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I.-sIx LITTLE COOKS.

I.-sIN LITTLE COOKS.
~ Miss klHKLANn. rricc tin
Whilgi i ralD au interesting Narrative IN t2elL
" dclkhltuy trnchts girls 'us how 10 fOnw prnctl'
oailJ its many Wcp,s. '-St Nicb7'as, Ncn York
e.-DORA's IIOUsEKEEPINo.
ny Miss KlRKLANb. Price q. o.
IL occupies hitherto untitled Acld IN literature
and Girls and heit mothers Will be equally delighted
with o. - IAe ddrdHco, CticdOO.
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by Mrs A. y. +. WHITNEY. 10 mo. Houghton.
Osguod Co. Price, si o.
Odd or Eyen.' IL not the novel Of day or sea-
sou Qt sonsasl0ni Il a capital novel f0ruycr -C'
cugO Tunes.
O.-CAPTAIN FHACAsaE
From the French OF TnEopuiLE GAurKR. i6fno
q. J.. iulnaHs sons. Pupcr GHs cloth sL e.
- In this delightful work Gautirr surpassed himself
and produced the model Of picturesque fOnianees -"
Henry DANES Jr.
Any o. re- shove books sent by mah prepaid, on
AN. KELLOGG,
az jackson street. ChlcaGo-
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TnE IadIe.l best lrIend. NatIonaI YeasL
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The Cincinnati Enquirer informt
us that the hop men and brewers are al
lager heads.
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JOHNsON's METHOD FOR SINGING
GLASSES.

No writer sIoeh tht In the perfect elsArnssa aud
simplicity Of his explanations and tho thoroughnsSs Of
Of bis work The teacher Who this method needs
70 ohaVs in his hand the CHORUS CRoIR IssrRUcTIoS
BOOK Cel25l, by the author. The pages CORES.
pond and tho larger book gyos for Oh Of
the smaller.
OLIVER DITsON & CO., LYON & REALY,
BosroN. cmcAGo
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VHhHFA and Wigs sent O o y. anywhere. wholesale
~ "a S and Hetail. Preslst ITSe. Goods guArAn.
AERANl lktoed. buSTRxnI, 1 50 Wabaah. AY -UhleAgo
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30

eNuRNBuWH n Morphine Habit Cared Ia 10
ENE1HMuMM 20 40 days. No pay til Cared.
~ A&BaHA DR. J. srEPHEss. Lebanon. Ohio.
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eE 1. E1Il per day at thome. Samples worth 3 8
W w SkU nee Adlress sLIhaoN q "a. PortlAnd. SO
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a AeEETS EHlS SOMETHING Coz, rongs 4 Co.,
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THE vOICE OF woRsmIP.

81, or 30 per dozen. BY l. o. EMERsoS
This book covers precisely the ground as does
the TEMPLE, and people will one or the other az
they fancy the music the style Of this ths other
sIcellent composer Nj Emerson s books are Known in
every household and eyey school and each new book is
Intended TO be advance those that preceded it.
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Coo A WEEK in your own town Terms and
.DOO IS outfit fros Addrs " Halet $50 Portland Ma
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-30

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
please say you saw the advertisement In
this paper. Advertiser like to know
when and whore their advertisements
are paying best.
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The Tobacco Trouble.
MEMBERS OF TUE LOUISVILLE TOBACCO BOARD
OF TRADE HOLD A HARMONIOUS MEETING.

MEMBERS OF Tue LOUISVILLE TOBACCO BOARD
OF TRADE HOLD A HARMONIOUS MEETING.
louisville Commercially
The situation IN the leaf-iObacco trade re-
mains unchanged, no new features having
been developed wednesday. A meeting Of
the Louisville Tobacco Board OF Trade was
held Wednesday afternoon, at which the
whole ground was carefully reviewed, only
buyers being present, Of course, the ware
hOusemen having withdrawn from the or
gauiZltiOn. The meeting was harmonious
in every respect, ana there was quite unity
OF feeling manifested. Remarks were very
temperate In their nature, and the genelsl
feeling seemed 10 be that an am'cable un-
Outstanding. satisfactory to all, would be
effected in comparatively shOIt time.
The Louisville Board Cf Trade appointed
a committee TO wait upon the TOblcc0
Board Of Trade, believing that the latter
organization had been dissolved, with an
invitation TO join the former Board. That
such an invitation could not be accepted,
or even thought Of. NAV be seen from the
following commune ltiOn, whic1 we are
kindly permitted to use, and which shows
conclu,ively that the Tobacco Board is AZ
firmly established aS at any time in its his
tory. and is in every respecl intact. The
following is the communication
LOUISVILLE. KY, November "a, 1880.
Mr.. Aifred Z. HGrriS, .ir., PreSidcnt Of
lie LOUiSCWe Tobacco BO0rd Of 1y0de:
Dear SiT,-At your request we have cX.
amined The Articles Of Association and By
Laws OF the Louisville TOblccO Board Of
Trade incCrp rated May 8. 1850. TO deter
mine " bcil er the resignation Of those men,
bers OF the corporation who are warehouse
men had the effect Of diSSOlying said cOrpO-
ration. Our opinion is t5at such reSigna-
tiOnS had no effect upon the cXis ence OF The
corporation; AID that the corporation OK
ISIS as fully now aS it did before said Ie>ig-
nations were tcGdcreG. Respectfully.
"BIJUR d DAVE"
The warebOuSCmcn have taken no deci-
sive action, and affairs are virtually where
they were at the beginning OF the difference.
Both parties feel that their Interests are
identical, and that there is no real anlagO-
ni>m. An early settlement j. confidently
looked forward To. though al present both
parties are firmly determined to carry their
ends
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COURT ORDERS.
IENtracfnrcr z.
IS Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
i OVER COUNTY. OCTOBER 2s. 1880:

EA IdCb I'N'l
GIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
i OVER COUNTY. OCTOBER 2s. 1880:
4" I.aac Dayeni ort Jr JuniuS 4. Morris, Griffin y.
Davenport, and JOhn NJ. Morri-. mrrchants and
partners under jhs style al d firm name OF Daycn-
port X Morris. who sue ON mhalf OF themselves
and an other cresitOrs Of Lucus HigginsOn, ne.
CEASED, who will come in and make themselves
parties and contribute 10 Inc costs OF this suit,
"Piainiif', In Chancery,
:. Charles T.. Hlgg;nson. u. Granville Jones. and
Mary 4. Jones nee HiggiT son his wife. William
\ Jackson and CldTindt Jackson nee iiigginsOn
his wife. Thomas NJ Pare, tru.tee; John Page, T..
W. Morris, trustee; JAMES NJ Wickham J0ha II.
Wickbam, Jr., w l.. Wickbam, Miss khZ beth
PleaSants, and -. l. JOne:, administrator Of I.u-
cius llieg nson. decea ed,' t...............
son consideration whereof The court doth ad-
Judge order, and Thar this cause be referred
10 one Of the commit siOners of his court, VINO will
make the OlO~ias Inquiries and state The following
:. First. An account OF the tran.ac ions tf =. l..
Jnne, as administrator OF The personal estate Of
LuciuS Uiggin-Cu. deceased.
tate OF which Lucips HigginsOn died sciZ'd add
pOssessed-ihe fee pie aud annual value OF such
Third. An account of The Hens noon the real es-
ta'e OF Ine sdid Higein2on, with their respective
priorItics.
Fourth. An account showing what assets belong
ing 10 The o-iaie OF Lucy ". Sheburn. deceased.
came INFO the HANDS OF me iate LHCu. hlgg'n'0n'
deceased. and what are the rights Of EiZa0e A. NJ.
Pleasants agrins thu estate of the said iu- liig
Hn.o on. de easrd, By reason OF the acceptance nv
aid Iligginson OF The DrOperiy mentioned III the
codicii 10 The VIII Of Lucy W. >he'burn.
Fifth. Whar amount, # awning, Is due ron
the estate of Lucy W. >helb"rn 10 b. n. 6ibson'
personal represenlative of SilAs shelbnrn and whe-
iher lie tsae Of Lucius HrgInson Is liable Tor said
claim or any part ih-reoi"
The parties interested In this decree viii take no.
flee tLat ! have liked upon WFDNESDAf 1HE
l9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1851, ana Hsnoysr
p rs the time and place for executing ihls
decree when ana where they required TO ATTEND.
bor seG ;. G.. Reid,
Commissioner Hanover Circuit Court.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DPHTHERIA AND ScARLET.FEvER-PRE PREPARING
FOR TIE ICE--sNOw AND RAIN-RELIGIoUs
MEETINGS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.I
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.,I
November -, 1880.
Two more deaths from dipbheria and
one case OF scarlet-fever have been reported.
The new steamer Bell May, which began
10 run between this place and Tappahan-
mock about month ago, Is having her bow
covered with Sbect.iron as protection
against the ice. she will resume her regu-
lar trips Monday.
On THURSDAY (Tbanksgiving-day we were
visited by both rain and hail. On FRIDAY
morning the ground was covered with
snow, and during the greater part OF the
day ii continued 10 snow steadily.
omitted 10 state IN my last the cost OF
the Confederate monument, which is -. 2C0.
The greater part OF This sum has been
raised by The eXcuioG> OF the Ladies Me-
mortal Association.
Considerable inlereS; has been manifested
in the religious meeting at the Baptist
chulcb.
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The Rloclsade Of The CanaIs.

ALBANY, n. Y, November 2G.-Nayiga-
ton on the river, for The present at least, +
here considered closed. The following Is
an eStmpte of the number OF boats on the
canals: Erie. 900 boats, 900 OF which con-
tain grain; Champlain, 123 boats, mostly
potato. laden, and few with barley; O>we'
90, Black river, and Cayuga aud Seneca, not
exceeding 50 boats in alt Those on the
Black river and Uswegs are loaded with
lumttr and potatoes, and those on The Sc
ncca with coal. All work on the Delaware
and Hudson canal has been stopped on ac-
count OF the ice. which is now SIX inches
thick and still forming.
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The Saudriuyham Imbrogli0.

NEW York, November PA special
from Norfolk, Va, says: The Vuyinidn,
OF this city, publishes the following to-day {:
"The report that the Secretary OF the
Navy had consented to the necessary re-
pairs on the steamship Sandringham at the
nsyy.yard is unfounded. British Consul
Myers has received q telegram from Secre-
tary Thompson referring the matter to
CoBmodore Hughes, VINO had in the mean
W bie ordered the steamer out OF the dock.
She ieaves this evening for Baltimore,
where the repairs will be made on Monday.
No little surprise is expressed by the
British Consul at this action. He considers
that even had the insult been given, which
Is denied by the captain, that when The
apology and explanation was made IN per-
son aud writing the repairs should have
been permitted; especially when the Secre-
tary OF the Navy was Informed that IL re-
CURED Captain Mckay would be relieved OF
the command OF the vessel"
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 27.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugS.-C ommon to good, S4.59a{6.
LeGC-CommOn, t6.5OMs7; medium, SSHs9;
good, $40 9$lI; dne Sl2@Sl4; extra fine, sl50p
$40. 1850. ,eo
Siemmfng-CommOn, s3@i4; mcdum, 500
$3.50: GOOD, sSH SO; fine, flOdslO.73.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Ina Fiiiers.-Common. s3.5O@S4; medium,
S450d So good, S5.5On SO.
lear FiflerS.-COmmOn 5000 80; medium,
500 $3.50; good, Sta IS; 1nc, S9aslO.
IVrGDDerS.-C OmmOu, $500: medium
{S5OaS9; good. S9.50@SlO; line, SlO@9ll ;
extra sun-cured, il2Gl3.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURlNG'
Smokers.-CommOn, :sdSl0; medium, tl09
sl2: good. :l2GSl line. Sl64S2O. 1890
EiIIers-(OmmOn, s6MSS; medium, s1Gs9 ;
good 4 p@fl2; fine, nominal.
UrGDDerS-CO Common, I l0dil5 medium, - ga
$40: good, S20aS3O; hne, t4OGs5O' lancy' f0C
@s75. , .,o...,,
medium Sl5d@20; good, 1920 500; hne, $500
i40, extra, S45Gs5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for This class of goods l; confined
principally to good old heavy-bodied luSs ana Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: .,o>,
Old Iugs, S4@f5: Kentucky RIVER rugs, fiO'g
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3dfls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

TWO BOOKS BY LYNCBBuRGERS NEARLY REA-
ny VOLUME or BIOGRAPHY AND ONE OF
POENs-w ETCHED WEATHER OUT OF
DOOEs-A POLITICAL STRAW.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspaicb.l
NOVEMBER p, 1889.
Acting il may be Oh the idea OF establish
ing the foundations al least Cf home lite
nature, winch shall gradually emancipate
Us from The bondage of dependence on
northern aud foreign books. two OF our
tOwnsmen bave original Volumes IN press,
which viii soon sppear and Ice placed on
the market. One Of these Is II. I. Craig
bill, E,q., brother OF Colonel William T..
Craighill, OF the United states Engineers,
prominent lawyer and 6HeroteIr Of this
city. His work i entitled THE Virginia
Peerage; or. Sketches Of The Lives OF Dis
tineuished Nrginians who Have BECOME
SO in the History Of Virginia" IL IS, as
Cts name sigDlteS. series OF Biographies,
carefully WROUGHT. yet not extensive; their
object being TO interest the youth Of NII-
giuia 10 study these MODELS OF patriotism
aud staiesmsns nip tbrougs the mediuu OF
moh elaborate biographies. The volume
now almost ready viii contain sketches of
Washington, Patrick Henry, John Ran
d0lph, ana i've Others. Mr.. CraIgbiii ia a
nrm believer In The uLdeveIopcd destlnIes
OF Virg,pia, and thinks our literature might
well be a. distinct and Characteristic as the
services ADD records OF our public men.
lie has bad abundant material for TIE prepa.
ration OF bis work. and every equipment OF
amsiiy, culture, and industry for its success
fui prosecution.
The other book, whose early advent Is
promised. Is collection OF poems by the
REV. ". \. Gregory. It's title has not pub
hcly trsespired. but hear that the volume
Will consist Of some $50 or 900 pages, and
That II viii appear in u style OF typography
Uniform with The Diamond edition OF Bret
Harte's Poems. OF 1876. Mr. Gregory viii
perhaps be remembered as formerly con-
Becied With the Journalistic profession In
various cites OF lbe State. Not being much
OF poet, your correspondent cannot as
sumo TO speak Ct Ibe merits Of the forth.
coming volume Of Mr. Gregory. and Will
leave that responsibility With The cultured
aDd discriminating public
we bad more snow last night and more
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North Carolina Railroad Construction Bonds.

The contract for the renewal Of ne bonus ol me
Stale OF North Carolina Issued tor th" construction
onris,innprs aciing for th- Sta'c, and Thomas
Erauch ( Co signing for them elves ana a~S"clae,
in Virginia, holders Of one million bOndS' an
for Freeman Clarke Of Rochester. y Y. hpldcf oi
Two hundred ana 6fty IN usand. The cOnifac' j. 20
be biuding on the COMM ssioners When acffpuch Wv
The holders Of two million bonds. IL mas sl 10 De
anproypd by IN" Governor ard treasurer but mere
seems 10 bc 30 doubt of their approval as u i r.
garded rs very favorable to the state. ne uohu'
fond III. maturity Tor forty wears. SurrerdrrnS TO
The Sra'c 1910 past-duc interest on cach Do'd' re-
e., wing bond bearing per cent. interest coupons
god torioxps rriainlng The lien on the RAJ road
a, 4 he bOnd, 10 be nOn.iaXable ant I1"lul III
yp.tment for an trust funds. ny ms cpmWonl't
the state viii Tttiin The ownership ana con I"l vi
the railroad for forty years. H"id'rs OF poha Cdn
sind Their names aud The amount OF hoIri' 'ues
mold 10 1homa, Branch x co richmond, Va
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Huripd SnOW-SiiGC.

CHEYENNE, wy. r., November 2G -Ad-
vices from the North Park to the Leqder
state that a party Of five miners, on their
way from Georgetown, Col, to tue North
Park, were piecipilated in an immense
snow-sIide on the coDtinental divide on
Saturday lat. Charles Eaton and Thomas
Gray were killed and James Frazer had a
thigh Groken in two places. The remaining
two, Nelson and Sender, escaped with sew.
eral bruises. The body OF EIton was found
buried ~ the snow. Gray'S body could mol
be found. The party bad been out IN the
storm five DAYS, and were nearly famished
when the accident occurred.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, November u, 1880.
Country produce.

Apples Green-From 1925 to $3.50 PEI barrel.
Butisr: .Gime TO choice yellow, 25c; lair to
sV Corn Meal: 6OG65c . bushe for country; zoe.
mn Fruit: Appes, gate: blackberrles, &c.
cherries. l2mlac.; raspOerri"s, 20gEZc'
EsStherg |: t.r,Ge rve-goose, 4Oa45c.: common.
IFSiayssst: sl@sI.O5 = bushe.
Hqv. Virginia timothy, sl.05@fllOi clover,
90c.@sl.
Poi@iees: Irish, .l.5o = 6asrel .Spe . bashel
Roots: Ginseng, sl.lO@Sl.3u sm. SeReca free
OF tops, 4Oc. 2 10.
Bye: sO@ Sc. q 6ushei
fnmnr: Prime. I5c.
Shucks 65@ zoe.
Btted 5tra0: 4OaoOc.
TafiOio: bM54c. e u. 5000
WOOL: Washed. 40442,.; unw,shcd, % d29c.
BURY wool will bring from 70 DC. p 10 less ulan
above rates.
Ceiaent. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dae: s1.40@h.50 y barrel
James River, sl.30dsl.40.
L,rae: Agricultural, ga I0c. y bushel' Rock ana,
.j'I5GsI.lO, according TO quantity; JonteT
,1sni'1in'.l. Al. I5: Gienn's Falls. s5@90c.
PioSier,: LuPp "A rs; Nounc, ss caicired
plaster. sl.60@sl.73
Tar: LaIge Size si.3o'
DRY Goods.
Prints: Merrimack. CT" Merrimack shirting,
5iIc /: Rcnmend 6kc.; South Bridge. SIC. Pacific
7c =: Sprague. So; SpraRue snlrung, Dye;
iInnnel's, exc: Aliens. &C; Manchester. &C.
Washlngtnn o,sc.: Mailsry Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
nIe. 7c.: Simpson Mourning, 7c.; Simnson Grey,
3c.; Simpson Black, &C.; Harmony oSc'; Ash
Rroron Cations: Manchester A., o4c.; Man
ssrT IA A. A.. 6sc., RocsbIitgc A X.
II. exc. James River .. o. 6sc. James River
*. X SAC. James River "A II. H., SIC. James
Hy.r Standard "A ID. d., nc; Grsnite,illt Il.
r.. 6kc. Granite vile "A Z. T.. 7sc. Pocahontas
6ne &C.; Conestoga d., 7c.: Conestogs W. Inc.
Br0on Sheetings: Peppereli lO-4, 25'sc.; An
Plsacssd Shtritaos and Shsstfwos: New York
Mills. I2c.; WSmsutta, l2xc.; Dayol, lOc.; An
droscoggin, L. gSc. Fruit OF the Loom, lOc.; For
residae, DC; Hero 4, sc. Pelham ne; Quine-
hang IKE lIope A.. Sc. Eclipse A, Eye. Sc
cnTity. Z, 6sc. PeppereIl l0-s, 27hc.
Observation-Disclosures, lOc.; White Msnniactur'
ing, I0c: Kenilworth. nc; Cua berland. Isc. y
Tick !. C0nestoga A. A., l2c.' Conesinsa Z.
A.. lac: ConestOga G. t. lbc.; Conestogs IRE
MUM. IKE: Conestogs y. r., &c.
ShIrfing Stripe. Sheridan "a" &C., sneri'
dan ''G.r DC. -,,..u. ~. s,arl aKc
Peppere'le &C.; Kockbriige "A, D..
Dsnfms !. Jewett CITY, lc Boston. DC. a.
Colon Piaids. Ottawa e'se.; Ioisdo, ST.
Ola Virginia, 81. o.
QgmSries; Fla. Fold De-; f.per'7s.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH TO TIE DISPATCH.

SIXTY RA'LRoAD'HANDs BURIED IN A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN TtxAs-
lNDIANA's ELECTORAL voTE-MARlNE
DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE-A TRAGEDY
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURGERs or
GOVERNMENT BONDS AND CURRENCY
RELEASED THE NEW YORK POLICE
AFTER Observation-Disclosures ALBA
MAN REVOLT AGAINST THE TURKS
NEWS FROM FRANCE-THE GKRMAvsTU-
DENTS AND THE JEws-TnE SINKING OF
THE oNCLEJ JOSEPH ~ TIE MEDiTER.
RANEAN; THE MATES STATEMENT, &c.
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sleet this morning, aud how, 10 the early
afternoon, the whole mess is melting, and
the streets are sight 10 behold. BY to-
morrow the mud Will reach deep to~ards
China. But we are used TO that sort of
thing M here, aud can stand II.
The knowing ones up here say Hon. John
Goode viii be candidate for Governor.
We might easily have worse one, and not
easily n much better one. TELEPHONE.
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pOs.tTsCAL.
indiana. Electoral vote for GarneIa.

Endtann's ELECTORAL Vote Tor Garfield.
CINCINNATI, November 2I.-The CONNER.
ciors indianapolis special says The State
officers in charge OF The canvass OF the votes
for presidential electors have decided 10
permit the clerks 10 correct the returns by
substituting the name OF Abram 5. Parker
for Thomas W. Bennett where the latter
enormously appears on the ially-sbeeis.
This action will give the entire electoral
vote Of the State 10 Garuel0.
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BY Telegraph

NFw YORK, November 27.-h05n --Sioc rs
weak. Money on cali. 4G5 uer sent. exchange
Long. 49,; short, 4e0t State bonds ou GoN'
eru;neIts quiet.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK Noyem her 27 90 TIE weekly statcIncnt
of me associated banks from The cearinH-housc
shows the following changes Loans decrease 81
500. 100: specie decrease. % 652,700; Legal ZEN
drrs increase. $4,000; deposits d crease. fo'7f A.
300: circulation decrease. s64.2OO reserve ur-
crease. ~ .O47325. -.
The banks now hold slOj,67j less Than the
Cg;.l requirements. 1
BALTIMORE. November 27.-Nirginia 6t' Old
27: deferred. 1917; consolidated, 72ls; second s"'
ne. 20, Dasi du- coupons. 90 : new lo'4Os.4(a
Virginia 1910 cOuuons, o. BID to-day.
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American Health Associa,Ion.

WASHINGTON. ID. g., November 27.-S0r-
geons Joseph Il. Smith and John S. Billings
have been ordered 10 New Orleans 10 repre-
sent the medical department OF the army at
the annual meeting OF the American Pub
lie Health Association, to be held in that
city December 7th.
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DICHMOND, YORK RIyERefTsrs

5EANI tIFSAPFHht ' NIIK'lND. <Tz..asNfSs
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTS,
rlON COMPANY,
Tn )ugh-freight route between Richmond (gs,
an Hoston, Providence snd al New england citicI.
steamers leave " EST FONT, VA. On esca
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at IL noon clr'
netting With trains from RICHNoND.
SteauC r. arrive at WEST POINT on each ] 20
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rto Boston aaa
Providence Raiu0ad ctG Vest Point Va.
H. T. DOUGLAS. superintendent
q n GpoNwR. General Ngeur al
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MARINE iNTELLIGENCE.
HOOKS. sTATIONERY, Sc.

COMPLETE SETS OF THE WAyER
~ LEY NOVELS. several editions; COMPLETE
SETS DICKENs's WORKS; CONPLLTE SITS
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Flour.

FIour In better demaad. Fine $40 $3.50 extra,
$3.50; suUerine, - 5O@ :475; common family.
SJ75dtG: choice or patent family, $1,000 ~
stanton In pectiOn, extra, s0.700f6.
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DHILADELPfiiA. RiCH- s4SfA
= NOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s.so.
EVER AND TUF EAST VIA FALL RIVER
fiiRLE FiMFS 4 WEEK.-Upu further no.
- the steamers Of this .!Ga Will nase r-MeetI7
rHUR.DAy, and SRTJPDAY, and RicnMola
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. AMI SUNDAY, con.
qectiug =, Pnilldephia vita Eigte's Men ~ giAh1
line for all River. .
Quick TIME FREQUENT DFPARTCEz5-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ul , O'Clock Z. VI.
"a AIS W. Moe ARE.tK,
General 900; ern Agent, hlcpmond, "a
WI IMAM T.. CLYDE & CO.,
General Managers,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a Steamboat Official In Trouble.

New YORK, November 27.-Uiricb TjarkS,
late quariermasier and now third officer Of
the Pacific mail steamer a capulco, Just ar.
rived In port, was arrested last evening on
the street by customs inspectors, charged
with smuggling goods, and four bottles Of
bay oil were found in bis possession. A
search was made Of the vessel to-day. and
resulted in the discovery OF eighteen more
bottles, which were also seized. TilrkS
was taken before the United States commits
sioncr. when he waived examination, and
was held in 1880 bail for the action OF the
grand jury.
The oil is manufactured nv 5. ID. Tascher,
a dStiller at st. Thomas, W. l., and The I'M
port duties are fifty cents per ounce. Each
bottle contained TWENTY-FIVE ounces, and
one ounce will make harrelful OF what is
called bay rum. The customs inspectors
say that despite their surveillance over the
vessels coming from st. Thomas thousands
Of dollars worth OF THIS OIL is struggled into
this port, and that it can even he bought in
the market here at considerably less than
the cost Of importation.
1t is understood that another libel will be
flied by the district attorney against the
Apalacha.
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Susueu.tou or 0ratn.DcmIers.

BALTIMORE, November T.-IsratI N. Pdrr
Il Son, one Of The largest grain houses H. The
city, suspended payment this morning.