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SrUDgSrs IN CoLLsors.-The number of students Wv
the three first colleges IN the osuntfy is.h Harvard
697; Ylle eOl; IN the University of Vi'gima. $40 ~
te batter there irase ofs0 tho numlcr lt-t
year. At Yale there 81 studrnts from southern
q.
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DgArn % fASSY WALLACE.-Mrs. Moorchousr nc Fan
~ died ccently scotland She the d,ugi.
ter OF Henry Wallsck and member OF the Broadway
Theatre company when that house opened.
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HN e .Lo,:roN. 1881 AaENr ~ coLL.rc

~ \. : 1i.Ot.TDN. GENERAL AGENT ASH COLLIE
ELs ToU. Cies No VAL Street, sHfer 81 'AIri,s n O.
haINp Va ri .uh.criher his nruts
H. ID mis- and aous oT iher fsvoEs daring the
would Inform te ihat De- s; continues The husu.s. hiring
renting houses, collecting claims. u-r t.u.
iuine e. neral Agency, al e winch l l-uss
Dtu Parties n tir wbotusy iir
lIn, assured ~ every atrnu !,i
tl other luu good aud II -irt
ne she bit medical and pr,oa att au sai alSays De-
plivi.
- NEss0ts ,r hire tie had better b.
lir -ity a. pl..l,i-.
20 tisr distance whom personally unknown ls
refer Co the .i'"Hg persons H. IT, kemp. ~. u .te
tiu T. wu.fk. Mi- Pts John SHEPPARD. Wa
&. NJ ,rnyJt Br. ~ Btt,i.-. Caro- cuuay, J-c T.
CoIto. J \ Lancaster ~an. Iigr A. VI .rr John 4 % Boz
Itsa. Ggytt.r ucu Auitr. q o. e.,
ln,sni; Ino l. ia,tanr. wu T. 4ns D.. John ii., Wa
~ Lucius ulfrs.u, Nlltm Dr thns. Nt
2 co.. Tanner Arr,- ell Ak. Fstt CAPS u yues,
.lsu h,gby, D.. sauirruy, BE on Carif Or Pie
tSug "a county. =. ~ Nt TEX, fts = Cak ir. ,. a.
WIGHT, Dr Ia, H. i,ian~. III r. Nn Col Richard Rookie,
Iey -. Roy, Geo I. wright. Wa u DAVIS, A. o.. WRIGHT
county, o. r G. Cop."n Glou ester county WA e. lrr"
H-nricd county. uol4atFI
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There has been unusnsl number OF Wild geese pas
stag down the Potomac river this fall.
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- IS ! 'tl;H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - .-.-
~ bALrlMnREire ght received to-day. I'D .5l. 49,
yl AMI io te hour o. ucpcs, q. VI, Ssur- -&Hs-sH
lay, the 18th Inst
Coz requested 10 send for their goods toIsy
shippers requested tie Of
Satanic, their shpncnt, VII
uuil -2 LCDlAN 4 WATSON
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co,ynrr,o> cumen.

hy the Rev. Litehcrry wsddu. Mr ROBERr TYLER
fRANCEs CnRlsrIAN, all Of the above county.
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The Free Masous II New York about build mag.
hcent temple in that city, 10 cost f5UO,OOO.
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ON nj L ROIAL.
MOUNTAIN assn coNnEkolAL

otncs wpn Nov. 70. isa~
In the Richmond stock market. vhgula sises have i'm
prosd sse our last v sharrs az
have eSsn @ this -e<krs asst Tor several
Of hsso'ar up"u last sales Other unchanged
market pr,u,ed to be dull We eo~psr.nvv
statement Of priecs,
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MsN>y<s.eIMx.M=HA
Nv "a:
Mjsgg..;}|W
w HIG.
70 UomnEsPOND,EsIs;;

t rO COn kEsPONDENTs.
Lee.s s--'-s.- ". 30 addressed 70 "s "S"''' a.
WAfg"
xriicie ecA -dss rns paper .cn not % p.o''i
Of sfInafrg ought % 10 faotc- to az
ant ,,l1 IN 10 c.s iep1tena. obituary roces erced
Ssg sioAf n.<. cAaresd for adesrfissnssis,
saicaft.s sci be cArged As ss< as ohesrf"s
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A Miserable Pm

In the whole course OF our experience do reco
lec have met with miserable and vlnnous
pun than i contained in the following article tie
New York Times:
Jusr As VIZ PREDcTED-We said that the ecldt Of
Ben Perley POOres ridiculous bet would prove infectious
and il that there another in Massachusetts
who has lost bet OF quite absurd character. re-
preventative elect named Bachelor under obligation
draw barrel Of beans sled from Sutton to Wur-
ocster in consequence Of the election OF Buchanan But
Mr. Bachelor with his barrel OF beans expect to
great II sensation Major Poore did with his
barrel OF pppn. he will unly be OF the has beans
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KE>TAI!.ANE.

KE~EAA - MT.
WOULD most ctuly Inform ir aud thr puhHc
,l4ly ii have opened Eyst.utauf, The s.1rt
~ Mann str,e formerly occupied by Dr hudson -
tupr aud he iouni At al times Connected will
above dining 10 which meals au De- served from g, A. D.
y. T. NJ Duurrs supprrs Tor parties shp
= S.-Mr ". \. MASON or mysrt always ou baud.
sni4-3AE2w 'IOursON tYLiR
ATs.sGtSII:-Ata Ccuit Court of BE- county % iIenn
he'd a. The ate Courthouse in Tie city Of Richmond. ned
ny-isy, Jauu ~ Isl, lsjJ:
nJsh j. Craur, Plaintiff,
iguutsf
wat-o. Cr-Iap Fr4ncis Crump, acb CrLmp, Hagtrty.
Lu.y ,ururrly Lucy Crinp william Sims. AnrCd
2ms. Ann sus Henry SIMS Susan Cfuup. james ~
.dusrato f Mary Crump, deed, ani Others, Defendants
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rlsE Afri.lcrrD.-

H. sncry, especially the an. t. rT,r
uutd in favor % thNt cstuahr
Pus NrrgR" whv. passing through Gayna so
pur,hasi At - cent hutr. suffering
rus severely hru'rd hand, Appl "a % ga &
toms eel 20 the slin,i Instantaneous ryicf ftfotc
the nu animation removed
c.is-i. l4two days Fndng To b.,
really remedy determined its elects
Piles o. w.c have heen martyr for Arr dressing
piles tia riuEs that lai
ftc from them, and health ms lie
nyrts the Pam Killer 0irrs,
effect SEVERAL 81 The captains Of the upper
Supply. the mos. valuable
nrii-inr- discovered
an, lear respectfully yours JOSEPH % MARTIN.
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80 THANKSGIVING EAE =

H :. NAsI STf:A iISIItp gEOA-
u SokE siv,- CITY Point SAT CKpAY IN. a,
m'raing At o'clock, tor NEW YORK wa NOR = LIZ
FOLK
desiring mi. cheap
New WORT, i-4s here by The P.rDurs car, o'clock
Saturday por.uE
side Basin
oay 80 thought New York,
tous Iuculed.
nuiS-2t LUDLSM wATsOS
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coMns-loNEws oFncF. wy s.aairg,

hiCiN Nd Nov is, $50
~ this ir,c el, ~ decree 81 aor.insuoi
report the par
ns. entitled share r finis arising the al, The
rsirciivc
aui also enquire sud report upon ie d."
Iy GruLh. Die p-iIu hed tlr ,uusc. p4r.
uotlt ATTEND this ocr. MOsUAA
Ily ,, ubcr, $3.50 10 o'clock she e,
deu,e s,ty n1ir,a o.,
the said decree. Il. MILTON CABY.
nui4-W4w CominisHoutr.
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49, "a sIuI.LONIA'S s'iiI.>.-Llfe Baats are not
Ss-> morc Necessary 81 Sea than IA. lie VI iicne Ito
and Other scnThuc
pl"ruE ~Np,u h AtrJl,bl ants,pc iioio.
ways ris Sold she ntuuctcr., No - Nilei
Work AMI :" pa strand. London and 10y all dragss-, sS
OK ani a. per pot or box
rWaSINSt.ENiNG SNAG - -
NilLE1h~
TUESDAY. ut y ~
Fivlur, MI the that DAY
1y Rev DR. SWIM I'LL preach by invitation Bspusi
Church. q n o'clock, \. VI.
farmv;ic ish November, 1856. noii-c9t
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EXPLOSION on Sulr.-A large Rassisu barqrc. the
Frederic Rcdshn in the harbor OF Cardiff wals loading
With coal exploded the sSth OF October from the gu
ton OF caburettcd hydrogen gas contained In her hold
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BALTIMORE Markets, Nov ~
ftpusfte ttis quiet, arm. We note
today 81 iOu bbs Howard % 70 The
Osd With buyers this price bot hold, generally
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT RoCKPoRT.-We learn
there yesterday. For some time past intern Pc
rance has been greatly on the increase, aud dur.
ing the present season quite number of places
have been opened where Intoxicating liquors
could be procured without stint. Finding the evil
increasing, the ladies of that unusually quiet vii
lage have taken the matter into their own hands
Yesterday morning delegation of about seven
ty-iive, headed by an American flag, carried by q
stout sailor, paraded through the streets, and pro
ceeding from place to place. destroyed all the Ii
quor they could lay their hands on. Demijohns
aud decanters were smashed, and barrels of rum
gin and brandy were, rolled into the streets and
their heads knocked in Wherever any of the
s'crittsrn was found loud shouts would resouud
from the assembled ladies.-Gtoucester (Afass
Telegraph, judy 9h.
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LORD PEMBRoKEs RECIPE FOR MAKING PORT
WINE "A short time back, at public dinner,
Lord Palmerston related a pleasant story how =
certain Lord Pembroke was ia the habit Of telling
his guests thar for the goodness of all his other
wines they had the assurance only of his wine
merchants, but for the excellence of the port he
could personally vouch, having made it himself -
The following. correspondent informs US, is the
yeritable recipe which his Lordship adopted -
Eight gallons of genuine port wine, forty gallons
of cider, brandy to fill the hogshead. Elder tops
will give 1t the proper roughness, and cochineal
whatever strength of coloring you please. The
quantity made should not be less than q hogshead
1t should be kept full two years in cask and as long
ia bottle before it is used
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NIFTY CkNTS AND ONk DOLLAk a
l. BOTTLE.-DOLLAR CORDiALs the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for tho cure Of .
certain disease and debility with certainty and dis
patch, in few days. with the saving Of time and
herr n the COLLEGE Of Surgeons in London. and IL
used In most OF the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cases Of weakness have succumbed, BY
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price 50 cts. and 81 per bottle.
To be had of l. B.. THOMAS, DR.. O. B. Hull
DUVAL NORTON CHAS MILLSPAU0H, =.
3. WOOD. g. NJ ZACHRlSSON, and A. LESLIE,
oppt lite the r. &F.R. 4. Depot Broad street.
ie 1O-ts
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SHOCKING MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY-A
letter in the New York Tribune, dated Erie co.,
Pa, July 8, relates the following tragedy growing
out Of love affair:
man by the name of Hayt had for some time
been paying his attentions to Miss Allen. He
was over 40 years old, while she was in her 18th
year. The girls father had asked Hayt for the
loan of revolver, which he was known to have
to shoot rats with. He had, accordingly, loaded
every barrel, and after dinner proceeded to the
house of Allen, for the double purpose of seeing
his daughter aud delivering his pistol but after
spending some time with the girl, she told him that
she would not marry him, and that if he was out
Of the way she could get other beaus or another
beau, when. without moments hesitation, he
drew from his pocket the pistol and placing it to
her head deliberately fred, when she screamed
and fell. He then picked her up aud laid her on
the lounge or settee when he fired q second bar
rel, the ball passing through her head forward of
her ears. The mother of the girl. who was in an
adjoining ROOM on hearing her scream, started to
go to her assistance, but Hayt commenced firing at
her Also but without effect. He then Immediately
left the house and ran into the woods, was sup
posed for the purpose of secreting himself bat in
stead of 30 doing, went as quietly as possible and
gave himself up TO the proper authorities. In his
examination he said that he had no intention of
shooting or hurting his victim minute b core the
deed was done. He confessed everything, saying
that he was perfectly sane, but does not know why
he fred at the girls mother, he did not want to
harm her. He was committed.
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
.IcuAkp n. MEADE. r. ROBERTS BAKgR,
(Giaduate of the Philadelphia College Of Phar-
macy.b
MEADE e. BAKER.

APoTHECARIEs, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1885, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts-, just
above the new Custom House,
Have opened and fitted ont an Apothecary and Drug
Store with every improvement and convenience for
properly pre- pairing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and viii endesyor to keep
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Ne
dici1es and Chemicals ground and unground selected
Spices Cooking Extracts: Lubins and other celebrs-
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest imported Cl-
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
gical Instruments Trusses and Surgical Appliances
of every description; Mothers Breast Cloths Co
lognes eponges and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
1t their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in ell its branches and article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity Of character
Al they have both had many years experience In
tho first drug stores of the city, they feel authorized
in saying that PhysciaDs orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared promptly and scientifically at any
other establishment in the country.
~PRESCRIPTI0NS will be accurately dispens-
ed by one of the partners at all hours Of the day
night. je 26-d&elm
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LINE-At meeting Of the Directors of the Mag.
nesic Telegraph Company, in Philadelphia Thurs.
day dividend of three per cent was declared
payable after the aoth inst Subsequently, at
meeting OF the stockholders, William NJ Swain
was reelected President Joseph Sailer Secrets rv
George IL Hart, Treasurer, and Hon. Amos
Kendall, b B. French, Geo. w Riggs, Y. Barnum
A 8. Abel, Merritt Candy, John Thornley, Col
u n. Hoe, and S. c. Bishop Directors.
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- - srSCsE ~
HRNTLE CAUTION 1UA NEAT AZ s
How asssie H. ret snd pssesf.l - a1umbss,
Scon NTH the dead ~ form I'll! - nunbereds
How sooa must thsy part with sAeir sarly fcuna
Treasure.
nothey dear Methsr!--it STARTS ffem IL slsep;
What psng for the Fathef--ths dear Neither
weep1
s Hsw nssiectfnl wss she when the child had Cola.
Nov ,ake my adyics, allow me 70 mention.
or sIisbt Coughs and Colds---it leads 70 CCnsnmp-
tiou-
And happy the thought Il win dispel al your uief
m aiven to Childrsn-- LEONAkDS INSTANT
RELIEF.
WHOLESALE Asents Mesws PURCELL. LADD
co. To be had Of al Druggists In Richmond.
10
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snADE DEPOT, $40 Broad

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 23O Broad
w sTREET.-l coo pairs of those beautifu! Shade.
only SItc, richly worth ST.; Landscapes, plain and
fancy hight Shades, SO cents well worth 81 50: mlen
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at hair the
price they are usually sold Table Oil Cloths ali
widths, Is cents up. "''
N: B.-Storekeepen and pedlars supplied at New
York prices Also, nicsAssortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible p,icss.~
misse. bese Ste; Linen Handkerchief &C.; Black
SEES Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from 64c up; Under
sleeves zos Brown Linen Table Cloths sos; Towels
r. long, ioc-with other Goods, which will be sold
cheap Ladies will find it to their ad TO call
at the cash store of N. GOLDEN, go Broad e..
"" between Sd and 4th
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Thomas Hopkins. an old resident NJ r,,a.,...
drowned himself IN the canal there on The AZ y.
.,ar on "a ~ stuart Of Virginia. has taken she
,..S -. : asnnngaie Is expected 70 arrive In Enc.
mes,h 'n' 'ue crimca, about tho middle Of next
mere were !, deaths In Chasleston. a I, ,..s
ueeki u were eolorcd persona. - -
ne receipts on Saturday last On he f,ambvsare
49, Horse raliroaA amounted 70 upwards n
Papa. have euns set iegsa> ANo.s AYso~ A.
'n.y ass-thssr "WisA thelr hrssehss, ny son {
= 1sl.sses, A, o. fridas. ths e7th uh. Jcha
staaty. $500 a'n w
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r.,,.noi.l ana Commercial

all. az $500 Va Cs wsFe usde h Nsw Yosk Sat-
urd.y morning q essi, - esee DO. = es6a
Private sdvicss from Hasre Fsesivsd " ths Afdce,
report an sdvsseiss maxkss for breadstadsL Thsrs
had bssa large of nour q lof 80 for fhadel
pha and still higher figures given for -four yet
20 srrive; The Brokers' Circular. which 10 the best
authority quotes the advance In dour Liverpool At
6d0is. Wil.Ean 4 Evans quotes the same. Herman,
Cox Co. ld2s advance the FIRST quality Of aoar,
and 20Sd on Whest
sasterhwaite. Liverpool, circular says: Duhnsthe
last week there has been most sctive inquiry tor
fnt ciss American Railroad Bonda. Of which the
market 10 now very much cleared; the few still on
hand arc held for full rates The Bonds chiefly in de-
mand are those Of the ffnnsytvaaie Central, New
York Central Michigan Central and New York and
Erie, ali we'll estabIished roads
The foreign imports at New York for the past week
are again very large and show gain Of nearly 60 per
cent upon the total receipts for the corresponding
week Of last year.
ropercstupaRra A = vxw vorv 20, rur wyPy
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0y Hs MH595z hE3s . EaS.
plaee /. ~ elea ior sc rsssseies g e y'ssss ~
ssssssars sssssssSsi 3 .ssntaia. s.1 z 9: e
Is mosf Issssifal pesseeque 81 fssstls Rst,scs
q vf.is ed imsdistsy 9. sc ~ ~ 20. g q ~
ruad isselE ard abeuE haf mills from .sesoefs g.
pot only eight or nina hous ride ffou k,cn1e1e 80
Ptfenburs, and abost twe hours fscm LyhshesrE
Persops esvina City Point Of Pstersbur(, q hien-
uoed d the nerains, 81 The souths1e ard Daaytlis
Rsros6s sud taksag the can Of the vfsins aad Tsn.
nsssse Rsilroed g Lynehbura rsach sonase.s 100
boa he, win meet thsm, and soavey them 70 she
ss Thse. arr sr.. win. and two Bias. sulphur
Spnngs whose curative pOwen ear - e9estee ~
scores Of persons, who have been entirely Lily
using the waters The reputation Of these wsxers fos
half century past has been estaoisned y tns ~
rounding counties for having cured many persons AZ
licted with varoas chronic and other dise:ses ney
are net surpassed by any mineral wstsr IN viretnn
for the Fl n .ns s.sssr Genera
biity especially Of the Nervous system al sinas o.
Cutaneous and other Diseases Of the Skin and many
Of The diseases peculiar e 3
the skin. For certificates a. to the emoscy OF the
waters Of these Springs, SEQ handbills
. nos eusiaeIy nsw consisting Of Hotels Cssase
&c, afording accommodation equal 20 any 20 pc
fou.d in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 4oo
The Furniture and Fixtures arc about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities
The Bedding il unusually good, with hair mattresses
throughout the establishment-ss 70 all which we In
vito visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared In obtaining the pcs!
,ervants and the most xperenced and best qual I'd
asdstsnts for every department Of the estsblish'
ment. -
The general manaeement is csnid.d to A He
YELFINGER. $50. late of Cumberland, Maryland.
asst sted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Ro. j. READ, late
of Lynchburs who will doubt give satisfact1on 70
all who may visit the place.
Thsre win BE- BOWLING ALLEYS. ks., for ex-
ercise.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC IL already secured, and
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any in the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about a. great as they can well be.
IA. HEFELFINGER CO..
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. Mleske, WHITE MOR0CC0
eOOT9.-Jnk rscetved apefher kSant3fsl
lst Of tie sbovs, q Nm. WAISH6.
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the ROMAN EMPIRE. in the zenith Of its glory.
did not contain more than three millions of
miles The United States now covers more thu n
thia erea, and Is larger than Rome was rhe, "a
was called the mistress Of the world sue
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HIDES FROM kANsAs.-A firm In Baltimore ,. !.
eeived on Thursday lot of $50 hides dirse,
IRON kansas, oy way Of tho baltimore and Ohio
was p eta per pound " Kansas
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THE SHORT AND THE Lone OF
the New York Mirror discussing an. s.,, ~ler IN
dies dresses. asserts that decidedly shoy, d.a
are more ehaste than long ones.s He m.w s's : I
night, Tor We have Noticed that the sha,, ) DC
are more generally run after. sAo'' uresses
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NTERCHANI'S INSURANCE. CONIPAN,
Nl OF RICHMOND-Ata meeting Of the Boar

MERCHANTS INSURANCE VUAfA AN
WI OF RICHMOND.-At meeting of the Board
of Directors held at their office on the 10th Of June,
Resolved, THAT this Company will make no charge
for Fire or Marine Insurance Policies and the Be-
cretary was directed inform the other city Compa
MES Of the above resolution order to estabsh
uniform in the city on this subject they be re-
quested to unite with us"
This Company 10 prepared to issue Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Policies reasonable terms ~ other
good ofices.
Cl.ims for Losses will, in all cases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Policy in any case
Office. for the present. on the East side OF 18th &c.,
near MAN, up stairs
VIM. II. Christian, VIM. Breeder,
John Purcell, Thomas r. Price,
VIM. g. Paine, Jas Themas, Jr,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,,
Aug Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Appenon VIM H. Hsxal,
Roscoe Heath, John D Quarles,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd o. Haskins, Larkin w Glszebrook,
Lewis d. Crenshaw, d. Won Grooming,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Snton, Ed. H. Skinker,
Franklin Stesrns
A. PLEASANTS, President.
j. H MONTAGUE. Sec'y. il 14-h
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gill (, & g W z 81 ssInaEH5 hK, H "

n 81 have Just opened 9 me a1ofp1ent -
Watches Of the best English and S ss. ma.
,tyeut of Jewelry; Pearl setts, Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods fine pocket Cutlery. nne
Scissors in cases and BY the snaie pair also lns Des
Nail Eru,hes. ana everything in the Fancy line, 70
which they invite the inspection Of their friends ana
the public. Jo -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

Total since lst January 7s4. s99 Gill sos s74
The exports Exclusive Of specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the past week are also large
and show gain of upwards Of 100 per cent upon the
total for the corresponding week of last Jesr
The imports of dry goods at New York are still
large. end show On increase of ss65ll2 compared
with the total for the corresponding week of last
year:
Total thrown upon the market. 1.2s4si1 2,o47,soS
From Jan. 1st 1856 1856.
Total entered at the port. go S5I 267 445
Total thro'n upon the market. 29l9l,5iS 5o,S9lso5
The Formers Bank Of Fincsstle, Va, goes into op-
GRAFTON on Thursday next.
New Flour was sold in Norfolk Friday, at $3.50 !.
barrel. 1t was from North Carolina
On Friday and Saturday sales of Wheat were made
in Fredercksburg ct 80 for July delivery At tt .
mills for merchantabie wheat Red o shade lower.
BALTIMORE MAaKETs-sATURDAY-Flo Flour is steady
st $6.75 for old Howard street and Ohio, new City
Mills, 81.
Whsa. j. firm; good to prime whites $lso9Lso,
reds 81 50O ST. Corn il &c better; white 64066 cts
yellow 6lG6,c.
10 10 er with sales of 5000 bbbls Sc IS 06 so for
straight State; Ohio Sc 5o6690 and mixed and good
standard Southern $7i00740
Wbest-ThA market declined, with sales of %, 900
bushels at ITO cents for Southern red, and s7 cent?
for Southern white.
Corn-The mark ct 10 higher. Sales Of 20 900 bush.
els ct 62054 cents for Southern mixed.
Pork-The m.rket Is unse tiled, with sales of sec
bbls at 1921 for mess.
Beef-Tbe market il rm with sales of $50 bbls. Al
Sill for re-packed Chicago.
Lard-The market 10 frmer, with sales of go bbls
at ia cents.
Whiskey-The market is higher, with salas OF s5t
bbls. at 81 cents for Ohio.
Richmond Markets, July IL.
FLOUR.--There 10 nothing doing in Flour, and we
quote it at S6.2506 So
WHEAT-Receipts still very small. New White
quoted at = 80 per bushel.
CORN-We have change TO note in corn.