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WASHINGTON, October 13.-Two dead
scent fox-hunts we're the speclai events at
the National Fslr-Gf0unds to-day. and both
proved TO be very Interesting. They were
novelty TO most Of those who witnessed
them, but were thoroughly enjoyed. The
FIRST was mile dash. Five beagle hounds
started. BrambIebusb, owned BY Mr.. 5. n.
Hyde. Of Bootbby Hill. Hartford county.
Md, was the winner; Fashion, also owned
by Mr.. Hyde, being second. Time. 3:02t.
The second race was steeple chase through
country, over hill and dale, the wind
up and start being ut the Judges stand.
The track was dusty, and the wind was
against the dogs, being strong enough to
blew the scent away almost. The distance
was about two miles, and the course was
arranged 80 that 1t was all 10 the sight OF
the audience. A fox.hound, Lew, owned
by DR.. Paul Jones. Of Princess Anne. So
nerset conDty. Nd, was the winner, lead.
ing Mr.. Hydes Bramblsbnsb by several
ysrds. Valuable prizes lsilvef piate) were
given the owners OF the wihners. Ten
dogs started In the sfeepIs chase. The finish
Of which wv exciting, the RAGS beiuk such
= Close Que. fsl1 g
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
OCTOBER 13.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs-Common to good, &4.50@$6.
LeGE-Common, $6.50@S7; medium, SSaS9
good, $40 eSl1; fine, $l2@si4; extra 6ne, $50
$40.
$3.50 good, SS@S9; fine, Sl0@SlO.75.
DARK TOBACCo-MANUFACTUB
Lug FitLers.-Common, $3.50@s4; medium,
k4.50GS5 good, $5.5061S6.
Leaf Filiers.-Common. S5GS5 90; medium,
$8MS6.50; good, sos 8; fine. S9@Sl0.
WraDpers.-COmmOu, s7.50N*s.60: medium
fs.5O6S9; good. s9.60@Sl0; fine, $10@sll ;
extra sun-cured, $12@l5.
BRIGHT ToBAcCo-MANUFACTURI
S,aokers.-Common, S86sl0; medium, 900
Sl2; good, sl2@$l6; fine, Sl6@S20.
FiLteTs.--t;ommon, S6@sS; medium, S7dS9
good. 81 e@$l2; dns, nominal.
Wrdppers.-Common,S VI 0er SIS medium, 81 5 "a
$40: good, S20gS30; line, &40@s50; fancy, sc
@&75.
Wrappers. Nshogony.-Common s12Gs15
medium, tl5GM20; good, S22@s25; nne, $500
$40; extra, t45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods is confined
PRINCIPALLY TO good old heavY-bOdied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old Tugs, s4@f5: Kentucky River luys, Sl09
kl2; Kentucky River leaf, fl3dslS.
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BY Teiegrapn.
NEW YORF.


NEW YORK, October 13.-Cotton weak: sales,
Ola bales: uplands, IL Slice. Orleans, ii 7-16s.
southern -four UNCHANGED aud quiet. Wheat Irrsgu-
lar .ass rsa az SiV made sE owe
on cash lots and more active; futures nrm un-
graded, 54k@56c. Oats k@1c. lower. closing
ings, choice, 2OCG25c. Coffee dull and weak: Rio,
lihGl4kc. Sugar active ana higher; fair 10 good
s s;:b DE% TssH;a sf% sas
dull and unchanged. Rice unchanged, with good
trade ,Rosin arm a. sl:s0eesi.s5. Turpenline
better demand; domestic fleece. 36G4Sc. pulled,
ZOQ45c.; un washed, l4G33e.; Texas, l46D29c.
Pork quiet and prices generally UNCHANGED. Mid.
ss.75; long aud short. $3.50. Lard about sc.
lower, closing hrm. With lair trade at sS61xe5
tS.72x. Freights dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE z. October 3.-Flour steady and MOI e
@es.25; extra, t4.50@s5 family, s5.s7@s6 25 /;
City Mills Fuperdne. S3.754t4.26; extra, ~ 500
t6; family, t6.25@ts6 so: Rio brands. $6at6.25;
western, spot, steady options shade better; south
ern red, s1.O7asl.10; amber, el.lo@sl go; No.
MaSnoS .,Sh.1 NS SSsr 5sa
Al. i3h6&l 3K; December, III L 5,eet1.l 5k; JAN
nary. tI.l8 bid. Corn-southern hrm; western
arm and quiet; southern white, 6o@Sote'; yellow
M Me..e po aGt eiSess@siSSs Buk-%ssis-Looss
shoulders, none ole. ing: clear no sides, none
Offering: packed, 6Q9e. Bacon-Shouiders, okc. :
clear rib sides. eve. Hams, l2,s215x Lard, &C..
Coffee lower and aull Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair,
IIkal31c. Sugar scarce and arm: "A soft. exc.
WhiSksy quiet at el.lokQel.l6. breights qaiet.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October 13.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. 2 amber, tl@ei.02; winter,
el.O3. Corr drm ut Ace. Oats steady anu hrm NJ
3Se. Pork nominal At tl7@tl9. Lard quite bat
arm 1t te.35. Buik-meats nrmer snon,aers,
bkc. /: ribs. SIC. sides. QSc. whiskey IN good DE-
mand rs ei.6o. sugar nrmer; hsrd,, ioh@ l0te;
Hogs dali; common, tS.1S@ssc;so nsns, r. o9
44.e0; packing, e4.0o@sAso' ou'enefs' ss'so
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October lS.-FlouT active. nr9 ana
btahcp exfrn a so: choice a. fancy, -,
@{6.26. Wheat drm at 9o@s6c. Corn quiet ~
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nr rILEGRArH TO THE DIsPATCH.
Indfama In Doubt, but ohio Carried BY
ahe Republicans.

THE LATEST RETURNS FROM TUESDAYS
ELECTIONS IN INDIANA. OHIO, AND WEST
VIRGINIA - CONGRESSIONAL NOMINAL
TIoNs - SUICIDE or AN OLD AND RE
sPEcTKD CITIZEN IN TExAs-DEATH OF
A BANK CASHIER IN ROME. GA.-sUfT
AGAINST A LOTTERY coMPANY-EMPE.
RoR OF RUSSIA Is ILL--NEw YORK LAND
LEAGUE IN COUNCIL - REPORTED Dis
sENsroNs IN THE FRENCH CABINET, &C.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October Ii. 1850.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 6S bushels. Red, 1896 bush.
els.
CORN White, 3iS bushels.
OATs.-290 bu hels.
RYE.-SS bushels.
ScRHESISGs-30 busbels-re-exbibited.
PEAB.-l6 bushels.
COTTON.-l1 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels rood at s1.l7; SO
bushels choice on private terms: 10 bushels on
private terms-tOtal, los bushels. Red, 80 bushels
Sc, d Lancaster ut e1.Z5 $50 bushels choice Lam
caster at fl.Z0; 336 bushels very good Lancaster
on private terms; ga bushels good mixed on pri-
yate terms; 26 bushels very good Fultz at 81 Ia
184 bushels very good Fuz at s1.l3; 40 bushels
very good Fultz at s1.13; 8 bushels 20 ID Fuiz at
t1.lZ; IL bushels good Fultz at tl.12: 10 bushels
good Fuuz at sl.l0 $50 bushels, fair Fu,z at
s1.09; 10 bushels fair FullZ at sl.0S; SO bushels
fair FuhZ at $I.0S: 40 bushtl common FuE at
Sl.O7; 40 bushels common Fultz at s1.O5; 1S
bushels very common Fultz al 81; So bushels on
private terms-tOtol. 1000 bushels.
CORN White, 10 bushels very good al 61c.; 31S
bushels very good AZ 60c.-tOial, 3SS bushels.
OATs.-38 bushels on private terms.
RYE.-S bushels prime at IL; bushels good at
90c-total, l6 bushels.
SCREENINGS 80 bushels at 40c.
PEAs.-16 bushels at 75c.
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Cain Statistics.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-Director OF
the Mint Burchard, in statement which
will be embodied In bis forthcoming an.
nual report. estimates the total amount Of
coin now in the country at $685., ,003
gold and sI49, 790,335 silver. VI these
amounts SCI 1904, 1903 gold and s72,454, 600
silver are in the Un. ted States Treasury,
and $780,, 676. 700 gold aud $77, s44, 7S5 silver
are in circulation and held by banks. This
is an increase since June 30. 1879, OF $685.
39O.3O5 gold and s37,74s,3,sO silver. In adj
dition the Treasury holds s66.O40,540 In
gold bullion and $5,557,759 Ia silver bull
lion, which the minis are turntog into coin
as rapidly as possible. This Is larger
amount ii specie than has ever before been
ia The country.
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WASHINGTON, d. G., October lathe
keeper OF Life.Saving Station No. B, Florida
coast, reports finding on the beach piece
OF vessels aboard, with part OF a
name, Enoch NJ" painted yellow on a
black ground. The vessel to which the
fragment belonged Is supposed to have been
wrecked
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Land.Leaguers and Archbishop
McCabe.

DUBLIN, October 13.-At a meeting OF the
Land-League, Nessrs. Dillon, Sexton, and
Sullivan strongly protested against the pas
toral letter OF Archbishop McCabe, OF Dub
lin, in which he depIored the silence Of the
Irish leaders regarding the threats Of vio-
lence against the landlords uttered at public
meetings. The speakers characterized the
letter as ignoring the sufferings OF the peo.
pie, and declared it untrue that the speakers
bad not protested against the threats OF
violence alluded to.
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A Novel Suit Against Lottery Com
pany.

NEW YORK. October 13.-Abram Orlando
Jackson has begun suit against the Lou
isiana State Lottery Company, and, obtain
ing writ OF attachment from Judge Daniel
to-day, attached the money Of the company
and OF it's officers and agents in the National
Park Bank. Jackson, it is said, formerly
dealt in lottery tickets and policy slips, but
his business was destroyed by proceedings
against the company. In bis complaint he
alleges that on 173 occasions between July
Is, 1876, and September 90, 1880, he invested
an aggregate OF Ss6.5sl.s7 in lottery tickets
of the company. He brings the present
action under that section OF the Revised
Statutes which provides that person in
yesting in lottery tickets can sue for double
the amount and recover double the costs.
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wEAT VIRGINIA.
The Dem 0cratlc N aiOrafy.

WHEELING, w. Va. October 13.-W. j..
Scott. We have carried the Stale by fully
$4,000. fsignedl ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
WHEELING, w. Va, October 13.-Hon.
Marshall JeoeH: As far as heard from
West Virginia reduces the Democratic ma
iority. GEORGE w. ATKINSON.
WHEELING, W. Va, October l3.-Re-
ports from West Virginia are coming in
slowly. The indications are that the Re-
publcans have reduced Democratic maiori-
ties in number OF counties, but their ma
jority will not go much below 5000, II any.
The Republicans depended upon much
larger Greenback vote being cast than
was thrown. 1t seems that this party,
which claimed upwards Of $4,000 In
the State. did not poll over bali that num-
Der. They largely went back TO the two
old parties. Hon. George C. Sturgis, Re-
publican candidate for Governor, has led
bis ticket considerably. Kanawba county
probably elects the entire Greenback ticket,
but is claimed by the Democrats by small
majority. Morgan county goes Republican
by an average OF 13O-about its usual ma
jority. Brooke county gives Jackson Dem
ocrat) for Governor 70 majority-a loss OF
IS on the vote Of four years ago.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. october l3.-The Posts financial ar
ticIe says The political news from ONO ana
Indiana IL construed I'm Wall street as meaBing
that thsre will be change in the general
policy Of the Federal Government respecting the
currency aud business interests: and the result
OF this construction OF the news Is buoyant feel
ing at the Stock Exchange. Business there opened
with great excitement and CONFUSION. the anxiety
being to buy. United States and AZ per cent.
since advanced ,s-masing the total rise from
Yesterdays closing IL per cent. Railroad ln-
vestments strong. although In the excite
meDt comparatively little attention has been given
to them. Stocks which are much sp6oulated In
opened AT an advance of 9I5 per cent. There was
then an irregular advance. ranging from x 10 lB per
cent the highest prices having been AIDE in the first
hour. since then a part of The early advance has
been lost The market has been feverish aud alter
nately strong and heavy. The stock market con-
inued feyersh, and The tendency was reactOnary
from the first hours bounding advance until about
O'Clock, when prices again began advancing, and.
The dav. There was a considerable "short in
lerest" I'm the market. and The demand 10 cover
this accounts for good part OF the buying orders
to day. At the same time, many other orders 10
buy have come into The market, those from out or
town by telegraph being important in amount. The
Ian gest transactions have been In Erie. Milwaukee
and 1T. Paul, Delaware, LackawanUa and Western,
Kansas aud Texas, Northwest, Wabash aud Jerfey
Central. At noon the United States Assistant
Treasurer opened proposals TO sell bonds 10 the sink
ing fund. The amount offered was S4,99O,1OO.
Money o, call is gas per cent. Time money on
6rst-ciass Stock Exchange collateral Is offered to-
day 10 leading stock brokers at per cent. for four
months. Prime mercantile paper Is 4h@5H per
cent.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER IS, 1880.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10, 1880.
ARRIVED.
British brig Neptune Car. Rogers, South America.
In ballast; vessel, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tatsm,
agent.
Schooner NJ II. Rand, KINNEY, Philadelphia,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
schooner A. +. KiDdberg, Osborne, New York,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Schooner John b. Conner Bell, COAL Norfolk !;
vessel from Buck & Christian.
By Telegraph.
DISASTER.
LONDON, October 13.-The steamer Rhineland,
from Antwerp for New York, which lost her pi o.
peller. as before reported, was t0wed into Falmouth
by the British steamer Marcia. from Shields for Sa-
vaunah. Tke Marcia lost every thing movable from
her deck.
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rho View Orlenn. Blenders Discharged,

New ORLEANS, October 13.-Carl Bender
and family were taken before Judge Suzen-
burg on a writ Of habeas corpus to-day and
discharged. J. b. Schaefer, the Kansas
agent. has disappeared. He is thought to
be q lunatie.
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DHILAD Ia, RICH tim
Il MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-s&H}kA6
SHIP LINE.-FOR PIllLADEL"HIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THRLE TINES A WEEK.--UDtil further no
tiee the steamers Of this line will make tri-weeklI
trips, leaving philadelphia every TUEsDA
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIME--FREoUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily Cltil O'Clock p. N.
JAEES W. MCCARRtCK,
General Sout .ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE Co,
General Managers,
po23 No, ~ South Wharyes Pniladeiphis.
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suiclde I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, October 13.-A special from
Seguin. Texas, to the Ne,rs says that Nr.
DerricksoD, an old and respected citizen,
committed suicide by hanging himself to q
joist. Bad health is the supposed cause.
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Rhode Island pOlitles.

PROVIDENCE, October 12.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met here to-day and
nominated presidential electors.
The Democrats OF the First district have
nominated Isasc Lawrence, OF Newport, for
Congress.
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Inutsaara.
OF rag LOUISIANA PRESS Asso.
CITATION.

Baron Rouag, La, October 13.--The
Press Convention rex,sembled to-day, and
organized the Louisiana Press Association,
adopting constitution for It's government.
and elected George w. McCronie, Of the
Ouachita Telegraph, president; w. NJ.
Smnllwood. Of the New Orleans Times, first
vice president; A. II. Hildebrand, Of the
Gretna Courier, second vice.president; l..
K. Bentley, OF the DonaldsonyiIle Chief,
secretary and treasurer.
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RonE, Ga, October RE. A. Williams,
cashier Of the FRS. National Bank OF this
city, died on the 10Th Instant aud was bu-
Red to-day. All business MAS closed In re-
Spqet TO his memory.
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Conversational Nomination.

WlLLIAAsPORT, PA, October l3.-R. j.
C. Walker, OF this city, was nominated this
morning on the 221st ballot by the Repub-
lcsns from the Sixteenth congressional dis
trict.
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RumOred Discussions In the French
Cabinet.

LONDON, October 13.-Regarding the ru-
NOR OF discussions. in the French Cabinet,
the Paris correspondent OF the Times says:
an. Ferry, President OF the Council, thinks
that IL is a paltry thing to direct his efforts
10 the dispersion OF $4,000 unrecogDiZed
monks and nuns where there are 10000
who cannot be disturbed, being already re-
cognized. NJ. Constans, Minister OF the
Interior and Worship, however, regards
the dispersion OF these $4,000 as an achieve
ment which may dispense with the neces-
sity OF any other programme. In view
OF this conflict OF opinion, NJ. Ferry has
begged President Grevy TO hasten his re-
turn TO Paris, when it is expected the great
battle between the two parties-one repre-
scnting the dictates OF NJ. Gambetta and the
other leaning on President Grevy-will be
decided"
PARIS, October 13.-The Cabinet Council
to-day, at which all the ministers were
present, unanimously approved the propo.
sal Of NJ. Consians for the enforcement OF
the DEGREES against Unauthorized religious
communities.
From the Arctic Regions.
SAN Francisco, October 13.-The reve-
nuC-cutter Carwin, which has inst returned
from q cruise in the Arctic Ocean In search
OF exploring steamer JeanneIIe; reports
that on st. Lawrence Island out OF 700 in
habitants 500 were found dead OF starvation.
Traders had introduced liquor among them,
causing them to neglect laying up their
usual supply OF provisions. The officers OF
the Carwin express the opinion that the
Jeanette wintered on the Siberian shore,
and Is now there west OF North Cape. The
Carwin could not get far enough west to
verify this belief on account OF the ice.
Illness Of the Car.
LONDON, October ia st. Petersburg
dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company
says the Emperor Of Russia is i'll.
Persia.
CONsTANTISOPLE, October 13.-The Shah
OF Persia has teegraphed to the Sultan de.
handing the Turkish army corps be sent to
the frontier to assist Persia IN quelling the
Turkish outbreak.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 13.-Neen.-Stocks strong
active and buoyant. Money on call. 2tG3 per cent
Exehsnge--Long. 4s0a; short. 4S3z. State bonds
dull. Governments strong and higher.
Eusntng.-Money, 2N3 per cent. EXCHANGE
4S1. Governments strong and active; new DIS
l02k: AZ per cents, 1893; per cents, 1OSs
S,af etrOnR.
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, OlsSOLUTIoNe 4 rAHs \ . ssss ss.
no Partnerships II have this day
| ~ sssociAesd with ne IN bustnsss my sw, NJ.
HUNTEi w. DENTON. The bssiness VIII here
sfier BE- conducted In the name OF J. b. DENTON
Al persons Indebted to the old concern VIII psease
settle a once, and al parties having c'sius sesire
&C 1874. ). B. DENTON soy.
THIs is TO CERTIFY THAT WE
GEORGE W. CHiLDs -hay. entered into : limited
he following terms, conditions, and nssiiss.-so
II ss .s q. e ssa'sss'
I'd Tue Senssn nature q ,ns susns,s 70 e tssr;
M seS M nfftMaNfs sss an
AGESElyv FOB s9zT THs SALE Az s, 81 MscniSkRY
3D. The place O. said business In the city Of Rich
LER, residing in the city OF Richmond. state of
Vireinia. and ROBERT NELSON: residing In the
spseisI par,na I - EoRGE W. CmLps, residing in
The city OF Phi adelh,s. state OF Pennsylvania.
5th The said GEORGE W. CHILDs the specia
partner bias contributed $4,000 In cash to the gen.
eih; The said partnership shah commence Imme.
dasly at and AZ er The signing, scs9ewiedsins re.
by the Sd and 4h sections Of said chapter i42 the
Code OF VIRGINIA, and shall end on the lsl day OF
Aprfi, 1854.
witness our hands and seals this 25th day OF ku.
gust, 1850. Al MILLER, tsEAL!
s s2shGE S n. dsifbs. t [:s.l]
State Of Virgfsid, city NJ Richmond, to vn:
lis. sInton, notary public for the city Aforesaid
in the state zfOresaio, do certify that the above
named A. j. Miller. one OF the ~ neral partners
efthe firm Of MILLER & NELSON, ~ ferred 10 the
preceding certificate, made oath before me In my
city aforesaid that George w. Cbiids. the special
partner Of said firm, has paid In cash the sum Of
$4,000 To the common stock OF said firm-
Given under my hand this Sd day Of september,
1850. ). sINTOS, n. 4.
state Of Virginia. city Of Richmond, to toft;
l. s. Snton, notary public for the city Of Rich
mond in the State aforesaid do hereby certify that
Andrew j. Miller and Robert Neilson, whose
names are signed 10 the writing hereto annexed,
bearing date the 25th day Of August, 1880. have
acknowledged the same before me In my corporation
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this Sd day o. September,
1850. :. slSTON. n. l..
State If Pennsylvania, city Of philadelphia, to
tcit:
l. Edmund Q. Bowman, notary public for the
city Of Philadelphia. in the State Aforesaid. dc
hereby certify that George W. Cbilds. whose name
is signed to the writing annexed bearinS date tue
25Ih of August, 1850, ackBowea ged the same be-
fore me I'm my corporation aforesaid.
Given under my hand this % day III September,
1850. EDMUND O. BOWMAN. isLALl
sc 4-1aw6w Notary Public
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HAMILr0S COUNTY.

CIscIxHArI, October Ia Unofficial re-
turns from the whole OF Hamilton county
give Townsend, Republican. Secretary Of
State. 84,l2e, Lang lDem.h 81 $40; Town.
sends majority, $3.50 McllvaIne, Repub,
!licaa Judge d supFsme Court $500; Fqjs
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FIour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Fine, s3@t3.50: extra, 1925: superfne, "a 50@
$4.75; common family, S5.50Gt6.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

GO 6O -GENTLEMEN CAN -
DL.CUs BUY A FIVE-DOLLARSs
FRENCH CALF GLOyE-TOP TERRf-6OkE
FRENCH-TOE CATER FOR $3.50. They were
bought al a bankrupt sale In Boston At half price.
and will be sold for half price. This Is no hnmbug
Call and see for yourselves at the old-esta6iished
shoe-siore OF n GOLDEN,
No. 1923 Main street
oc I3.2w mot j. Goldenl.
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Illness of the Car.
CRoCERIEs AND LTQUORs.

DECEIVING TO-DAY, DIRECT FROM
LII BOSTON, per schooner NJ. A. Achorn
$50 barrels FAT MEDIUM RIMMED No. 3
MACKEREL;
200 barrels FAT MEDIUM PLAIN No. 8
MACKEREL;
100 barrels GIBBED HERRINGS.
rs barrels No 1 MEDIUM SPLIT HER
25 barrels EXTRA SHORE No. 2 MACK
EREL,
rs haif-barrels EXTRA BAY No. 1 MACK
25 half-barres EXTRA SHORE No.2 MACK
ERBL,
10 haIf-barrels CHOICE FAMILY MESS
MACKkREL,
10 quarter barrels CHOICE FAMILY MESS
MAGkEREL.
20 kits CHOICE FAMILY MESS MACKEREL,
loo kits BAY No. l MACKEREL,
100 kits EXTRA SHORE No 2 MACKEKEL,
75lboxes B0NELESS GOLDFISH,
for sale by WILLIAM JENKINS 4 CO.,
! oc 14.3t 1918 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. October 10. 1880.
sALEs.-20 shares OF c., c. and A. X. X. stock at
43h; 80 shares or O., G aud A. X. X. stock at "A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
DEPARTUxE OF STEAMERS.
DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-eTfNa
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGs on JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,

THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States mail)
z. c. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 81 A. Nj. for above-named places,
connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay LiDe same
afternoon, which arrives I'm Baltimore I'm fall time
to connect with A. VI. traiu for Philadelphia,
New York, and Boston. Returning the ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY at 6 a. NJ, arriving here about T. NJ.
Fare TO Norfolk y...'...'.'''.'......,''.s 30
Fare round trim ny......................... 2 80
Fare 10 BdHlmOft........,....... w
Fare 10 phlladelphla 90
Fare 10 New 1Ofk..,..........s.s.. 60
Fare 10 bOstou'''.' w
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and at
CARRIERS Agency, 926 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth +,
Washington, ID. C., Newberne, Washington. ano
TarborO', n. c.. and all points In Eastern North
Carolina; also, for Eastern shore of Virginia. HamI.
ton, Old Point, and all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is.
sued L. II. TATUM,
sc IL Superintendent.