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the late epidemic there we're victims
Of the negligence of the college author
tiles and we cannot see that this diff
fers morally from ordinary manslaugh-
ter. Oversight Of the sewer system"
is apparently a phrase constructed to
avoid an open declaration that there
was no sewer system, properly so
called, aud that nobody about the
college had ever given himself the
trouble to consider the need of
such contriyances. But what is the
use of learning fit does not give men
a more effective use than they
previously had of their own faculties
Of observation and reason as applied
to the cases that present themselves
in daily life? Aside from what is
said Of the history of this trouble it
strikes us that the two gentlemen who
now certify that "the college is in a
thorough sanitary condition some
what stretch their right to use in this
connection the names oftwo important
boards Of health, and make a state
mepb, the truth of which is at least
dou btful. Princeton college could
only be put in a thorough sanitary
condition by tearing it down, blowing
up the ground and building a new
college somewhere else.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-21

Purchase tickets by the GfrPan-Hsn-
die and Pennsylvania Line, s6N on sale at
all Railroad Ticket Offices in Memphis,
Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, and
throughout the South.
SIDNEY 3. JONES, GenT sOuthw. P. Ag't,
1871 Vine Street, Cincinnati, o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-21
NatlonaI DemocratIe Tieket.

saturday Evening August 81, 1850
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Dir. buchanan Convicted.
HE AND THE PARTNER IN HIS SUICIDE TRlCKTC


HE AND THE PARTNER IN HIS SUICIDE TRlCKTo
GO TO JAIL.
PHILADELPHIA. November 2t-The trial
Of tie notorious Or. John Buchanan, whose
bogus medical diplomas in the names OF the
American University. the Electic Medical
College, and Pennsylvania University have
cast reproach upon our medical schools
for many years. together with Martin
V. Chapman, his brolber-iU-laW, and
Thomas +. Van DuSeU, upon the charge
OF conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment OF Sj,00G-the amount OF Bu-
chanan's recdgnlZancc-Was concluded at
noon to-day in the United States District
Court. The verdict was equity" in the
eases of Buchanan and Chapman. but ac-
Quitial for Van DuSen.. The latter person
ated the Doctor of tie time he was alleged
70 have been drowned in The Delaware, and
Chauman was found in Buchanan's COM
pany when be was arrested i'm Canada. after
numerous eScapadeS, in which be eluded
the officers who were in search OF him FOR
long time. Chapman was captured a month
ago, and sentence was deferred. The an
nounccment was made in court that the
trial Of Buchanan upon the charge OF send
ing bogus diplomas through the mails Will
be proceeded with next Tuesday. His COLI
lege charters have been forfeited. and be
ha> pleaded guilty to the accusations against
him by the Attorney-Gener in the State
courts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
ELizABErHTOwN, LEXINGTON BIG SANDY X
Leave Huntington...l 400 A. VI. 7l5T NJ
Doe Ca'lettsb'g. KY 1908 y. VI. $50 " "a
Ashland, ky.....i 12AJ L. NJ. 900 Il. NJ

No. Mail runs daily except Sunday from Kics-
nond 10 WiiliamsoDs; daily from Williainsons Ia
Huntington. Connects closely at Gordonsytile fes
Lynchburg. Connects az Huntington with fbus-
belhiown, Lexington aud Zig sandy railroad los
Ashland. Ky.
No. Express runs daily. Connects at HuptinE-
ION wi h Elizlbethiown, Lexington and Biz sspdy
raIlroid for Ashland, Ky. Connects closely ~ Cor
louisville for LyncbDutg: snd connnec.s whh the
Virginia Midland nsln having al S:oo A. NJ f"T
Washington.
No. 8 Accom- notation leaves Richmond dsiy. ez-
cept SUNDAY. at $3.50 L. ~, and arrives NJ Cor
louisville az 7:20 T.. NJ.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily, exctps
sunday. AT 4:35 y. NJ, on arrival or virginia MO
land mail from Danvilie aud Lynchburg, and ar
rycs AZ stanton at L. NJ.
No. 25 Mixed caves Cannelton daily except Sxie-
day at A. NJ, aud arrives at Huntington at lo-SS
A. VI.
SLEEPING CARS ca No. from Ricbmona 10
Williams n's. on No. l from Aldersons 10 Hum
ington.
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NELSON.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
NOVEMBER "a, 1880.
County Court has been In session since
Monday-Judge j. I. Brown presiding.
Brack Vaughan (colored), charged with
breaking In aud uiloinipg goods from the
store OF - Mays. at Variety Mills, was
found guilty OF petit larceny and sentenced
TO receive tbirty-ninc stripes.
Yesterday the Gaze OF the Commouw nh
rs. David Thoma, was called, bet owing 10
the absence OF important witnesses was
continued until next term. Thomas Is the
accomplish Of George Lowry, who, il will
be remembered, was lynched in September
last for house.breaking and committing n
fendish outrage upon young lady OF this
county.
The grand jury found true bills against
several parties-among others. against John
Witt for shooting one Quick In political
dispute few days after The late election.
The weather is istensely cold FRITZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
Doctors Discussing IL Living Skeleton

baltimore SUM
Professor A. Il. Arnold lectured Wednes-
day before class OF 32l students at the Col
jeGe Of PHYSICIANS and Surgeons on isaac
W. Sprague, "tbe living skeleton"
Spraoue, who is now thhty-nine years ola,
WAS present during the lecture. lie was
born in Massachusetts,. aud was unlli t"eI'e
wears old a healthy boy. The disease u
muscular wasting then came on gradually,
and after few years he was coiBpeI'ed 10
leave the shOenakeI's bench, where he was
working with his father, and seek some
other mode OF earning his living. lie en-
Gagged himself with showmen. Wheh t~en-
tysiX years old be married, ana mas now
three fine, healthy boys. Ills Delght Is I'VE
Seet nire irches, and his weight forly-siX
mounds. The disease, the Professor Iurtner
expIained. gas known as progressive mus
euIar wasliug, some attributing it to disease
| ~ the muscles. The sccepted theory, ana
| which Professor Arnold advanced, was that
| II was due TO disease OF the spinal cord. 10
| its early stages electricity is used with adj
vantage. TIE present ease, the lecturer ex'
MANNED. was q remarkable one, both Tor
beginning so early and lasting so long, as
the disease generally killed in i've years,
while this had lasted twenty.seyen years.
The length OF life In the present case was
due To the fact that the disease had not In
yolyed tie muscles OF respiration and de-
gIulilioo, which were only now beginning
| 10 be affected. The head and face muscles
| were also in good condition, bnt the muscles
OF the body aud extremi'ies had disappeared.
The subject still had good appetite. The
right side was not SO much involved US the
eft. The lecture was Iisened 10 attentive
To- There was patient ut the City Hospital
some weeks ago suffering with the same
disease, which had begun In the muscles Of
the hand. lie CONTRACTED Ii 10 Colorado.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

RICHMOND AND PFTFRSBuR@t
RAILROAD COMPAFf
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEM.
- BIER %, 1850. rains ca Ills resd will run As
LEAVE RIcEaOND SOUTH.
OAK NJ. FAST MAIL daily makes through
connections % savannah. stops 0tly
~ Petersburg.
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL cS.iy, co'.DtttfP
Cor Charleston, Angus %0d hlAtn
(via tharlestOn), >aVaprAh, habF''
jacksonville. stops only az Nshcbe-
ter and CHest'r, aud AZ Half-NfF
signal. Pullman sleeSrs b"iWe
New York aud savannah on Ihis trsi0
Ao5P NJ. ACCOMMODATE jkAia osuy
(exc, ut Sundayl. PaSStIRris Ess ~
tins train VIII male e!sse ofneci'h
a. Pei,rsbJg fer Sor:o;h. sto9s %
TOO A. NJ. TiiRoUGn FREIGHT TRAIN day
(excepf sunday.
1O.O5 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily for Weldon
wilmington, Charleston. and South
stops al Chester, Half Way, and Drew
rvs Bluff on signal. Pullman sleeper.
on this train bet ween Washington aRd
Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
4:O5 A. NJ, FAST MAIL daily. stops oeiy at
Chester.
7lo A. n, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
With Riebmoi q, Fredericksburg ~ d
Potomac rsilrS ad ror sll points Nor Ia
East and Wet. stops at Name hester
and Chester. and At halfway an" ~
Drewrys Bluff on signal. Pullman
sleepeTs between Charleston and WASH
ington.
a.2sA. NJ, ACCOMMoDATION TRAIN .Aiiy
texeep; sgeday) stops At al ~
lions.
szOP. n THROUGH Man. daily, soEils tn .
with Rlchmoad, FrcderlesobarS "a d
Potomac railroad for aii points nss
and West. Also, making c'ose comet
ton with the Chesapeake ana ~ G
railroad for the Virginia aprinfs al q
sl!poin.s North and Wet TtAs sf,pp
s.ors az Manchester and Chegts'.
Pullman sieepers on this Train be.
tween savannah aud Sew York
l1.aO A. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sanoASl }.
Stops 81 all stations
All trains leaving Petersburg win stsIt from lhs
Appomaitox depot. ma,
mond M y A. AZ. ard 5:36 z. NJ; leave petr's-
hrrg N a3O A. 81. AMI so q, NJ. every eondAs.
It'd. KLINE, Superintendent.
A. POPE, q, y, aud ]. Asens, Aoso
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A Spirited Teacher.

Miss Annie Denncnhower, the young
teacher IN Philadelphia who was recently
attacked by the mother ana sister Of Master
Selby, one OF her scholars, gives spirited
account of the adventure. she says tbat on
Thursday morning a party OF small boys,
including young Selby, congregated IN Inc
school-yard, and began throwing stones at
the building. When the girls were given
re- cess they were annoyed by the lads, ana
complained to their teacher. The latter went
10 The door with stick known Is the point
err in Der hand, and ordered the boys
away. but instead OF going they began aDu-
ing her. She caught Johnny Selby, and
told him il he did not leave she would SEND
for an officer. He ran around the building
and picked up brick, which he threw at
her. Miss DenDenhower pursued hlm ana
struck him on the back with the brick. She
insists that this was the only blow she struck,
and attributes the scar on his face TO night
which sue SAYS he had with another boy
on the morning OF the same day. The
teacher returned to the schOol-room, ana
soon aiterward Mrs. Selby, daughter. and
son arrived. Miss Dennenhower, when
aue toned by the mother about the as
sauIr, replied: "YOur son has been annoy
ing me, and | wish YOU would please
keen him away" 81 will teach you to hit
nv child" remarked Mrs. Selby, as she
picked up strip of board, which The
teacher wrested from her. Then the two
clinched and a struggle for supremacy
ensued, during which the mother struck
the teacher in the eye. While the fight was
in nrogress the daughter seized Miss Den
penhower by her bair. In the confusion
which followed the children ran from the
building screaming, "Oh they are killing
teacher" Miss Stout, who was attracted
by the noise, went down stairs, but was I'm.
able TO gain an entrance, as the door had
been fastened from The inside. After a
while the two women left the luilding, and
The teacher went home to have her injuries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NoyEMBER 24.-The following are the quotations
pAHK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT
Lyos.-CommOn TO good. S4.j0GS6. 1000
IeGE-Common, S6.5O@S7; mehum, te9 sg'
good, SlOa$ll; fine, Sl24sl4; extra ine, $1,000
$40. .oo.,. rn,d,rm se@
$3.50 good, 5000; fne' SlOGslO.7o'
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFACTURiS
Lam FiLLers.-CommOn. S350@S4; medium,
Al .56MS5; good, S5.50dS6. A.
Leaf FfLIerS.-COmmOn s5dfo Do, meduH,
s66S so; good, STA IS; hnc, S9MslO. H.
V'TGDDers.-C COMMON, S7.5Q@Ss.5O: mediun ,
ss'5OG 20: good s9.50@Sl0; fine, SlO@sIl :
extra sun-cured. s12@lo.
HRIGHT CO-MANUFACTURiNG.
Smokers.-Common, sSMSl0; medium, 500
$40: good, $l26sl6; line, fl6@s20. -,o
FIHers.-tO mmOn, s6@fs: medium, S|Wf5 :
good 81 pGsl2; fine, nominal. .,a
UrGDDers-COm ~ 0qsl5 medium sl5(e
$40 good, S20Gs30; line, f40Gs5O; fancy, s6V
@s75. ,,oo, s,o0,s,s
medium, si5a@2O; good, s22GS25; nne, 5000
sac extra, S45@$50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
nrncipally to good old heavy-bodled Tugs and Ken
iucky River leaf. We quote: .,oa
old Tugs, s4@f5: Kentucky RIVER Tugs, fiO9
&l2: Kentucky River Leaf, 3i36slo.
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GoIOradO.

ACQUITTAL OF AN ALLEGED ACCESSORY TO A
MURDEE-A REPORTED DEAD MAN SAID TO
BE ALIVE.
denver, COL, November 2j.-J. II. Jack
sou, the uncle Of ID. Jackson, who was last
September killed by Ute Indians, was ar
rested on Tuesday night as an accessory to
the murder OF The Indian johnson, but at
preliminary trial to-day the prosecution
failed to sustain The charge, and the prisoner
was discharged. 1t now seems doubtful II
johnson is dead, as several parties assert
they have seen him, and that he was only
slightly wounded in the arm. The case Of
Agent Berry and others has been postponed
to April 9th. Commissioner MeIcham gave
bond OF $1,000 for his own appearance.
Berry, Hoyt, and Cline are still in custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
Tobacco Manufacturers la North
Carolina.

Editors Dispatch; The writer has lately
procured an Official iis. Of the manufac-
tarers Of plug and smoking tobacco IN the
State OF North Carolina. The following
VIII show The number by counties, and will
doubtless prove Of Interest TO not a few OF
our people: Wilkes. q; Wake, 2; Bun
eombe, 8; Rockingham. 81; Stokes, 2S;
fadkin, q; Forsytbe, 80; Davie, Ia; Cald-
weh, 2; hccklenburg. 2; Alamance, o.;
surry, 81; Orange, 20; Iredell, J.; Cumber.
and, 2; Franklin, 4 Gniiford, 4; Gran
vile, AZ; Ca,swb Z; davidson, 2; Cas-
well, 7; Person, 8; Rowan, 3; Mcdowell,
z; scattering, o. Total, 3C6. J. D.
RICHMOND. VA
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BYTILEGRAnH TO THE DISPATCH.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CRIMINAL IN
NoRFoLK-MAN DRowNED-AS ALLEGED
MURDERED INDIAN SAID TO BE ALIVE
ARREST OF MISSISSIPPI PARTIES FOR
ELECTION CRooKEDSEss-FIRE ON A
COTTON LADENED STEAMSHIP "A PROM
INEST CINCINNATI BUSINESSMAN DIES
IN NEW YORK CITY.
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n Bishop for North Caro-
lima.
baltimore American

American J
A convention OF the bishoI OF the Pro-
vince OF Blltimore was held Wedne, day at
The archiepscopal residence. on north
Charles street-ArchbishOp Gibbons pre-
siding. and there being also present Bishops
Becker, Of Wilmington; Keane. Of Rich
mOnd; Kain, OF Wheeling; Lynch. Of
Charleston; Gross, OF Savannah; and
Moore, OF ~. Augustine, Fla. The object
Of the meeting Of the preates was TO deter
mine upon the names OF candidates to be
sent TO the Holy See for the vacant episcopal
office OF North Carolina, which Father
Gross, lrOtber OF Bishop Gross, declined,
after beng appointed to the Office by
the Pope. After social CONVERSE
ton Of about bali an hour the meet
ing was called 10 order by the Archbishop,
who announced the Object Of the meet.
ing. A number OF names for the vacant
office were then proposed, and the bishops
proceeded to balio'. The three names re-
ceivng the highest number Of votes were
then placed in an envelope and ordered to
be sent to Rome, out OF Which the Bishop
Of North Carolina will be selected. The
members Of the convention are not permit
ted TO reveal the names OF those sent TO
Rome. II is understood, however, that
Rev. John Foley, OF st. Martins church, Of
this city, received quite large vote, and
that his name is among those sent to
Rome Tie records Of the eli roy men whose
names are sent TO the Pope are also given
in the paper transmitted 10 the Holy See.
The visiting bishops were entertained at
dinner by the Archbishop. All Cf them,
except Bishop Keane, Of Richmond. left for
their respective homes last evening.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-For American mig there has not
been much trade as vet this Wet X. The transactions
do not Xceed small lots. The cold FEATHER ana ~
tel ruDiiOn To canal navigation has tended 10 the
lighter movement. Prices are held steady. scotch
* shows firm pTicos. wore In sympathy WITH the
temper abroad. There Is not much doing. wrought
scrap has n tie attention Ia rails there IS more ac-
tiyity and price; sirobg American pig az $3.50.
fz7: No. 2 at Szl@}l2.50, and tore. at
SleGS2l. Scotch pig II 1913 50@@tz4 ;or Glen
earnock; %24MS245O Tor COltnesS; $23.50G~14
for CarischeIrle and S2O.50Ms2l.50 tor Eghn-
ton. English steel rails are quoted at S57.oOeg
rails, S2G 5OMS27 for - and iZ7.j0Gt S2S for
q. h. Wrought scrapat S2i 50@s25.50tX ship,and
f25MSZ7 from yard.-JDbrRdi Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
Mississippi Election Troubles.

VICKsDURG, Miss, November 25.--The
Warren county election commissioners,
the chairman OF the Democratic Executive
Committee OF the Sixth congressional dis
frict, and the chairman Of the Warren
County Democratic Executive Committee,
were arrested to-day by order OF Judge
Hill. OF the United States Court, upon
charges made against them relative TO the
late election in this county. They 80 to
Jackson tonight, and Will probably have
hearing 10. morrow.
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RAIE.RUAD LINEN.

RICHMOND, gRED'G POTOMAC Il. X. 10,
RICRMoND. VA, November 20, 1880.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing SUNDAY, 2sth instant, trains on
this road VIII run 10 follows:
NORTH BOUND.
$500 4. NJ, leaves ByrG-sueet station daiiy; do,
~ Washington. @ 10 a. NJ bd't'mCr', ,
1850 A. ". Phis je.phia, I:}0P d :;
E-w YORK, $50 p. NJ Connects with
New York Limited EXPRESS. This
traia st9Ds only at NHfoId a"d
FredertcksbHrg.
SIS A. NJ, ieayes Byrd-oGeet station daily 'cs'
cept sundays; Due at Wash,Eg,,cI =
1920 +. NJ; Baltimore, 329 4. NJ [;
Pnlladep.a, o5 p. NJ; Ne" fort =
4:5e Z. NJ. train leaves Byrd-Sireet station dliy
more, il:25 p. ". philadelphia 1925
3:6S P. VI, ACCOMMODATION TRIAL iH
Junction, leaves Broad street ssa.!,t
daily fe,ceHt SnrdaYl.
SOUTH BOUND.
1881. NJ, arrives al Byrd-street s:ator DAT
- leaves New York. 70 =. NJ; TbG'
H 445A. ": VI Washington, IA. ii
2;2s r. NJ, arrives at Byri'St station naiy'
Leaves Wa hingron, IL A. W. Bat
tiuore, A ~; PhiiadeiShl'1; r., =
train makes no local stopS.
eleP.M., arrives al byrd-sIrs. sra.;As ,elN
Except sunday. Leaves Wsskine.
tor, 5 J.. NJ Baltimore, $50 p
NJ; Pills iephia- ll;4o a NJ re"
s.l A. NJ, RNc5tc0iMtMODATToN TRAIN ar'vs.
8. RTosd.s=ee. station dsli? te1oep'
General '2iciei AYsGl
ET. y. MYERS. 6shsrAI ssreriH'ssdent
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

NOVEMBER 2i.-Friccs to-day ranged as FOL-
lows: Catrq-Very best. 4Gtac,; good, 3s@4c.
medium or'fair gu lily, S*9SAc ordinary, 2ae1
Sac. Calves. 4@5c. SHEEP, 4@0ae. Lamb, 40
sZ5Mi40. The mirket this week was fairly SUP
pied with all kinds Of stock. Ca:ie were III nose
rate demand. and The supply about equal 10 ihe
wants OF buyers. The geseral tone Of he market
was better, although prices remain about he same
last week. but the prOspf CT Is ha Quotations VIII
advance Calves dull and nominal. some prime
ones bringing top prices sheep and lambs In litlie
inquiry and dull. Hogs are Ia good supply, with
still lower prices Than last week, ana with 10 po
rect of a rise Tor some time TO come. Cows aud
calves are higher, good ones being in oemaDd.- Gu
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA gREADsTUFr MARKET.

NOVEMBER "a The II arket to-day Is more qGiet
and prices scarce high, The advance Jesler-
day Deing too rapid. Flour IS firm al quotation.
The receipts of wheat are only fair. and 2,516
bushels were so q at u II. Sl.iS, SlZO and sl.zl
and 81 20 for chOlce Lancaster. Corn Is duiti,
wi h alts OF $50 bushels az 52c. for new ana DC.
and 95c., to quality; and 200 bushels Of oats sold
al 45c. Country produce active at quotations
Inzftie.
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RICHMOND, YORK sIvEH tsrs nEsrkAsS
RAILROAD.
q UEDULE OF TRAINS.
> TAKING EFFECT AUGUST js, isse~
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 r. N. Leave Richmond daily texcept son-
dsyl connecting Al West foiet 01
Tuesday. THURSDAY. ana sAI-
URDAY With steamers for all lsui-
iugs Oh the York river aud for bAfu- q
more.
THROUGH rRriGHT TRAINS.
500 A. MI Leave Richmond daily except sea--
1918 a. NJ dsyl, connecting Al west Point VIII
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY "WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers Tor New yora en
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, Ano
FRIDAY; With steamer. tor fros,-
denee aud HosteD on TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. 81. Arrive at Riehmond daiIy tr1eep9
Suudayl connecting 1T West IsosAy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-.
URDAY with steamers from bxsss--
ruRoue;H yRglsHY TRAINS.
2.5O p. MI Arrive at Richmond axily (excepx
6.96 p Al. R sundayB, conns.t;ag a. West fokas
with steamers from baltimore. NV
York. Providence. aud bosion.
No transfer OF freight 81 aicnspond 10 oI tron
southern points Cara run throuss Between AtlAns>
Calsfai handling ard dispatch. with lowest rsss~
TTaroaeh bills OF isdins, nth guaranteed sssos
.sausd 70 III, pcfthsrs sad western poinu.
For A. f.rmstion, Apply 81 once OF TIE eomtSsvs
Twenty third aud Dcck streeis- kichwcaa. 70
sals II. r. DOUGLAS s'osnu'sS-
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and medium, IN bond, u, asio; good and nne, ~
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICuMOND LIyE.srOCK MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-Prices this week ranged rs fol-
lows:
Beef Cattis-yery hest, 4s6eiac.; second quality,
Ala &C.; good. 3tld3Ac; lDeiInm or good iair
quality, 24id31Ec bulls. 24d3c. ronsh oxen thin
steers, old cows, &C.. 1sG2gc. D H.. gross.
Hogs.-Very best. 6ac.; common grades, &c.' o1
SIC. q H.. net.
SheeD.-Vtry best. 4G4Xr.; common To- gooc,
3x1 SIC. e H., gross.
VedLs.-:4Gf9 q head.
Mitch Coos-Sl5Gi35 q head.
About 325 head of ieef cattle, ] ,63l bogsssDd
so sheep on the market. tattle market somewhat
slow and dragging. and very much oyer-sncplied
WITH low, medium, and common grades, AMI those
grades 4Gd6c. off; ofh,r grades about laSi week,
quality considered. Hogs weakened and about -.
from last quotations, but are tOleraby active ana
firm at pre2ent quotations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
Cold weather IN the Mo.u.aIws.

IJoffespOnftnce OF The Richmond DIspatchI
CONVICTION. Va, November "a. 1880.
We have bad several days Of very cold
weather. The mercury stood on Sunday
morning ut 22o, on Monday moroing At l4o.
on Tuesday morning al 90. aud this MORN
iox al 100. The proprletors OF the McCur-
dy House ATE cutting zee about four inches
thick from Jsckson's river. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-,u Kentucky leaf there Is not
mnch doing but frmness Is noted as TO prices: seed
49, has a full demand al strong prices. Vlrglnla
leaf moves out well. sales 450 hossheads keninchy
leaf at 5@l5c.; 100 cases 1870 pennsvmsn ,o a,
ese. sundr1rs Al ga &c.; 500 bales Havana nj nc.
@tI.i0. The following are The quotations ios VIZ
Gina leaf: Dark-COmmonl ugs 4G4sc. goo " 5ns
o. darn wrappers at e61l4c. Brighi-t Common
mahogany ut lO@l De-; good mahogany 81 hSSzoein;
fine mahogany AZ 25G45e common 1r r,sh, =,
@4Se': extra bright at 45@60c. smokers Brgh,15
Sommon al ga i2c.; good al l2@l7c'; me AZ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-Thtre is an unsettled and lower
market. kedled quo.ed Down &C.. wi'h tame fol tlgn
adyces. Crude IN shipping order gu lied NJ ta0 7Ao.
and nBptha al l0A,c. Refined AZ lUc. ter New fors.
Philadelphia, aud Baltimore. k'fned In eases at
Halle. Crude certificates higher, selling up 10
9i3qc. ard down 10 92H'. closing a. $3.50. bid.
EXPO rts for the week. 2.762,4SO "a lcGs; exports
from January 1t, 22344 AIS gallons; exports
same ume ls,t year, 240 545.7lS gllions.-JOur'
nal Of fOmiHeTce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

mi take him for General Grant. bs comes in
'.Jr marks OF respect from every quarter.
The woods are on fire on the Amherst
Heights, opposite the city, presenting a
bright aud beautiful appearance at night.
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