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4SlH; short, 1884. State bonds dull. Governments
strong. ,
cents, lllk: 4 per cents. 1lols. States nominal.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK November 3.-The Posts financial
article says: The stock market opensd WIN
Il BOOM aud from the opening quotations
there was an immediate advance OF s@2. per cent,
From this there was an immediate de- cline OF 3d3H,
led by Western Union telegraph: This was FOL
west and Pacinc Mail, aud The market for the eN-
pred part of the day may he said to have Deeu
have been Erie at 45G4o4 union Pacific ut
944@0J8, Pacific Mail at Az aud ASH (;
Wabash at 45%@4e5, and Wabash %.I preferred
iO2.@S9: lake shore at lI7@IlsE; New
York Central al 1870 1884; Northwest at l5@
III; Milwaukee aud ~. Paul at lO6%@ lO7s;
Delaware. LackawInna and Western st 0sl@
| lOOH. aud Jersey Csntral at 7Sk@79. The active
issues have advanced as follows: Erie second con-
| soils 10 gsT: Texas aud Pacific frsis (Denyer d.
yison) TO 921z: Kansa sind Texas seconds TO goa.
and Kansas Pacific consols TO 97A, ex coupon OF 8
| per cent. and Denver and Rio Grande consols to
lO4b United Stats per cents. are up mere
| to IiOsGilOH from l1O@llOh at the close on
Monday and 107@l074 early in October; the AS
| clo.e on Monday, and 1850 l0S4 Early IN October.
] here is sti an abundance of oanabe funds In the
| market but az somewhat higher rates for call
loans Inc quotation to-day beiug 3a4 per cent. on
| stocks and 2@3 per cent on United States bonds:
II there is 20 be any activity IN the money marker
In the next SIX nOutns III S0OHlu dpptaf liiS bVu
| IL is possible 20 borrow money for SIX months
| Ton iime) at BOA per cent on stocks, and
| 2H43 per cent. on United States bonds. Prlms
| mercantile paper Is quoted at 4G5 per cent. The
| amount of bonds offered 10 the United State
| Assistant Treasurer to-day for the sinkinS Iun0
was a. Os6, 500, and in this total was nc1ded only
SI3. 900 of the 6's Of 1880. The 6's OF 1880 fall
| due december 3lst next, and must be paid then
| The amount OF them outstanding Is about $4,000
600. General HillhOuse received instructions To-
dav to ACCEPT of the offerings except the s. 81
| $50, sud the small amount Of these offered was
not AT acceptable prices.
The following quotations. were current ,D to-day
| United States per cents, 110AGl10z: United
states AZ per cents, I1l4: ID. Of c. 3.66's, 99A
sales New Jersey Central, 1877; Ohio and MisSlSsip-
pi. 374; Erie. AN; Micnixsn Central, 1884
| Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 42ss; Lake Shore, li6
Northwest, ll54; Iron Mountain, 5lI; Rock
Island, I21k: -. Paul, 1054; Wabash, 81. LOUIS
and Pacific. 454 Wabash. ST. Louis and Pacific
preferred, 7sh Kansas and Texas, 3S4: Western
Union Telegraph, q9S; G.. c. and !. c., 10; Pacihc
Mail, Az. ,,,o
| BALTIMORE, November 3.-Virgina 6's. deferr,
81: cOnsols. Gan; second series, ~; plst-due
npons, 9OR new l0-40's, 424; 1910 coupons
05H. Bid to-day.
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Marine Disaster.

FoRT MONROE. November 3.-The United
States tug Fortune, from the Norfolk navy
yard, with stores for the naval vessels, an
chored in Hampton Roads, fouled with the
sloOp.Oi. war Saratoga to-day. The fore
mast OF the lug was carried away, and con-
siderable other damage was sustained. She
proceeded to Norfolk for repairs.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, November 3, 1880
.annsrV yrautIrp


triples Green-NIarket slutied-from 75c' to
81 30 pe: barrel.
Bssst0a -: 2O6209c. p n.
Butler: Prime To choice yellow, 25c.; iSlr to
'V Corn Neal: GO@65c p bushel for country; zoe
~ B re Fr&u: Apples, 2@4c. backberries, &C.;
cherries. l20lac.; raspberries, 2OG21c.
FssGthers : Trime hve-g0ase, 40a45c.; common.
Plarseed: sI.O5 q bushel.
Bav: Virginia timothy, S1@Sl.05; clover, s5@
oats: Baled ooc.9sl.
Pofdioes: lrish-New Rose, 1915 , barrel ; 65@
70 Rcots G Ginseng SlIO@$l2o Pm; Seneca free
OF tops, 40c. 2 y.
hard. country, sasEr;
gye: 90casl ? Dusnel.
SHnGc: Prime. I3c.
B.Lei Strai9: f0M5Oc.
Wooi: Washed. 4O@4lc.; 0nwAsnad, u c csc.
BURR WOOL will bring from 20 Sc. = ID les tEan
S0' cement. Lime. Plaster. SC.
C.me-,,. Rosr .,isIe S1.4O@rl.50 = 6arrei
JAMS Iies ~ Hficaara, sGi0c. busnel; RockAnd,
Ell5MSl.Z0. according 10 luaput,' JOINER
idrishingj. SI.l5; Glenn's Fails. s5H 9Oc.
Plaster: LuIpp. ~ 10; groun., So csicined
plaster. Al .6O@Sl.75.
Tar: Large sire. $40.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merrimack, 64": Merrimack Shlrting'
5lc: Richmond. 6lIc.; south Bridge, 6,9c Pdchc,
~: Snrane. 6%c: sprague SHIFTING, 5sc;
Dunners exc; A,ea's sc: Manf wsi,orx pr p
ME 7c: simpson Mourning, 7c.i SIMPSON nttl'
7c.: simpson Black, 64c.; Harmony, 5Se; Ash
'", BrS o% Cotrons Manchester A., 4ac.; Man
cheer "A a. A., &C.; Rocsgri'g "A b., ~ \,
e.e1 , Eyer river %; 81 Il H. a":' james e
Rv.r standard A ID. d., 74c.: GraniIeylie . X,
r. 6Hc; itsyile A +. r.. 7Ac.; Poeahontas
ane. No: C0nestoga d., 7c.; ConesIoga W, TX.
Broom SheettngS: Peppereil lO'4' Zo'1''' All
| dros coggn GA, 2Sisc. - ".
BlsGcsed Sairtln6s and Sheetfnos: New York
S Ms aTS t. Sc. Fruit OF the Loom, Zoe For
restdae, &C.: Hero A, SIC. Pelham, ne; Qnne'
| bang 7Sc HOe Al. Sc. Eclipse al eAc'; Sc
Hii51bGyar .-Plunket. lOc. White Manufactur
Ing, l0c. Keniiworth 7ac' m6 6I,as afc. q
mlum, l7.lc.; Cones,oga f. f., lsc, o. s,o.,.
Starting Stripss: Sheridan "A,' &c.; sheri'
'1 Bros S Urtus: Graalrevis, 7lc. stark, SIC.
Peppere!e, &C.; ROekbridge IA. Dc.
Dsnf,ns: Jewett City, lie. Boston, &c;
Cotton Piatsss: Ottawa, sSe.; Toledo &c.
VI, Gorss Js1ns: Rocsport. Sc.
Capl6sics: Flat Fold &C.: Paper &c.
Dssa.. DyestuTs. oils, Ire.
z zeas;, ass.ko a gallon.
Concentrated Lys: SAMOA y case OF f'a
dozen. -
C0DpeTds: 2Hc.
C0cRtHSal: 90c. ID.
grtTaes Of LoGDOod: i7c.
TndiSo: slGsl.1O.
nh. Iinseed. 65c.: machine. 81 as i.76 sperm
Al 30, whale 75c.: straits. oOTs6O5.: labrador
| 81: ~ So5gnc; lard. 75c.; Cweet, % dozen
6est salad, $3.50 castor, s1.2. q gallon; Viraini:
nbricatlng 8OGsoOe.. Keross x, De-, cash. . Ral
| ION. M
Paois: Ginseng, 9oc.; eeneca, without top, sst
A5c. ,,.aa 4. taos +. rrx,,,sh .oda &C.
| American. 3%G4c.
| SPIRITS 1rrDentt"s; DOC
| Foreign Fruits ana candy
qanag;; is ses.ins. s5@*b.no y bsx,
| eranSss; None ~ 'aarssn
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Fonr Men 10 Make "a President.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, NOvember 3.-Tbe
Enquirer (Democratic) says Grant, Conk-
ling. Cameron, and Logan have been
elected President" Among the causes
for the Democratic defeat it assigns the de-
ctson which made Indiana an October
State, and the cowardlce which four gears
ago gave up Tiden's cause.
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This is near about bali the vote OF the
State. Readiuster and Republican vote
combined, $3.50; total vote here tabuIated,
S9OSi. Democratic ticket over Readiuster
ticket, 80 $50; over Republicans, 7,409.
A number OF counties reported by major
tiles only, and for that reason could not be
gwen in this recapiuaion.
Very few detailed returns, paratively
speaking, have been received from the
Eighth district. Mr.. Barbonr's majority
is so overwhelming it was probably thought
unnecessary 10 forward any more returns
by telegraph. When they come they will
greatly increase the distance between the
MAY and July tickets.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND ALLRGHANY RAILROAD Co.,)
GENERAL MANAGER's OFFICE. (
RICHMOND, VA. November 4, 1851.
DASSENGER-TRAlNS ON THIS ROAD
Il leave Richmond daily, exceDt sunday, from me
-company's Temporary DEPOT a. oregon mn priuTe'
foot OF CANDLES HI, at 3 +. NJ.
Trains Will arrive daily, except Monday at 9:3'
Close connection made with packets at Carriers
vile station MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
For further Information apply 70 agent al depot
corner Tenth and Byrd streets. ANIEBL,
no General Manager.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Bx rELEaRArH TO THE DISPATCH.

ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER FATALLY
WOUNDED IN A RIOT AT LEXINGTON,
MissIssIPPT-FIHASCIAL AND CONNER
cIAL MATTERs-PREss COMMENTS on THE
ELECTIoN-MEETTNG BETWEEN GENE
RAILS HANCOCK AND McCLELLAN-CsLLI-
SION IN HAMPTON ROADS, &C, &C.
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How Hancock sustainS His Defeat.

NEW YORK, November The Evening
Express gives the following account Of n
meeting this morning between Generals
Hancock and Mcclellan
For man who had met the crushing
defeat Of his life General Hancock susfains
himself nobly. At O'Clock this morning
he went to his official headquarters, and
was soon immersed in his daily mill
tary correspondence. lie had read the
morning papers at breakfast and knew
The result. Not a word fell from his lips
not a movement OF his impasslve face gave
token OF the emotion within. Two or three
visitors called, and were received by Gen
eral Mitchell in the office. st 10 o'clock the
ferry-yacht brought over TO Governors Is
land gentleman who had himself tasted the
bitter experience OF the soldier candidate
for presidential hODors-General George Il.
Mcclellan. TWAS kindred feeling, DOUBT
less. that drew these two men together.
"WelI, General" was the visitors only
greeting.
"Mac, am glad to see you," replied
General Hancock.
81 am sorry" said Mcclellan.
81 am sorry, too" said Hancock, "but
only for the people and the party"
The other visitors withdrew, leaving the
two generals alone.
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Fatal Election Row at Lexington. Miss

NEW ORLEANS, November "a special
to the Democrat from Lexington, Miss, re-
ports the killing OF j. w. Ashcroft by I. j..
Lockhart, the mortal wounding Of Lock-
hart. and the painful wounding Of G. NJ.
Hull, editor OF the HolmeS. County Times,
in an election row yesterday.
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connects for tarmyile, Lynchburg, and al
points In the Southwest.
connects for Milton, y. e.
e cOnnects for Asheville aud all points tn-West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points In Southwess
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points IN Fio-
rida.
connects for Macon ard all points IN Southwest
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Aemphis, AM
all Texas points.
VicksbuTg.
III conneC Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-named points dTvtvs ~
Richmond at 4:43 y. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. and 6s39 T.. VI
Trains on North Carolina division MAKE connec-
ton at GodsbOro' with the W. & W. X. r. TO and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrawiDs-room and Steering Car
run through on Train No. +S from New York ane
Richmond to Atlanta, Ga, on Train NO. AZ rom
Richmond To Danville.
A passenger coach will be attached TO train leay-
ing Richmond at 4:55 T.. NJ, arriving at Ctua 1879
Z. VI. daily (exeept SundavI; and reiurDing leave
Chula at $40 A. NJ, arriving at RicDne S:lo
A. NJ. daily except NOndayj.
Tickets sold 10 all DOnts south, southeast, ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on LEGAL tlckets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. ". X. TALCOTr. General suDerintendent.
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The latest returns, given below, swell
che victory Of the regular Democratic cleo
toral tickle, and assure the success OF Gar
rison. Dczendorf, George ID. Wise, Jorgen.
sen. C,bell, Tucker, and Barbour. Pau
claims TO be elected over Allen. the vote
between Trigg and Fulkerson is close. The
returns az hand are not sufficient to lustiiS
4 prediction as to the result in that district
rspecial ,elegrams 10 The Dispaich.I
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1 Al
! ,gGcors snouaess. ose.: ,snL rysgw o. ~.
| ribbed gkc.: vir9lnla sh0aioers. InItL' w
rims ncT,round. gd9tcs sirysnas ns ,. a,r ~,
| I2.o. stoct iicbt- f.anya,ed hams, l3a13kc.
Rucksfs: Painted Two neoL>, el5OarSl.7e
three moons. t1.75@t2.
Brooms. TWO strrngs, sl.2S. three strins
coffee: Rlo--f,ommon IlMlzc. fair, 13n
l4e.: coed 70 Urine. l5@I6c.: LaxuaJra, 1877
| IKE; Java q5a2s..
CaadIes: AdarMnfine candles. I2,5cJyc 7se
ioss Iofc. VI nai-Doxes- i's., ~, ,-rs,,ev,
Ard wes,erp nri1ne crtii5r iiwSipcy ccWmon
oSs To-: Fngiish dairy ieGauc': fineaypie 2Dr
Me !. caraI,na. ts';is~.
sisI. Uerr,nge.S orth Carolina gross $3.50
Eastern s85ot9 e. MsckereI No I Ray, h1Sf-
barrels. Al IN: s,. a. IN Iarret. $3.50: 20. Z
mscsersi .Gy,.gso: No J. IN klls 81 a.: No
. In rits al ok
IorJ. pr,fns maroon. sns tiercss pi.c IN half.
h,rre,s I orc this az67 que for New York sA6o
oi.c for cht,ce RIIt;nore. 49,
sa,ossss. ,,nIna. sxru,,--Iiagsheads. CSC.
terces. 26c.: barrels. 27c.: genuine goi.en syrup
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, $3.50. 6roun q
SmgGr: Crushed, he: powdered lOse.: graz
ulatcd, lOe; A. 9SMI0c.; Il o.. extra {
SIC. (; yellow, 7k6 SIC: crt loaf, lie.
ooaD. Common. 0Gc7c.. best wasnius 5x8e
toilet. 15M2Oc: and fancy prices: conrtrv. 8faSt.
Teas. Rlsck. 2J6EO: imperial, 25975; gun
powaer Doc, Al,
MUGS Les'her' @c'
h'aes: Me5 ss1ed. ssGSc. s1' aieed' izo@i 'o'
dfy aihs, ttn o.; gssen' Sgsc, a,,.,o, ,.,.
h9 9na9 .enes,
snisbea riys 4n@ 5oc hn,niocs soles. 2osSa6c.
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NOrfOlk NOies.
PIKE AMONG COTTON BALES AT SoRFoLE-MAS
DROWNED.

FIKE AMONG COTTON BALES AT N0RF0Lk-MAN
DROWNED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK. VA, November IA fire
broke out in 5000 bales Of cotton at the
Boston wharf to. day, but the United States
steamer Tulip came up and played heavy
stream just in time, and the fire was ex-
tinguished after throwing forty bales over
board.
The steamer Fairchilds arrived here to-
day and reported one Of the crew over
board on. Sunday in Albemarle sound. The
body was not recovered. His name was
William Jones, OF Murireesboro', n. c.
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PROPOSALS.

dds FOR QUARRYING LIMESTONE.
DRds will h. received for the NEXT TEN DAYS
FOR MINING LIMESTONE by the ton from the
limestone quarry at Low Moor, for The Low Moor
Iron COmuany's furnace. AT least one hundred
and Twenty-Five Q25) tons will be required per
fuTlace use. Quarry is well opened. Railroad
track rms 10 quarry. and limestone must be loaded
on ears at quarry. Address bids 10 -
GEORGE T. WICKE,
AGENT ow Moor Iron Company OF Virginia.
no act Low Moor, Va.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,, November g. 1880.
sALEs.-4,0oO Virginia eoDso's at 65k; 28,s00
Virginia consoIs at So; 1000 Virginia 1910 cou-
pons at s6s; 1880 Richmond city 6's at Il2x;
IS shares X. and u. r. y. stccs at 81 1000 yir-
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No. 2 Mall leaves Huntington daIy, exeep. SIM
day. The No. 2 train leaving Huntington on s.stur-
day lies over at White sulphur from 500 Il. NJ.
Sunday TIL q A. NJ. Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from Danyile and Lyach-
burg connects closely at Gordonsyle with No. 2fos
Richmond.
No. Express &C.. u. =. aud y. r. steamerl leaves
Cincinnati al Z. N.daily, and Is due az Hunting
to Richmond.
No. Accommodation leaves Gordonsville daily.
except SUNDAY. at 5:2J A. NJ. aud arrives at Rich
mond at q A. VI.
No. 22 Mixed leaves stanton daily. except sum
day, AT $40 A. and leconnected with az Gordons-
Vile by Virginia Midland mail from Washington,
and arrives az Richmond at L. Nj.
SLEEPfNG-CARs on No from Huntington to
White sulphur. On No. 4 from White Sulphur 70
Richmond.
For rates. tickets, baggage-checks, &C.. apply to
n. III. FISHER. Ticket Agent, Chesapeake and ONO
depot, or A. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent. SG6
Main street, Richmond Va. ". ~. ;. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY u. HOWARD, General Passenger ana
Ticket Agent. no2
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First District.
EfNC WILLIAM,

LAygSvILLE, November 3.-statement OF
oolls at Lanesville: Garfield, 900. Hancock,
ie4: Hancock QeSdjustcr), 4. Wolff, 222 !;
Garrison, 1gS.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, November 3.-The vote be-
tween Hawkins, Republican, and Wright,
Funder Democrat, is very close, with
chances in favor of the former. As the
Republicans elect members OF the Legisla-
lature in Shelby and Davidson counties, 1t
is thought they will control the Legislature
and thus secure the United States senator
and State officers.
NASHVILLE, November 3.-The result IN
The State is still IN doubt between Hawkins
(RepubIican), for Governor, and Wright
Estate. Credit Democracy. The complexion
Of the State General Assembly is still doubt
fu as between the Democrats and Republic
cans. but the reputation ticket IN the Le-
gislatuIe will be insignificant.
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RICHMOND. FaEp'e q POTOMAC x. ~ Co-}
RICHMOND. VA. November Y, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,


rOMMEScING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
" traips on this road vii run q follows;
NORIH ROUND.
sla A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station csiS iex.
cept Sspdaysl; due at washlsgtoA
l:tO p. NJ; Baltimeye, sos =. "a:
Philadelphia, 5;5C z. ~; Mes fors
1000 T.. "
WV A. Washington. 9:25 +. NJ iksltimore
ll:as r. a.: Phi 10 delpb.a, 3sab A. y.
New York, e:45 A. NJ.
x.asp.M.. ACCOMMODATIONS T4Ate tos
Juaction. leaves Broad nefteS station
AAily lexceaf Dur dzysl.
eOUTH BOUND.
/ ,o.,spM arrives a. Byra-slress statios cAiiy
fexcept sundays). leAyes New Iofss
Si5 A. NJ: Philsfslplla. li3o a.
n; Baltimore, $50 r. NJ !; WashinS'
tor 5:Z0P Nj. x.u.
nan A. NJ arrives ~ ByrS-Srse. ,istios da,iy.
Leaves New Yexk, l0:uS r. "a rn I'LL
| aieiphia, lid A. NJ; saum3rss
l:5b A. " Washington, 1DV A. ~:
aSs A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAN Ainvess
Is BroaA-Stsoet station isi,y ssxosps
sunaayss =. A; ~ L Az,
t. r. ID. MvERA o~asrsi ssnsr'ntsadsat
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 3.-E7on.-StOcks strong.
Money on call. 2:sm3 per Gent. xchange-Long,
4Slh; short, 1881. State bonds dull. Governments
strong. ,
Erenfnq.-Money, 2Hd5 per cent. Exchange,
4SI,s. Governments weak; new IS, lO1a: AZ per
cents, nix: 4 per cents. ll0s. states nominal.
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CgEsPkAKEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAXING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880

y TAXING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 y. II. Leave Richmond daily except sun
dayl connecting AZ West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and Tor balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
SEQ 4. M Leave Richmond daily except sun.
lO.l5 A. ". day.. connecting At west tClnt WIN
steamers for Baltimore OF aDSDar'
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With STEAMERS for Proyi.
dence and Boston on III ssDAf ana
FRIDAY.
PAsSENGETITRAfNS.
,o.oa NJ Arrive M Richmond daily Except
AVN SUNDAY, connecting II West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY Atb steamers ffom Bsiti'
THROUGH FREIGHT TEAMS.
es1OP MI Arrive a. ietchmend dsily texceps
9:35 Z. NJ sunday c0nReciis< al west rUns
with steamer fress, Baltimore, New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF fre'gat al Rsetsroaa 10 % rom
soathern POINTS. Cas- run through between Atsn~
Ca,efai handing ,sa dispatch, w.th loves; rates,
Tnrgush bills OF lsding, with guaranteed rateA
issaed ~ all northern and western poinN.
For N Formations. apply al Office Of the company,
Twenty-thiro anf Dock streets, richmond. Va.
suls hT. DOuGLAs sap.r,oisrdent.
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DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY e. s
~ ECuTEp rths pvyA9CH Sss
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NELSON.
LOvINGsTON, November 3-NelsOn gives
the regular Democratic ticket COG majority,
and j. II. Tucker 4Gl.
BEDFORD.
LIBERTY, November 3.--The following Is
the official vote Of Bedford county Han
cock and English electors, 2,SS6; Garfield
and Arthur, 1,S74; Readjuster, lat. Tuck
er, 1923; Frazier. 70l. Hancock's majority
over Garfield, 1912. fuckers majority over
Frazier, 2,237.
AMHERST.
MAGRUDER's PRECINCT: May ticket, rs;
July ticket, l. Republican ticket, 81.
Tucker, 75 Frazier, 81.
fuckers majority in Amherst Is esti-
mated at 800.
ELos: May ticket, 116; July ticket. 8.
Republican ticket, IS. Tucker, l16; Fra
zier, 81.
BUCKINGHAM.
CuRDsyILLE: May ticket. 10; July ticket,
rs. Republican ticket. 1871.
NEW STORE: Regular Conservative DEM
oeralic ticket, AZ; Readiuster ticket, 81.
Republican ticket, SO. j. X. Tucker, AZ ;
j. A. Frazier, liz.
B0CEBRfDGE.
LEXINGTON, Va, November 3.--Returni
from all the precincts In the copply ssy'
, 1880-02-13

THE speech from the throne Of tho Ger
man Emperor yesterday at the opening of
the RcichstaR expresses confidence that the
wllole German nation will approve of the
measures proposed for tho Increase OF tho
military strength Of tic Empire as being
essential for tho protection Of tho natlonnl
welfare agaEnst danger. What the langot Ia
that confron.s Germany and ron.icrs neccssa-
ry tho Increase Of tho already heavy burdens
imposed ul'nn tho people, for the maintenance
Of MI immense standing army Is l,ntc.l ut by
tho North German 0azetto In o comparison
Of tho military strength OF Germany with
that OF France anNl Russia, whcrefron, 1t is
argued that Germany Is In need OF heavier
armies aud arlnalncnss to gtlnrd agailist the
danger OF nttach fro1n these sources.
, 1880-02-13

brcak with the South atul conctliute tho
North rs tho controlling section ut the eot1i,-
try. III s.lcl, eas1 tho iMIcy Of n Tlltlcn Adj
inlnlstratlon would tavo becn less consprva-
tive aud psoClslous for tl,a South than the
: 11aycs Administration has hcot,. Frank lturt
was to llayo hern Ttllcn's prelnier, o, tho
ground that ltnrd wna The ,nnst promising of
the young politicians nn tho DcnlucratIc Side.
a geographical Partition Ut the patronage
WAS to have hccn Ignored altogether, mil
Judge l1nndIey, of Ohio, was IL havp bpen
nnde Atturney-{;cneral, Notwithstanding
Ohio was to laya had tho Secretary Ut
State. However ln,tcli ,lfspDset Tie rolE-
ilc!ans tle tho remainder of tho couIl-
try lnyc lHen to complain az tho
exceptional tnyors which President Hayes
Inns l'cen thought to bcsinw upon Ohio, 1t Ia
possible TINT TIl.lem might llnyo n,nde him
scf even i,loro objectionable it, tint direction.
Hewitt was to l,nvo been Secretary Of tho
Treasury, because that position would afford
tho best fAcflftfcs fur controlling tile politics
ot Now York State t,rougl. tho trltde1 pat-
ronage. Andrew q. Curtin WIS tn flnvo boon
sccretary Of War In order to eonctlate tho
Liberal element OF the Republican party md
help bring Pennsylvania over TO the Demo-
crnts. There Is, perhaps, bnsis enough IN
this legend rs 10 what might l,nvc been to
give new color to thu very general Impress
Sion tllat Tildcn would lsnva q,,arreletl with
his pnrty curly 1T tho day had he heell limit
Elirateh President, mud rslncinly will, tho
Southern wing. Nor nrc these specnlallons
entirely ldlo, sInee they may hayn ut InIl,or-
t4Dt lllllrH|lce III determining ar. TlItlgn's
, 1880-02-13

Tue President Of tho United stntes yes
teEday Issued u proclamation on the subject
of the unlawful Invasion of tho Indian Tor
ritoITy by whlto people for tho purposes Of
settlement, declaring It to be tho PURPOSE OF
the Government to put stop 10 the .noyD-
Mept, and to rlgldly cnforca tho laws and
treaties under which tho Iands In that Terri
tory aro reserved for the exclusive occ,,pa-
ton Of tho Indian tribes, o'[cers of the In
terror Department, anl military pnsts. No
4cq ls given TINT II necessary tho military
power Of tho United Status will hu employed
t4 Suppress tho movement,