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GREENE COUNTY.

Ala meeting OF The people of Greene county,
held in their Courthouse, on Saturday, The 2lsl
of November, 10 take into consideration the pro-
prely OF extending The Louisa Railroad from
Gordonsville (he present depo) 10 The base Of The
Blue Ridge mountains, on motion John u. Du-
laney was appointed chairman, and William n.
Mills secretary.
Alter The meeting was organized, Mr.. VIM. n.
Robertson and Dr. VIM. H addressed the meet
ing in plain and good coinmon-sense s'yie on
The advantages of extending lhc said road. Alter
which. on motion, The meeting came 10 The follow.
ing resolutions
i. ReWired, Tha. We, the people Of Greene,
are in favor Of extending the said Railroad from
Gordonsvie to some favorable spot on The East
ern base ofhe Blue Ridge mountains Tor The pre-.
sent, with design in future Of extending The same
westward 10 the Ohio River.
. Resolved, That The chances are more favo-
rable 10 The Stana rdsvile route than they can pos
sby be by the Charlottesville, as The country be-
tween The former and Gordonsville is less broken
and uneven than between The laller and Gordons-
vile; and that we will use all honorable means in
our power in favor of The said extension.
s. Resoired, That The following gentlemen be
appointed 10 procure signatures 10 petition The
Legislature for the said extension, TO vii. VIM.
Sims, Jr., Dr. VIM. Hill, Wyat ;. Beazley,
Capt. Oliver Finks, Capt. James +. Finks, Maj.
John B. White. E. J. Williams, Capt William
Chapman, Henry B. Winsow, Major Jacob
Haines, Thomas G. Garth and Benz. White.
T. Resolved, That The following gentlemen be
appointed as Committee 10 wrile memorial 10
the next General Assembly OF Virginia, stating
the advantages that would accrue 10 the people in
this section If The said Railroad was extended,
viz: William Il. Mills, DR.. VIM. Hill, Wyatt
s. Beazley, John N. Sorrille, and WIN. R. Robert
son.
On motion,
Rcsolved, That lbe Chairman and Secretary
sign these proceedings, and send the same 10 the
Richmond Enquirer and Wing Tor publication.
JOHN g. DULANEY, Chm.
VIM. r. Mills, Sec'y.
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To Tie Editors Of The Enquirer:
MADISON COUNTY, November 25, 1876

MADISON COUNTY, November 20, 1910.
Gentemen-As it is now publicly known that
our worthy and talented representative, Col. Ro-
bert A. Banks, declines reelection next spring,
permit me, through The columns Of your paper,
10 bring TO the notice OF The good people OF Ma
olson gentleman well qualified in every respect
10 fill the honorable station. That gentleman,
iellow-cilizens, Is MIR. Lewis Harrison, farmer
by occupation, ard one who is identified with
yonr Interests in every respect, The people oil Ma
olson being devoted 10 the subject 81 agriculture.
Come oiward, then, fellow citizens, and cast
your suffrage for one who is thoroughly Identified
with you both IN poiilics aud IN interest. MI.
Harrison is a soE OF an old revolutionary SOL
der, who was in The battle oil Yorktown, Gf my
memory serves me right and various other con-
ficls. Some time alter The war he settled IN The
county vi Madison, brought up large and re-
spectacle family by his own industry and perse-
verance, and in all our political contests was al
ways found al the polls supporting The cause OF
Democracy. His son, whom | now bring 10
your notice, hi never faliered but has been al
ways found reading in The footsteps OF his father.
Mr.. Harrison, as gentleman, stands as high IN
The estimation OF his acquainla noes as any man
in The county. He is man Of strong discrlmi-
mailing mind; the maker OF his own fortune, by
prudence, industry and economy; the delight
and enlerla nment of his friends a all times and
in all seasons; generous, kind and hosptabe in
his nature, toTgiving in his disposition, even 10
an enemy. Moreover, his great business habits
fit and qualify him in every respect for The comb
dence and support Of his ieIlow-citizens.
RAPID ANN.
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.

To the Numbers of the General Assembly.
One Of The earliest and most important pnohc
duties which You will have TO perform al 'l'e en-
suing session, will be The election Of Judse VI
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, TO nil Inc vacancy
occasoned by The death OF the Hon. Roos' o'a"'
ard In The performance Of This duty, no CON
siderations except those Of capacity, in'eslny
moral character and legal requirements, shou, e
enter into The election; nor should party CONSIDER
aions have The siehes, influence, except wheie
all other qualifications are equal anu 'ne" y
as mere preference The Court Of Appears -
Court OF The highest authority ~ Inc o'a'e anu
the dernier resort OF all parties iiligdh', ~,
decisions have an import bearing upon the rights
of properry. repulation and liberty OF The citizens
of the Stale and their decisions should, therefore,
be as sound as human wisdom can make tnem.
The office is important and The men who MI y
should be OF the very highest attachments moral
and Intellectual
Among the number of distinguished gentlemen
whose names have been presented 10 your con-
sderalion there are none more entitled 10 y0ui
confidence and worthy of your support Than VIII
liam Daniel, Esq OF Lynchburg he IS man
of very high order OF inlellec oil a sounn ana
discriminating mind and well instructed IN 'he
theory and practice OF the law. independent OF
inns ne is a ripe ScHoidI; d poiisheu . NY ''i -
inAexible and unsullied integrity and high sense
ofhonor. His department is disnifed yeI ana
bic and unassuming and in all The walks oil NE
courteous do mol know any man in The circle
OF my acquaintance, or by reputation, whose
claims upon your confidence and support are
higher.
As politician Mr.. Daniel is no, violent, in
tolerant or uncharilable but from his youth 10 The
present hour has been consistent, unfiinchlng
and unwaverng supporter Of The republican doc
trines of $3.50, and has been upon many oc-
casons their able ard successful advocate, and IN
the region in which he resides, has been mar
Tyr 10 his principles. ,.
earnestly trust that Mr.. Danieps quallhca-
lions, moral and intellectual, will be canvassed
with an impartial scrutiny, and that he viii mol
be made The victim OF any parry arrangement 10
advance The ambitious schemes ofpoliical as
pirants trust thai The Legislature will upon
this occasion, which | Go mol doub, act upon
those high and patriotic considerations which be,
come The representatives of an enlightened and
enlerp ising people, and decide this important
election upon those considerations which alone
ought 10 enter into H. NELSON.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 50.
ARRIVED.

aKRl Ell,
Canal Boat Ohio, ). s. Scott, with i6 tons pro.
duce from Lynchburg, 10 II. Indian & Co.
Webb, Bacon s. Co., Deane & Brown. S.
Jones, Lee & 1'insey, and B. Peylcn.
Boat Pig Iron, J. Spier, with Isl tons prc.
Co, and Shields s. Somervie.
Boat Pioneer, r. Parsons, with 6l. IONS oiucc
from Lynchburs, 10 Crenshaw. Prolhers & Co,
Fl. Luilam & Co., William y. Gibson, G. R.
Motley w. D. Blair, Frys & Co, Lee & Tins.
lev, Preston & Endcrs, and Warwick, Brothers X
Boat Richmond, ~ Harding, with 50i i rs
produce from Lynchburs, 10 Lee & Tinsley
Gordon & Skinkrr, and Warwick & Bark>daie.
Boat Davy Crockett, J. Phelps, with 80 IONS
pig iron tom Stonewall, 10 john II. Tripeu l.
Son.
Boat Lexington, B. Goolsby, with 50 ton.
produce fiom Lynchbure, 10 Censhaw, Brother,
& Co, II. Ludlam & Co., Fl. Fisher, J. R. An
terson, and Gordon & Skinker.
Boat Columbia, w. Scout, with 63l tons pro-
duce from LynchbuTg, 10 J. {. Spots, CTenshaw,
Brothers & Co, Fl. Ludlam & Co John Robert
son. J. r. Anderson, B. Peyton, and Preston &
Enders.
Boa, oclavia, J. D. Burton, with SIS, tens pro.
duce from Lynchburg, 10 Frys " Co. C,rn>haw,
Brother, * Co., H. Ludlam & Co.. S J. jones,
Jones g. Blair, Preston & Endels, j. X. Andri-
son, anu Robert Gwaihmey.
Boat Tennessee, ID Cfumpacker, with GO tons
produce from Lynchhurg. 10 Crenshaw, Brothers
4 Co, Brooks, Bell & Hudson Shields &
Somerville, Lee & Tin.ley, Ffys & Co, and j..
r. Anderson.
CLEARED,
Boat Highlander, A. Pamplin, with 2s, tons
merchandise, for Gainesville, New Market, li0
Mile Stone and L,nchburg.
Boat Paul Pry, Z. Harding, with l6i tons mer.
chandise, for Elk Creek, IS Mile Stone, Warren,
Howardsvile and Lynchbeig.
Boat L. D. Crenshaw. 7. .. Anderson, with
Is tons merchandise, for Lynchburg
Boat John Randolph, J. w. Tyler, with 4ss
tons merchandise, for Scotsvile.
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To tn Ediiors Of Ia Enapire1:

We, the Democrats OF spousylvania and Caro-
line, have concluded 10 run our faithful and able
delegate elect from Spo!isyvauia county, Alex
ander Holiday for the Virginia Senate, from the
distric, composed of The counties of sponsylya-
MIA, Caroline and Essex; but fearing lest our De.
mocra,ic brethren in Essex, and some few Others
nigh, think we we're dciatorial, We earnestly re-
quest each county in the district TO have meet
ing as early as practicable, and appoint delegates
10 meet al Bowling Green (it being most CENTRALLY
a, or before January Caroline Cour, next, 10 COM
pare opinions and select some person 10 fill the
seat that will be made vacant BY The expiration OF
Mr.: Sulionst term MANY, VERY MANY VorEaS
Nov. 27lh, 1886.
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MEDICAL CONVENTION IN RICHMOND

Al meeting Of a portion OF The Physicians OF
Fuvanua county, al The Court House, on the
Goth day Of November, 1916, being The day APP
pointed for The election Of Senator, DR.. J. Nj.
Wills was called 10 The Chair and Dr.. VIM. b.
Towes appointed Secretary. The ohjec, Of The
meeting having been stated, il was
Resolued, unanimously, that this meeting give
their decided appreciation, 10 The proposed Medi
cal Convention, 10 be held in The city OF Rich
mond on the ID Monday in December next, and
that The following gentlemen be appointed dele
gates 10 represent this county in said Convention,
10 wit Drs. WIN. A. Gray, P. J. VIM, J. M.
Daniel, VIM. Lambert. c. &. Cooke, B. M. Jones
r. E Nelson, J. F. Miler, Geo. P. Holeman, P
w. Curran and Thos. H. Perkins, 10 whom were
added on motion, The Chairman and Secretary
RcsOlued, ALSO That The Secretary forward a
copy OF these proceedings 10 The editors Of the
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing and Rich
mond Times, with The request that they be pub
lshed in their papers respectively.
J. Nj. WILLS, NJ. D., Gilman.
WIN. B. TowLEs Nj. D., Sec'y.
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Yours, with respec. md admiration.
GENERAL sCoTT.-The N. Y. CORES

GENERAL SCOT1.-The N. Y. coirespon-
den, of the National In,eiheencer Of Nov. q,
says that "a mo,n:ng paper states that Gen. Scott
sailed yesterday in The steamer Souiherner ior
Charleston This isa mistake. He yet remains
10 this city. bui will depart on Monday, the Soh,
10 the New Orleans pacAel Union for New Or
leans"
We have no doub, tina, Gen. Scott has lei, for
the seat of war, and that NO matter what diff
eul,ies may have al isen between the Secretary Of
War and himself yet ne leaves The seat Of Gu
verument with the eniIe confidence Of The 40.
minislralion, and that nhygones will be bygones.'
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To The Editors of Tie Enquirer: =, ,o,c
KING WILLIAM, Nov. q, lo4o.
MessIs Edors:-The Democrats OF inns souh-
" are anxious to start candidate 10 hll Inc place
Of Capt. Robinson, as he intends resigning aller
The ensuing session. We know oil no man WI, VINO
will make better run than Capt. William mn,
and we take pleasure in calling our chiHens ~ ms
mo! guilty oflhe original sin"-always with us;
whether in adverse or prosperous fortune, ana
doing all in his power 10 promote The SUCCESS OF
our cause, MANI W CiNS'
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CHANGE IN THE HOUR OF ARRIVAL
on nt,c NORTHERN MAIL.

We learn from Inc Washington papers thaI lne
new winter schedule has been sent out To the oli-
,erent contractors to commence on and aiief ms
day, the Is, OF December, which IS Inc sa, u"
srhe .ule run last winter The Northern mail Will
on and after 10 day, leave Baltimore for WASH
ing.on al 1T P. NJ, and reach this city next day
by 70 o'clock, "a. We doub, not The new schedule
will give entire satisfaction.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM 5.
CAROLINA.

The correspondent Of the Southern pa'f'o'
writing from Colombia Is. CO. Nov 24lh' says
Col. Elmore will probably succeed Gen Mcpu'-
flo in The IIn;ted States Senate. Indeed, IL he
consents TO run there can be no doubt OF his eiec'
lion. The Columbia IS. C. correspondent OF Inc
Char Evening News says:
al am still of opinion that Col. Gilmore IS inc
maj for the Senate. Every hour seems 10 slreng,n-
N his popularity. Not that the other canaloa'es
mentioned are not fayoriles with many, oulCoi;
Gilmore concentrates more force man any OF a.,
the rest. should not be surprised II ne were
unanimously elected"
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MEETING IN HENRICo.

A large gathering of the people Of Henrico
came Of on yesterday a, the residence of Freder-
tex A. Mayo. Esq, for the purpose Of aiding In
the formation Of Capt.. SCOTS company for Next
co. Animated and stirring addresses were deli.
vsred BY Robert @. Scot, ST., John B. Young and
Capt, Scott. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
and several gentlemen came forward aud enroll.
ed their names as members Of the company.
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The Supreme Court of The United States will
assemble al its annual session al The Capitol on
Monday, the 7th OF next month, being the same
day on which Congress assemblies. One mem.
Der of the Court, Mr.. Justice Calron, has alrea-
dy reached this city.-Nal. Int.
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We are pleased TO see The fourishiug stale Of
the Dismal Swamp Land Company, as eviden.
eed BY he late annual dividend, viz $500 on
each quarter share, over and above six per cent?
Under the control Of its able and worthy Presi.
dent, Dr.. Robe., Butler, and his assistant Direc-
tory, The Company must continue to advance in
prosperity See notice O. last dividend in our ad'
veE,isIng colamps
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6t BY our shameful defeat in New York. DO
not despair. We have all 10 hope from the mel
igence and moral recilude OF her citizens. IN; in
lS4S as heretofore, New YORK WIN ee llsn. s'0e
nn J. !. !. vi IldlhoA'
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NEW BOOKS.
We have received from Ball, Harold q 20
tho fo,lou;ng Interesting books:

We have received from Ball, Haffoio q Co.
the following Interesting books
History Of the Thirty Years War-tfans'a-
,ei from the German Of Frederick sch'ilrr' oS 'as
Rev. A. J. w. Morrison, NJ. A. From VIC
high reputation OF The author, and Inc 'h,e''se
inleres, OF The important Struggle, inns oooA
recomuends itself without one word from us.
MyrIis, with other eIchlngs ana sAe''"'"s
beautiful tales, from The pen q one OF cur s~ee''
es, American poe,e,ses, Mrs. l.. II. sls'''hes
Nos. HIS OF Harrer's elegant illustrated
Shakespeare ,,,:.
No. : of Eugene Sues Martin the rounding
Nos. 10 and il of the Pictorial History oil Eng
land, work full OF curious details f'ch e"0e''
Iishmenls, and deep philosophical research.
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southern Botanic Medicine store.

BOTANIC MEDICINES, WHOLESALE & RETAIL
THE subscribers would respectfully inform he pup
i lie, that they have and will continue 10 kr'P'
large assortment of Genuine Vegetable Medicine
which they will warrant fresh, and will sell as low y
they can he purchased in the State. They WV ~
every article Of Medicine indigenous TO our cosnp
collected To their order. Also, Oils, Extracts. "
lures, Syups, &c Physicians, Druggists, Desa,
Planters, &c. viii be supplied twenty per cent chr
than at any other house IN Petersburg. Anon. %
stock may be found -ouinine, Piperine, Cayenne "a
per, Senaga Serpentaria Sarsaparia, timpo ~e -,
American. Pink Root Pleurisy Root. puv; Bayoe,,
Goiden.eai pulv Myrrh, Lobea, Unicorn 'h,s, 81
Gentian, Columbo, Ginger, Prickly Ash, Clmc'yp o..
Black Cohosh, puIv.; Beth Root, Wild Cherry s,1
ScuIlcap, Nervine, Blood Root pulv.; Burdnek .',cr
Cranes Bin, puIs; Black Root Boneset panaslo
Fieabane. Mandrake, Poplar Bark. Indian Igrng
nnIv'. Skunk Cabbage, pulv.; Pe'pse,seusy, Glow,
univ: Camp Ipecac, Imported ana American ~
rbu leaves Ja,ap, Aloes, Camboer, khubarb as -.
oil Bal.am Fir BaIsam Copavia, Cubebs, bieohoi' -"
ai.o large assortment of Druggists Glass arc
daily sIpectrd, which will be cold low Tor ra'n' 4,
AZ o'oe' KEhWORTHY & PRICE,
rec'eao Rank street, Petersburg, Va.
N.B-All the Compounds recommended ~ c"r,..
SON. Beach, Howard, Madison, smith, e n..aI,.sory
Comfort or in the Reformed hedi.ai D'''
will be kept, or put up to order ..,.,l,
~ The works Of the above authors i'' -
Dec. levin
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TOLER & COOK, AGENTS 4 CoLLtcToE,,
A TTEND TO hiring out Negroes, renting oui
n Houses, collecting Claims, buying AID u
ling property, both Real and Personal. Dec. |
VIZ P. TURPIN's oFFIcE,-Thc Cspral
w of $4,000 sold by TuRPlN
Drawing OF Sussex County Louery, No. 80
drawn Nov. 2lsl, 1876:
% 81 AZ SIS As 10 40 44 Al u II.
Ticket Nos + % 81, the Capital OF $1,000 il
the above lottery, sold and paid BY TURPlN.
Drawing Of Mononsalia Lottery, Class No i,
Nov. 9th:
81 IL 80 II % AZ ST Is AZ 10 40
Ticket Nos. PC Sc 81, CAPITAL in The above
Lottery, sold and paid by TuRplN.
Fine Scheme Tor To-day-New Jersey Lotf
ry, Glass 95 Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000,
1900, 1000. 800 10 Of 900. 10 oi 5oo, &c-
75. Nos 10 drawn. Drawing received BY his eye.
ninss mail. Whole Tickets 5 90; halves2 IL
qrs. | 25 For sale until O'clock al The ever
lucky office Of w. p. TuRPlN.
Dee.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
r y NJ OF RICH MOND.
High Water this aay 49,, .

high Water this tay, a, y O'Clock. P. M.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Pocahontas, Hoingshead p,i,;ro,s
Schr. Galena, Pierponr, New York ''''e'
Schr. independence, Ketwan, Norfolk
SAILED,
Schr. Gen. Irwin, Wilson, Wilmington DE-,
Schr. Express, Foxwell, EIkton, Nd.
Schr. Lynchburg, Gould, New York.
Brig Ruby, Mckenzie, Salem.
Schr. Edward, Kinney, Salem.
Schr. Marietta Burr, Dearborn New York
Schr. John Slull, Teal, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2e-Auived scbr
Mary Miller, Bateman, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2g.-Cleared schr. Mary
Jane Peck, Lexem, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O.-Arrived s,e,,er
Columbus, Parrish; and schr. Missouri, Groyes
from Richmond.
NORFOLK, Nov. 2S-Arriyed schr Pl;,,
Messerole, Lonan, from New York, bound 10 Por,
Wallhall, in distress, TO Soutier and Bell En-
severe gale on "Wednesday pioh,
last, split her sails and Leaked SO freely as 10 bsvs
at one period three feet water in her hold. conf
nuing 10 leak freely, made Tor Norfolk. and on her
arrival leaks al the rate OF 1000 strokes per
honr -
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The purchase OF lights for their House OF Wor-
ship, will open a supper in the Washington Hall,
nearly opposite the Theatre, on Wednesday even
ing next. Doors open from It'll 10 o'clock. Ad-
miltance SO cents.
WELSH ATES.-A new supply Of
w Welsh Roofing States, .. The following
sizes, Just received and tor sale by
SCHAER & kIESTER Baltimore.
IL by 8, The price is SlS per 900, which is as
&c BY >, do. y do. low as The
IS BY 3, do. 81 do. Boston or
20 by 10, do. 40 do. New York
prices. For further information, apply 10
SCHAER & CO.,
Dec l-G2t. Near Shockoe Warehouse.
NTOTICE.-In consequence of The state OF my
~ health, | have this day Withdrawn from The
Commission Business, and will he succeeded by
my two nephews, Mr.. r. c. Gwalhmsy and Mr..
w. w. Gwahmey, under The firm OF II. G..
GWATHMEY & CO. who will retain the old
Stand. near Shockoe Warehouse, which have so
long occupied.
beg leave 10 solicit The patronage Of my old
friends and customers in behalf OF The above
mentioned Firm, and 10 ask payment Of those
indebted 10 me without delay.
ROBT GWATHMEY.
Richmond, Is. December, 1876.
NEW coMMiSsIoN HOUSE.
(succEssoRs TO Mr.. R"pT owArHMEY)
ID GWATHMEY and w. w. GWATH-
n. MEY have this day formed Co Partner
ship, under the arm of r. c. GWATHMEY &
CO.
Their Business will be exclusively Commits
sion one, for The sale Of Country Produce gene
rally-and they have secured the old stand near
Shockoe Warehouse, so long occupied by Mr.
Robert Gwathmey, and have likewise engaged
the services Of Mr.. TEMPLE GWATHMEY,
who is so well known 10 the public as Sales
man of Tobacco.
We shall be prepared TO grant reasonable ad-
vances on properly in hand, and hope, BY ASST
duty and strict attention 10 business, 10 share
fair portion oil public patronage.
r. C. GWATHMEY,
w. w. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, Isl December, is46-lf
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore ParioL)
New YoRK, Nov 2S 3 p. M.
There is an active demand Tor Flour at The
advance noted yesterday Genesee SIS 37s.
Cotton, and the marhet generally, is dull.
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yrLADIEs' SUPPER.-The Ladies OF The
Grace Street Baptis! Church, TO raise funds for
The purchase OF lights for their House OF Wor-
ship, will open supper in the Washington Hall,
nearly opposite the Theatre, on Wednesday even
ing next. Doors open from Till 10 o'clock. Ad-
militia nee so cents.
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Correspondence Of the Bal imoIe Palrio!.l
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Nov %, P. M.
The feeling in The Flour market is beiler-
holders are firm at $4 ST. Tor Pennsylvania
brands-moderate sales.
Sales OF prime red Wheat al l02 cents. No
change in Corn or Oats.
Whskey is selling al 20s a22 cents per gallon.
Sales 10 fair exien. OF Laguayra Coffee al "a
cents per pound.
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, P. vi.
We have no further intelligence with regard 10
the names OF The unfortunate sufferers by The
wreckiDg OF Il { steamer Atlantic.
The is nothing II local character Surfing
here today. We have had some slight showers
Of rain this afternoon, bnl the weather is now
clear.
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LAW NOTICE.
WILLIAM MAXWELL,

WILL A vi vi a ~ w ELL,
AI'TOR NEY A r La ",
DRACTlSES in all the Superior Coun> Aeo
i in The city Of Richmond, and will engage ~
any professional business that may be cob'oet
10 his care -.
Office on lllb street. south side, An door from
'"e ~ = TO STUDENTS OF LAW.
The subscriber practising in the superiot
Courts held in The CITY Of Richmond, will receive
students Of law into his office, or under hi tut
ticn and give them such instruction, both scirn-
lifc and PRACTICAL, as they may desire 10 obtain
Further information will b. given on applica-
ton, by letter or otherwise.
Oct. 27-d&clm WIN. MAXWELL
JAMES McCoNKY. ISRAEL PAkk'
JAMES M'CONKY & CO.,
Successors 10 Gen. w. Hichardson 4 Co., and
HIN. .NcDonaid &, Co,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
Nos. 81 ASD 50, BowLr', WHAr, BAir'No,I.
Nee. & co. tender their services TO Merchant,
- and Farmers generally for The sale Or puicbase0'
Grain, Cotton and other Produce.
0.r l-cQawIm