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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12
THE CANDIDATE.

Father, who travels our road so late2"
"Hush, my child It's the candidate 20
Fit example of human woes,
Early he comes and late he goes
He greets the woman with courtly grace
He kisses the baby's dirty face
He calls to the fence the farmer at work
He bOres the merchant, he bOres the clerk
The blacksmith, while his anvil rings.
He greetS and this is the song he sings
"Howdy hOwdy, how dye do?
How is your wife and how are you?
All, it fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand of the workinoman."
Husband, who is that at the gate ?"
"Hide, my love, it's the canddate?"
Husband, why can't he work like you
Has he nothing at all at home to do 90
''My dear, whenever a man is down,
No cash at home and no credit i'll town,
Too plain to preach and too proud to beg,
Too timid to rob and too lazy to dig,
Then over his horse his legs he filings.
And to the dear people this song he sings
"HOwdy, hOwdy how dye do?
How is your wife and how are you?
All, it fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand of the workingman."
Brothers, who work early and late,
Ask these things of the candidate
What is his record? How does it stand
At home? No matter about his hand,
Be it hard or soft, so it is not prone
To close over money not his own.
Has he in view no thieving plan?
Is he honest and capable ?-he's your man /
Cheer such a man till the welkin rings
Join in the chorus which he sings
"HOwdy, howdy, how dye do?
How is your wife and how are you?
All, it fits my fist as no other can,
The honest hand of the wOrkingman -
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REMARKABLE FEAT BY A Doe
II. W, = writing from n, MariSclal
street, Aberdeen, to the Lire Stock JD'a-
nal. says:
''Thc following remarkable feat perform
ed by Collie dog, may prove of interest to
some Of your readers. About three weeks
ago l decided 10 have a short holiday and
started per rail from Aberdeen. accompanied
By my Collie dog Clyde en- route To Ball3teT.
From Ballater I walked to Bra.mar, rested
there all night, and next day went through
Glen Tilt lfordiug the TARIFF To Blair Ath-
ole. From Blair to DalnaspidIl. on the
Highland line. was traNeTScd the following
day Arriving NJ the later place late at
night, and finding no accommodation, | was
glad to avail myself of a lift ON an engine
as far As NewtoBmore. and remained there
that night. Thence ia the morning to Boat
of Garten, and from Boat of Garten to Free
burn Inn, TOmatin (i5 miles from luycr-
ness), and here my journey ended, so far as
the dog was concerned, aS he got out early
in the morning. started large hare or r0h-
bit and that was the last I saw OF him
Imagine my aStOniShment when q boy bro e
Clyde home this morning. The dog had
been found near Norwood Hall, Cults and
apparently did not know his way any fuIth-
+ er, for he remained there three days hut
having collar on, was then brought here
The dog is in good condition, and apparent
~ none the worse for his journey. This IN
I cidcnt is, 1 think, one of the most eNtlloT-
dinarV ever heard Of i'm connection with
dogs, for he must have rctraced his steps
nearly two hundred miles, aad that not
. withstauding breaks i'm the journey 10y Issli
way travelling. foriing two rivers and Ni>-
iting different places
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LOVE IN 4 COTTAGE--A woman who
writes from experience draws this pic
ture of love III a cottage on a small in
come:
"A few months of ease and comfort, then
they begin to realize they are saving very
little Retrenchment begins: they move
into a smaller house; perhaps illness comes
the little money laid by goes for drugs,
and other comforts have to be sacrificed to
pay the doctors bill little helpless lives
come calling for attention. The young mo
ther who could easily attend TO her domestic
affairs before now finds all her time taken
up with baby. Duties that came easy then
through with, though the head aches and the
foTded The husband, too, may have had
his dreams of making life pleasant for the
woman Of his choice, and to find himself
straining every nerve to make both ends
meet and, though his manhood cries out
against the eternal grind of drudgery he has
20 witness, he Is pOweTleSS to avert it. So
they slave and slave, tasting little OF lifeS
comfort. Do you think l am OveTdrawing
the picture l would l We're. for the Sa ke
of some l know, and thousands ] do not.
Lives Of sacrifice are not easy ones to live,
and though we may in al good faith think
we could live them, and not be unhappy, few
of US are the heTOineS we think we are, when
the test is applied. Living on dread, cheese
and kisses reads we'll in romance but the
reality Is not pleasant. For life even at its
best has its cares, and husband and wife of
ten encounter trouble that require all thC
love and respect they have for one another
to surmount them. "
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IL one of the primary schools Of Salem.
Mass. a teacher was endeavoring to as
certain the extent Of her children's 5
knowledge of numbers. The question
being asked: 'Would you rather have
three paper bags with two oranges in
each. or two bags with three oranges in
each - all but one little fellow expressed
themselves as without preference. The
teacher asked this pupil for his decision,
but he was persistent in his liking for
three bags with two oranges in each, his
reason. when finally given, being: $50
| could have more bags To bust.
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WoHns OF Notwithstanding kills
goodness.
Government begins at home.
Great deeds survive the flood Of time
Greatness consists iu not feeling great
Good words are worth much and cost pua
little.
Good nature collects honey from every
herb.
Good here is better hereafter and best al
last.
Good words are good, bat good deeds are
better
Grcat souls have wills; feeble ones have
only wishes.
Gcncrcsity. wrongly directed hcc" I's
] n source of evil 60 Those for whom beh- b
! wple intended.
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TgE CAMBRIA FREEMAN

at Ebensburg, Pa, by H. A. McPike'
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a DREADFUL SPECTACLE

was disclosed. DR.. HunstOn lay on the
bed in his night clothes. His arm was
thrown out SO as to hang out over the
side of the bed. His head lay over the
bolster, and his throat was cut from ear
to ear. An ordinary kitchen knife.
sharpened like razor, lay on the left
side Of the bed, and in the bolster on the
same side was a cash. The doors thro'
the work-room into the doctors room
were open. The dog lay peacefully
sleeping. The desk in the study had
been
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-09-12

WISE AND OTHERwISE.-The wild oats Of
youth change into the bTiers of manhood.
No one is ever fatigued after the exercise
of fOTbearance.
Kindness is the golden chain by which Sc
eiety is bound together.
Let US always be cheerful; if life is bur
den let II be q burden of song.
\ house without newspapers and books Is
like house without windows.
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Administrator and Executors Notices. $50
Auditors Notices. zoo
StIat ana similar = otlct's l-oJ
Business Items. first insertion lpc- per line :
each subsequent insertion sc. per line
50 RESOLUTIONS or proceedings Of any coTIord-
ti9n 0T society, ana communications designed 70
cdttdttcitio1l O. dfiH matter NJ limited indtridud
interest must Dc paid for Gs advertisements.
JOB PRTNTrSG OF all kind neatly and expedi-
uously executed at lowest prices. Don't fer
get IL.
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Advertising Rates.

The large and rapidly increasing rircutstton
o. TIE FREEMAN commands il 10 TIE fe,r,-e Ne
consideration of advertisers. Advertisements fs
will be inserted % the lo--oNing ralea.-
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+51NNB'G WOOLEN FACTORY.
-oINIRT WORIs A SPECIALLY.

-.-- gees having recently purchased the
VI. a7 the EHEysBURG " ooLES
tie Assignee Of A. y. \ Geo. W.
--.-. a.. One attention Of the public 70
- propose putting said Factory i'm
got-,---- .lr tlc purpose Of doing all
%- spinning weaving &c
'sirrrr- Fa Blank cts. FIanueIs.
Yarn.
--.H SERVICES Ci an EErEHTEScED
-.--. ..I -H manage the business We
..' Satisfaction t0 an who favor
F. II. BARKER
H- ALVIN EVANS
%. --,'--lt Ed. JAMES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-20
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany and the Vatican.

LONDON. November 19.-The Daily Iele-
groph'S Vienna correspondent reports that
a Rome telegram confirms the statement
that an agreement has been reached between
Germany and the Vatican. Mgr. Jacobini,
pacal nuncio ut Munich, will visit Berlin in
December. probably to confer with Prince
Bismarck, who is said TO have made i'm
porlant concessions in the recent negolia-
tons.
Italy.
LONDON. November ia Rome dis
patch saws the Italian Chambers have been
prorogued 10 the 9th instant. Meantime
the Cabinet will probably be reconstructed,
Signor Carroll retaining the Premiership
and Ministry OF Foreign Affairs, and Sig
nor DepretiS taking the portfolio OF the In
terror, and Signor MaglianI that OF Finance.
Arrested for Incendiary Speech
Making.
LONDON, November 1S.-Michael Davett
and james Bryce Killcn have been arrested
charged with having used language in pub
lie speeches calculated to incite breach OF
the peace, and James DAILY, editor OF the
Connaught Telegraph, has been arrested in
Ca>tlcbar for a similar crime.
4 cores pendent OF the Palt-udN Gazette
reports that great CONSERVATION prevails nj
CaStIebar, rs DAILY is much respected. He
was cbcered by the inhabitants on his depar-
lure for Sligo. where the examination is to
be held. The Connaught Telegraph has not
been suppressed on account Of the arrest OF
its editor.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

!..ff5 III WEDEEkDhY. November ~, 1879,
sALEs.-3o shares of Bank OF Commerce stock
sold nc Ia.
Sopernmen. securtttes.-United states AS.
10b5 bid; United Suites AZ, 1929 bid.
sssss xs"; ssW 81 S as asked MIA
Carolina per cvnis, es BID, 60 asked:
1SsX bid, ISs asked Richmond city e.. !. and =,
1oosk bid. los asked; Petersburg city 6's T and A.,
chester s's, tax-rceeivabe. H. aud s.. 90 askeI.
! Raitrond B2nds.-yrgtnia Central Railroad ilrst
mortgage g., J. and j.. IL bid; Virsinia Central
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage Ss, J.
aud j.. 1oA bid; Virginia Ceniral Railroad non-
side Railroad first mortgage preferred SIS, j. and
j.. 1os bid, IA asked: sou,hside railroad second
sous6side Railroad third mortgage Preferred e..
:. and D.. ss BID. % asked: Petersburg Rahroaa
hr.a SrSsgs ss and J na DID, lds
j.. As bid so asked; Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad c@rtifca,e, 100 bid; Richmond and Pc
bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road morteage IS. J. and D., llS bid; Richmond,
rs, j. and b., los hid: Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad iisst mor'gaS rs, j. aud j., 70
bid: Richmond and DanviIle Railroad consolidated
6 NJ and n. 9S bid se asked; Piedm non Ra,l-
mond, York River and Chesapeake Rallroad nrst
s s 10 aas aS asksa
q. and A. Railroad second mortgage rs, TN bid.
70 askei.
Canat Bon9s.-James River and Kanawha Canal
| frst mortgage G's, NJ and NJ, 40 bid; James River
AVID kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's, 81. and
N, 10 Did.
Railroad Soeks-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. As bid; Richmond. Fredercks.
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaran-
teed, 100 par. 30 bid: Connection Railroad stock.
20 par. 6S bid: Richmond and DaEvile Railroad,
100 par. 25 bid 26': asked: Rlchmoad, York River
and ChesaBeaie Railroad. 10 bid, rs asked.
Bank StockS.-Naiioual Bank OF Virginia. 100
par, S5 hid. 95 asked; Union Bank of Richmond,
sc par, 81 bid, so asked: Merchants and Planters
Saving, 25 par. II bid: Citizens Bank, % pal. %
asked
Insurance Compantes.-Granite, 100 par, 20
bid.
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DENVER, Cor, November 10. = Dispatches
received here from Los pinos, dared No.
Sember 18th, indicate that the Peace Com
mission is making rather slow progress.
But a short session was held on Monday,
Ouray failing TO come In until IL O'clock.
When he did come, contrary to bis custom,
he wore his Indian clothing. he was very
sullen, and indicated decided ill-feeling
towards General Adams, who he said was
incompetent as commissioner, because, as
he alleged, or his knowledge OF the Utes
and OF their affairs. ,0uray maintained that
Jack had done nothing wrong, but had fail
cd 10 come to Los Pinos on account OF the
ill-fcelng toward members Of his tribe
Ouray proposed that Adams be recalled.
and stated bis desire to 60 With number
OF the Ute chiefs to Washington TO lay the
matter before Secretary Schurz.
The escort OF the military arrived at Los
Pinos Yesterday, many OF them with frozen
feet, having come through severe snow
storm.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, November 10, 1879.
The Number Of breaks to-day comprised Al hogs
rs packages; of which number Il were sold at
prices ranging from $l.70 to S1s.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lmgs.-Common,, S2.30@s3; medium, $50
$3.50: good, S4GcS450
Ledt.-C Common, S. G1$5.50 : medium, S66s6.50 j;
good: S7@$750; fine, $l0@slZ.50; extra fine,
Sfemming.-Cnmmon. $2.5O@s4e medium,
*4.50@S6; good, $6@s7.5o; tine, 5000.
DARK MISUNDERSTANDING.
lug FiHers:-Comnon, 1904; medium. s4.5o
@ Eeaf Ftiers.@ iT9i s5@sG.5O: medium 81
mSS.5O: good, s0mSlO so: tine. S1l@S12.50
extra fine sul-cured, S12MSl7.
WrapperS.--Common,S 7@$s. SO: medium. 80
0S9.50; good. Sl0M%10,5O: fine. Sl3GLSl4; cX-
ira, $l1.50@$12; extra sun-cured, S1S@s2o.
BRIGHT GooDS-MANUFACTuEISG
Smokers.-Common. $5a$7; medium. $500
SO: good, $12ASl5.50: fine. a20MS30.
FiIerS.-Common, s5MSG: medium, s7@ SO:
good, 81 O6$l2: tine, s13@&l5;
s25 so1d, IS oG$4o line, s45@s5o fancy, $50
@S75.
Nshogany Wrappers;ElCsommmno9nn,. Sl5@sls 9
mcdlitm. S2OGfE:33: good, S3o(GS4O; line, S4o4
$50; extra, S60@S73.
WESTERN GOODS.
Ina Ffilers-Old dark. S3Nd4.5O.
LeGf Fifiers.-Common TO medium, s4@S6 good
L"gs, Working.-New dark. $2.59@s3.
LcGt Sten,ning.- dark. SiMS7.
Mu$on County-Ncw common 10 good filters, 81
@$l0.
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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Eellosg-Spofford Investigation.

,y, ORLEANS. November l9.-In the
10 Subcommittee Investigation in the
: .~ro. n6anrd case to-day, Bernard Will
-, ~, recalled and testified that Jim Lew
M HI. way 10 Washington, and while in
:, ,ssrl,,on Governor Kellogg gave him all
money he wanted. Kellogg instructed
.-,,.. ~ offer MURRAY $4,000 to 20 10 Cam
,.a an, testify. In answer 10 Senator
ron, gnc>tirU rs 10 who was present
..7 K.Ho.s told witness 10 offer Murray
=. .a, witness replied: Nobody. You
-. think that when man does that
= business he is foolish enough
~. ANYBODY present. jim Lewis
=. ,t3gris Marks tried to keep INC from
....,- before the committee. Lewis said
..a.,i be we'll paid and the" would send
..rsv. Marks sent for me three times
. ,.,nr3ay II come 10 the cu>tcln-bou>c,
.f6;1 net 60 because WAS afraid they
..,t Kin me. am satisfied if had gone
n.,4.a not now lie alive" The cross
e.. .u..rq,j0a by senator Cameron developed
,.... liza, ~itncSS bad been in the Con
-p,. army. bad deserted, and was cap
..-.a sad punished.
.,.4f--Wll'ilm>'S connection with tbs
,.af.dc-s,e .rniy may account for ms fail
.r~, -, coffee. the pension which he claimed
i-...r,r. :, aegaI government
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
;ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels. Red, 2,544 bush
ella.
CORN White. 61s bushels Nired. 81 bushels.
OATs.-SOi bushels; OF which 172 bushels We're
rc-eXhiblted.
BLAKEYED PEAS.-S bushels.
RYE-S4 bushels.
PoTAToES-76 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuEAT.-Hhite 80 bushels at S1.4O. Red, SO
bushels 1000 amber at Sl.45: "a bushels prime
Lancaster on privae terms: $50 bushels prime
Lancaster on private terms; $50 bushels common
Lancaster at s1.35: SO bushels mixed ut STAG;
"a bushels mixed II j rs ESQ bushels mixed at
Sl.15: JOG bushels mixed at Sl.36: 200 bushels
mixed at $1.i2: 40 bn-hes mixed at S1.35 32
bushels mixed al 1888: SIS bushels FuZ at 81 80; ;
33S bushels very good Fullz AZ Sl.35; 142 bushels
al 100; ~ bushels good FultZ at 1925: bushels
common tul!z at ST; 80 bushels good Fullz ut
Sl.26: 80 bushels Fultz III s1.32: bushels COM
mon Futz at SLIP; 40 bushels good Fultz IL
81 32-total. 2.346 bushels.
CORN White 252 bushels old on private terms !;
l 10 bushels very good new at 53c.; 100 bushels
good new at 5 &C.: as bushels goo. new at 53c: 32
bushels good new at 53c.; 26 bushels prime cid at
54c-total, 61S bushels Htced, 134 bushels old
al 53c.; so bushels good new at 53c.-tola, 1S4
bushes.
OATs.-22 bushels prime spring at 45c.; SO BUSH
els very good winter at 49c.; 80 bushels prime
spring at 45c 172 bushels fair spling ut 42c. %
BLACKEYED PEhS.-S bushels At 81.
RYE.-30 bushels 1t 75c.
PoTAToES.-56 bushels at Soc; % bushels at
55c.-toial, rs bushels
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New Railroad Project In Texas.

ST.. Louis. November ia new and i'm
portant railroad project in Texas was inau-
gura'ed yesterday at Dallas, in that State,
by fling the charter Of The Texas Trunk
railroad, to run from Dallas to the Gulf Of
Mexico at or near Sabine Pass, with a
branch to the Louisiana liuc--lu all a dis
lance OF $50 miles. Josiah G.. Graves was
elected president, William l.. Cabell vice.
president, Malcolnb Henderson treasurer,
and d. 4. Robinson secretary. The capital
stock will be $1,000, 900, OF which about
5000 shares Were subscribed OIL the spot.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
cr.pH TO THE DISPATCH.

.EorySE BURNED IN NORFOLK
''ssrxrY-TRE LOU IS A \ \ ,, Nhs.noes-
o1IN.orp SENATORIAL INVFSTIGA-
SFV' FIX INQUIRY INTO THE RECENT
TW> M OFF DELAW ARE BREAh-
Coltrr-r>yEILlNG oFTHE EQUESTRIAN
VII ,,.E OF GENERAL eEoReEs. THOMAS
Sr,,sg,NGTOS: IMMENSE ATTEND
,r MILITARY AND CITIZENS; THE
w. E1I-KS ESPECIALLY HoNoRED--
&'.,>,pE MARRIAGE IN FREDE-
&,r,.rC;. Vk.-THE TEXAS TRUNK
N' ',,,,v-SSoW IN NORFOLK, VA, AZ
49, a., And CHARLESTON. $. c.
~ PkV. DR.. ETHAN ALLEN AT
..,,papT. KY.-vAE!Ous FOREIGN ITEMS.
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MARINE iNTELE.sGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 70, 1879.


PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. B. Goodman, Iicarn, New York, mer-
cbandSc, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner II. n. Gram, suphin. New YORK, guano,
Allison & Addison.
Schooner Edith Wright Wright Baltimore. pig
iron Old Dominion Iron Works.
schooner Sarah Shubert, Steelman, Philadeiphla'
coat. W. j. Mcdowell s~o
Schooner Shgnouetie, Frank, Baltimore, hre-
brick, Tredegai Works. ,, -.
schooner {. W Holmes. Jackson. Baltimore, pig
iron, Old Dominion Iron Works.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, gntted States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Iatum
agent. r >- Val, oo,I
Currie & Co.
CUsToM-HousE REPORT.
cl,ored-Amrriean schooner Maggie Abbott. AID,
bolt Rio Grandc with 1852 barrels OF flour valued
at S10,207.90, shipped by the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Company. -
PT1L.DELP lIIA, November l7.-Arrlved: scnoo-
neer Major William IL. Tantum' Shoe from hicn'
mond. - :, ,,,.o,. c.,o,,a-
W T., Franklin. for Petersburg.
PROVIDENCE, November l6.-Ari1yed: schooner
Four Sisters, Bunker, from Richmond.
READY FOR SEA.
The brig Regulator tBr.), from Richmond FOR r AL
mouth which has been repairing at Portsmouth,,
has finished retaking on her cargo OF wheat ahc IS
ready for sea.
NEW YORK, November 19.-ArrlVed: Manhai-
tan Algeria, Gellert, Danto Domingo, City OF Dali
las, CITY OF Washington. Arrived out: eser; 30
liyin.r Hon eward bound Agatha, Richmond: John
Watt, New Orleans; Prince Arthur, Galveston.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, November 10, 1879.
Country produce.

NEDNESDA1, NONcHDcI IL, 10.
Country produce.
| dpnles: $20S2.25 q barrel.
Beesson:@: zoe. = n.
iH?UTu ue%i. zoe. p bushel for country; zoe for
ID Dried Fruit: Apples. 3@4c; nearhes, peeled
5mSc.; unpccrd, 3M4c.; cherries, zoe = So
Eags: In oarres. l7@1sc.; in crates, l9g2oc
FSnthers: Prime nye-soose, 35W4Oc.; coiau-oH'
E2nTseed: sl@sl10 y hnsl,el.
HGy: Virginia timothy, s5@s7c.; mixed COG
75c.; Glove. Coo:
.sootnioss: irish. y barrel, $50.
Luri: Country. 6t3W7c.
Rue: S0@S5c. n buslIel
Sttmac: Prime. fIc.
B~ied Strd11: 45M5Oc.
WCol: Washed 2SM30c.: uuw1shad, 2OG22c.
BURY wool will bring from 8 10 Sc. q ID less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose dale. $3.50 Il barrel.
lime: Agricultural, ga Oc. a p,shei; Hcck'ai;c,
.lmSI 70 according 10 quantity; JointcI tiltsh-
insj, 81; GIcnn's Falls. $4,000.
plaster Ill 50@sl.75. ~
Yf:y.: Lmge SIZE. s3.20MH3.oU.
Drugs, Dyes,uhs, Oils. &c.
4ieoG;t: s. $3.50 = gallon.
Concentrated Lye: s3.25@$a Il ease oa lao'
dozen.
Eoa2peTdS: &c
Cochiaent: 81 = 70.
Extract of Logmnod: l7c.
. INDIGO: SI@sl.1O. ~.
M0ddsr: l2hc.
dis: Lmseed CSC: machine. 81 6$1.75: Sperm,
sl.25: whale. GQc.: straits. S5N45c.: Labrador
cod Oil. 50G60 lard. 65c.: sweet, SG :, aozen
best salad. $3.50 castor, 81 23 q gallon Nlrslhia
lubricatng, 3G050c.; kerosene loc., cash, " gal
lon.
Race Ginger: &c. . ,sa
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seneca, without top, 500
SODA: SAL. 1s@2c., in kegs; English soda, &c.
American. 3HG;4c.
: Spirits TtlrDenttne: SOC.
Dry Goods.
Brozo,, Sheeet10S and Shtrttng8: a Manches-
ter &c: Manchester. &c: Manchester, axe.
Al james River, &C.; James river: Sac. 4
James River. 43c; A Graniteville &c. SraLlte-
Vile. &C.. "A Kockridge. &C: Rockbrine. SHG.,
4 w. Conestoga, TIC. 81 &. CoDestoga, 6hc.: d.
Conestosa. &C.; 10-4 Peperill, 2oc'; 1o-a City,
25c.: Cott0n-y1rns. 9Oc.
: Bieached ShtTstn0S and Shsettn9s: YAM
sutta, l2c.: IA Masonvlile, 9Hc; "A lsockdaie:
&c "A Home. 9kc.; A oneida, lOc.: "A
Avondale. 7c.: Al Social. Shc.: As AmoSkeas
9xc.; Wholesome. 9Hc.; Barnsley, 54c.; + Esa
Dog SIC; Fruit-of-the-Loom, 9Hc; b. Seitnate,
thsrn, 27kc.: l0-a CITY Mills. 25c- . -
Bro,Da DrikIs: Petersburg. 6tsc.i GranlteVuls,
&c.: Rockbridge, A, &c.; AA, SAc.
Corset Jeans: Pavonta, So; AncsseaR, ioc'
Dsnt,as: Harlem, 1294c.: Boston Steam sislls, Sc.
Pgt1t8: American, eye: Aliens; Sci i sca
moad. &C.; spray,e. &c, Mansnes.ss, D.:
Ms,ery, 7c.; Oriental, &c. Psclac' obc' AfRo'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-20
Heavy SNOW I'm GeorgIa--Races Mt Au.
guStA.

AUGUSTA, November 19.-The heaviest
fall OF snow in years occurred here to-day,
the snow falling for over three hours
steadily. The storm seemed to be general
in this section. .-.
The races begin here on the 9th OF Janu-
airy, under the auspices Of the Citizens AS
ISOLATION, to continue four days. About
s.. 900 are subscribed. There will be no
cntrance.fccS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-20
COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Y0u are hereby noti-
aed that your taxes for Tuckahoc. Brookand. FAIR
feid and yarna districts will be ready for collec-
ZION M tho Treayurers Office, 10 the county court
house from The 18Th OF 70 t pc, 1T ~
OF DECEMBER; after which lime tnere VIII VIA. Sc
LAW w dirests. WILLIAM NJ. MeGRUDER,
no Ii.iDeI County Treasurer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-20
Religious Matters.

PETERSBURG, VA, November 19.-The
fourteenth annual session OF the A. Vi. E.
Union Conference in America commenced
here this morning in the new Oak-Street
church, with a large attendance OF dele
rates from different sections Of the State.
Bishop Hood, OF Fayetteville, n. c., is
moderator.