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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATI RID u, NOfeIhDV
country produce

country produce.
4.eSfs Green-trOm-si to sl.jO PG; 0arfel..
oessl0u t. ZuW2O4c. = ID.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, zAs.' ialf 70
s' Corn HeaG: eO@6-r. o bushel for country; 7so
~ Dritd Fr,tu: Apples, 2G4c.; bl4ekbeETjes, ii..;
s4a,srte.s. 2Hla .s,poerrles' 2Ot2zSs'
esgSt.trs, frIae liye-goose, 40ai5c.; common,
Fiarssed: sI.he a bushei.
HGy: Virginia timothy, sl@sAOa; clover, 500
oats. Baed 92c@ 81. ,,..,.,
Dot6iosS. irish, 90 = haru4l; Soc g Ssshel.
Roots: Ginso.e, sl.lo@sl.2V S.b' s'''seA re
OF tops, 4Oc y 70.
hard: country. -
Rys: sea s3e. 2 bushe!.
Gitmdc: Prime. zoe.
Balsd S@ato: 40H3Oc.
g,,rrV s,.oI vii bring FROM 10 30. . r'i tnan
above Fdtes.
Cemeut. Lime, Plaster, &c
C.msnt. Rose .daie. slAe@N.;0 p barrel
' IT, "" Atritatu1a. siOc. . tussei; Roc,nd,
slLSaSI.Z0. acc0rdhw 70 PsahNy' JVh'ei
| isnishIngl, Sl.15; Csnn's faIS, sosos9Uc' .,...
! Plaster: Lamp. tf 10; S1oanc. so eacineS
! plaster. al GO6sl
I Tar: Large size, S4.3V'
| Urs Gssds.
| Prints: MerrlFsck, 6S".: Merrmacs shirsIne
| 65c.; Richmond. o.; south bridge ofc. f.sinc
Dnnnel's, 6So; AlIen's. CSC. Man, neSser, &C.
| Wasrp.gton. sI..: Na'isry PINK, 7e., Mallory Pur'
pe, &c; simpson Mourning, 7c.; SimLSon Grey
| Te.; Simpson Black, osc.; Harmony, sHe; ASH
AR Broen coitoas: Manchester \ A. sgc.; Map
r. T eSc.; Emes Ri~r X o. o., 4Sc:; James Rive
TX. X, sac; jams River "A III a., &c. {: Jane
RTsr Standard 4 4 ID. d., 7Se; Grsniteyie y X
r. 6ise Graliv. lille A z. s.. 7Ne.; Poeshonta
fine. ne: Conc sl0ga D., 7c.; Conestoga w, rs.
Bratca SheeiiRgs: Peppereli lo-A, sohc.; An
drOseoggn lo-4, 2e&c. 49, a.. ".
BisacAsd Salrttn0s and Ssssffngs: New Tor
Mills l2c.; Wsmsutta, l2c.; Iay0l, lue., Az
drOscoggin IT,. &c.; Fruit OF the Loom, ioe. rof
restdale, &C.; Hero 4, SIC. Pelham, !Sc;' Vniss
bong. IKE Hope A. &c. ECLIPSE "a, ese' -
yurity, Z, 6Xc. Peppere!l lo-s, ZIG.
Gia0kdms.-rlunket zoe. WHITE Aanu ia
Ing, Toe; Wentworth. 49,; Can h.rana, .tS' =
Tick Coue5toga A. A., l2e Consstosa - n,
A., l4c.; Coues,oga &. T- i5e.; ConsstosA rt'
MUM, Ike: Couestoga r. T., sc. n s,o-
Shirtisg stripe. Sheridan "A.' Sc she'
dan &C. &c. -. ~. Co.. Ola
Browa Drttis: Granitevil., 7Se.; STARR, o'tS
pennere.le, 9c.; Rockbridge "A. DC.
1snfns: Jewett City, lie. bosfon. DC. A.
: Cotton Piafds: Ottawa, sSe.i foiedo' NC
co,sr Jsuns: Roekp-rt. Sc.
cambrIcs; Fiat Fold, &C.; Pspef'fs'
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The Late IlectiODs.
CALIFORNIA.
4 CLOSE ELECTI0N-THE REPUBLICANS WILL
PROBABLY GET IL ONE ELECT0R.

4 CLOSE ELECTION-THE REPUBLICANS WILL
PROBABLY GET IN ONE ELECTOR.
CHICAGO, November Ga dispatch from
San Francisco TO the Times says: !" Betting
men are greatly excited over the closeness
Of the vote in the State. The latest count
made by the Republicans last night, after
correcting the tables by the official returns
from several counties, makes Garfield At
ahead. and the Republican State Central
Committee now think their ticket will pull
through by such a slight majority that ii
will take an official count TO determine to
whom the State belongs"
Another San Francisco dispatch says {:
Returns from all counties except Del Norte,
which il estimated the same as at the last
presidential election, Hancock has plurai-
tv oi96, with few precincts 10 hear from.
These are not expected to change the result.
In Pachecas the election is doubtful. BY the
latest figures the Republicans are quite GER
tain OF one eIectOr. Judge Terry on the
Democratic ticket is known TO be scratched
several hundred by reason OF his con-
nectiOn with the notorious Broderick duel.
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, November 6 Tho indica-
iiOns are that Jones independent Green
bocker) is reelected 10 Congress from the
Fifth district, defeating Sheppard, pre-
viously reported elected, by small ma
iority. Later returns may alter this.
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE is most welcome
visitor in thousands of homes carrying happiness
and good cheer wherever 1t goes II is read with de-
light In the rontiersmans cabin, in The rural cot
tage, and in the city mansion From It's beautiful
Illustrations children imbibe 4 love of art; its
stories, poems, and sketches afford innocent and
attractive recreation for the youthful mind, incul
cate good principles, aud awaken desire for
knowledge.
The second volume begims with No. 53, TO he
issued November I'd, ami subscriptions should be
sent in at once ia order that the tIe folks nay not
be Obliged TO wait for their fayOrte paper No
present could be more acceptable TO an intelligent
boy or girl than years subscription TO HARPER's
YOUNG PEOPLE.
The bound volume for 1880 is new ready. 1t has
been gotten up in very attractive manner, the
cover being embelished with tastctul and appro-
priaie design. full and careiuly-prepared index
enables the reader 10 turn at once 10 any subject
treated in the volume. 1t Is one of the most hand
some, entertaining, aud useful gift-blok Of The
holiday sea son. II contains 776 pgge', with over
700 beautiful Illustrations. Price 80, postage pre-
paid.
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Hardly True.

GENERAL JOHN II. MORGAN REPORTED ALIVE
AND WELL IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO.
NEW YORK, November G.-The Sun has
the following:
la IeSSiIQ. " ", October 27.-The no.
toriou> John II. Morgan, the guerilla, who
was reported killed during the war. is ac-
tuaIly alive and practicing (qnackng) medi-
cine in Southern New Mexico. THIS is all!
under an assumed name. II YOU wish TO
make a sensational item OF IT, it will he a
card, but don't mention my name under any
consideration, as my life would not last long
# YOU did so. Yours truly. MFXICAN0.
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SnOH storms.

GNvESTOS, November G.-Specials re-
port heavy snow in several points in Texas.
At BIancO nine inches fell.
ST.. LOUIS November Ga snow-stoTn
has been prevailing since last night, but The
snow mels As fast as il falls.
CHIcAGo. November GA Aght snow
storm prevailed all the morning. ln Spring
field, Ill.,, the snow has fallen to the depth OF
four inches.
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Owing Of HydrOphObIa.

EnINBCRG. y. j., November 5.-TEree
months ago Gusiave Muller, an iron worker
at the Brookficld furnace. was bitten in the
wrist by dog which was kept about the
place. On Tuesday evening Muller COM
planned OF pains in bis arm, especially
about the healed wound. An aversion TO
water followed, aud before medical aid
could be summoned spasms set in. The
physicians pronounce the symptoms those
of hydrophobia. At last accounts Muller
was not expected TO recover.
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LAWYER Konusky, 10 an argument on
divorce suit in New Orleans, held that
husband had legal right TO make his wife
stand in corner with spring clothcSpin
on her nose. " II such mild means OF com.
pe.ling obedience are Forbidden" be saits,
s'wbat Is to become Of the husbands au-
thorty as the master OF his househoIdl"
Tuesday morning last Mr.. Henry Min. mo
Jr., OF Charlottesville, while 81 work on tht
new Presbyterian church at Coyes' lille, was
killed by the falling OF hes.yy piece o.
timUer which he was eleyatir & TO its proper
place In the structure b,l means Of der
rick.
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Di.as.cisOn the Water.

THE STEAMER RHODE ISLAND ASHORE IN MAR
RAGANsETT BAY-THE PASSENGERS ALL
SAFE.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., November Ga spe-
cal to The journal says: "The steamer
Rhode Island is wrecked on Bonnet Point
and on the north side OF Whale Rock. She
struck Whale Rock at 1915 a. NJ, making
wafer. The steamer was headed IN shore,
where she is now lying. She will no doubt
be a total wreck. The fires were all put
out. The passengers are all saved and are
being cared for. \ dense fog prevailed at
the time. The passengers speak very highly
OF the GOODNESS Of the captain, mate, and
the other officers. GilfOy, the head steward,
was severely hurt by chandelier falling on
his head. About one hundred and fifty
passengers were on board. The freight
from between decks is floating about, and
boats are picking 1t up."
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 6.--The following are the quotations :
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
L,tqs.-C COMMON TO good, i4.50Gf6.
LeGE-COmmOn, s6.5OGS7; me,num, $1,000;
good, $40 ASH line, Sl2@Sl4; extra ine, $3.50
$40. .oa
Siemmfng.-COm s3@S4; medium, 500
$3.50; good, IS 30; fine, flOGSlO.7o.
DARK ACCO-MANuFACTURiNG.
Lug FiUerS.-COmmon. S3.j0MSi; medium,
81 50dS5: good, %J.5ON SO.
L.nT FiHeFS.-CO nmon S00~0 30; meHuIn,
Sf1i $500: good, S7rt SS; iur, S90SlO.
UrHDDsFS.-t OmmOu, S7.JOHss.3O: medium Z,
Ss.5Ome9: good. S9.5OGfl0; fine, SlOWSll :
extra sun-cureG, slZ(9 10.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
SaoksrS.-Common, Ss@SlO; medium, *l09
Sl2; good. SlZteSI6; ine. SlG@S2Q.
FHisrs.-COmm0n, SGmss: medium, S1HS3
good, Sl0@fl2; Bne, nominal. 49,
WrnDDers.-C Common, GA Sl5 mediuIn. " 56g
$40: good. S2OacS3O; line, 100000; fancy s6c
@S7j. .,o1..,.
iVrnODprs. NNhOgdHv.-COmmOn, tlZMSIo :
medium SIis1 ago: good, SZ2@sZ5; fine, 1900
$50; extra, S45MrjO.
WESTERN TOB eco.
The demand for This class OF goods IS cc1nped
prlucnally 10 good old heayy-5Cdied lugs AMI htn-
Cucky River eaf. We quote: 49, .,oo
Oli hugs, S4GSJ: kentu' ~ RIVER rugs, siO0s
Sl2; KeO,ncAy River eaf' SH5dSlo'
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Spnf 10 he Contested.

BORDUNTOwY, y. j., November Colo
nei William b. Murphy, Democrat, OF this
city, who is said by his supporters 70 be
elected TO the Assembly from The First
district OF Burlington county by three ma
ioriiy. has received the certificate for his
seat, which, however, will be contested by
Hon. William Carter, his opponent, on the
ground OF error in the figures having been
sent in by the Board.
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susrens,on Of a Dry.Goods House.

CmCAGO, November Ga Minneapolis
dispatch says: THE wholesale dry-goods
house OF y. b. HarwOod passed into the
hands of the sheriff YESTERDAY at the instl-
CATION Of the First National Bank Of Min
neapolis, winch holds a confession Of ludg-
ment for SIS, 500. The house has been doing
the bushes Of million dollars year. and
four hundred hands are thrown out OF en-
ployment."
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 6.-R9oD.-StOckss strong.
Money on call. 2 .@3 per seat fxchange-Long.
4Sl; short. 4S3. state bonds active. Governments
strong.
Ereniag.-Money. 2%fr4 per cent. exchange,
ASH. Governments firm and a III tde higher; new
5's, 1919: ~ per cents, Ill; per cents, lOoa'
States fairly active.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Thc weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increase, S6490 O00 specie Increase, 50 ~"
300; legal tenders decrease, Sl.O27lOOi deposits
increase S5.2l4600; circulation Increase, s45,-
300: reserves decrease. 32.Ol l.45O.
The banks now hold Sl732,l25 In excess OF
legal requirements. -
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, November 6.-Vir9nia 6's, old, II ;
deferred 9 second series, ~ asked; pas-due cOn-
mons. Oh |: 1910 cOupOns. OB. Bld 10 gay.
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500 for "a Kiss.

From the Louisville Ccurirr-Journal
Thomas Bach, Of Garrard county, went to
Harrodsburg, imbibed too freely Of whis-
KEY, and stole a kiss from pretty young
school.ma'am he met on the street. He was
Immediately arrested and fined 500. after
which he LETT town as soon as possible.
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NewsnnnerLihel suit.

New ORLEANS. November 6.-Charles
Clinton, of the New Orleans Times, sues
Mrs. Sue f. Burke, +. a. Bnrke, ana ). ~.
Houston, proprietors Of the New osieans
Democrat. for $4,000 damages for an
alleged hbellous article punished III the
Democrat on October 2lsL.
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Cooper a. Bailey, the proprietors OF the
London Clrcls, have dissolved partnership,
Bailey having bought out the share OF
Cooper for $4,000. Bailey Is 10 take the
ANIMALS IN the menagerie, including the
baby elephant and is mother, 10 Europe,
and the s0peffinoBs irappings have been
sold al auction 10 Philadelphia.
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Reported ResiGuatiOM4

WASHINGTON, November 6.--Ihere Is
good authority for the statement mat Dr.
s. NJ. Bemiss. Of The Nalioual Board OF
Healtb, stationed at New orleans, mas Ten
dered bis resignation.
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uoaxyFo- nj New York.

NEW YoES, November $40 vessels
sailed from this port to-day on aceoeht oi
the preyaleEce OF thick log.
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Provisional Injunction Modified.

ST. LOUIS, November Ga provisional
Injunction heretofore granted by the United
States Court against the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company
on behalf of the Southern Express Company
was modified to-day by Judge Treat so that
no accessorial charges shall be eXacted; that
no discrimination as TO return OF empty
kegs or packages shall be made, or as to
compensation for freight between the two
rates required Of the plaintiff and express
company, or that the defendant shall not
prevent or refuse the transportation OF eX-
press matter offered by the plaintiff for rea-
sOnable compensation, same not 10 be more
than present rates, nor exact the contents
of packages a. prerequisite to said transport
taiion. 1t also provides that the plaintiffs
mC ssengers shall. on payment OF passenger
fare, have the same accommodations for the
care and custody Of shipments as are ac-
corded to messengers OF other express COM
panes, including those Of the defendant.
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OYEIN.. CLEANInG. &c.

CLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
~ Particular attention paid 10 ladies' ane articles
re ATHERS, sCARfs, KID GLOVES, DRESSES,
sHAWl.e, etc.. as well as GESTLEMEN's and
pHILpRfN's GARMENTS. nAMAsK CUR
&C 2 sa&suSm No, 1928 Frsnklin street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

BOAT.RACE on The THAMES.
LONDON, November 6.-Tbe race between
Iayrock and Riley, for G200 aide, came of
day over the Thamos Championship
course. Layrock deieater Riley by several
lengths.
[Second Dispdtch.l
LONDON, November 6.-Riiey, Of saralo'
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Cabinet Meeting Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, November Ga Cabne,
meeting was held to- day, all the members
being n,esent. No public business %es
transact ed,
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CARksAfsEs-CARR nATEHiAL.
NEOB GE A. AlNSLIE& SONS, esSg II.
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
The largest stock Of Riehmond'made CAR
pIACFs 10 be found In the city can be seen at our
manufactory. Anong our styles can be found We
hicles suitable for any part Of the state.
CARRIAGE-MATERIAL.
Buyipg largely Of material for our own use' We are
,ocared ~ sen 10 the trade any article needed 81
them, and piauy not TO be found In tue city.
Sc l5-3m
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zine. s30s3.JO. exra.sj 256 $3.50: oupsrane.
$4,000 S4.75' common family. sJ.7. al So; choice
or patent family, t7dS7.50.
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TERMS FOR 1851.

FOUR CENTS No.
SINGLE SUBSCRIPTIONS for one year, $3.50
each; FIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS, one year, S7-pay-
able In advance. Postage prepaid
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DEMEDIEs FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.

FOUGERA'S PATE PICTORIAL LoZENGES,
HANCOCK'S LOZENGES
(Dr. McKcnze's formula),
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
CARBOLIC-AClD LOZENGEs,
PASTILLk'S DE PARIS,
sACCHARATED POWDER OFCOD-LlNER OIL
WIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDENERS BALSAft
HALLS Lung BhLsAM,
WINCHESTER'S HYPOpHOSPHlTES,
HASTINGS COMPOUND sYRUPNAPTlLA,
EMULSION COD.LIVER OIL
AND HYP0BHOsPHITES,
ALL THE POPULAR RENSDlES
FOR
COUGHS AND GCGDS,
FOR sALEBK
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMAGIsr,
successor to MEADE s. BAKER,
9l9 east Main street.
foe "a
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II ). SOURCES CLASSICAL AND ENG-
IL. IISH SCHOOL VIII Ia REMOVED on the
l5lh from The corner OF Seventh and Grace streets
10 his residence, corner Of sixth aud Frahk In
streets 5l2l. Additional facilities VIII enable MIN
TO take A few more pupils ghO will be charged only
from day Of en3rng.
FRENCH ana q ERMAN CLASSES are under the
charge of Prof. ssOT HASSELEFF.
n B. 1he PRINCIPALS NIGHT SCHOOL will
be removed 10 the same place. Apply or send FOR
circulars OF either school no E1O&l4
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FATUHUA1s NUFtWEFY o. IooVs
ssLgs.-20O Virginia consoIs at 64+; 200 yIr-
ginia cousots at 6fk; $40 tax-receiyab.c coupons
at o. 10 shires ". aud ~ X. X. stock - go; 90
shares ~. and -. II. u. stock at 81; 4Sg Interest
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PROFESSOR LA PLACE RESUMED
/ ~ ~ AasEs AAA pRIN AVE L EsSANs n

bROFES>OR LA ILACE hRSO VI EB
II his GLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN
FRENCIf on the 18Th OF SEPTEMBER.
Little girls aud young ladies Will DC taught IN
classes fSrmed at their residence.
Bows aud young mems classes ~ be formed at
his class. room, 2o3 north sixth st5Set.
All private classes will be tauRbs at school rates
say $40 per session of nine months
Terms moderate by the month for private lessons
for one, two, or three pupils.
BOY = aud young mems classes Will be arranged IN
lse evening after O'Clock.
Pupils received II any iire during The session.
Best references In the city.
For circulars and other information apply AZ the
French Consulate. Oc 6-W.FS Snlm
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LIME.
.xsrsas. MEDICINES. 0o,

EPIZOOTY. V-WAGNER'S HORSE
IL POWDERS are the only real remedy for
this nor disease. They will efiectualiy cure the
coughing d>charging from the nose, sore throat,
swelling &c. uundTedsOf cases cured. Sold ny
no q on l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
CONDENSED MILK-SWISS, ANGLO
u SWISS. and AMERICAN Eagle brandt. Sold
nv l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
uoG14 SIKH and Broad streets.
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AND COLDS.

COUGHS AND COLDS.
" 49,,
We ask the attention of all who are anCctod
win INV
LUNG DISEASE, COUGHS, colds AND
BRONCHIAL. AtkkCTIONS
T0,OCR ,.,
EMULSION Of PURE COD.IlVER Oh. WITH
UYPOPHO>PIIiTES Ot LIME AND SODa;
fl IS the snrest aud lIOit permanent way OF dufbz
coughs and colds VIII fl lead tospulmonal3 diseases;
m n0urishes and builds. up he wasted ana "eAAes"d
system. -,
Price so cents. plr sale by druggists.
PURCELL, LApp1& CO,
RichmODd. Va.
T.te no other as q. suhSiitute. sc O-eOd
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EDUCATIONAL.

Published by HARPER < BROTHERS,
10 7.dlt&wlls New York.
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rupsAPRAKE AND ONO p.AILwAY)
CoMPANY's Wr.ARyEs,
Naxqn. lAan

NrO TELEPHONE OP. VERBAL Or
~ nres will be regarded an the delivery or ship
me,t or freight rom lhsss wharyes: .,,
no s.ss 4. BREM0ND, shipping Aseh"
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M ADEMOlsELLE TARDlNEL, 20 west
III AGth st., Kew York, reopens SEPT. 9th Board
Ing ard Day school for Young Ladies aud Children.
Thorough teaching; daily lectures LANGUAGES spo-
ken within 8 months. Drawing and mnaical adyan-
tsges unsurpassed. Public examination for gradu-
stes. an lU-ftaWoSt
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Trial Of Sihiiists.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 6.-The great
trial Of NlhlstS, including the persons &C"
cused OF being the authors OF the explosions
on the Moscow railway aud in the Winter
Palace. and others, charged with plotting
against the life Of the Car, commenced be-
fore the military tribunal to-day.
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pOljf OF RICuMOND, NOvEMBss ., 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamship BfSsk wat'r =, Gibbs Ne" tors, W.
rhs a h, aud 1,Sscngegs g. W. Altsn 8 Co.. sgsnh.
Sie4ner AIsel, Glaord, NOrfon, United states
vail, mercts sdise, and passengers, L. H. is'S'n'
gent. ..o
Schoonx. Rhod, HoIms, ysa GIN, ilght Il. j.
Woodbridge.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. November -.Agriyed lisrrisnsIs'
Arrived cHt: Algeria. tambfa Ctesionih "ts's s'
Naytsse, ia il.a, BaYswa ~, biaeA"s'eh 'us"s
Mas A.Baaseiis.
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Lord Rector of EdinburG University.

LONDON, November 6.-The Earl OF Rose
berry Uiberai) has been elected Lord Rec
tor OF Edlnburg University, defeating Sir
Robert Christian, Bart, Conservative.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-02

Eteinhart, of Anaheim, and on
three informations for robbery of
r. l.. Crowder, was sentenced to
six years in the same institution.
Chief Engineer Gray, of the
Southern Pacific Railway, came in
on spscial train from Arizona
yesterday and went up to San
Francisco overland. Mr.. Clement,
Track Inspector, who was with
Col. Gray on O tour of the road in
Arizona, goes up to-day. Mr..
Charles Seyler, Travelling Auditor
of the company, who will be pleas
antIy remembered as the compa-
ny's former agent at Wilmington,
and who has been paying an Off
cial visit to the offices along the
line, also returns to San Francisco
to-day.
Some time ago we stated that,
on the recent visit of Mr.. John w.
Mackey to Sunny Slope, the DO.
nanza millionaire inquired of Mr..
L. j. Rose what he was paying for
money. On being informed that
his host was paying ten per cent.
per annum, Mr.. Mackey suggested
that that was too high, and offered
to accommodate the proprietor of
Sunny Slope at elk per cent, d.
recting Mr.. Rosener to make out
the papers. Heretofore Mr.. Rose
has carried mortgage to Alexan-
der WE'LL of $4,000 at ten per
cent. The other day this was trans.
muted Into mortgage to Mr.. Ro.
sener, Mr.. Mackey's agent, of $50, :
600, at elk per cent. This 10 a very
handsome saving to our enterprise
ing vigneron. The sum was adj
vanced from $4,000 to 100000 in
view of the heavy OUTLAWS Incident
to Mr.. Roses enormous wine aud
brandy operations this year. This
modification of the rates of interest
involves saving to Mr., Rose of
$4,000 a year, and it notes a new
departure in the current rates for
money In this section.