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PENNsYLvANIa RAILROAD.

RENNSNlvA RAILROAD.
FINHlS road complete, il opens communication
tween Ptsburg and Philadelphia orPittsburg and Balt
BY which Freight from the eastern
market quicker and cheaper than by the present rival
they with the daily packets at Pittsburg
from 81 Louis Louvilie Cincinnati Wheeling and all the
derent points western waters Also with the Ceye
land and Pshurg Rail RoaI and Ohio and Penpsylyana
Rail Road at tsburg Cars through Pittsburgh
Phladep phia of freight an avn
tage that can be appreciated by all shippers
In case Of obstruction Of naygaion by ice low
freghts westward be forwarded rom Psbare to Gin
elnnati, or towns in She interior by Railroad
RATES OF FREIGHT
Betweer PittsburZ and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class. Winter Summer
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods, Books aud Stationary Boots,) per lbs.
Shoes, Hats and Carpeting, Furs and Pei 81 IS cts
tries, Feathers, Saddlery, &c.
Second Class
Brown Sheeting & Shrtng in Bales,l
DugsGlass Ware, Groceries, except Cof e5 cts GO ee
fee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
ohoioth' WOOL &c
Butierin Firkns & Kegs, Candles, Cot-f
ton in winter,l Queensware, Tallow Is cts. 50 cts
Tobacco, in leafor Manufactured, East-
ward DC. &c .,,- }
Bacon, Cotton Gin summer) Coffee, Lardl
and Lard on throqgh) PORK ia full car s5 cts 40 es
iO"o' al o"s:, Geo. o. Franciscus,
Il. j. Sneeder,
magraw & x oons
Freight agents, Baltimore.
Frsght sgeat, No. Wsst ST., MY,
II. II. Houston,
Gen Freight agent, Philadelphia
PRINTED LINENS PRINTED LIyENs!! -
At No. 3, Union Street. q
UST received direct mpOraton) one Case Linen Dress
- Goods containing great variety of styles and pat,
terms which VIII be sold 25 per cent less than the usual
Price Also variety of dress Goods consisting OF Berages
Lawns and Muns for styles and prices unsurpassed
by any in the market GmPs, Frnges and Trimmings Of
all kinds constantly hand. The attention Of the Ladies'
particularly requested to Stock of Goods before pu
chasing. nay25 THURST0N 4 BERNARD.
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE con

TENNESSEE MARINE And FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.-CAPITAL $50, 900.
OFFICE on the North side of the Public Square midway
between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They Will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de
scripon against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk Of the river the Cargo OF Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes
the usual terms. JOHN M. HILL, President
. JOSEPH VAULX Secretary
DREcroRs.-Aex Allison, John b. Hil, F. b. Fogg G.
NJ Fogg James Corey Jno. NJ Bass, Joseph Woods SAM
ue Seay, Matthew Watson j. J. White, Jacob McGavock.
ianl
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DHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS. Thankful
for the Ceyy erteHsiSe patronage which has been ex-
tended TO Prescription Department by the Medical
Faculty of the city. wish to them that none but
the pures and freshest Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Pre-
p1rdtoas are aea for compounded prescriptions in our
house This department being under the especial charge of
Dr. Currey the utmost and vigilance will be used
avoid any errors either in the compromising the dis
penSing of Prescriptions With Heatess readiness and
earacy in compoundng and geaaiasaess and freshness in
medicines, hope To continue merit the patronage of
the Medical Faculty andof the community.
may21 CURREY & MARTIN
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Huxrsv1LLr. SEM. % 1871.

N - IIUNIsF ILLE7 iSept q, 1901.
d. BLEDsoE-Havng the publication of your Alter.
alive Compound, think Tiny duty say to the public that
had been for years subject TO spells of Cramp Collie in It's
worst form that had tried almost every thing that is i
ven by physicians and never found any thing that would Ger
tanly relieve me- until tried the above medicine which mas
WIN. b. LLOYD
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nohzaT k TJ'fTsT e. FOSTER M NJ p oee hours s.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, and CARPET BAGS.

TRUNKS, VALISES and CARPET BAGS
WE have just received large ana fine as c-zzz~M
w soTtnent of Trunks, Carpet Bags and 5st55+IxE VI
Valises consisting of sole, Bag and Kip < 'siY ~
Leather Travelling Trunks aud Valscs also Of SaXonT Brns
Sells Wilton and common Carpet Bags which viii sell at
low prices. r. S. HOIIINS 4 CO.
janis Corner of College and Union SITS, Nashville.
CT O00 REWARD.-Iwi pay thealove reward
sSI. .VUU to anv person or persons as a premium
above the market prce, for thousand Land Warrants
Of the denominations of 100, and 40 acres will mr.
chase single warrants OF either discrimination
L. H. BROCKWAY
Room over Oak Hail. east side Public square ID door
south 81 nv i'"i, Nashville octl4 4-m27
STILL THEY COME! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY,
COMPETITION DEFEED!!!
TIME subscriber respectfully announces to the citi 90
i zens of Nashville and surrounding country tba; "a
he is still receiving large additions lis already i'm
mense stock Of
Gents Fashionable Spring and Summer Ready
Made Clothing.
which he is prepared TO- and viii sell AS Low AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE
Already in store Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Coats Of te latest STYLES French Tweed CASH
merette, Plush Dap d'Ete, SILK Lusre and Grass Linen
Frock, Sack, Box, and Polka Goats &c &c &c
Pants and Vests every COLOR shade pattern and quality
to suit the most FastdiouS.
LlkEWlSEa fine assortment of Gents furnishing ar-
ceS consisting Of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers Cr
yais, handkercnes Suspeaders Hats Caps Trunks Va
lises Carpet Bags, &C. &c
Also variety of Youths and Chdrens Clothing, from
three years Of age upwards l. POWERS
Tennessee Clothing Depot M a Market ST d,ractl, nm
posite Union street - <
~ No connexon with any other house in the city,
NB.Notto be sold or mdersold by any man or comb
nation Of men, l. p
Country Merchants in particular are earnestly invited TO
call and inspect my stock previous to purchasing elsewhere
march24
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DOGLE'S SHYPRIEON FLUID.--F0R restoring
ID preserving and adoning the hair The virtues Of this
article require Panegyric Therefore
ALL who suffer from Badness
ALL who are troubled with Dandruff -
ALL who have humors on the Scalp,
ALL who are troubled with Headaches
ALL who wish To have beautiful and glossy head Of
hair in luxurious redundancy 10 the end d e Bogs
Hyprisoa Fluid. For sale by CURREY 4 MARTIN,
naval. No s. Unionst
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STILL THEY COME! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY
COMPETITION DEETEDFtI

TIME subscriber respectfully announces to the ci 90
zens of Nashville and surrounding country iba: "a
he is still receiving large additions his already i'm
mense stock Of
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HUNrsrILLE. Oct II rs5a

n, IS55
DR.. BLEDsoE-Seme time has elapsed since pave ce,
ticae that my wife had been greatly benefited bv vour
Alternative Compound. take pleasure in saving 10
the public that my wife had for three or four wears been
subject the worst kind of spells of cramp in the stomach
from dyspepsia had tried of several whom thought to be
the best physicians in the place and great many eren
medicines with momentary relief Being persuaded TO try
your Alternative compound did so-and am happy TO saw
that 1t has entirely cured her. and would conscientousy
recommend it to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. 3. ROBERTSON.
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NOTiCE.-ln consequence OF the Fire on Friday morn
~ ing, compelled to suspend business for some
time but viii commence again procure
suitable house. ofwhich due notice viii be given In the
meantime hope friends who indebted u.s. and to
Ewn, Brown Co, viii come forward and settle up without
delay, that may meet engagements promptly
We can be onnd at No. IS the squareJohn Nichols
old stand.
We would also take this occasion to express grateful
thanks to those who have kindly favored and our prede
eessors with their patronage to the Fire Companies and
citizens to whose exertons mainly indebted for
what OF our goods saved and to those kind friends who
sympathise with us in our loss "a
feb EWIN BROTHERS.
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Just RECEIy ED-5Oo gallons Spirits Turpentne
q 2000 lbs super CarbOnic Soda;
40e0 lbs Plaster Paris
1000 lbs Spanish Whiting 81
Together with large supply of Paints and Dye SFs
may2l CURREY q MARTIN
- TARCH POLIsH-0ne gross just received This
- Polish is prepared by Preston Merrill Boston, from
the original German Recipe 1t one-half the labor
usually required the Ironing may be done Immediately
after applying the Starch ,.-. -.-. .-
For sale by CURREY MARTIN
may2l No. 35, Union street.
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EXCHANGE RANKrNG oFFTcE oF D. PEARL Z CO

Furnishing Store, College street. door South of The
SQUARE Nashville. loctll
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DRUGS. &C.
DIR. BLEDsoEs ALrERATTVR coMpoUND

I
Ihe Remedy al Remedies fer tie Diseases of he Lfrer
Dyspegsia, Eaargemest and LzSInGtoR Of tie Spleen
Heartbns, Cosc FzGleace, Piles, Costsrpatioss all
diseases q the Bo,ce and such ise9ses arise from
d1sordtrd state Of 1se Stomach, LiUer or Boaoes as
.ScrofHta md Sores Of aRy kind FIR General Debiity
from actiet Lddits frequently suffer- there is not rs
sqael IN the s1hoLe Ndtersa atStfiea
It inventor OF this preparation for three wears
completely prosrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that he was frequently for weeks time unable To
raise himself from hs bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe but vain his case was pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it was by accident hat Re sue
ceeded IN curing himself Since he has been practcnr med
lclne, his success IN such has been unrivaled He
has been aware OF the lncredy of the public and coe
quentiy said nothing Though the press of his own case
unt the character OF the medicine fully established
by lis success IS shown BY the certificates which have been
advertised.
sublon the certfcs of Prof NJ GABnpR7 of Mempbis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the OF my
suffering.
MEMPHIS Tenn April H. 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.
N Bedsoe and some years he was reduced | ue eve
owe than have any one that Afterwards recover
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after irving the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
as well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored To GOOD
health. M G3RRFRT N b
Physicians requested TO try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain The character we give TO in this
publication. 70
HUNTSVILLE, January IL 1852.
DR. BLEDSoE:-I take the liberty and fell X to he my duty
to recommend TO all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative lomnotn9 as a verv
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and ar
rheawhen having almost despaired Of his recovery con-
cluded to try your Alternative tive bottles of which believe
entirely cured him. MlCAJAH CAYCF
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II YON'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, for Dyspep-
II sia, Gont, Rheumatism, framp, Cholera MorbGs Choc
S &C. which is one Of the best preparations Of the day
trial Eil convince the ineredulous for sale by
marc. I IL q SCOVFI.
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- IFLE P0WDER-Conn onnecticut and Tennessee Rifle Pow
III der. warranted best quality, for sale by
uarchl1 H G. SCOFEI.
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Township four, Of range rH1RrEES
townships one, iro, tarse, four fCs and Sax of rang.
FOURTEEN - =. AA"s7
Townships one, two. three four tive six. and assu Of
range FIFTEEN. ~ '' VI
Townships ons, too, three oT fss. six. and seven Of
range sIxTEEN ~ 'N'Sif ~
townships one fre sdr and scsa of range sEvESrxEx
Township scsa OF range EIGHrEfS
North 81 dc 6ass a st cle nseraa and ast oS p.,yr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18
Mines and Mining.

THURSDAY Nov. 17-6 p. ~
The transactions at to-days board larger than
they been for day two past though by
worthy OF brokers' board More capital must he placed
in the hands Of the mining brokers' IL II is desired make
the mining board worth notice Gariiners machine
tinues TO SELL both in the board and the street.
expectations OF its merits entertained by those who
have examined it. The mineral company Of North Caro-
lima which, notwithstanding its want OF success has
ceased working sold at atty cents Five hundred
brought two We curious to know what principle
the board Of trustees OF this organized How
1t that Of the smallest shareholders s trrs.
tee How that he sells his and does not transfer
IT, ia order To preserve lie Of being holder9 IL
this the oce OF trustee At the board Mana sas Cog.
per stock offered at or In other words at so per
ceat discount. Now, one Of two things is obvious
from this fact Either the geological reports which
were made Of tbs value Of the mine we're grossly
false, and there ia TO mine At ALL or the nine has
been i'll managed and it's chances of profit FILTERED away
We incline to the latter supposiion We believe that the
wrong man has been chosen President and that the
affairs OF the company have been without ener
gy init skill We sdve the stocA holders TO look 10
It. ph1nix Gold likewise offered at I, without buy
ers Of LINDSAY, which current at doc SOC last
week, now ask but and 10 customers Tor McCnlloch
~ were offered, without sellers Az the company Is
producing from to 500 dw Of gold and forty bar
reis OF copper PER week not surprised at IT,
Exclusive of their gold, the directors have here and
The way between 100 ard I2b tons Of copper 3Xc
we're sGssse So1 Cow Ed, sut LoIdsn ~ u.s. PNhss
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CITY TRADE RHPORr.


49,. ,Ano,spzi, Nov' - "a oxo
A.1 s Wy sSss' sn ns aSys sses emorscsa ~
~. 1sn YesIs - ~ eon 90. Po1 on Plsse 70
81 81. ~ "a T1ssS. poS oa,a, Nv 90. 81 ,ss
10 sa w Pesls' AsPocseo nsto - ~ W P
ioS IDS, r Wat.
nxAAN,c .-fouf-ins mALkes ior Stsn ana "css.
ofsnos mas oten mocn oeprssssd and prices o. suon
nsvs Ussn aeo,a ioAc' -. per %. ~ ~. s.
nuence "a snS 40 nsMs. ING cay 49,;
Sons.ea y, WV 1oAs inconng oriinAry 70 . uo0 ~
So ~ 90 20 !" ~ mlAoa ~ isnSy 49, 80
~ Ola u.4' e,Csing ense1usu; S3 ono W
sc@ico ana quss. Inere were Only NV p"s. t
Sca'hsIn Opofteu SON, ~ Angnuy esssh wh.
~ sou Anu corr msM Were uss s;s.1 rh :. 1ss
was In moo1ste REQUESTS - ioWer qeossoEo. ING
Nscneo Aoooo Dusnsis, inc,uoDs 10y =. ven0s w.
ano some Canaaian 90, In pono on privse >,
sIn n.e - ~ 81 win 90 req anu mxs Sa. ~
% ~ o. ny osts, ana Dsricy reinAinTu S.oes We
Same Corn slightly favored yurchassrs Inc rAnsao-
tons ccmprised 81 oo0 Desnes ~ usc I've. ,or IN
sound, and 10 and &c Tor mixed western ana Wnts
Southern, per busneL
Cofyn was In better demand Inc business announced
70 l,ooo Pegs lava ~ tzc ovV 90. oo;' on PIivs'e
terms; 900 bags mo- o. mp ~ ana ooo CO. oo
by auction, 81 loc alic-aversge, 1919. per ID.
SoIToN-sass nave oeen maze OF L41I paies, incudn9
$50 Tor home use 4s0 ier ~ 70 ana
l4S IN uanntu. MARKET du ana prices OF mioanng ana
under were &c per 10. over nave omuea 70 men
ioa that the Treasurer OF the Cotton Brokers' AssccA-
to furnish complete sets Of their classification 70 al
parties applying ior ~ guy laDenea on receipt Of
the mocerate cnsige OF inc name nfm acre VINO
VIII pay Tor ana receive them. AN early appneatoa wi
DC IseesssIy; uos,SnnY ~ sslsecs cusrness ~
this line either south or abroad VIII md set OF Official
samples aDsoioteiy nun pensAne.J
EuH-ihe oPeIAuons 10 IsS,ns 70 aAy nave Deen voiy
aiss, Two c.ig9es nss, W a.nse, Psi,ae
LOW ooAes ulS Dancn nele, ~ 20 20 20
ano ooe DeAes wei uieu, TO-, Ae"no ncie ~ % ~
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Nov l6.-At market 2, 1915
cattle about and 900 stores consisting Of
working oxen, cows and calves yea Rings and two and
three years old. Prices-Market Beef-Extra per owt
IS first quality ST. second DO Sc So So third do.
50; orc mary 81 so IS 60 Hides-S6 Sc so per cwt.
Tallow IS so 30. Pelts 81 TO 81 g. Calf skins 10.
per h. Veal calves 81 to $40 Barrelpg cattle S. to Sd
Stores-WorkiDg oxen $92 to s1S2. Cows ard Calves
500 to $72 Yearlngs IS to sl0 Two years old, SIS to
$44. Three years OLD SIT to 500. Sheep aud Lambs
5000 at market Extra 81 so to S. By lot, 81 SO to
a. Swine-LArge hog trains not in. Wholesale, still
fat, &C., and corn fed 51Sc. per ID.
NEW BEDFORD On MARKET, Nov. A.-The Shipping List
reports sales of AGO bbs sperm OIL landed, (last
wesk at 81 2 and 500 bbls from store at price not
tianspred The stock in first hands including all descrp
tons light, not exceeding 600 bbls The market is
firm. In whale oil sales, buyers showing disposi
ton to operate at present prices In whaebone few
upon former prices the particulars Of which have rot
ira nspil ed.
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THE BALI SEASON.

EN0URTH ANNUAL BALL OF ENGINE CO. NO
Ito be held ~ Nblos Friday evening, Novembes
nth eheltou5 cnpete sct&soa band engeSsd for aha
occasion Tickets two dollars 70 be had at yoss music
store. 500 Broadway, and Of VIM. Hall Son, 10 Broadway
~. " 40 ''' JAS 4 SYRNE. ohsirnAs.
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Vein 10 freely offered st 10Y. Tutsa finds purchaser
At III this stock seems 70 b the decline The trans
actions in the batter Glasses Of Lake Superior mines do not
come to light
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ExCHANGE-sRvERAL GOOD BRICK HOUSES FOR
~ farm-The houses and lots situated in Williams.
burg and all we'll rented. Inquire Of H. PULLS l
South Sixth streot.
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feetionery store with 6atures CONTENTS and tools and
and public school. Win DO sold cheap. Inquire at
~ Hudson street.
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Gus P1NCE CORRESPONDENCE.

Total. 49, S3s 476 1404 l2s SAL l25 5l6,31l 62s52
To same cate
in 1853. .23,s74197 1904 $50 l72s, Alb s7e 900
Exchange on England has been at $500 to 350s. The
limited supply of bills ttery has kept the rate up On
the States there rate; per ceut premium is
the most approximate On St. Thomas per ceAt prem.
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Sd 44l.elt

NE Enense amount Of capital involved in the Central
pe Of railroads makes the move table Of the utmost
htsrest and importance to many in tAis community Up
wards Ct thirty millions Of dollars are according TO the
representation in existence invested in the line Of rail
roads extending from Albeng 70 Buffalo The different
Mems classified and numbered that reference can
- early Eade icy &c - .SlSws -
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.s(yHBAPBR THAN EVER
" ENlMELLED SETS, SEAMELLED sErf
Ne 6l6 Broadway next door the Dusseldorf Osiissy
Chtapef than all others IN New York Sets ella
twenty-five and THIRTY PER CENT less thaa tasi
san found else al mLde .rm ann dried vesl
~ Greene street. 0ILLIES BYRHI
Ckssr knams.,sA Furniture WAreEeurs 60 BscsAgsS
" tesD a1sve oDE1g - Dest dsss y ~ chAvDs sAs1cS
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SPORTING, 30.

ITALIAN CREYHoUNDs, KING CHARLES AND
Blsnheim spanies Scotch and Enslish terriers New
foundAnds ponters setter trusy wAtchdogs Ac 1haAG
LaS asa chsAs.ng fowls tOS sas 81 ~ VAN sSesh ~
- e xu14en, - OooipA
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THE TaIsD ANIMAL BALL OF THE GERMAN GRO
day evening" November 24h 1863 Hollers celebrated hand
Of 50 performers has heen engaged for the occasion Tickets
knsbe ~ Eishth sysnus Feyen A wss6insssn s.reet
Hresb u suiyAn Tinek t0 C:cs2Vie6 street,
~ u. 9. xegAs9, Ven DyeeAwAy.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS

New YoRE, Nov. 2sth--T'he steamer Illinois
with the California mails Of the ls,. $3.50 600 In
se,ie on freight. and S29000o in the hands Of her
I'D Messengers arrived this evening
Contrary TO expectation. the name Of Tob,
Mitchell the Irish patriot, was not on the nasse,.
Among herpassenrers are Gen. Lane. Col NJ.
yriu special agent of the Poet-Ofice Denart,,,snt
5Ion C. Cushing Charge des Afaires 10 Fruaso,,
4 p Corwin, late Consul at Panama; Lieut. son,
r. : n, and A. Mcguire, bearer Of dcspagches from,
Peru.
The ffigate St Lawrence arrived at Tobaoo Nav
The Panama Star says that the diffcultv with
the Mexican authorities in regard 10 their trent
rneat Of Capt B. G. Allen has been satisactoriv ar
ranged,
The 81 Lawrence shortly proceeds to valna.
rais0-
Valparaiso dates are to October 18th Rus;na..
was tolevabIy active. Flour in limited demand \,
50 20 $40 Freishts unchanged The oner;,n
If line Of steamers to England via the Straits -
Magellan. was in agitation "
The American consul and number az ya,n
-7isisns had chartered the Chillian b,ir Fxnras.
90 proceed to an unknown Island. on which nc
brig Chatham Capt Snow, was lost in .Tannar,-
lss' and bring Of the crew. they are anone car,
ujL,als
Dates are from Peru te October 9Th Thopr;
,is government has sent special ministers =, D..
Bolivia. Ecuador, and New Granada for tho n,,raa
az ca,ctinC treaty to moncpolize the trad os ~ ~
Amazon river Discoveries of gold on tho ,roa, 80,
continued to excite great interest & cor,r,;t,oa
had been appointed TO report on asOOC na0 80
Guana remaining on the Chincha Islands
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| AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
IL united in the PRACTICE OF LAW under the
firm of DAY l. WILLIAMS
They will attend the Courts of the City Of Rich
mond, and the Counties of Heurico Goochlaud Ches.
terfed, and Powhatan.
WIN. WALLACE DAY
JOHN g. WILLIAMS
10 Office in Lise's Building corner of Main and
l4th streets, Richmond Va. no I9-Im
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IMPORTANT From CHIN,

NV YORK, Nov 2S,-The London corres,o,.
writes as follows:
We have our usual private tclegraphic ia.olli
csare from Trieste, anijcipatory OF the ovorlanb
mail. Cation remained undisturbed. and n,nnb
business was doing. At Shanghai business was =,
sand, o"ias to the ely having been taken pos
s-;i with TIE insurgents at Thanking. heinr ratba,
3 hand o; Triads, or the short-kniie sociefy Thcv
seize. the Ton;ai. who afterwards esca3a, a,,S
p'41aered the public treasury to the amonnt q,
iosr sscs OF dollars, They did not modest the for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

FIRE Less 00,CGO-Abou: o'clock Thurs
day afternoon fire was discovered in the roof of
sAe ta'nohc church on Congress street, near But
Ter. which was put out without much loss
All o'clock yesterday morning, the stable of the
Peach Orchard Coal Company was set on fire. and
together With sixteen Taluable horses consumed
At2 o'clock Immediately after, fire was discover
ed IN the pattern shop of u. a. powelrs extensive
FINISHING shop on Butler street, and in spite OF the
Herculean labors OF the fire departments it and va
la3lecontents, consisting of machine patterns and
WORK, We're entirely consumed Part of the new
engine oil the Water Works was among the unfinish-
~ work destroyed. Loss TO Mr. Powell at least SO
Uty, exclusive Of 100000 insured -Cincinnati
CgwHcrciai, Saturday.