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Karsas CoustitutiOu.

CHICAGO Nov 24.--In the Kansas constitutional
Convention, schedule was passed on the 10th,
declaring that the Territorial Constitution be sub
mitted to the people on the 18th of December for
their adoption or rejection.
Ifratified by the people, the constitution provides
that an election for Governor Lieutenant Cover
nor State Auditor, Judges of the Superior Court,
Attorney General and members of the Assembly,
shall take place ON the third Tuesday in January
1t also provides that the General Assembly shall
have authority to secure the enforcement of the
9Th section of the bill of rights, before the 18th OF
i.
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FAMINE ISZANTE--The Boston Advertiser pub.
HShes letter from the Greek island of Zante, ac-
knowiedging the receipt of $50 sacks of Indian
corn contributed by the Inhabitants Of Boston and
other cities in the United States for the relief of
the sufferers from famine in that island -
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DECISION IN THE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE
The Supreme Court Of Virginia has decided the in
Junction suit OF the city of Wheeling rs the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad, in favor OF the road on all
the points in dispute. The company now can
make a connection at Benwood with the Central
Ohio Road A E.,.H ~. 20. ..5.. =. -l.4 e..
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sesa Af~." To this psknt - eDn1les ~ q
the philosophy Of tksfianef savasions
tho present work, - lPssndsd e So
lon Of that remarkS11 pfgd4ctiop, mas s $50.
himself with rs1s vi and sD. ,s,Ns
in Boston, by Gould q Lincoln For sale IN h'cn'
ruoud by Mr. Woodhousc. =
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Balloon Ascension.

We call attention to the advertisement OF MT
Elliott's balloon ascension on horseback We are
assured that this time there will be no mistake,
that there viii be plenty of gas, and that Mr. Ell
lott and his steed may be expected to prance over
the azure fields of air to the wonder and amaze
ment of all men and horses in the lower world
We trust there may be a vast crowd in attendance
and that the daring :eronaut may be amply re-
yyartIed for his enterprise.
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rT Upholstery G00ds.--India and Untea
Damasks Satin dsLaues Lace and Muslin Curte.Nh
Gimps, Tsssels, Loops, Cornice, Bands, kcr Aspen
did assortment on hand.
Having engaged an almost entire new set OF wott
men from the most celebrated houses sorth' WIG,
with nv own experience am satisfied that Upholstery
work of every description will be eIecutsd u "''
moi 10 he sxcslled. JOHN +. REGNAuLT,
or Sn-1n 1872 Main strses
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~. A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John u
McCabe, Of Hampton VA. sax

HAMPTON, VA. Uct. TO- 1907
Having had oceasion to use BAKERs fkls' =
BiTTERs in my family within the last two yssr 70
cases of dyspepsia and nervous headache e4a .,
say have never used any remedy for the.e -
ever carefuily avoided Recommending any Of The van
Gus nostru,ns with which the country nooaee, o on
cause believe in majority Of cases tnsy =. hssu
harm than good but Bakers Biiteis Az n,o,ncsd
tried under my immediate Observation, su ~ viii
such beneficial results, do not feel al iOe'' ~
hold my humble testimonial to Their Va,u ,.,,c,py
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co, aud Df "a
lIv
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BUFFALO, Nov. ga severe gale visited hero
Yesterday The schooner Conquest was wrecked
ON Wednesday off Masseth, on the Canada side OF
Lake Erie The cargo Of wheat and the vessel arc
a total loss --. .-.-r.--
The schooner Illinois, hence for Detroit, is
ashore near Grand river full of water. .-, e.
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THE BOOK TRADE.-An author in England feels
as if he had reached the highest round OF literary
greatness if his publishers sell ten thousand copies
of his works. Here fifty thousand copies of any
work respectfully meritolious are counted upon
with certainty by the publishers
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WAslINGToH, Nov. 25-By direction of the De-
partment the next mall steamship for California
from New York, is delayed from the 9TH to the 1th
of December in order that she may take out the
Presidents Message, if the House should be organ
ised before that time. -,. a.4..-.-. p 81.
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Murder bya Mob.

La SALE Ill, Nov. 22.-A mob, at a late hour
last night, surrounded the house of the keeper of
the ferry at the Old Central Railroad Bridge Sev.
eral shots were fired when the ferry keeper came
to the door and was instantly killed. The mob then
fled Ono man has been arrested this morning
charged with being engaged in the affair.
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The Late Pacific RaiIrord Disaster.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24-The committee from st,
Louis, appointed to investigate into the causes OF
the Gasconade disasters, report the accident was
caused by ahigh rate of speed.
A minority report gives, as the cause of the dis.
aster, the total insuttcency of the bridge to support
even its own weight
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- TuLE0RAPHIc NEWS. z
|RHpoRrkD rof rae pIsfATcH

Aftempted Suicide.
Is prrrnsSl1Ra. ANov. 23--6 r M.--MEs joins q.
Lyia. formerly Of the firm Of johnson. 4 Lyle,
apothecaries IN Richmond, while laboring under
Temporary nsanitys attempted 10 destroy himself
this morning at o'clock. BY cutting ms tnfoet IN
covered before bleeding to death and the wound
w.s dressed He ID now IN . dsngerons sitnatior
He Is about "a years Of age and has wife snd
family In Petersburg. sa
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BANKS IN TRoUBLE.-Thompsons Bank Note
Reporter, Extra of the 23d inst, notices the notes
of the following banks which are thrown out in
Boston Orono Bank, Me- Elworth Bank, Me: Peo-
Pies Bank, Me- Scarsport Bank, Me-; and r. 1. Cen.
trail Bank r. l. .-.- .-. ..-..... 3D.
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FUGITIVE SLAyEs.-The New Bedford Standard
OF Friday, says sixteen pass engers arrived there
on the Underground Railroad, on the previous day,
and that the road is doing Large and safe bust
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81 Ri1EnsnA Markets, NsvsL 1855.
8TO#@ mo transactions esin skaitinx
"a me{l per the Cauad. aud the 4 - on the n0rths
err xnaf6ts. Holders of country s&P6v6ne w1If net
sslI uuser 69.75 Ut which some sales of small Ota
WHEAT.--We strl quote b2f0d$2l5 for god 70
priuu bed; 42f5094m for good TO primo White.
with some ssss g figure higher for cl5oics lots.
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.nnan MIN IN MonrLE.-The telegraph Saturday
,'.uN, = "a "at VIM IL. Trone of Va, had been
n,.'. IN Hi'.i'e by Thos. c. Banks of Mississnni
lac aceeased was from Prince William county in
'"A' t''"'e, anu was wen known in EredarisL 49,,
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puDhe meeting was held in Fairfax county
Va iasl week, to expr ess their sympathy" with
~ :, lasaney, L. s n, who has been affected by
the as'son OF the Naval Board and their .sindiena
tioaa at said action. rsi l.4D s'i~
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~ A. w. Osborne's great Pir,,,,

y, Main street, opposite the Exch.ns. TALE
known to be the finest and largest D,sn.se banf, i
fshment south of the Potomac riyer sstab.
strangers visiting the Fair should paw ~. aud
establishment, where they may obtain B.sn % ths
largest size. The ladies will do well 10 .sis 70 the
st our assortment Of beautiful Pearl Shall a1e oot
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases hat ~ rspss
elsewhere. A. w. OSB0RNP
DC . Sign of the Ams,,..~ ~,
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- The $4,000, OoO Duo Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25th.-Attorney General
Gushing has decided that the $1,000 600 due Mexico
for the Messilla Valley grant be paid to American
holders of Mexican drafts
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HALIFAX, Nov. 23.-Thc Cunsr steamship Asia
arrived here from Boston ut O'Clock this morn.
ing, and sailed again at q for Liverpool
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Important Notice 70 Housekeeperx
iSH is unyersaiA acknowlsds ed bv ali WIZ NJ. VI
It, to be decided hit" 1t s warranted TO nv. S.sd
most beautiful polish TO furniturs, and with ss We
sale by PATERSON 3 IaC UT.y And for
no io-zw Druggists II Main ;.
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+ GEoFFREY MoNCToN; or the Faittless GHardfan,
by Mrs NOODLE New York; DEWITT & DAVEN
PoRT.-This novels published in handsome style
Its author, Mrs Noodle, is sister of Miss Strick
land, author of the Lives of the Queens OF Eng
land &c Mrs Noodle has written several books
Of fiction that have enjoyed considerable POPULAR
ty "Roughing it in the Bush," and Life i'll the
Clearings" were especially popular productions,
and will give for the present work ready access 10
the consideration of the public. We have not read
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ET The Committee appointed to meme.
rialize tho Legislature on the subsct of extending
the Corporate limits OF the City OF Richmond, is 10
Guested to meet at the Office OF John b. Youns
ESQ.,, on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock IL
no E}-3t
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! Sso".-There was a hea Wy snow on the no,,n.
Jams IN the vicinity of Lynohburg Friday morninu
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For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST, under the Exchange

ARREST OF NEGRO STEALERs.-During the gale
on Wednesday night last, the schr. Mary Ann Eliz.
abett, Capt VIM. Lambert, went ashore at the
Hollies, FIVE miles below Cape Henry, Va. She
soon went to pieces and the crew. consisting of the
captain and mate, and the passengers, composed OF
Ave runaway negroes from Norfolk, got ashore
The next morning they went to the house of John
s. Rainey, and desired to be taken to Norfolk
Maj. j. Hunter, wreck commissioner for the dis
trict, arrested the whole party, and landed them
in Norfolk Friday. One of the negroes belonged to
Mr.. Chas. III. Shield and two to Mrs. Sarah Shep-
herd The captain is from Wilmington, Delaware,
and declares that he intended to return the slaves
to Norfolk and inquired for a magistrate after he
was wrecked, for that purpose. The mates name
is Benz, Collins, from Port Norris Del, declares
that he knew nothing of the slaves being on board
until they, got to sea-, and the vessel was wrecked
in trying to bring her back. - ...- 30. IT,
The negroes stated that the schooner came down
from Petersburg, and entering our waters raised a
signal which they understood, and soon went on
board, when the captain set sail and steered for a
northern port. He denied that he had received auy
passage money from the negroes, but one of the
latter stated that he had been paid $l25 in specie
whereupon the sum named was found in gold as
described, in the captains pocket i beg
The whole party were lodged in Jail at Norfolk.
These slaves are five of the eighteen who recent.
y stampeded from Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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~ Furs, Furs.-.I have just received n
fresh supply of Ladies' Furs such Vietornss Cape,
and Talma which | am selling very low. Ladss
would do well to give me call at the Premium Hat
Store, No. 207 Broad street, doors from Breodon
Fox Co.
no Z3-2w% RICHARD MOORE
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RICHARD MOORE.

~ Ladies' Furs. .-One of the largest and
best selected stock of FURS in the city be found
ut our now Hat and Fur Warehouse, 10 Main st.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WElslGER
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THE DISTURBANCE AT BETHANY CoILEGy-A
correspondent of the Wheeling Inteligeneer states
that the recent disturbance at Bethany College
Va, was caused by an attempt on the part of sew.
eral aboltionists who had entered the institution.
to preach and debate mischevious doctrines Or
der was restored by the prompt dismissal of the re-
fractory members. e.5-,ft -.4srl.-. ---a
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tyCIoaks, Nantes and Taimas,, W., Wn ST.
SALE AND RETAIL, At n. EzEKikLs, 20 ",
and receive from ,hs most fashionable houses s'.s
large and varied assortment Of Ci9sh, ssn ,ssith
tiuue, and other styles of Cloaks and isi
am enabled to sell at such priees as 70 W., in. bs
ton. Those in want need but call ara ensII
fore purchAsns eisc"hcie-' IS Main o.
no l9-2w
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Ex-Governor Reetier. M an e,t.r,s;r,o,,. -.
him by his friends in Ne,S York. few exe1i n, en-
nIou.,; said that he had seen farmers in Kansss
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iBALTIMORE MARKET
ala " NEW YORKsFLOUR MARKET. a
The New York Shipping List aud Pnce Current o

The new FORK shipping List aud Pnce current OF
Saturday has tho following remarks upon the Flour
market in that city, for the two days preceding:
An active demand has prevailed for State and Wes-
tern Flour and the market has maintained upward
tendency throughout, quotations adopted at the
close ablishing advance of Si since Tues
day. The Canada's news, telsgraphic synopsis of
which wa: received on Thursday, advises Of ad-
vance on the other side and this strengthened the
pers orders generally, limited below the ruling
prices it will be difficult to execute them for the
present Our quotations. during most of the season,
have ruled above those in Liverpool if we take into
consideration the rates of freight and Exchange and
we understand that large proportion of the exports
were on speculation The receipts are large but the
heavy sales daily made precludes the possibility of
any material augmentation of stock The sales aggre-
gate So 600 bills, including 1900 extra Wisconsin
liverable before 10th December, at 1915 The mar
ket closed with an increased desire the part of sell
es to realize, in view of partial abatement in the
demand for export For Canada Flour a fair demand
has existed and prices have advanced 25o57t cents
sales 28oo bbls., closing firm at quotations. We
1nts. -s sf-E ~ H. ~
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YclIovv Fever 81

! - = Iot1W !. -
.. Wa ave On Saturday . steesnsnss asonl ~
folk Argus.Tsspecsipgdesd bodicA pusrid ana 90
composed, thrown over from the Ben fran.un, 20
which some attribute the origin Of the fever m tna'
city. Others speak Of the ofensvensss q tns
wharvss and yards, and Of the digging up ana ~
posure by the United States government Of l..se
amount of offensive debris from the bottom o. .ne
shallow stream at Portsmouth, and OF the hnns
numerous hoIlows with II during the warm season.
These in combination with the hot ana nuaiid
weather, and the stagnant air, are supposed oy
many TO account sufficiently for the caiamitoas
visitation of the pestilence. Others, at the heaa
of whom il DR. Mott, maintain that the presen'
disease ia migratory in its character and thar -
proceeding from South to North. and viii run us
race without reference TO any preparations that
human skill or caution may exercise against IT.
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%" Nervous Sufferers.--Hear and o., q,

III Vnw tia
baltimore, March 1ith lS55-Nss,I, Na,,;I nE
and MoDbrag: Gentlemen--It will be ont os Nc.
power tie tell you in this certificate of all the ,os{
nave derived from the use of DR.. Hampton. ys,s.
BILE T1ncture. For more than twelve mouth, S.~s
been IN bad health, with what my doctor. eaIia9
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia aud general derapssmsn,
OF the whole nervous system. For weeks az TINA
was unable to leave my bod with serious pain, in m,
slde, hack and breast, with petite and great a.
putty. Alter trying various remedies from which
derived bat little, II any benefit, became much n.
SPIRITED AT tliS tliie was advised BY friend VIA
had been cured by the rincture to make trial Of u
| am happy dla so; 1Or, after taking two or thr-r
bottles, lind myself restored TO health.
MY daughter, also, who was broken down in health
was restored by it. Some of my neighbors hay. sla
been cured and others benefited BY its use Nv A..
sire Is to bear testimony Of the good have derived
cennot say too much in favor of this valuable msdi.
elne, nor express III this way all the suerugs rou
which have been relieved; but if those who are al
hicted will call on me will give them satisfactory
evidence OF the great healing and pow sr
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
Yours, truly, WIN. HIGH
No. 1876 South Paea street
" Delicate Ladies and children will please await
a trial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Cou,hs
Bronchitis, Rhenmatisni, Liver Complaint Serotals
As a female medicine it is unrivalled
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
CO, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburr: by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER (
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
EF- 81 per bottle; bottles for IS no %
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Piled with any quantity of Richmond e. 90 Sep.
Plaster, IN barrels or bags at the groass
or o,hs,s BE- glad e grind er fss
kind damaged or otherwise for feed for ba.a0i az
or cattle on toll or BY the bushe Also ws..l, nass
second hand Flour Barrels, for which w;1l 2ts
Rrl ice A,soA No Engineer find sn,pIo,a. q.
n c.. j. H. ALLEN .
Richmond l.
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~ FnshiouabIe CIoaks nd ssa"

~ Fashionable Cl0nks a ~
E EAgfi SILKS; ROBES; MORE ASfiS
ci1RrAIN MATERIAL WITH ALL the
TURES
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS l.. N which ~
A splendid assortmsnt 81 these o'o''
invite q si,snti0a. rHos r. PRICE 4 CO.
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blackberry Wine.

/ We are indebted to the kindness OF lady OF
Chesterfield, Mrs Kate n Clarke, for bottle OF
blackberry wine Of her own manufacture, ana
which we may say with truth is the most deiiciouS
we have ever tasted This production OF MIS-
Clarkes skill and taste is worthy of the high char
acter for housewifery in which the Virginia lady
takes such laudable pride, and for which none are
more distinguished than Mrs. Clarke
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wAyaIuablc Hin. ~ Pnrn,,

IT, u. iAhs " furniture Dealsrs
pnr f rateIson Jaekson's MAGIC FURNITURE
wing polish known and satisfaction il rusrsn,,-
Prepared only and for sale wholesale and rsrsIS-
20 PATERSON L JACKSON"
no iS-<W Druggists, n MAN
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The Patriarch of the Z ,.--
baptized with his wife nppewa Indians was lately
A MOTHER SUPPI zs..=. =:=..=-=--
q BANDS, opening ~. .Of GA VI BR e
ELS, IS Main street IL morning, at N. EZEKI-
those cheap Cambria isnJ mrSceved another lot of
are beautiful sad the pric he Inc patterns and work
Those in want of tie AZ avs iii ~ man ma ever
vantage to call soon and elsc, ma II 10 their ad.
IL no IS az ~ ~ ~; 80 as )
:, S-7z -. \. EZEKIEL, rs Main at.
"A for sale by D"'s' Oese brands;
no 26-ts rrYo,..
III yf az ~ ~. 5 bbls. prime n. Orleans.
no .S-z -- THOMAS JONES
- IN kegs and bbl far sais nv AsaAiinore,
- -9-ss -. 81 THOMAS JONES. =
u 'Sk onIssr..r RI ae Family Hams, sides and
:. no 7-ts sie ~
ID Frost." ~ 49, IT KIlOUR..- 100 bass q
THOMAS JONES
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p.,vtu returns his sines. ...

r. John A. Beiyin returns M ms ,bs HbsfI
thanks to his friends and the pabhe ia sr,s.saass
share Of custom in his limo they has se.,.etsd his
awarded to him. His late disaster hn Bui he .
again ready TO receive orders He may sWs.irOps.s
the present in the Basement Of tho ~ ss "a
Hall, and will be pleased to attend to sn' ~ ss-s
his branch OF trade. .
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IL DIR. Alexander G. mn b 9 i.-- The
frsnds of this gentleman likeness of him By
calling at SIMONS', whore copies are for sale Pie,
only 81. NO .
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r e.. s,,st~en. Of Richmond aha

70. To the Citizens OF hicnmS ~ sst yoar
Strangers visiting the city-ft your wi'a - AID
Hair cut in the latest and most spprosess. sses "
your whiskers changed to most -. Amer
brown color--then call ON Hobson gndei .Ao /. hsd
can HoteI Hot cold and shower Bath, can su.Is
at all hours from o'clock q. n, 10 ~ Y. M an lib
bath Is cents or S tickets for 81. Enaahes @a
street.
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DIED,

On Pridsy the 2srd Of November II r H., John
GEORGE n the 5S<d year Of ifsase. ~
Hi fnnsEal wi taks place t<days 1Alanday,l ct II
O'clock a NJ from his late residence ON MarshalL
bet&eea "a aad ga strests The friends and acqsaint-
snces Of the family respectfully requested to at
tend without further invitstion. ssa.,,R reaesgs
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wH1worrrHannnMunDs.r. r. PRICE s CO. m sss.s
hand large and we'll selected stock Of TIE Lssss
Blankets, Ssttinets Plains, kssseys
which they viii sell At the owess p''ee-
&c l6--ts
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NEW okrRxsSsa MARKET Nss. q.

The Coffee market has boon active. Sales IN the
week of l7eno bags Rio prices from 1e3 to
liz closing firm. Stock hand It present ct Ill
kinda 81 oe0 bags imports recently, l6oCo bsss s
BALTIMORE MARKETS Nov. a.. ,A...sr
Flour is stiff at yesterdays rates. Howard stree,
Ohio and City Mills EACH 1929 Wheat has slishtly
improved; good to primo whites, S2.l56$2.25 good
to prime reds, ~. f2a$2.l5. Corn ID Unchanged
Good white, II IS cents; good new yellow, s00
az cents old corn, 9cd95 cents ..-2
NEW YORK MARKETS, NoY. "a
Flour 10 dropping. Sales of 5000 barrels. Straight
State, SO So; Good Ohio, So 81; Southern, $40.
Wheat is dull Sales of $1,000 bushels. Southern
White, 80 "a Southern Re- 81 49, Corn is i'm
proving. Sales of 1900 bushels. Western Mixed,
81 OK
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Ambrotypes Of \ superior quality are
suitable for catching the happy smile Of children
this, it being almost instantaneous This fact. to-
sether with their durability, should recommend them
to every one -se &c
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No. 1916, South Paes street
" Delicate Ladies' and children will pleasa s,rai
" Board of Trade-- Committee OF Ar.

LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON
BENZ. G. GRAY, JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
Hi--f4
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have r. m,r w s,s,I slaa ,n' Power. p..
cents On. they such dear Ii,sis tb;uypes ~
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+ n To the Citixens Of Henrico County.
: There will be = FISH FRY at Young's Mill on the
Rocks. on THURSDAY. the 18th inst.
Itis expected the citizens generally will attend
The editors Of all the Richmond papers are requested
to attend rs p 6-zf. 5..-s =
no 26-H* THE COMMITTEE.
AZ Monthly Bleeting.--A regular month";
y meeting of the Board of Managers of the Nee han
les Institute win be held at Odd Fellows Hall To-
NIGHT at O'Clock. Punctuai attendance is desired.
no 26-1t 1 j. w! LEWELLEN, Seey-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

bant;1ad r'. OF the hippewa Indians was lately
D-r..zeu. with his wife and three Children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26
TT1IITRD SUPPLY OF TIE SEASON.
Il $40 600 NORTH DE NEW FALL q 90 s

nRAKL BTARCH.--As AscntA fon tho
i manu- scturera, we Keep ecustantly GU hand
large stock OF the above which Ne sell BY wocsale
nsa 'A4 WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.