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OUR REPORTERS VACATION
NOTES

During bis ramhles this season. our Mr.. NJ. las
taken nDou himself The task of satisfying ou nu-
1norou. readers that Whatever goods are manufac-
,nred m our goodly city Of Roger Williams are Of
a, high 4 grade. and 90, fine in quality, a. can be
produced in any spot on the globe Especially Is
thi, so when tie skilled lharmaci-tof many Years
.xuc-ieucc resolves e. extract from the finest Boz
,,ai.al srcr.rcn, e thcvegotaalc world the most
,,,nt ,.i-. for some -pecial disease. In proof 81
h. assertion that Providence affords The best r Ie
late. aU interview with auacguaintance. given HIN
while .oiouruiug temp rri.y Al her residence She
avs. .. Nb.ut a year suffered severely from rhen-
,,,,isr, in nv limbs. and neuralgia in the head
which len irre. two or three months with - much
,.ati4nre al, possible. being under the treatment az
-, avcellert doctor. and trying many Kinds OF
.,,,dirf,e without any marked benefit. NJ last q
medical friend ads. al uc o. tsy HUNT h,ine'! =
1..rn-e hc attributed my severe -ui rln3 '' tAe '
condition II NY kidney,. which "erenot lrileil IL
..- .,..iv ,roDer functions, aud commenced Tax
inyit. and ia few days the neuralgia hau depart
.d INV headache had entirely DISAPPEARED the
,,,..,Iir, i'm INV limbs and joints had gone and
NV. moi had a touch Il T. since. More recently
a.. ,rou'led with impurity II The blood "hlcn
,,,s..l lt..lf In severe cruptinns On my ldCr. /
Z .-i, escorted 10 Hunts Remedy, and al.er t'AIHE
.h,rt time was completely cured 81 th@t COM
,',,i,, Hunt, Remedy has proved very beneficial
=, , in attack of sick headache. WHEN II AWAY
snr,t,fe-. ana notlcc tie Improvement IS soon Is
-. rho Remedy Til, Remedy has strengthens
INC elements. for it has made me feel much ''ron-
md has been very beneficial 70 my general
81, / most heartily recommend 1t 10 All suffer-
-. IKE my-elf-Mr-. L. 6. TANNLE, No ~. 10 y
- ret We surely know that Mr.. W. =
r1srto the manufacture Of Hunts Remedy i =
ilird pharmacist OF many years e1pcr,ecT i'.''
rromineat member Of our state bo''u " ''''
{ nav RsDOrtcF.
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Doub,o Execution I'm Tennessee.

KNoXvIILE. Tenn. November l0.->am-
ueI and Milton Hodge (colored). brothers,
were hanged here TO-DAY in TIE presence
Of about 5000 persons. Both were swung
on from wagon at 1:20 =. NJ. and at the
md Of ten minute, both were dead. Rcl-
.eiou. services were held II the place OF
execution. Tn doomed men spoke for
about ten minutes each, saying they were
prepared 10 die, and were going home 10
gloTv." They warned those present toss g.
ware 81 their fate. A. the black cap was
pulled over Nilton's face he sang. in
ltrong voice. Coin home on de cvenin'
train" and Samuel was singing tom;
home TO die no more when ne was choked
bv the rope. The weather was beautiful'
and rood order wa, preserved. The crime
for which the Hodge brothers were hanged
wa, killing their brothor-in-Iaw, Jane,
Mcfarland. over year ago. They seized
him and tied his hands and Milton shot
him. They killed Mcfarland because he
had ill-treated his wife (their sister.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
T" THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

nnmored Reclamation OF Secretary New
"enerai sherman Makes Special Report
70 the Secretary OF War Abos. Military
rests and Forts-Two Negroes Hanged I'm
icnnessce-Expiosion OF Pour Tons or Pow
dcr-incendiarism and Robbery by Masked
ven In Observation-Disclosures of Catholic
friest IN Ohio-Seizure OF Herd OF yalua-
oie Horses in Iliinois-FataI Election Row
In Grayson County-Thc Position Of the
Mormon Church in Regard to Polyramy.
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EnfnI Characterization.

WHITE HALL, November 10.-FouI
ton, Of powder exploded at the keenan,
Lime-W Works. at smiths Basin. y. l.. ut
1919 O'Clock to-day. Two men. named
Dennis Golden and Joe Cameron. who had
charge Of the pOwdcr-house, We're blown
TO atoms. some part, Of their bodic, were
found bali q mile distant. II +, supposed
they were smoking AMI thus caused the &C.
cident. The damage 70 the work, j. about
so. 900.
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AUIsNft4 NNffNl"ft re At|''-fI
r. Z, or.iffsrt Jy fas C0ilaciL II TIE cry II
Richmond !. Tha. the Richmond and Danylle
Railroad Company -haii hfFe lraFe u c"h-lFu,i
raiiroad-tracS crossing Fourteenth strtet WIN .
curve OF 81 feet radius. commencing 1ngu' %
fa.f Duta Of tile southern end ~ me STRAIT ufil-e
over tie canal "a Fourteenth ,lr'7t; 4hi 70 cf's'
Docs street w1tn curve 81 3V- ie,t Iad -. ,''n
menclng about - feet from TIE wet wall ~
.hock0e creek where 70 passes under Dofh street :
and o. Oreratc said trics win -1c engines cars
and other spIliten4nces ari mae aihcry D may "e
lie construction # liz said track -hall oe ~
made a, - occasion he least interfer'nee practi-
cable with fhe customary and regular ne "l '44'
said streets 1, other purppses.
g. The aid connection shall - maze y Ei'''l,-
and the aid railroad company -h-H AZ ~ Ss
ro~f conform the future grade u the rlld tF-t =
n, any change, which the city may determine 20
ua k In sid street,. or either ~ Them. Al l'
points crossed ~ 10 Do cr'--ed by Ire ,t'l 'r1'
4 The -atd railrYat company -aall fugtAwilh
.,,igr an ~. yfUg which may be removed ~ IL IA
I'M. said com trtct on. aud shall MAINTAIN ia goo
order the said paving between us -ald lrack-' aii
TOR A .tsace of two feet GA either -Ide iherroi.
I In tie event Of any change teing mace ~ re
character Of tie paving 81 tie saii -.rretf az u.s
r,lnf. urotsed Ia he crossed by the said track ar
Inv tinie hereafter. the aid railroad company
.hsu Al the request Of tne street 'ummlWeT' or oi
the civ Engineer. Forthwith conform u -ii1
/ change by sui utlng' A. a. own c",- P4'tnt
ImiIar To that prescribed or used for ihe remain
ing nortion Of the streets adjacent - SAID traf -
3. Tue civ 81 Riehmond mai have tl,r Fighs ~
regulate. hN ord nance ~ r>niutioh ~ IN. GUN,
the rte Of ,l.,, on the said track. AID % require
/ th. ma!nfenanrc. II The eXpsn-c II The company
OF such guards, hsGucu or other irotet non aSail'
/ arcident by nignt or day may D. deemed re-
quisite. . ,...,,.
| = Cars hall no. he suffered in remain -tih1iss
on the ltd tracks. aud any NiolAtinu n tls az IN
tVvo p,.ce ,Ifng sections 81 TN, ordinance may -
! runisici Nv .inc - az, iess than 10 n0r NOR
ihan TOO. aud each yi0lsiiOn hall &c riArat
nf.sncc. . -
:. The pfiyilege hereby granite NAY BE- revoke
he the vot., 81 two .uccess.gel. elected t0uiici
after six months notice OF the last 81 the al
W. ,,ue eopy. &c. HOW ARD,
no lost CITY Ciefs,
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A Brnkeman.s Horrible Death.

BRIDGEPORT, tONN.. NOYcmber IO.-Last
night when the HouSatonic milk-irain
reached Newton. Miles E..Dean. n brake
man, residing in this city, was found lying
dead upon the top OF one 81 the cars with
the back Of biz skull crushed TO a Jelly. He
was probably struck when going through
the tunnel at Hawleyville. He was about
iorty-three years Of age. and leaves a wife
and six small children in destitute circum-
.+nr1nn.-
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Verdict Against the Quidnick Conn
nany.

Providence, L. l.. November l0.-The
superior Court, i'm the ease Of William J.
King Il Sons rS. The Quidnick Company,
William >prague president, in which Gen
eral Butler last evening began his argu-
ment for the defence. this morning de-
clincd 10 hear further argument, but in
~tructed the jury to decide on verdict Tor
the plaintiffs for the full amOunt-SG91.g GS.
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Georgia Items.

Macon, Ga, November 1O.-The iron
bridge OF the Georgia railroad over the
OcOnee river at Athens fell to-day. killing
one workman and seriously wounding six
others.
The dead body OF Stephen McKavitt, a
farmer Of Putnam county, was found in a
gully near his plantation to-day. II i
supposed he was murdered on Monday
last by negroes. One negro, Calvin JOr-
dan, has been arrested.
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Threw Himself i'm Front OF a Train.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. NOycmber l0.-A
horrible case Of suicide took place on the
Derby railroad track this forenoon. Henry
Hageman. German tailor. threw himself
IN front OF the locomotive oi the passenger
train near the Abingdon cut and was torn
to pieces. four ears passing over him. He
leaves wife and four children. An in
n1le.t will be- hold tO-mOrrOW.
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Rnnared Resignation.

WASHINGTON. d. c., November lO.-lt
was rumored to-day that John [. New hau
rendered his resignation as Assistant sec
retary OF the Treasury. but owing 10 the
absence from the city Of the president ana
MIR. New il was impossible TO Obtain an!
authentic information on the subject.
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Took Poison by Mistake.

ROCHESTER. Y. y. November 10.-At
Naples. Ontario county, Yesterday. while
George Pave was eating hi dinner he
drank a solution Of sugar Of lead and lau-
danum by mistake from bottle labelled
Plantation B,terS," and died in two
hours
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ALBANY. November 10.-The hren"'9
Journal estimates Cleveland's majority al
1860: HiPs lLieutenant-Goyernofl M
iority al about $4,000; General 9 .,. n
majority at 10000, and claim, tila' ' .ns
Kr.e-Canal amendment is adopted ny osJ'
100000 vote, and the judiciary ahiehu-
men, bv Al least -. 0O0 votes.
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Ngw YORK. November l0.-A Jackson
vile Fla special says that most Of the
Democrats concede Bi>bee's Rcpublicaul
election by small majority. \ few claim
tst the returns from Dade and Breyard
counties will elect Tin,ley. Both sides are
anxious. II Bi.bee /, elected the Demo
c-lr, will contest on account Il illegal Re
publican colonization and voting reported
from three counties. The Second district
ot Florida win probably have another con-
r..--7 election
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Fire and Robbery.

masked men set fire to the stables Of Mr..
BrandenbuTy. near Erin, Ga. While Bran
denbury was at the fire the men entered
his house. shot at Mr.. Brandenbury and
niece. and seized and carried OF a trunk
containing 900 in money and $500 in
Government bonds. There i no clue 70
the pcrpetratOr~.
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Iowa.
Indiana.

INDnNAPOLI-. November lO.-Ihe ON
.ial canvas, II the vote in this county w,
concluded III q o'clock thi, morning. Inc
majority for Peele lRepublican) Tor Con-
re-, from th., county i GiO-the maloFlI!
ln the district. -. Additional returns from
tlp congressional district, confirm the pre-
Won. reports. leaving the delegation > De
Iocra,- and 1 Republicans. The Demo
cratic majority Oh the state ticket VIII DC
frrrn IN 100 ~ 1000
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Enfal Election Row.

LYNCHBURG, November l0.-ln 4 quarrel
on Tuesday ut Elk creek. Polling precinct.
Gravson county. one Gambil was attacked
bv several men aud fatally beaten. Other,
were hurt. but not seriously.
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Suicide of "a Murderer.

BMLSToN. y. y, November 10.-Jame>
Convoy. in Jail here on an indictment for
the murder Of Peter McCaun, committed
suicide early this morning by cutting 4
large vein i'm the calf Of hi leg.
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German Politics.

LoNDoN. November 10.-A dispatch from
Berlin says: There j. very little proba-
bilitv that a majority will he obtained from
4 union II Conservatives and National Lib
erals. owing TO the objection, OF the latter
10 the alliance
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GREAT PEAlsE.

,n..r, g.. Mann. Of Cottage Home li''' says: -,
-. Zen prostrltcd for three or more year "''n
Iidney disease at times Was mol ao.e 70 pu' CO 90
,, hoot,: my wife has often pulled uvn o., -,
-: Twas not 50 bad a. That an inc 'iii', o" -,
never knew what II Wa to DE "',ou. pr,1rn,
hack until ] commenced using III h,ye hon
>4h'g III min. and take pleasure In aging lhA'
iree iio 49, -. medicine that ever knew for kidney
II is 1"e pee. no 9Th wl.Na&Tu
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Fire.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, November ~
IN, rssidence and out-buildings OF Albert
Rnrstadt. the wel-known artist, Situated
At Jryington, were burned this morning
The loss win probably exceed soo'o"'
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Call for BOutts.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-Secretary
EoI,er TODAY issued call for Slj,000,0O0
: ner cent. bonds, continued at g per cent.
The principal and interest VIII De pal9 al
the treasury on and after the 10Th oil teD-
ruary next, and interest VIII cease on ina'
day
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

NkDNEsDAf+ koVernoer 10. lss2.
SALES-FrRST BoARD.-1O shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad at 65, 10 do. at 64l, 10 do at
81; 10 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad com =
mon at IL, % do. at II: 10 shores Charlotte. Co
lumhia and Augusta Railroad at 3st; so shares
Petersburg Railroad at 24t.
SECOND BoARD.-300 Richmond city 6's at
l13s; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
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Failures.

New YORK, November u ne pus'n w.,
failures reported to a. IT, pun 20 90, "u u,
ring the last seven days nunloe. ~ IA % .
which 1872 occurred in the couh'i! anu
In New York city.
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yellow Fever.

PENSACOLA. Fla. November lo.-Nno
new case, Of vel'0W-feyer and two deaths
were reported yesterday.
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EAILEOAD sTOcKs.
NEW YORK.

7. I'TTIIFs
NV YORK. November 1o--F)oR.->tock- ac-
tive Money. rcrcenf. VchlugC-Lorg. $50 B;
short $50. STATE bonds dull and unchan2et.
Governments generally uucharge
rrsutU y -kNcIauge. lo''.. h"N'ruultl' :
ll4-: now a. 1l9a: g.. l02.. Money. ~H2t
ucr cent states weak. Treasury balances
Coin. l1l 1874 currency. - II !.
L IL -. I'm -rLLL
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Why suffer from a state OF i'll health
Why he troubled with dyspepsia: Brown,
Iron Bitters will cure You.
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Sfeanler Anre.

LONpoN. November lO.-The cargo q
the British steamer Propitiou,. AZ Liver
pool from Galveston. i on fire.
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SALES REPOI
by Telegraph.

Flour-Ws quote: Fine. $50 $50 super
s,.' S35ORs3.75: extra. t+.7j lS4.S5. COM
mon family, - $3.50 Patent family 20 AUTO.
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GROCERlEs, LIQuORS. Ae.
FANCY GROCERIEs, FOREIGN
II FRUITS. CANNED GOODS, AND
CONNECTIONS. -

400 Cases 2-pound Sweet Sagsr.Corn:
400 Gases 3-ponnd tomatoes:
800 Cases g. and 2-p0und standard Peaches:
so Gases 2-pouni etrawbcrries and Pineapples
SO Cases 2-pOand Lima Beans aud spccosass
100 Cases l. and 2-pound standard oysters;
100 Cases 1-pound salmon and IotsteTx:
so Gases 3 pound Bartlett Pears:
200 Dozen John N0lr & Sons Preserves and
Jams, 500 pals Preserves and Fruit-Butters; IS
eases French Peas AID Mushrooms: 25 cases ssr-
dimes small fish genuine: leo eases. l., q, 4,
g.. aud lf-pouni cans COrntd Beef: so Ssgs AZ
mOnds, Walnuts. FiIberts- Pecsns, and Palm Nuts |.
100 boxes London Layer Rsisins lnewl; 100
boxes Layer Figs new; z a. Turkish Prunes
100 boxes New Leghorn Citron casks New
Jgrrauts: 25 boxes >ulianna RaiSins loo boxes
Macearonl and spaghette; IS cases Dmkee's
Salad-Drcssing: 1000 boxes Fresh French Can
dies and Car7mels. together with large lot of
oils. Catsups, sauces. Mustards- Chocolate. Bromo
Coco, Capers. Olives, POtted Goods, Deviled Crabs,
Cigars, Tobacco. Toilet aud Laundry-Soaps,
Backing. Specs Teas. Gelatines. &C.. &C.. which
we offer a. the trade at New York prices Give
call. and We guarantee To please yOu both IN price
and quality. GODDlN & TRlBBETr,
Wholesale Fancy GrocerS.
Nos. 10 ard IL Thirteenth street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

Tie largest and bet line of Old LADIES and
0FNTLENiEN'~ BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT
HEEL. SOFT and FLEXIBLE-sOLE SHOES
ever carried previous 10 tAi.; SCHOOL SHOES
for children. HANDMADE GOODS in al the
10, ,,,,t.. os lJ-NW
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IkIDNEY-WoRT.

KIDNE Wv 7
THE GREAT CURE :
: FOR ?
= P-H-E-U-M-A-T-l-s-h'- :
: e..t, the painful diseases OF tiF =
:. - iSiF2Yl Liver. AND BOW, ~ ..r;.oc :
cIesSses The system q The aSTia only
that causes the dreadful Ieaa,i ,Sne ean 5reze.
:. the VIC" THOUSANDS. Of CAsE,SI disease :
the worst forms OF his and ,fr IN short time
= have been agqleekxl 5 rsIsSsIc'T -RED. 4
= fEn Ii ar Dry. sold by Druggists :
rr br, e sii Be s' ieni y MAJ nsoy&co. Z
= W hhh0' Burlington W. :
z KIpNEY-w OR T.
: foe 1o-TnThlwlSSaiAn3 - =
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Mississippi.

NFw ORLEANS. November lO.-A Times,
Dsmocrat Holly SPRING. Mis- .peG,4l'
,ay.: The inspectors Of election in TN
county have discovered irres1larIi.les., En- IN
fyo b6xe~. which viii be thrown out thus
reducing Chalmers majority to $50; Man N
ming friend, are still hopeful. The ON,
cial count viii give him large ma!ori'!'
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BALTIMORE. November lU.-NiE.inia 6's. con-
soitlated. 50: SECOND -eri,-. 33 past-'iur cou-
pou..U2; new 1910, ~. Blt.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November TO- 1852.
OFFERINGS

EitHNDND. NpNtlNDtI ~ 4-c-.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. 636 bushels. Red las BUSH
el-. Ec-,xhibitef. 2t6 bushels.
COES.-Nhite. ,6c- bushels.
OATS-l.72O bushels.
EYE.-R2 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-3f bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White. 400 bushels prime On private
terms: 236 bushels common 20 very cool n 99c.
tofl.l4. Re-. 492 bushels ye-y good Lancaster
~ ii II. 376 bushels mixed on private terms
81 br-hri. mi ved ut 97c. % Sl.Cj; 800 hu'hr.'
fair 10 very good FultZ AZ BOB % sl.lu.
CoRS-Nhtte. 81 bushels very good virginia
DIN ~ s6c.: 996 bushels fir o. prime virginia
now 10 Is % 7jc.
T0rToS.-T0ne dull Receipts. 2-- bales
shipments. 2i6 bale. Quotations NlddHLs' IVc''
low niddling. yi.c.
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CHRISTIAN WHITE have y ioSt the cheapest
ner.on from importers In New ohI,c. which they
n OF TEAS ever oliered to ine pstb the benefit Of.
are determined 10 give she e'''i oc 29-2w
CalI and examine for yourselves
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OF place and power. N'''' prostitution

nmu the people win speak in that w.v
osery ume when they understand ,h,n,,!s
sigh.. The eloven foot stuck ON, "' a,,S
, ~ saw II. The next time they sneaI
burg Ne,cs. ''' ''"es'--Ly''ch-
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" &. PLAlD>.
y. 30 BALES GOOD As-ORTMINTS.
o.I5 \. : ~TOkF~ 4 60
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE To ALLOW THE
RICHMOND AND AWHILE RAILROAD
COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT 4 TRACK
ACROs, FOURTEENTH AND DOCK
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T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY
DIRECTORS ~ new YORK:
T.. T.. MINTTRN. Chairman:
ALEXANDRA HAMILTON.
AN>ON PHELPS STONES.
john \. STEWART.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
!. r. PTL~FORD. Resident Manager.
II. ". EATON. Deputy Manager.
g.. ". HOY /, Assistant Deputy Manager
DIRECTOR, ~ RtCH,fOND:
ARCHER ANDERSON. Chairman;
CHARLES 4. DAVIS.
RICHARD T.. BROWN.
TM- company wa- established iu 1886. entered
the United state. 10 1871. and j. the LARGEST
FIEE-IN>THANtE OFFICE iu The world
For tr,f-cla.- fre-.u-uruce, apply Co.
DAyENFOHI & co.
General Agent.
oc -9-l3t No. NIB Nam street
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Futures closed barely steady sales, IL 900 bales
November. 5000 December. ttO.20a S1O.2i;
January, s1o.27@slO.2s: February, sf0.3saa
sl0.39; March, sl0.50s;sl0.51: April. s1o.s3
gs1g63 May, $40. 73Sts17.7f; jane, t1Q.sfs
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TAILORs AND CLOTHIERs.

TAILORs AND CLOTHIERs.
OvERcoATS'
OYERCOATs.
/ OYERCOATS.
OyEECOATs.
OVERCOATs.
N GREAT VARIETY
N GREAT VARIETY
in GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
N GREAT VARIETY
4 r. &. SPENCE ( SOH.
Z. T.. SPENCE son.
! r. p. SPENCE { sON.
f. B. SPENCE & son.
+. b. SPENCE { son.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
COB NAGS STREET.
DOB MAIN STREET.
DOB NtlS STREET.
DOB M,IS STREET.
9C3 MAIN srREEr.
r. Il. SPENCE & son.
+. Il. SPENCE son.
+. Il. SPENCE 4 son.
p. T.. SPENCE { son.
r. g. SPENCE & son.
BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
Business SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
SOB MAIN STREET.
eO3 MAIN STREET.
DOB MAIN STREET.
SOB MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
HEAVY MERISO CNDERsHiRT-.
HEAVY MERISO USDERsIIRrs,
/ HEAVY MERINO UNDERsHIRTs,
/ HEAVY MERlNO TNDERsHIRTs,
/ HEAVY MERINO UNDERsHIRTs,
( ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EaCH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLL AR EACH
/ r.. Il. SPENCE & son.
+ r. b. SPENCE & son,
( Z. 3. SPENCE & son.
/ F.. Il. SPENCE & son,
I r. b. SPENCE < son,
9e3 AArs STREET.
9O3 MAIN srREEr.
900 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
f 0c 2I-tJal2 9U3 MAIN STREET.
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FINE TAILORING Nc 4
MODERATE PRICES.
JOHN LATOUCHE & son.
No. TENTH STREET.
FALL GOODS! FALL GOODS
TIE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT EVE sEEN
~ RICHMOND.
GIVE u 4 CALL. aa 3O-eod
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EIRE INSURANCE.

The undersigned having TINS day heen appointed
the local representative of the NEW YORK "
DERWRITER> AGENCY for This city. the
POLICl-HOLDER> of this INSTITUTiON aud
those of the MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
and CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES are
requested 20 call ou me at No. iii MAIN
STREET should any change IN the present con-
tracts Doe desired. y. Is. MOORE.
no J-lW Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-11

nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXrCurED al the DISPATCH JENNINGS
HOUSE.
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Tennessee.

NEW YORK. November w 81, 81" ~ IL.
TENN special 70 the kceHug 4 t1,.l;3.
Bates DEM majority over it@ Nv % noo
rep. for Governor. i so iar aOou' -''V'''
and over all about 5000. +,
The Lecdslature is largely Democratic III
both houses. - loot
Two Depublican congressman are eieT'-
ed-Pe,tibone in the First and iouk IN Tue
second di.tricts-a loss Of one congress-
man from the Tenth district.
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II. LOUIS. November lO.-f.our steaiy ana n. IN
co. r,sh ore November No. red fall. = -
StsSc. corn fairly active aud higher; 81 q az -
clsh.- 621.c Noyembcr: oat' dull' 49, % y.
dnii, only small peddng trade done in porS aud
Mt. lard in good inquiry. hut none here
would bring I LOO.
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NEW GOODS. IA
". HOLT RICHARDSON, .-
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 10 FOURTEENTH STREET,
Opposite Exchange IiOtsi)
Is receiving hts stock Of FALL AID WINTER
sTlTING-. Thess goods embrace the latest pat
tern, Of the best foreign and domestic manaiae-
tures aud are warranted eqaal 20 sny fabIies apon
the market. They Will NJ made mp by nfst-slass
vogknen CHARLES n. RICHARDSON.
foe Sl-e0d2wl
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TEAS.
C,prATEsT BARGAIN N iTA'
" EVER KNOWN IN RICHMOND

GOOD GREEN TEA use per n p"u,,r'
con o MIXED TEA, soc. per p0"H0'