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EARD OFFICERS.

WARD OFFICERS.
xm l,-Police Juror. Thomas John.
y Justice Of the Peace, Lorenzo
W. constable, o. J. Butler.
,o'xa17-S. y. Shackelford. Mayor.
sA3~ble. d'io'A'
mEPolice Juror. j. b. Lewis.
q the Peace, john p. Haduot;
s,'.s!s, John Anthony.
20 S-Police Juror. Joshua Kemp:
~ o. the Peace, Robert Lacroix:
saals, Thomas Wagner.
,,'ss. " -hiics Juror N. Nugent, jr. /;
vi NJ q the Peace, s. Y. Lacrosx; Con-
J. H. Thompson.
o-Police Juror, j. NJ. Brian:
an. NJ ~ me Peace. G. X. Nugent; Con-
u. Norris.
ae-Police Juror. B. cbslstte.
~ " :, ne Peace, 4. l. Craig; Con-
Sas-Polics Juror. S. C. Currv.
~ u Peace, d. G. Cory; Con,
ES. W. Ethridue
- r9,S,xsaY-H. V. Mccain. Mayor:
st,Sls s'oy Magistrate; H. c. Rogers
SCHOOL BOARD
{ Dunn, President; 8. r. sbacta,-
ssorer; W. G. Deal, Secretary.
- mp J. p. Lincicun, d. r..
/, c sas Corey, Daniel O'Quin and
LODGES.
VILE Lodge No. lo3-Reeular
q aoas first and third SUNDAYS
IN lelth. Oficers-A. L. Grow.
I'LL eknight Sw;'J. w. Garrett.
!, Monntine. Treasurer: ". L.
4 0Asoe secretary |; "A. Powell, 8 d;
soun' D; b. Bullitt, TYLER.
SSs.y Lodge No. l6o-Regular
~ s,1 inst Saturdays on or
~ . MI moon of each month.
AsG. va Mcosin, " Il: E. n. j
Z David Hardy, Secretary:
- 80 = 3 , Mccain, ] D; W.0.
Nh sIa 3. a. Dean, Stewards |;
,1sfay, Marshall; David Nj
y > faysc, Chaplain.
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md Z variety Of others.

ana variety OF UtHtfs. n u
, 90 LIST OF rRDl,rINos.
A full trimmed stove hns the fol
lowing: ono oval boiler, copper bot
tom; obe saucepan. copper bottom; one
tin staamer. two iron pots, ONE tea ket-
tie, one sad iron heater, two skillets, two
cake griddles, one gridiron, one gridiron
cover, four sheet iron pans one pudding
pan, one scraper, one cover litter, three
pieces Of pipe IS feet, ore elbow, two
pot coyers--26 pieces in all.
eD- Call at No. "a Magazine street
aud examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. ja25-ly :
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sTEWART THE sTABRER
a Bloody Encounter Between Two Ne
ar gro Politicians. Z

4
| tom House. leading into the build.
ing from Canal street, bloody
ARRAY occurred between two well
known negro politicians. VIM.
Ward and J. Ross Stewart, which
illuminated IN Ward being stabbed
IN the right breast, near the nipple,
with a gimlet knife, alleged TO have
been IN the hands Of Stewart. ssTs
The wounded negro was removed
Ito the Charity hospital, where his
wound was examined by House
Surgeons Pratt and Miles, who de-
cfined to- express an opinion AZ TO
stewart. as soon as be had COM
mitted the deed, sought refuge in
the Custom House, where all the
efforts OF the police to arrest him
proved Ruthless. .e-i safsig
Ward WAS interviewed and made
the following statement:
had just been to the trai n send
OF witnesses to- w asIlington for
Senator Spolfdsd and WAS on my
way buck 10 the Custom Hoase.when
i saw !. Ross Stewart standing on
the steps of the Custom House.
spoke to him, He asked me who all
had gone. / said some seven or
eight persons. He asked me what
Iexpected them to swear to. an
swered that 1 expected them to tell
the truth. He said that he Thought
that ! had brought all this around,
and that ought b die. l, said:
sWhat do you mean ~ He said:
You s--n of BIB, l mean it, and
drawing gimlet knife struck me in
the right breast about two inches to
the left Of the nipple, say almost in
the middle of my breast. I ran
across the street. He pursued me.
! blew my whistle for the police.
He followed and cut at me; he ran
back, and | slapped ON the other
side of the street and walked back
to the middle Of the neutral ground,
calling for the police. Stewart went
up to one of his colleagues and tried
to get = pistol from him. He then
jel ked . club from his colleague and
started after me. ran toward an
officer, calling on him tn protect me.
Stewart upon seeing the officer re-
treated into the Custom House.
The reporter next repaired to
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in Ns,v Oyteaas.

( Below will he found the names of
few Of the leading Cooking Stoves. with
sizes and prices. viz: ~ tss ffF
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The South American War.

LONDON, September 20.-A dispatch
dated Valparaiso, August 10Th, uia Lisbon,
says: "Thc Peruvian ram Huascar yester-
day bombarded Antafogosta for five hours.
The CHILEAN gunboats Maeelanes and
Ahtoos replied. The Abtoos's hull was
pierced three times, and considerable
number OF her crew were killed and
wounded. The town was not much dam
aged. The GILLIAN iron-clad EscaIade ar
rived at Antafogosta four hours after the
departure Of the HuaScar. Two CHILEAN
Wan corvette Union, which is reported
cruising in the Straits of Magellan to inter-
cept CHILEAN Transports"
Canada.
THE TROUBLES OF TIE CONSOLIDATED BANK.
MONTREAL, September 20.-The share
holders of the Consolidated Bank have called
upon the directors to make good 100000
deficiency, have asked the Government to
the offenders. If guilty, and have resolved
to throw the bank into liquidation.
Germany ana the Vatican.
LONDON, September 20.-A dispatch from
Rome to the PaN-IMaH Gazette says: NE
gotiations with Germany have abruptly ter
minated, and the Falk laws will remain in
tact. The Pope is not we'll"
The Afghan Rebellion.
LONDON. September 20.-The India Office
confirms the report Of the outbreak at Herat
on the 9th instant. Special dispatches state
that the troops ii the garrison plundered
and burned the Governors house and MUIR
dered the Commissary-General, who was
friend and supporter OF the Ameer. The
affair throws suspicion upon the loyalty OF
Ayoob Khan, q brother OF the Amcer. A
special dispatch from Lahore to the Daily
Ne1cS says "The Afghan tribes occupying
Guudameek threaten Dakka. The Cabul
rebels are lcvyng forced loans on the mer
chants. Much apprehension is felt about
the British residing at Maudalay, Burmah."
Various Forei@n Items.
LONDON, September 20. There is news
from ConstantinopIe OF another fight be-
tween the militia and MuSselmans IN Phil
lipopolis. Ten persons were killed and ten
wounded.
A Berlin dispatch says the Archbishop OF
Posan has been condemned by the PruSslan
tribunal to a fine OF 10000 marks or seventy
days Imprisonment for unlawfullv cxcom-
municating Il Catholic priest who had obeyed
the May laws.
LONDON, September 20.-The Times says:
ssThe news concerning the Egyptian cotton
crop continues very good. and large yield
is expected. The samples so far have been
OF a good quality"
LONDON, September 20.-The Bells Lite
says :. 4 Newcastle gentleman states that
he is authorized to match the oarsman
Courtney against Elliott, or any man in
England, to row on the Tyne, on the
Thames, or in American waters"
LONDON, September 20.-Indlan dispatches
report that tbe Afridees have signed fresh
agreement to ensure the safety of the roads
through Khyber, kohat, and Micbni passes.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
!, s 80 SATURDAY. September 90, 1870.
GopeTaN,kzt rftfea.-united Sfafps a. 1nI

s. .t Is ~ So SATURDAY.. September 20. 1870.
i, govsrameas seeartttes.-United States As 1o1
STATE stcur,tfsa.-virpinia 1o-4o'% 4as bid. so
giaia cousoss, new. % bid; Virginia deferred. 5
bid, 51 asked: Virgfsia interest certificates I3s,
bd Il asked; Virginia tax-rcceirable coupons, s1K
Citp sec,tsitfes-R Richmond city s's. J. aud j.,
1884 bid. 1e5 asked: Richmond city 6.s. j. and j.,
l974 bid; retersbarg city s,s os bta; Petersburg
rs. ii. and n. loo bid. >' ~
q, Ratlroad Ennds.-virgininan Ger Central Railload
trail Railroad third mortgage SIS. J. and j., o01
bid; Virginia Eentrl Railroad fourth mortgage SIS,
j. and j. JOG bid vrg nj Gsnira Rail- non
nessee Railroad second mortgage g.. aud j., 90
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage s's J: and J.. Is bid; Virgiuia and Tennes-
see Railroad funded Ss, j. and D., 100 bid: South
side Railroad 1rst niorgage preferred s's. and
j., LOG bid; South-ide Railroad second mortgage
preferred 6's. and j. 90 6.d; Souttside Railroad
SIS asked: Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
crftfcate. 1ol bic; Orange and Altxandria Rail-
Raoad thrd oa sTa"ge
and n. &c bid =: Orange. Alexandria and Manassas
Raiiroad FIRST mortgage e; j. aud D., 63k bid;
NJ and N. 9s bid: Richmond. York River aud
Chesapeake Railroad Erst mortgage Ss, j. and J.,
l01 bid, leo a>ked; e., G. and a. Railroad first
Is 3D. 10 assed
Railroad St0cHS.-ConnecfioH Railroad stock. 70
par, 80 bid; Richmond aud Danviie Railroad, 90
= Bank Stocks.-National Bank of Virginia. no
par, SO asked; Union Bank OF Richmond. so mar
43 bid, so asked; Merchants and Planters Savings,
rs par. 17H bid. .-t.
Insurance. Companies.-VirHlnia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, IS asked: Virginia State, Is par
2S1 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par 90 BID. 100
asked: Merchants and Mechanics 100 par, SIS bid,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

S7.5U.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, September 20. 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 46
hogshcaas. The offerings ut auction on Change
were 40 packages; OF which number 10 were sold
at prices ranging from 81 to $50.
|. The following are the quotations.
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Coinmon, S2.50@$3; medium, $40
$3.50 good, *4@t$4.50.
LeaE-Common, s5@s5.50: medium, s6@36.5O
good: s7@$7.5o; fine, $lo@sl..5o; extra line.
iTemnning.-Common. $2.5O@a4: medium,
$4.50G$6; good, $6@s7.5o; fine, S7@$9.
DARK Observation-Disclosures.
lug Fitters.-Common, s3@*4; medium. $3.50
leaf FIWers.-S'ommon. SIS @&6.50: medium. ST
@*s.5o; good, s9@Slo SO: due, s11@si2 SO
Wrappers-Common, s7@*s. SO: medium. SO
@S9.5e: good. SlO@S10.50: fine. Sl3@sl4; ex-
ira, $ll.5OGSl2; extra sun-cured, S1SG$25.
BRIGHT GooDs-MASUFACTUEING
Smokers..Sommon; S5Gs7; medium. $500
FiAers-Common, .5Ms6:- medium, s7@s9;
good, 81 O@S12: fine, S13@SlJ.
WraDpers-Conmon, &l2@s15: medium, 81
S25; good, s3o@s4O; fine, s45@$50; fancy. $50
N4hogany Wrappers-Co Common, &15@sls
medium S2o@S2?: good, S30G$40; fine, $3.50
$50; extra, $6o@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lug FiNerS.-Old dark, $36I4.5O.
Leaf Fitters.-Conmon 10 medium, - @S6; good
TO line. 5000.
Tugs cWork.ng:-SStew dark, s2.5o@9ss.
Mason County.-Sew common 10 good filters, 81
OSLO.
REMARKs.-There has been no material change
In The above quotations for several weeks. The
market Is little weak for all grades of filters.
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PETERSBURG.

,srsr OF A HOTEL THIEF RINGS AND MONEY
"', snr-Np IN HIS PoSskssroS-THE CATHOLIC
~ ,rps1oS--coTToN AND TOBACCO RE-
rs,prs-ISsPEcTIoNs FOR THE wEEK--rUB-
,,c.scBoor. LMsNT.--sUNDAY-sCH0OT
,rr,oN-- oTRER ITEMS. tt
correspondence of the Richmond Dtspa.ch.l
SEPrE3BER 20, 1879.
The rol;ce to-day arrested q white man
named Charles Moore, who arrived in the
nitv a 1ay or two ago and registered at the
Rnl,iugbrook Hotel-not giving his place OF
reSidcnce. Last night the rooms OF several
~ the guests at the hotel, and also at Jar.
ra,t,s Hotel, were entered and robbed OF
small, sums OF money, and in one or
two instances Of jewelry. Suspicion was
directed 10 Moore as the party VINO had
Committed the ,heits, and he was arrested.
on his person was, found some specie,
which BY the peculiar marks upon IL was
identified as belonging to Dir. Harry Hate,
nrp Of the guests who was rooDed. IL is
M, known where Moore is from, put from
,he way in which he talks be mas tIaV-
s. eIJea pretty extensively. de was iodged IN
iaIl 10 await hearing on MONDAY morning.
/, is learned that Moore recently came from
Richmond. Two very fine goia rlnss' EVIL
IDENTIFY belonging to ladies'. were fouhd IN
his TOSSCSSIOU. pS>to's dS DSSA w
rating In your city.
II Is expected, il the weather Is fair, that
q large company OF ladies, gentlemen. and
children will 90 out on the excursion TO
.Jarrstt's Depot tomorrow to witness The
ceremonies Incident to the laying OF the
cornerstone Of the new Catholic chapel at
that place. Bishop Keane, who is to deliver
the address on the occasion, will come over
on the morning excursion train tomorrow
and 20 directly through.
The receipts OF cotton at this mort for the
week ending to-day were 1S9 bales, as
against 62 bales for the corresponding week
Of las, year. The total receipts since Sep
tcmber Isl are 295 bales.
The receipts Of tobacco for the week
were 1870 hocshcads, and the inspections 42O
hogsbeads. The total inspections since
October 1t OF last yesr are 13.4.o hogs
heads. and the total receipts for the same
period 12,411 bo"sheads.
The enrolment in the public schools at
the close OF the first week OF the sessions
was 1856 white and $50 colored pup,ls-a
very small number in comparison with the
school population OF Petersburg. 1t is be-
!ieycd. however, that during the next two
or three weeks the enrolment will be con-
sdcrahIy increased.
The regular quarterly union meeting OF
The Methodist Sundav-School Association
of Petersburg will be held tomorrow after
noon ut the lIigh-Street church. An inter-
cstin- programme OF exercises has been
arranged for the occasion.
Rev. Thomas Spencer, rector OF St.
Johns church has been quite sick for seve-
raj days.
At the funeral OF Miss Mary A. Gillick,
which took place at the Catholic church
this afternoon. The pall-bearers were all
Young ladies. dressed IN pure white.
The planters in this section are beginning
TO cut their tobacco. While the crop was
cut short by the drought the quality is bet
ter than usual. ROBIN ADAIR.
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THE INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE.

The ,pAuence of climate upon constitution
subjected to trying change In atmospheric conoi-
tons, in water, and in food, is often marked and
disastrous Disorders OF the bowels and Of The liver
frequently terminating fatally, are prone to attack
the tourist by land, voyager by sea, IN unaccas
toned iatitudes-more particularly those near the
equator. The best medicinal protection against IL
regular ties Of the bowels, stomach. and liver, not
only from the above, but whatever cause arising, is
Hossetter,s Stomach Bitters, medicine IN wide
ard increasing demand in sultry portions Of this
hemisphere, and also In the tropics. Travellers,
e,nigrants, dwelier6 and temporary soJonrners In.
nslaYious districts use 1t very extensively safe:
guard. se17-WtwjF&,A I
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THE Az EsT NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH TO THE DIspArUH.

rHE yELLow.FEvEs scoURGE IN, THE
souTH-wARNiNG TO REFUGEES FROM
MEMPHIS NOT TO RETURN HoME-MuR-
DER NEAR eaNNELToN; THE MURDERER
LYNcHED-KILbED WITH A RAzoR-As-
sIGSMENT os THE PEOPLES BANK BoF
CHARLEsToN-P n oppose DUEL BE
TWEEN MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE GEORGIA LEGIsT4ATURE-THE HoCR-
MAN MURDER TRIAL; ACCUSED FOUND
GUILTY OF Observation-Disclosures. KATE
sPRAGUR WANTS 4 TRUSTEE FOR HIR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIA CES-BoM-'
BARDMENT OF A SOUTH AMERICAN
TOWN BY THE PERUvIANs--pOLfTICA
SEws-vARIoUs FOREIGN ITEMS, sc. "
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CLssE'EsfNG.

EIGHTY-F1RsT n< r.. ..
sEMI-ANNUAL OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY OF NoBGY STYLES.
E. B. SPENCE 6 son,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERs,
1900 MAIN STREET,
grateful for past favors from generous public re-
spcctfully ask an inspection of their
NEW FALL STOCK,
EMBRACING
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
IS EEPLETE WITH
HANDSOME STYLES OF COATISGs AND
SUlTINGS
OF THE BEST MAKES,
and will Ee
MADE TO ORDER IN TIE BEST STYLE,
AND
AT PRICESsAS Low AS THE LOWEST.
Give the old house trial.
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
Sc 22-3m Merchant TaiorS and Clohcrs.
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by Telegraph.

Z. NEW YORK September 20.-Woen.-Stocks frm
Money on call, sac per cent. EXchange-Loug
ash: short, 1881. State bonds dull. Govern
lnenls firm. g.. ~
Euening.-Monev easy at 1905 per cent. Ex-
change dull at 4S1H(94Sl4. Governments strong ::
new SIS, 102x: Az per cents, lO4A; yer cents,
1024. States dull
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. September 20.-The weekly statement
of The associated banks issued from the clearing
house to-day. shows the following changes: Loans
increased $2430,6O0; specie increased *65,10O !:
legal tenders increased $2.54S,300: deposits In
creased a2,69S.100: circulation decreased S2lS,-
600: reserve increased 1898 S75.
The banks now hold S4,90l,650 in excess Of
legal requirements
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 20.-Vlrr.n!a 6's, de-
ferred 8: consols, Ssh: second series, 2Sk; new
10.40's, 49s4; past due coupohs.S14. Ed to-day.
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The Georgia state Officers.

ATLANTA, September 20.-The House to-
day almost unanimously voted down the
resolution condemRing Governor Colquitt
for alleged corruption in regard to the office
OF the principal keeper OF the penitentlary,
and passed resolution asking the Governor
to examine into tie conduct OF that othcer,
and to take such action as he may deem
DrOper.s. +t'tE II 80 So Z 2. - : @ssf : ~
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South Carolina Legislators After
Blood.

AUGUSTA, GA, September 20.-J. j. OAR
gan and Joseph H. Earle, Of Sumter, S. c.,
came here to-day to fight duel. Dargan
was arrested and gave bond, but Earle
escaped. 1t is believed the parties have
gone to North Carolina to tight. Both are
lawyers, and members Of the South Caro-
lima Legislature.
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Mrs. SpraSUe's Case.

PRovIDEScs, September 20.-The appliea-
ton OF Mrs. Kate sprague for the appoint
ment OF a trustee of her property came up
in the Supreme Court to-day and was post
poned until Friday next. Mrs. Sprague's
counsel said there was no reasonable proba-
bility that Mr.. and Mrs. sprague would
eyer live together again.
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Commercial Troubles.
FAILURES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 20.-The rapid adj
vance in the price Of provisions during the
last three days resulted yesterday in the
suspension Of Joseph Jones Il Sons, one Of
the oldest firms on Change, and of Camp
bell & Johnson, who were chiefly interested
IN lard and short ribs.
THE CHARLESTON Is. c. FAILURES.
CHARLESTON. September 20.-There is no
authentic statement yet OF the liabilities OF
James Adgcr l. Co. They arc currently
reported to be nearly S2,O00,00 The Peo-
pies Bank. which is one of the losers, made
an assignment to-day, and will wind up.
This is State bank distinct from the Peo-
pies National Bank, which is not affected.
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Ex-Tsrcsidcnt Grant.

THE CITY OF TOXIC, WITH THE EX-PREs1DEST
ON BOARD, HEARD FROM.
SAN Francisco, September 20.-The
steamer City of Toxic, with General Grant
on board, is teegraphed as thirty miles out
side OF the Heads"
GENERAL. GRANT NOT ARRIVED.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 20-1l:30 Il.
M.-Up TO this hour the City OF Toxic,
with General Grant and party on board, has
not arrived. The published statement that
the steamer was signalled off the coast early
this morning is, therefore, without foun-
dntion. =. -
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Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, September 20.-This was the
opening day Of the fall meeting OF the LOU
isyilIe Jockey Club.
First race-dash OF three-quarter mile
was won by Florence b. Fred. Rice second,
Shaker third. Time, 1:i53.
The second event was a selling race for
$3.50, OF which $50 to 60 to the second horse !;
mile heats. The first and third heats and
the race was won by Ella Rowlett, and the
second heat was won by John r. Sweeney.
Time: 1:442, 1:454, 1:45s.
The third race-sweepstakes for all ages,
one and one-eighth mile-was won by
Himyai; Goodnight second, Dave Moore
third. Time, 1866.
The fourth and last race-a dash. of one
mile for purse of $200-was won by Cam
mief, with Montreal second and Ben. Hill
third. Time, 1:43.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, September 90, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IFhit 200 bushels. Red, 3,O44 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 3G2 bushels. Nired, CSC bush-
els.
OATS-760 bushels.
MEAL SO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAI.-W White. go bushels good at S1.2O; ia
bushels fair at Sll6-tntal. lac bushels. Red, 81
bushels good German amber Sl.1S "a bushels
very good German amber ut 1.2O 900 bushels
prime Lancaster at SLIP; 90 bushels good Lam
caster at Sl.1S; so bushels good Lancaster at
Sl.16; 80 bushels Lancaster at S1.l2; So bush
els Lancaster at SLIT: So bushels mixed at 81 ID
IA bushels mixed at Sill: l.06G bushels mixed
at Sl.l6 426 bushels mixed at SLIT: 42 bushels
common FuIz nj Sl.05: II huthels good FuItz at
Sl.13; As bushels good Fultz al 81 IA 100 bushels
very good FulrZ Ut il.l5; so bushels very good
Fullz at s1.l6: 5S bushels tultz at SLIP; ia
bushels common FultZ at s .0S: 1872 bushels prime
FultZ on private term; 2SS bushels Fullz on pri-
vate termS-total, 3,041 bushels.
CoRN-Jhte, 22S bushels very good ut 55c.
Nired, 500 bushels, In bulk..at sic.
OATs.-GO bushels very good spring at SAC.
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rev York. Democratic Nominations.

ALBANY, September 2o.-Edward .aur.
comb, III this city, was to-daynominated ~
the anti Robinson section OF the Demo cratic
party for senator. An entire county ticket
was also nominated. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted endorsing John Kelly
for Governor. The Convention Wgssyery
largely attended,
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MARINE HSTELLHGEHCE,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 81. 1879.
: ARRIEEn "A "


steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence New York. NOR.
cnahnlse ana passengers g. W. Allen s CO., agents
steamer Norfolk, Tunnill. Philadelphia, mer.
enhndfse and passengers. J. w. McCarrick. avent.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. United stale:
agent. '.. '..0I-.-.. 80 " A''"Aii'
guano. John Knox. - 's'-'' " -AN'e'
o6 schooner Union. -. Baltimore, light, TO load
nour, HaAal!-C renshaw Company. -. -. :"
schooner John E. Ward Ward, light, to load coal.
=. sts - SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Mary Ann Frances Lonaberty, Phila-
oeiphia- granite. Curtis e Parker.
schooner A d. Coco man. Thompson, Baltimore,
schooner NJ. G: Carroll. Carroll, Philadelphia,
slaves and bark, Curtis L Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers. G. W. Alien & Co. agen ts
Steamer Norfolk, Tunni!E. Philadelphia, mercban-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarricS, agent.
,r MEMORANDUM.
IHILAD Ell PHIA. September 1S-Arrived
schooner Saiie and Ellen, Hopkins, from Rich.
mono, and sailed same dry for Petersburg, Va.
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