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THE SYNOD OF VuRc,x,.
Last Day-Conciudcs.
IRerorted for Tho nisna,ohl

lhcQ"ricd FOR Tho Dispaichl
CHARLESTON. W. NA..)
October %. 1889.
During the morning session Of S,turd -.
the subject of home missions con,;re, " ,''
with the paper read by Rev. !. p Smith
stated clerk, an amendment was offered hv'
Rev. ". l. IRWIN advocating the imnort.
ance OF interesting the children OF the Sab.
bath schools IN me work rs calculated NOT
only 10 bring substantial aid to the cause
but rs means of training children in the
habit 81 giving. ''''
The amendment was warmly seconded.
and number OF short speeches were made
q, 10 the different plans practjccd I'm diGor
cnt congregations. 10y which il was sbo,y,,
that >upday-SchoolS had in some instance
furnished moro money To the causo tbon
the congregations had. The resolution
with amendment was unanimously adon,c6
\ letter Of sympathy in the low state os
health Of Rev. W. n. Shanks, n. u, was
read by Or. Hall. and one 10 Rev. :. II
Jones. 81 New Jersey, a venerable member
of the body who i IN intrm health. waS re-
ported hy Rev. William L. Baker.
Rev. +. II. Barnett read q letter with
reference 10 the Ann Kent legacy. Rev
;. II. Preston, 81 Blackshurg. WAS dj.
rcctcd 10 receive the unpaid balance Of
ihe fund and the Accumulated interest duc
and 10 invest it in some permanent So
curity. synod plcdging itself 10 indemnify
Mr.. Preston in ease oi loss.
Rev. T.. II. Barnett reported from com.
mitlec on foreign missions papcr eX-
prc>>'vC II the strong interest fclt bv this
body in the work, and onjoining the oh
>er1ancc Of the monthly concert of PRAYER
iol that object whenever practicable.
The alro>olution> of thanks were then
adopted.
synod then took 4 recess. and heard an
impressive sermon from Rev. Thcodorick
PRYOR. The oldest member Of the body :.
after which, with prayer and the apostolic
leaediction 10y the moderator Or. Vaughan.
t adjourned.
Rev. Charles II. Read. II. H.. OF Rich
mond. preached on Friday night to 4
packed house an able and highly-appre-
tia'cd sermon.
ON sunday Or. Vaughan. the moderator.
preached The sermon Of the session i'm the
F.r,, Presbyterian church. The large au-
djeuoc was thrilled with his eloQuencc.
The sermon was pronounced one Of the
al'c,. ever delivered before The Venerable
body. T. c. VI.
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CoIored Dakota Rayisher.

GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA TERRITORY, Octo-
Der 24.-Yesterday Charles Lusbane, a
negro barber, met a Norwegian girl on The
road and ravished her in a most brutal
manner. lie then rode about mile, and
entered the house OF Conductor sam Bar
bank. OF the Manitoba railroad, and out
RACED Mr.. Barbank. A party OF thresherS,'
who had witnessed the attack on the girl
started in pursuit, and at Barbank's house
killed the negro's horse, but the brute
cscaned. 1ouriShing knife. Two parties
are now in pursuit, and the negro VIII I'M
doubtedly be lynched if caught.
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German Politics.

LONDON. October PA dispatch to the
Reuters Telegraph Company from Berlin
say, further reports regarding the election,
fol direct clcctor, Of member, OF the Diet
show that the Extreme Right and Scccs-
siOni,t Liberals are net gainerS 10 the cN-
tent Of nine and live seats respectively.
The National Liberals have lost ten seats.
The election OF Herr Iioccker in West
phalIa now appears assured. The Govern
ment i making every endcavor to prevent
the alliance of the Conservatives with The
Clerical party aud to effect the fusion Of
the Free Conservatives and Moderate Ma
tional Liberals.
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mail.RObbcry iu southampton Re.
signatiOn of Commonwealth AttUr-

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Di,pstchl
JERUSALEM, Va. October %. lsS2.
Intelligence was received here Saturday
that Emmett lakewood. maii-carricr from
this place e. Ilick~ford. had robbed the
mailbag OF a twenty-five dollar registered
letter and made GOOD his escape.
Jos ,ph b. Prince. Esq, CONFERENCE.-The
attorney Of this county, handed in his re-
>i-nation to Judge Barrett on Thursday
last. Mr.. John J. Kindred was appointed
to I'LL the uncXpired term.
The weather i, still very bal, and farm
crs generally arc gloomy and low->piIitcd.
Peanuts have turned dark and cotton +
badly stained. X. b. :.
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Siege of Hamburg.

BERLIN, OclObcr 2i.-Thc EundcraIl
has decided to prolong the minor state OF
siege in Hamburg for one year.
L0NDoN. October 2i.-The Times IS Cairo
correspondentrcport, that Professor Swein-
furth. in his communication from the SOU
dan. further says that the capital Of Kcrdo-
fan has been besieged for forty days. IT.
capture Is expected, when an attack on
EhartOun will follow.
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coxernor stephens. OF Georgia.

ATLANTA. GA. october 24.-iion. y. H.
stcnbrn., Goyernor-clect, reached the city
, -. from Crawford,yille, accompanied
Wv number Of prominent citizens, in a
~ ;!ociol car He was met at the train by an
ipoT,"1 crowd with much enthusiasm,
a,'I ,,os driven 10 the Executive mansion
Az" oarriooe drawn by four white horses
II IIe viii he inaugurated in a few days.
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Rayases of the Manila Typhoom.

MADRID, October 2i.-An official dis
patch from Manila dated Dist instant
states that the typhoon destroyed all the
wooden and matched houses, and carried
away the iron and tiled roofs Of tine others.
Sixty thousand families are homeless. The
barracks. hospitals. Government offices.
and factories were destroyed. The loss OF
life. however, was relatively small. Ma'a-
san and Boutacan were also devastated.
Communication i interrupted between
Manila and the other towns on the Island
of IUZOn
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Personal.
. III 'wIrnN m nay CONCERN,

no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
L II appearing from Tie rturn 81 t Ie Sn,tin %
IN, rifv of Igifhnou upon a VIII ~ Injunction -
sued nm chanccry -uit pending IA louisa fcui
CONT wherein Z ,-prgr {. LathrOp, dong business
unlrr the hrm-namc and style " George \. "a =
thrnp 4 Co.: and ". i. johnson ana lieIh"rt
Wd,iger. parincrs doing business under W" nfin-
name aud style Of W. J. johnson Co. ar piAIh-
~ ,nJ II 4 Trtce. Jacob COIN. aud others are
attendants: that ne negotiable note cNecu t@l ny
lie said Tncc a. tie said Cohn. or order, payable
to wears aftcr date. foI the sum II xix ihonsAnn
an, - fhe Merchants National Bank ~ Rich-
mond. has not boon delivered up o The oflcer ssrs-
ING aid process. a. required hy The order ~ M
hereby warned from taking, receiving OF n'g"-
iiltlng SOD note. ,,...
Wttua... samuel II. Parsons, clerk ot Siid cour
mi, -ih dly Il october, 1852. ,.l.,.,,
~. an-int SAMUEL II. PARSONS.
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The Great Fire I'm Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 24.-The loss
by the fire in the timber yards by the
river Neya Is estimated at 100000 rou-
bies. The forests and peat boys are now
on fire for miles. around II. Petersburg.
The city has been covered for some days
with dense smoke. The fire in the timber
yards on the river Neya was got under
control at / o'clock this morning. The
damage is estimated at 10000, 900 r0uOIes.
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A Bad Dry i'm Montgomery Tor 'o""'
49,. Coupressman Paul Wiped ont.

Especial telegram to the Dispa'chj
CuRIsTIANsBURG, VA, October IL
1udce Rhea met Paul in discussion mere
to.dav. Paul gave fair terms. and was
calmly and beautifully handled by khea'
, mho ;ully exposed the Coalition. Paul re-
y" ~ 60 his anecdotes and loud appeals,
nut pbea was very incisive, and made II
had day for Coalition and Mr. faui'
THO county isfor Massey.
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Tho Revolt I'm SOudan.

LoNDoN, October PA Times dispatch
from Cairo says that Professor schwicn-
iurtb has communicated the following rom
Soudan: Last June 5000 Egyptian so.-
diers were surrounded by the troops Of the
False Prophet and massacred.' schwein-
Iurlh declares that the situation in Soudan
dwarfs Arabi's revolt into significance.
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,,.,,ous for Local Office In Ne"
work City.

NEW YORK. October A.-Ine s snl~1 aI'
Ian Campbell for Mayor, 1nd@cs Edward
Ter for County Clerk; JUL an Henry 7
Solomon, and eX-Congressnln a'r,. Colonel
SENDER for the Superior T0u II DE.
Emmons Clark for sherin W, III Edward
morest. DR.. Emil W. Hoeoci' III"
McCue for Coroners.
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Massachusetts Railroad Ohiciaisent
Jail.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, October 24.-Em,
er.on G.. Watson, engineer OF the Troy and
greenfield locomotive which ran into the
caboose loaded with workmen in the Hoo
soac-tunnel line last Saturday, causing sew
oral Deaths. was arraigned here to-day on
The charge Of homicide. He pleaded not
',milty and went to jail in default OF bail.
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-+"}liddlc measures are often bat mid
ding measures" Therc are no mid
dline>" about kidncy-Wort. II Is the
most thoroughly refined "GoWor' OF mcdi-
cine. Ii knows no halfway measures. hut
radically uprootS all diseases OF the Kid
ncv~. liver. and bowels. II ovcl throws
piles. aboli,hc, constipation, and treats the
system SO gently and >oothlngly a' 10 prove
il, true kind,hip to nature mall H. praises
II /, cparcd in both liquid and dry lolm'
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The A,tempt on King MiIan's Life.

LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Belgrade SAYS that a. King Milan entered
the Cathedral between two rows Of people
the woman Markowitch fired at him from
LARGE revolver. The bullet wounded a fe-
male spectator. The bystanders beat the
King's assailant until the Minister Of War
interiercd.
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TelepraDhic briefs.

A heavy gale ragged in England ye ester
dav oyernowing the riyer-banks. Tele-
graphic dispatches from the continent were
DELAYED by the storm. .,o,,
John Fisher, laborer on the new branch
% the Reading railroad, got drunk yesfr-
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Fire I'm New Orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS, October 2i.-J. sambola's
ano o" on Decatur street, was
h ,lnuoi IL Iast night. and several adjoining
buildings were partially den.r1 'gered Loss
estimated at $50, 700; partiaii! ihs''reu'
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..,., of BrownsviIIe. Texas.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, October ~. a'C o,n,re
are n NO yelIow-feyer cases here now. oM .1
a and no C suT continue very unhealthy.
The Jaxs are hot and the nights cool.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


r..,,-o,tb. Pain m the side. sometimes ihe pan
&. G.lt under the should r-hi'ut, ~ u,-el gen-
Rhernaii-m general To- ~ with laN the
i troubled with pain. /, dull ana ht'I !i,i ~
-idprtale los, of memory aNV'l'i ',n.thiur
n,intih sensation Of lclNIhS lDi,,lt d-, con
pih ought 10 have been done; sisu'i, often
VII h'.d face f. sometimes an ultcluin.
m ~ IN, for consumption; the It'leh iil t,r-
ned feet cold or burning, so'yit" are low ana
melton Of the skin exists sPil'i' 49, cvcrci-e
desnondcnt. and although s'tl,m vs., L,rdlv summon
SDIIJ lie beneficial, yet one Gan very rem
w Te'+tdc To- try tin fact, dls'iu V,,d the
~ several of the above symptnnin' irt fNw Of
disease bo! c9ses ei nay" SSyyamination after death has
tntn ,, ths LIVER to have been eN'thsN-' =! w
ranged. .,., or n
rr suOILD BE USEDBY ALL iEho w., ,r,1r
! I'm VoI-NG. WHENEVER ANY or lliT
,ROyE SYMPTOMS APPEAh'
orson travelling or living in unhealthy l9J ever
taking dose 0ccasl9hn"NN ~ Eiiinu, at
in healthy action viii aNoiI ~ depression
tacks, il%<t nr II Mil invieorate Ike gas -
ul u,-r - 40 INTOXICAiINE y hii,ostinn or
If you have eaten 9ny.n iineess at night, take
f,eI heavy after meals OF sI'S M
doee and you will be reheNou'
,r,,,r ,xDDoCTORs' BILLS WILL bE "a ' FL
ny nv ALWAYS KEEPING TIE ktuOHN
TOR IN THE HOUSE ..u,,,.,ly
..,.or the ailment may be- thor" , ,n : :
FOR. "lEat'' ,,,-T Alternative. AND lt.,,,T -
S'tic - ~, ~ Mace The renew j. IL, ON
never nI US XoT INTERFERE WITH III
PLEASURE.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE
IN, al the power and efficacy OF 6a,U eicct IS
aMlldIo me without any Of Tie injurious
GOVERNORS TESTIMONY
Liver Regulator has been an IN u, T' N VA, al
.id,, t,,r .0Inc time ana an at',c,.
ianl'? itdition 20 the medical scien.of Alabama.
liable "Iu e;fff' SHORT III, Govern" -
.,ovopder II. stevens OF Gtorsi' ~ SIM
Hon. AeAt," s,,r beneht from The use ~ 0 mr.
4 il",N river Regulator, ana WIS" -
thcr trial .r NrVFr FAILS II
/ .c,, ONLY THING THAT NENhhU,i,i Car Dys
; i,us,,r 81 have used MAJ! ttii,,v INT ucyt
/ KILT ivcr Affection, ana ',''' -, thr extcn
2 pr Rand any thing 10 ben.n nm sent from Min
ht't i" liver Regulator hiS, III seud furlhc
Simn"i9 Irorgla for il, ana ~nuIq 80 ali win
nesoh medicine. and Wouu "fIhh - IN .eenl
/ for sucl, . Effected to give II 4 u i, ."
are slhi' tt1g that never fails 70 INi'rIis Mimi
the oh'I mp p. NJ. JANNEl' Min"'''i -,.,,.
~ Mason says; From aS p.'gn,afor In IN
pL. ,sr OF simmons Liver ~ pil,ied 10 use an,
prac.irG,SS II as a purgative me'lci"'' ,.,,. ho
pre'crio' a,,y ,he GENUINE, which always h'
Ae a. the RED Il TRADE-MAhka anu 80 o''
on the WRAPPER VI" J. II. zEILIN & co.
NATURE OF ,rco1sTs.
se0g-F&Wly ------------
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Especial telegram TO the Dlspa'V ~,
,,nSprpc. VA. october A.-The con-
,..aaa,,op OF Tabb-Street PRESBYTERIAN
grosa an ,h;s afternoon unanimously elected
y pDy' Robert p. Kerr, OF Savannah Ga'' as
. nu rice DIR. Witherspoon, resigned
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,,,.rxT AND PLASTER.

1cXTAND line scho " Irelh cargo of
~ onpicI, FITS" KO' MINER MOORE,
low from ves-ei Lump aud OI.n' ,iae ~ Dock
foot SeNe'''' Zoe 25-2tl ---==
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p.,,.x,xauia Congressional Nomfna'
| lion.

PITTSBURGH, PA. October 2i.-After a
doadIorI Of nearly three months the Re-
nu iJ conferecs Of the Twenty-iourth
con p%p rre.s,onaI district this morning noml-
mated nate Hon. George V. Lawrence, OF wash
in,,tou county.
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rho Irish Question and the Vatican.

IoxpoN, October 2i.-The correspondent
o,tbe Standard at Rome says he has eX-
ceIIent authority for believing that Arch
lisbon Croke will be summoned 10 that
citv in the course Of the winter to confer
with the Pope in regard to the state OF
Ireland.
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Punished for the Larceny OF u Ca
dayer.

EDINBURGH, October 24.-The man SOU
tar, whose trial for stealing the body OF the
Earl Of Crawford and Balcarres was 1e-uii
yesterday, has been iou ai ss r,lty;d a""
! fenced 10 five years penal serNHuue'
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France.

LONDON, October PA dispatch TO me
min, Veirs from Paris states that all the
Anarchists arrested few days since there
were released on their own recognlzahccs'
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s nruEs. WAGONS &C.

- CAFE. STYLISH MA w
d &c uonsrs-.,und and well '''''-~ ',.,v,.
% '' JAMES swEFNEfs'
Ieulb street.
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WuEAT.-White. Az bushels fair L. very Rooh
atsi.OT t. Sl.l5. Red. lao bushels go"1 Ian. -
,rat ii Io'tnsII5: 7j2 bushes mixed on PR
vs,e tsrine. los bushels mixed al sl.IO; Euo
bnshel. seed Fultz al sl.l4; 1896 bushels COM
mon ~ very good Fnltl az 95c. "a , -. 1870.
C0HN-Whiie. - bushels prime ' h@lhta ne"
an uriyatc terms: 23z bushels prime Virginia
new AZ 10 - 75c.; "a bushels prime Virginia
tOldI II 9rc. 49,, ,o, ,.,.. lin.
mcnt.. 3lo bale. Quotations; MiddAng' lote''
low middlug lO-tr.
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Florr-We quote: Fine. s32j@S3.5O; srIcr'
6ne. .3.jOas a: extra. si.709si'9. ~ l""'
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NV yOuK COTTON FI,Tl-Rr>.
MAXINE INTELLIGENT.

PORT or RICHMOND, OCTOBER -. 1855
AlI.INII.
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THOMAS J. sTARkE a SONS.
l 4O5 BROAD sIEtEr. ElonNoNp. NA;.
dealers IN SCHOOL. COlIfGE. RELIGIOUS,
! sTNDAY-SG lIOOL. And MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS II all kind, Al lowest cash prices. FlNE-
CENT PIANO >llEET-MI SIC. SPEt ACbto
/ and EYEGLASSES specially Catalogn.~ sh
/ free on Application. an Zf-~m
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Lydia l.. Pmkham's Vegetable Com
pound cures all female complaints by re-
moving the cause.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. october "a, 1852.
SALES-FIRST BoARD.-l0 shares Planters Ma
tlonal Bank at 1914. 80 do. at l2l.
SECOND BoAED.-l,oCO Petersburg Railroad
bonds. 4" Glass A." At 81; $1,000 Virginia l0-40's
at 42.; 20 shares Columbia and he pre-
q. L.
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SCliOOL BOOKS.

WEST. JOHNSTON s 60. are receiving theif
large supply of - IOOL AND COLLEGE TEAr-
BOOKS. which aro offered Tor sale ~ the loves
price. IBLIC-~CIiOOL BOOKS sold at State
ufiec-. Catalogue, Furnished upon application
order, solicited and promptly attended 10.
WEST. JOHNSTON & co,
- 10 III hhln sii'fG
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., Hungarian Poet.

VIENNA, October 2i.- II, y III HI"'' '''
celeJratcd Uur 'giHn rce'' = 49,
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rnnrnFNEMrnnr NEMs. .ron,nei. Leg

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lurav. -rheru'rloru. Oli Point and
Hampton. m.rtI1uli. 1nd pt- .neDr-. thtsa-
p,Jk, lnd ohio Railway Company and sailed on
r.furn.
steamer trcoalr. Dtik. q. rci.ntirc and pas
.,ugCr-. ~nithlrld. tlt aurthc and ohio Railway
/ Company ItuG b. ilci on rturnl.
steamer Pamiico. Bourne, emithhcll, morchan-
/ disc and passengers.
~AttED.
steamship Inc'hcy lBrl. Bait. Norfolk, 10 losd
/ cotton Tor Liverpool having taken on iuei cDal
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BY Telegraph.


Nry YORK. october 24.-Cotton steady; sac So
c-Qh.Ir. uulaud.. l0lc.; orleans ii l-lot.
.V Jaf.j nrt receipts. 33.J7Z bales; EXPORT
49, cr~at Britaiu. j.IjU bale, 10 the c"huh, h''
cas b,le. southern 10ur less actIFt ana Ia'h'
Sye.k. common % fair extra ff.1U@ sO.4o' t'vl
~ Choice extra. Sj.45ds7. Wheat opened LehNy
ana T., lc lower. hut sub,t7l tnty becti|, strong
IS and recovered most 81 the ''ne' tl'alhE very
6rr, Al about thc highest points u.yf@9td rtn
- - MsII5.: No. 3 red. -lUtsw sI.Vts' IN
.,-,dcd white. S5c.a.rl.lP No. red, bctlHtr'
- no. III SI.O9 b: November. sl.J9'r toIn
on.rsd m2c. tower and unsettled nut Al ~tI1
recovered k0lc. Il thc decline ci'sIhR Wy
sfeady. busines. purely speculative; thsI"n' = 20
~ Co. NJ. ? october. SOMe7c.; November 100.
S0Lr Oats ), G g.. lover and les, aettt' ci9sihk
stronger; No. 3, 39.c.: No. white So h2ls
etrcngiv hold and in good demand; Ne" l"iA,,
7oE'-5c. Tor choice aud fancy. COnet-oPtt .u'l
nj ,achanged sugar unchanged ana uIi' la !,
80 gnod r, timing quoted at 7sg74'i rehh'.i quo ga
~ 80 TLr: refined steady ana quiet h"its7'
Sfo,dv aud auicf: New ore NJ. oVt. -. ~
,,i.t and "A bou, stetdV; domestic. oMott. h.sl'
t,,,te, and unchanged al 81 = 3a- 20. iuf!tntn,
tt,tet aud about steady 80 56Notsc. "".t hIm
"a ,,th.r ouief. Pork moderately achft anu az ~
,ntvhat stronger, rs symp1thy WIZ ln' " -,
H. ~ now mes. spot. a. -SB.5o; Octotfr go
Ss59: November. s22G ~ 90. Middle du.i quo
1omfn,l' Lard o. lOc. higher aud larry AchNe
eInsiny with the advance partly lot sAits ~
mime ,,eam. spot. part, sl2.bOms I-.fa: bc'n-
fer sl2.5nmsl2.6o; November sIl'vVei
slI97S. Freight, dl!l.
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TVIt 7 Ut III IIMVNITf VIIWbkh "a ItFs-
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail m,rrl Sndi-e. and passenger, l.. u. Tainia
superintendent.
schooner Henry Hand. Campbell. Windsor. NJ
=. plaster. amor Moore.
schooner Maggie b., ton, Rockand, lime
Warner Moore.
schooner John =. Beccher. Quln. New York
pir-irou. Ola Dominion Iron and Nail-N orkS.
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch. Sew York. mcr-
chandi q .id pa.-,nccrs. t. ". Allen 4 CO.. agent
steamer J. ". lScrmAn. smith. philadelphia,
merchandise and Passenger. >. ". McCarick,
agent.
Bark wcnlita l\or.l, Nielsen, Cadiz, slaves
vessel. Curtis 4 BIrA.
schooner Three Friends Egg7n. Philadelphia
rig-irol and Poplar wood, 'urti- Parker
SAILED FROM rLRNUpA HUNDRED.
schooner llat,. Baker. Cfo.-, \ew Norh, Goa
Currlc a. Go.
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BALTIMORE.

RNriMoEE. October 24.-tlo9r aad and
s,s,dy Wheat-Southen easy aAd lover ~
s.eaan VA lower: -outhtrn nd, sl.O5ee:lVe .
smher' sI.iO0sl.l5; No. l haJyland' si:v,y ~
No western winter red, spot and oelot ef, ~ 20
1..I O1L Cnrll-S Southern scarce ana hfi"' 49,
ey s,, 80 and quiet: southern white, ee~9Uc.s
ynl,oSv sGas7c. Oats drm and higher; so9tie sll'
k0i,53r. western white, HOW ih'N''' 7tvt
80 % b., -,v,-.fs f.@.f"r Prov if'
,.,a ,,,y. ,oLsS que, sna 49,. NO. .''' 49,
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EAITnoRr. October 24.-EIgnia s., con.o.i'
ted, So second -Dics. 50: nc" IO-fV s' - b
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. october "A, 1882.
OFFERINGS.


WuEAr.-Whitc. sos Bushels Ped, 1880 busi
els.
COEN.-WLite. no bushels.
MENL-5O bushels.
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PETERSBURG.

PAINFUL ACC1nENT-APPoINTNUN OF DEMO-
CRATIC SUPP RVISoBS-ACCIuENT To \ CHI
I'm Or fRFlELD-HEJNSWICK CIR
CUT CoUET->yRvEY OF THE RICHMOND AND
NORTH CAROLINA RALRoAD-DARING Al
TEMPT AT EoBBEEY-PBoPoSED RAILROAD
SUBSCRIPTION.
The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-08-10

The editor of the Garden, (London
Eng) has kindly furnished us the
following valuable information to
American farmers:
The report which we have received
from Messrs. J. W. Draper and Son,
Oovent Garden, the principal London
agents for the sale of American apples
indicate that the crop is most prolific
this season. From personal observation
We gather that in England the crop
is comparatively failure; in France
a poor half crop is calculated upon;
in Germany one-third crop only; in
Holland only half a crop and in Bel
GUM not half crop-thus the pros
poets were never more favorable fos
shipments from America to England
than they are this year. The Amer
loan apple trade, formerly monopolised
by Liverpool, has during the last few
years Gin consequence of direct steam
communication been gradually di-
verified to London which market now
completes favorably with that of Liv-
erpool.
The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-08-10

Now that the River and Harbor
Appropriation bill has become u law
il may be well to state precisely the
sums that will be expended in this
Congressional district. The Ranco-
cas- river, New Jersey, comes in for a
$4,000 appropriation. In order to
accommodate the present considerable
business Of this stream a mean low
water channel six feet in depth and
100 feet wide and dyke are to be
constructed. at the estimated cost of
1000. 1t is intended to extend
this channel to Centreton, II miles
from the mouth of the Rancocas, at
the cost of $4,000, and to make q
five-foot low-water channel to Mount
Holly, at an additional expense Of
$4,000. The entrance to Cohansey
creek from the Delaware Bay is over
q wide mud shoal which the Govern
ment purposes to remove at an early
date. Many distractions are found
within the city limits Of Bridgeton
lying at the head of navigation, and