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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13

CoRREcTION.-In our account OF the
speeches at the Democratic meeting on
Tuesday night we reported General Early
as follows:
General Early asked when it was we first
heard Of bribed Legislature in Virginia.
1t was when Malone was before ii with his
consolidation bill. Then for the first time
was heard of in the history Of this State y
bill bribed through the Legislature. " But
now,v said the General, "he has quite an
other rule OF conduct. After setting his
sleuth-hounds OF detract!on on Major
Daniel-who with one kick from his lame
leg has sent them howling back TO their
kennels-the following has been published
in the Richmond Wig:
aJube Early is for Daniel. surely that is sani-
client reason why everybody else should be Ssalhst
Daniel"
General Early read the quotation calmly,
and quite as calmly said "This Is sufh-
eient reason for Malone to be against
Daniel. | know him TO be miserable
coward and q base liar" [Great cheers,
repeated and prolonged.]
General Early said " Malone is not for
ANYBODY that am for" and that he could
well understand how he (Mah0ne) "didnt
want to fight the enemy at Spotsylyania
Courthouse when wanted him."
The latter part OF this quotation ought TO
have read as follows:
"That Is sufficient reason why Mahone
and those who wear his collar should ne
against Major Daniel or anything am ior'
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sIMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.
DROTECTION FROM MALARIA.

So numerous are the Developments Of Malaria
that people continually suffer from this Doxious
poison when they least imagine u Is lurking In
their system.
CHILLs AND FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
GENERAL DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER,
LASSITUDE.
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
ARE TliE
PAINFUL OFFSPRINGS OF MALARIA,
aud have their origin IN dlsordered liver, which,
n not regulated ia time. great suffering, wretched-
ness, and death viii ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
PURELY vECETADLE)
absolutely certan I'm It's remedial effects and acts
more promptly IN curing all forms Of Malarial dis
eases than calolne or quinine, without any Of the
Injurious consequences which follow their usc
If taken occasionally by persons exposed to Ma
lariz, Il win expe the poison and
PROTECT THEM FR0M ATTACK
See that you get the genuine In white wrapper
with red q, prepared only by
aa 30-deodly&wly j. II. ZElLlN CO.
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LAdo ~ bEN DisblhLAN.
CoLDrS's LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF BEEF ANo
Tonic iSyIGoRAToR, in pint bottles--Bes.dcs tho
Condensed Beef, prepared from the best parts Of
the animal Baron Won Liebie's proccssl i,e pre-
paration contains Quinine, Iron, Peruvian Bark,
and numerous herbs and roots known foc their
tonic aud health-giying properties Ask for coi-
dens-tdke no other. OF druggists geuenlly.
SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoNEL AND QUINISK.-
sIHMONs LiyER-REGULAToR, purely vegetable,
is equal in power 20 Blue Mass or Caomel, but
without any OF IlCir Injurious properties.
4" Have tried It In several cases of biiiog, diSor-
ders, chis aud fever, and find IL effects cure IN .
most satisfactory manner.
"Dr. !. II. DowES, Clinton, Ca
Genuine prepared only byJ. II. ZEnlS CD,
LEVY BROTHERS are headquarters for FLAGS
and DECORATIONS.
"BUCuUPAIBA.n
New, quick, complete cure four days urinary AZ
fectlons smartiug, frequent or diifcElt usi-aiioa,
kidney diseases. 81. Druggists
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THE MILD YET EFFECTIVE ACTION or TAR
RANTS sELIzER APERIKNr upon The stomach
and bowels comments Il mos highly 10 the moot
delicate no less than 10 she most yirOgoa constite-
tions
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aAyHERs ANn RpoKrRE.

GEO. w. WARREN, .W.R. QrARLEe.
WARREN & QUARLEs,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lll7 MAIN STREET, EIcuxoSo, Va,
Buy aud SILL sIccgs. roNDs, GOVERN
MENT. STATE, CITY, and other sEcvRf-
TIEs on commission.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTATE.
COMMERCIAL PAPER bouxat sEd sold.
Pay s.,ecial attention 10 the iascssmsn. et uatg
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The Virginia Military Institute Cadets
Coming To-Day-Other Military Bodies On
their Wagon Monday IL Is Expected that
there will be Three thousand Troops Here
90 be Reviewed By the Gsverzsr-Archss,
Stands, and Decoratons-The industrial
Expssiti0n-Stste Fair-Yorktswn and
Richmsnd Prssrsmmes-yarisss Itens.
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GIT sorn FLAGS sod DECORATORS ,s Esvy
BROTHERS..
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DYsPEPsA, BuIoUsNHss, Nervousness, asd
all cured with IFbf BITTERs.
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FULL ASSORTMENT or UNITED STATES FtAos
at LRyI BROTHERS.
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GO0ch!aRd and Potchdtda.-D. McGOode,
ESQ. Democratie-C Conservative candidate
for the House OF Delegates from The city OF
Manchester and the above counties, after
thorough canvass reports good news and
encouraging prospects. The detection
from the Re;idiuster ranks in POwhatan is
especially noticeable, the cry there being
nearly universal, "No Niger in ourn."
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TROPIC.FRUET LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS.
CROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,


PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FBUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTs,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PUBGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL Kindred COMPLAINTS.
Iaes gently. effectively, and is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, It imparts vlgor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
ehondria, etc. ONE TRIAL CONvINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, % and 90 cents. sold by all druggists
Imy 3-deodtMhl0'62l
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Political BdnRef.-The Readiuster clubs
OF this city, after days Of aborious prepara-
ton, Yesterday succeeded la incubating Il
huge white flag, which was hung TO The
breeze across the corner OF Thirteenth and
Hull streets, inscribed with the cOgnomens
Of their chosen leaders-Cameron for Gov
emor, Lewis for Lieuienmt-GOYernOr, and
Blair for Attorney-Gencrai; and for House
Of Delegates, William +. Giddings and
Nehemiah Lewis. Privately it was con-
sidered nuisance, but iudicially 1t was
not determined so TO be.
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ESGLIsB, FRENCH, GERMAN, and VIRGINIA
FLAGS 1t LEVY BROTHERS..
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WV PunLsCATsGNs.

=, stRRENDER OF CoRNWALLls' by !.
9Hh ,arssparrON Illustrated, -
hhssTirloN or T1tE ALLIED ARMlkS, COM
p1ePvs,t.a tsv,,f,ssnr ASA BIRD GARDNER.
pRNca OFFICERS ATriiE siEGEof YORK;
y eySL;,AAt;ifr :; =; az HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG VA,
III, wsslIiNGTON'S llEADQJAkrEkS, by
rngsEITs wAsHIScToN coLGAAN' 'ri HIS
osS sTs'IE:', E,GEe HowARp. CoI;oNEI sEcoNp
NTsHSTrAL LINE. by ELizARgr1 READ Illus
ira,.,,l; ry OF A FRENCH OFFICER. AID
TIiI Dtsn,ss Dtpsn,s'u AMBfAV, including DE Menon-
,ylIlcs M Journal e .es SIese 81 SSrS 70 H. and an
Aeess9n~i-atENT or TIE ALLIANCE. 1. Re
III Mini mot of thc Prossedlng, Of Consress' Isl
shn Sc,,n il,c Accepted Model 2. The Frank
nS i'm Ncdsl; The lorktown Cegtennlal Cent Acts q OF
bbsatseser Ceietration; \ Plan Of Yorktown and
Tcmp!e farm. ~, x,..,,,-,.
III and llS william slrcct, New York.
oe 1877
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SC. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO TOBACC0-GR0w-
ERs.-The Southern FertiliZing Company
OF this city propose 10 put OH exhibition at
the State Fair glass case containing fine
samples of leaf tobacco from Japany China,
India, Arabia, Asia Minor. Turkey, Greece,
Hungary, Germany, Algiers, Holland,
PHILIPPINE Islands, Porto Rico, and other
countries. To tobacco men we can con-
ceiye OF no exhibit that will prove more at
tractiye. But this is only one of the many
attractions the State Fair has in store this
wear for its visitors. A counterpart OF this
exbibit has been presented by the COM
n.,nv 10 the State Of North Carolina.
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PAINFUL AccDENT.-A son OF Dir. John
=. Laughton, Jr., about eight years old,
while at play at bis fathers residence on
Yesterday. had a fall by which his left arm
WAS dislocatod and fractured. The neces-
ss,.y |" ~ surgical mid was rendered by Drs. -
" p. Brock and II. A. Lewis, and the III
tie fellow Is 10 fair way OF recovery
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judicial. The Hastings Court will con-
vene pursuant TO law on Monday next as
viii the grand jury. Both will be adj
journed over, andsuitors aud others dis
charged till Friday at 10 O'Clock. This
course will be taken by Judge French TO
enable the people to visit the State Fair, in
Richmond, and participate in tie Centen-
NAL festivities in the same city.
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Very respectfully,
(SjOne1 by the committee

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17--i0t A. M.-Re-
view by Governor Holiday, Mayor CARING
ton, and the Council of Richmond oil the
First Virginia brigade, commanded by Gen.
eral Fitzhugh Lee; Thirteenth regiment
National Guards, Of New York; First regi-
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Great bargains ia FLANNELs at LEVY Bro
THEIRS.
FERRIs's CELEBR ATED HAMS,
GORDON CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HANS, at
CHRISTIAN 6 WHITES.
WINE JELLIEs, AUSTRIAN KUNMEL,s st
CHRISTIAN & WHtIGS.
No. AND EXTRA MESS MACKEREL. ia kits.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
ELEGANT CLoAKs and DRESS GOODS s.LEyY
BROTHERS.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
CHICK CIGABs, Sc.
ENDLESS VARIETY FANCY CRACKERS lau
fresh) at CHRISTIAN WnfThs.
CANNED GOODS Of every description.
". D. BLAIR q so.
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
Lotions OF all kinds for sale low.
W. ID. BLAZE & co.
For good GOODS at lowest prices 90 70 beyY
BROTHERS,.
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NO. / AND EXTRA MESS MACKEREL. IA kits.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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LO,o Water.-The Manchester canal was
three feet below the regular average yester-
day. The Old Dominion and Marshall cot
ton mills work some hours in the early part
Of each night, in order to try and put in g
full days time. The low water is a misfor-
tune to many laborers employed on the
,.ivorcide
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Personal. Councilman A. G. Gibbs left
the city Monday for the Greonjrier White
Sulphur Springs In search OF heath.
Nj. A. Cogbill, Esq, clerk OF Chester
field County Court, was IN the city yester-
day.
Several marriages between well-known
parties are on the tapis. Wcdlock seems
TO he epidemic here iuSt now.
Samuel b. French, Jr., OF Washington,
ID. c., and Robert French, Of Louisa
county, Va, are In the city on visit 10
their father, Judge 5. Bassett French, OF
the Hastings Court. Both OF these young
gentlemen have many attached friends in
this community. They ere the grandsons
OF the late james Lyle, ESD, Of Whifby.
The John Mccarthy reported yesterday
as being Jailed by the Police Justice for be-
ing drunk Is not the John Mccarthy em-
ployed on the Richmond and ALE slany
railroad.
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WINE JELLIEs, AUSTRIAN KUMaEL, st
CHRISTIAN & WufIG'S.
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MAJOR JOHN w. DANIEL SPEAKS IN Pc
TERsBUEG SATURDAY NIGHT.-Mr. j. Bel
Bigger received telegram last night nom
Thomas G.. Watkins, OF Petersburg, (who
came over with his Club on Tuesday nightto
our demonstration inviting all Democratic
clubs of our city to go over TO Petersburg
on next Saturday night to hear John w.
Daniel. Our clubs ought to go. Tne
Young Mems Democratic CluD OF Peters-
burg honored us with their presence.
Let some Of our clubs accept their invita-
finn.
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FRUIT LoZENGE,

A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

For good GOODS at lowest prices go 70 bsy
BROTHERS.
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CANNED GOODS Of every description.
". ID. BLAIR q so.
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BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
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THE CENTENNIAL CHORUs.-The York
town Centennial chorus had their tinal re-
hesrsal NJ Sanger Halle last night in the
nresepce OF quite numerous audience, IN.
Guiding many ladies. Everything passed
of yery nicely, and the singers acquitted
fhemselyes handsomely. Tomorrow night
they viii sing at the new armory for the
benefit Of the Exposition, when they VIII
be accompanied by full band OF music
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ENDLESS VARIETY FANCY CRACKERS lnu
fresh) at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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The Richmond Programme.

The Council Centennial Committee was
in session several hours last night, and
transacted a great deal of important btlsi-
ness. 4 subcommittee was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for the
reception and entertainment OF the French
and German visitors and the President.
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TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
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CHICK CIGAHs, Sc.

NEW LOT key WEST CIGARS.
W ID. BLAZE a co.
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ELEGANT oLoAKs and DRESS GOODS ~. .Lsvr
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FIRST VIRGINIA BRIGADE.

The Second and Third regiments Of the
First Virginia brigade will reach here
Monday morning at O'Clock Uid the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway. They will be
met by detachment Of the First regiment
and escorted TO their quarters.
The following is the programme for
Monday:
The First Virginia brigade, and such
visiting troops in Richmond at the time
from other States as may desire to partlcl-
nate. will be reviewed by his EXcellency
the Governor Of Virginia and the Mayor
and City Council OF Richmond in the Cap
itol Square at 10:3O A. NJ.
The command viii be formed on Broad
street, faced 10 the north, at 10 A. NJ, IN
the following order-viz.: The visiting
troops. with their right resting on Twelfth
street. Should their line reach Eleventh
street II will be prolonged in southerly
direction down that street. The right OF
the First Virginia regiment will rest on
Eleventh street; the right OF the Second
Virginia on Tenth street, aud the right OF
the Third Virginia OH Ninth street. After
the regiments are formed as directed their
commanding officers will close them 10 the
rIgbt at regimental distances from the regi-
ments next on their right. The troops will
then be marched by the General command
Inc 10 the Capitol Square, when the review
WIN take place, entering the Square at The
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TCOnueclIug directly from Baltimore with
through steamers of the YOrk-l,iycr Line.
fCOnnectin2 directly to all points south, souih-
east, and southwest over the Richmond and Dam
vile and Atlantic Coast Line systems.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
commence running their trains on Monday
next. They are not yet prepared TO an
nounce schedules. They will run great
number OF trains each day, for which they
have made extraordinary preparations, and
expect to be able 20 move all the people
who want to go TO Yorktown or come to
Richmond over their line.
The fare for the round trip by either
route will be 1925.
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FERRIs's CELEBRATED HAMS,
GORDON CELEBRATED VIRGINIA HAxs, at
CHRISTIAN G WHITES.
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ID IRNY OF Ole REPuBLIc.
EXPOSITION OPENING.

The Industrial Exposition will be opened
tonight ut O'Clock. The address will b'
delivered by Colonel John B. Purcell. EX
hibitors have been hard at work all thii
week preparing and ommnenting stands
and cases, and some OF them win present ;
most handsome appearance. Professor DC
Nordendori, who is in charge OF the musi
cal department, will give grand instru
mental concert.
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IRON BHTTERs.

pROwN's IRON BITTERs
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IS THE
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THIRTEENTH NEW YORK.

At 5 O'Clock Monday morning the First
Virginia regiment will turn out to receive
the Thirteenth New York regiment, which
will reach here by the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac railroad.
This splendid body Of citizen soldiery,
one of the finest in New York State, will
be accompanied by Dodworth's famous
military band.
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cee that all IRON BITTERs arc manufactured
" BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have
tfo8Aed red lnee On, flse uran,,s.r
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Great bargains in FLANSrLs at LEVY Bro
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CHATHAM ARTILLERY.

The Chatham Artillery, Of Savannah, Ga,
probably the oldest military organization
in the country, will leave that city Satur-
day night and reach here at $40 a. VI.
Monday on their way to the Yorktown
Centennial celebration. The guns OF this
battery were captured at Yorktown and
presented to it by General Washington:
The guns will be decorated with beautiful
silk nags-one bearing the name OF " Mar
tha" +" and the other George" The COM
pany will number twenty-siX besides SER
wants, and will be commanded by Captain
John +. Wheaton, who is also the Mayor
OF Savannah.
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PsEPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
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DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
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WHICH SERVES THE PURP0SE OF
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
LIQuoRs OF all kinds for sale low.
IN Ilr q
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MEDICINES
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INVITATIONS TO THE STAND.

The committee OF the City Council IN
charge OF the ceremonies in the city OF
Richmond incident to the celebration OF
the Centennial anniversary Of the surren-
der at Yorktown request the pleasure OF
your company on the reception stand in the
Capitol Square on the occasions designated
in the following programme. The hours
at which YOU are invited TO be present,
when not mentioned In the programme,
will be announced In our daily papers.
This invitation must be presented at the
stand, and viii only admit the person to
,ri,o,,, ~ io oddroScQd
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"BUCuUPAIBA.'

LEVY BROTHERS are headquarters for FLAGS
nd DECORATIONS.
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The programme Of the music to be sung
on Sunday morning next at Yorktown du-
ring the religious services to be conducted
by Right Rev. Bishop Keane embraces the
following selections: "KWie EleiSOn,"
from Mozart's grand Twelfth Mass; "GlO-
ria in ErceiSiS," from Haydn's Second
Mass; SdnctuS," from Haydn's Third or
Coronation Mass; "IIalleluiah Chorus"
from HandePs " Messiah" and "Hymn OF
Praise" paraphrase Of the 1e DeUm.)
This music will be rendered by combined
choirs from Washington, Baltimore, and
Richmond, numbering about seyenty-fye
voices, and will be accompanied by the
United States Marine band OF Washington.
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ADDITIONAL AIDS.

The following resolution was adopted in
relation to the parade OF the 2Gth:
Resolved, That it is the wish Of this COM
mittee that the different chiefs OF divisions
appoint such additional aids as they may
deem necessary on the occasion OF the
grand parade on the 26th of October, and
that each organization participating is re-
spectfully invited to appoint such marshals
and aids as they may think necessary for
their restrictive organizations.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
STILL LgytS1IGA TING rREAcHBRK

The investigating committee OF the New orK
County Democracy continued ts session last evening a'
the beadouarters I'm West Twenty-iOurthst Alderman
1bo,os sbies and Civil Justeo-eect John II. Mccarthy
continued their charges against certain OF the members
of the County Democracy in the IVth Assembly DIS
triot John Ryan. Jeremiah Donovan and Dennis Mur'
phy testified that on election day the workers Tor
the County Democracy in the Twelfth and SIX
teenM Election Districts advised voters
IN vote aa-,ust Shells. of the County Democracy s
Candidates. for Aldermen, and against Mccarthy, can
didnte OF the same organization for Clyl justice MT
DonoyAu testlhed that Bernard j. DOOras, county Dc
Inucrpey leader in the sixteenth ElectlOn Dsulct,
lVrkrd against shicls and wag red that ne Woulu hot
he elected Alderman Shiels declared tat al OF tne
County Democracy leaders IN the iNth Assembly ps-
tr,ct worked against him. Mr.. Mccarthy summed up
- NJ gbiels and himself Mr. DOOras, representing
the accused persons offered no evidence anu made no
nat,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
EUROPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL Dec. 27-2:OJ D. m-Pork-Prme Ness Eastern
nr az 79, Western. dull at ~. BacOl-Cumberjant
Cut drmer 5lGd; short RID hraer at sos Long Clear
hrmer Clear. nrmer nc AZ. hams-LonR Gus
jls shoulders. duli aG ~ Tor new Beei-Indls
Mess S1G Extra Mess firm at llI Prime Mess, oul
at o.. Lard-Prime estern dull az 81. TalloT-Prime
CITY steady, i09d. TurDe1une-SpTits steady a ~
I0sin-Fine dull lliUa Common steady al H. Cheese
Amercan Choco steady 81 I'd Lard Oil none here Flour
FxIra state du Ii. Wheat-NO. White, dull At lOId:
No spring drm at 10 Va ~inter Ne" western nTm
luSd. Corn-Mixed steady at 5lOd COttonseed on
Yellow American. none here Rosin-CommOn At London
steady 6,gd. TurDenune-SUuls AZ London. duh 40
4UGd.
LIN RRPooI. Dec 275:OU m.-BreadstuHs-C steady ~
5lud per cenal New Mixed Flour, lb6d for
Peas 6l0d per GENITAL for Canaln Wheat iu9i
I'd. California White; l05d0l I'D Tor CaIf0rnia
Club 103d dl0lld for Rrd Western SDrin9.
LIVERPOOL Dec. IA m.Ihe receipts OF Wheat Tor tne
past three days $4,000 centlA including l5OOOo
American -
LONDON Dec. 1880 m.-CalcutJa Linseed, ~. per
uuartcr. Sperm Oh. e57o&js per ton; Pale Rosn; Ho
food spirits FurDenHne 4ubd per cwt RenneC PetrO-
GG6ist spirits Of Petrvelm 9lglgl per gallon
Common Rosn. H. Lnseed on 925-o per tOL-
Dec. 21.PetrOeuIn. ISL francs Tor one paio
American MieoNS closed l4j francs loo kilos
HAylE- Dec. 23.-WIcOXs Laru closed al rs francs
90 KiOA
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