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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. November IS, 1879.

GopernDasnt aec,rfttss.-United stEtes 45s's
105A bid: United stalcs4's, 1923 bid.
ntn,f> Observation-Disclosures l0-4e's. 435 bid Az
asked: Virsfnia consois, 56A BID, 57a asked: vir-
bid. asked; Virginia interest certificates 10 bid
Il asked: VirglUia .ax-rcceivabe coupona. S1A
bid. S2S asked: Sorth Carolina per cents, 63 bid.
Gitp i:tcEr Richmond cay S's. j. and j. :,
123h bid -Richmsnd city 6's. and j.. 1o7Is bid
Petersburg CITY 6s +. aud A.. 10Sk asked; Lynch
burg city Gs. J. ard j.. OF bid: Manchester bridge
SIS, NJ and N, 90 bid. 50 asked: Manchester as,
iaI-receivahlr. 81. md s. go bid, 90 asked.
Railroad B0RGs-Virginia Central Railroad first
inorg g.. and }. Il bid; virginia Central
Virginia C"Gtra Railroad fourth mortgage S's. j.
aud j.. 104 bid; Virginia Central Railroad nom
mortgage s.. j. and j.. GA bid. 107 asked South
side Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's, J..
gage SIS. j. aud j., lie asked: Atlantic, Mi.sis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad certificate, 03 bid Rich
mond. Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad mort
gage S's. j. and D., 115 hid: Richmond. Frede.
and j., JOB bid: Ricnmond and Danvlle Rail-
road consolidated 6's. IL. and NJ. 944 bid: Atlanta
aud Charlotte Airline Railroad first mortgage rs,
}. and j.. 65 bid 70 asked: Richmond, York River
j., los asked: e.. Z. mud A. Railroad nrst mort
gage rs. 96l BID; G., Z. and A. Railroad second
mortgage 1870 bid.
Canal Bonds-JameS River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage G's. ". and NJ, 49, bid.
Railroad StOekS.-Richmond and DaEvile Rail-
road, 100 par. 20 bid. 26X asked: Rlchm0nf. York
River and Chesapeai e Railroad. 10 bid. rs asked.
Bank HockS-Natioual Bank OF Virginia. 100
par. S5 BID: Cniou Bank Of Richmond. - par, 5tlk
asked: Merchants aud Planters Saving, % par. ] 8
bid, 21h asked; Citizens Bank, 25 PAL, 2e asked !;
Bank OF Commerce. 25 par. 22a asked.
Insurance Com Ddntes.-Virginia State. % OAR,
2eH bid: Virginia Home 100 par. 100 asked /;
CITY. 100 par, 81 bid, e5 asked: Granile, 100 par,
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w Telegraph.

lew H.JEt.
NEW YORK. November ls.-Cotton ncminal:
sales. 36J bales: uplands. l2c.: Orleans. l2isc.
Southern flour nuiut and heavy: common to fair
Wbfa bcayv 33c lover n H' mopaey cv:
ut The decline ungrad winter red: 300 IL AZ.
Corn heavy and !Gt1c lower, with light trade: nn
gradeG, 50M60c. oats a shade easier AMI fairly
Sugar dull and nominal: refined dun and weak;
5 ered. ir ioc c1sEe Ii@ l a." Mosscs
steady and quiet! Rise c,l and larly active.
changed. Wool firm and f'iriy active; domestic
| fleece, 3Gm59e.: pulI"n, 25n50c.; unwa>hco, l7GE
36c.:, Texas lGm35c: Po5f @pGngG firm , AID
unchanged and dub. Lard Grc"cd firm: closed
duh. heavy. and lower prime steam. SPOT. S732i.
| M7.35. Whiskey Iirmer; SIG biz, Sill asked.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE. November 1S.-Fl"ur very firm
| aud unchanged. Southern wheat higher and more
| active; western lower and inactive: southern red
| $l.35@sl 45: amber, ) .50@Sl .57: No. Mary,
Hnd no I'D H9 western %ntsT Fs9 spo ana
Sl.4oT. Sou ncrn corn higher and firm: south ri
white. sea SIC: yellow, 50m53c Oats higher aud
| Aba &C.; western mixed 44t945c. Penn, ylv:!ria.
! 44fa46c. Provisions firm FOR jon lots, aud un-
sugar STACY: "a - soft, 1n4ml Oa.c. Whi.key
steady at $l.l24. Freighs qHet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
| C1ScISNATI. November 1S.-Wheat firm at IL rs
| Gsl.2S. Corn in iair demand aud firm at 46t
| 47c new white, in 40c Oats firm ana un-
at $1,000 Sc, Is: Inlk:meais ind o.c"n ane, .na
sides. Sc hams. 69@7Gc Whi>kcy in aciv. de-
mamd ut l.O9 Sugar steady: hards. 1aG &c. !:
NsT 3r'e eamoo T s afsT7
| packing. s3su@ &405: butchers, $4mS5; re-
cept>, $1,000 head shipments. 81 head.
| LOUISVILLE.
HsrGs sa 3sPo"t "' yo sftE e
| GS625: choice. &7MS7.25. Wheat quiet and
4sc.: mixed. 45c. Oats du; white, sec; mixed.
! 35c Pork nnminally UNCHANGED. Lard steady and
i'm fair demand; CHOICE leaf fierce. Tie. kcg S4c.
| Buk-Ineats nominally UNCHANGED. Bacon scarce
sldes-none here; ,sngnr. cured hams. loo lOEc;
higher; pacing 33.o5@si.O5; butchers, $4.lO@
| S4.15.
ST. LOUIS. November 1S.-Flour duh AID un.
| changed Wheat dull aud drooHing; NJ. g rcd fall.
2 a. 81 f1 a. 3D. corn isher as esy Mo- h
"af firm 2l431icG r er' o Slc 6es3mor
:il.37B February. Lard quiet nj C'sc asked. Bu'k-
meats N good ae31 G a. :hG 1s1r lc: 2a5@
| q :6.l5. Bacon nominay unchanged.
CHICAGO.
! CHICAGO. November 1S.-Flnur noninaliy un-
changed Wheat active aud lover; No. = red
winter sl.2O; No. = Chicae" spring. sl.l47,
@$ll5 cash 5ll5% D sSrI"g si5s: '3 rn
i Sc. cash. 89's %+oc. DecemScr; rcJ-s'ea:
! 39ac Uats in good demand ana shade higher;
33lsc. cash 327ac. Dcrrmber. Pork dnli So rl>h,
$4,000 1895 November. 80 95Gi3l0 December:
Lard acSe anm o%sr ,c nTS nd rnm ama
Whiskey steady and unchanged n Ito.
At close WheaI iirmer and &c nI3hGT; Cor" d,,
PORK iirlnrr. hut not qmolabIy higher. Lard irmer
and 2l:c. higher.
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The Governments Financial opera.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The report
OF United States Treasurer Giitiilan, made
public to-day, speaks OF the fiscal year Just
ended rs one characterized by great trans.
actions in connection with the refunding OF
war loans and with the resumption OF spe-
cie-paymen after suspension OF seven
teen years. The report shows that the ae-
gregate of gold coin and bullion and silver
coin and bullion. including standard silver
dollars in the Treasury, has increased from
SGi, $4,000 in 1876 to S1l4, 464.000 in 1877,
TO Sl63.969,000 In 1878, aud to 1922 ,S07 900
IN 1879. The decrease in The aggregate note
assets. including credits in depository banks
on other than loan account, has decreased
from 9S.419,0 900 in 1876 to SSS.772, 900 in
1878, and to sJ9,699,000 Ia 1879. The
greatest constant influence in the decrease
OF noie-balancc is that which proceeds
from the purchase OF silver bullion for
coinage. Since resumption the Treasury
has been deprived, by the receipt OF coin
paid for bullion, OF United States notes
amounting probably to per cent. OF the
annual premiums. This percentage is
greater than the margin between public re-
ceipts and expenditures and, apart from
other influences, it would. 10 time, render
the balance IN the Treasury first exclusively
usialilC, anu lHeIl exclusively silver. LIE
decrease OF notes in the Treasury will con-
tlnue until the limitation or cessation OF the
present silver-dollar coinage.
The silver bullion on hand has decreased
during the year from 1854, 900 TO s4,299,-
900.
The statement OF assets and liabilities OF
the Government on October 81, 1879, shows
the following aggregates Assets, 1914
S67,574; liabilities, 1928, s2n.53O; amount
available for resumption, Si51, 047,044. At
the close OF the fiscal year 1879 the aggre-
gate amount Of United States notes in cir
culation was S346,6S1, 900. or such notes
OF all denominations there were redeemed
during the year S64, 107, 0G0.
The total coinage OF standard silver dol
lars is S45, 206,O0 OF which S32, 100000 Is
in the mints and the Treasury offices, and
$l3, 002, 900 is in circulation.
The Treasurer says the rapid apprecia-
ton Of silver bids fair to solve the silver
problem FOR this country, and expresses
the opinion that il the present Influences
continue in operation silver may recover
nearly its former relation to gold.
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yhe Maine elections Excitement.

AUGUSTA, Me-, November 1S.-The cX'
element over the rumorcd counting out oil
the Republican Legislature runs high. \
number OF prominent Republicans are in
the CITY. The Governor and Council viii
assemble in the Stale-House at 7. II. The
Governor this afternoon informed the COM
n;ttrr that the returns would not be con-
sidcrcd open in the sense of allowing any
amendment or corrections until the Com
mittce Of the Council Of Elections reports
the result; OF the canvass to the Governor
and Council, and there would be twenty
DAYS from that time for any legal correction.
Changes OF returns on technical grounds
are rumored, which would give the Demo
Gratis and GreenEackers nineteen senators
and the Republicans twelve. The vote, as
emf. gives the Republicans nineteen aud
NIL others twelve.
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Terrible Marine Disaster.

LOSS OF LARGE row OFF SACKETT'S HAIR
BoR, TOGETHER WITH THIRTY ONE LIVES.
SAcKETT's HARBoH, n. T., November Is.
The, steam-tug Seymour, OF Ogdcnsburg,
left Cape Vincent Yesterday noon with 4
tow, consisting OF three dredscs, two der
rickS, and seven scowS, owned by Ecker
& Arnold. OF Buffalo. They had line wea-
ther until after passing Gal!op Islands. of
Sacketts Harbor, when Il gale from the
northeast and a heavy snow-storm set in.
The tug and tow got within five OF six
miles OF OSwcgo. when they lost their
Lights. The tug turned around and endea.
yored to hold the fleet until daylight, but
tue fleet broke away and was lost, with all
hands except six, who were rescued by the
tug. Thirty-onc persons, including three
women and one girl, were drowned. The
feet is a total loss.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rELEeRApn TO TIE prspArcH.

TRIGHTFUL DISASTER on LAKE ONTARIO;
THIRTY.ONE PERSONS DROWNED OFF
SACKETT'S HARBoR-OFFIcERS OF TIE
LADY oCTAviA DECLARED NOT TO
BLAME FOR THE FATAL COLLISION WITH
THE STEAMER CHAMPIoN-UNsAT1sF
TORY PROGRESS OF THE UTE PEACE CON.
MlSSloN-DoNATIoN OF TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO ROANOKE COLLEGE. VA
REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TREA.
sURER on GOVERNMENT FINANCES
OPERATIONS OF TIE PuST-OFFICE DE
PARTMENT-THIRTYC HINAMEN KILLED
BY AN EXPLOSION IN CALlFoRNIA-COL.
At RALEIGH, n. C.-vARIoUS FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C, &C.
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!. ,5recas: TWO ssr1nzs. slM.I .25: taraa ,trtnr,

s1;soas2: four strings. s2.z5a MA. '-Ns' : -
lie: Java. ssS Ss' h'e8ise'' Laso''fa' 1os'
G e Adainsn.lne candles. 12,99lsc Get
AoEi0sc. y d.: half-boxss. 13c.: taliow &C.
ChseSs Prime cutting. 1a4c.; northern an
Tsssern prime cutting. 11'aa1asc.: coIn,rnr. lOa
i:e en Esyn,; dairy: ls2Oe Pineapple s5e
fish: He:ringc-N.rfn carolina No. l CIT. sE
North Carolina erc1s. s4me.-5e; North Giro
No. Bay, al6: Nc: Z. in barzels. $3.50: No. 3
mackerel, s59s5.50: No. l, in kits, s2.o5
No. 2 IN Kits. s1.s7's; No. :. $3.50.
Lara: Priinc, L1rTeis Ind iier1rS, &c.; IN haf2-
barrels. s4c.
Aotnsnss: common syrH:--Recshcsac. gle
tisrces. 22c.: barreis. 49,: genuine xoIea 81 up
Sat: Liverpool. froM store. 800. Grours
alum. trcT1 store. 800. :. sack.
Sugar: Crushed. 49,; powder ii. IlEc.: yraur-
ia;-d. he: =, I0Gq11c: y 1913: eaEa G, SIX
ye!low. sd@9c.; CIR loaf. az.
toilet. 15@2Qc.: and fancT nrc-s: country. 4st3t
:sn2: Black. a'r.M>A1.-tne tag. pri ne aTta..ie
lrarerial. sl.l0Gsl.66; gunrowdcr, *l.45Gl.75
Hides. Leather. &c.
Rfdss: Green. 5a6c.: dry sated. 1ea1lc.: DIR,
5klnc. slGsl15.
LEATHER: Soir leather. oak. arG3S,. sole Leather
henllock. 20d127c.: country urrtr. 3nbfhnc.: ri:,
finish. lsM22c. a foot: kin. 40Na75c. ~: sarEiest
corItry. 2JG30: CITY finish. 9OG1ssc. a To-; cat
SklnS, rtcncu. 9I0sSl.3u e 3D., ToESu 5aut.-i'
24M30u.
from. Steel. Nails. &c.
Irom: American refined. Od Domla.o,. SIC.
a D.; English and American sneet. So DC.
Swe!cs hammered, SIC: hoop, 4Gcf: Pa iron
Virginia coa!-bla5t charcoal. T2SG3SS. warm
blast charcoal. S24GS2S.
Nails: old DOMINION, $50 In wholesale lot
PEE kec. standard.
P!ouyh- Iusttngs: Wholesale &c, re,sG, 40
kooe: Manila. best, l4mI5c.: tnta, s@sc.
Gags: Mixed cotton. 1ac.: white, 2:.c.; "col'el
Liquors. Wines. &c,
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.2s
CoZen, gold.
2rnndts.: Domestic. al.25Gs2: fruit. sl.loG
Virginia peach. s2 $3.50
iye ii7his6evS: Mod;un, sl.5OGa2: nurs cid, ;;
a$4; Virginia noim;ain, new, s2Ga82.50 &c
82.50Ga3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25&S2: fnlmor.pG, So 3 Cast
Neio EaGlaild Rum S1.50GSl.G0.
Rectlsei UhiSEsVs: Marhc; nuct; p-10::, Sl.25
Lumber. StaTes, &c.
b.tnter: White oak. 81 3M%l5 q l .Ooa: Vesta-l
S14TSi42.5a > 400: yellow oine boards. s7.5QS
I'll: .ol5t t9FSl !. acrn-iln. to lengths. shingles
Pine. Ei.7J(Bi2.50: cypress s!X-iurh. :6MeS
p 1000. Latns-Spnt, 81; saved, *l.73@Sl.So
GtnveS: Whiskcy-narrcl timber. gvec7. Z SGt2.g
1000: seasoned. I20ms25 : l.rnG> FloTr-a8-r.
tirbcr, S2htSJ :. 1000. FI0ar-harrel poles, y:
hogshcsd-ho0;'s. roc. 2 bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse Toys 1slnEg, 35c.Gfl.2I = lc2 ga:
Po,9der: 1915 by the i've kr-s-'-=s :.4n o.
kegs, 50 25: Blasting, $3.50 $3.50.
Tant: Nor,hern, i So a bag 81 as h:
6r:aastewsS: liMG2hc. = II.
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'oirI,mond Dispatth.
7,-rcnay NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
PETERSBURG.

,n,rsTERS' CELEBRAT1oS-A LARGE
:FS h%sox puT l. LIMITED lLLUatNArloN--
TSc%n.Sp,.rc MEDICAL FACULTy--A CRuKcH
ftI"y nrBr-MIS,sTERS EN- RoUTE-coL-
ee. [urECu CONFERENCE, &C.
oSf', ,>,teuce OF the Richmond Disnatch,l
ii"''' NOVEMBER Is. 1870.
c,2.H,S,crs' celebration Of their We
II" rtiv and State came of last nigh:
toyy %, 70 announcement. 1t was sue
act. aos,f Of display and numbers. 4
c - fred. the pyrotcchnics GOOD. and
nd there bonfres hiazed along the
n march. The great body OF those IN
fs's.;nn were rcgroeS-thc whites IN line
i...,,r,irc the bead OF the column. me
t'F"L nrarrncics and Chinese lanterns were
,,,.,.'m61,c,ahlc, and the notices ana dsViceso on
l1"'"%t the former were varied and in some
,e',.nr,, amusing. They were; OF course.
'a>',rau aimed at tho Debt-Payers, but
f l.~s GENERALLY without oaencc. me l'ln-
", ..s.,on was very partial. Inc residences
u .. ,cI:rreral Malone. Major Cameron MI. ,.
O. 1rr;ng,on. General Slith BoilinS, ana
I.t.r. Of the leaders o! the party, were
..s handsomely Illuminated, ana mere ana
W.: o,hcr dwellings were i'shteo; out I'D
.s ~eSrcct there was nothing IKE unity OF
-. .,;nn The great majority OF the houses
- .',nr the route OF The march had 'helr
>.;.J,ws and doors tightly closed, and all
XXI. in them were cNl'nSnshed.
,r,r rrccc>sion passed of in an entirely
-, and orderly manner. At lis close the
\",,1 VA, addressed in brief con@ratna-
"yy,snfccIe< hv General Malone and Mayor
-. .'::,ctor. and also by several colored era
~, .hirty-fourth annual session OF the
rst,3urg Medical Faculty will he held
...qarfaw evening. There will be an cleo
-. .! officers for the ensuing year, aud
- s>tIai >urrer.
VI. Z. /. Jones, late candidate OF the
r'~.aryattvp party for the House Of Dele
..cs in Chesterfield county, has been quite
far several days at his home, near Nato.
The Eftrick Methodist Episcopal church.
,el,rg g.- lately been enlarged and I'M
,r,yoG. has recently been entirely relieved
= a.h, ~ he Efforts OF the congregation
-.f today lie pastor, Rev. j. K. Stursis
ta.s,e starting for Conference, was pre-.
..r,aa win " Iinc new suit Of clothes. Mr.
>..r-,t>. durins bis one years ministry
,s.rr, hos added many members TO The
1rrrh. and has largely increased the inter
~, in The sunday school. He will doubt
...> he returned 10 tins charge.
The rain FOR Norfolk tins evening car
Rod down large number OF Methodist
..ry,ncu from this section and the coun'
80, IVES. MO arc on their way TO the an
N.Y., conference. which meets tomorrow.
Tbcfcuriccnth annual session OF the \. NJ
: y,on church in America VIII commence
IN mis- ri,c tomorrow in tie Oak-Strce1
r.r-yh. BISHOP Hood. OF Fayetteville, y
{. will preside. Bishop j. J. Clinton vii
,'.a be r!v>cn'. y goodlv number Of dele
..,r. arc ,Eyrcicd 10 be In attendance.
Or. JoseDH .Iorgen>en. member OF Con
ores from tbs district, arrived in the cit!
..jiy f-ym California. ROBIN ADAIE.
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60 ynuis Gus-TroubZeS.

ST. LOUIS, November IS.-The long-pend-
i,~ aas-case OF the city against the st. LOUIS
Gas Company was decided Yesterday. Inc
iudument below was reversed and the case
iemandcd, with directions to the court DC,
low TO order the receiver to turn over all
the properly and profits and TO dismiss the NJ,
bills of money received. This decision WI,
enable the company to pay dividend OF
100 per cent. This stock, in titty-doliar
shares, soId last week at 9S; to-day 800 was
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The Postmaster-;.ener Rcport.

WASHINGTON. November 1S.-The report
of the Postmaster-General was made pub
lie to-day. 1t shows that the total receipts
OF the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1879. were S30,042,-
COOS total expenditures, S33,449,000. The
expenditures were SS0l.209 less than last
year, and the receipts S7G4,4 greater. The
estimates for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1881. show deficiency to be provided
by appropriation Of S171 ZOO. The number
OF post-offices now in operation is stated at
DO. S5j-an increase OF 1857 over last year.
The total number OF employees in the SER
wee OF the Department is jG,S44.
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Observation-Disclosures.

PORT Of RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Is 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk. Emitted St"ies
agent.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New YORK
merchandise and passengers. e.. W. Alien Il co.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia. mcrcnan-
disc and passengers, j. ". McCarrck, agent.
cUsToM-uoUSE REPORT.
Clearei-Gnrman brig Fl,rt -, RIO 10 ~N.'
with l.S45 barrels OF -four. valued al Si3. iuE.Jo
shipped by the lIaXall- Crenshaw Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York November 9Th. schnonrrS Annie
f. Moore Phillips and i. T. Wiicts. Wirt-.
from Norfolk November Sil, schooner Iebecc'
Florence. Cro~c;l.
EuoY REPLACED.
NORFOLK, November IS -CIpt2in Mel EN-. 81
The nrnlhou.c steamer iIc.!osr0p-. placed III lis
prorcr nosifion Buoy No. : oil Srawc:ls lont YES
trr,lav morning. lie also substituted \ hrsi-rih
bnoy on Craucy-Isiand flats for one NJ The second
class. .,-
ARRIVED IN DISTRESS.
/ NORFOLK, November lS.-Thc schooner ID. u
SULLIVAN. Captain Dounan. from Alexandria, WIN
coal arrived Yesterday IaornnG with loss Oh main
sail I'm gale on the bay.
DISASTER.
NEW YORK. E0yernb l7.-Schnoncr Lott,
Bcll Battle. nj provinces own. sailed from that port
ON the 9Th instant for Virginia. While heating oven
the shoals Sunday night >hc run down By an un
known steamer. carving away her Jihbooin, break
Ing anchor.siock, and sustained Injuries To hcat
gear. She returned 10 provinceiown Monday 10:
rpDairS.
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France.
TOsslNG UPON A BED OF AGONY,

TOSSING UPON A BED OF AGON1,
L tortured in every joint with inhammatory rheu'
,r,tism. Is d prospect which may become lneian-
o,, tor, If The twinges of the dread disorder are
not checked at the outset Persons OIL Il rheu'h"''o
tendency tind Hostet.er's Stomach bit'ers uSe'ui
remedy, nor do they encounter the FISK In "sins II
they do from resorng to tina; active poison Coicpi'
cum, which /. often employed 10 arrest the ma'aoS'
The use of the Bitters IS equally rs enecaVe'h lis
results and is attended with no risk. There IS am
ple testimony 10 prove that the niedicne possesses
blood depurs,lng qualities of no common 'raer' ss.
sides those of tonic and general aNera'lVe. u
stir ulates the action Of the Kidneys ana prohio'e
th. remov,l from the system of impurities which
deyeIop disease. and are fraufht with serious uaa
ger. Fever anG ague, dyspepsia, debility, nervous
ness, rops.lpstion, &c., are remfdied by 1t.
'''0' l9-Wtwl,F&M
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Trs. PinkSson Arrested for Numbering
Her Husband.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 1S.-The
Courier Journals special from Canton,
Miss, says Eliza Pinks'on, OF Returning
Board notoriety, was arrested on Saturday,
charged with numbering her husband, who
died suddenly on the 18th instant. The
parties had been married only two years.
They had frequent quarrels, and separated
two weeks ago. They met and quarreled
on Friday, and be died on Saturday. The
coroner has the case under investigation.
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VHANDLER Il SlNNOTf, -
UNDERTAKES AND CAEiSET-MAhLRS'
722 Main street, between seventh ana E'Sh'"
A praciica! experience Of over twenty years st'
abIes ms fc, Eeep full iocS OF COFtlSa aEe VI
KETe of the best quality and TO furnish Ma .Ss'-
AMI r'spPIAG ES al the lowest pres. 49,
"" ,,e 90 !" "n ~ Al nil hours, 10 l7.eodlm
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 80 bushels very good at 81 40.
Red, g bushels amber on priya'e terms: 26 BUSH
els prime Lancaster al 81 45 160 bushels very
COCO Lancaster al 81 .45: Il bushels good Lancas-
ter at S1.37 % bushels mixed at 81 80 220 BUSH
els mixed at S1.37 4 bushels mixed nj S13O: 10
bu hes vrSy good FuliZ 1T $3.50: 9 bushels COM
mon FultZ a, Sl.1n: % bushels very good Fu!iZ at
$3.50; ia bushels good Fuiz ON private terms !;
lu6 bushels good FultZ n so: 40 Dl,hels FultZ
ut Sl.2S 81 bushels good Fnliz ut $l.25; 100
bushels prime EuitZ ~ 80: rs bushels good FuliZ
at 1928: 70 bushels good FGltZ al 81 %; so BUSH
els very good FultZ 1T $780, il bushels good Fultz
at Sl.3O: so bushels prime tuz al 81 80; l54
bushels very good Fuliz al $l.32; 100 bushels
prime Fullz al i .35-tota. l.G04 bushels.
CORN White. aSS bushels on private terms !;
100 bushels private terms: 1875 bushels on pri-
rate terms-to;al. ! ,Sl4 bushes. Wired, 81 bush
els very good al 52c: IS bushels good at 52c.; 8
bushels common Al 4Sc. ~ bushels prime cid AT
54c.-forul. 81 0 bushels.
OATs-1U0 bushels very good on private terms :;
Ga bushels on pr vare tcrlns-:oial. 1G1 bushels.
RYE.-4 bushels common al GJc.
BLAcKEYED PEAs.-32 bushels al 81; 12 bushels
ut S1-total, A bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-19
SanirarianSi i'm Council.

NASHVILLE, November 1S.-The Amerl-
can Public Health Association meets to-day.
Sanitarian. from every State and Canada
will be present. The Sanitary Commission
OF the Mississippi Valley, National Board OF
Health. and representatives OF leading rail-
ways west and south also meet here this
week for the purpose Of arranging with the
health authorities about quarantine and
TRANSPORTATION in case Of future epidemic.