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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Vow York Democratic State COnven.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
BUFFALO. September 27.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day and or
ganized temporarily, with Alfred {. Cha
Din, OF Kings county. ~ chairman. Com
mittees were appointed and a recess taken.
The usual contesting delegations from New
York city were present, and their claims
were referred TO the Committee on Gre
dentials. At the evening session the Com
mittee on Credentials reported in favor OF
admitting from New York county the IS
members OF the county Democracy, "a OF
Tammany Hall, and 10 of Irving Hall al
most without debate, and with only pro-
test from one Of Tammany's members.
The report was adopted, the previous ques-
ton having been ordered by vote OF $50
TO 90.
The Convention nominated Isaac II. May
nard for Secretary OF State by 2O9 votes
against 173 for William Purcell. the last
Democratic candidate who was defeated.
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MISS DANIEL WILL RESUME HER
WI AFTERNOON CLASS y ENGLISH LITE
RATCRE ON MONDAY MKT. october H..
Tie class will meet MONDAY AMI THURSDAY
from a. % o'clock az the Valentine House. core
ncr Ninth and Capitol streets. 81 .6-lw
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SEw YoRh IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2J.-Thc marEct throughout re-
mains dull. with very little interest shown by buy
ers. who are taking only small lots. The feeling
Is weak. and " would be difficult 10 sell impOrtaut
lots except at decided concessions. The follow
ing are the quotations: American pig. No. ], AZ
SZl.5OMt23; No. ., $50 $1,000; forge at ! =
Msl9; Scotch pig ~ sea Ms2250 for Glongar-
mock: $3.50 $3.50 for Coltncss: t2O.5ONr-2l
for EgntOn. and f22.25@ S22.7j for summer
lee; s23tLS23.z5 for Langl0an: .22.5oMsI3 for
Gartscherrlc: s22m $3.50 for Carubroe. Amer
ican steel rails at 1910 f37 so Al mills for future
delivery. and f3s.50@s 39 for spot; Old rails at
s23 tor T. and $50 for d. b.. wrought scrap, 81
aces from yard, and 422d s22.jO ~ ship
LOnrnnk VI lOmnnercc.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, September 81. 1888.
Stocks opened strong, with an advance of .nA
as compared with last nights closing. Chicago.
burlington and Quincy, Denver, and Northern
Pacific being the failures Before the first yall
weaker tone set In. and Wizards broke lob.
The general list fell on 's0lE. In sympathy
Northern Pacific declined 10 a. preferred to 6+i,,
oregon Transcontnental TO 81, Denver 10 27s,
Northwestern to 12j. Louisville and Nashville 70
10 fg3 Lake shore 10 1O2 Jersey Central 10 su'a,
Manitoba 10 100. Union Pacific to ss.. Western
Union 10 S7e. Later on there was a sharp rally
Of sM2k. Still later another decline Of slDl4
took place. After o'clock, however, speculation
became more active and buOyant. prices moving
up 10 the highest OF the day, being sG2s above
tie lowest Of the day. The Improvement was
well distributed. but tho most noticeable gains
were made by Wizards. Northwestern. Louisville
and Nashville. Lake shore, New Jersey Central.
Reading. Western Union. Pacific and Manitoba.
The market left OFT az the best OF to-day Transac-
tions, 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-Virginia 6's. con-
solldafcd. 43; past-duc coupons, A.: new lO-4O's.
49,. Bid to-day.
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observation-disclosures Yesterday.

IBy telegraph % the Dispatch.I
Providence: Providence, ,; Buffalo, 4.
Boston: Boston. 4 Cleveland. /.
Philadelphia Chicago, 8; Philadelphia,
3.
New York Detroit, 10; New York, 2.
Cincinnati: Metropolitans, 3; Cincinna-
ii. 0.
Louisville: Athletics, 3; Eclipse, 6.
Columbus Columbus, 4 Baltimore, 6.
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YeIIow.Fcyer Preventative.
fHv telegram TO the DlspatchI

10y tItFIAIlII % VIC '7I7F71FVEI'I
SAN Francisco, September 2.-lt is pro-
posed to establish an inland quarantine at
Yuma, Arizona, TO prevent the intoduc-
ton OF Mexican yellow-feyer into the
United States. II is understood that rail-
road authorities Will cooperate. The yel-
low-iever has broken out at Lapaez, where
the he at is intense, and people are said to
be fleeing in all directions to escape the
fever and in search OF cooler atmosphere.
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a LITERARY MAN WENT WEsT.-The
limestone water OF Ohio disordered his
bowels and laid him on bed OF sickness
with horrible cramps. For three days and
nights he was wretched. Then he said,
:. Why didn't l think Of Perry Dayis's
Pain-Kllers He sent for it and expert
enced such prompt and thorough relief
that he said he was a fool for not getting
il at first.
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Maryland Republican Politics.

Thy teIegraph 20 INe DIspzIch.T
BALTIMORE, September 27.-The Repub-
lican state Convention to-day unanimously
nominated Hart b. Halton as its candidate
for Governor, DR.. Washington Smith for
Comptroller, and Il. Stockett Mathews for
Attorney General. Mr.. Ilalton, the candi-
date for Governor, is a prosperous farmer
and member-eect TO the next Congress
from the Fifth district. At the election
last fall his majority over Chapman Demo
craft was .536. Two years before Chap
mans majority over his Republican op-
moment WAS $40.
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steamer Rotterdam Stranded.

Thy telegraph 70 Inc DlsDiich.I
NEW YORK, September PA London
special says: The steamer Rotterdam, Of
the Netherland American steam Navigation
Company. was stranded at noon to-day in
the Bernhard. and lies i'm a bad condition.
Mr.. Cazaux, the general agent OF the Meth
erlands American Navigation Company,
received the following dispatch this after
noon
" Amsterdam, September p. -Retterdam
stranded. Passengers landed. Vessels
saving dubious"
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TIE TURF.
Brfghton.Bcach Races.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. |


NEW YORK, September 27.-First race
purse $3.50. for two-year-olds. selling allow
ances, three quarters OF amile-Ligon won
Boulottc second, Peerless third. Time
1:17l.
Second race-purse $3.50. selling allow.
ances, one mile and furlong-Gath won
Montauk second, Harry Mann third. Time,
1:57S.
Third race purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, one and one eighth miles-Arsenie
won; Dizzy Blonde second, Electrifier
third. Time, 1:j7.
Fourth race-purse $3.50. for three-year-
olds and upwards, one and one quarter
miles-lliarl,y wen; Ida b. second, Red
Fox third. Time. 2:12t.
Fifth rdce-pursc $3.50, for all ages, three
quarters OF a mile-Brad won; Little Ka-
tie second, Joe third. Time, 1:ljl.
Louisville JOckcy-CIub Races.
LOUISVILLE. KY. September 27.-First
race-Louisyille stakes. for all ages, S25 en-
trance, $500 added, divided, mile-heats-
Cleaner won the first heat, April Fool the
second. Freeland the third. Time. 1:4G9
Freeland won the second heat in 1:4j :;
Cleaner the second. Frecland won the
third heat IN l:4jt.
Second race-purse $500. divided, Sell
ing allowances, one and one eighth miles
McBowling won; Gallileo second, LEAK
third. Time, 1:594.
Third race Walnut-Hlli stakes, for two
year-oids, one mile-Modesty won; Cora
Baker second, Conkling third. Time,
1:47t.
Fourth race-purse $3.50, for three-ycar-
Olds, one add one-siXteenth miles-Centre-
vile won: Vanguard second, Oliyette
third. Time, 1929.
Fifth race-Association purse OF $500 for
two-year-olds, five furlongs-Bob Miles
won; The Admiral second, Easter third.
Time, 1:02t.
Ncw-Market Races.
LONDON. September 27.-At the New
Market first October meeting to-day the
race FOR the Grand Duke Michael stakes,
FOR three-year-olds, was won by Haymako
by length; Ladislas second and Keene's
Bolero third.
The New Market October handicap race
was won by Mcmahon by ten lengths.
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NEWS At HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT TIE WIRES BRING US.
Exciting Day at she Abingdon Fair
A NUMBER OF FIGHTs--A NEGRO SHOT AND
lNSTlSTIy KILLED.

INSTANTLY KILLED.
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
ABINGDON, VA, September 27.-The fair
to-day has been quite exciting. In the
forenoon several fights were very nearly
approached and n number OF pistols drawn
on account Of the officers arresting a num-
Der Of men who were running different
kinds Of gaming-tables.
ON the grounds in the afternoon, just as
the races were about 20 end. David Duff,
OF this county, shot and instantly killed
Emeut Gilmore (coloredl, from Russell
county. II seems that the negro and Duff
had had some difficulty n few minutes be-
fore the killing, and that the negro had
drawn pistol on Duff and wonld have
shot him had not Dun fed. Duff immedi-
stely went and 90: pistol, found the ne
gro just in front Of the amphi,heatre,
and fired upon him. At the first
shot the negro fell dead, rolling out
on the track. Duff snapped his pistol
1T him three times more, but il would not
90 oil. Dun made no effort TO escape. He
was Immediately arrested and placed in
TAIL.
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Historic Houso.Hirfng.

[By telegraph to The Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 27.-The
Ereninq Star says that James G.. Blaine
has leased Cor a term Of years his magni-
ficent new residence upon which he spent
so much time and money, and has only oc-
cupied few months. The lessee is Chi
cago merchant named Letter, who will take
possession soon. Mr.. Blaine and family
will remain in Washington this winter.
No reason or explanation is published.
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Pursuit of "a Louisiana Murderer.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-The
Times Democrats Opelouses Ia.) special
saws: William McNeely was shot dead yes
terday by a man named Lane. The muir
derer escaped, but posse is in pursuit.
II he is captured he will probably be
lynched.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NiHETT
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER % For western leaf NE marke,
hes strong tone 40 the advance that has been
made within Weei. " 4 G &c.. with very fair IN
tcrcst OF buyeIs. SecG-lcif d. also wanted more
freely Al strong prizes. sale, $50 hogsIeads
Kentucky leaf at 7HIAc.: l.2Op eases 1852
Pennsylvania az l4Hl7c.; 1900 cases 1852
state at l26d 7c.; SEQ eases ! Ss2 scw England
at IN 49,: 200 cases 1882 Wisconsin Havana
At lsc: 900 bales Havana at SOc.qsI .l5 -
Journal II Commerce..
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TelograDhic Briefs.

The fire at HALEY, Utah, which caused a
loss OF $4,000, was incendiary, and Mrs.
+. NJ. SlsSson, Iodgng-house keeper, is
under arrest for the crime.
Miss Julia f. May, who lately joined the
Hess Opera Company, took an electric bath
at Milwaukee and an attendant rubbed her
body with croton oil instead alcohol, Ia
king all the skin of, and her life is in dam
ger.
Professor Brooks, OF the observatory at
Phelps, Y. Y. has been awarded the War
ner prize for 5000 for his discovery OF the
comet OF 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Difficulties Among Paper-Men.

BY telegraph % TIE Dispatch.J
NEW YORK, September 27.-Charles s.
Clark, paper-manufacturer, has brought an
action against the Morning Journal Asso-
bins, and - Robinson, directors. for an
accounting and q receiver. The plaintiff
alleges that the stock OF the corporation
has been Incorporated, large issues Of
II having been made TO Albert Pulitzer
without consideration.
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Rishnn Elected.

[By telegraph 20 the Dispateh.I
NEW YORK, September 27.-At the Pro-
testant Episcopal Convention to-day. Rev.
DR.. Potter, OF Grace church, New York,
was elected assistant and successor Of his
uncle, the present bishop. Horatio Potter.
He is son Of the late Bishop Alonzo Pot
ter. OF Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Catholic Freem asOus.

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
MONTREAL, September PA papal am
bassador is now on his way from Rome TO
Montreal to inquire into the rapid spread
of Freemasonry among the adherents Of
the Catholic faith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Ctvtl.Rfghts Case.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, September 27.-To-day Man
agcr l.. Degive, OF Degiye's Opera-House,
was arrested ut the instigation OF w. ID.
Moore, colored man, who was elected
from the Opera-House last winter for in
sisting upon sitting among the white peo-
pie. Degiye Is TO be prosecuted under the
ciyil-rights law.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Mr., Bradlaugh's Rights.

~ VHUIt 10 TThIfNNII'I
LONDON, September 27.-Mr. Bradlaugh
has addressed letter TO Sir Stafford North
cote In which he declares that he will
again demand his seat In the House OF
Commons on the reassembling OF Parlia-
ment, and charges Sir Stafford Northcote
with causing sll the mischief that has
grown out OF the continued violation OF
his (Mr. Bradlaugh'sl rights.
A Prevented Priss-FfEht Generates
5000 Another. .UffF
OTrAwA, OSr.. September 27.--A prize
fight between two Frenchmen was ar.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyE.sTocK MARKET

RICHMOND LiNE->FCEk MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 2f.-Priccs this week ranged as fol-
lows:
Beef Cdtfie.-Very best, 5isc.: extra. 5Mjsc.;
good, &c: common 10 good fair qU-lty. 2leeo.c.
BuiiS.-3M4e.
Ntich COicS.-s25 si5.
Vtdis.-f51Sll per head.
hetp.-3T64sc.
LGDibS.-4 MJ.c.
HOgS.-7G lac, net.
About AZ head Of beef cattle. Jli hogs. and
4fO sheep and lambs were on the market during
,hf ,Xa,L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
suicide OF an Editor.

IBy ItIeYfapb % Inc D1spatcb.I
ST. LOUIS, September 27.--Coionel Frank
Davidson, late OF the firm Of Marmaduke,
Brown a. Co., Of this city. and well-known
Ia the West and South, suicided yesterday
NJ Van Buren,. Ark. where he had lately
been editing newspaper. Financial en-
hnrrassment Is said TO have been the cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Recognizing the importance of thorough pre-
p1raiory study. the principal Of this depa rtment
makes special effort to train pupils for advance
ment into the higher branches.
Pupils are received at the age Of cight years.
II l. Important that those proposing 10 graduate
should pass through this thorough course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Nrw WORK PEANIT MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 25.-NO further changes IN prize 5
but a good temper 10 the market. with no abait-
ment Of confidence and far trade demand Salc'
are at ID. lGl2.c. for best hand picked, and lie
for eNtra.-JyuTHdt Of Commerce.
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Bayurd on Butler.
AN ALLEGED INTERVIEW DIsCLAIHED.
rItv faleUror,h IN tho DispafchI

lDy telegraph to the Disratch.I
WILMINGTON, DEL, September 27.-
Senator Bayard authorizes the Every ECe-
ntnq to declare the Chicago Herald inter-
view on Butler a sheer fabrication. He
SAYS he declined to be interviewed and the
Herald man did all the talking. All Sena-
tor Bayard recalls saying is that he did not
know Butler to be Democrat and that his
past did not enti,le him to be considered
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corps Of TEN TEACHERS has been on
pi0yci most OF whom have long becu igentlnet
with the Interests OF the school.
The various school, arr arranged according 20
tho University system. and the standard of gIs.dn-
alton Is not surpassed by any school South.
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Nomination Declined.

By ItItRrapI 70 Iht DItIIaIcII.I
B0sroS, September 27.-F. o. Prince
who was nominated yesterday for Lieuten-
an.-Governor on the Democratic ticket.
cabled from Europe declining the nomina-
fion
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COMMERCIAL.
fRAIN AMD COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHIOND, September 27, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whltc, GO bushels. Rcd, G.7lS
bushels.
CORN.-Nhite. fJG bushels.
OATS-2.0f2 bushels.
NEAL.-GO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Rei, 36i bushels common 10 very
good Longberry ~ q7c. 10 SIP; 800 bushels
mixed AT SLIP: 3sS bushels good 10 very good
ShOrtbcrry al II .Oj 10 Bios.
CORN.-Whitc. 456 bushels very good NJ Soc.
OATs.--i2 bushels fair winter 3t 4Jc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

In the Institute Home IS found every comfort.
together with all that pertains 10 the thorough
cultdre of young ladies: and the extensive pa
tronago. not only from Virginia. but from the ea-
u south. at,ests the eXcellencies Of this depart
mont.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
HNIYERSTrY sCHOOL. PETERS.

Y BURG. VA.-The nineteenth annual session
begins MONDAY, October lst. Thorough prcpa-
ration for University Of Virginia aud United
states Military ana Naval Academies. Highly
recommended by Facnltv Of the University ~
virginia. Fun staff ~ Instructors. Pupil uni
formly successful. Situation helthfnl. Early APP
DicatiOn advised. number of bOlricrs Is strictly
limited. For catalogue address
V. GORDON MCCA
an J-2m Head Master.
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Incsndiary Fire In Galveston.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

GALVESTON. TEXAS, September ~
At Houston yesterday en- incendiory fire,
DESTROYED the Porter residence. Loss
$4,000. .m ~ asfia
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SALES REPORT


Flour We quote: Fine. s9@t3.5O; superfne,
S3.25Mf3.75: extra. Sf.75MfJ; family, f5G
$3.50; Patent s66s6.75.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND. VA,
CORNER TENTH AND MARSHALL STREETS.
FACULTY.

The thirty first annual session of this Institution
WIN open MONDAY. September l7th.
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SCHOOL OF MTSIC.

Tie VOCAL DEPARTMENT will he prrsiieq
over by a celebrated concert singer and lne piln-
ST. who has been thoroughly lifted for her wOrA
by masters both I'm America aud Europe.
Miss DU>TNAN. who has been IN. Director Of
Music 10 the Institute during The past five years.
has cn!srgei her corps Of assistants, and viii now
be- able 10 receive pupils in the city not otherwise
connected with the school. lho.e wishing % &c
Themselves for teaching should avail thcmselycs
Of the rare advantages offered by this department.
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>rw WORK sIu,C MARKET.
by Telegraph.

SEPTEMBER 25.-QuOted AT sj5ai60 for Yir
GINA. and s0j@slU2 FOR sicliy.-Jour"dt Of
Commerce.
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AIfonso's Visit TO Paris.

PARIS, September PA majority Of The
newspapers here deprecate the exhibition
on the part Of the people OF anything re-
sembing open resentment upon the occa-
sion OF King Aliouso's arrival here at his
Maiesty's acceptance Of the colonelcy OF a
regiment OF German Uhlans conferred By
bismarck
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Cork, September 27.-The police Of this
city have found five hundred cartridges
Tor Snider rifles, six bayonets. and a re-
yolver concealed in yard in Peacock
Lane
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ST. PETERSBURG, September Fit is
reported that the Russian Government
will issue a noto to the European Powers
taking exception to the recent changes IN
the Government OF Bulgaria by which
Prince Alexander removed the Russian
Ministers, Generals Sobeloif and kanlbars.
and placed NJ. Larkof 1iberaD at the head
of his Cabinet
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The Liverpool Suspect.

LONDON. September o. The Bank OF
England has reduced its rate Of discount
irom'3t to per cent. The bullion in the
Bank ofaEngland has increased G137,000
Il 10 r,.onl-
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
I No. 10 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION:

The nineteenth session of this school viii begin
tn RSDAN, September 2uih.
BOYS OF eleven year, 0f age received; or. II well
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Frcnch.Chinese Negotiations.

PARIS, September 27.-Prime-Mnister
Ferry held conferences yesterday and to-
day with the Marquis Tscng, the Chinese
Ambassador.
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The Situation In Bulgaria Dangerous
Reports Discredited.

ST. PETERSBURG. September 27.-The
Journal dc 81. Petersburg regards the
situation in Bulgaria a. dangerous.
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For catalogue or information apply by mail or
In person to MISS sALLEY u. HAMMER,
Principal.
Principals Office hours from Q 10 | 4. VI.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. September 81. 1883.
sALEs-FRsT BoARD.-i,O00 Virginia new SIS
at5lh
SECOND BoARD.-3,00O Virginia new IS at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
NJ T. w e. q o ID : .

We have now on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK OF GOODS, consisting OF
DINNER, SUPPER, BREAKfAsr-, TEA,
GAME, aud oYsTER-sLrs,i In great variety and
a. low prices; also, a full line Of NOVELTIES and
HousE.Yu.NisniNG GOODS.
T.. 10. TAYLOR,
ioll Main street.
Te,enhone No, $780,
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OptIon contracts In grain and provisions Cot
ton aud petroleum bought and sold on Chicago
ana New 'York Exchanges. Room 30. 1. Colnm.
Ian Biock. Telephone No., 336. Reference
Tirst National Bank, Richmond,Va. se 2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

I :. SOURCES CLASSICAL AND
Il. ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner Of sixth ant
Franklin streets, viii ho RESUMED SEPltM-
GER ISTH. Number limited to 80 many As can
be carefully tauSht by tie Principal aided by
teachers IN the Modern Languages. \. H.. Mrs.
SQIlRF'S BOARDING AND DAN-St HDDL
FOR LITTLE MISSES AND YOUNG LADIES
90 be resumed at the same time. For terms &C.,
Of either school, send for circulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

LONDON, September IA dispatch from
Hong Kong to Reuters Telegram Com
pany dlscredits the reports Of impending
trOublpS i'm Canton
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.nLD DOMINION BUSINESS COL

No. 1901 MAIN STREET.
Seventeenth session begins OCTOBER lsr.
Bookkeeping. Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, Political Economy. Pcnmanship,
Forms. SC. GEORGE VI. NltlI.
au Slim Principal.
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ReDortea Shooting OF Parnell.

LONDON, September PA report is in
circulation here that Parnell has been
shot. but it needs confirmation. Inquiry
/. hnine, nndn ~ tn IT, correctness
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DURE CIDER VINEGA AR AND A
full line OF FRESH SPICES for picking pur-
poses can be found at
MCCARTHY & HAYNEs's,
anal 627 east Broad street
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Diplomas 10 American Exhibitors.

VIENNA, September 27.-Three diplomas
have been awarded to American exhibitors
In the Electrical Exhibition here.
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CHINA, GLAsSwARf, &c.

HARROLDS CHINA-sTORE,
III SIT BaoAD STREET.
DECORATED DINNER, TEA. snd CHAM
BER-sETs: RICH sILVER-PLATfD WAKE.
We carry the largest liue aud sell at the lowest
prices. ~zl-sm