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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18
MAeHNRRY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE.
Machinery and Buildings
-'He's". 70 r..-
Woodville g. & s. NJ Go,
.......4 .. s..A a,n .,.,.s :. d.
sriss, Te.wiss

r1uST-oNE CoNPLRrx YRrcrIoN.
ons d{rect sctine steam RnTins, NIn sSsR,
borss spd levers !; two holstins. n6sams foe
round rops, Win boxsa. sels plata "a oonnso.
ting lsvsfs; two Tubular BolIers, sp3Akestaek.
brcschina, Ruaes cocks, feed .pup61. boiler
ifronts, grsts bars, beck plates snd -dQ6fs. oom'
plets q set up including OIL ihe bhtk wc9k,
ioundssion bolts and tim6srs, also two Manila
ropes belonging 70 hoisS. .h1sy -
Engine complete With ~ ssri.es ,.l s2aA setaoos;
inclnding sunAoe ooo .nu L0S, nasx 49,,
10 by 10 Inch pump foos. VIZ ssyy.k y1.Ss
four flunger PumPs. y.insn aieTst .aSSs
stroke, and one l0inon Ducass -. -.
go feet s-inch column two Ina nousfs Com.
plste. with The steam pips Ds'Ins,ns topanP
snkine. sna pnc. ~ s.,v. svsae AZ Cc-.r>..o,
complete a new
u Rourth-Four Mining Can, lm oteae yio.ss
shovels and drills one satssy cags spo eAsafs
siiih-Ths HoistinG and Pumptnq eSo4irs
Buiidina known = the bev nSsuHs u1s sS< Sn,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18

r,uv aoApn ~ 1rRusrrrs or GOLD
Hl Iiiii % csdain. section : q ..id i,, Ord.
1rc. Z. The 1Arsnu shan receive - comYen'
s4Sson ior " omsI s:ryicss, mon.ny slss! ~
sod Of 'sash month. shoutdsd.l Ths narshsl
shau receive no extra oompenssston fer the -
sessnsnt Of prupefty. whether RAJ. personal,
oe ths proossds o. mins; nof shan ne rsesivs ~
Ia VA Tcvr "a nj ~ sSsl ~ sotitsd to o,hs,
49, shSt NAV - by. ordinsccs provided; ssid
- N ~ ~ - = * shsresd 10 ths Tovn'
Section Of ssid ORDINANCES is h9sby snsudsd
|, 'sra. a Ths Tovn ozark shsli rsosiye q
compsnsasion, monthly ssiaSy Of thirty dol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18

In an out.of.the-wsy town in New
Hsmpshirs lives an eccentric old farmer
named Grseley-an own cousin OF the
lamsnted Horace. by the way-who
found his cellar stairs hard to climb on
account OF the height Of the steps. After
careful consideration he hit upon the
device Of mailing q piece OF tvo.inch
plank on each. in order. as he said. "to
bring 'em closer together. and he con-
tended that he noticed 80 leetle fetch oi
improvement. ."-Boston Transcript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18

"TrAr man In rich." said the con-
ducsor. "You know him. thenf" said
. companion. "No; but be groaned
whom hs paid his fare" docs every
rich man groan whom he pays his faref'
"No, but every one who does groan is
rich."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18

AND nov oomsth the time when he
Who hath no back fence Is glssful. be
Who hath no kitchen roof or roof for his
shed rsjoiosth exceedingly thereas. for
the musical tom cat, finding no elevation
for hia carcass, betaketh himself to other
scenes. and waketh up the man who
lives next door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18
oUR ADvrRrlslNa AGENTS.
CALIFORNIA.

CAkMEVsNAA.
Her mighty mistdrsped mountains rise
To hishts where. everlasting frowns
Tia Winter With bis snowy crowns.
knoirciins Naturs's paradise.
while bsthed In beauty asa sea
Her valleys green securely lie
Beneath slumb'rous Sanmer sky.
Symbolic Of the great "to be-"
From north 10 south on rifted shore
The pore Pacinc's pulses beat
In alteration at her feet.
In alteration evsrmore.
Or. vssyy Of their son'rous chant.
In passion orning all control,
Its giant tones In thunder roll
Prom clif 10 clin rvverbsrant
The Sun givss her his last good might.
His loyal worship well bed ..
Far iooking ssaward still she sits
An smprsss In her royal night.
Pull fruitaas deeks her garments hem;
The riches Of al regions rest
lnhsrsut IN her throbbing breast.
4 wealth Of mines her diadsu.
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BRICK! BRICK !!
muoxAs eALLAaHR1 10 PRKRAID
! 70 iurnish Al t.if
FlRsT.cLAee BRICK,
In loss 70 suit, ss low rstss.
Iard-0pposlte Julia nine, Virginia.
= Msss. CaiIahas. Rsrsnae.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

nRNpoRPP 1 MAGEK BEG LEAVE 70
~ notify tAs public thAs thsy h,se aiseos;c sl =
PiTRR J. DUNE. Who viii continue tne -
loon = heretofore. All psftis. hsvtng sisims
sSinss n he srm Il oRfD0Rlri Z Asonsx y.
nm nissse pressnt them on OF before me
fHsfs fssFxNT e. gsy%S;.,t; . \. x.ax.
virsinia. Nevada, June Z. isfs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-18

On u. H..epa .aas. syssAea ~. ge,.sa
s..:.. Sar.ss:: !: % Js.ss, i.y Ss,Ssy ~ "a ~ - -
And. ssd % zSaolais d.SslD. : -
NV Yoax BAxnDs-Ths Bank q Nsw Yosk.
n. b. A.; American exehazgs Nstonal bant.
III. .. So. LlA - =. L = - l +.
LoHpou HAuus-MssRa. hmitA, Inyna D
emithA: tbs Union Bank q London. ~ ~
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GOLD HILL STOREY CO. NEVADA. WEDNESDAY,
,nIsOsLLlNEOUs.
,cl- ORDINANCE no. ll2.
rpusl,sa.dsy sysuta.ssyS orr. !1,. po.,do rra.s...

An oRprHAxCE - amend u. o..
Z hAausnSU - Dsssssniss Ne Dssiss
ra asAIRlx ahA Essshiish sAs fsss,
, n salaries, ICsnpessasisa asd
Enslunsnss ef the 0mesrs ssd
= o. Enpis5ss u ths rsws sf Geld
80 nan. PnHosa ADeil n, Is75. -
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Through Passengsr Train for e:n M Ifsne,sco 1,, :,
AIS ?. H.. and connects DAILY lsrcspt bstur.
days. With Lightnins kxpress lssvins HsDS . e
pr.n + arriving at Ban Francisco Wa Val!eio
d ii:io 4. y. on the following Day. On Eat
URDAYs connects only with OvefAnd fss.
saneer leaving Reno st n0s 4. y, Anvin9 ~
'0isIS 0issIsIYiSa CAR iesvss oUson for ssn ynn.
cisco VIA vallsjo daily texcept eaturdsyO ss
7:S6 =. =. nsturning, Leaves tan francaeeo tos
Carson Via vsilsjo daily texospt sunaass, -
Il. n. YrRINeTon. osni sug'h
X. Euzs, 0snI Ticket Agent. co's' 0a
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PRoFEssIoNAL CARDS.
W. o. coHWfll. DENTIST,

NITROUS OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
IN Eltrseton of Teeth. Allwork First Glass
md Harrnntrd. 3u
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0YrrcB AND RKsIDKNoE OPPOSITE
~ the Nzvs ofaos, Main street, Gold Hin.
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PHYSICIAN AND susoson'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCK ExcHaNgr4E.

81 ~ FRIDAY, October 81, 1879.
sALEs-2,0G0 Virginia consols sold ai g4z:
$500 sold at 64h; 400 Virginia tax-reesiyabis
coupons sold At "a; and 7co Richmond city e's
sold at lo7,s 49,
governmens sscurfties-United States 4a's,
Stste securstte,.-vlrginia 1o-4e,s, o2s bid, ssx
ferred. bid: Virginia interess-ceri a,ess Is ask
wi W, thgthn sa1-receivable coupons, 63S bid, "a
CITY Observation-Disclosures city IS, ). aud j..
iZ3h asked: Richmond city 6's. j. an'. r., 1075s
n. 1o6 bid: \ anchester bridge IS. III. and n,
70 DO. 80 asked; Manchester s's, tax-reeeiYable,
Railroad Bonds.-yirginia Central Railroad
S Gen a., Railroad g. and j. fosi
gage 81; ). and j., 0l bio: Virginia and Tennes
S's j. and j.. los bid Southside Railroa.I second
mortgage preferred 8's, j. and j., % bid; South
SIDE Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's. j. and
morie.se ST.. J. and j., los bid: Norfolk and Pc
ldrsburs Railroad second mortgage S's, ). and d.
lo5 bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage g., J;
and Ohio Railroad certificate, 103 bid: Richmond
aud Petersburg Railroah brst mortgase So, A. and
D. JOG bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad first
mortgage 6's, 81. and N. 90 bid Orange and Alex
anaria Railroad second mnrtg ,se 6's. j. and 90
bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mort
Alexandra and Manassas Railroad first mort gage
rs. j. and j.. 81 bid; Ricbmond aud Danyile Raj
road consolidated 6S ~. and NJ, 81 bid, 9SH asked
Piedmont 2atli erst mortgage 81, 4. and o.,
lu79 bid, 10 asked: Atlanta and Charlotte Air.
Line Railroad first mortgage s.. j. aud j.. 5S bid ;
Richmond. York River aud Chesapeake Railroad
first mortgage SIS, J. and j., los a. keG: North
western North Carolina Railroad G's. j. and j 80
bld: c, &. aud a. Railroad first NOR gage ~, OK
BID, os asked: c.. c. and A. Railroad second mort
ga2e rs, rs bid. II asked. +..t N-..'
canal Bonds.-yames River and Kanawha Canal
second MORTGAGE G's, II. and NJ, 123 bid.
RditroG6 StockS.-Chesap pea G and Ohio Railway.
100 pnr, 12Y bid, Lax asked; Richmond and Pc
tersbuig Railroad. 90 par, 40 bid; Connection
Railroad stock, 70 par, 72h bid; Richmond and
Danville Railroad. 100 PAR, &c bid, 264 asked !:
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed 100
par 95 bid. t .'....z
Bank !stockS.-First National, l 90 par. III bid:
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, S5 BID 95
asked Merchants National, 100 par. 10l asked:
State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. "a bid; Union
Bank of Richmond. so par, ~ bid, 40 asked
Merchants and Planters savings, 25 par, IL DID
22h asked: Citizens Bank, rs par, % asked; Bank
Of Commerce. 25 par, l 9 asked.
Insurance ConnDnmieS.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 81 bid, 37H asked; Virginia state
% par, % bid: Virginia Home, 100 par. 100
asked: Merchants aud Mechanics, 100 PAR, S7H
lid. 90 asked.
Kisceiloneous.-Old Dominion from AMI Nail
Works Company. 10 par. go bid; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par. 103 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01

Note-CUTICUHA Is admirably assisted iE cases
of extreme physical weakness. or when the virus of
Scrotula is known 10 lurk In the system by rhe In.
terna use of the CUT1CrRA Il ESoLyEST, without
doubt the most powerful blood purifier and liver
slimuant in the world. r.' ... ....
CUTICuRA SOAP is an elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant 10 CUTICURA in the treatment OF all CXfer-
nal ailments. For chspped hands, rongh skin and
disucnsable: as Il soap for the toilet. the nursery,
and bai II Is the most elegant, refreshing and heal
Ing before the public.
heretofore In use fail because they possess new ana
original properties never before successfully COM
bined in medicine. aa.. ~+ -.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared bv
WEEKS G. POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, Ros-
ton, aud sold by all druggists. Price Of CUTICURA:
Small boxes. SO cents lsrgc boxes containing Two
and one half times the quantity of snial). 81 NE-
per cake: by mail 80 cents; three cakes, 70 cents.
my 2G-Tu.Th&S .s.... ,N 10. 1855.
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day Tor Gcfasnssalie TO confer on the sub.
,ect with Englishmen from othtr parts OF
The State who will be there 10 participate In
the race next "Wednesday.
The colered Methodists OF Waynesb oro'
are Flushing a large frame church. which
will be an ornament to the town, and very
cretlitab,e 10 the energy and zeal Of the
congregation. 4.i...s.- d, 1875
Rev. DR.. George b. Taylor, formerly the
popular pastor OF the Baptist church here,
and now head of the Baptist mission In
Rome, delivered a very interesting lecture
In the Baptist church Wednesday upon the
progress OF the work In Italy.
The large furnace ct Buffalo Gap. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, in this coun.
ty, has Just been leased by the Ferrol Iron
Companyrand will be put In blast as soon
as possible. This valuable property has
been idle since 1874. Penn.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Disnaicf.l

SALEM, VA. October 20, 1879.
W. 3. Derrick (coloredl, OF kichmond'
spoke here this evening before qnlfe large
audience in The Town Hall. he preached
upon the subject OF the State debt. His
sivle was really polished, and his senll-
ments we're bot-shot in the ranks OF the Re-
adjusters. The negro vote in this county
il of vital importance. When Roane spoke
here few weeks ago readjustment was so
rampant among the negroes that he could
hardly open with respectful bearing; nc
was annoyed several times by Interruptions.
This evening Derrick was only disturbed
bv the repeated endorsement OF his views
Several Spessard men present looked rather
blue under the discouraging losses which
@ the peopIe's candidate was evidently
Sustaining. Derrick paid his respects to
the educational phase OF thu subjecr, using
some beautiful figures in this and other
connections. A passing tribute to Inc
memory of the honored founder OF Roah-
ioke College was highly appreciated oy tpe
whole audience The colored people are
waking up on the subject. and we can
safely say that il our candidate, Colonel
Edmundson, carries his own county, be
will be Justly indebted to Roane and Der
rick OF Richmond for much OF his success.
Roanoke would be out OF danger il the ne
groes were properly enlightened. b.
A peSuNCIAToRY CARD-sTRCKEN WITH Pa
RaLYsls-RoSE LAWN BOUGHT BY MR.. J. d.
DREHER-THE NEGROES AND READJ0sT-
MENT.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispach.]
SALEM, Va, October 81, 1879.
A card comes out In the Conservative tbs
morning severely denouncing James L.
Eskridge, "the peoples candidate" tor
State Senate. The affair is rather unnleas-
ant, and is based upon personal misrepre-
sensations made at Cave Spring. ;,
John Trout, Esq, one Of the Oldest ana
a widcly-known citizen OF Big LICK, was
stricken with paralysis few days since,
ard is IN a very critical condition.
President J. D. Dreber, OF Roanoke COZ
lege. has purchased the handsome properly
OF Rev. Dr.. William B. 1ouce, known as
nRose Lawn" The small sum OF $4,2oo
was the price paid. ~
The negroes are beginning to see that re-
adjustment Is a bad thing. Many OF them
say they "iess gwine to keep their HANDS
out OF dis business" b..
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At the wedding OF the daughter or L. D.
Heath, at Spring Lake, Mich Wednesday
evening, all OF the guests, Of whom there
were more than one hundred, were made
III by poison In some OF the ingredients Of
the food, supposed to be arsenic in the
baking. powder or fayoring Of the cake.
Although several were dangerously i'll for
several hours, all are expected to recover.
A tramp, whose name is unknown. was
gored TO death by bull on farm near
Edinburg, Ind, on Monday night. He bad
entered field for the purpose OF taking
shelter for the night in straw-stack when
he was attacked. and ran for the fence, but
being overtaken by the Infatuated animal
was gored to death. r: ,a''~ ,-'''"
Mr.. James Alfred Jones, OF Richmond,
has bought a tract Of land 600 acres) on
Goose creek, Loudoun county, belonging to
b. F. Carter, for $3.50 per acre. The land
is assessed at S35 per acre. Il. rs.,.s.T :..s.e..
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Presbysery OF Greenbrier.
fKeporied for the Dispatch

IuEUVfkCU kTkHkseS'1'I = :
Presbytery OF Greenbrier met at Anderson
October 14th at "a P. NJ, and was opeBed
with a sermon by the Moderator, Rev. d. 8.
Sydenstricker, from Romans 10, xiv. Pres.
bytery was constituted With prayer, the roll
was called, and ten ministers and nine rni-
ing elders answered to their names. Rev.
N. Fl. Bettineer was elected moderator and
Rev. G. r.. LYLE and Ruling Elder Lewis
Temporary clerks. Rev. ,Mr. Cade,- OF the
!Rsn,ist: mr.. Van Horn, Of the Methodist
Episcopai Church sstitb, and vandenzen,
of the Presbytery OF Mattoon, Synod OF, Ilif-
nois, South, were invited TO seats as CORE
spending members. f'2 ri. t st''.5
81 SECOND DAY. s sal.s. Il.
Three additional members were enrolled.
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The minutes q I'D hit meeting Wc l ifead

The minutes Of tlir list meeting Wcsc fead
aud approved. rs
Rev. j. III. Rice requested this Presbytery
10 send q minister to supply bis pulpit at
Coyington, he being Sick and not able TO
preach. Referred 10 Committee on Deyo-
.tiotal Exercises.
A committee of three rev. j. G. Barr
chairDan) was appointed to take the papers
in the case OF Rny.tA. c.. Stuart and report
a plan Of action for Presbytery. Seasonal
records were called aud placed In the hands
OF the committee.
The Committee on Minutes Of Assembly
made report. which was received.
The Committee tRev. j. C.. Barr chair
man) on the History OF Charleston and ka-
nawha Saliues Churches was continued.
Buffalo was selected as the place and
Tuesday, April Goth, at u T. A.. as Tue time
for next meeting. .@ ~ W. Es ID.
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ACCIDENT TO RACING. HORSES. the 23d
ultimo an accident occurred on the Pm
Handle railroad to train OF cars contain
Ing valuable racers, and one was killed and
several others severely injured. Bonnie
Carrie, belonging to Mr.. Lawrence Hart, Of
New Orleans, the winner Of the Clarendon
stakes at Saratoga, was killed, and Clemmie
G., Charley Howard, Reddlng, and Buck
eye. belonging to the same owner, were all
hurt, the car containing them being shat
tered TO pieces aud the animals thrown
some distance. He designed taking Bonnie
Carrie TO England, and expected to stake
her against the best runners there. He csti-
mated her value at $4,000. The wounded
horses are receiving every attention in the
stables ut the Union Stock-Yards at Column
bus, Ohio. Mr.. Hart was on his way to ST.
Lonis, where he proposed to winter his
horses.
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Nova Scotia.
THE GREAT GALE IN NOVA SCOTT

years.
Nova Scotia.
THE GREAT GALE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, October 31.-Guysboro' was
visited Wednesday by fearful gale. Build
incs were blown down, and two persons
killed. Upper and Lower Salmon bridges
were swept away, and several vessels were
blown ashore. At Port Harrisburg much
damage was done, both Oh sea and land.
Religious Work Among the Freedmen
In the South.
LONDON, October 3l.-At yesterdays
conference OF the English alliance at Edin-
burg, Rev. DR.. White, Of New York, gave
an Interesting account OF the work being
done in tue southern States OF America
among the freedmen to prepare them for
Christian labor. at is expected" he said,
" that in q few years they will be able to
provide such q supply OF missionaries as
will do more TO Christianise Africa than
could be done by any European agency with
white men. They have already 8 colleges in
the South; ~ normal and Is inifatory
schools, with 1000 cmanciDated slaves in
them, ranging from twenty to forty years
OF age. They have II missionaries in the
feld." :
Settlement of the Turkish Debt.
LONDON, October 3l.-A telegram posted
at The Paris Bourse yesterday stated that q
settlement OF the Turkish debt hal been
effected under the auspices OF the Ottoman
Bank on the pledge OF the revenues from
salt and tobacco and the surplus OF the
Egyptian tribute. The payment OF the
first dividend is fixed for next March.
The Paris BourSe tnewspaper) says this
announcement is premature, though the ne
gotiations are progressing fayorably.
Amnestied Communists.
PARIS, october 31.-The official return to
be laid before the Chamber Of Deputies
shows that 3,085 Communists have been
amnesticd, 1900 OF them being prisoners
and LOO condemned by default, and that
LOCO remain excluded.
Relief for ireland.
LONDON, October 51.-Cardinal Manning
has authorized a general subscription to be
opened among the Catholic temperance or
CARNATIONS OF Great Britain for the relief
OF the distress in Ireland.
From the Army to the Church.
LONDON, October Sit is reported in
military circles that Lieutenant Carr, who
was with the Prince Imperial in Africa at
the time of the iatter's death, will resign his
commission and enter the Church. -.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS. October 31.-No new cases OF
fever or deaths have been reported to-day.
The weather is cold and cloudy. The Their
mometer early this morning stood at 45o.
Lqter.-Tbe Committee OF Safety aG-
iourncd sine die this afternoon. Since their
organization they have expended $4,000 in
maintaining the people in camps and pro-
Siding for the INDECENT poor in the city.
The undertakes report one interment-
Jackson Trigg, who died beyond the city
limits.
There are prospects OF rain before morn
ing. The thermometer at ?. N. indicated
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COMM ERCIAI.
JORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 81, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Iihite, IL bushels. Red, ,92i BUSH
els.
ConE,-Ehts, a99 bushels. Ai.cet, 1l4 bush
els.
UATS-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, % bushels nj $40; 81 bash
els very .oUG al Sl.3S-:n'a, II b,Sh' -. Red, 2S
bushels good miNCb IT Sl3S; 200 Bushels very
gooG Lancaster at ;3l.2S: ia bushels got Il Liu-
easier NJ 81 80: 81 bushels good Lancaster 1T
Sl.3S: rs bus..cls common Lancaster ut $3.50:
24 bushels very good German amber at 81 40; q
uu. hcs comlnon FGi:z i! &l.lG: l7i ba he's Fu!iz
on private terms: l0i h"shtlS FIiiZ Ut $ ~: 10
h,lsneS seed Fui'Z at 81 80; III bushels com" on
Fr.rz 1T sl.2j; ha h.Is urine ruliL ~ y 80 :;
2S2 bushels fnltZon private ;"rni; 81 bushes vcrS
good Fu!iZ NJ : 30: 90 bushels good FuIlz on p,i
waite terms: Bushels NcI ECnd FuilE 1t $40; 80
3,,shc: good Fu2 al 81. 27, 10 bushels good Fuiiz
ut IL %: 30 bushels good fuliH 1T 81 20: 1876
bushels FuZ on priv:.!e itrm: -Iot-l, 2,12i BUSH
els.
CORN - White. 30 bushels new At Coo: t2i hush-
els old 1T Csc; 81 bushels rev III jJc. 2ol hush
els very good old III G3c.-io'aI $50 bu hris Hic
Ell, III bushels at 60c.; ITO bushels old at G3c.-
total. $50 bushcls.
OATs-2O bushels very good winter al 50c.
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Naval EnfciiiGcRcc.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-Assi>tlutSIr-
geon S. Fl. Dickinson has been detached
from The Naval Hospital at New York and
ordered to the Naval Hospital 1T NGlfolk.
The vacancy in the list CT rcar-adm'rais,
made by the retirement OF Admiral Mui!a-
ncy, has been flied by the promotion OF
Commodore T.. II. Stevens to be rear-admi-
raj. His commission will date from the 2Tth
Of October. Rear-Admiral Stevens is now
in this city. and is at present on special duty
in connection W til the improvement! OF the
uarbor OF Norfolk, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
By rELEaRApH 10 The DISPATCH.

COLD WEATHER IN oMAHA-FINANC1AL
AND COMMERCIAL MATTERs-DEATH OF
ABBOTT THE AUTHoR-DEATh OF FIGHT
ING JOE HOoKER-FEvER REPORT FROM
MEMPHIs-NAvaL oRDERs-DEATH OF A
NAVAL OFFICER AT FORT
IN NEW MEXICO BURNED By SAVAGE
THE LATE GREAT GALE IN NOVA SCOTIA
DEATH Of A NOTED CoMEDIAN-sETTLE.
MENT OF THE TURKISH DEBT-oTHER
FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-01
by Eelegral'h.


NEW YORK. October 81 To4n.--Sto"ss strong.
Money call. 7 per cent. EEehauSe-LOnr, $50 {;
short. SIX. STATE bonds dull. Governments quiet.
Erening.-Money active and siringetH AZ 7Gp74
per cent. Exchange weak nj 4SO@4Sph. GUyrrn-
lncnts weak; new 50. l03l; AZ per cents, 05a :;
4rer cents, 1926 States dull.
BhJTIMURE.
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-FirgIuia 6's deferred.
6H: couSOS, "a: second series. 30: past-iluc cou-
pOuS, S3iJ; new l04U'S. 52a. Bid to-day.
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NOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

In the Anuihiaton of Pain and Inflammation,
in the Tialzalion of Weak, Paralyzed, and Painful
Nervous Parts and Organs in the Curing Of Chronic
Weakness of the Lungs, Heart, and Kidneys, III Inc
Absorption of Poisons from the Blood through the
pores, and the prevention of Fever and Ague, Liver
Complaints. Malarial and Contagious Diseases, they
GIG my 20-Tu,Th&S