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nounred the letter. both body and s'gu1-
ture, 10 be In the handwriting OF Garfield.
Photographs were then taken for the use OF
the National Committee, aud Hart returned
with The letter TO his Office; but his mind
was not fully satisfied. and late Ia the eve
ming he sought and found Mr.. Hewitt again.
and was again assured that be (llewiti) bad
examined large number ef GaTfed's
letters, and that the Morey letter was
genuine, and this was clinched bv Inn
pressing Harris mind with the idea that he
would have made IL out forgery " he
could. l; Is not very surprising that Mr.
Hart, with The usual anxiety Of newspaper
publishers to be ahead OF their neigbbors,
should have published the letter without
further inquiry; but IL IL. astounding that
a man Of known sagacity and OF great ex.
peIience In business and In public affairs,
and who Is supposed 10 have decent re-
spect for truth and justice, and who speaks
as an expert in writing, with all the
suspicious circumstances that attended
the recepiicn of The letter, with
the envelope and erasures before
him. with The city post.ofiice- and station
stamp on its back. with letters marked
personal and confidential" and addressed
to SOM person whom he certainly did not
know. with The letter before him. the con-
tents Of which II true would be greatly in.
furious, and " false would do wrong to
his intimate friend a. base and wicked a.
an assassin's stab, should have thought 1t
Just 10 press and cause It's publication with
out fist removing all doubt as 10 its char
acter However much equitable division may
leave for Others, upon'Mr. Hewett must rest
the larger share Of the responsibility for the
first publication OF the base and shameful
forgery, and bis subsequent relations TO the
forgery do not lift a single shadow from his
conduct. He was a member OF The Ma
tionaI Committee. He doubtless knew the
extent and purposes to and for which 1t
was taken and used by that committee, and
that it went forth TO the country with The
sanction OF hi, endorsement. He knew be-
yond question hat il met speedily with the
indignant denial OF Garfield. who de-
nounced the letter as Il base and stupid for
gerv, and its sentiments as brutal"
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Death of Mrs. Martha &. Ayerett.

lDanYlle POst- yesterdayJ
We are panied to chronicle the death OF
this most esllulable lady, the mother OF the
hOnored professors OF the Roanoke Female
College, OF this city, and Of Professor Ave
ret, Of the Danyiie Academy. she died
Thursday in CuIpeDer, at the residence OF
her son.in-Iaw, Captain n Penick, in the
sevcnty-eigbth wear Of Der age. Mrs. Ave
ieti. formerly Miss WOOttOn, was Il native
OF Prince Edward county. When little
more than eighteen years OF age she mar
rcd DR.. Thomas II. Averett, Of Halifax
county, and was, until his death, in 1850,
his faithful and devoted companion. DR..
Ayerctt himself became widely aud most
layorably knOwn, both in State and national
polite, sewing first ir the STATE Senate and
subsequently In The House Of Representa-
tiycs at Washington. Nine children were
the fruit OF this union, five only OF whom
lived 10 mature years, and four survive
their mother.
Her funeral will take place from the Bap-
list church to-day at IL A. VI.
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The LOUISIANA sugar crop this year pro-
misses TO be larger than was anticipated carly
IN The SIMMER. Some OF the plantations
Will produce from two TO three hogsheads
10 the acre where one hogshcad is con-
sidered good average yield. The south
ern planters charge that the IefiDers IN the
North have combined Tor the purpose OF
depressing The price II raw sugars, and the
establishment OF rctineries i'm Louisiana is
talked about In order 10 save the profit that
now goes TO The North.
Miss Edna Meay, a muscular young lady
from Louisville, visited New Albany, Ohio,
on Tuesday last 10 take yengeDce upon a
former sutton who had failed TO fill promise
o; marriage. She met bin on Main street
and attacked BIN with fists and nails, 80
that when she drew of be looked as II be
had been skiTmishing with the inner works
OF threshing-macbiue. Satisfied with The
business she bad accomplished, she left in
the cars Ipr home.
We regret 10 announce the death OF Cap
tain X. NJ. Anderson, which occurred at
bis residence, 10 this county, "Wednesday
morning at 4 O'Clock, from the inju-
ries received in extin2uisbing fire at bis
residence on Tuesday the I'd OF November.
Captain Anderson was gentleman OF high
personal character, an excellent citizen. aud
his loss will be deeply deplored not only by
bis immediate family, bui by all who knew
him. dppohdnnock inde1.
Mr. ID. T.. Stanley, who lives on Brushy
mountain, killed on last Monday bald
eagle measuring thirteen feet from tip TO
up, seyeo inches between the front and
rear toe, talons two inches hong, and
weighed about fifty pounds. When shot it
had affapkp0 "A loO Come nm fh0lI 90 0i1
bald head" -Pitfsytvania Tribune.
The people Of Virginia will never sever
their allegiance TO tue Conservative party,
10 which they owe their political salvation,
In order to become The tools OF set OF men
whOss self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is their highest
aspiration. - Htttsciae Yirginian.
Miss Dora Stuart, Of "Our German Sem
ator Combination" died 10 Charleston, s.
C., on Monday. from the ef els OF fall
down the steps OF The Southern Hotel.
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Value of a. Race-tEOrse.
baltimore SUM-


Ex-Governor Bowie few DAYS 400 ree.
ceiyed telegram from Mr.. P. LOrillard, of
New York, asking what he would take for
CrickmOre, the IwONear.Old black gelding
which won the Central stakes at The recent
races at PimicO. Mr.. LorlIlard desiring TO
send him to Eugabd. Governor Bowie re-
piled that he would take $4,000 for
Crickmore to SeCd him TO England, or
$4,000 for him to remain in this country.
Mr.. Lorillard has written 10 Governor
Bowie that he wanted the horse TO send TO
England. aud considering the great risk
there would be In his trans pOrtaiOn, having
already lost heavily in such enterprises,
considered the price asked too high. Crick.
more won the Saratoga stakes for two-ycar-
olds M july last, three quarters of mile,
in 1:l74, and the Winter Hotel stakes at
Saratoga in August last, five furlongs, in
l:0j.
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The Political excitement in France.

PARIS, November 13.-The Republique
FRANCHISE says: 1.-THE Chamber OF Depu-
ties was right both in giving priority to the
magisiracy bill, the urgency for which is
becoming more aud more apparent, and in
expressing it, sincere desire for ihe co0pe-
ration in the work still to be accomplished
OF the men who have so bravely withstood
the clerical Instruction"
The lfe.seDatorshiD rendered vacant
through the death OF NJ. Broca falls to The
turn OF the advanced Left, who, at meet
ing under the presidency OF Victor Hugo,
chose General Fare. the present Minister
OF War.
PARIS. November 13.--Bordcaux this
morning is greatly excited over the reveal.
lion OF frighlful scandal, in which col.
onel of the line and former Chef D'Escud-
ron are said TO be implicated. The accused
are charged with outrageous assaults on
several children. Six persons have been
arrested In connection with the affair.
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The Northern Fxcursopisfs

AND THE OFFICERS OF THE RICHMOND AND AL
+. LFGHANY RAILROAD BAXQUETED AT LtX-
INGTON.
Especial te'cgIam to the D'paichJ
LEXINGTON, VA, November 13.-PreSi-
dent French and cc.Presdent Parsons.
OF the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
with alargc company o! distinguished guests
from the northern cities, reached this place
from the Natural Bridge to-day. A splendid
banquet was gwen them at The National llo-
tel. Toa',s aud speeches were The order OF
the evening. Everything passed off plea
sanity. a large number Of the citizens and
businessmen OF Lexington were present,
including Hon. J. X. Tucker, who received
the visitors IN a happy speech.
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COURT ORDERS.

XrIRGlNIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER
20, 1880: ,..,.,.. r,,,,., wat
kIns. and william W. Henry. for himseif ana ~
executor OF John Henry. deceased, VINO sue Tor
m, mselyes aud all Other stockholders asa cfehlt-
ors OF the Roanoke Navigation Company who may
make themselves parties 10 Tins 'uh....'t'iinnH'
against - d.,
The Roanoke Navigation Company and ne BOARD
IN CHANCEnY.
The Court doth adjudse. Il 2, aud decree tbat one
OF the Commas toners OF his Court DO inquire anu
report 10 the Court
Frs. WHAT debts are cue by the defsnoant me
Roanoke Navigation Company, aud Their ptloritles'
II any. ,,.
second. Who are the Stockholders In the said CON-
pany. and the amount Of st0ck owned by each.
Third. WHAT are the a'sets, real and personal, oi
the said company, aud iber value.
COMMISSIONER HowARD's OffICE,i
RICHMOND, November q, 1880. I
Thereby give notice 20 all persons interested that
shall proceed. 90 WEDNESDAY the 9Th DAY 81 De-
cember 0. at 10 o'c lock A. 81. al my once, No
Skaters BnlldiRg al the corner of Main and Tenth
streets IN the city OF Richmond, 10 make the isqu-
ries and report directed by the foregoing dseLEe,
EOSERT HOWARD.
No T-Su4w Commissioner la ChAneery.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE DIspATCu.

ADDRESS OF TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE IN REGARD TO THE MoREf
CAsE-JUD6E DAvIs'S OPINION IN THE
PHILIP CASA MURDERER HANGED IN
TExAs-N NORFOLK TTEMs-THE NORTH
ERIN VISITORS Al LEXiNGToN-TIiE IN
DIAN yROUBLEs IN COLORADO AID NEW
MxxiCo: GENERAL Pores REPORT
TUEREoN-A COTTON FfRK IN MEMPHIS
SENATOR HAMPTON OPPOSED TO BREAk-
ING UP THE PARTY AND COMEDIES TIE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SETTLED
FACT-soMETHING ABOUT THE PANAMA
CANAL-THE MINE DISASTER At sTEL-
LARToN, \. s.-FRENCH POLITICAL AZ
PARASITIC IRISH LAND TR0UBLEs-A
BORDEAUX SCANDAL.
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Senator Hampton.s Views

GREENvILLE, ). c., November 13.-The
Daity Nc,oS publisbts letter from Senator
Hampton saying: Z" think it very im'
portant, especially to the south, that the
Democratic party should retain IFS Orcani-
zltiOn. The fact that our friends at the
North were not able to give us as large a
vote as they hoped for is no reason that we
should desert them. The policy OF the
party will be dictated by future events. |
regard the presidential election as settled,
and should oppose any action looking to
contest on mere sectional grounds as revo-
lnilnnarYn
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The Panama Canal.

PARIS, November 13.-A Bourse news.
paper publishes the Panama-caDai prospec-
tus. Five hundred and ninety thousand
shares at 800 francs each arc u be paid up
and the balance successfully on three
months previous notice. The Board coni-
prises the Count de Lesseps (chairmaD).
William he Gerardie, HeIlman Seigman,
Hayes a. Repault, aud General Turr. The
issue will take place In America, London,
Amsterdam, Berlin, and Switzerland. The
issue viii probably DO made In Paris on
December Ii.h.
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The S,c,Inr,On Wine Disaster.

STELLARTON, November 13.-An eXplo-
ring party went down the Ford PIT again
this morning, but could not get any further
than on the first attempt. owing to the
damp. They saw evidence that the pit is
on fire; so The pumps have been stopped TO
allow the water TO rise and drown the fire.
Only two bodies have been recovered.
There is little hope that the rest will be Sc
cured. The other mines are idle, though
the demand for coal is great.
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A NufinOus Crew.

POINT pleasant, n. j November 13 -
The crew OF the bark FOrmOsl, wrecked
near Station II, numbering thirteen men,
have mutinied and refused to aid ia saving
the vessel. The New York Coast Wrecking
Company has laid cables and chains TO The
vessel, and will place steam pumps aboard
her. and hope to keep her free OF water
At9 \. NJ. she lay head east, well upon the
shore, and beyond the reach OF the sea.
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Execution Of Murderer I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, November ia MontgO-
merry special says: warren Shel pal d
(coOred) was hanged here yesterday Shep-
pard eXhOTtod his colored friends TO take
warning from his fate, and said he Was
ready but not willing TO die. The fall
broke his neck, and be died without 4
struggle. A thousand people witnessed
the execution.
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Cotton Burned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November ia fire
at O'Clock this morning in compartment
No. of the Mutual Storage Companys
cotton shed entirely destroyed about 100
bales OF cotton, consigned to w. A. Gage d
Brother and Day q PrOudent. The loss is
estimated at ST.. fully insured.
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From Norfolk.
COTTON FROM THE STRANDED sTGAMs
SANDRIN GHAM-PERSONAL

SANNEINNHA M-TfNSVNAL.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, November 13.-SiX hun
dred bales OF cotton were brought up from
the stranded steamship Sandringham, at
Cape Henry, to-day.
a party Of engineers. consisting OF c. Z.
Young Cchei) and Messrs. W. j. Crump,
w. Il. Hooker, r. Peylon Giles, e. b.
Branch, OF Richmond, and j. G. Miller, OF
GordonSville. in the employ OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio IaiIroad, have arrived here
to make the preliminary survey Of the new
road, beginning at Newport News.
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uARINEINrELLIGENCk.
- --------,----~--------
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER Is, 1880

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ID, 1880.
ARRIVED.
steamship Breakwahr, Gibbs, New Iork, mer-
ehanuis. and passengers G. w. Allen 4 Co.. agents.
steamer Ariel, tiford Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tatsrn
agent.
RarI Elliott Richie, -, New York, coal, Cur
Schooner j. II. Gallagher, Lynch, Philadelphia
scbooa.r T.. G. Vol. Ewing, Philadelphia, gran
lie. Curtis q Parker. - ,.,,,....,,, Low.
err James river. lumber, curtis rMs'r nov,,o,e,
Schooner Charles A. befsi ifpf if"''~'A"'
Chesapeake and OHIO railroad
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No. 4 M9il runs daily except SUNDAY RON BIcf-
mond 10 WILLIAMSON; caiiy from WIlliamson's to
Huntington. Connects closely At GOfdonSytlif foe
LynchburR. Connects at Huntington with kiiaa-
beihiowp, Lexington and Big candy railroad for
Ashland. ny.
ton wi EliIabetbio W, Lexington and BIG Slnay
railroad for Ashland, KY, aud with STEAMERS for
Cincinnati. COnn' cas- closely At GorOusyile for
LvncbburR; sni connnecis with the Vhgiuia Md
lind train leaving OF 1858 A. NJ. for Washington.
No. Accommodation leaves Hichmond oaiiy. az
cept sunday. ut $3.50 +. NJ, and arrives a. Cor.
louisville A. 7:20 L. ".
No. "a Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily, exreps
sunday. al 4:35 y. " on arrival Of Virginia Md
land mail from DaDvll'e aud LyncbbuTg, and ay-
riveS ~ stanton az l.. NJ.
Ne. 30 Mixed ieaNes Gannclton daily except Snfp-
day Al 4 A. NJ. and arrives at Huntington at fO25
\. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS on No. 3 from RchmOni 10
WILLIAMS On's. on No. from AldersOn's 10 hEDt-
ingtOn.
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WALL srRERrYEsrEPDAY.

NEW YORK November l3.-The P0St's financial
article SAYS: The stock Exchange markets are all
dulI today Taited States BOMBS are unchanged.
Railroad bonds are steady % strong stocks opened
ihr remainder cf the list There was hen iurthtr
d, G. inc Ia The general li,t Of hGa. hut bv 1880
o'clock prices had risen aH3 per cent" the
aItcr PcaUiug. since then ihcrr ms b'en
alroihcr decline Of h0}.. and the net changes
from yestefGay's closing prices show an ah-
shore. &. G. &. ana t., Milwaukee and -. Paul Man
ha'iau i'ai!way, AID Metropolitan Elevated which
arc Af01 lower Money on call Is 4dj per cent.
the Exceptional rates teing aud per cent. Tine
money i, per ccnt.. tue shorter he rate or me
loans The higher The rate. Mere tntie paper = 4G6
per cent. The market for foreign eXch'nge l. Gull
and steady.
The following quotations were current to-day
United STATES per cent, llOSs: United Sia'es
4, per cents. II2; II. of &. 3 Cos. 904; Now
Jersey Central. III; OHIO and Mississippi. 34S
Erie. 43E; Michigan Central. l0S: Hannibal and
49,: Iron Mountain. AZ; -. Paul loZA:
Wabash. ~ Louis and Pacific. 4 ~; WanaSh' ~:
Louis and Pacific preferred, 7O's; Kan Is ana
Twas. 4O9: Western Orion Telegraph, s7h; {. {.
and |. G., *; P5cihe VI al, 4G&.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Noyeu Der 10 The weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loaus increase. $500 500 specie decrease 1856
300; legal tenders increase. S495.3Ou; deposits
decrease. sSS.5O0; circulation increase, sl6.9OO
reserves decrease. ! u 22S.S75.
The banks now hold f0O3.25O In excess OIL
legal r. Quircments.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 13.-Virginia 6's. old
2l deferred 10 cousO.. 67A: second serie.. 2Gl4
past due coupons. 90 new 10. 4O's, 45Ei 1O-4t
coupons, 96s. BID to-day.
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.,.g.r. .sADiCsNEs. Dc.
DEMEDlEs FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &

FOUGERA'S PATE PECTORAL LOZENGES,
HANCOCK'S LOZENGES
(Dr. McKenzie's foimula),
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
CARBOLIC-AClD LOZENGES,
PASTILLL'S DE PARIS,
SACCHARATED POWDER OF COD-LIVER OIL
WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDENERS BALsAG,
HALLS LUNG BALSAM,
WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOsPHITES.
HASTING = COMPOUND SYRUP NAPTHA,
EMULSION COD.LiYER OIL
AND HYPOPHOsPHITES,
ALL THE POPULAR REMEDIES
FOR
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR sALEBY
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMACIST,
successor TO MEADE & BAKER,
919 east Main street.
foc3Il
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RICHMOND ASD PGrFRsDur0f
RAILROAD CONpANv.
COMYENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
y 81, 1890. rains ~ mas read will run - 'ol-

II
Y 81, les0. rains ,s ms read viii run a. ;ol-
LEAVE RICHMOND sorrB.
1900 a., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecE, q
FOR Charleston, Auga' n ana Aiken
VITA Charlestopl' eyapnsn Hah,gn,
jacksonville. stops Ohly IL NJ hes
ter aud C'e,i r. anJ - lisif-W's %
Signsi. Pullman s'eepsrS between
New York and savannah.
4:30 Z. VI. ACCOMMUtb%it TRAIN daily
texc pt suuo8,l tas'sng'u fntiag
hts ;rsii WI. rosse ,sse eorpec'ior
az P'i.r ar's s. >offoA. stops al
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
(excep; Sundayi connects With A.
Ma o. II. II. for Lyueh6drg aud tc--
1885 p. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily for V e'soo.
Winning on, Chsrlesion. and SOUTH
stops az Chester. Hair WAY, and Drew
RVS Buf On signal. Pullman scepero>
between Washington aud Charleston.
LEAVE fETkRsBuRs SOA4n
6.35 A.. NJ. THROUGh MAIL 'ajtl. connecting
with RichnC Il. tg-dsrlckssuis "a
potomac rails, al - az polnts Nor. n
East. and W. I. stops at MsDc hester
and Chester. gnd a. tiafssy AMI "a
Drewrys Buh o. siSnsi. Pnlhoan
sleepsrs oe, w,en Charleston and W ASH
s;asA. n, KaStcoiMMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
except swday). stops at al I'D
SAP. n THROUGH MAJ daily. connecting
With Ricbmoad, FrederlcksberY aa9
Po,onac rsilroad for all poists Esat
and West Also, making close c.uasf-
ton with ihe Chesaps.ks and os'S
al poinis North and West. This tfG9
Stops At Manchester ard Chrs,er, zh0
st Half Way ses prnrv'' uur IN
signal. Piiiusn sieepers betweeo So
vannah and New YORK.
400 r. ~. FREI6Rr daily tsxeep,. sunday J
win passenger car attached. s'ots ~
SUNDAY sxcURsios TRAINS leave alel-
burg =" az IS s. sss.s sssss.
A. PorI, q. r. and T. Aseat. oaA
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THEY SPEAK.
Mr.. Baruum ana His Associates ON the
Morey Letter.

THEY WIRE NOT RESPONSIBLE ron r1s PUBL.
CATI0N-Bow GARFIELD Is w BLAME PoR
TIRE DISTRIBUTION OF The FaC-sIMILEs.
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND tBEsP3AaHl
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sun.
day. connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THUR DAY. and "A r.
URDAY with steamers for all land.
ings on the YORK river and for Ba't.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
l0:l5 A. NJ day. connecting at Yves, Poini with
steamers FOR Baltimore on MONDAY.
Tuesday, WEDNE '.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY /;
with steamers fOT New York on
MONDAY, " EDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Provi.
dence and Boston Oh TUESDAY ant
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
lO:Qe A. 81. Arrive at Richmond daily (e1cep
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, snd SAT.
URDAY with steamers from bdlti.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ p. M Arrive al Richmond daily le&Cepr
6'35 L. M.j sunday. connecting az West Pom
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. aud Boston.
No transfer of freight al Richmond 20 IT IRON
southern points. Care run through between Atlantis
AID West Point.
Careful handling aes dtsratch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Tnrough bills OF ladng, with guaranteed rates,
Issued TO all northern aud western points.
For ir Formation, apply AT office OF the company
Tweutv-third aud Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
an l8 ". T. DOI GLAS. SUPERINTENDENT.
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TARKANT-S sELTZER APERiENT.
WHEN 4 CAMPAIGN AIMS
DIsEASE Is wAGED WITH

DE II u " NbTU " It'll
VARIANTS SELTZER APERIENT
the enemy lakes fIgh,. II is an Incompatible spe-
cihc for Consipa ion. Billousness, Dyspepsia Nor-
yous Debility Gout. Rheumati IN. and affords de
lightful, sparkling, cooling draught, eminently
beneficial 10 sufferers from all febrile complaints.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IOc 17-Su W&FtNov17I
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DapaGFU2E oT srEAwgas.

E'OR NEW YORK.-The Old 1ESf
Il Dominion Steamship ComTaRy s--x<ss&sGA
steamship Old DOMINION, Cant.in WALKER,
VIII sail I tuesday,, November 1Gth, at O'Clock
L. VI.
Freight received until l O'Clock =. VI.
Through bills Of la0ing signed sRd goods fcr-
varied with Dispatch 10 az points LCrth south, cast
aud west also, % foreign por,s.
Passenger accom- nOaafions unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 10 New YORK, il2 Storage, 80 and
50.
For freight or passage, apply 20
q. W. ALLEN K co., Agents,
no l4-2t COmpanVs wharf. ROcketts.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, November - -Noen.-Stocks
active. Money on cali. 9M4 Der cent. tNchdnge-
Long 4sO%; short. 4S24. state bonds duil' Cow
erumeuts quiei. -
Er,ning.-MOney. 3d5 rer cent. EXCHANGE,
4SO%. Governments strong and higher; new rs,
coupon lO1A: NV ~, coupon, liz; new As,
coupon, 1lr%. States dul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

No 2 Mai, runs daily from Huntington TO W.
liamsOu's; daily except >undsy from Wii 30, on y
To Richmond. tlzlbe tn own, Lexington aud Big
sandy trains from Ahand, ny, connect Win
Mop.
Virginia Midland mail from Danvile aud Lynch
burg connects closely at GordonN lille with No. Tor
Richmond.
No.4 Express &C. q. =. aud =. =. steamer lcayss
Cincinnati at p ". dliy, dui Is due a. Hunting
ton 10 connect win ". hXpTe-s winch ruu- dtiby
| 10 Richmond. ElAbeIhiOwn. g. xiug' ON ana Bfr
SANDY trains from \ ,hidud, KY. connecs with
No. L.
| No. 6 Accommodation leaves Gordon,yille d3ily,
except Sunda, at $40 4. VI. ana arrives AT Rich
| mond AZ q 4. VI.
| No. 22 Mixed leaves sauuion daily. sNccpi SUM
day. at al A. VI. AMI Is coHncc'td with Al GOrdoPs-
| vile by Virginia Midlano mail from Washington,
] and arrives AZ RichmOni ~ 7:lJ =. NJ
No. 70 MIXED lrtvrs Huntington daily except
sunday At 2:30 II. NJ" ana ARRIVES at Cannoiiom ~
! 10 T. "
| SLEFPING.CARs on No. from Huntington To-
| AideTsons. On No. from W. li1m,On's 10 kich-
mOnd.
| For rates. tlcseie bagg1ye-rbcchs. &C., Amply 10
q. II. FISHER Ticket Agent, the'apclkc ana Obbo
! depot, or \. w. CARRIER. Ticket Agent, $50
| Main street, Richmond. Va. ". VI :. III M
EnNnrrr and Nuurrintenden..
| C1NwAY T.. HOWARD. G4ntTa' NRsseuR'f -pr
Ticker agent ID IS