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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND sToCK EXCHANGE.

49,. = g.es5y TUESDAY, UcInDef Sl4 1875
.sALEs.-2,Go0 virRinia eonsols soi,ii 1t s3.s
LOCO Petersburg city 6's rod &C 102; and 10
shares Richmond and Danyf:le Eaiiroad stock sold
at Is. s1
GouGrnmens Gscuritfes.-Unlfed Sates 4h,s,
105k bid; United STATES As. 1e2 bli
s.ass yifgiols lo-4g,s 62a BID. SSs
ferred. q bid. II asked; yirsisia iniervt seriia
per cent. bonds, so bid.
sia sss s..ea EieSas ey ad ID
and A. 1oo bid iss Pei e1sss t e S. I'll
and and ios Gd e s' 100
asked. . -
ntst mertgaRe 81. j. and j., 101 bid: Virgins
Central Railroad third mortgage ss. J. and u.
101 bid: Virginia and Tenn ss.e Raurad second
rosa fIrs. mortsase preferied ga J. and j.. ios
Did. Ill asked: Soultslde Railroad second mort
gage preferred 6's, J.. and J.. 90 b.: Seu:hstde
SSh bid. OF asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortsage s's, j.. and j.. 1l2x
:lonac Rail- DAD mortgage rs j. and j.. 100 bid
.0rn1 Ce and Alexandria Railrna,t first mortgage
6's: II. and N. ga bid; Grange and 'Alcsanaris
IS. NJ; and ". Ga Did. roy ash ed; Richmond and
md. 80 ssked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
s's. A. and o.. lG74 bid, ITO asked: Richmt MI,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad frst mortgage
81. J. and j.. l054 asked G., &. and A. Railroad
first NOR gage rs, 9JH Did. 90 asked C.. O. anita.
a1road SECOND mortgage rs, IS bid, 75H asbed,.
Canal Bozds.-.Iames River auf Nanawha Can,i
drst mortgage SIS, 81. and ". so bid. ,. - ~. 7
- Ratir0ad St0ckS.-Chesa Deate and Ohio Rail-
way, 100 par. IL bid. Id asked: Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad. 100 par, 40 bid. 90 asked;
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
common. 100 par. 40 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad per cent. guaran-
iced. 100 DlE, 80 bid. Connection Railroad lsDCE.
n. and ~, 20 par. II bid; kchD0ni and Dan.
Vile Railroad. 100 par, 24a bid, 26 asked: Sea.
board aud Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par,
SO bic, ..-.
Canal Stocks.-Jame5 River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par. asked. .....~
SAM Stocks.-First National. 100 par III bid
National Bank OF Virginia. loo par. Sc bid, so
asked Union Bank Of Richnond, SO par. Az
bid: Merchants and Planters Savings. Is par, 17x
bid; Bank Of Commerce, 20 par, zig bid, 10 asked
I'.snrance commandments State, 25 par.
20 bid: Virginia Homo. 100 par. 80 bii, 100
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, IS bid,
1C4 asked; CITY, 100 par, 80 bid; Granite, 100
,Mscet lameous.-Old Dominion IRON. and Nail
Works Company, 40 par, 80 bid : OH Dominion
Steamship Com pany, 100 par. los asked.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


TUESDAY, October 2l, 1879. !
Country produce.
Apptes *16li2 q barrel.
Bees1onr: zoe. p %. ...
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 15@lsc. fair
to good. S@ll2e. lh
corn Hsat: 6oc. p bushel for country; zoe. for
y Dried Fruit: Applea. 2@slc; peaches peeled,
3D.. black0errie3, Cote.
Egqs: Ii barrels. l fa12Hc. /; In crates, lac.
FeatherS: PRIME nye-soose, 35G4Uc.: common.
F7amscea: 1881 10 = husrel.
Hoy: Virginia timothy, 80c.; mixed, G5@75c.;
Dat oats: Biled. soa7oc.
pofato6s: irish. ;, barrel, s1.5oG&o.25.
e. e.: G5G7oc. = 6ishsi. .. .a
Esisd Stratg: 35@40c. .
WIZ WISHED: 1880: sn.wssse4. 2oGs2c.
bury WOOL Will bring from 20 sc. 3 d les .nsn
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C. 49,,
Cement. K0se.aaie. 81 so q barrel. i.s .,.,-.a
Lms:, Agricultural. sdaiOc: ouStel; Rocskro,
Ing il; Glenns Falls. s5asoc. '''A''' 'D''9
Plaster: l,"n $500; ground Sa: cajc!ned
Tar: Large Size, s3.23&S3.50. o. 81 .r'
Drugs, Dyestufis. giis, &C.
S Sssss'.rsssa ' i !; : ss7ses4 Of fec.
uOZcH. 80 90 ~ , -
!. eSesins'i. g Soc. . n. 55l4y sta.,
Eztratt NJ Logp00G: l7c. ..i s..t ~ g.
Indigo: aIasl.1O. 49,. -. ~ ..s..f If.
Ctis: Linseed &c.; u,scain p sIas1 .75 sperm,
al.25: whale. t0c.: straits. 35GA3c.: Labrador,
COG oil. S0a60e.; lard, G0e,; sweet, 90 . ahscr;
test salad. $3.50: castor, $50 u saIlon Yirgtpa
intoxicating. SGGr5Uc.; kerosene. 0e.i each, . gai-
Ion. s- <. #-.a. 'fiE5 i'll. :.
Roots: Ginseng, a0c.; seseca, Hiiaous top, $50
Acc. f.
American. 3M4c. ~, s.
Spirits 9Axpsnttns: 40c. r.. iJtINsF Z.
DRY Goods. ,g,.,,s' =.
Brotor Saset.nqs aad Safrttngs: "A Manche$
ter, &C.; \ Manchester. 6ac.: Manchester, 4Ac.;
"A James River. 6c.;, \ James River. 6Sc-: 4
James River. iic. 4-4 Graniieyle. To. Granite
2ille. H.: "A Bockbriigc- &C.; Rcckbride- bkc:
"A w. Cones,oga. 7c- u. tonestoga, 64e.: u.
Cones,oxa. &c; 10-4 reseria. 25s-; sie-4 City,
25c. Cotton-ysrns. zoe.
Bisaehed 2Airttaqs ga4g Saeetta9s: 4 Wann-
sutta, ICE: A AasonS,l!e., &c.; s-s Eeesdas:
&c.: A Home. 9kc.: 4-a hOneida, 1ees: ~
Avopdsse. Tel IS social. SIC: A AHoskegs,
ettD.; w hitestones eye; hsresley. Esc.; u ksd
n5gt 5xe SFfas, Loan, 9ci! 1B..S Eatsase.
han iii s7s.: LA NV niss 3D. ~. ssi ass
&C.: 1kockbfidge, A, &c.; IA, eye.
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United states Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, October 21.-The case OF
the State OF Tennessee against James N.
Davis came UP for argument In the United
States Supreme Court to-day upon diyi-
sion Of opinion in the United States Circuit
Court for the Middle District OF Tennessee.
Davis, who Is a deputy collector OF internal
revenue was indicted in State court OF
Tennessee for the murder Of James &.
Haynes, a citizen OF that State. Upon Pc
tition for the removal of the case from the
State court to the United States Circuit
Court, under section 643 Of the Revised
Statutes, the lower court was divided, and
tue case now, comes here for adj Indication.
The main question to be discussed is, in
tie words Of Attorney General Deyens'S
brief, substantially the same as that which
has for over half q century been debated IN
Congress and before the country-ViZ.,
Whether the United States Constitution is
q frame OF government created by The peo-
pile and acting directly from and upon the
or Is merely compact or
league OF sovereign States. Those WHO
insist that the General Government is
purely Federal Government, and not ma
tiouM in its character, are logically COM
PEELED to deny the right to remove any
cause, from Stote to Federal court, and
to declare the act OF 1889, section 20, I'M
constitutional; because il any right OF re.
movai exists it must extend alike to civil
and criminal eases, and the extent to which,
as we'll as the time and manner in which 1t
shall be exercised whenever Federal laws
or their execution is conccrnedl, is 4 ques-
ton Of eXpedicncy and no. OF power"
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THE FALSE NOTIONS EXIST IN THE

THE FALSE NOTIONS EXIST IN THE
L minds Of many otherwise n'ellgent people us
70 the REQUIREMENTS Of 4 disordered stomach or
liver. The swallowing OF nauseous and powerful
drugs Is the way TO encourage not 10 cure, dyspcp-
sia and liver complaint. Nor can consiipa'ed or
otherwise disorGereG condition OF the bowels be
remed,ed by similar treatment. That Agreeable aud
stoinachic ana apar!ent, aoste.ter Biz
tiers. htch Is The reverse of unpleasant, ano never
produces violent et cts Is far preferable to medl'
cines of The class referred 10 II tnfuseS new vigor
into 4 failing physique cheers The mind While It
the body, and Institutes complete re-
form In tie act lon Of the oisordered stomach, bow
els. or liver Appetite and sleep are both promoted,
uterine aud kidney affections greatly benefited by
It's use 1t Is, indeed, comprehensive and merito-
rIous pref araton free from drawbacks Ct any kind.
&c 22-Wiw).F&M
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THE LATESTsN NEWS.
Bgf rrEtL.EeRApH 10 nnE DIspArcH.

\ FrENDIsii OUTAGE IN ALLEGHANY.
COUNTY, 'yA.,ssASD ANOTHER ON THE
MISSISSIPPI INTERNATIONALLY CASE IN
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
THE INDIAN TROUBLES In NEW MaxIco3
AND COLORAnO-Loss OF THE BRITISH
SHIP EATURALIsT- THE YELLOW
: sCoURGE AT MEMPHIS AND OTHER
PoIsTB-THE MARYLAND iJocKEY-cLUB
/ FALL MEETING. AT FIaLlCo-MURDER
OF TWO NEGRO GIRLS IN GEoRGIA-THE
BLAIR JURY. STALL DIsAGREED-MUTINY
ON BOARD OF A .BRrTisH BARK orr CAPE
HsNRY-AlD FUR THE SUFFERERS By THE
FLOODS IN sPA1N-THE NEW. TURKISH
CABINET IN BAD DOOR IN FRANCE-RACE
! FOR THE CAMBRIDGEsHIRE STAKES.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 81 1870

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Wade ~ bushels. Red, 654 bush.
els; OF which 1926 bushels were rp-exlinitrd. pr.
CORN White. l42 bushels. Ared, 40, bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels.
RYE-6O bushels. -.
FOTAToES-36 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels prime ut Sl.55.
Red. ~ bushels very good German amber nj $l.h5 !;
2S2 bushels prime Lancaster on pi ivate terms; 20
bushels verv good Lancaster M 81 52: 126 bushels
good Lancaster IT S1.55: 100 bushels prime Lam
caster at Sl.55: 60 b,lshtl Is mixed at 3l.45: 26
bushels mixed at 81 80; 81 bushels mixed nj $I.5U;
100 Bushels mixed on private terms; 4a bushels
mixed at 81 .55; $50 bushels mixed ut S1.53:316
bushels mixed at 1853 96 bushels prime Fuiz Il.
$3.50; Sc bushels very good Fultz mt $40: so
bushels seed Ful!Z u $3.50; so bu h.ls good Fnllz
at sl.40: so bushels very good puhz at 81 As
Fnltz at Sl.iO: 264 bushels choice Fultz at $l.4S;
rs bushels Futz 1T sl.3S; 304 bushet very good
FuiiZ ~ ( las: 90 bushels good FnI'z at l40:i9
bushels very good Fuz 1t 81 AZ; 90 bushels good
Fultz at 8 AZ: So hnst els good Fnl'Z az 40:
bushes rair Fuz at Sl.S5: l40 bushels seed Fu7
at 81 SO AZ bushels very good Fulrz OF - 40 9
bushels Full z ut Sl.t0: 90 bushels good Ful,z at
bushels common Fultz al $I.30;'l bushels good
Flu IL ut 40; So bushels common Futz ut 81. 35 ;
3S bushels FultZ nj 81 40: "a bushels common
FurZ IL 81. 25 ii bushels common Fuitzat IL 80;
40 bushels very gooh Fultz Mt 81 40; 226 bushels
good Fnl;z at Sl.45: so bu> heels good Furz at
81 ~: 81 bushels common fultZ al Sl.35-iotal,
1882 bushels " i.t., y
CORN White. 100 bushels prime at CSC. 4iEed,
SO bushels on private ttrms. ..3...
PorAToEs.-36 bushels pcachbow on private
terms.
RYE.-5O bushels on private terms.
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DAMVH.I,E.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.J
n,~ron,n OF 1o-a

Correspondence OF the Richmond Di5patcb.J
OCTOBER 81. 1879.
The directors OF the Danville and New
River Railroad Company, held meeting at
aartHsville yesterday, and accepted the
following proposals from the directors OF
.iae Richmond and Danvile Railroad Cem+
.lHny: l. The Danvile and New River Com
laay are to have the privilege OF laying
GOWN their rails on the bed OF the Rich
Mond and DanviIe railroad from Dundee
JUNCTION to point five miles south OF Dun
DEE. .. The Richmond and Dauviile Com
I,any guarantee TO the Danyll!e and New
River Company the free use OF the Rich
Mond and Danville Railroad bridge for all
S1'cGSh business with the Virginia Mid
,aA0 road, 8. The Richmond and
p4hVi:le Company agrees to invest in
s'oek al par one third Of the cost OF trans
porting iron for the Dauvile and New River
io<G over the Richmond and Danvi!e road.
T. Terms are made fer q lot on Craghead
snee! lcr depot. OF course, the Rich
n'aa and Dauyille directors, in making
fI'u proposals, have an eye to through
BUSINESS with The people west of Danville.
=. u'tnm'ttee was appointed to close the
s oonel With the Richmond and Danvllle
n''l9ad Company. and that done, it is ex-
80 mat = quota al the subscriptions
W.. w., DC called for, an engineer appointed,
s S. preliminary steps taken, aud work |
.sHsnenred. The line fixed u pom for the |
.oaa Is called the Green Greek route, and |
Ferry. opPs-
M: a'Fs ). Turner Aorebead and Colonel
pS: S. OF 'be Dan Valley and Yadkin /
s., ,a hsliroad Compass were at the above |
y asa dssetlns, aud expressed qualification I
NC action OF the directors. It seems un-
iSooa that the people along the fast.
- linh gould rather wait and see what |.
a,,ass faonr Is going to do as to the afore-
Sss. extension of the Midland road to
af,l, bu: it is expected that they will
tier sssde leal cut for help IN building
,fow-gausess road. .5.j
10 gro woman named Mary Love tried
tslId W w Yesterday morning, how near she
fa5htalt The. engine on the Richmond 3
;aissile road TO come to her without l.
ttf,et aer, and was knocked from the r
aud H., oee lay and one arm were broken, L
sera ,6s nal injuries Of q serious character
have h sselssa be " oman Is supposed to
'sss as'e . nonheass rain II tsornsss +, Il
* y 81. zs.!sa,ts 9sIpaA.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81. 1879.

PDR1 Uf DCTOBEh IL, 1CfS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United Ststes
mall, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum
agent. rE". ..# -.,
Schooner Fanny. Tracy. Tilton, New York, salt,
Davenport & Morris
SCHOONER Albert Rcan, Windsor, n. s., plaster,
Warner Moore.
SAILED. 1885,
Steamship Old dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co...
agents.
Steamer j. W. Everman, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. ". McCarricE'
Schooner Cocheke, Jasper, Boston, coal, Curtis &
Parker. r.
roud ties, Curtis Parker.
CUsToM-HoUsE REPORT.
Cleared Bark Maggie n. Hugg. Dill. Rio Jantiro.
South America, with 5000 barrels OF flour, valued
at S36.794. shipped by the Gallego Mllls Manutac-
turing Company.
NEW YORK. October l9.-hrrtyed: Schooner
Forest Oak. Chambers, from Richmond, with coal,
Tor Providence. and schooner Anthea Godfrey,
Wright. from Richmond.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Buoy Marking Dangerous Wreck OF the Coast
Of Maryland.
Notice is hereby given that Il second.class can
buoy, painted b.a"k, The l6ih instant placed
close to and 10 seward of the wreck off The coast Of
MARYLAND, reported BY Commander Schey' Snie 60
Isle of Wight buoy. in twelve ,fathoms of waler.
One mast shows about SIX feet above The wafer The
other broken of few feet under the water. lt Is
very serious danger at night, rs II lies directly In
the truck OF vessels.
Buoy Marking Little Gull Bank, Coast Of Nary
.-E[gr. .. Il, land. . -.
BY order Of the Ligh: house Board secon icas IS
can. buoy, painted black. has. been placed on Gull
shoai. coast Of Maryland. The Atlantic House. The
largest hotel In Ocean City, Md. bears NV y W
magnetic, Fenwick's Island Lighthouse bears
W magnetic. This buoy Is placed In four fathoms
or water at low tide TO mark the northern and east
ern end Of the shaalest part Of the bank. To The
norhward and eastward OF II there Is not less than
four fafhoms at low wafer: 10 The S0ufhward and
westward the water shoals to,two fathoms at low
wafer within two miles or The buoy. :f
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. October 22.-Arrived: Perr.crre
Wiland, Beigianiand, Eurswel, Mas. Arrived
oLt: Horseley, Anglesia, Anchoria, Main, huric
Samaria. 49,.
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN.HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD
u sl.gtese. !.-.G,z. GOLD PEN, IL O. F. 7
pArES1ED October g, 1872,

% ~ Patented October 9, 1872,
Is ihe highest ac6ievement la the manufacture OF
Gold Pens, and the result OF. exHerimentsIor more
than twenty years, Tie !. RECORD PEN Is pro-
deced by asisilftn combination Of the two precious
ard on.corsosfge rnetaIs-l karzt GOLD and PLA-.
sTIAUM-whils lbe ordinary gold pen contains IN
alley oteopper. reducing Its Ieness without yicId'
ting that elasticity. density, stee-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The "REC-
ORD" GOLD PENSPOlNTSiare Of tie best hid
iam fdIxmondst indeatrnribe with Eafr treatment,
sud polished TO elasssffke smoothness.
stselnsn writer's baye row every objection to gold
fairly overcome, snd every requirement IN pen
which will endure and lot oxidize, squarely met,
2 me a.REC0HD ~ GOLD PEN IS guarantees TO
posses durability, permapeney OF spring, and per-
fiction appoints Priee.s2b6 Sold by all Jewellers
spd s,aaoaessta tl,s ppisf States Ifnet found or
ssssssya as6 4 81 10, Manufacturer, 4
ar "a 10 west Fosrth street. cipcinpati.
assss sls s n asssi RIssissa xvi
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Warrington.
CABINET HsETTNg-PATENTso FRrcE-cAPTAIN
BAILEY Lnsr AT.sRl-uTHER ITEMS.

CABINET HsETTNa-PATENTo FRTcE-cAPTAIN
BAILEY LOST AT-sgG--oTHER ITEMS.
WAHHtSGToN, October 21.-At the Gabi-
net meeting this afternoon Assistant Secre-
,tarY Seward represented the State Depart
ment, and the War Department was ;un-
All the other heads of Depart
ments were present. The session was q
very short one, and was entirely devoted
to general conversation Incident to a first
meeting for some time, favorable comments
on the recent elections, and similar bust
ness. No mention was made OF filing or
vacatlng any Office. No different policy
With regard to the msnner at dealing with
the hostiles was adopted. 1t being generally
conceded that everything was being done
that was possible for the Government to do
In the matter. General Sherman was pres
ent, and he and Secretary schurz bad q
general conversation about the Indian trou-
bles. an
It is among the rumors at the Patent
Office that ComuiisSioner-of-Pa Patents Payne
contemplates resigning at an early day, be-
cause his professinp--the law-has to be
neglected il he remains, and he can derive
a much more lucrative Income from that
than from his official position. It is ru-
mored, too, that J.eK. McCammron, OF the
DbIaCtiDenI Dl uuSlICc, VIII sGCStCa SoIl-
missioner, Payne.
A telegram received at the Treasury De-
partment to-day from First-Lieutenaut
Williams. OF the United States revenue
steamer Richard Rush. which arrived yes
terday at San Francisco from Alaska, states
that Captain George W. Bailey, Command
ant Of the vessel, was lost overheard du-
ring severe gale On the 10th Instant. Cap
tain Bailey was one OF the most valuable
officers OF the revenue-marine service. He
was a native Of Connecticut, and entered
the revenue service March 7, 1865, from
New York.
The annual report OF Surgeon-General
Barnes, u. s. A, will show that during the
last nscal year the average number of troops
in service was about 81, 600 white and 1,997
colored. The aggregate number OF deaths
were-whitcs, AT; colored, 23l. The re-
port will give in detail an account of the
operations of the surgical division and a
medical statement Of the casualties in the
fourteen engagements between United
States troops and Indians during the last
fiscal year. II .. =
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Toe Captive Women and children
-..e.," .e.- Among the Utes.

:, WAsHINGTON October IL Secretary
Schurz received the following Telegram this
evening nom Special Agent DAVIS: . Have
Just arrived at Owray's camp and will now
make preparations togo to the camp OF
Chief Douglass, with an escort OF Indians,
to secure the captive women and children
who, have assurances, are safe, and will
be deliycrednp. Owray has perfect control
over bis own people, and the White-River
Utes are In constant communication with
him. All desire peace: j expect to return
here i'm six days with:.tbe women and chill
drentsS H*f> EAit.I ct -. Z ~ =
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoES, October 21.-Ncoa.-Stocks buoy
ant. Money on call, 6@7 per cent Exclange-
Long, $50: Short 1924. Slate bonds dull. Gov
ermnenis firm. .... ..
Erenfng.-sfoney strong at z per cent. FIX.
change dull and heavy NJ 4So@4S04. Govrrnments
strong: new SIS, 1881: ~ per cents, 1867; per
cents, 102S. States firm. "..i.t ,IfNsr i
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CARPETS. erL.caeFFss. &c.

DHILLIPS & JENNINGS. 1911 MAIN
I STREET. RICHMOND. yA.-We have just re-
ceived our fall stock Of ChRPETS or all Gr: DIES :,
DRUGGElS: REGs. aud d ATS; 0I:GLgT!i 70
C0i;NICE and SHADES: PArER-HASGISG o T
all styles; which We are Offering at 'oS prices. Al
Sc i3-2m PHILLIPS Z JENNINGS.
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Musiny on shIpboarta.

FoRr MONROE, October 2f.-Captsin
Boyle, OF the British bark Carpione, now
anchored off Cape Henry, from Baltimore
bound to Bordeaux, came here for assist.
ance to- day, four or five Of bis crew having
mutinied and refused to do duty. .1
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The Indian Troubles In Sew Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 21.-A Tucson,
Arizona, dispatch says: "Advicrs from
MessiIn, New Mexico, by mail, state that
among those killed by the Indians in New
Mexico IS W. G. Kinds, United States col
lector. A large body OF Indians are re-
ported concentrating between Colorado and
Hillsboro'. 1t is currently reported that
company OF Indian scouts have deserted
our forces and Joined the enemy.
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ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

NOTlCE.-H Having duty qualified as the
deceased. all persons having clAims against ~
tate vi nj once present them, and ali indebted VIII
Please make prompt settlement. 10
Is. PTRYE.aR,
Administrator Of William p. Ra.;anG. decras cd.
or Gave the :ane at The Office OF j. a. LYNN II,
Attorney, Room 4. State Htuk. oe 70. % 1t
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FURNITURE.
ETTRSITURE! FURNITURE.-If

r. otter for ale 200 SHIFTS Of Cham Der Furni- E2su
trre In price from 1923 10 SEQ, from the best TT
manufgctoY.es East and West also OF py own make,
toerrlrrr " inn fun me OF parior. Ue ana kfetn
Furniture. and Every article In he FURNITURE me.
also, Cab!net.MaAers' Supplies o. every dtssrip-
ton VII DUPLICATE Baltimore prices. l'artSes IN
w.nt WIN save money nv giving me cali. Ctt3ce
and warrroon.: 1888 Main street, csar Fffte"n,h
street Workshops 10, / 6. and 20 Eof!h Fileeath
strest Ise27l WILLIAM DAFFgpN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
0uick Trip:

NEW ORLEANS. October 21.--The new
mali steamship Wanderer, Captain <Leitch.
has arrived from Balize. Honduras, and Bay
Island, having made the round trip in ten
dlys 1.-THE fastest eyer made 10 this trade;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22

New YORK, October 2l.-Tbe steamer
Virginia, OF the Old Bay Line, about 3
O'Clock this morning ran into and sunk the
pungy White Foam bound for Baltimore.
The crew were saved and brought here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
wos We. Agreed.

NEWARK, N. j., OetnSef n There Is no
ueRs-trum the Blair Jury to-day. They
hare, beenf out seyeptytsjx thg7irsT,an sqnI
IFeeedaHte long lineip the Esse1 , eoaat4
courts. ~"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
Gfyera m for Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 2t.-Tbe British
ship Naturalist, 25a days out from Calcutta
for San Francisco, has been given up for
lost. 4 bic insurance companies having risks
upon her paid them yesterday. They ag-
twelve companies -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
Honey; Ordersi BeIween tho United
~ IN n ,l,;yi States aHd Frances s-si.. =.

y WlsHfNGTUE,, October little Postmas-
tey.G enaral to-day received cable message
from DR. Mel onhid, Superintendent the
Money. Order; Service; DOW ,tn Europe an
nouncing That Le: has agreed With, the. Dirsc-
foY.yseneiat ut ,PaffsaupGn rue general terms
3. convention FOR tbe oss ofley
osf,frxs betEee0 the United States and
1fsassca .lssHoiiaD3, .ffssYega sQpTRoii9 " J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
z, w.:P1CKRELL. Presitsa;.
Z. Is. sSk.AU, Cashier.

~ neoosits OF enc dollar asd ppwafds feee!TS Sxs
DO ssr cent, allowed on dsposits.
Dsposts received subject y cass S.ssS
Allowed on same " hot fasrsed On MoN
frsausntfy fhsa 1 3 q osaslnee tilness 4satos.
- Interest ON aii. lspest;s to- commence ssofoA"
: asns ORR, sSsry DAY ire,a o 0'elIsk =, M,ntnn .
O'Clock r. IL, and on Saturday fromA 4 49,
Pm