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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-13
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Nav YORK, November 12.-Tser.-Stocks
we,k Money on call. 3d4 per cent. Fxchange-
Long 4s03; short, 1924 State bonds dull. Gov
FrSnt8g.~Moaey, 466 per cent. Exchange,
4SOk. Governments strong and higher; new 3's,
coupon. lOlA: new A.. coupon, l1l&; new As,
cou Jon, llO%. states dull and nominal.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK November I2.-Tbe Posts financial
arlicle SAYS: The stock EXchange markets are less
actlve than Yesterday. United states bonds are us-
changed. Railroad bonds are steady TO slrong, The
advance I'm prices ranging rom aa2 per cent, the
later Rock Island 6s. The share spf cu 1Ion l. ir
regular and lacks decisive tone. Sto 6s opened
per cent ana including Reading, per cent. lower
Than The closing Of Yesterday. except Denver and
Rio Grande Nashville and Chattanooga, and Wa
bash. which we've AGS higher. Prices tell curing
the hrst hour and a half the decline being led by
Manhattan anu METROPOLITAN. since then Union
Pacific HIS advanced per cent, aud the general
list has recovered .H4. Money on call Is 10 per
cent on time IL Is per cent. for sixty days or less,
and from that the quotation falls 10 cent. a3
The time is EXTENDED. Prime mercantile paper IS
4k66 per cent. Tie maitrt for foreign exchange
Is fully steady at 4S0AG4S1. and 4s2% 4S3 for
prime bankers sterling, The posted rates being AZ IA
aud 4S3 :. Cable iran ters are 4S3a M4S34I. Prime
comm ercial Hills. 1890 4794. ANA are scarce.
The following quotations were current lo-uay:
United States 4 per cents. 1lO7s, sales; United
states A. per cents IL va :lla New Jersey cen
Michigan Central. 10S; Hannibal and -. Joseph
40a; Lake shore, l4b Northwest ll2&; >Orth-
west pref rred, 1868; Iron Mountain AN; Rock
Island. 1901: -. PAM, 1Gsh; Wabash -. LOUIS
and Pacific. AN; WABASH, -. Louis and Pacific
preferred, 754; Kansas and Texas, 39is; Western
Union Telegraph, 97s; c. c. and ]. C., 2O'e; Pa
cihc Mail, 46A. -
BALTIMORE, November l2.-Virginia 6's. old
FL d. ferred, 10 asked; consols, 694; second Sc
RE. Z6; pasl-due coupons, 80 new 0-4O's, 46s
l0-40 coupons, 96s. Bid to-day.
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The white sulphur Springs.

Baltimore American, yestcfus3'J
Bids for the work OF building the new
hotel and other Improvements at The White
Sulphur Springs. Greeubrier county, w.
Va, were opened yesterday at the office OF
the Camden Consolidated OIL Company, on
Exchange Place. The improvements to he
made consist OF building the now uncom-
pleted wings OF the hotel. The new build
ing will be in the form Of hollow square,
and the quadrangle in the centre VIII be
four acres IN extent, which viii be fixed up
INTO a handsome garden, with walks and
fountain. The idea is 10 build such hotel,
and TO provide such accommodations, as
will make the White sulphur, which already
has national reputation, second to no
watering place in the United States, and do
justice to its really beautiful natural a!trac-
lions. The old cottages VIII be allowed to
stand. Judge Camden and MIR. j. L..
Thompson, OF Virginia, are in town, and
are experimenting the work OF showing
the plans. and will award the contract TO the
lowest responsible bidder.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER l2.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs-CommOn TO good S4.50MS6.
LtGE-COmmOn, S6.50MS7; medium, tSGt9
good Sl0GSll; fine, sl2@Sl4; extra ine, 5@
SIC. 49,
$500; GOOD, sSCdS9; fine, Sl0@SlO73.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTURI
Luq FiLerS.-Common, S3.5O@S4; medium,
a. 50dSj: good, S5.50Gs6.
Lear FfUerS.-COmmOn. S5@S5 90; medium,
s6d $3.50: good, S76 IS; fine, f9@Sl0.
VrGDperS.-COmmOu, $1,000 $3.50: medium
Ss.5OaS9; good. s9.50@il0; fine, fl0@Sll
extra sun-cured, Sl2M15.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURING.
SmOkers.-CommOn, SsG$l0; medium, 400
kl2: good, Sl2MSl hne, Sl6dsZ0.
FiUers-COmmOn, s6dSS: medium, s7MS9
good, la@Sl2: fine, nominal.
Ur0pDerS.-C0 Common, l0dSl5 medium, ~ ga
i2O good, s20GS30; hne, fi0Gs50; fancy, SOC
@S75. .
Wrappers, UshOgOny.-COmmon, tl2Msl5
medium, Slj6@20; good, i22GS25; hne, 5000
$40; extra, S45@ijO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
prIucDally TO good old heavy-boded Jugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, S4Glt5; Kentucky River Tugs, 500
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3dslS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, November IL, 1880
Eauutry producS.

Apples Green-From 81 to $3.50 pc: barrel.
BssStoa =: ZU@204c. u 10.
Butler: Prime 70 choice yellow, 22;.; fair 70
SV Corn Neal: 6O@65c. 3 bushelior country; zoe
DTttd Frut: Apples, 2G4c.; hlackberries, &c.
cherries 12Glac.; raspberries, 2O@22c.
Fathers: PRIME iye-goose. 4OG45c.; common
Flarseed: sI.O5 . bushel.
Hay. Virginia timothy, sl@sl05; clever, s5G
95c.
POtdt9ts: Irish, tl.5e = tarre soc. z bushel.
Roots: Ginseng, Sl.l0@Sl.2O y 10. Seneca FREE
OF tops, 40c. q N.
Lard: Country. Sc.
Rve: S0@S5c. p bushel.
G,,rnGc: Prime. 75c.
ShuckS 10000.
sailed StrdD: 40G0Oc.
TaLlOD: 5G5xc. y 70.
Wool: Washed. 40@41c.; unwsshed, 27d2Sc
BURY wool will bring IRON to Sc. , ID less thar
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Gc.
Cement: Rose.dale. sI.40@sl.5O p barrel
James River, sl.3O6Sl.4O.
Lime: Agricultural. sa Oc. q busnel; Rockland
tnnisningl, SI.l5; Glenn's Falls, s5G9oc.
Plaster: Lump - as; grounc, %; cAlcined
plaster, f1.60@tl.75.
Tar: Large size. 1870.
Dry Good.
Prints. Merrlmaek. 6Hc Merrimsck shifting
G..
7c.: sprague. 6ac.: sprague shirtiDg, 5tc.
Dunpers, exc; Aliens. 65c. Manchester. 70.
Washington. 6yc.: Malsry Pink, 7c.: Mallory Pur'
pie. 7c.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; smns6n Grey
5c.; Simpson Black, 6isc.; Harmony, 5Sc.; Ash
BIoson Cotions: Manchester Y A., &c.; Man.
chester "A A. A., &c.; Rockbricge a. X
r. axe: James River D. o., DC. ; James Rivei
TX. X, 5kc James River A ii. H., 6tc. Jame'
River standard A D. D. ~, Sran pccshs, X
Gne' &C.: Conestoga D., 7c.: Conestogs w, nc.
Broton Sheetings: Pepperen lo-4' 2o'ic'; An
pJ.oessd Shtyffnos and Saesftngs: New Yorl
Nils. lee; " .msutta, l2e.: pavol, lOe.; Az
drosco egin, H., 9Nc. Fruit OF ne Loom, loc, sos
many 7tc Hope A, Sc. Eclipse "A, eac.; Sc
CARLY sc pePpeTell, de.; W ShSs Manure,ur
inc lie Keuilworth. 7hc.; Gun berland, 7kc. -.
TicES Conestoga A. A. l2e:' cSnes.S ,cs. Z pre- .
A., I4c.: Couesioga Z. T. loe;; oohe'''s" r'e
" Shirting Stripes; Sheridan. 50" &c.; sheri
dan ~ ,r &c.
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The Tennessee senator,n,p.

WASHINGTON, November IA special TO
the Star from Nashville, Tenn, says:
"There " considerable excitement in po-
litical circles to-day caused by the rumor
that two Democratic members OF the new
Legislature have promised 10 vote for Hon.
Horace Maynard for United States senator.
There are six low.tax Democrats elected to
the next Legislature, and it is said two OF
them are willing to vote for Mr.. Maynard.
II would require one more vote to elect Mr..
Maynard to the United States Senate. The
universal belief is, however, that the Demo
Gratis will elect the next senator"
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SANFORD'S CATARRH CURE.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
ONE BOTTLE RADICAL CURF, ONE BOX CA
TARRHAL SOLVENT, AND ONE M
PROVED INHALER. PRICE
FOR ALL, 81.
sANFoRD,s CATARRu CURE.

Is of marvellous efficacy for relieving violent at
taeks OF sne.ziDg. TO which many are subject. for
cleansing he Head and NASAL Passages when cloPged
with offensive matter for deodoriziog and purifying
the breath, for rendering the Head clear, the Brain
active, ue BreathiDg easy, I'D every Sense In most
grateful and so0thed condition.
Beginning with the Nasal Passages. II cIeanses,
deosorzes sOOthes. and heals. Itarrests the forma-
ton Of pa nd mater IL strikes AT the very heart
or the disease. This DONE Its constitutional action
gradually aad thoroughly removes from The blood
aud circulating fluids The poison that has been
uD by The sbs0rbents from purulent matter which
had dropped into the stomach and been inhaled by
the lungs.
Ask your druggist Cor sASroRD's RADICAL
Guar.
General Agents, WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston.
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Mexico.
RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS.

new YORK, November 12.-Mr. Romero
formerly Mexican Minister to the United
States, entertained General Grant and 9
number OF leading railway men at Del
monico's last night. and laid before them
the question Of railway communication with
Mexico ia a long speech, in which he urged
American capitalists to come to the assist.
ance OF Mexico in developing her means OF
interior communication. General Grant,
in reviewing the history Of the Mexican
people, said he thought it would be better
to build the road Independently, and not be
controlled by the nation giving a subsidy.
In his opinion the Mexican people are now
too poor to grant subsidies.
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SKIN HUMoRs, MILK CRUST, ETC.

SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. :. T.. Whipple, Decatur.
Mich writes that her face head, some parts OF
her body were almost raw. Head covered with scabs
and sores. suffered tearflly. and tried everything.
PermaIt nily cured by Cuticura Remedies.
MILK CRUST.-Mrs. Bowers. l43 Clinton street,
Cincinnati, speaks Of her SISTERS chIid, who WAS
cured of miIk crust, which resisted all dies for
two years. Now ine healthy boy, with beautiful
head of hair.
TETTKR OF THE HANDS.-EliZabeth Buckley,
LttletOn, n. H., thankfully praises the Cuticura
Remedies for a cure of tetteI of the bands, which
had rendered them almost useless 10 her.
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CUEICURA.
gu Il l G L r A .
n L Il L r A.
ITCHING AND SCALY DISEASES, SCROFU-
IOUS HUMORS, ULCERS, OLD SORES,
AND MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS
CURED WHEN ALL OTHER
HUMAN AGENCIES
FAIL.

!. CUTICURA REsOLvENT purifes, strengthens
and supports the system through the most critical
stages of blood. SKIN. aud scalp humOrs and disOr-
ders of the liver kidneys and urinary organs.
2. CUTICURA, Il medicinal jelly, arrests disease.
allays inflammation, itching. and irritation, heals
ulcers, and eats awav dcad skin and flesh.
3. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP, for the toilet
bath, ana nurseTV Ceanses, SOOlhtS. rciresbes and
he .ut6es the skiD. CUTlCCRA SHAVING SOAP !.
the only medicinal shaving soap.
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The PhlIp-Morey-Lettcr Trial.
Tl,o Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

BALTIMORE, November 12.-Tbe case Of
Daniel X Stewart, Of Richmond, Va, a
preferred bOndholder, against the president
and directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company fer the appointment OF a
receiver. was taken up for hearing to-day
in the United States Circuit Court before
Judges Bond and Morris. The bill Of the
complainant was filed in January last, and
since that time a large number Of witnesses
have been examined, and their testimony
taken before commissioners appointed by
the Count. The bill charges mismanage-
ment by the president and directors OF the
company in the application OF its funds,
and prays that they be epioined from exer-
cising any Of the powers, functions, and
franchises of a corporation. A large array
OF counsel OF the leading members OF the
bar OF Maryland are engaged IN the case.
By an agreement the compliments counsel
will have two days for presenting their
case, the counsel for the respondents three
DAYS for reply, and the compliments one
day in which TO close. The case Is OF much
Importance, rs the State Of Maryland has
over 10000, 900 invested in the canal.
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The National Democratic Executive
Committee.

NEW YORK, November 12.-Chairman
Barnum and Messrs. Scott and Prince were
at the National Democratic headquarters to.
day to attend meet Of the National Execu-
tive Committee, called for noon. for the pur.
pose OF transactiug unfinished business. A
quorum not being present, 1t was decided
TO hold a meeting this evening.
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PARIS, November I'm. Baudry D'As-
son, who was forcibly expelled from the
Chamberof Deputies esterday ind confined
IN an adj 'cent rool0, va, liberated at 10
O'Clock last night.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IL, $50
ARRIVFp.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER II, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Price, Lhey, Georgetown, coal
Writ Roberts vessel. Curl, Pasker
schooner Annie shepherd, Curtis, Philadelphia
coal.
SAILED.
Steamship WysnOke, Couch, New York. mer-
chandse and passengers, George w. Allen Co.
agents.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United Slates
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. Tstsm,
agent
schooner w. j. Lambdin, Patte;on, " arlington,
granite, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner blow, Haskell, Boston, merchandise,
Curtis x Parker.
SchOOucr Major William II. Tantum, shoe, Hart
ford Conn., camel coal, Curtis x Parker.
CLEARED.
Schooner J. W. Woodbury.. -, u. Johns, y. b.,
with a cargo OF lumber, valued at $3.50, shipped
bN Myers & 90.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November IL, 1850.
SAT ES

WHEAT White. GAO bushels Of Lancaster sold
at sl.l6. Sl.Is. Sl.3e, and Sl.22 for fair. good,
very good. and prire; l,5CS bushels OF mixed sold
al Al 1871 20. aud tl.2 | for good, very good and
prime; l.CeS bushels Of Fuz sold Al Sl.l0 TO
Sl.IS for common to very gOOd-total sales Of
wheat. 3.246 bushels.
CORy.-92s bushels Of white sold at 52653c.;
IL bushels prime yellow at 52c; 80 bushels mix
ed sold at 5ld52c.
OA1s sold ~ 4sc.
CoTToN.-s bales cod az ! 0sc. for strict low mid
ding and l27 bales sold at lO9,c. for middhng.
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sCALD HEAD. ALOPFCIA ETC

SCALD HEAD.-H. A. Raymond, auCitor y. W, j.
4 =. K. r., jackson, Mich, cured OF scald head
of nine wears duration by the Cuticura Remedies.
FALLING OF THE HAIR.-Frank A. Bean. Steam
Fire Engine q. Boston, cured of alopecia, or ia
ing of the hair, by the Cuticura Remedies, which
lose II.
DANDRUFF.-1hOmas Lee. 2276 Frankford ave
nue.. Philadelphia, afflicted with danOruf which tor
twenty years had cOvered his catp with scales one
quarter of an inch In thickness cured by The CUT
cura Remedies.
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y0LrAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.
CoLLlNs's voLrA A. Gc,,,c p, , .rv..

Placed over The centre OF the nervous forces the
pit or the stomach, they stimulate The Liver, slo-
mach. aud Bowels, tr'ect digestion. cure Dyspepsia,
and Malariai diseases. For Weak and Sore Lungs
Palpita'lon Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys, Rheuna-
usm Aeursgia and sclatics, they are lbe best REM
ELE.yTRIc PLAsTERs Only rs cents.
fce2-S&Nf
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists aud Druggists, $50 Washing
ton street. Boston, and art for sale by all Druggists
Price of CUTICURA, "A Medicinal Jelly, small boxes
so cents; large boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsOLyENT
he new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, rs cents. CUIICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, cents In bars for
Barriers and large consumers, so cents.
RS- An mailed free on receipt Of price.
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AnnOfnfuneuf.

WASHINGTON, November Nv. G..
Kemer has been appointed a storekeeper
and gauger for the Fifth district OF North
Carolina,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. NOveu1Der IL. IStU.
sALEs.-300 Richmond city So nj l26s; 1000
G.. Cspd A. second "a at 96s; ~ share OF Atlanta
and Charlotte X. X. stock at 95x; ii shares Of
Richmond and Pe,ersburg X. r.. stock nj "a; 10
ditto at s4.f; 40 shares Of X. and ID. X. II. stock
Al SAX; 3s shares OF z. and r. r. r. stock at sfx;
90 shares Of X. and ID. X. X. stock ut e4A ditto
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Wedding Bells.

DaiumOfe Antflcan.I
Mr.. Harry 6. Belt, OF this city, well
known on 'Cbange and in society, was mar
ried or "wednesday to Miss Marietta Dula'
ny, eldest daughter OF Captain Henry G.
Duany, Of Fauquier county, Va. The
wedding look place at Oakley, the old fam
ily residence, in Fauquier county, where
there were assembled large number Of
relatives and friends, both from this city
and Virginia. The bride is a IiDeGl de-
scendant Of Daniel Duany, one Of Balti.
more's greatest Statesmen and lawyers, and
a contemporary Of Charles Carroll, OF Car
rollion. She is niece Of Colonel II. ii.
D1lany, OF Loudoun county, va. The
happy couple viii make wedding tour and
return TO Baltimore, where they Will reside.
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Cotton for Cork.

NORFOLK, November 12.-The bark Flors
sailed for Cork yesterday with 1906 bales
Of cotton.
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Charles A. Sidney, civil engineer, end
son of one OF the prominent members OF
that profession in Philadelphia. has been
arrested i'm Boston and taken TO New York
TO answer for number Of forgeries. Last
June be obtained employment in the office
OF the Chief Engineer Of the West Brighton
Beach Railroad Company. Though his
salary was increased from So to $21 per
week. his dissipated habits prompted him
to forge orders for engineers instruments,
and then dispose Of them for ready money.
In this way he obtained goods valued at
$1,000. and ten indictments are pending
against him.
The farmers Of Fayctte county. Ohio,
have recently suffered heavy losses by hav-
ing agricultural implements, left in the
field over night, destroyed by malicious
PARTIES. A meeting was neld, aad detec-
tive promised 81 900 II he would hunt down
the perpetrators OF the outrages. In few
weeks the detective had five men in jail,
who confessed 10 having destroyed The
machines, and stated that they had regularly
organized to destroy all the agricultural
implements in that part Of the State, so as
TO prevent the cheapenng Of farm labor.
The gang was entirely broken up, and the
farmers willingly paid The detective his
well-earncd reward.
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NO TENSION.
Write US direct for particulars Of our AUTO
MATIC," whether with view Of purchasing, or exc
changing " old style" or for repairs.
THE AUTOMATIC Is THE ONLY "NO-TEN-
SION" sEwING-MACHINE ~ THE WORLD.
II has wonderful advantages Ovsr all others. En-
tirely new mechanical features. No adjustment by
operator OF stitch and tension. NO LADY CARE
FUL OF HEALTH CAN AFFORD TO USE ANY
OTHER.
Full opportunity for trial 10 purchasers, money
being refunded return Of machine, II not entire
~ satisfactory.
Write for illustrated Price.List
WILCOX & GIBBS :. VI. CO.,
G5s Broadway, New York.
&C 2-dsa3m
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COURT ORDERS.

lAEADEMOlSELLE TARDlvEI, 25 west
Nl <6th st., New York reopens sent. 27th Hosrd~
Ing AND DAY School for Youss Ladies' Aud Chilaren.
Thofoorh teachins; daily kcturss; LsnEeaxes spo~
Ken within months. Drawins and musical sdven.
iases unsurpassed. Public sxamiaxtion ior ssaSep
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e '''s \. WEEK W
j. A. GRiGG'S,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
THE wAUKENPHAsT SHOE STILL AHEAD
for men, boys and youths.
TRUNKS, SATCIIELs, RAILRoAD-BAas, &C
The largest and best stock In the city.
OLD LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BROAD
BOTTOM, FLAT-HEEL SHOES.
BOYS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL,
SHOES.
HANDMADE SHOES,
ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS.
Call and see them. j. A. GRIGG.
foe 3ll
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LADIES' CALF SHOES. $3.50, ~, $3.50;
LADIES' fOxED BUTTON BOOTS IS low -
sl.25.
Just received from q New York auction sale:
GFNTLENENn CALF CATERS lBo1-Too
1880:
CHILDREN's sCHOOL-sHOEs, ~. tl.25;
BOYS CALF SHOES. sl.25, 81 so:
LADIES' PEBBLE BUTTON BOOTS from tl.50
up;
INFANTS LACED and BUTTON SHOES, 5ce.
LADIES GLOvr-KlD CONGRESS, 81 and up;
LADIES KID DRESS BUTTON BOOTS, s2 and
up
MEMS HEAVY BOOTS, 81 ana up:
GENTLFMEN'j LONG LEG t20 inches) KIP
BOOTS, outside counters, al So worth a;
GENTLEMEN'S CALF DOUBLE-SoLE HAND
SEwED BOOTS, $3.50 and s7-a real bargain
GENTLEMEN'S FINE CATERS, s2;
MEMS KIP BROGANs, kl.25;
GENTLEMEN'S CALF LACED SHOES, $3.50
and up;
100 600 sty les and bargains 10 all Kinds OF SODrS
SHOES, TRUNKS, vALiSEs. &c. &C, at
JACOB MAYS, COZ BROAD STREET.
Orders BY mail solicited.
Besides above, you can find any quantity OF FINE
AND STYLISH GOODS. no 9-eod
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATERIAL

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY gy
ID ECUTED At THE DisPATCHISNs INC
AOUak.
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AN ACROSTIC.
Come one, come sl
Look before buying.
Shoes for the fall
In numbers implying
Every KIDD and every shade,
Gilt-edged and home made.
Economy's broom YOU desire2
Look at sIEGEL'S, aud go no higher.
No. 42l BROAD STREET.
SHOES SHOES! SIIOESl
Don't you forget II.
OR else you'll regret II,
sIEGEL beats the world In low prices, and has the
largest and best stock In town. Go TO
g. l.. SIEGEL'S,
DC % 42i Broad str 81.
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p..,n.v,. gnovttnbIe rnte.

LoxDoS, November IA dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says: "a meeting 81
citizens OF Bremen rejected motion for
the formation by q committee OF condition.
under which they would consent TO the In.
corporation OF Bremen In the Zoll Versin,
and resolved that II was inopportune at pre-
sent TO surrender their free-harbor privi-
lcges. The correspondent says this will not
avert their inevitable fate"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-13

..r-,ox OF TuE NORTHERN vfsIToRs-M
hohrn - rHTAJNMgST or DISTINGUISHED
h,xoYps-ELoouRSCs AND BosPirALi'
nTgr IMPRESSION NADE AND Rkcsivkp-
GOLD AND IRON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-13

ST.. PETERSBURGH, November 12.-All the
Nihilists tried for being implicated in pl2t'
against the life Of the Car have been found
guilty. Five Of them have been sentenced TO
death, and eleven to hard labor in the mines.
their terms Of punishment ranging from life
to fifty years. Three women were sentenced
TO fifteen years penal seryItude. The Court
announced that it would intercede for the
mitigation OF The sentences in the cases OF the
women and in ease Of one OF the men con-
demned 10 the mines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-13
England.
COTTON REPORT.

LIVERPOOL, November 12-Tbe National
Cotton Exchange report issued to-day
shows the total overland shipments to mills
direct for September and October Of 75,3Os
baes-an increase as compared with last
year OF 4,448 bales; and total takings by
northern mills from all sources OF 242,341
bsles-an increase Of s.641 bales. 1t shows
that so far there have come into sight OF
this yesr's crop at ports and overland
points Of crossing 1.507945 bales-an in
crease over last year OF 167,7Sl bales.