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SHEET ASH LAMA.
REMARKS.

I'll. receipts aae quit. light but with
no outside demand aud rather q limited
call on the part u our home butchers,
OIL the dealers report quit. . SLOW mar
keL The quality IL not quite ~ good ~
IL was last week, though there
are some yery lar tops. though not
equal Ia the top offerings then. We
quote common 10 lair sheep 81 ttts,bi
cts. aud good Ia extra at btts6l cts
Prospects arc lair for good stock.
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There ia some falling oil in the mum.
Der ~ The offerings aud also ~ the yen-
eral quality. Some denlur report their
stock mol an good an last week Others
say ihcifs IL equal io their last weeks
offerings. Prices rule ~ thoy did last
MONDAY, trade being fairly active Ia
nearly oil the yards. We quote rough
stays aud sovs nj Gta6l cts. aud tho bei.
ter grades GisGi cts, with n lew extra
al III eta.
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Nsw YonK February 2.-Beeyes-
Receipts Tor two days 100 head. Mar
kei over supplied and extremely dull at
q small reduction irom last Monday.
Poor 10 prime steers 7hl0c. eIus lOiaa
i0ic, With ~ premium steers, l,GJD
mounds. nj lie; general sales sisgic.
Exporters useI 100 lat st.crs 81 sjtS
lob Shipments yesterday aud today
2jI head 81 live cattle. 5E quarters 81
beef. tt5 carcasses ~ mutton snd lbS
dressed HOG dragging la tie Washing
ton market al GiCa7ic. rough iai selling
III be per pound, green hides at 'c
sheep Receipts for two days 20
heal. Not much business but . decid
ediy firm feeling and sharp advance Ia
sales st o. yss u 20. all good Va choice
sheep WOOL skins at " 70s3 ~ each
Hogs Receipts Tor two days ',J0
heal. None offered. Market nominal
ly steady stt ~ SOB 10 par 100 pounds.
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Esu orlFsns
OH Gty.

On Carr, February 1--hsstN
otrned active siih sales 81 Stte, DE-
ciibsd ., sje :sdvsncsd 10 &c, DEFINED
II e2se, at shieh prics h elospd. Ssvsiy
offered. shiprnsnte tor 49, oesrSesi
sversxing 5000 harrsaes tnaanctSess
10000 barrela
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Alter Recess.

when tho Convention rcasScmblcd
Charles Il. smith was made permanent
chairman, who Expressed thanks lot the
honor conferred ON him.
The Committee ON Crcdentials TO
ported that the sitting delegates from
the first assembly district OF Oneida
county headed by Hon. Roscoe Conk.
Ing. are the regular delegates and cntI-
tied to seats.
The report Of the Committee ON Rcso.
buttons wa called ior and presented Toy
T.. W. StOughton. Who u q the stage
aud read AZ follows
The Republicans Of the State oi New
York. assembled Ia appoint delegates to
represent them ia the National ConVcn'
ton, uailirm the principles and pattl-
otto purposes 81 the Republican party!
heretofore declared aud faithfully acted
upon and equally impressed with the
responsibility now deyOlyel upon thcm,
declare that the safety OF the nation ~
again imperiled by the vitulcnt
and unlawful efforts OF the Demo
cratic party a. oyorawe aud subNcft
the State government, a. represented
DN lUf AOlAluAN w IN foAN'AN hh 49,
aud ia several Southern States, thereby
intending a. secure the control OF the
general government by deeds OF vio'
Icncc aud fraud, and in defiance oi care
fully constituted Judicial authorities
In the presence oi these grave and
threatening dangers, II is the duty OF
the Republican party at the Y mon III
It's united strength. to meet and prrtcnl
them, aud to this end. mindful OF Their
great responsibility ia the coming Pres
idential contest, aud OF the Tact that u
must be determined by the electoral
vote III their State, hereby soieinniy
pledge 20 the Republicans OF other
States their ability 10 cast II Tor Ulysses
). Grant We declare tina, IN him Ne
respose absolute trust ior his honesty,
his fidelity 10 duty, bis screno
Judgment and solId Intelligence,
his varied experiences, and TOT the unit
form success that has ever attended hts
eferts in securing the integrity, per
petuity, grandeur and prosperity OF our
common county. For these reasons,
and because ne are satisfied that IN him
the nation, North and South decidedly
greet a candidate deserving OF is conn
dence. We present him entitled toihe
sufnges Of every patriotic citizen We
also declare that the objection 20 q thur
Presidential term applies only 81 third
consecutive term. and is utterly map.
plicabIe 10 the reelection Of General
Grant, who IL and has been q private
citizen, absent from the country, destt
tutc Of all Presidential or official iniiu.
ence OF patronage, and whose election
must be by the free choice Of the people,
unaided by those Influences which alone
give force, II any there be, 10 that OBJ
lection. therefore
Rasoluoi, That the Republicans Of New
York believe the denomination Of U; y
Grant "A Presidential candidate Is Of nr-
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Lockout Of the Cigar Makers.

CIScISNArI, February % Tho lock.
out oi the cigar makers, which began
over u week ag0 by the requirement. ol
the employers OF pledges not to belong
20 the Cigar Makers Union, still con.
tinucs, with worry little appearance OF
ending. The Cigar Makers Union con.
tinucs 10 receive acccssions, while the
manufacturer remain firm In their de-
termination to employ no union men.
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SToCk.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Fob. -, 80.
Rkckirrs ION rms wEKk.
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NiICH cows
Trade IN slow ior Nil kinds vi Cows
Prices f20tai5 each.
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~ Assss~aI ysrias b xssrA fss@l
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A Word Of Cheer.
fRnr The Disnatch.l


The writer having Just returned from
New York and Philadelphia (where lie met
many acquaintance and friends, VINO, ike
ourselves, are interested in politics, and
who would have talk about our prospecisl
begs OF you space to send our home people
a word or two OF encouragement.
There Is scarcely doubt about our sue
cess in New York, New Jersey, and Con-
pectjcut, and we have an equal chance foi
Pennsylvania. 1t was matter oil frequent
remark to me, while was in Philadelphia,
that a great rejection was going on there and
throughout the State in favor OF Hancock
and the same was the case IN New
York. Our old towusman and excel
lent business. man, Charles d. Yale, i;
president Of Hancock Club, and has over
900 men in his employ in manufacturing
He has full confidence Of the success OF the
Democrats. Not a Democrat that l saw
evinced dlstrust on account OF Indiana
They understand how unpopular Landers
was. and how Republican money was law
isbed around in the contest there.
There were over 20 900 in procession IN
Philadelphia 90 the night OF the Dist IN.
slant, and the Republican papers admltieo
that it was the greatest display ever made ID
that city by the Democrats.
NV wife has Just said to me that she wants
TO 90 TO the dry-goods stores TO buy some
goods. ooh" | said to her. "wait I'll
Hancock is elected" "All right" sbe re.
piled. "that will be on Tuesday next.
am very willing TO wait" Women are bet
ter prophets than men. Z.
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virginia Election Returns.

Our friends In all parts OF the State VINO
can reach Western Union Telegraph Office
BY u o'clock on the night Of the election
TUESDAY, November 2d> are requested 70
furnish the nearest telegraph-operator all
the eleciion.returns they can gather by that
hour. These will be forwarded to the
Western Union Telegraph Office in this city
free OF expense to the sender.
Those who are too far from such tele-
graph Office to comply with the above re-
quest will please mail the election.returns
to the nearest telegraph Office by the first
mali which leaves their respective post
offices after the close Of the polls, directing
their letters {" Western Union Telegraph
Operator at -, Va"
In makiug up the returns state the gains
or losses OF the regular Democratic electoral
ticket as compared with the vote given at
the last State election for Debl-Payers and
Regdiusters.
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Broken-Bone Fever.
fsav,upah News.


Dencr,e. or broken.bone fever, also
known ms "dandv-feyer," bncket-fever,"
and bouquet fever" is said 10 nave maue
its first appearance as a maady IN Inc Wes'
Indies In 1927, at which time 1t was also
communicated to the southern portion oil
The United States. The disease, as has pre-
yiously been stated, received the name
dengue" from the Spaniards OF the west
India islands from their word dengue, de-
noting prudery, which expresses Stiffness
a pain in the bones and stiffness oil Inc
body being the principal features OF the
sickeniDg disease.
During the past few months reports nave
come from every quarter in the southern
States regarding the prevalence OF tbs
troublesome but not necessarily fatal dis'
ease. But few, il any, deaths have been
made known from its effects. Nearly every
citizen of Savannah had had touch-some
light, some severc-of the maiady, ana not
one OF them can give definite explanation
OF the fortunes OF the disease. 1t has spared
no one-adults. children, little men, large
men, black men, white men, colored men,
businessmen, sporting men, printers, edi'
tors, lawyers, judges every one being SUD-
ject to its fond embrace.
As for a cure or a preventive Tor the llt
tie nuisance, we are not prepared to say
what Is good or wha, is not good in either
case, but leave the matter TO the physicians
who, by the way, have been reaping ricl
harvest from the unIucky victims OF The
disease.
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mise candIdate--pr. vanderpoeI, the late
Health Officer Of this port. VINO VIII no
doubt be pleased to receive the compliment.
airy votes Of bis patients and political fr'ends
OF the minority.
These sixteen districts perhaps they may
be termed metropolitan and suburban ols-
lricts-now stand Democratic ana hepuD.
lIcan I; but they viii stand IN the next
Congress almost certainly Democratic ~
and Republican 4; and very possibly Demo-
cratic Is and Republican j. Toe Democrats
ought to carry every one oil these sixteen
districts, for they con at the worst only lose
the doubtful ones through lavish expen-
ditnre OF Republican money, wn'cn mas
been estimated as likely In those douDtiul
districts TO amount to nearly hall million
of dollars
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NOrfoIk's Example.
GThe Virginian.l

Tue NITRI1Idl.T
The businessmen OF Norfolk. without
regard TO party, have acted. They assert
the vital importance OF this port and this
city being represented in the Congress OF
the United States by man fitted by eXpe-
rience and influence to protect the interests
upon which depend the future prosperity
OF this great Atlantic port. They advocate
the reelection Of the Hon. John GOode, to
whom they point as the man best qualified
to be our representative, and they recon-
mend that on election-day, Tuesday. I'd No.
vember, they leave their places OF business
and devote their time and influence TO secure
his reelection.
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Free WING.

Editors Dispatch: The editor OF the
Wing has been sending me his paper Tor
some Two or three weeks. L don't know
what for, unless it is to learn me now 10
run down the Conservative party and re-
pud,ate the State debt, neither OF which L
am willing to do. or help do. IL virginia
never repudiates her honest debts until
vour humble servant lends helping hand
ii will never be done. In regard to the
Whiq, | must say it Is the greatest con-
alomeration Lever perused in my life. How
anv party of men claiming to be southern
can use such language towards the men
hat have done so much for the old State is
strange indeed. THOMAS u. POLLARD.
Glendale, HenricO county, Va.
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Indiana Inclined 10 Democracy.
ENCOURAGING EVIDENCES FROM THE G
OF A HANCOCK BOOM.


OF A HANCOCK BOOM.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 27.-The official
returns only give the Republicans an ave.
rage plurality Of 1853 over the Democratic
state ticket, and the latter are making re-
markably active aud strong campaign for
November. They are receiving reports
from a number OF counties promising large
Democratic gains, the organization being
much more perfect than three weeks since.
The Journal, OF this city. the Republican
organ in this State, admits that the election
OF their ticket is in doubt, and that it will
be defeated il they are not more active.
This means, OF course, more money. That
il will be furnished is confidently expected,
as the Republicans are frightened. at the out
look. On the other hand, the chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee Is con-
fident that they will carry the State for Han
cock.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Wednesday evening, Mrs. INDIANA T..
WATSON, wife Of Carrot y. Watson, In the hfty-
fourth year Of her age. .,,..,
dencn No 10 west Franklin street. FRIDAY, 29lh
Instant, at 4 O'Clock Il. NJ. Friends and acquaiut
ances OF the family respectfully invited 10 at'ehu'
Died, on Thursday morning. the 2Sth October, az
twenty minutes past o'clock, MARY \. PRlDDl,
widow of the late John Priddy, Esq. III the Sixty
seventh year Of her age. ~
The funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence, Eighteenth ana Broad streets, At O'Clock
II. NJ. TO-DAY.
Died, at her residence. on Belle 1s'e, at O'Clock
r. NJ, October 2Slh. IN the sixty-nlnlh year OF her
age, Mrs. LYDIA FRANKLIN.
Her funeral Will take place THIS tFridayl AZ
TERROON at 3 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are respt clfully Invited to attend.
Funeral Notice.
Tn, funeral Of the Rev. Bishop DAVID :. DOG
GFTr ID. D., will take place I HIS tFridaN) MORN
ING at Centenary Methodist church at l O'CLOCK
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The RepOrted Withdrawal.
Norfolk virginia.

The following telegram was received
Wednesday evening by Messrs. Paige q
Reid, OF the american Sentinel from Gene
raj Wickham:
HANOVER COURTHOUSE,
October 2T-6:3j Z. NJ. !
Pdiqe 6 Reid, Norfotc, w.:
The Republican electoral ticket has not
been and will never be withdrawn.
w. G.. WICKHAN,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
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Certainly, Brother Drinkard, and you can
have il. though 1t makes very little differ
cnce. Fulkerson did say he did not vote
for Cook, but il he had been member OF
the House be would have done SO, and fully
justified those who aid. But when you
copy this you must say that Fowler's friend.
DR.. Moffett, was rewarded By the Funders
as soon as possible after doing the same
thing, and those who wish to knock DR..
Moffett out OF one Of The highest seats in
the May party can throw that stone, but
none other.-- Bristol Ne,os.
fAli right.1
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Malone Democrats.

We venture to say there are not twenty
five white Democrats in Danville who viii
vote for the 7th-oi-July ticket for General
Hancock, while nearly every negro 10 the
city will vote solid for Garfield, Arthur, and
StovaIl! And yet these twenty-five men
who are going to throw away their votes on
a bogus ticket profess TO be Hancock Demo
Gratis What bosh.
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500 pair Of BLANKETS left over from lat season,
aud 70 be sold at old price. Remember, ui...
BLANKETS were h0asht when iol va, is
ana zoe. npW 81 o. ace.
500 LADIES ana MISSES CLOAkS, ranging
zoo sfWAWI : rsneine nom 81 tosI5 anaS9u:
$50 SHETLAND SilANLs 10 be closed oa, a. 3
80 n,eces G iRPTT 10 Do SOLD very che,p;
Full line Of WINDOW-SHADfS CURTAINS.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. aud NATIiN6;
800 piecel BLACK CAsIlMtkE, ranging rNp
l2s'. 1928 per yard. 1hc largest sfDeA nf
CA>HMERES this side u New York. We RH.r.
ante 10 every one that call on %, mat Nos cIu
De suited and save nom L. 70 =! p,,r, c,nt
so Se ils' of If" BRGChE GOODS 10 be closed out At
ne 10" M aF%IG g c IGTi PSg ,n55d6
DOUBLE Full MONI. CLOTHS a. 2jc.;
ENGLISH MOHAiR at lGlc.; better qualii, 40
We nave also handsome NOVELTY DRr~,
GOODS, ranging from 25c. 20 81 pcr yard We
show one of the handsOmcst s'ocA ot DRESS
GOODS ever shown Ia Richmond At price %
very very iich line Of SILK PRINCES, TAssrLs,
Pandsome EMBROIDERED FLANNELs o. Dc
sold 10y the yard at prices ranging from - io
5000 bSif rLT hDIfs'. MIsSEs'.sud CHHDREN's
| HOSE. ranging from l25c. 20 - lrr Itir;
| 900 LADIES aud GENILEMEN's HANDkER-
Also, an a full line line Of SIi.K HANDBERCHTF>.
amongst which you wii figd some Of ue h''-I
/ Styles, tufn a. l'lht i'ytr 49,
900 pieces Of PLAIN. BLACK. and CoIolfD
| BROCADE SILKS AZ prices never h'ior"
known:
SILK VELVETS In all widths and prices Vocal
| special attention 10 our 27-iuch NiLNll'
| which we offer very cheap.
| 900 CORSbrS at prizes ranging ifom i0-' "
1928:
LADIES UNDER-GARMENTS specially; 1000.
! LADIES, MISSES, CHlLDREN's, and CT y
| TLEMEN'S MERINO UNDkR-NEsIs az lN
| prices: .,..,.
| We have alfo 4 full line Of WHITE and COlOEtD
| FIANNEIS carried over from last season % Dog
| closed out cheap,
| CLOAKTNGS OF every description;
| CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear
| LkINDRIFD aud INLAUN DRIED SlllliTs: and
| thousands of ctker articts 100 numerous % meme
! lion for want OF space. ...,..
| SYCLT BROTHERS.
| Oc 24-COd 81 Broad 'lttet
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ian right.

AT the last term OF the Prince Edward
County Court, James Bland, a noted colored
politician, was found guilty OF petty lar
ceny aud sentenced to receive twenty
lashes we'll laid on by the sheriff. The jury
that found Bland guilty bad two colored
men on IL.
An attempt was made In Wilmington,
Del, Tuesday night By two colored men to
assassinate Jesse u. johnson, . Democratic
inspector OF election. Several shots were
bred q him, but be escaped unInIured.
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4 well.iuiormcd and obscrvsnt Demo-
crat. who Is always jealous 10 the good
cause, has handed to US the following;
:. New york. view Jersey. and Connect
fcut."
Tho vastly.incrcased registration OF The
e,tias NJ New York and Brooklyn chains
shsoIufety the electoral vote thirty five) OF
the Empire State to the fortunes OF the
democratic candidate. These figures show
Rrooklyn
Queens oyYo0
Ren sselaieF
Richmond county ,........'...'....'''''''''. 49,
4Oe.a74
Aggregate below, "Spuyten Dnyvit,'
being two iiths OF the l0O,00O.O00 votes
which will be cast on Tuesday next, out OF
which the
pem ,cratic electoral ticket viii .2ei'iss77
| NEW JgRsEY.--This state Is strictly
Democratic State. having gone uniformly
| FOR the Democrats for twenty years pasi'
Tilden carried 1t by more than lo,o0O ma.
jority in 1876. There Is no reason why tne
majority should not be increased Tor our
spot,ess candidate. Hancock, In 1880.
Under the march OF the Imperial issue,
which Mcclellan, Stockton, and aus are nor
presenting 10 the people OF New Jersey, 'ne
State is absolutely safe Tor Hancock, inis,
with the electoral vote OF New York, gives
line Democratic candidate Al Of the AZ votes
necessary. Connecticut, with her o, VII,
supplement this. II should be recoilected
that English, the Democratic candidate foI
| Governor of this State, has never been
beaten.
Men OF Virginia. under the inspiring in
fuence OF these three great northern states,
will the white men allow her electoral vote
to be lest? Arouse yourselves, white men
OF the Old Dominion. now the unhoiy alli'
ance between the leaders OF the Resdl busters
and the Republicans Of the North has lus'
been consummated. The issue is the same
as in go and 10; the only difference IS tha'
The Radicals have different leaders.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOILER AND ENGINE, OF LARGE
u CAPACITY, in NY factory at Rockets, can
he bought al great bargain, aud the COMM0Dl-
Gus AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sUlLDiNG
can be leased, IL jesired-admirabiy aoap,eu ior
bark. and sumac. mil or other purposes. Rent rea'
sonable ....
MACHINERY. 10 variety. also for sale 81 bottom
p,ices Various kinds OF SAWS. LA1 HES. MOgLD-
fN(; and NOTICING MACHINES BELTiNG OF
different lengths aud widths, PULLEfs' hASa-
Faetory AT Rockets, opposite the steamboat isnd-
ing. 2AhhEIi r. "nASoN'
oc 2e.3ts
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MEETINGS.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Of
IN RICHMOND LODGE, No. 2l9, X. of H.. are
summoned 10 attend meeting az schiller Han
THIS friday EVENING at ~ O'Clock. The
Grand Dictator will be present and exempliiy the
secret work.
Members of sister lodges are invited.
By order of the Dictator.
oc 2e.lt WILLIAM II. BAILlE, Reporter.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESA-
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
the Office OF The company on WEDN EsIlAn, NO
vember ION, at IL NJ. W. T.. SMITH.
oc 2I-tNoyIO Secretary.
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N1@ DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT
or
SYCLE BROT II Frs,
81 BROAD STREET.

GRAND OPENING AND DISPLAY OF DEf>>
AND FANCY GOODS.
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FOUR FLOORS STOCKED VIII GOODS ~
PRICES 10 AsTONlsH THE WORLD