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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-22
THURSDAY, October 81, 1880.
Country produce.

THURSDAY, OctOber II, looUs
Country Prsdnce.
Apples: Grecn-Market glutted-from 75c. TO
Zee Bees Ts 2O620Gc. q n.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 25c.: fair 10
Corn Weaf: GOOSE. p bushel for country; zoe.
DI3Sd Fruit: Apples, 2@Ic.; blackberries, &C.,;
cherries 12'dl5c.; raspberres, 2O@22c'
FssGtters. Prime nve-goOse, 40@45c.; common.
Finrsesd: $l.05 p bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl@sl.05; clover, $50
csc.
Paf9ioss: irlsh-New Rose, sl.76 F.barrel; 65@
70 Roofs Ginseng, sl@$lIO ? b.. Seneca free of
tops, l0c. q ~.
hard: Country. s@sEc.
Rye: 90c.@sl 2 busnel.
Sumdc: Prime. zoe.
Bsied StT0w: 35640c.
TdiIOD. ia 5sc. q N. 1000.
Wool Washed 40@41c.; unwashed, 27d2sc
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. q ID less tIan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Roseadale. sl.40Gtl.o0 3 barrel
James River, sl.30dsl40. ,.,,,
Lime. Agricultural s@l0e. p busneli ROckand,
al 1881 20, according ~ quantity; Jointer
| tGnishineJ, sl.13; Glenn's Falls, s5GsOe. ,.,o,
Plcsftr: Lnmp. "a rs; ground, 20; caicined
master, Al .606Sl7
Tar. Larye SIZE 1870.
DRY Goods.
! Prints. Merrimack. 6k,; Merrimack shrtinR,
El,r Richmond. 6Kc.; south Bridge, sc. Pdclnc,
IL; Sprague, 61c.; sprague shirung, Dye.
| Dunnel's, &C. Aliens, 64c.; Manchester re.
Washington 6Sc.: Malary PINK, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
ME. 7c.: simpson Mourning, To-. Simnson Grey,
7c.: Simpson Black, 6Xc.; Harmony, 6He.; Ash.
s9 Rrs s1, cottons Manchester A., 4tc.; Man
| CHI SUR "A A. A., &C.; Rocsbtitge A X.
hhiKyk E sIc.; ' James River IA IL H., De-. james
| ISy.r Standard A ID. H., 74e.: GranlteVilie X.
r.. 6%c; GEaoileyle -, - r. ~ IT,; ~ T
Bro,on SheetiRgs. Pepperell l0-4, 25'ic.; An
droscoggin l0-4, 2e%c. NJ. w.,
- RisaeSed ShlrtiRds and Shsettn0s: New York
Mills. 1895 wamsuta I'm ~ ~; paSS tSe F Aa.
resIdaie, 9e.; Hero "A, Sc. Pelham, .se;; Qune'
| h,ns- lie Hope Al. &C.; ECLIPSE al, ssc. Sc
@,rjiy, (, sc. Pepperell lO-s, z1hc.
| Tfa0hams PIunket, lOc.; White Manuiarthr-
Ing, 1Oc.; keniwortn. ffe'i 5e. Canestoss q C.
| A.. de: Conestoga &. T., l0c.i Conestoga rfe'
Mum. iT,sc: Couestoga v. w.. lee.
SIirtiaQ Str.nes; sheridan a. se'' snsf''
oa R,osn 'Drtus. Granltevile, 7sc; stark, s'sc.
pennereIle. &C.; Eoekbridge AA. DC. -
| 1snI,as. Jewett City, lie. Boston, VIC. n
cafton piaids: Ottawa, sse.; Ioisuo' 'e'
oi d y,lt'u J,se ss. nocsport. Sc.
CGg6rics. Flat Fold &C.: PAPER "
4 Drugs, Dyestuns. Oiis. kss
i 11r|, 'sss.bo = gallon. :, 49,,
| Concentrated Lys: ts.2oSesa '"'s - 's-'
DOZEN.
0opperas; afc.
Il & CochtasaL; 9Oc. ID. nIs..
Ertracf ~ Logpeed: lie.
/ Iadlqe; sln5i.lo.
0iis. iiusesi.eSs; machine. y Srsi7s' spssn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-22
Washington,

THE NAVAL REVIEW POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON, October 21.-There being
some doubt whether all the ships intended
for participation III the naval review al For
lrcsS Monroe can be put in complete readi-
ness by the 26ih instant. the Secretary OF
the Navy has decided to defer the review to
some time thereafter, to be fixed by him.
Il will be announced in ample time 10 allow
all persons to attend who desire 10 90 80.
ILLICIT DIsTTLLERIEs DESTROYED.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-The Internal
revenue collector az Atlanta telegraphs that
on the 18th instant four Illicit distilleileS
were seized and GOO gallons of whisky and
5000 gallons Of mash destroyed.
CAUTIONARY SIGNALS FOR THE APPROACHING
STORM.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-General Drum,
acting Chief Signal Officer, has authorized
the display Of clutionary signals at Fort
Monroe, Va.
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The rreslden, IN a Rnmpus

SAN FRANCISCO, October 20.--At the time
the train with the presidential party reached
Modesto the night before last a Democratic
meeting was In progress about i've hundred
feet from the depot. One OF the speakers
expressed great indignation that the music
OF band brought out to welcome the Pres
ident should be allowed to interrupt the
meeting. When the train arrived crowd
gathered around the platform and cheered
for Hancock and Tilden as well rs Presi-
dent Hayes. Several rows enSued and the
uprOar continued some time. After It's sub
sidonce the train moved of amid cheers.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Dt,uNoNn nstOIcrDl 1870.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 2l 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1874 bushels Red, 1870 BUSH
els. ooo,,
els Nired. 1870 bashels.
OA, s.-06 bushels.
PEAs-lS bushels-re-oiicIed.
RYE.-2S busheis--re offered.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. Az bushels prime ut Sl.25; 6O
bushels good At $l.2l; 81 hu'hels common AZ
sII2-total, 1874 bushels. Rcd-Lancasttr, "a
bushels seed at 1925: 400 bushels very good al
~ %: 400 bushels very good on private terms
9gG bushels very good at 81 20 800 bushels Poot
AT sl.Io; 1913 bushels good al SLY; Z6S busDel:
good al Sl.1G-lotal. 1926 bushels. NtTed, 7b4
bushels good private terms; 600 bus iels very
good az SI.2O: IS bushels common al 81 .O5-toial
lAb2 bushels. Fuliz, 10 bu.hfls prime seed al
sl.22; 59S bushels prime a. Sl.20; 20 bushels
very good AZ 81 10 SO bushels very good at sll
5lS bushels good at *l.l5; LOG bushels good al
sll4; 10 bushels fair al SLIP; 240 bushels IN
mon at $40; 80 bu .hcls common at Sl.pS; 0e
bushels common at $l.O5; 90 bushels common al
$l--totaI, ]. 764 bushels.
CORN White, ] 8 bushels very good SEED at 5sc.i
bushels good seed AZ SIC: 4iS bushes good new
AT SEE; 4 bu hels mmon at 55c.-Iotal, Asa
bushels. NrGd. 81 bushels good AZ 5ic.
RYE.--2S bushels very good at soc.
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The Military Reunion at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, October 21.-To.day the visit
inc military were entertained at an old
fashioned barbecue. which was highly en-.
loved by all. The Detroit Light Infantry
band furnished fine music, playing Dixie"
"Yankee Doodle" and The "Star'Spangled
Banner" amid the widest enthusiasm. Cap
tam Burke. of the Gate City Guard, made an
eloquent speech, and concluded with the
toast, 'The stars and Stripes, the Constilu-
tion, Law and order, and Good Govern
ment.v which was greeted with great ap-
pIalise. Speeches were made by Mayor Cal,
| noun and a number OF the officers and
Others present. The speeches were full OF
| iraternal and patriotic sentiments, politics
being entirely eschewed during the barbe-
cue. 1t was an era OF jolly good'felow-
ship, and will doubtless result in good to all
| sections Of the country.
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CourYess,ouaI Nominations.

ELMIRA, n. Y, October 2l.-The Demo
Gratis OF this district endorsed the Green
back nominee for Congress-Rey. Thomas
X. BCecber.
ALBION, N. Y, October 2l.-The Demo
Gratis yesterday nominated f. kirke Hart
for Congress from the Thirty-iirst congress
sional district, but he declined the nom!na'
ton.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-The Second
Congressional District Democratic Conyen-
ton Of Kings county nominated William
L. Robinson for Congress last night.
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An ola aruase ref.iea 80 HentneL.


IouJsvlrIE. KY. October PA special
from Point Lick TO the Courier-JOurnai
saws: On saturday night last, about two
miles from Big Hill. Jackson county. near u
stiJl.bouse owned by james Abrams, light
occnrred between Abrams. his sons, and
other partios. or one side, and William and
Jamcs Radcliffe on The other, In the course
Of which james Raicliie was shot ID Inc
face and Instantly killed, ana ms ofother
william was shot in the side ana mortaily
sounded One of Abrams'- sons was struck
an the mead with rock, and, 1t j. said, VIII
die. The affair foeilted from an oiu grudge'
Jones Hills wheeler.
GALVESTON. october IA dispatch from
Ru0aIo ss,a n q IN o difficulty about wo.
men LAST niqbtp. y. Wheeler was killed by
one Jones. who crushed bls skull win a
billet OF wood,
4 DefauIiiug Masonic Grand Tre":
suFeP.
Ior,1svrrIE. KY, October GA. II.
Hodges. an old and iuflneriial Mason, and
Grand Treasurer OF the GfaiId Lodge, no"
in session here, has been iollnd 10 ne a de-
faulter I'm The sum OF SI,O0O.
Fatal Accident on The pennsylvania
Railroad.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, October 2l.-F0ur cars
Of the Pacific Express west on ,be pennsy i
vania railroad jumped the track near Cone
maugh this morning. Express-Messenger
McCloskey was killed and two passengers
wounded. The eXpress.car took fire ana
was burned,
The AIpepa Disaster.
HOLLAND. Mich, October PA ting ias
arrived at Grand Haven with three more
bodies OF the victims of the Alpena disaster.
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Tennessee napiists.

KNOXVILLE, October 2f.--- The State Con.
yeutIon OF the Bapiisis met here in annual
session 10. day with large number o! min
listers present from all parts OF The State,
Hon. William r. Jones, iherelirlng presi.
dent, called the body 10 order, alter which
the election for officers was held. The dag
was occupied In the transaction OF business
OF denominationui character.
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The western Railroad War.

CHICAGO, October 2I.-The railroad war
continues with undated yigor. The wa
bash Company made 5O-cent rate TO ~.
Louis Yesterday, which neither the Illinois
Central nor the Alton would meet. The
Alton road announces that IL viii cut the
rates eastward on the basis OF $3.50 from
Kansas City or ST. Lons to New York. This
seems 10 have caused panic among the
Wabash officials, and 1t is thought they are
ready TO declare truce.
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,r,d,ca, society OF virginia.

DANyuLs, Va. October 2l.-The MedI,
cal Society Of Virginia closed IFS annual
session here this evening, and adjourned
10 meet at Winchester. Va, next year. The
session has been harmonious and interest
ing. TO night the members are enjoying
Grand banquet given them by the citizens
at the Arlington Hotel.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 2O-The Nmth.Sireet House sold AZ
h0gsneads: hogshead Virginia common wrappers
a. 1880; hog sleads Trlmble county cutting leaf
at 80. / aud 50: 10 hOgsheads Logan county COM
mon leaf and Tugs al 1913, 1910, $3.50. s5.05,
~ 90, So 80, S4S5, s4.7o, $4.75, and s4:l5i 3
and a; @ bogsheads Warren county old leaf and
Tugs At So, IS 80, IS, $500, $3.50, and s4.65; 4
1905, 50, $500, and $4.05; z bogsbead. Hancock
county old leaf and Tugs aSs5.26, IS, %. t4.96,
a. 10. S4.75, and - 80: hogsheads Barren coun.
t450;6 bosghesds Grayson county low leaf and
Jugs at $500. $3.50, ~ 10, $3.50, and 1873 8
EOgsheads Tennessee low leaf and Tugs at 30, 70,
"A. 20. - 05, and ~.
The Falls city House sold "a hogsheads 10 hogs
heads Mason county leaf aud Tugs al 1890, SIT,
SS; 10 hOgsheads Bracken county leaf, Tugs. and
trash at sl775. $3.50, sl6.75. $14.75, $500,
il226, 80. 90. $500. $500 and S6.l . hogsheads
Carroll county Tugs ana trash At 80, S6l0 %, and
s.. So Courier. Journal.
(Other houses had sales AT like prices
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The Superintendent OF the Census has
addressed circular letter TO the super
yis0rs Of the census In all the southern
States directing them 10 prepare and for
ward as promptly as possible detailed
statement showing the manner OF taking
the census in 1870 i'm their respective States.
This information Is desired Tor the purpose
Of making comparisons with the method
pursued Of taking the census OF 1880
Samuel Watkins, the wealihiest citizen Of
Nashville, Tenn, who died last Saturday,
was native OF Campbell county, Va, and
cighly-six years Of age. lie was a brick
layer 10y trade, bachelor, and had amassed
fortune estimated at 100000. The sum
| OF 100000 is set apart in his will for the
erection Of 4 public library building in
| Nashville, on a lot for which he recently
paid 100000.
"What Is the uSe," asks the San Fran
cisco Post. " OF talking about art culture IN
San Francisco, when 1t is an open secret
! that certain rich mining man recently sent
10 Florence for a copy OF the Venus Of Milo,
and when the statue was delivered actually
sued the Central Pacific Railroad Company
Tor mutilatiug work Of art, and, what Is
more, recovered damages? ?"
In the supreme court NJ New 1Ork. lues-
day, a verdict was rendered for 81 200 for
plaintiff ia the suit OF Charles Dean against
Mrs. Theresa Z. Bell. Dean travelled from
San Francisco TO Paris with Mrs. Bell as an
escort, she paying all his expenses and
clothing him for taking charge Of her $780,
600 worth OF diamonds and iewelry.
The Havana CUBA authorities have made
full apology to the Chinese Consul in that
city for The recent indignity by two police
men 10 officials Of the consulate.
Charles Deny, long connected with the
State Bank OF North ClrOllua, and presi-
dent of the Raleigh National Bank, died in
that city Tuesday aged eighty-two.
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The following was received by Dir. J. Bell
Bigger, secretary OF the State Committee, at
104 O'Clock last night:
NEW YORK, October 81.
A. AZ. Kelley, Chairman:
The National Democratic Committee have
decided to recognize the regulars, and an
address will be forwarded to you tonight.
WILLIAM II. BARNUH, Chairman.
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Hon. A. q. Porter, Goyernor.eicct OF In.
diana. has announced that be will not be a
candidate for the United States Senate. lie
sayi be was elected Governor, aud be wants
10 be Governor for four years. His canvass
has reyeaied many fhtpgs 70 him that he be.
isfex he can accomplish for ibe people Us
Governor, and he " anxious 70 Do 80.
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The Turf.
pIMIICO

PINLICo, MD October 2l.-The first race
to-day-mile dash for all ages-was won by
Parole: Gabriel second; Checkmate third.
Time, l:42.
The second racc--lIaryeStPr's stakes, mile
and half, for TIN ee-year 0lds-was won by
Glidela; Layacca second; Emily I. third.
Time, 2:i3.
The third race-Cen,ral stakes, one mile,
for two wear olds-was won by CrlckmOre
Bv-the-Way second. Time, 1.4i5.
The fourth race-cOmpensaiion purse loi
all aces, mile heats-was won by Edwin a
taking the second and third heats. The first
heat was WOE by Rosalie. Time, LAO, 1916
and 1:j3.
The fifth and last race-handicap steepl'
chase for all ages, about two and quarter
mies-was won by Bertha. Time, 5;29
There were seven starters.
RACES IN CALIFORNIA
SAN Francisco, October 2l.-On the san
ia Rosa track yesterday in h'li-mle dasl
Berrye>a beat jim Lick in 49,. 1t Is the
best half.mile dash ever made OIL the Pacil'
coast.
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Thafs hInesc letter.

BOsroN. October 2l.-lnquiry among
leading businessmen in Lynn shows that
no such man as II. l.. Morcy, 10 whom Gen
eial Garfield is alleged TO have addressed a
letter on the Chinese question, ever lived
there. nor has such a tabor union as the
. EMPLOYERS Union - eyer existed there.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.


VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
VIRGINIA bright extra and One pounds, 76@ 60c.;
Virginia dne and extra fg, 75@80c.; Virginia fine
6-,nch and 12-inch twist, 60@62c.: Virginia me-
dunn 6-inch aud l2inch twist, 46s49c:; Virginia
medium los and los, 46G48c.: Virginia medium
l2-inch pounds 45@ 60e.; Virginia common IL
inch pounds, good bright -inch
35c.; Virginia common ll-inch S2@33c. Wiz.
gina mahogany aud bright navy. 3's and as ~
@45c.; Virginia black navy, 3's and As, 42g4oc.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, sl.20@*l.25; Virgins
assorted, 45@60c.; North Carolina and others, Az
@60c.
Fine bright 6s, 6I@54c. fine bright, 3's, As and
| Ms, 46d47c.: mahogany 1907. fbs., 4otG46c.
mahogany double thick SIS. 45G47c:: mahogany
single thick as. 45@47c; DC. and l0c. plugs and
fancy STYLES, 45@ soc. bright l6-ol. Ms. 46@47c
bright double thick SIS. 46d4Sc.; bright single
| thick 3's 46d4Sc. bright &c. and l0c. plugs aud
fancy styles 4S95 2c: plain wrapper, l3-, 10, aud
I6-oz 4Oc: plain. small work, 42c; second grades,
| tbs., Us, and rs, 40@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
second grades, ibs., Us, and Is. 4OG42c; mixed
ming smoking, Sac; stem smoking, la paper. 2sc.;
| cni and dry smoking, 22630c.; bright and granu-
lated rs, rs, and SIS 270s30c.; bright and grsnr,
lated Ia bags. 75c.; pipe smoking, In paper, ~
| 0c.-COurtsr-J0urndL
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business Troubles.
NEW YORK FAILrRE.

NEW YORK. October 2l.-Merwin Hurl'
bert & Co., dealers in arms and ammunition,
have failed. Liabilities, $lj0,000 TO $780,
600 stock, $4,000.
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~. &Aelsh ~ m sops vsss % sssmsSH1k
nost % " o1kstugs coasisth>9 Of medium; re.
nass 70 snsoee q rsse athsr - pgieU q .geatly
s6eee aud Islnbs dali. vlfh but nv sfFlviSk 1ce5
are s2n'ns 70 mere ,sss. aed psscss srp s[astses
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER ZO.-The following are the QUOTATIONS.:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common to good, t4,50G&8.
LeGf.-Common, &6.506*7; medium, 489t9 |;
good, s10Gsl1; fine, $l2@$l4; extra fine, tl6@
SIG.
SfemmfRg- Common, 1904; medium, SEQ
$3.50 good, sSd&9; ane, fl0@Sl0.75.
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFACTURIN
lug Fihers.-Common. S3.50@S4 medium,
s4.58@t5; good, $5.50@s6.
Lsdf FilierS.-Comln0n. &5@S5 90; medium,
$50 $3.50; good, Sass; fine, s9@$l0.
WrdpperS.-Comm0D, &7.50M$s.60: medium
iS.50aS9; good. S9.60@tl0; lne, Sl0@$ll :
extra sun-cured, fl2@16.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-MANUFACTURI
SmOkers.--Common, $8@Sl0; medium, &l01
tl2: good, $12@Sl6; fine, Sl6CGs20.
Fttters.-t,ommon, 46dss: medium, $74&9
good, = 96lSl2; fine, nominal.
WrdpperS.-COmmon,t lOea*15 medium, VI ga
$40 /; good, s20GS30; nne, *40@t60; fancy, &6C
@s75.
Wrappers, Acknowledgement, 4l2dtl5
medium, S15@G20; good, sz2@*26; nne, 500
$40; extra, $45@$50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is cOnnnet
principally 10 good old heavy bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, s4@S5: Kentucky River Tugs, &l0@
Sl2 Kentucky River leaf, Sl3MSl8.
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~ w. JONES, DENTIST--0F.G xSH
NJ. FIcF. No. 607 FnAnKLIs sTREET.'uSifD
Ing every eonyenieBce and appliance for the COM
fort OF his patients. With twenty-five years expo
giepre, and PRICES HEpuCED. IL prtiescu 70
" may assile bis professional SERVICES, se25-Sm
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innI
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine. s33t3.5O: extra, i5.250t5.50; snperfne
Si.5O@54.75; common family S5.75@f6.
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ALEXANDRIA, CATTLE MARKER.

0cIos sl,ieSvsry 80. i@sSe.; 20. sKats.;
medium o. fair quality, Sk6 os6naxys &&&
Sc. calves, 49l6c. sheep 4t4ee. S44Sea -
! The mssSss vas furry supPnsd Nlsh selle w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMKNAC-OcToBEa 22, 1880.
Sun .,sss: ssiP Morn, mon .. TIDE. 1853
Moon rises......... 81 Eyeaing. ......... s:l8

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 81, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, George W. Ailen Co.,
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tatsm,
agent. ,
Schooner Virginia Rulan, Rnlan, Hight, q. j.
Rogers.
schooner Ann Dole, Blackman, light, I. }. Wool
bridge.
bridge.
schooner Moonlight. Lemar, light, T. J. Wool
bridge.
schooner Van Duscn, Borye. light, To. Wool
bridge.
Schooner Rhods Holmes, Van Cieaf. New York,
wOsd, 7. J. Woodbridge.
Schooner Ann Dole, Blzckman, New York, wood,
7. J. Woodbridge.
CLEARED.
British bsrkentine Res0lutc. Cummine. Rio do Ja-
metro, Brazil, with 2,624 barrels aud $50 haf-bar-
rels OF -four, valued at S16.78250.
MEMORANDUM.
BALTIMORE. October 20.-Arrivcd: Schooner
John :. Bieachman, Woodland, from Richmond.
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OF EXPERIENCE N THEIR USE.

There is no occasion for anybody TO suffer with
these diseases now that this remedy has proved II
certain cure for them. DIR. BENSON is now at his
office, Hamilton Place, Boston, TO receive and
treat persons suffering with Nervousness ana Skin
Diseases, and to supply all callers with The Celery
and Chamomile Pills. They also sold by all
druggists.
No charge for advice 70 persons calling TO pur-
chase pills. Remember, DR.. C. W. Benson's Celery
aud Chamomlle Pills are prepared expressly TO
cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspemic
! Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis
slceplesmess, and Indigestion, and win cure any
case. Price, so cents, postage free. Sold by al
druggists. Depot, No. 100 north Entaw sireet
Baltimore, Md. also at Richmond Va. oc 22-li
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Other crude. Mani.
Hhds. Pcs. aLns s. .
7S,657 AI,eb0 6,l64,o7S
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
OCTOBER 20.-Prices this week ranged IS fol-
lDwe: rr
Reef Cattie.-yery hest, ga axe. good. 3xd sac.
ms,l,9m or good fair quality, Zx9l3kc. bulk, 30
2ka. rough oxen, thin steers, OLD COWS, &C., 40
2Nc. a H.. gross. -.
~ Sssep-N omnal, very best, ga 4xc., medium to
good 3kGa3 sac. q m, gross.
YyaIs.-$40ltD n bead.
Mica Coics.-4f61496 n head.
About $50 bead Of beef cattle aud 6S7 hogs on
the market this week. Cattle market quite active
and prices NC. better. quality considered 4 few
sold 10 70 70 oihs2 Places Best hogs sold early u
tbs week at 7kc, but declined towards tbs cloee %
7c.; some very late arrivals iefs over unsold. No
sheep on the market.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TifuRsDAy. ocfoher 2i. 1880.
SkLEs.-2x tiIares OF e.. aud O. X. w. stock at 20.
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"a nnrA0ES-CAunlAGE MATERIAl.
GEoR0E A. AlNsLlE &soNsak
Tsxrm srssEr. Rscnnoxp, Va.
CARRIAGE.

CARRIAGES. ~ =
The largest stock u Riehmoud-Msab CAR.
RIAGEs iobs fosnd II ~ city can b. se<n =, our
uaApufhctosy. Among our styles can b. fvsnd vcs
hisles paitahls for any pass of The Slaae.
~ CARRIA0e-11Af11IAI.
DuyIae tasasly u material eps our ova ne. We sra
prepared 70 I'll 70 NJ esAd3 any arstsh needsdAy
then. Al nany not = - 1bu9d - TIE stty.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


A SENSATION At A MILITARY DINNER.
PARIS, October 21.-Much sensation was
caused at military dinner at Eyreux by
the proposal OF toast by the Due de Char
tres 10 France and her Government. and TO
the President OF the Republic. The Lee
cilimistS regard this as an indirect accept
ance by hlm OF the Republic. The Duke
in his spcech.Said that i'll America, where
he passed part OF his youth. 1t was custom.
arv 10 give such loyal toast before ali
othorS
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a Defaui,iug Masonic Grand Trea.
sugQP.
Fatal Accident on The pennsylvania
Railroad.

HOLLAND. Mich, October y. 4 ting has
arrived at Grand Haven with three more
bodies OF the victims Of the Alpena disaster.
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~ + u Il A l. G | A

n Ell RIA LG A,
NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, DYsPfPTIC HEAD
ACHE, sLEEPLESsNE,S,
PARALYSIS, AND INDIGESTION,
ARE All.
DURABLE DISEASES.
DIR. {. W. BENSON WARRANTS HIS
CELERY AND CnAMoMILE PILLS
TO CURE EVERY CASE,
NO MATTER HOW CHRONIC OR OBSTINATE
THE CASE MAY BIZ.
THIS sTATEMENT Is MADE AFTER YEAR:
OF EXPERIENCE N THEIR USE.
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The Disorder Ia Ireland.

LoNDoN, October 2l.-The Press ASsoca-
tion saws il understands that steps are being
taken TO form an influential committee OF
Liberals to strengthen the hands OF the Coy
eminent in dealing with the disorder in
Ireland, and TO urge the necessity for lmme-
diate measures for the protection Of life and