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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, November /, 1880
rnnnIry FIOnnce.

MONDAY NO'euDcf ~ AOCO
country FT0dnce.
AnDIes. Green-Market glutied-fr0m 75c. 10
Zee 5sSs,oa :: zO@2OHc. y n.
Butter. Prime 10 choice yellow, 25e; iair 70
sO Corr, WI: eO@65c y bushel for country; zoe.
'oT BIZ yy Ermir Apples. a4e. blaekb. rites, &C.;
cherries. l20lhc.; ra>pOeTTies, zOesZzc'
FsStsrs: Prime nye-goOse, 4Oa45c.; common.
Fiarsecd sl.05 bushel. 90
Hqy: Virginia timothy, sl@sl.0a; cs'or' GOO
o5e.
P9fSiaSS: lrisL-New Rose, sl.zj PsasTei; Goa
7P Roofs. c" Gia:eng, sllo@slaO %: seneca free
OF tops, 40c. q 70.
Lara: Country. sas,4,;
Rye: 00c.@sl 2 uusne'
SHpgac: Prime. f5c.
BrLsd StrGto: ScGoOc
TgLlo4g. 1M0Ac. "A N.
Wool: Washed. 400 3lc. 4nwaSne1, ZlV-ZeS
BURY wool viz bring from TO b. q 10 lesJ tnsss
-" Ceaent. Lame. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.aae. sl.iotSsl.6O y barrel
Lts,s: Agricultural. so Oc. y busner RosAisg
fl.l5@s 40, according % asann&; sdAn' Z
lha,sn,n2, slla; Glsn 75 ss sross sesssse" ~
blister 81 60@sl.75.
Tar! LaIge size, s4.oO.
DRY Geods.
Prints: Merrimaca. ohc; Merrinasek Shirtini
5iic; Ricnmoad. 61se.; south Bridge. 6y !. Pacin
7a': sprsxue. 6Ac.; sprague ShirT ,na. 51c
Dnnnel's, &c; Aliens. 6xc.; MAJ hester 7c.
Was.dngton. oHc.: slallery Pils. 2e.', Mallory Pu
7e simpson ,c No sss .s simpson Gre
'" Brs.ss Cottoas 4: Manchester Ii A., 4kc.; Mar
chester IA A. A., &C.,; tto sbr1cgs IA
n. axe: james Riyerk q. o.. axe. James Riy.
TX. X sac; James River az II H., sc. Jam.
RIVER standard A u. IL, T4c.: Grsnileyille X 1
| dne. IKE C0nestoga D., 1c- Cones,ogs W., 7se.
Bro,cn shsettngg: feo'yerell l0-4. 25'ac.; An
aros eogyin l0-4. 2Ske.
! Mills. l2c.; wsmsutta, lee: Davol, 10c.; As
droscoggin. L.. De-; krnit OF the Loom, l0e. For
bang, 7sc Hope "A. Sc; Eclipse "A, sHe.; ss
| entity, T. 6yc. Pepperel lc.S, 27xc.
giaqsams.--punket, lgc.; White Msnnfactnr
n Fia ays conss,oss A. T., iss.. cousssoss G.
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PAHis, November 1.-The municipality
of Paris, despite strong protest OF the
moderate section, has commenced the dis
icussion Of a scheme for substituting elected
mayors for district mayors now nominated
by the General Government. and for rem
dering the municipality almost 5sdepend-
ent OF the Government. The scheme, which
Is considered as reSsseTtion OF eommu-
Distic principles, will certainly never be
sanctioned by the Chambers.
Failure or she Peace NeKOtiattsos In
Soafh America.
WAsnrN9TOs. November 1.-The Depart
ment If State is advised by telegram from
Mr.. Osborne, Our Minister to Chill, and Dir.
Cbristianey, our Minister TO Peru, that the
conference between the beligerent Powers,
under the good offices OF the United States,
has closed without any result.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NoYBMBER 1.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-Com TO good. S4.50@s6.
LeGE-COmmon, 46.50MS7; medium, tSGS9
good, slOasIl; fine, sl2@Sli; extra fne, sl569
$40. .oo.. II. ana
$3.50; good, SSaS9; fine, Sl0@SlO.75.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lug FitlerS.-Common. s3.50@S4; medium,
Si.501$5: good, S5.50Gs6.
Lear FiHerS.-COmmOn $1,000 90; medium
s66S6.5O: good, s7n SIS; fine, s9@Sl0.
UrdDpers.-COmmOn, S7.50GSs00; medium
$4,000 80: good. S0.50@Sl0; hne, slOGsll
extra sun-cured, il2Ml5.
BRIGHT MANUFACTURING.
SyaokerS.-d,omm0n, sS@Sl0; medium, 500
sl2; good $l2MSl6; line. Sl6@S2O.
FiUers.-i'0mmOn s0NSS; medium, 7'@sS
good, sl9GtSl2; hne nominal. .a
U'rODDsrS.-C OmInOn, sl02sl5 mcdluin, fI3t9
$40; good. i2pGS3O; tine, s40as3O; fancy sos
Gf75. .,oo...
WrGDDers. H4hOg0ny-COmmon, sl2dslo
medium. ! ia @20; good, $22@521; hne, 1900
$40; extra. tfj@s5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
pr1ucipaly 10 good old heayy-bodied lugs and Her
lucky River leaf We quote: 49,.
Old Tugs. S40S5: Kentucky River rugs, stSo
kl2; Kentucky River leai, sl3Gslo.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH TO THE DrspArcB.

SERIOUS POLITICAL RIOT IN DENVER, COL. +;
THE CITY IN THE HANDS or A MoB-THE
DEBT sTATEMENr-FIRE IN LOUISIANA
REPUBLICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sEs GRANT. JR., MARgIED-FoUYDEgED
IN A GALE-MAYoR HARRIsoys LIBEL
SUIT AGAINST THE CHICAGO "IRI.
BUNE"-TBE BIBLE CHARACTERIZATION
OF SOUTH CARoLINA-DANvILLE MUIR
DERERs ARkEsTED-GE HAM
COCKS RECEPTION YESTERDAY AT GOV.
ERNoR's IsLAND-DEATH OF SIR THOMAS
BouCHE, ENGINEER OF THE BRIDGE TAY-
THE AsTLEY-BELT WALKING CONTEST IN
LoNDoS-w WRECKS ON THE BRITISH COAST
Lash wEEK-HoSoRs TO PARNELL, &C.
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MARINE INPELLIGENCE.
POsr OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ;, 1880.
ARRIYED.


Schooner wixtams q. wickham. sieslnan, New
Yosk. iroE. RshRoao and Allegheny railroad, YES
81 Curtis & Parker. -,
schoonsr Hele, Brannock, City fssnt, light Cur
sehoones W. l.. Lawdin, Paterson, Alexandra,
grain, 6,teso Manufacturing Company; vessel
Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner iengal. wrotep. baltimore, merchsn-
~ schoonar T. j. Seward. Appiegsrth. James river.
ligaI ,,,,. nj, uo.,oo rfa ci,x
Point. merchandise. - -, -
Schooner Alice Borjs, Dukes, New York, iron,
Richmond and Dausie rsirosd -. An.
Schooner William IL. HJpsirs, Io~nssso, Ao"~
nv umDer. Truman d. Parker 4 10,
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mali merchandise, and passengers, L.. II. Is'sm,
agent. AN, ~. yo,t eoal curtIs
Schooner 8. d. Barnes, Bush, New York. lumber
s Schooner Lncy Jones, Ma,ihusb, Hartford COAL
schooner q. p. Harocs, sharrsti, New Yors.coal'
| e. -rtis a Parser. -. -, ~ ~,
schooner e. prad'ey, Bradley. Trenton, N'J,e VIA
| James river. lumber. Curtis fsfker' ,,.o.
scSooner Maud seward, Applegar'h' Washington
schooner Mary Riley, Riley, New York. coal Cur
Schooner Edeie. Palmer. Is fillmore, stone, Curtis
sencoser Marion ". Roekhin, Anderson, New
| York. coal, Curtis Parker.
ARRIVED AT osBoRNk's LANDING.
schooner n. n. Bmrow, Crowley, hshss IL %
Woodbridge.
sAILsp PROM 0sBoaxEs LANDING.
| schooner J. h. Van Dussp, booyss Mood New
| Yesk, T.J. Weol1ytdges
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

MIR. MASSEY DECLINES TO MEET MAJOR
GREGORY, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Di'patch.l
NOVEMBER |, 1880.
In view OF the fact that Mr.. Massey had
been announced TO speak here on Monday
an effort was made to-day by the Democratic
managers to get a division OF time for the
purpose Of pitting Mfr. Gregory against
him. The effort failed. MIR. Massey de-
cined joint discussion on the ground that
be was Hancock man and Mr.. Gregory
was a Hancock man, and there was no DIS
cusslOn between them.
There are three meetings now gong on
at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Reaolust-
ers, and Republicans. QClP.
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O'Clock. Sad news, indeed, 10 large circle
OF friends and relatives, TO the people OF
this city aud Of North Dsuville, by all oil
whom he was known, and with all Of whom
he was IN high standing. Yesterday eve.
ming, while taking buegy-rIde, be was
thrown from the buggy. and he was found
afterwards lying In the road speeches..
He did not become conscious after that.
Mr.. Keen had been for years one OF the
prominent businessmen here, had hundreds
Of friends-no enemies-and deserved his
popularity. ALPHA.
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A $4,000 Suit for Libel Against the
Chicago Tribune Company.

CHICAGO, November Mayor Harrison
commenced an action OF libel this morning
against the Tribune Company for charging
that he deliberately cOunselied the Demo-
Gratis to 60 to the polls early on Tuesday,
and there to defy the authority OF the
United States supervisors and marsbals,
the deputy sherIlTS. aud the judges OF cleo.
ton, and TO break down the boxes, put in
their ballots, and run the polls themselves.
The Mayor claims that the charges on the
part OF the Tribune are wholly false and
malicious. and transcend even the license
OF political controversy. The damages are
fixed at Sh0. 600.
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PuhIic Dehl Staten

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 1.-The
debt statement issued to-day shows the de-
crease Of the public debt during the month
OF October to be S7.103. 7546 IS. Cash in the
Treasury, S2O3. 545, 4S6.74 gold certificates
s7,454500 silver certificates, S27,1l3,
960. Certificates OF deposit outstanding
IS, 765 900; refundiug certificates, s979,2O0
legal tenders outstanding, S346, ,0l6
fractional currency outstanding, $751;
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November L. Nosa.--StOcks irregu-
lar Money on call. 2(l3 per eeBt. exchange
Long. 4sl4 short, 4s3s State bonds dali Govern
Ersnsng.-Money, 21@5 per cent. EXCHANGE
49lS. Governments quiet and firm new 5s, l0lb !:
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK November 1.-The POSTS financial
article SAYS The Siock-ExchaDge markets, rs Is
usuaI on a DAY which comes between two holidays,
are dull United States bonds are "a higher. Rail-
road bonds are strong, and generally higher. The
share speculation Is dull and heststing. The open
ing transactions were al advanced prices. and In the
cent the latter Reading. After the brst Board this
advance was lost, and prices fell below tue
openng figures. but we write The market Is fully
steady Ut fractional recovery. Ihe stocks lat all
active have been Erie, Wabash. Western Union
Telegraph (Which has been notably weak Della
ware Lackawsnns and We.tern, New YORK Cen
trail. jersey Central. Pacific Mall and Union Pacific.
In the list Of railroad bonds those most &c I've have
beed the issues Of the Erie and Kansas and Texas
Money on call Is 2M3 per cent; on lime, 3d4 per
cent, and on mercantile paper, 39@5h per cent.
The following quotations. were current to-day:
United States per cents, ITO; United states AZ
per cents, 1l0hMI1l: ID. OF &. 1858, 0sa; New
Jersey Central, Tx; Onto and Mississippi. 81 Erie
44.; Michigan Central, 1895; Hannibal and -.
joseph. Az; Lake Shore, ll64 Northwest, l5h;
Northwest preferred, 1873; iron Mountain, OH
ST. Paul, l05; Wabash ~. Louis and Pacific, 44A
Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific preferred, 7Sb
Kansas and Texas, 3sz: Western Union Iee-
graph, lO04; c. &. and 1. c., 62b; Pacific Mail
46B. on
BALTIMORE, November l.-Virglnia 6's. deferred
g; cOnsOls, 81: second series. 2ih: pist-dut
coupons. 0O% new l040's, 402s; 1910 coupons
954 Bid To-Day.
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The walking Contest for the Ashley
ReIf.


LONDON, November 1.-The siX-days
walking contest for the Ashley belt began
at Agricultural Hall at O'Clock this morn
inc. The betting at the start was two to
one against ROwell; five to two against
Brown; five TO one against Dober ana
Pegram; and eight to one against Howard
and LittlewoOd. AT the start there was
great race FOR the lead between RoweIl and
Brown. IN which the former accomplished
the unprecedented feat OF running hIty
miles in six hours and thirty-eight minutes.
AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon the scores
were as follows: ROwel, 100 miles; DObler,
"a: LittlewoOd, 90; Brown, SO; Howard,
II; Pegram, II. Both RoWeil and DoDler
have beaten anything on record.
9.3O =. MAJ this hour the scores were
as follows: Rowel, 1876 Dober, 1870; Lit
tIewood. 100; Howard, 1902; Pegram, SO,
and off the track. Rowell and DObler have
beaten the best record for 100 mies-DOb.
Ter by A minutes and ROweIl by much
more.
l.aud.League Agitation I'm Ireland.
LONDON. November Nine Land League
meetings were held in Ireland yesterday
(Sunday.)
An ovation To ParnelI AT Limerick.
LONDON, November l.-Mr. Parnell WIS.,
tied Limerick to-day. He was met mile
from town by reception committee and
the corporation, and was escorted by pro-
cession OF 10000 persons, including 5000
horsemen. MesSrS. Dillon, O'Sbaughnessy,
and w. q. Sullivan, NJ. Prs, spoke at the
subsequent meeting. There were 100 extra
constaDuary on duty, but the military were
confined 10 their barracks.
CnbaI Quiet.
IoNpoy. November /. "A dispatch 10 the
Times from Calcutta says: The latest news
from Cabul received at Simla is entirely sat-
i.fac,ory. II does not support the rumors
nreyalent last week Of the murder OF the
Ameer and the reign OF anarchy. Times
disnatch from Canhabar says: GA large
caravan is daily expected from Cabui"-
the best proof that the Amer Is progress
Ing well.
Rebellion nj Cape Town.
Lamar. November 1.-The premier OF
tho Zane Town government telegrapbs that
the nosi,Ion Is critical, the Pondos having
rebelled.
The kurd Rebellion.
LONDON, November IA d'spalch IRON
| Mesbed to the Daily Ne,oS says: ts gene
rally believed here that the rlsins OF th'
Kurds will soon come to an eha' III Is
| mere maraudng nroad.
A Religious Protest OF frencn Mer
| chants.
MIpssuLrs, November l.-Fitieen huu
dred. leading merchants OF this city nav
signed protest against tho expulsion Of ID
religious congregation"
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The Formulation OF south Carolina.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Census
Bureau has issued bulletin showing the
results OF the first count OF the population
Of South Carolina according to the schedules
returned by the enumcratOrs. The total
population OF the State is 995, 306 OF which
400. 1921 are males and 504,979 females; $751;
664 are natives aud 1912 foreign-born. The
whites number 391, 07l and the colored peo-
ME 604 23j.
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Marriage or Ulysses =. Grant, Jr.

NEW YORK. November 1.-UlySses 5.
Grant. Jr., was married this afternoon to
Miss Fannie j. Chafiee, daughter OF ex-Sen-
ator Cnatfee, OF Colorado. The ceremony,
which was quiet one, took place at the
house OF the brides father, 20 west Fifty
eighth street. Rev. DR.. Newman ofliciated.
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Oit-MilI Burned.
Obituary.
DEATHS IN NORFOLK.

[Speclai telegram 10 the Dispatch
NORFOLK VA, November 1.-GeOrge
Adam, prominent merchant OF Norfolk,
died last night after two days illness.
Dick Dudley, wel-known sporting man,
died Yesterday.
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A Long Distance walker ut Govern
or's Island.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y. November l..
Captoin John ID. Bursb, formerly OF the
Eighth New Jersey regiment. Company G.,
who stated on The Goth OF September from
Chicago to walk to Governors Island ar
rived this morning. lie presented an adj
dress from the Hancock veterans Of Chicago.
He was introduced to General Hancock,
who received him with cordial and hearty
welcome, and gave orders that he should be
well taken care Of during bis temporary
stay on the island.
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a Republican Yarn.
A Republican SheriT's Partisan Ac-
ton NuIiiGed.

CHICAGO. November Last week Judge
Rogers DemOcrat), of the Superior Court,
issued an order empowering the sheriff to
appoint three hundred deputy sheriff. to
assist in preserving the peace at the polls
on eIection-day (to-morrow), upon the un-
der,landing that one bali Of the number
should be selected from each party. She
riff Hoffman (Republican) selected the three
hundred depBties. but confined his appoint
ments entirely to Republicans. This MORN
ing Judge Moran (Dem0crat), Of the Supe.
rior Court, granted in order yaclting Judge
RogerS's order nj on the ground that the
conditions upon which it was granted had
not been fulfilled.
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POLITICAL.
CIe.e Of the Canvass fu Lexington.

ISptcIaI teItprHIH 10 Ihe DIspatcb.I
LEXINGTON, VA. November 1.--Tbis has
been a glorious day for the Democracy Of
Rockbridge. The town is full OF people,
and the enthusiasm for Hancock, English,
and Tucker Is unbounded. Hon. j. X.
Tucker and Colonel James III. skinner
made able, patriotic, and effective speeches,
meeting was miserable failure-a complete
fzzle. Mr.. Tucker closes the canvass to-
night at Glenwood. Old Rockbridge will
poll full vote.
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MILLINERY.

WE HAVE s,L& =
w THE LARGEST STOCK. Y96kE
THE LATEST STYLES, yNSks
THE LOWEST PRICES,
THE LOWEST PRICES.
MILLINERY GOODS.
HUTZLER BROTHERS. 62b BROAD STREET
successors 10 Mr.. y. Huisefh
loe2sJ
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. November l. 1850.
sALEA-570 yirsinia deferred at ~; SeAtlanta
and Charlotte r. X. stock at 34i; 25 X. and
ID. X. r. stock at so; and 65 Interest certificates
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FIRE RECORD.
A Two Hundrcd-ThO usand-D Dollar I'm
eendiary Fire In Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, November Ia Times
Bayou Sara special SAYS: " A fire broke out
in Picard & Wells stable at 3 O'Clock Sum-
day morning, destroying whole square Of
buildings. The following merchants were
burned out: l.. Martinez, j.. f. Irvine,
Kaufman 81 Miller, Picard & We'll, A.
Decker, Male IL Alexander, Simon Hart,
Brown & Co., and the telegraph office. The
loss is estimated at 100000. The fire was
the work OF an nceudiary. Telegraphic
communication has been restored"
Oii-MilI Burned.
SHREVEPORT, La, November 1.-iIamil-
ton & Co.'s oil-mil was destroy ed by fire
last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 49,.
600.
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Collector Issues False Tax
Recetpts In I.yuchburg.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, November 1.-Diassey's
collector appointed for this city has issued
false receipts for capitation taxes to ficti-
tIous persons here without the payment Of
any money. The proof is positive, and will
be forthcoming at the proper time. Let
officers OF election look out for similar
frauds in Richmond
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

DEATH OF SIR THOMAS BOUCHE.
LONDON. November 1.-Sir Thomas
Bouche, engineer OF Tay bridge, is dead.
SntDwrecks on The British Coast.
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LONDON, November l.-Tbere were IS6
British and foreign wrecks reported last
week. OF these 161 vessels were lost on the
British coast.
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Especial telegram 10 the Dispach.l
MILFORD, VA, November I've have
Just captured blank capitation-taX receipt
issued in this county, as follows:
! "Received OF - 81 .05, capitation tax
for the year 1879.
ELLIOTT DEJARSETTE,
a(,nllecfnr for Cnrnlinfv
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SEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NRw yoRK November I.-Cott0n--Nei receipts.
T33 bales: eross, 7,45l bales; futures eiosed
e,,S sales, $4,000 bs,es Noyene.r: sio,ss@
siO.94Gsl0 90: February, VI l.099t hiO
March. kIl.24msI1.25; Avn. ~ .3sGsl h3s
MAJ Il .blMSll So tzne. tll.63dtll .ts.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEaHANY RAILROAD.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 80, 1880.
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DANVILLE.

DEATH OF MARoNEY-CHINAMEN IN DANyILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER |, 1880.
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quainted with General Garfield and IA.
miliar with his handwriting. In biz opinion
The Morey letter was written by General
Garfield. lie bad no doubt OF II. airy fur.
Their than that clever counterfeiter could
forge any mans signature.
Kenwnrd Philip was called, and testified
that he was the defendant In this action ;
resided in Brooklyn, and was journalist,
aud connected with several papers. The
Morey letter and envelope were not writ
ten by him-not a word, dot, or comma.
The manuscript OF the article aging aud
Sticking 10 II" were In his handwriting.
Wrote the article because be thought the
letter was injurious TO the public welfare
and should be so stigmatized.
The case has been adjourned until Thurs
day morning at III O'clock.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-23

without a chimney, is warranted TO ourh IN the
tiercest gale.
Oldendorff & Huebner, corner First and Wash
ingtOn streets succeed Woodward q Connell in
the brokerage, insurance and real estate business
Both are experienced business men.
Oregon Kidney Tea does what is claimed for it,
and Is having such an extensive sale that the
proprietors Messrs. Hodge, Davis d Co., have
doubled their facilities for its manufacture.
The travelling public will find the o. & c. r. r.
Co.'S time schedule of the arrival and departure of
trains and the sailing days of the 0. r. q n.
Co.'S steamers, regularly published in this journal.
partial list of the various articles sold at Sal
nger's Cash Auction, No. 2lO First street, for 10
cents is published in this issue; also, small
number of the other good bargains to be found
there.
The Occidental Restaurant is now conducted by
Mr.. Cohen, and the table is supplied with the
best the market affords. The rates for board are
low, as will be seen by consulting his advertise
ment.
F. F. Beach & Co., No. 1OS Front street, sue
ceed Coggns d Beach agents for the Av-
Grill mixed paint and the San Francisco rubber
paint. Their stock of doors, sash and blinds Is
large and varied
Professor White states in his advertisement the
advantages given to scholars Of both sexes at the
Business College. Every word in it is true
Young ladies, as well as young men, should avail
themselves of its advantages.
Those who are called upon to fulfill the melan
chOly duty of rearing a monument TO departed
relatives or friends, will be readily accommodate
by Mr. VIM. Young, the marble worker on tn,
corner of Front and Pine streets.
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Personal.

To H. J. MCCORMICK-Sir:- After you had ad-
mitted that your knowledge to the arrest of
a person for selling liquor without a license was
not gained in a very reputable manner, you ought
not to have backened your confession by the lie
matter to your attention. Those fellows who
worked the case up with you are the same set who
made you acquainted with what you call my
reputationr-a set who rank far beneath me in
the estimation of every candid and respectable
citizen of this town. All my actions are per-
formed openly and in broad daylight, and not un-
der the mask of a hypocrite of your and your in
formers caliber This, probably, is the most
notable difference between me and men of your
stamp. My liberal ideas and unveiled actions
will stand a favorable comparison with your
mOckery. +. w. FITZNER.
Corvallis. September Is. 1880
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FATHERS AND MOTHERS. ATTENTION.

SURE CURE FOR DIPHTHERIA DISCOVERED.
CLARENDON HOTEL Portland, Oregon,
September II, 1880.
This is to certify that have witnessed Mrs. DIR.
NJ. J. SOlander's treatment Of diphtheria in the
family of ID. c. Davis, of Walowa Valley, Union
county, Oregon and that |, as an individual, have
implicit confidence in her ability to cope with
and master this Misunderstanding scOurge, diphthe-
ria J. j. BLEvANS.
Address for two months, Salem.
On Friday night, Senator Conkling opened the
Garfield and Arthur campaign in the Empire
State by a speech in New York City.