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DRUGS. MEDICINES. oo
TO SUMNER TOURISTS.

Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at The watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot he had outside OF city
viz.
PATENT PocKET-sTOvEs, for heating tee
PATENT Wa WAX NIGHT-LIGHTs, which burn
READY. MADE MADE MUsTARD-pLAsTERs, which
are always ready, and set 10 three minutes;
SOFT RUB8ER AiR:PILLOws and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
SPONGEs and SPONGE-BAGs,
sEI.f-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRiNGES,
VALENTINES MrAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUiCE WITH GLfCk-
JoHNsT6Ss FLUIp BEEF,
LfEEIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBT6's LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infanu;
IMPERIAL GEANUM food for Infants;
NEyTLE'S LACTEOUs FAkfNA.
I,ERBER's MiLk-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH OAT MEAL,
PnEPARED BARLEY FLOUR.
SWISS CONDENSED MILK.
LIQUID RENNET.
DIS1NfEfTING SOAPS. To prevent consagfon;
aud all reiisbIe medicines, remedies, aud apps
ratus, TO be had OF
MEADE a BAKER, Druggists.
9lg e&st Msiu street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED TO. myi$
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VIC RICHARDSON, Director Of Vocal and In.
sirumtniaI Music.
IA = PsrIf Piano and German Language.
MssJrIIA PoRCHER. Piano and SINGING.
- - Calls htnics, Vocal Music, and Paint
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DILL LADELPHI A, RICH I'm
i MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM.So8
sTlP LiEE1F9R NE Es rilT rHrApEtHHik XIt fi Rivkh
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Uptl further no.
t.e the steamers OF this line will make tr-weeklp
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmon1
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, coo:
Meeting a, Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River. -
QUICK TiME-fREQUEST DEPARTUREs-
LOWEST RATES.
JASES w. McCARRiCK,
General Sou. ern Agent, Richmond, Va. .
WI LIAM u. CLYDE 4 CO.,
General Managers,
no23 No. l2 South Wharves. Philadelphia.
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NEW CHINA GOODS.
pERsONAL.

HAyiNG DULY Qualified As AD-
III MiNisTRATEIX on the estate or e. 4. kL-
ErT dsc.asesl aIt psrtks indeti. 10 said estate
vii, please come forward aud settle with my agen',
j. TiNJMPsON BROWN and nll parties holding
claims sssinss the es,Ate Will psea,s ase present
the " 10 him. "A. Y. sLLslI,
an 14-0t AamlnbuaIrx.
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Mr.. L. V. TURNER. EDrnsh Isantusge-
Niss - 4. COOKE. . attn aud French.
NisS NJ. A.. COOKE. Math German. anc Frencb.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

OsT. A NEWFOUNDLAND -
IL PUPPY, about half grow y. four wbitc==zz<<Ssx>
feet front feet black spotted: answers 10 the name
livery to A. 3. LEE. JR..
an 2e-lts Nos. 10s and ] 10 Virginia street.
OST, ON SUNDAY LAST, A Aa,o
IL SETTER BITCH; orange color witb[S@-n
whiie fset and breast snort, bpshy tail; known as
FANNIE" nbtrai reward win be paid for her
return 10 No. Eighteenth street.
au 1855 WILLIAM r. WORDSWORTH.
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WILLIAM II. PEASANTS, Latin aud Naturs
Scence. - a, rats, -, 49,.
Su,pryS l. COOKE, a. NJ, Mathematics.
Ms h. d. fowLKEs, Eshcs and History.
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EDGE.HILL SCH00L.-Tbe next ses.
IL sion Of this SCHOOL viii commence SEP-
TEMBER 18TH. For circulars address the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Kesw'ck Depot, AlbemarIe county, Va.
u
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M Nr,. FMxA PAuLi. Superintendent of Music
Rooms.
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WANTED. A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER. None nsed apply unless first
class. Apply eat l32D Main slreeI. au 20 81
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND FIVES.

KS. KILHMUND FIF rs. AS.
As financial agents for the city OF Richmond, we
offer for sale TO 6rsi buyers limi ed amount OF
CITY OF RICHMOND 5 PER CENT. REGIS
TERED BONDS
AT PAR AND INTEREST.
Interest payable January and July, at the office OF
the City Treasurer.
DAVENPORT & CO., Stock Brokers.
aulS l2f 1ll3 Main street.
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WANTED, TO RENT A ROOM, un-
w furnished, good size. by a single gentleman,
IN neighborhood OF Capitol Square. Address " A.
Il. c." Posl-Ofiice BOX 33l. SLATE price.
an 20-lts
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Mrs, c. l.. CoCKE. head OF Domestic Department
Mr. g. A. GoCKE. Domestic Department
Miss LAURA Il. WHITE. Matron.
tuARLRs n. COOKE. BusiDess Agent.
john :. TOMPkISs. NJ, d., Resident Physician.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP I'm
| " COMPANY. SHo10D
| FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one OF their spene,d
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0KE, MAN.
EATIh., ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every 1uEsDA>, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at
high water.
~hecs Sims are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly foi th.S ..Ji;..
Tacy kvve splendid saloons, s,ste-rooms, and bath
rO0Dis.
The fare, accommoer:icns sna attentions are an :.
surpassed.
Ships going nortn land at Pier 81, North river
foot of Beach street. ships coming south sail from
per AZ, North river. foot Of Christopher street.
Cabin fare TO New YORK, 4iz Stssraxc, go an
o..
Treight received until O'Clock r. NJ. daily.
Freights for points beyond New YORK forwardeo
with dispatch and no charge made except actas' en-
penses Incur red.
sor furtnsr Information apply 10
gyORGE W. ALLEN CO., AgeaA,
nvle ntsce Cnpp,rv's wharves. Rn~sstts
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RANp cdrsApEARE RAILROAD. GsI
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPOkTA.
TION COMPANY,
Through-freght route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence. aud all New England cities.
steamers leave NEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at l2 noon con-
aeeiing with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ufd Boston and
Providence Railroad ria West Pon,.va.
". T.. DoUGLAs, Superintendent.
Y. ID. GROSER, General Agent apH
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ROPEAN STEAMSHIP .nfRA
AGENCY,
e26 MAIN sTRExT,

rerresenting the following arst-elass oceau-steam-
ship lines: CUNARD, tNMAN, ALLAN, AMERt-
CAN. WHITE STAR. ANCHOR, NErHER-
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. RED
STAR. -
PIRST.CLASS, sECOND-CLASs, sTEERAGE
Tickets to aud from all points In Europe at lowest
rates. Saierooms secured IN advance.
Excursion tickets at r.dneef rates.
Railroad and steamship tickets 10 all points In the
United States aud Canada.
Passengers and baggage called for. BagTase
checked to destination,
Rates same as NJ depois and eeneral Offices OF the
lines. (te l4.3mi A. W. CARRIER.
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Rirllmoud lispatrIr.

FRIoAY............AuGUsTs 20. 1880.
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EprCATtONAL.
nOLLINs INSTITUTE.

ra,on,, GEORGE T. TAYLoE, President OF the
irukRi.Fs l., COOKE, Superintendent.
MRS. n. :. CHitDs. Associate Principal
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WANTED. TWO TIMERS, at 9O4
w Brock avenue.
au 2O-1lt A. ii. MOUNJCASTLE.
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SUMAC- AND BLACKJACK BARK
~ WANTED.-We will pay the highest market
price cash for any quantity OF WELL-CUkED
sUAAC LEAVES, and for BLACR.OAK BARK,
rOssed or unrossed. delivered ans OF The depois
al our factories In Richmond or Petersburg. Ad-
dress JOHN N. BRYANT & CO.,
26l7 and 2Glo Main street. Richmond. or 463
BOlfngbrcok street, Petersburg, Va. ~ 7-3m
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WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL LIFE
w OF GENERAL HANCOCK.
ID. APPLETON 4 co.
l3f west Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
lS-Qt
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FOR OLD POINT, xOReiSlhf
FOLK. AND BALrixogE
GREATLY-REDCCED RATES.
ONLY soc. TO wAY-LANDINGs.
ONLY tl.50 To Old POINT Or NORFOLK.
ONLY $3.50 TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK
AND RETURN.
ONLY a. TO BALTI3eORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPASY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
Jhe splendid iron steamer ARIEL leaves Rich
moad every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRI
DAY at 9 4. NJ for regular sndsnxs On James
river. Old Point. Norfolk. and Portsmouth, con.
neeting every tio az Old Point with The splendid
Eay-iipe steamers for Baltimore. which arrive IN
fts.t time for = A. NJ. irain from BALTIMORE to
pnijadeIphia, New Yorx. and Boston.
Through Tickets on sale on steamers and nc Gar.
btrs Agency, 626 Main street. and baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. g., Newbsrae. Washington. and
TaEhor0', n. G.. aud all poinfs IN Eastern North
Carolina: also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia, Hamp-
ton. old Point, spd slI regular aBafDgs on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and thronsh bills 10.
sued l.. n. TATUM
ty13 sutPfiniend<ut.
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ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THK DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU.
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Entered at the Post-onice At Richmond. Va, az
second-ciass mstter.i
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7 HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED MANY
Il GOODS TEN PER CENT. which makes them
lower Than they have ever been offered before.
Those IN wsnt OF HOCSE-fuRNisHING GOODS
had better call and satisfy tn mselves or the fact.
III. ~. WALLACE,
aul 400 Broad street.
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WANTED. TO HIRE A SETTLED
w WHITE WOMAN as a nurse for two small
children. Apply AT No north Eleventh street, he
tween the hours OF y 4. NJ and Z. Nj. su 1887
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26
GLADSTONE AND IRELAND.

1t is stated that the Irish policy OF Mr.
Gladstone is regarded with very general
dissatisfaction in England, and that the pro-
posal of the Government to try the Land
Leaguers in England is spoken of as merely
a weak reaction Mr.. Gladstone ap-
pears to have made the mistake of failing
to foresee the conclusion to which the fail
ure of the Compensation bill would lead,
and of thinking it possible to placate by
partial concessions an agitation which
will be satisfied with nothing less than the
dissolution of the union. His course does
not satisfy the English public, because they
evidently believe that when assassination
is rife the time for mild measures has
passed, and that the only way to deal with
such movements as the Land League repre-
sents is to handle them without gloves
Time viii show which view is the more
just.
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torious Roman Catholic affiliations have
aroused. He was chosen by Kelly, who is
himself controlled by the priests, and Grace
is said to be an intimate friend of Cardinal
McCloskey. The Protestant clergy and
people of New York are in arms over the
nomination, and their excitement is no
doubt largely due to the known hostility
of the Roman Church to the American
public school system; a hostility which
can neither be denied nor safely ignored.
The schools of New York cost 81, 900, 600 a
year, and the fund for their maintenance is
distributed by Board of which the Mayor
has control 1t follows therefore that the
Mayor of New York has it in his power to
iuiure the schools if he is that way in
clined, and his ecclesiastical relations
are such as to give warrant for the alarm
which his nomination has caused. And it
must be admitted by all candid observers
that in city SO tyrannized over by Its
foreign element as New York is, and so
greatly under the control of men who have
neither understanding of nor regard for
republican institutions, the prospect OF
delivering up the whole machinery of pub
lie education TO the control of person
who mag be under the dictation OF the
most inveterate and determined foes of
that system, is sufficient to justify the
/
most serious apprehensions and to stimu-
late to the most energetic opposition. 1t is
quite possible that the Protestant ministers
who are making the nomination of Grace
pulpit topic would be themselves very
dangerous enemiestopopulare enlightenment
if they had their way, but the mischievous
implications of that nomination are none
the less obvious, and it is none the
less apparent that it is the duty and
interest of all intelligent patriots to resist
the introduction of seotarian and eccle-
siastical influence to the schools, however
it is sought to be concealed, or in whatso.
ever underhanded way it is attempted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26
KEARNEY ON BRITISH GOLD"

At the Sand Lots on Sunday Denis
Kearney referred to the disturbance of a
Greenback meeting last week, and in
formed his audience that " the Rothsehilds
+" had done it by sending out their British
81 gold to prevent Maybell from spreading
90 the light, and to endeavor to assassinate
" him" This is the first intimation we
have had that the corrupt employment of
" British gold " has reached California.
Doubtless it was to have been expected,
for our Eastern contemporaries have been
referring to its use in connection with the
tariff question, for some time. We agree
with the Nation, however, that " consider
"ing how long British gold has been at
"work on the public opinion of the United
States-fully one hundred years-it is
marvellous that the recipients of it have
"never been detected and exposed. No
"better illustration of the perfection of
" the corruption machinery both of the
" British Government and traders could
"be offered" The Nation wants to know
whether there is not any "way of finding
"out in England how much gold goes
"abroad annually for the seduction of
+" foreign journalists and statesmen. The
"drain on the vaults of the Bank of
" England alone must form very impor-
"tant item in the specie expectation
account, because we believe the money
'' for this purpose is always sent in coin,
"and never by draft, and is delivered in a
"bag." Perhaps Kearney could get to
the bottom of this mystery if the Sand
Lots would take up collection and defray
his passage to England. There must be
an enormous amount of this British gold
lying around somewhere, if it could only
be found.
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TIE FoRGgR IDENTIFIED.

General Garfeld's energetic advice in re-
gard to the Morey letter forgery has been
acted upon promptly, and as a result the
identity of the scoundrel who committed
the crime has been established He is a
man named Kennard Phelps, connected IN
some capacity with the obscure paper
Truth, in which this monstrous lie found
publication. The fellow appears to be
natural forger, and to have practicsd his
turn for initiating the handwriting of other
people for the amusement of his friends.
In the present case it appears probable
that Blrnum heard of his talent, and Sc
cured his services "for a consideration. :"
He does not seem to have any character or
scruples. though he has had commonsense
enough to get out of the way when ne
found that the pursuit was becoming
serious. The whole villainy has been per-
petrated with maladroitness aEd stupid
ity altogether Democratic. The will
ingness to commit crime of the
frat magnitude is apparent, but
the capacity was not present in the
amateur felons who undertook it. When
Phelps is taken, however, as he no doubt
will be soon, his own peril will very prob.
ably move him to give up his employers
and confederates, and thus the country
may have the satisfaction of seeing Mr..
Barnum occupy that prison cell for which
his qualifications fit him so much more
plainly than for the position of manager of
party. The Thoroughbred rascality OF
Mr. Barnum stands exposed fully now, and
it will be quite useless for him to try to
lay all the blame upon his tool by pretend
ing not to have known that the forged let
ter was not genuine. As for TIE Demo
cratic journals which in the teeth of the
previous exposure of this ineffable piece OF
scoundrelism have continued to publish the
forgery as though it were genuine. we have
only to say that they have completely vim
dicated their claim to afiiiation with a
party whose managers employ forgery for
political purposes.
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AWKWARD CONSEQUENCES.

The Democratic plan of throwing over
board all their principles in order to tighten
the sinking craft is being attended with
some serious embarrassments. For ex-
ample, throughout the West the Congress
sional campaign has been made by the
Democratic candidates mainly upon the
strength of the resolution in favor of
''a tariff for revenue only" These can
didates have appealed to the farmers and
the workingmen, have told them that
Protection robs them, have expatiated
on the good times coming when the
Democratic party would give them free
trade, and have made straight anti tariff
campaign. And now comes Hancock and
says in his Paterson interview that the
tariff is s'merely local question" and in
his subsequent letter to General Randolph
that " l am too sound an American to adj
I" vocate any departure from the general
features of a policy that has been
largely instrumental in building up
our industries. All talk about free
trade is folly" This is knocking
the ground from under the Western
Democrats, and not only making them
ridiculous but literally running their cam
paign. Nor are they disposed to put
up with it, if we may judge from the
recent utterances of Judge Trumbull, who,
in speech the other day, and evidently
abiding to Hancock's position, said g
"want to show the absurGity of appealing
4" to the laboring mechanics of this coun-
ftry in favor of protective tariff" So
the Western Democrats and the Eastern
are hopelessly divided on this issue, but
as their Presidential candidate declares
himself against free trade, Judge Trum-
bull and his colleagues may as well
retire from the canvass. the fact is that
the reckless mendacity, dishonesty, and
regeneration of Hancock and his party
have produced the natural consequences.
They have so lied to every body, so often
eaten their own words, so recklessly tram
pied on their own professions, that they
are now hopelessly entangled and embar-
raised. The free trade issue has been de-
stroyed by them, while their insincerity is
so patent that their pro. tariff pretenses
will gain them no support whatever.
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NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

:, New York Yesterday Government bonds were
o,oted at JOG for as OF 1907; los for IS OF 1881;
10 for as; sterling, 81 s2@i SAL; silver bars,
l125.
silver in London yesterday, sd; eonsols,
90 SIG: 3 per cent United States bonds, los; 81,
l12!; As, 1lSl,
in San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, 81 buying, 92I SELL
ing.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s
si6l0s Id for average California.
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Francisco
yesterday morning, but somewhat irregular The
addition of the Mexican assessment made the differ
ence in the price of that stock. Sierra Nevada
dropped below the SO figure for the first time this
month. Union Consolidated also closed weak at
sl4 So or about 81 less than the opening price. In
most of the other Comstock shares there was a
slight Improvement over the best rates on Saturday
Two sharp shocks of earthquake were felt Sunday
night at San Buenaventura.
The work Of building the bridge across the river
at Portland, Or, is be ng vigorously pushed.
Fire at Eugene City, Or.
The track OF the narrow gauge railroad will be
laid to Brownsville, Or, in about four weeks.
The author OF the alleged Garfield Chinese letter
has been unearthed by detective, and proves to he
one Kennard Phelps, editor Of the New York Truth
The Temocra.ic nominee in the First Illinois Con-
gressoBal District has Withdrawn from The contest
A Grand Republican ratification meeting will be
held on Wall street, New York, Thursday evening.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company expect to
complete that road in little over two years.
The authorities at Havana object to Chinese
laborers leaving the island for Louisiana.
Garabald and his son Menotti have withdrawn
their designations members of the Italian Cham
her of Deputies.
OF the ], 500 900 quinta's of grain imported into
France during the first egh; months of the present
year, 300 coo quintais came from America.
All the children of the Batoum refugees at Ismidt
are dead, the women are dying and the men GER
tain TO suceumb Ths fund for their relief Is ex-
hausted.
Two hundred telegraph wires eonrerging in Man
chester, Eng, were melted by the fire in that city
Sunday.
David Ross met with fatal accident at the Mare
Island Navy Yard yesterday.
The three highwaymen who escaped from the
Idaho Penitentiary month ago have been recap
tured and lodged sn their old quarters.
General Grant adlressed an immense concourse of
people at Utica, N. Y, yesterday, followed by
Senator Conkling.
The Austro, Hungarian Parliament was opened at
Pesth yesterday by the Emperor.
A new Greek Cabinet has been formed.
The registration trouble at New Orleans begins to
assums serious aspect.
A9year-od boy was murdered in Les Angeles
Sunday with poisoned candy.
The Presidential party arrived at Shakespeare, n.
NJ, yesterday, and will reach Santa Fe the 27th.
The body of was found in the water at
Chi.ago yesterday, with her infant child tightly
clasped in her arms.
a nephew of Ex-Governor Hendricks, OF Indiana,
has been found murdered near Leadvile. Col
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Eastern ana Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, October 18th.
BRRApsrurPs- is quiet, and Wheat is un
settled, latter at 81 l2@l 16.
wooi-Caliiornia is quiet at 1S@lsc for fall bury,
and 16@25 for clean fall: spring bury, lsSf24c
clean spring. 24@3Se; pulled, SS9I5c.
HrDEs-C California steady, with fair demand,
at &c.
GRooERIgs-Rio Coffee was dull and unchanged.
Refined sugars are more active at lower prices
Hards at 9k@l0}e; Coffee, 5Sca9lc; Yellow, ia
&c. Teas in limited demand offerings are free
aud holders wiling to accept former rates. The
auction sale yesterday indicated unsettled tone,
and prices generally were lower. Foreign fruits
dull raisins weak sales Of new Nalagas were
made at 50 35@2 S78 for layers, 81 40 for loose,
81 65a2 IS for London layers. Prures are duh and
irregular; new, 52;d6c 4s@5c for 1879 stock. Cur
rants are weak at 5l@5ic.
Hops-Are dull and receipts in excess of current
wants. Prices weak and now quoted at 2Sc.
LIVERPOOL, October 25th.
WHxAr-Good to choice California, qs ID 70 los Id.
Spot lots are held firm: floating oargoes are slow
cargoes on passage for shipment are inactive of
coast cargoes 46s; weather in England stormy.
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a CARD.

VNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
Il Republican Barbecue, in acknowledging with
grateful thanks and satisfaction tine work OF the va
riouS committees, AMI the generous gifts and sup
port Of the public generally, iueiujuv shat Of many
well known Democrats, in getting up the very best
and most successful gathering and procession ever
seen in Sacramento, beg especially return their
Republican ladies Of Sacramento FER the valuable
suggestions, help and real work performed by
them ard before the occasion. They
feel that by and through their help and
eounienauce very large portion OF the great sue
cess of the Barbecue is due, and hereby beg TO ca
press their grateful acknowledem OF their yalu
able assistance To George CSiwslsder, Eau,
Chairman of the Executive Committee aad the ori-
ginator OF the idea of a Republican Barbecue, the
thanks of every Republican is due for by his execu
tive talents aud liberal donations the success Of the
affair was assured.
o26lt fB. C.l HARRY R. SNOW. Secretary.