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Am trans daily except sunday. j..

IAN tI.lns daily except sunday.
Frt1gut tram leaving Richmond AZ "A. VI. VIII
have passenger-cOacb attached.
Train No. "A connects al Burkevllle with Nor
folk aud Western railroad for FarnyIlie, Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast maiO stop. only al Jc,ersyilIes
Burkeyiile, brakes Branch, BarksdAlc's, D1nyitc,
GrcensborO', sd siyury, Charlotte, spartAnDmB,
Greenyille, seneca, Ioceoa Lula, and Gsincsylie7
connecting IL Atlanta for al points south AND
Southwest. =.
Train No. As Through passenger stops At siista-
lions. connecting al SUuhcrDns win hilton ana
Sutherlin Narrow-t;augc railroad for Milton; az
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for All points In Meetern North CaroIua; at At
linta for all points south and Southwest
Train no. AZ Through paseeHger aud mali s,oys
al all stations, connecting at subeikns win MI
( ION and suthcrlin's Aar0w-iauge railroad Tor
Milton; at Atlanta for all points south and south
west: al ChxriOtie with Charlotte, Columbia ana
4 Aug,,sta railroad for Columbia, AagIets, sayanr
mali, and Florida points.
/ Tr1lng from Tire south arrive at Richmond &C
4.tT Il. ~ 3:42 T.. NJ, C:0l A. NJ, and 1904 r.
NJ. and from West Point al 1918 a. N. (faseen-
J 1,'rl 1885 i. ~. and S.2J \. VI. iFresShLl
p" PULLhAN-CAR SERVICE
= on Train 50--llichmond 10 Atianta.
/ on Train sS-New YORK and Atlanta rfd Rich
rnOnd and Greensboro ~ Ucnry's stsaon, W eSlfsn
North Carolina railroad.
; on Train 4e-Washington, Richmond, and DAN
Vile, and Danyille aud Augusta.
All passenger trains tcxecIt fAsf MANI stop AZ
! ,T,cSets soia 70 an poinis south. southeast, and
I soulhwe,t and baggage checked uiroagb.
| Olay-oYe. checks given sn local 1esets;
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T, N. II. TAICOfT, General AaDakef OF ~
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sporting POWDER.
HIGH GRADES or
SPORTING POWDER.

DIAMOND GRAIN-Nos. l, Q, and 3, in l-pound
r,GIF DI,CKfN6-Eos. LIZ, and 3,in o4-pound
70 pces and l-pound canislers -,
,.Aa,.S "a. M y WI F-Fg Fig, and FFFg IN Kegs o.
25, i2l, and 81 pounds-l-pound ana S-P0uhu
caliisterH- 1900, -, cf.IpptNG POW
~ Wy o,., rSrioty manufactured al the eee-
Ola pLts mills II f. l. Dupont dc Nemonrs Co'
Wilmington, Del, whosc reputation ms s,1oa a ~
rysled Tor cycnty-clght years IN hss,owcd ON ils
.le s,s,ure and 10 the constant personal rupeiNi-
sion OF inc o""0' HENRY ST. wORTHAN
oc 5-eod3m
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.,,.u,s Of Ersinent PcrsOnsses.

NEW YORK, November S:-EH-Presl9o INV
Grant and ex-senator Conkling walked 10
day through the Ninth eofsressloh w W. W
trict personally in the interest OF W; W
Astor. the Republican candidate lor o1i on
oress. President Arthur renamed IN ms
house during the day attending 70 pris,s.c
correspondence. He received Out rev
callers. The President failed 10 cast hN
vote to-day, as he did not arrive IN tne
.;tv IN time 10 register.
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BufrALo rrrmrA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHrA wATEB
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL, AND DIS
EASES GENERALLY or THE URIC
ACID DIATHEsIs.
DIR. W. YOUNG.
'fe' w. AObF1f
or OxFoRp. NORTH CARofrN

or OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA,
Member OF the State Medical Association, and du-
ring tile late war distinguished surgeon Of the
Confederate States army:
When in condition 40 prostrated and disabled
from q equity Affection that | compelled "a
abandon the practice OF my profession, 10TH but
LILLE, II amp, hope that should eUer be able 10
resume II. "A visit Of some weeks 10 the Buffalo
Llthia Springs, and The use OF the water Of Spring
No. 2, resulted In the complete restoration Of my
health, and | am again actively engaged in pro-
fcssional pursuits. From my own experience In
It's use aud observation Of rs effects upon other
persons. feel well warranted In the expression Of
the opinion that In govt, rheumatism. and gravel
and, Indeed. IN diseases generally resulting from
the urlc-aeid dathesis, thi3 water IL entitled 10
take rank among the most potent Of known RENE
dial agents. no S-2aw3w
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low Rates of Railroad Fare Ina Georgia

SAVANNAH, GA, November S.-The Geor-
cis Central railroad has decided 10 make
eve cent mile the rate to the Atlanta TX
nosition over its system Of roads in-thls
State. The special days Tor eNGur'lon is.. ~
10 be fixed by the heads OF the se'ei"'
lines under its control.
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nARIrE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 6, ISL

PORT or RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 6, 1851
ARRIVED.
steamer CITY Of Richmond, clifford. norfolk,
-c,,..i,.,hisc szs pas-enkers and gnised states
'nSih f n 1, -, G1an.L Petersen, Psrs ga
1ir,rton Roads In ballast 70 load 1our Tor breIiL
Snhooner \. III. Burrov, Taylor, New orA, r.ln-
road iron, Chesapeake and Ohio hallway COMPANY
SAILED.
s.s,msr Old Dominion, walker, View YORK
msfch.ndiss and passengers, o. W. h'sa ''''
Sta-msr j. W. EVsrman. Carr; Phila,ltlp -
,.errlsudia. aud passsnsuar, }. W. AsS@ri1eA'
AGENT.
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fencod to Death.
Picked Up Mt Sea.

HORsFoHD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN INDIGES-
TONI have. used IIorsford's Acid Phos-
phate In indigestion arising from nerve
exhaustion. 1t Is an admirable remedy
Z. v. Bradbury, 81. D., st. Louis, No.
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-.~..,nr ranxict sNot Dead.

IoursvuIr, November S.-John CraW-
,ord while escaping from the Indiana STATE
prison, at JeHersonyiile,, yeslefany az ~,
noon, was instantly killed by Duliet ,lo,l'
the rine Of Jordan McRhca, a prison. ''Ai W.
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By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI.

CrscTXNATI, November s.-Flour enie. fam
ilv. SG.2O@S6.00; fancy, S6;vO@si; %: MheN
siroug and higher al 6lke6&yc Oats nrin al
44;z945c. Pork scarce at $3.50: Lara dull Al
SiOG1. Bmk-me9ts scarce aud hrm; shoulders,
20 coy: rib. SS.62b. Bacon I'm fair demand and
Hic6er: shoulders, 90; NIB. sl0.7o: cletr 70.
W1iskey unsettled and lower at tl.0e&sl ;OO;
ro,nbInati0n .ales OF aRishsd goods, Liza bar
yeIs on a ba,ds Of Sl.IO. Sugar quiet hsrds, lCN
etIO.c.; New Orloins. 30 sse., HoSs inactive
aud lower; cOmRIen aud lifnt; e1'sOSsoi pask-
Ing md butchers, 33.SOfSO.4O.
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,,voCxDRY. GLASSWARE. de.

NEW GOODS.
pIcu DINNER, TEA, and Tou.ET-sETs, in
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH,, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETs Of tie latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS In all
the latest designs;
RICH cUT-GLAss, DRoNZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited In this city Call
and look at them. Il. u. TAYLOR,
e1G No. l0ll Main street.
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Through tickets on sale on steamer tlT1 OF
RICHMOND, and at CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main
street Baggage checked through.
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Flonr-We quote: Fine, s4:50@es; extra, % 90 (;
suuerane, $3.50; eOmmou f1Inily, 9f.io' e'oiee
or patent family, 7S.5sGeS.7o.
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FINANCIAL.
RJCHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. November 3, 1881.
sALEs-FRsT BOARD-6O shares Richmond aud
Allegheny Railroad stock at AZ; 100 shares Nor
folk and Western Railroad preferred stock at 81
80 d.. at57; 40 shares Petersburg Railroad stock
at 2lS, 10 do. at 2il, 10 do. at 24t; 10 shares
Columbia and GreenviIle Railroad preferred stock
at 81; shares Virginia Home Insurance Compa-
ny al 27K; 1000 Petersburg Railroad second o's
at 122k.
SECOND DOLED.-1, $50 Virginia tax-reeei'sble
coupons at g5; 10 shares Richmond and DanVine
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RoRRIGE NEWS.
INN srArFoEpsHIss PorTEEIEs-A GIGANTIC
sTrIKl IMMINENT.

sTRIKH IMMINENT.
HENLEY, November SIN inc various "
towns Of Stanordshire the pottei1es als Oh ~,
the eve OF gigantic strike. The who i', .,
the men connected with the Operatives
Association have resolved to leave WORE on ~
Tbnrsdsy unless an advance OF w nao 81, =
,,rsnted. The strike will affect oO,Vuo eli,-
g l,,orSs At meeting yesterday the en-
p pIoy pledged themselves to refuse an
advance. s.or... safety.
IoyDoy. November s.-Precautlons s,
,,nne 10 be taken for Gladstone's SAFELY
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COMMERCIAL.
COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November s, 1881.
SALES.
WBRAT-WhItc, SO bushels very good at 81 ~ )
o 4 bushels good nj 5i.45. Lancaster 90 bushels
at S1.42. Mixed. l > bushe. vgy EVId y. si.1 ..
good M lilo: 20 bushels very good al fl.43; 81
bushels good at $3.50; 242 bushels tdr ~ fl'3O
TsI3 40 SO bushels common a. S1.2OGgs l2o.
VCnRS.-White. lob bushels very good new ~
zoe: 80 bushels fair old az zoe.
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DLEGANT STATIONERY, &c.

We have Just opened handsome stock Of
LITTER AND NOTE-PAPERS
ia great variety at low prices by The rcam or SIN
gle ouIre: some IN new and pretty boxes, with
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES In boxes or separate.
Aso, NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES
PRAYER-BOOhs, and HYASALs OF latest
styles Of binding and finish.
ac14 WOODHoUsE & PARIlAM.
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DICHMOND AND LLEGHANY
III RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND
WILLIAMSON'S.

Leave
Richmond.
Arrive ut
Scottsyille..
Lynchbu
Lexington.
M'InsOn's...
Leave
N'msOn's...
Lexington.
Arrive Mt
Lynchburg.
Leave
Lynchbnrf
ScOLtsyille..
Arrive ut
Richmond.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

BEAUTIFUL LEATHER GOODS.-We
Is ar, row ot,anlug q fine line Of Ladies' Dress
(asog Work-BONes, Mriin2-Desks' Glove
and Iandkerchief-lioXcs IN Russia Leather some
of which are beautifully manipulated, SUI Loe Tor
wedding. birthday. and other presents; Also hne
steel Tngrayings. Gilt and Velvet FRAMES, ana
many other Fancy Goods In our line. birthday
Cards. beautiful assortment. Books IN every
Department Of literature. ..-.,.,. . ,,o
,oe OIL Main street.
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DOOKs. STATIONERY, &c.-Just re-

DOCKS, STATIONERY, Adjust re-
ID rclyed a large assortment of BOX PAPER
ali Tho istcf STYLES. / carry a full line OF II "a
Pi.E and FANCY STATIONERY. My stock Is
ali new aud fresh, and sell ~ the lowest pres
fte following quofations ON 4 few leading Muclea
a ZINE box OF PAPER for luc.; q relm oi
GOOD WRITlNG-PAPER for 75e. Prices on
fine grades cheaper than any mouse III w sly.
A large assortment OF fhOlOuhAl h-A@-
BUNS VI very low price.
POCKET-DOOkS, PURSES, &c, -, ..o,,,,nr,
Al the latcst Nos. Of FtANhLiN-oQoAh E
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES. 1890. NC -.
a large assortment of WALkIkG-ChNEs' az
LEONARD'S Book aud News-store'
no al 9OS Main street.
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Election Murders I'm Missls.lppi.

NEGROES MURDER P0UR MEN IN MERIDIAN
coUErr-TuEY DEFr ARREST.
MERIDIAN, Mss, November S.--Four
white men were Killed and two severely
wounded by negroes to-day at Marion
Station, In this county. The negroes
opened fire on the whites of the polls while
the election was going on. The whites had
no arms 10 defend themselves with, and
consequently none Of the negroes suffered.
Ono OF the men killed was a. +. Harvey,
Democratic candidate for county assessor.
The sheriff, with 4 posse from this place,
found about 100 negroes baTricaded In the
dwelling-house Of their leader, Ed. Vance.
The posse was fired upon by the negroes
as they approached the house. Another
body OF armed men have gone from here to
the scene Of the disturbance to assist the
sheriff. With this exception the election
in this county has been quiet and orderly.
DESPERATE Resistance AND MORS KILLING
By THE NURDEHRRs.
MERIDIAN, Miss, November S.-The
sherif7s posse, consisting OF 100 men, sur
rounded Ed. Vance's house to capture the
instigstors and perpetrators Of the muir
ders at Msrion station this morning and
demanded their surrender, which was re-
fused. John Vance, aged twenty-five, son
Of Ed. Vance, riding up, pOinteda gun 1.-THE
posse, and was shot and killed. a. 6. War
rem, Of the posse, was killed instantly by q
shot fired from the inside OF the house. Ed.
Vance and the negroes escaped. Several
negroes in escaping were shot ut and
wounded. VIII. Vance, aged about thirty,
a son OF Ed. Vance, was captured and
lodged in jail. The sheriff received slight
wound from a spent bullet. Hardin Jones,
Of the posse, was slightly wounded. Vance
and the negroes have fought desperately all
day from inside the mouse, and thus hay
ing all the advantage, it was difficult to
capture them. The names Of the killed at
the polls arc A. II. Harvey, Joseph Jarrett,
and JEFF. Segars. Vance Segsrs was NOR
tally wounded. james Hodges and Levi
Moore were wounded-the former serious
", the latter slightly.
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The Ripper EmbezzIcmCnt Case.

GALVESTON, November S.-A Netcs spe-
cisl from Fort Davis says that the entire
day yesterday was consumed by the de
fence in the court-martial Of Lieutenant
Flipper in endesyoring to show from the
cross-exsmnnton OF Colonel Shaitcr that
the latter was prompted by spirit OF III
will in his treatment Of the prisoner while
in confinement. Colonel Shaiter stated
that before relieving Flipper from the
commissary department he thought him
perfectly honest and Of good habits, and
il money had been stolen it had been
tsken by some one else. lie further
stated that previous to the Investigation
FlippeI's administration had given entire
satisfaction. On the 10th Of August Flip
per had been seen in town with horse and
saddle-bsgs. Flipper was ordered back
Immediately and directed to turn over bis
funds on hand within two or three min
utes. After entering his quarters some
e., 600 were found OH his desk ready for
delivery. lie could not say whether it was
in the saddle-bsgs when he was seen In
town or not lie had always examined ms
accounts weekly unless he was absent.
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"a
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
SUNDAY, November o, 1881, trains on ihis rosa
will run as follows.
LEAVE mrcmxcxp-sorrH.
$40 =. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. stops
only at Petersburg and Chcstir.
Pullman Palace sleeping-csrs boz
tween Washington and chariceson.
12M, THROUGH NAIL, daily, coDecct-
ing for Raleigh, Charleston, An
gusta, Aiken, savannah, aud jack
sonyBle. stops Il Shops, Chester
S Sentr.lia Drewry's Binn, x ralin.S s
Charleston on this train.
1910 p. M., MAIL, daily, makes through cou-
nccuo for Charleston, Savannah, and
JacksonvilIe. stops al Drcwry's
Bluff, Centralia, aud Chester.
600 J.. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
6:lO A. NJ, FEElGiiT. daily except sunday.
LEAVE PETERsBURc-SoRTH.
4:25 A. NJ. FAST NAIL, daily. Stops only az
Chester. Pullman slccpers between
Charleston aud Washington.
$3.50 II. ~, TIjROUGHMAIf,d daily, connecting
With Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Fast
and West; also making connections
with Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for all points West THIS train
stops nc Manchester, Chester, and
Ccntrsfia. Pullman Slcepcrs On ihIs
train between Charleston aud New
York.
7:1O A. NJ, MAIL, daily, connecting daily lex
ccpt sunday with the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac rsil-
road for the North and West. Stops
at Chester, Drcwry's Blaff, AMI Cen
traiIa.
9 A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except Sunday.
1870 L. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
A direct fonr-hours connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by Trains leaving Rich
mond al IL NJ and Norfolk at 1925 4. M.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from The
AppomattoN depot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mond ~ 9 A. N. and 5:l5 i. NJ. Leave Petersburg
at A. VI. and 6:l3 4. NJ. every sunday.
4. ID. KLINE,
General superintendent.
A. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket agent
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TOR BALTIMORE. effTTiasHqI3sI
PoWuATAN LINE-DRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

INIT, ,,-,her uotice. The steamer LUCILLE will
s,i VERY MONDAY nj 4. VI. from POW ia
TAN DOCK. at Twenty-f9urth and Dock strecI'
direct for Baltimore. . O..
,rer,led with dispatch To points Norm ana W est
Fright received daily until T.. VI.
tut i"i 49, w. d. Knight, Agent.
=, : tvy,etorp Soliciting Agent au 2O-3m
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH ii Pm
MOND AND NORFOLK usess=sSe=s1
STEA MSHIp co M.
EnTl DILL AnEI .pIIIAl

Steamer PIONEER, Captain PLAIT, with pas
aougcr accommodations, viii sail EVERY II -
DAY al II N. Freight received III 1880 y, VI.
steamer ENERMAN, Captain SMITH, Win pas
scuger accommodations, VIII sail ENkk1 FIJI
DAY at IL 4. NJ. Freight received I'll 1880 a. NJ:
steamer FANITA, Captain NELSON, VIII sail
EVERY SUNDAY ut 5 A.. VI. Freight received
tiil 4. VI. Saturdays. ~
Fare ON passenger steamers Tuesdays and FRI
Steamers connect 1T Philadelphia for Fail river
'"' J. W. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent. Rockets
W. Z. CLYDE & CO,
90 General Managers, Philadelphia
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CARRIAGES. BUGcuEs. &c.
go

M c. SMITH, m ~
MANUFACTURER OF FINE CARRIAGES,
sos AID $40 NORTH FIFTH sTRrET,
h.s on hand FOITR-SEAT EXTENSiON-T0p
FAMILY CARRIAGES, LADIES, TWO. AND
TIIREE-sPRING P1lAETONs, celebrates easy,
riding DEXTER PHAETONs: bttsNs irh
COND-IIAND CARR AGEs and TOP-hUsiniE
one very line Wood lirothers' Conpr.tle, put little
used, AZ very low price. call solicited.
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'UULIAM II. sUTHERLANDf<wa
AIRS. J. c. DIPPXER, coRNEnfy,r-s

VIII continue the FURNISHING UNDERPAk-
ING; OF her deceased husband. Az my patrons
thank for past fivors, and hope they VIII continue
The same. as / will pay the prompiest attention 10
ali Two cemtetenl hands are ready 20 attend
eall by day or hight Ally warehouse Is fa Of tirst.
Class Material only, which 1 offer - the lowest
80 an 2l-cOdtdolS
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old ~
nomiulon steamship Company'sa ssszssases>,
steamers viii sail as follows: steamer OLD DO
WINION, Captain WALKER, EVERY LUfsDAl
AT 4 o'clock 4. NJ; steamer W1ANOkf'r captain
CorCp. EVERY FRIDAY at 1 O'Clock Y VI:
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY ut O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up ~ IL O'Clock VI. Ior me
Tuesday X and Fridays steamer, and tO ocock
saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills of lading signed ana goods lor-
warded with dispatch % al points hoflh' yo"'n''
cast and west; also 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsufpasSd'
Aftcr-cabin fare 10 New York, slOi round
trip, SIS; Storage SO aud ~.
Il. w. ALLEN \ CO., Agents,
mvG-ts COmpany's Wharf Rockets
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ID &c II II o y ID.

ICHMON ID.
MURPHY's GUIDE, with illustrations and maps
35c.
CIIESTTRSiANf GUIDE, 2Jc.
WALKS ABOUT RiCHHOND' -.
JAMES RIVER TOURIST, &c.
YORKTOWN IIAND-ROOh, zoe. MI,
CENTENNIAL ALBUM t1OrAtoWh anu rNVH-
mondl, SOC. ,,
1000 STEREOsCOPlC VIEWS.
The largest assortment OF ItOOhS hcm ~ NJ H.
a, ti,e sn1theru States. Is AZ 1902 aud l3A NAN
street. j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
lG-lHM
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LOUIsYII.LE.

Iou1svIILE, November s.-Flour dull; extra
s5bO2s5.75; choice % fancy, 91.1DmssS9.
tvbeat arm AZ Sl.35. Com e.pier - zoe. Oats
6rnorutl7e. Pork and Lard sominal. Bulk mO.ts
dull, weak, and lower; shoulders, none here; I'D,
&C. clear g,c. Bacon quiet; shoulders, $40; RIB,
I0ac: cleslr, IlC9l lXr.; sVgT-cured hams I34
.r1Hr NMGkey, sl.OB.
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ULORIDA WATER,
TOILET, BATH, AND SICK ROOM
rnnAcCO. CIGARS, &c.
u,O OUR PATRONS MD S,D, Gle" ERE
~ n,.pI,r ANA ROUGH AND READY

r,,. savor,te brand viii be ready for delivery on
thc Ign q Z sSs 2gsSPEosw WITHOUT OUR TAG ON
nVN@ EACR LUMP. <.n
ua.,v SALMON, HANCOCK q CO.
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VftYORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
tn BAI.TlMOKE MD ALL POINTS NORTH
DAILY fEXrEPr SUNDAY
FROM RICHMOND AND DANslLi.k DEPof
VIRGINIA STREET,
AT 345 l.. NJ.

Commencing TUESDAY, September Ism, and
regularly thereafter except Sunday, one OF Tie
CoInpany's safe aud thoroughly eomtorapic pasr
leayc Wcst Point arrival Of the Richmond train,
arriving in rlaltimore about 1880 A. d.. and con-
necfing with all trains nortLwsrd.
straight tickets 70 Bsitimorr. ~
Round *
he1ls
8tate-rlooms and Berths occurred On application
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets, rine-Csrds, and all information
call on A. ". CARRIER a CO., the 1iekes AFens
slsa,L A. pope.
General Passenger and Ticket Ageat.
eIO No. tenth direct.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL Il FfT>
STEAMSHIPS.

Weekly services from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOWN, LONDONDERRY,a and LIVEE-
POOL, direct to Boston.
Forlnlghtly steamers from LIVERPOOL ana
QUEENSTOWN N Baltimore.
Kind treatment 10 storage passengers made
specially and guaranteed.
For lass tge and information, apply " \. W.
g. ARBEK Agent at Richmond, or LEtE X AL
DEN. 2U7 Broadway, New York 20l Washing
ton street. Boston; 1917 south Fitlh street; fiIi'-
delphla 81 lf-o""'i'o3
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UNDERWRITERS.

TOsEPH W. LAUBE, ta
J FURElSHlNG-UNDERT Elt,
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICFNiOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIiIs-CAsES,
ROBES, HEARsE, HACKS,
and AZ things requisite 10 LOWEsf RATES.
eeraphic and country orders solicited NH
W. II. SUTHERLAND, w. ID. SUTHERLAND, >; l.
"s;rTitERfASp. iIate Hay 4 Sutherland, Under
t1kers.)
WILLIAM II. SUTHERLANDffs3
w < SONS, UNDERTAkEJlS NO. -,
10 north Eighth street. Riehmond, VI We kesP
WiTRikI.- CAsESa and CASkETS. Orderspr )mptly
attended % IN city or country. HAVING our own J,
carriages and helTse, we are ireptiod 70 ae'ehu
FUNERALS az very reasonable r1tc'-
AN In-gSu&W3m
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M family shoald be without LYDIA Z. PINK
uAMrs LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
nriopsness. and Torpidity Of the Liyor. twenty
1--WE cent per box. sold by all druggists; oe.ooa
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ST. LOUIS.
..~ .rov.p,f..- = -Eloft

ST. LOUIS, November s.-flour qnlet aha I'M
et,snyed Wheat Oponod lower but advanced " IN
onict movement: No. res fall, sl33 cash, 81 9t
1,ecember. Soyn higher but slow 6uhc. cash,
a1S,c December 6Sze. Jsnnlry. Oats better, but
sioJsr. 4ltr bid eash, 43zc. December, 45c. Jan
nnrv' PORK dull a ei7.25. Bulk-Ineats nominal.
Racou dull: shoulders, $500; rib elO. lOi clear
IN IN Lard nominal. WhLskey, Tl.lO.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smlthilcld. and Hampton; Washington, ID. g.;
Newbcrn, Washing ton, aud Tarhoro' n. G., and
an points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also Tor
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point aud AL rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST HATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. u. 1AIUh,
nc % superintendent.
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CHICAGO, November e.-floar dull and nomi-
AID. Ne 9 Chicago spring, Sl.21ESl.11z cash
sI.27s November, sI.2S& December. Corn un-
settIcd; opened active but closed dnll ana lower
yspnary. OaR unsettled and generally higher
42x cash. 42tc. November, f2ac: Decsmpe e 7,
PORK active, hrm, and higher tlo:f 21slo;;oU
and wear. Lard active, Arm, and higher wi
casb. ii O.75@el0.SO Noyenbs, l0.eOtaslu.
Decerlber. Buik-mests steecy ana ahch"hSe"'
mlilLnv sfnadY and nnchnngcl AZ fl.l4.