this
morning, Patsey Mccormack plunged a
knife into the left side Of Thomas WelsE's
abdomen, making such a fearful wound
that bis bowels protruded. John Conroy
ran up to interfere, when Mccormack stab
bed him. inficting precisely similar wound
to the one inflicted on Welsh.
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SeanaeHl Rescued.

BOSTON, November 5.-The steamer Star
OF the East, OF the Bath Line, yesterday
sighted on her trip to Boston wrecked
vessel with three men on the cabiu.iop,
which had foated off. They were rescued.
On the ruff with them was the body OF enc
OF the crew, who had attempted to swim
ashore with line and was drowned.
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NORFOLK, November 5.-The schooner
Lottie, from New York to Richmond. which
went ashore at Ocean View yesterday, is
still high up on the beach. The Richmond
tug Arctic was endeavoriug 70 pull her of
all yesterday without agail, and a lighter
was sent for this morning to take out part
OF her cargo. -..,..s-
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LABOR EXCHANGE
orr,cr SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES
ALMsHoUSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND. VA, Septenber 24,l97o. I

Z
RICHMOND, VA, September 24.1S79. >
LABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
n FSTA BLISRED. under the supervision OF the
undersigned, for the purpose Of oa.ainins Work fof
the unen poyed and homes FOR 'naisent chioren VI
this city. .-.,,-s =. opr7fE HAS pEEE
OPENED, IN connection Win me ,hoas seee =.
Ing employment and those desiring 10 employ per
sons can be registered. ns occpna-
Persons representing various trades ana oeeupa'
rions ire now resiste cred for employment .
Tho e in want OF SERVANTS, LABOEEkS, &c.
are requested to call at or correspond Win His
ONCE. ,..,g..7...s. =, ,,ee,,,,rpI,rEN.
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RiCHhOSD
VA marked LABOR EXCHANGE
'' CHARLES p. BIGGER.
sesA-8m Superintendent of Public Charities.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Have done for me what hundreds Of dollars spent
on other remedies have failed TO do and do not
hesitate to recommend them as frs-class articles.
Yours truly, MARK BRANNAN.
CARBoNDALE, PA, December 20, 1878.
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A Hurricane

: "-..-f ON THE HAGUALEH' I5L.NIsUcs
HALIFAX, November 5.-A steamer ut
Picton from the Magdalen Islands reports
that on October 29th the islands were visit
ed by one OF the, most violent gales ever
experienced, doing great damage. For
twelve hours it blew perfect hurricane.
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Removed from Office.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Aloert R..
Lamar, OF Georgia, tally clerk OF the House
OF Representatives, has been removed by
Chiei- Clerk Adams.
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! A ,FnILin Wheat.

A PANIC IN, THE Nsw YoRK GRAIN RAIN Market At l
NEW YeRK, November 5,-Aoon.--There
is almost a. panic In, wheat. Spring aas De-
clined 2@se, end winter 2S8easana corn
t@4c.
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Price of CUTIcURA, small boxes, so cents; large
boxes containing two and one-half times the guam
tity OF small, 81. REsoLYENT, 81 per bottle. CUo
TICCRA soar, rs cents per cake: BY mail. ~
cents: three cakes. rs cents. mp 3O-Tu,Th&S
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Flour.

Fine. ss.5O@s4; superdne: $5.50@S5.75; cxtrs,
S6.50@S6.76: common family, $6.7S@S7; fancy,
brands. S7(G}S. ,.. d.. .....
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s!5' BANKS AND BANKERS.
faITLZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
o. ,1,.up CAPITAL. :, :, . sI0o.p 900
, 49,, .tett n y----~SSs - - x
o. W. PIGKRET.E, President,
g. B. SEEAD, fpashies.

neposits OF one dollar and apwsrds received. aA
n ner cent allowed % drp0sftss rs q 4 ESQ.,.
DsUcsife received saatecf to cheek Nithew a0sio4
ans, iieresI allowed On xsEre III not Oh isors
f,sansntiy than sga on three hInesa week.
Iutereg en- an deposits 20 commence ten daN
eanS ,sIen avery day from O'Clock A. tii
oefocf p. &C., and on Saturday fso@ 4 z. y. "
PM
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CaRPETs, OIL.CLOrMs, As.

>>-~~~~----~~~~~~-~T
DHILIPs & JENNINGS, 1911 MAIN
L SHEET. RICHMosD H As-@s 81 pave 1nsta ss-
DRUGGETS. RUGS, and MATS: L.CL0THSo
all widths: LACE ana UA9Ask CURTAINS
CORNICE and SHADES; PAPEh'HAS9iSDSo
ali styes; which we are Offering at low prices.
o e Iseam ps' A'' PHiLLIPs 4 JENNINGS
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LIN, :CEMRNT,., AID PLA

PHYSICIANS or all schools use and recommend
Hop Bitters. Take their ADVICE.
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CUTTCURA.

'' CUTfCURA.
~ u 7 | G u r A.
BLOOD AND SKIN-HUMORS
ICALLY CURED BY THE CUTICURA re-
NEEDLES WHEN ALL OTHER KNOWN
.. MEDICINES AND METHODS OF
TREATMENT FAIL.
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Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.


Church.
PLAN OF EPISCOPAL VISITATION IN THE SOUTH
BRN STATES FOR THE SPRING OF 1880.
New YORK, November 5.-The bishops OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church have Just
held their annual meeting for 1870. The
following is the plan of the Episcopal visl-
tatiou In the southern States Tor the spring
OF 1880:
Fernandina, Fla, January 10th, Bishop
Simpson. .,.,
), New Orleans, La, January 14tb, Bishop
Harris. :....,
Macon, Miss, January 7th,t Bishop Har-
ris.
High Point, N, c., February 4th, Bishop
Simpson. 49,. i'll: 49,. ,.s-. ...r,r
Charleston, S. c., January 21st, Bishop
Simpson,. 2 - = -. 49, T..
Concord, Southern Central, January 18th.
Bishop Simpson,. 9S'9',ad s:t.t.s:lz.' 81.
Norfolk, Va.,. March Sd, Bishop Merrill.
i ,RussellYille, Ark, February 4th, Bishop
Merrill. ~. 49, sN.s {, S.i 49,
Jaeksonport, Little Rock, February 11tb,
Bishop Merrill. ~ ~; at
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Prepared by

Prepared by WEEKS j. P0TTER,
- 800. Chemists and Druggists,
s1 $50 Washington street. Boston, Mass,
and for sale by all druggists and dealers. -. a..
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ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

weary sufferer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, W eak
male weakness. Shooting Pains through the Loi n
and Back, try these PIASTEks Paeeo r over sn ne
Pains Bilious Colo, Liver Complaints, and protect
the system from thousand Ills. ap 30-Tu,Th&S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-NovEMBRR 6, 1879.
Sun rlscs ,,...... G:38i HIGH TicR.
Tooy riser. 1O:lo Eyesing...........- 900
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 8. 1879.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, il. Is. 1s'um'
agent. ,,,,,,,. ,.
Schooner A, Robinson. Adams, Norfolk ola Os-
bor1,s. coal, Curtis d Parker.
Schooner william Layton, Layton, Georgetown
paving blocks, Currfe Co.
CUsToM-HoUSE REPORT.
cleared American schooner Maud Briggs. Da-
xIs Babia Brazil, with $50 barrels and 90 half"
barrels OF -four valued at Sl4 ,434, shipped Dy tho
Haxal-Crenshaw Company.
BY Telegraph. 80
NEW YORK, November 5.-Arriycd: saratoSa
City OF Dallas.
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plea SAM uoode, Jr.. Of Virginia, Is a very
iepr, SEM; spsea cake smooth and earnest. He
lie T nS, i N ,lliam and Mary College, and,
ever bs ss Is serupuIousIy exact in w hat
tseutys :, says. ! should nut. BIN among the
sAdsS. a.o gan always getsa full hearing.
sjLle t an, Of Tennessee, is b earnest. Tor
iar ,ssSer, put Ilapprsnsnd 7bis staldif,a
absirass Key aepsadent upom hfs snasfssnn' ~
li9ns no q TIE COMMITTEES on Hppfo,,ria.
As gives hine an opportunity Of
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SOUTHERN MEMBERS.


3. lhe name Of John Randolph Tucker be-
l,is mentioned, the conversation was again
u"ec:ed 20 the southern members, and the
ueneral was asked who, 10 his opinion,
was was Tue ablest man in the House from the
South.
tie smiled complacently, chewed the end
VI cigar for minute or two, and made
, Ias"er that be didn't regard any one OF
'nsia as The abIest.
r.. Joe Blackburn, OF Kentucky, is one OF
sue ieadIest takers. He has fine voice, a
az; are vocabulary, and is never at a loss for
.ts. Tue right word. AS an elocutionist and
sue',rleian | should call him the finest
speaker in the House, and no one commands
ms sae attention-I speak now OF southern
II. tucker, OF Virginia, perhaps, is among
ss. uost scholarly. His diction is pure and
enSSaut' and be impresses one as man Of
t, sule ana refinement. He was long Pro
st ';, OF Law at Washington and Lee Uni
r.nss, and, think, prides himself on bis
bay IN stating proposition OF law.
a,s.s.nhe speaker, and never fails to COM
"s@e attention OF the House.
aseIsssss @. Bill, OF Texas, Is also man OF
bum J. 'hiity. Like Tucker ADD Black
excescIis always holds attention, being an
Be- e,ely earnest and vigorous speaker.
enc, n more independently OF party infu- |
sOutib probably, than any one from the |
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The State ConserYatiye, Committee, from
informstion reesiYedb by them and from news
paper returns, last night made up the fol-
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Mr., W. &C. Elam, secretary OF the Re-
adiusters' State Committee, claims Is SEN
ators and So delegates.