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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-28
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN. We have sold Sanford's Radical
NJ Cure tor more than one year, and can say can.
dldly that we never sold similar preparation that
gave such universal satisfaction We have yet to learn
the first complaint yet
We are not in the habit of recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants Ot
thousands, and VIC think those afflicted should be on
Vlnced of its great merit so that their suffering will
be relieved. We have been in the drug business fNr
the past twelve years constantly aud sold everything
for Catarrh but yours leads all the rest Ii You see
proper on can use this letter any part of 1t that
you wish.
Very truly yours, SD. BALDWIN &CO.
WHOLESALE ana retail Dealers IL Drugs, Books and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-28

, Each package contains DR. Sanford's Improved In
Price, 90 Sold by all Wholesale and retail DRUGGISTS
and dealers throughout the United States and Cana
das. WEEKS II POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-28
BALSAM AND PINE.
TWO IN ONE.

Sold by all wholesale and Retail Druggistss through
out the Unit ed States and Oauadas and by WEEKS"
ProprietOrs. Boston. Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-28
J. GREGORY SMITH,
N. 7. SPRAGUE, Com.
II. w. VAIL,

Governor Proctor spoke briefly of ex-
Governor Peck and his personal regard
for him.
Hon. L. D. Mason, who was life long
friend and almost q neighbcr of Governor
Peck, spoke at length of the eminent
worth of the deceased. The resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-28

II Tenney and A. J. Abbey. Edited by A. n. Johnson,
fhe anthems are exceptionally good, and sufficiently
to provide two for every Sunday in the year
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The Celebration I'm Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, October 19.-Tbe feature
Of the proceedings to-day was grand street
parade and review OF the resident and Wis.,
itiDC infantry. Three battaions were
formed ut the encampment and commanded
by Colonel Thomas q. Jones. of the Second
Alabama regiment; Colonel w. G.. Moore,
Of the Washington Light Infantry corps;
and Major j. w. Haywood, of Atlanta, Ga.
They marched through the principal streets
amid great enthusiasm. About 1 O'Clock
the military reached OglethOrpe Park,
where General w. T. Hunt, OF the Atlanta
barracks. took command Of the brigade. AT
2 Z. NJ. Governor Colquitt and staff rode
into the park and were greeted with a sa-
lutte Of seventeen guns by the Fifth artillery
OF the regular army. The Governor then
reviewed the brigade. The review was the
finest ever seen in Atlanta. A sham battle
will take place tomorrow, and the laying
Of the cornerstone Of the Gate City Guard
memorial armory IN the afternoon. The best
feeling prevails and visitors are still pour
ing into the city.
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vue,.p of Italian Laborers.
Railroad War I'm the West.

CUTTING DOWN PASSbNGbh hAibS'
CHICAGO. October lathe new features
of the railroad war to-day are as follows:
The Alton road sells limited tickets to Oma-
ba uin Kansas City for $3.50. and Wabash
meets the rate, selling also unlimited at
s.. 80 to Council Bluffs and S8 to Omaha.
The Northwestern, Burlington and Rock
Island roads have not met this rate YET, but
il is stated that they will to .morrow. The
Wabash road sells tickets TO st. Louis and
return. good for three days, for 81. No
unlimited tickets TO st. Louis are now on
sale. except at regular rates. The Atoms
rate TO Peoria is $3.50; round trip, 81.
Wabash reduced their rate TO Peoria
fifty cents limited. and So unlimited,
TO Peoria and return. They have also re-
duced the fare to Hannibal TO 50, and
sold TO Bushnell, Canton, and Beokuk for
81 less than the regular rates. The Alton
sells through tickets TO points west OF Kan
sas CITY. merely adding 30 cents to the rate
from Kansas City 10 the western destina-
lion, the sum making the fare thither from
Chicago. The Alton charges 81 from Kan
sas City to st. Louis for limited, and 90
cents for unlimited. The cheapest rate yet
made is five cents from Chenoa to Chicago
by the Alton and Wabash roads, the regular
fare being $500. Outgoing trains on the
warning roads are so crowded tha. they
baye TO run in sections. The Tribune pre-
diets that the war will become general IN
the morning. The Inter- Ocean SAYS that ID.
X. Reddel, local freight agent OF the Mich
igan Southern railroad, has left town with
q shortage In his accounts OF $4,000, which
are switching fees collected but not paid
over
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The Railway Mail Service.

WASHINGTON, October ~ -Superintend-
ent Thompson. Of the United States railway
mail service, has submitted his annual re-
port to Second Assistant POstmaster-Genc-
raj Brady. For the next fiscal year he est-
mates az follows For railway post-0flice
clerks. $780, 600; route agents, Sl,27j,000 !;
mal-roue messengers, S23j,000; local mail
agents, $780, 900. Superintendent Thompson
recommends the Reconsideration Of salaries
and designations OF railway mail clerks into
five classes, the first class to receive $500
per annum; the second 5000; third, $1,000
fourth, $1,000; fifth, S1,400. The first,
second, and third classes he recommends for
duty on the lighter or shorter lines, and the
fourth and 9th for duty where railway post
Office ears are required There was
handled last year 1868, 1920 pieces Of
mail, OF which but 1881 pieces were mis-
sent, or one in each 3,4S2 pieces. There
has been no mortality among the employees
for the year ended IN June last.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


SHOOTING AFFAIR IN
HUNTSVILLE. ALA.-ADDKEss OF THE
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
CRIMES IN TExAs-PREPARATIoNs TO
PREVENT ILLEGAL VOTING IN NEW
ORK-CONGREssIONAL NOMINATIONS
FROST AT DANyILLE-PIMLICo RACES
THE EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONVENTION
THE LOST STEAMER ALPENA-RAILROAD
PRESIDENTS IN CoNFERENcE IN NEW
YoRK-THE MILITARY GATHERING At
ATLANTA. GA.-THE MAIL SERviCE-TiIB
GREAT RAILROAD WAR IN THE WEST
AUSTRIA, GERMANY, AND FRANCE RE-
SOLVED TO HOLD ALoOF FROM NIX.
GLADsToNE's COERCIyE MEAsURrs-
DEATH or ANoTED P1ANisT-RIOTUUs
DEMONSTRATION by ITALIAN LABoRERs
on CAPE COD CANAL-NEwsPAPE AT
TAcgs ON MB. GLADSTONE, &C, &C.
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81 the yarmInt reachedlAhIne.

tleptedstionsol the varmInt reschedfA biue-
ton Station, on the North PenusyIyaujs
road. A few days after lie attack on the
dog man from Arlington visited the web.
stefs and communicated information which
settled the question az TO the nature Of the
beast aud puts everybody up in Abingdon
township into the highest pitch OF excite
ment. II seems about two months ago n
saloon.keeper In Eastou had large wolf.
which he had raised from wheIp. Ii was Of
the savage black species and was kent by its
owner NJ an attraction In cage In his
yard. One night the wolf broke ont Of his
cage aud disappeared. Some days aiterward
be was heard Of at place known as "The
Bear ga tavern OF that name--located on
the Secoud-street pike, about seven miles
from Rubican. From this place he has got
over TO Abingdon township, drawn there, IL
Is believed, by the sIaugbtcr-houses OF The
Websters, for II Is q singular fact that no
body else In the neigbborhood has suffered
from It's depredations. Up 10 the present
time Mr. Webster has lost ut least two hun.
dred and fifty chickens. The whole neigh.
borhood Is excited, and parties 90 out about
every other day to hunt the animal down.
but so far without effect. The wolf is be-
Iieved TO have its den In the rocks of Edge.
hill woods, about mile and a bali from
Rublcan station.
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Protestant Episcopal.

FINANCIAL MATTERS IN THE CONVENTION.
NEW York, October 19.--In the House Of
Deputies OF the Protestant Episcopal Gene
raj Convention to-day the Rev. DR.. Shat
tuck, OF the Committee on Expenses, pre-
scented report showing that the expenses
of the Convention during the last three
wears amounted to SLAP. The estimated
expenses for the next three years are placed
at $4,000. The report estimates that On
assessment. Of SO on each clergyman will
probably pay all the expenses incurred.
Should other expenses arise, the report sug-
gests that one dollar additional be collected.
The same committee presented resolution
that 1t was inexpedient at present to pay the
expenses Of clerical deputies from funds OF
the Convention, but the whole matter be re-
ferred to Joint committee on expenses,
who are authorized to sit during the recess,
and TO report at the next Convention.
There Appearing evidence oil long deoate
on this matter, it was referred back TO the
committee
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Mr.. Gladstone denounced.

LONDON, October 10.-Tbe Berlin cor
respondent Of the Times teIegrapbs as fol-
lows: "The Cologne Gazette and the Ber-
lin Post combine TO attack and denounce
Mr.. Gladstone. The former calls him a
dangerous fanatic, and attributes the aglta-
ton in Ireland TO the contagion Of his revo-
lutionary schemes in the East. The Post
accuses him Of pursuing policy in the
East opposed to the true interests Of Eng
land"
Prince Jerome Coming 10 the Front.
LONDON, October ia dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says letter OF Prince
Jerome Napoleon confirms the belief that
he intends to come forward more promi-
nenty even at the risk Of molestation from
the Government.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, October ia Berlin dispatch
saws 1t is positively known that Austria.
Germany, an France have resolved to hold
aloof from Gladstone's coercive measures.
Deepening dislike and distrust OF Gladstone
are beginning to be displayed throughout
Germany.
A dispatch from Paris states that most OF
the admirals have been ordered to withdraw
as soon as Dulcieno is surrendered.
PARIS, October l9.-Edward Wolh, Po-
fish pianist, IL dead.
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pfmIicO Races.

PIMLIc0, MD. October 19.-Tbe first
race-Merchauls stakes for two-year-ods,
one mie-was won by Thorn Crcknine
second, Spark third. Time, 1:445.
year.olds, two miles-was won by Grenada !;
Oden second, FerncifTe third. Time, 1888.
The third race-twO-miie heats, for all
ages-had four starters, and was won by
Glenmore taking two straight heats. Time,
3:46 and 3:i0t.
The fourth race-steeple chase for all
ages, weller weights, about one mile and a
hali--was won easily by Pomeroy by eight
lengths. Time, 3:0S.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, October 10. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 430 bushels Red, 3,l24 BUSH
els.
CORN White. 3s4 bushels. Yeltoio, 20 bushels.
Ml1ed. AS bushels.
OAIs.-l,2e0 bushels.
MEAL.-50 busbels-all re-exhibited.
RYE.-300 bushels-all re-exhlbted,
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 400 bushels very good at 81 20 /;
26 bushels very good at Sl.23-total, 426 bushels.
Red, 81 bushels choice Lancaster at sl.25; 1870
bushels common Lancaster at $l16; 400 bushels
very good Fultz on private terms; 400 bushels
good Fultz at S1le; 224 bushels good fnlis
at Sl.17; so bushels fair futz at Sl.l6: 80 BUSH
els fair fullz At 81 10; lao bushels common Fuliz
at Sl10; IS bushels Common FultZ at s1.05--
sotsl. 1904 bushels Mizsd 1926 bushels very good
at sl.l9: l,l60 bushels on private terms-total,
1886 bushels.
CORN Whtts, 1872 bushels very good new at SIC. (;
90 bushels very good Dew At 57c.; "a bdshels good
new al 56c.-tOtal, $50 bushels. YeIiolo. 20 BUSH
els very good on private terms. Ntred, As bushels
very good new at sic.
OATS. go bushels very good winter on private
terms; 80 bushels prime spring at 47c.-tolal, 81
bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels Oh private terms.
RYE.--l00 bushels on private terms.
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|gK 2t ~! slss|Illltt ~ sl:sl y; ::
~, 6lJ06f6D1N8 DeoeDbof. Com hHotS5
3ehD3eles e6eb. 4Qe. Nqyenbex snl R9eMtQs
3e2s. a. O. lsar. .gss s;1keE: setA 7e*s go:
Sos Ncys7i sls: BE .i 1sc = ri AZ Hhhssz
ss s.y I. 2 ST. Sssss sSn ssc
s sss: ssG ~ ' Is sssss Ssss Sssss
CHICAGO, Ossobsr Je,-Y Tour quist and steady.
whsst dull, weak, and Iswer 70: re- ~sn ~.
No csissfe, ,gs' IA MS
5 Chicago sprins, oS0 eSxs. Corn dull, veal: ard
Iowsr: 39k6S0kc, caGh, l0Xc. Eesesnber, ltte.
December. Osn steady and In fair demand 311c.
cash, S2fe. bid October. 3o1c. N0vemSsr. P0rk sc.
ave and lower ct e1e.2o. Lard IN fair demand and
lower At % le@eq, 10. Bulk Ie1ts dull, wess sne
Whiskey steady and unchanGo0s
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, October 1o.-Tlour held firmly.
Wheat 0penes weak; ceclined Il. closed hrm: No.
Milwaukee hard. e1.0T sofi. u .o2; No. q Mjwsu.
December, tI.Os; No. 8 Milwaukee, e2,fc.: No. 8
Milwaukee. s3kc.; rejected nominal Corn quiet
aad lower; No. =, 39kc. Oats easier: No. y. Bon.
Provisions dropping. Mess pork, els. Lsrc-
Prime cream, t6.lo. Hogs quiet and steady al
*4.b0@e4.66.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRK, October 19.--Cotton-Net recsfpss,
2S9 bales; gross. 1878 bales: futures closed doll
but steady: ssies, $1,000 bales: october. 80 ~
November. tl0.e30elO.s4: nerember, 10000
$10q1;- January, ell.04d&11 February,
Sl1.1Q@t11 90: March, 4I1.ss94l1.36; April,
sll.60Cat1l.oI; May, tJl.s4@fll.66.
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NEW YORE.
NEW YORK, October j 9.-COtton steady: upsnds,
1916: Orleans, | l 5-l8c.; sales, 62o bales.
Southern -four unchanged and qdet conn tofslr
extra, s5.l09 1896; good 10 choice extra. to.sO
Ms7, Wheat 1GoZc. lower, with moderate export de.
rather more steady; ungraded red. sI.1O@$l2l-
The latter for eSSse sia's
lower and weak at 33@33kc. Hops unchanged and
dull. Coffee higher and in better demand Rio, IL
@l5c; sugar UNCHANGED, WIN nOuSse lsudayd
"A.n 97-l6a9kc. Molas.es quiet and nofninai;
old crop New orleans; 25@50c;; new crop New ~
sGdS ds,m sa Rosn teady at e5@2 Twr
pentiur easier at Acc. Wool firm and fairly actiye
domestic fleece. 36650c. pulled, 200 Sc un-
washed lsGsSc Texas, dagIsc s. r for nsrt
sl6. Middfs easier; long clear, te;Io@ss.2Oi
long and short. November, w: Lara heasy ana rn
about i5c lower, with light trade, at sS.62GsS7O.
Freighls stronger.
BALTIMORE.
pAtrIMoRE. October I9.-CottOn steady and
quiet; middIing Ike. Flour brm. In seller favor,
and prices unchanged. Whest-sou.nern az, ara "a
easier; western weak; southern red sn,bs,n,
steady; western easy; southern white, south
yellow, b6c.; October and November, o4Sc, Osts
steady; western white. ACE. western n mixed, ssS
er: priiue TO choice Pennsylvania sud Maryland,
Al eas2O. Provisions-G Good jobbing trade al pre-
ylOuf prices. buttef uul aud uncnahktu. r2ts caay
AZ Use. Petroleum 8rmer at lkc. Coffee quiet but
nrm; ordinary 20 fair, 113@l3te; sugar quiet
" A ~ soft. Toe. Whisky quiet at tl.lS. Freight'
10 Liverpool Der steamer quiet ami nominal cotton
3-l6a 4d.; -four, rs. 3d.; grain. I'D.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 19.-Fionr steady; extra
k825@s35U; choice 10 fancy. t660&S6.25
Wheai dull at 95996e. Corn quiet and stezdy 81
s4xc. Oats steady at s5c. Pork duh ~ eie. Lare
steady prime steam: 90. Ba,k.n.sts easier; Shout
dsrs. $5.55; rib. A6.l2S; sides ~ Do. baocn dul
and lower; shoulders, s5.62t; rib, es.6zf; sides
t9I24. sugar-eured hams lower AZ lcSc. WINS
key steady at s1.09.
CINCINNATI
CrvcIsNATf. October 19.--Flour frm family
e4s5@s5.06. Wheat In fair demands; No. am
ber Si.02; No. 2 red winter, tl.o3aSlo4. Corr
quiet Al 4sc. ons in good ssmapd = ss@s4e
Pork dull aud lower; tobbirg iels, tl6@tl6.ov
Lard dull ard lower at te.i2k- Bulk.mests ncini
nal. Bacon auiet; shoulders, e5.2s ribs es.oc@
1878. whissey 6rm at Sl.o9. SUGAR hr!n and
unshsuset. Hogs easier; common, tS:eoat4.se
light, ACCESS, packing, s44o@sa7o butch
e''s- ST. LOUIE.
s.. LOUIS, ocsobss ls.-Tisss ssiers bss ~
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A Denial from Bishop Elders secrc.

CINCINNATI, October 19.-The statement
having been made in an evening paper that
Bishop Elder had instructed the priests to
announce that the names OF Catholic girls
who visited balls or dsnce-houses unaccom-
panied by their parents would be read from
the pulpit, the Bishops secretary denies it,
saying no such order has been issued.
though it is known that Bishop Elder Is
jealous in conserving good morals, and
especially in preventing the desecration OF
the Sabbath. The Bishop is now absent on
a diocesan visitation.
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SPORTING GOODS.
TIGNOR. No. 1882 MAIN STREET,

n, w. TIGNOR. NO. 1867 MAIN STREET,
L. RICHMOND, VA,
has now IN stock one Of The mosa where so
t,s,,,mors ne would call attention 10 his large
sr1ck OF IMPORTED SINGLE and D0uBLs-
BARREL Guns both brsech, and
~. ~ isrye stock OF Rlfies, Pistols, bsting Iae-
Ne &C. lie IS also agent for the celebrated Dead.
snot Powder. REPAIRING done in ine ee.t siy'o
and a. short ncitce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Convention of RailrOad-Men.

CHATTANOOGA. October ia conycn-
ton Of southeastern and southwestern rail-
roads is now in session here to adjust and
revise the rates between all southeastern
aud southwestern points. Ii is thought no
considerable change will be made in rates.
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A New Juliet.

SAN Francisco, October 19.-Miss Nellie
Calhoun, grandnlece OF John c. Calhoun,
made very successful debut at the Grand
Opera-House here last night as Juliet, and
was accorded gratifying reception.
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Address Of the New York Democratic
state Committee.

New YORK, October 19.--The Democratic
State Committee has issued an address to
the Democracy OF New York denouncing
the means BY which they aIlege the Repub-
licaps carried Indiana, and asking whether
m incumbent President can levy upon offi.
GERS appointed by him and paid By all an tn.
lawful tax so large as TO buy succession for a
candidate OF his choice, and declaring that
the Democracy seek to briug the execu.
tive into cooperation with the legisla-
tive department OF the Federal Govern.
ment. 10 tighten the public burdens by re-
duced taxation, encourage manufacturing
industry by tariff adjusted 10 The interests
Of all, stimulate agriculture by cheap trans
portation in ships carrying The American
flag, secure equal protection at home and
abroad to all citizens, whether native or
foreign born; enforce rigid accountability
an public officers, and an examination of
their accounts by others than those who
made them. In conclusion the address says |:
Let vigilance at every poll guard the bal
Iot-box against bribery; let every Demo-
cratic vote be cast; let every Democrat
strive TO be first in the cause OF rttinion and
reform.
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Railroad Matters.

New YORK, October 19.-The presidents
OF the Wabash, Burlington and Quincy,
tue Union Pacific, the Missouri Pacific. aud
the Atchlson, Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad
Companies are in session to-day discussing
the difference between the two frst-named
roads regarding the extension OF the
Wabash road TO Omaha. An attempt will
be made to harmonize the interests OF all
the companies west OF the Missouri river.
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A BLACK WOLF ESCAPES FROM CAGE IN
EasTox AND INvADEs ARLINGTON TOWNSHIP,
WHERE IT CREATES GENERAL CoNsTERNA.
TToN-Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHICKENS
SWALLOWED Up.
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The Irving and Tammpny. Hall factions Of
the Democracy In New York Monday night
came 10 Q full understanding on the qucs-
Ton Of pominations. IL was agreed 70 nomi.
oat1 William y. Grace for msyor.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <fHfA
- COMPANY. s&A
FOR NEW YORK.

This csmpany viii dispatcn one OF tneir spIepoid
staamcrs-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al
These ships are entirely new, and were built eI.
pressly for this route.
They kNve splendid saloons, state-roonis, ana bath
Tae fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
surpassed. - 49,.
foot ~ Teach street. ships coming south sail from
pier 43, North river, foot OF Christopher street
Cabin fare 10 New Yors, sl2 steerase, 90 sas
rre,ghts for points beyond New York FORWARDED
with dispatch, and no charge made except scsusl e1
Freight received until o'clock p. NJ. daily.
For further information AppIyt 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN a CO., Ae5nD,
-v1a opco COvpr rrr's wh-rves Nsssb"ts
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.oas No. IL South wbsryes. PM

ICIIMOND, YORK RIVERSifsHI
hAND CHESAPEAKE Raj ROAD. -
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TBANsr0RTA-
TON COMPANY,
Through-frelght roHte between Riehmond va.
sne Boston, Providence. and all New England cities.
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA, on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. -
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ufa Boston ana
Providence railroad ria West Point. Va.
n. +. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
" N CuoSrU General A gent, ans
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DHILA DELPH a, RICH finn
4 MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM 49,
SHIP LINE.-r0R PHILADELPHIA, FALL
THREE TINES A WEEk.-Upiil further po-
tise the steamers Of this line will make trt-Seekly
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
Meeting at Philadelphia Nth Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River. -
QUICK TIMF-FREoUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultii O'Clock W.,
JAdES W. NCCAKRlCK,
General Sout .ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO.,
General Managers,
ao28 No IL South Whsryes Philadelphia.
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EIOnr.
BY TeiexrepDs

gine, s30t3.5O: extra, 1926; sHperGne, "a. 506
s475; common family. sJ.50@f5.75.
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CompIIments OF the season.

DANvrLLE, VA, October 19.--Tbere was
very heavy frost In this region last night.
In some localities thin Ice formed.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 1p-Fosn.-Stocks strong
and higher Money call. 2@3 per seAt. fx-
change-Lone. 481; short, 4S3. State bonds dn'L
Governments nominal. 49,
EUsRing.-Money, 2eo3 per cent. Exchange, 4sl.
Governments weak and generally lower; new 5f,
l02A: A. per cents. 110h; per cents, lOS7s
STATES uuiet and steady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20
CongressinnaI Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-The Demo-
cratic contrereS OF the Seventh Pennsylva-
MIA district yesterday nominated John
Slingluf for Congress. DR.. CANDY had
been previously nominated, but declined.
BosTON. October 19.-The Prohibitionists
last evening nominated Henry r. Danfor.b,
Of Chelsea, for Congress from the Fourth
district. D. S. Cannon, Of Ward 16. was
nominated for Congress from the Third
district
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-20

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