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MADISON.
POLITICAL SPEAKING AT THE COURTHOUSE.
ICorrespoudence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
CorpTHnIsE. Va October % 1890

POLITICAL SPEAhlNG Al THE COUkTHOCSE.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatchl
COURTHOUSE, VA, October 2S, 1880.
To-day Mr.. Frank Blair was advertised
TO speak, and Captain Whitehead, OF the
LyuchbuTg AdUdnce, was on hand TO at
tend TO him. Blair failed to come. There
was a tremendous crowd present. Our
large courthouse was packed. Hon. John
6. Barbour spoke three quarters Of an hour,
followed by j. G. Neslc, Esq, in a short,
ringing speech. Then came young Mr..
Brent, OF Alexandria, in a stirring address.
Captain Whitehead had been kept back to
wait for Blair, who Major Walker said
would arrive by 10 O'Clock. Blair not CON-
ing, Captain Whitehead took the stand, and
for two hours bold his large audience, which
increased every moment, as bis voice could
be heard out on the streets. Some OF VIII
liams's men had been interrupting the
speaker, greatly to the annoyance OF Mr..
Brent, and they tried Captain Whitehead
but got the wrong man. He got the laugh
on them until he ran the last one out, and
the whole audience was laughing and cheer
Ing until he closed. Hon. James Barbour
and j, Y. Meneiee closed with able addresses
TO the ReSdiusters TO come out and support
The only regular Democratic ticket in the
ield. Madison will give a good majority
Ior the regu lar ticket. PAT.
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Merchants want southern
Trade.

CINCINNATI, October 2o.-The committee
Of the Chamber OF Commerce appointed TO
ascertain the name OF the writer OF the let
Ter recently published in the Louisville
Courier. Journal, purporting to be from a
Cincinnati merchant, and saying that Gin
clnnati merchants did not want southern
trade, and bad no desire to cultivate bus.-
ness relations with southern men. reported
to-day by reading letter from Mr.. Waiter
son, OF the Courier. Journal, IN answer TO
the committees request for the name Of the
author Of the letter.
Mr.. Watterson said that II the letter had
come under bis observation IL would not
have been published; that while II reflected
the sentiments OF a portion OF the daily
press OF Cincinnati. he was sure 1t did not
represent The feeling OF the mass OF the
businessmen Of that city. With this dis
claimer OF IN endorsement Of the views OF
the letter, Mr.. Watterson thought the object
OF the committee would be attained; and as
disclosure OF the name OF the writer would
imperil his business, II not bis life, he felt
obliged TO decline the committees request.
The consideration OF the committees re-
port was laid over until Tomorrow.
The Chamber voted TO hold no session on
Tuesday next, upon petition signed by
members Of both political parties.
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RESCUED PROM Observation-Disclosures
Sun 1.-The steamer Maggie, Captain
Veazey, which arrived Thursday morning
from Crisdeld and poiofs In virginia. res
cued two persons from drowning in POGO
mose sound on Tues'day As the steamer
was on the outward trip from Baltimore.
aud going up the sound. the quariermaster,
Eugene veazey, saw Somethins m the
water, and on getting the captains glasses
found IL was boat filled Wild water aud
containing two men, whose heads ana
shoulders only were visible. Captain
Veszey lowered boat and brought Inc
men on board. They proved to be Robert
ii. Miles, OF Onancock, Acc0mac cruDty,
Va, aad Sol. Hunter, coiored man la bls
employ. They had left Onanc0ck In q skn
to 90 over 10 the island on business, ana
the wind being 100 fresh, they attempted to
lower sail, when The boat filed and cap
sized in mld-stream and 6osted down. They
chung Oh, and by unshipping tue mast sue.
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Decision I'm the Case Of Perry.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 29.-Cbief-
Justice Carter, in the Supreme Court OF the
District, announced to-day his decision in
the case OF Samuel i. Perry (cOlored), ar
rested upon warrant issued in compliance
with a requisition from the Governor Of
North Carolina. Perry, who is said to have
been the principal instigator OF the cOlored
exodus from that State, is wanted there to
answer charge Of forgery. Chief-Justice
Carter, after reviewing the points Of The
case, ordered Perry to be turned over to the
custody OF the officer from North Carolina.
Perry's counsel thereupon filed petition for
a writ OF hobeaS corpus. The writ was is
sued by Justice w. Y. Lee and made re-
turnable forthwith. After some argument
the bearing was set down for November 9Th
and Perry released on $1,000 bail.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

TIE MoREY LETTER; WAS 1T FoRGED9
THE LATEST PHASE; INDIGNATION OF
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
DEPUTY MARsHALs FOR THE ELECTION
CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIONs-MEET-
ING OF LYNN MANUFACTURER ON THE
EMPLOYEES UNIOS-EXECUTlOy OF A
MICRO AT LIBERTY-THE CINCINNATI
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE SOUTH.
ERN TRADE-COPIoUs RAINS AT DAN
vMLE-w AsHINGToN NEws-FATAL
BOILER EXPLOSION AT wARRESTowN,
ALA.-NEws FROM THE EAsT-sERIOUs
RAINS AND FLOODS IN ENGLAND.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 29.-Eson.-stoeks strong.
Money on call, 2@3 per cert. fXchange-LoDg.
4sl4; short, 4s3A. State bonds dun. Governments
quiet.
The following quotations. were current In New
York 10 Gay:
United States per cents, 109R: United States
A. per cents, 1l0h; District Of Columbia 365's,
90 sales New Jersey Central, TN: Ohio and Mis-
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, Az; Lake shore, ga
Northwest, no: Iron Mountain, so4; 81 Paul,
l03b: Wabash, 81. LOuis and Pacific, 42S; Wa
bash, 81. Louis and Pacific preferred, 10 Kansas
and 1exas, 3Sb; Western Uuion Telegraph,
1917; G. e. and 1. C., sl4; Pacific Mall, 45s.
EUeBing.-MOney, 2@3 per cent. Exchange,
4S14. Governments firm: new SIS, 1929 a. per
c.nls, 1lOH; per cents. 1895. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-Virgnia SIS, OLD. ] 9
deferred. II: cousols. COZ; second series, 2iA
p9Sl-due coupons. 90H new l0-40's, Az; 1910
coupons, 80. Bad touay.
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Ac.,deu, az Warrentowu, Ala.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October "a dis.
patch from Guntersyile says: The boiler OF
Jasper Smiths steam.milI, at Warrentown,
Ala, exploded on Wednesday. killing a
man and boy, and seriously ipiuring sew
eraI Others, one man having bis righ foot
torn completely of. The mill aud gin
were torn TO pieces. No cause for the ex-
plosion Is assigned.
On last Monday, in the same county, Pink
Waller and james Snead were shot by Miner
Collier. Waller was shot In the neck fatally,
and snead's right arm was shot of. Collier
is at large.
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Execution ut Liberty.

LIBgRTY. Va. October 29.-Peier Wright
(cOlored) was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Robert NJ. Maupin (white) in
June, 1879. The execution was. 10 accord
ance with Virginia law, strictly private,
with the exception OF the necessary officials,
guards, ministers, and three representatives
Of the press. He made no confession, but
persistentIy maintained his innocence, pro.
testing TO tue last that young Maupn's
death was caused by bis own father. who,
in an ARRAY, had thrown a large stone at
him (Wright), which missed its aim and
struck young Maupin on the head, killing
him almost instantly. From this statement
he never deyiated, notwithstanding the evil
dence on his trial was positive as TO his
guilt
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sAHFaRD,S CATARRu CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRU.

rANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. CATARRAL SOL
VENT. and IMPROVED INHALER, with specific Oh
recliOns, may now be had Of all druggists, neatly
wrapped In one package. for one dollar. ASK Tor
SANFORDe RADICAL CURE.
This economical and neycr-fsiliDE treatment ln-
SANITY ceanses the na.al passages of fOu. mucous
Accommodations, subduss Inflammation when extend
Ing TO the eye, ear, and throat restores she sen'es
Of sight, hearing. and iafte when suected; raves
the head deodorlged, clear, and open; The breath
sweet, the breathing essv. and every sense In a
graf fui nd sOoihed condition. Internally admin
istered II ptrmeaies every nuld OF the body cleans
ing the entire mucous or membranous system
through the blood, which It pur16es of the dcid
poison always present In Calarrh. IL builds up me
enfeebled aud brOksn-down constitution, robs the
disease OF its virus, and permits tho formation OF
hes nth. restoring blood. Hundreds OF testimonials
attest the wonderful curative properties Of this
economical, safe, agreeable, and neyerfsiling REM
sdy.
General AGENTS. WEEKS q POTTER, Boston.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Floods and storms In England.

LONDON. October 80 There have been
serious floods at Banbury, Bournemouth,
Chester, ColeshiIl Derby, and Darlington,
causing much damage to crops and other
property. The new pier-works ut HartIe-
pool were seriously damaged. Thousands
Of acres OF land ale inundated IN various
parts Of Leicestershire. Many OF Shields
trawlers are missing, and it il feared their
crews, numbering in all iOrty-two men,
have been lost. Numerous vessels have
been wrecked during the storm on various
parts OF the coast, with loss OF life.
LONDON, October 29-St. Petersburg
NouoSi "a newspaper) says: We hear that
six projects relating TO administrative mea-
sures and 10 the press, proposed by General
Melikoff. have been approved by the Car.
Opening Of the Prussian Diet.
LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Berlin 10 the Times says: There were very
few persons present at the opening OF the
Prlssian Diet yesterday. The Court and
dip omatc galleries were empty. General
Won Moltke was present. The address Of
the Emperor was listened to in silence, eX-
cept when reduction in direct taxation
through the application OF the estimated
surplus OF fourteen million marks was men,
toned.
Excessive Rain I'm Italy.
LONDON, October ga Paris dispatch
TO the Times SAYS. Seven hours continuous
rain fell yesterday IN the city OF Reggie di
Calabria, Italy. Seventeen persons were
killed in two neighbOring villages by their
cottages being swept down.
Murder by the Natives Mt Cape Town.
LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Cape Town to the Times says: Magistrate
Hone and his two clerks have been MUIR
dered while unsuspectingly witnessing a
war.dance. Government has called out
8 900 more colonial troops. The premier OF
the colony teegraphs as follows " The
village OF Basuto Chief LerthOdl was
stormed and burned on the 22d instant.
The rebel losses are considerable. Our loss
Is one killed and ten wounded. Volunteers
are moving into Trankee 10 suppress an out
break in which Mr.. Welsh was murdered"
News From The East.
LONDON, October ga dispatch from
Meshed states that 10000 Kurds under
Sbeik Abdulah are advancing on Tabriz.
They are now at Moraha. They have mas
sacred the entire population Of the so VI
Bolak Garrison OF TabrlZ, only thousand
strong. Reinforcements OF 1000 men and
twenty guns. with five Austrian officers,
under the command OF the uncle OF the Shah,
have been hurriedly sent from Teheran.
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eeeded IN Fighting the boat, though Il was
full OF water, which they were unable 10
bail out. They were in the water from $50
A. N. 10 1880 A. NJ. and were almost ex.
hausted. Captain Veazey cared for them
kindly and landed them at Hunting creek.
The skiti was landed at Onancock on thu
return trip. Mr.. veazey, when he first
saw the boat, thought IL was "sea.ser-
rent -
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MARINE INTELLIGENUh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20. $780,


ARRIVED.
Schooner n. Brady. Brady, coal, Philadelphia
Murphy, Curtis Parker.
Schooner II. Miller. Philadelphia. coal, Richmond
aud Danyille Railroad, Curtis Parker.
schooner Woodruff, -, New York.
Schooner Emma ID. EndicOtf, Baughan, mercbaf-
disc. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner ". &. Buckley Crsmmer, New York,
guanO. Allison 4 Addison; vessel. CDriis Parker.
Schooner T.. T.. Is, all, -, New York. Chesa-
peake and ohio Railway.
schooner William Kennel, sop.r. New York
Chesapeake and Ohio hallway.
schooner Reindeer, Hopkins, New York. guano
Allison & Addison; vessel. Curtis Parker.
schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, New York, salt
Davenport 4 Morris; vessel. Cur Is e Parker.
eIemuitt& Co. vessel, Curtis Parker.
Schooner NJ. II. Curzer, Bayliee, hight, for Bahia
Brazil.
steamship wyanoke, Couch. New York, mer-
agents.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, sorfok, United States
mall merchandise, aud passengers, J.. d. Iatsm,
Steamer J. w. Evermap, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. j. w. McCarrick,
agent.
schooner Marion X. Rockhil, Andsrs0n, Goa
New York. Cur Is Z Parker.
Bark VngoIfe, Felickson, Giberalter, slaves, Buck
& Christian.
BysTeIegraps.
NEW YORK. October Z9.-Arriyed: Olympia
Arrived our Olympus, PaTiha.
LIVERPOOL. October Ze.-fhe steamer sberlJan
from Boston, has arrived.
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CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
3 POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, $50 wash
ington street Boston, aud are for sale BY all sTuI-
eists. Price OF CUTICCRA. Medicinal Jelly. small
boxes soc; Isrxs boxes, 81. CUTICUHA RKsOL-
VENT, the new Blosd-Puri1er 81 per bottle. CO.
TICCEA MEDICINAL ToiLBT-eoAP. zoe. CUfl-
CURA MED, CINAL SHAVISG-SoAP, l0c; In oars,
for BARRIERS snd large consumers. SOC.
AL mailed free on receipt Of price.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES consist Of CUTIC URA RB-
SOLVENT. for purifying the blood, through he bow
els, liysr, kidneys and skin; CUT1CUBA,a Medicinal
Jelly. which removes dead flesh aud skin, renders
healthy ulcers and old sores, sllays in1am NATION
itching. and irrlistOn OF thr skin and scalp. and
CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET 9OAP, which re-
stores whiieus, and beauties the skin. CUTICURA
SHAVING. SOAP !, the only medicinal soap express
ly prepared for shaving.
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PSORIASIS.

Thomas Deany, MtHpbis, Tenn. says: 3" have
been IF. icted for rinetetn yesrs with Psoriasis. and
we spent hundreds OF dollars for DOCTORS and stun
they call blood purihef.. Doctors did NOS know
what 10 call my disease. ! would scratch nights
unit scratched myself raw: then IL would dry and
form into scales, which would all be scratched en
next night. and 20 or. ! have bean completely
cured by the CUTICURA REAEBIEs."
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Rain mt Iyuchburg.

ISpeIisl telegram TO the Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, VA, October 29.-The long
boped.for rain has come at last, and the
drought is at an end. Rain commenced
this evening and is now falling steadily,
with good prospects for long spell.
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The Wilmington On. ca Star states that
=" u mas been only syear or TWO since pine
straw frst became an article OF export In this
market, and now we learn IL Is almost i'm
possible 10 supply the demand for IL. II is
snipped north, where II uDdergoes certain
preparations, and Is then used for s,uffng
mattresses. IN The place OF oakom, and for
other purses, besides yielding kind of OIL
~ The bfst process TO which II Is subjected.
Ibefe Is DEPOT for II near the foot Of
orange street, where Il Is bsled for SHIP
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.
VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PIASTERS.

No other remedy can so quickly assuage the mot
violent par0xysms Of Pain. They distribute through
out the neryOu system gentle and continuous cur.
rent Of electricity. which Instantly ann hilaes PAIN
yitalizes weak and parayzed parts. cures sore
Lungs Palpitation of the Heart, Painful Kidneys,
Liver. Complaint, rheumatism. Neuralgia, and
Scaliea. Ask for CoLLISs'S VoLTAIC ELECTRIC
PILsTREs oc 30.s&W
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RUSINUSs CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE TO EMBARK IN A
IA PROFITABLE AND WELL
BUSINESS IN THE PROSPEROUS CITY OF
DANVlLLE, VA.-Tbe proprietor Of CONFEC-
TIONERY and BAKERY, centrally located on
Main street, In the eIy'of Danville on account OF
his entire stock of FIXTURES, GOODWILL, &C.,
and lease for term of years the STOREHOtSt.
with Eve rooms above. suitable for family man
ua-making or millinery establishment. Gas and
water through the builOng, aud hYdIant IN the
backyard. Address BOX 81,
Oc SOFT l)anville P0st-i ltflce.
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ECZRMA.

r. II. Drake, Eco, Detroit, Mich, suffered beYond
all description from, astin-dsesse which appeared
on his hand hedd, aud lace, and nearly destroyed
his ewes. The most careful dOctIring tailed 10 heip
bin aud sftcr slI bad TAI ed he used The CUIlCUHA
REsoLvENT interssliy, CE1ICUEA and CUIICtBA
sOAP externally, aud was cured, and has remained
perfectly wen to ,hIs day.
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LFPROSY.

II. Il. CARPENTER. Esq. Henderson, " T.. cured OF
F. orissis. or LeprOsy, of twenty years stsndng by
The CUTICUkA REsoLYEsT internally, and CU1I-
CURA and CUT1CURA SOAP externally. TIC most
wonderful ey.s on recor.. Cure certiaed 10 before
justice Of the peace ard proialpent ciIizcns. Al
afflicted with Itching and Sosly Deases should sGud
10 us for this testimonial in full.
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Rain I'm Danyilie.

DANvILLE, Va, October 29.-The drought
which has prevailed in this region for more
than q month, was broken to-day by co.
pious rain which is still falling, with every
appearance OF long rainy season.
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Accident TO a Portuguese Bark.

NEW YORK, October go Arrived, bark
Mariana, from Lisbon for D0boy. She
lost her masts and one OF her crew in hur-
ricl1e
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DyrING. CLEANIAG. &c.

CIOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
Particular attention paid 10 ladies' dne articles
vi w sfTERs. sCARFs, KID GLOVES, DRESSES,
sHAWLs, etc., as well as GENTLEMEN's and
ciiILDREN,s GARMENTS. DAMAsk CUR
TAINS DYED also, al J.. LINN trnIhns,.
oc SaASu3m NO. 1870 frAhAnb s'reel.
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Accident TO n Hrlg.

LOSDON, October 29.-The brig John
May. from Bull River for Frederickstadt, is
aground at Plymouth. She has broken her
hack and filled.
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ArrixaI of q stea mship Dol SavannaIa.

SAVANNAH, October 29.-Tbe new steam
sbip CITY OF Augusta, arrived here to-day
from Nav York and was received with
salufe OF artillery. She Is OF 5000 bales OF
cotton capacity and Is the largest and
handsou,est steamship 10 the soasting trade
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MILLINERY.
SPORTING GOODS.

IN w. TIGNOR, No. 1882 MAIN STREET,
i. RICHMOND, VA,
has now In stock one Of The most complete outfits OF
SPORTING GOODS to be found any where south OF
baltimore He would call attention 10 his large
stock OF IMPORTED SINGLE and DOUBLE.
BARREL GUNS, both breech- and muzzle-l loading,
"a well as those Of The best American manufacture;
lie Ne He Is also agent for the celebrated Dead
shot Powder. REPAIRING done In the best style
md Al short notice. &C 9-deod1 m.swSt&w4t
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UNDERTAKRRs.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKING.

l.. r. CHRISTIAN ,
osts with and successor 10 J. A. BELvISl,
No. 1918 BRoAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, N a..,.. ~
Woon AND METALLIC BuRiAi~CAsEs AND
CAsKETs, sHROUDs, &c. .,,.nh.s IN Sav mr.
Tshgispn o'us'' 'F % le-eod3m
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DOILER AND ENGINE. OF LARGE

- CAPACITY. In my factory at Rockets, can
be bought at great bargain, aud the COMMODl-
Gus AND MlRABLY-LOCATED BUILDING
ca be leased, IL Jesired-admirably adapted Tor
bark. and sumac mil or other purposes Rent res-
sonabe.
MACHINERY. in variety, also for sale at bottom
mces. Various kinds OF SAWS. LAI HES. MOULD
ING. aud NOTICING MACHINES BETTING OF
different lengths aud widths, PULLEYS, HANG
Frs, We, &c.
Factory at Rockets, opposite The steamboat land
ing. GARNET +. WATSON.
Oc 29-3tf
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Democratic Rally I'm New York.

NEW YORK, October 29.-Democratic
meetings were held at Tammsny and Irving
Halls last night. AT the former John Kelly
was the principal speaker, and at the latter
General Faulkner. Abram 9. Hewitt and
Congressman Waddill, OF North Carolina,
made addresses.
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congregational Nominations.

Boston, October 29.-The Independents
Of The Fourth congressional district last
evening nominated +. b. Hayes for con-
gresham. A boiling convention nominated
Mr., Hutchinson.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MO TENSION.

NO TENSION.
Write us direct for particulars OF our "AUTO-
MATIC,' whether with view Of purchasing, or cx-
changing - old Style" or for repairs.
THE AUTOMATIC Is THE ONLY "No-TEN-
SION" sEwING-MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
1t has wonderful advantages over all others. En-
tirely new mechanical features. No adjustment by
operator of stitch and tension. NO LADY CARE
Full OF HEALTH CAN AFFORD TO USE ANY
OTHER.
Full opportunity for trial to purchasers, money
being refunded on return OF machine, x not entire
ly satisfactory.
Write FOR illustrated Prce-List.
WILCOX GIBBS g. N. CO..
oss Broadway New yors,
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TO OWNERS OF CRY AND

A CARD.-TO OWNERS OF CITY AND
N COUNTRY PROPERTY rare opportunity -
pr, senied for placing al your ,,y ana conDirv yO-
perty 10 our VIRGINIA RIAL ESTATE JOUR-
NAL, free Our pip-r VIII 20 10 pres IA few
days. Parfc, de,t!iag go avail ibrmsslyss VG ire
adyrFiilng will please III 1t OF CITY AND
COUNTRY PROPERTY witbpai delay.
x. Il. tIAFFi> x co,
oc 20 G. Rea' kst''e Aseais
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. October 20, 1880.
sALEs.--1O shares r.. and d. X. X. stock ut 7eA;
10 shares A. and q. X. X. stock at 34k; 9 sbars r.
and d. r. r. stock at 10; 5000 Richmond city 81
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C.pU,ACEs-cA.R,saEn ArxaiAL.
GEoh'E A. A'SSh'H " S'N3
TENTH STREET. RICnMs>D, VA.

CARRIAGES.
The largest stock Of Redmond made CAk-
RAG IS 10 be found In the cts can be seen al our
maoufactory. Anons orr styles can be foand We
hleles suitable tor any paIi OF the state.
ARRiAGE-MArtRiAL.
Bayiug largely Of material for our own use, We are
pfepared TO sch 10 the trade any article needed By
them, aud many not 70 be found In the city.
se l6-3m
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Supervisors and Deputy MarshRIs.

ST. LOUIS, OcIOber 29.-One hundred and
eighty United States supervisors Of cleo.
ton were appointed yesterday BY Judge
Trent. OF the Unied States Court. One
hundred and twenty-five deputy marshals,
appointed BY Marshal Caste, were approved
by the Court. Otber supervisors and dep
MY marshaIs, enough to furnish two OF
each TO each OF the pa voting precincts In
the city, will be appointed between now
and Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
Adminisfratiye Measures in Russin.

LONDON, October 29.-St. Petersburg
NouOSh "a newspapeD says: We hear that
six projects relating TO administrative mea-
sures and TO the press, proposed by General
Melkoff, have been approved by the Car.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
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