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foreign Nous.
An American SLAYER ST.;

QUEBEo, Aug. %. Steam.
Saxon, Capt. McMasters, arriir.s
port this morning. She left
at 2 P. NJ. of the 18th inst.
The Anglo-Saxon came too e,
to fall in with the Telegraph A..
reports thick weather and coD,,..
winds. Owing to an accident =.
the Telegraph feet did not sail a. :
lentia till Friday evening. V
The latest report from yol.,s
on the 10th, 4P. NJ. The wo,l .''.- 2
ing the cable is going on as sss,t, /!
as its best friends could wish, AZ
800 miles have been laid, and +. 4 a
at which the cable is now hail..
merged is two miles, The sinr.I, ''
on board the Niagara are everTrIi,
an electrician could desire. Tbo %
ers are heading west, with a MOD, ,'-
fair breeze, and the cable is rD,r; ,,'s
at the rate of five miles an hour y
sages are being constantly reoe;r.5
shore.
LATEST FROM THE KlAeAp,
All well on board-mode,a,s,n
erly wind. All are more and mo,o
full of complete success.
Lord John Russell, from the PAL
mentary Select Committee, repore3e..
Jews could be admitted as msnb..
Parliament Under the existing as !
modification Of oaths.
Lord Palmerston explained les
ences with France with regaJ sa
Moldavian elections, and stated a
Conference at Osborne had dec
annul the elections. There wa
reason to believe that Austria W.
concur in the decision, and that The n
tan would adopt their views, and dssg,.
the elections void.
A spirited debate took place in Pal
ment in regard to Indian affairs. l,
Palmerston stated that $4,000 hrI
we're to be sent, and active recra-
was going on. D'Israeli said The ca.
paign this year was lost.
The Emperor and Empress Of Fam
! have returned to Paris.
John Bright has been returned to Pa
Lament from Birmingham, without o.
position.
Spallen has been acquitted of the nv
der of Little, at Dublin.
FRANCE.
The news from France is genera
uninteresting. The journals mainly 81
port the attitude assumed by the Frer
Ambassador at Constantinople.
A dispatch from Vienna states that
representatives of France, Russia, Pr
STA, and Sardinia, have announced
precisely similar notes, their cessation
diplomatic relations with the Porte,
their approaching departure from c
stantinople.
The Russian Ambassador struck
flag on the 9th.
The Paris correspondent Of the II
says the pending difficulties will be
. mitted to a conference composed Of
resentatiYes from the various powers.
Later Indian news was momenta
\ expected when the Anglo-Saxon left.
\ The schooner Jupiter, under An
can colors, was seized in the Bigh
9 Benin on the 18th of june, and
=. demned. She had 20 slaves on ba
and many more were awaiting ship.
on the beach.
SPAIN.
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Fun in spite of Walker.

The Kansas people are having their
fun out of the invasion of Walker, and
don't seem to be very much frightened.
The Leavenworth Times has column
of burlesque dispatches from the Q, S.
camp at Lawrence, from which we e1tract
the following =
LAWRENCE, SATURDAY NIGHT.
Walker pale and Acknowledgements
ed freely all night--said 8 d-n' once in
my hearing. 1t created fearful excite
ment. Troops full of enthusiasm-Walk-
er reads his proclamation to them, and
they get under the influences of bevera-
ges.
SUNDAY MORNING.
The Governor had a restless night
Troubled with bad dreams. Lawrence
quiet. Troops expect an attack from the
citizens.
~ o CLOCK "A. III
No attack has been made-Walker
rode into the city-took sherry cobbler
and called for straw-tooka little wa
ter and sugar with some whiskey in it
muttered something-went out to the
troops. Terrific excitement in camp.
Noon.
Wdker INDUCES in beverages fire.
quietly. Crowds seen in the Streets
Troops ordered to form. Crowd discover
&c to be persons coming from church.
/ His ExceIIency takes little gin.
NIGHT.
Whiskey has been working. Governor
blight. Troops grumble. Walker wants
TO raze Lawrence. All go to sleep.
MONDAY EVENING.
Walker dispatched 1872 dragons this
morning to arrest an audacious youngstel
who was selling pea nuts in violation o
The organic act, and our beloved consti
tuition. Boy to be tried by court marsha
for high treason. Governor somewha
booty.
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TUESDAY EVENING.

Walker said he'd be gol darned if he
ever sweat so in his life. Says he has
put on a clean shirt every day-wiIIing
10 make such sacrifices for the peace Of
his country and the Union. Little boy
discharged. Walker imbi5es too much.
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wsiohsarva that Mr. Dallas, American min,ster
q. the Court Of Sc James, has become the subject
of some sharp criticism, because no saw st. In a
festive .neeh IN England to cast he voice ia favor
Of tho SUMMARY aud peremptory extirpstion" of
the Sepoy rebels. and "a assume that, 10 this re-
communication no expressed substantially thu seD-
traent- 81 the American people. Great Allowances,
think, shouid be made tor any extremity Of
Vengeance to which the British may proceed, after
the sldeous and unparalleled atrocities perpetrased
10y tho Sepoy. who had been always before the To-
,'ulyed and spoiled pats Of the East lhiia govern
naent We have only 10 make the case OF England
cur own, aud AJAX what would he the spirit and
mode Of proceeding Of our oeu dominant class to-
wartls scrviIa race who had committed similar
crimes towards those Who are entitled TO our love
and protection We are very mnch mistaken IT, III
such a case. the watchvord would not be. Sam
mary aud pefemptoTy oxtirpatou," even though,
rs is not .hc case in India, vengeance could only
be exa-trd az an enormous sacrihre II property ~
well ~ blood. The American people. a. whole,
may he reasonably assumed b. SIR. Dallas 20 AZ
prove that 10 England which they wouli, in !iSf.
circumstances, 10 the,nssiveP.
II must ba borne IN mind that ths whole native
population, Who do not belong 10 the army. took
no side against Great Britain, and that this is only
aod exclusively military mutiny, On large
SCALE IL is true, bat IN which the mutineer. might
expect the iuvriablu punishment o! death, with
which all governments visit mutipy, even /! they
had confined themselves within the usual limits Of
human warfare. We do not that their peculiar
mode Of carrying on hostiIties, ~ rsYiShing wo-
men. and then putting them to death under cir-
oamstnnces Of extreme torture, aud by Insiming
cod numbering innocent children, ontitle the Sc
poys 20 any exemption from the usual penalty Of
Mstiuy, which is death.
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Cen. Greene,

THIS seems 10 be the sra of monuments, and
enterprise Of the kind appears 20 moro COM
ueniable than tbs recent movement In Guilford
county, North Carolina, to erect monument 70
Gen. Greene. With tbs history Il :bis great SOL
der OF the Revolution, every child is familiar
Perhaps no General Of the time except Washing
ton, Was better known personally in both sections
OF the Union. OF enjoyed wider nsti9usi repu,a-
ton. A Northern man by birth lac vas collected
TO command the army Of the south, at most cri-
teal period III the great sever years wsr; and how
b. acquitted Ensef-wth what wisdom, pru-
dence sra invincibls valor, need not say. His
splendid genius dissipated the adverse clouds tina;
lowered over the Southern horizon, and iTrsdisted
them with y lostTe thss proved precursor c.
the coming Gay 0! national indie pendence. Next
10 Washington, he the irst military man OF
the Revolution: aud contributed mora TO the fnsl
success Il the American A. the close Of the
great struggle, - whose triumphant CONSUMING
;iJn he had 20 largely contributed, be fxed his
permanent resitsncr in thu South where hs syront
tae retnanGer o. hi. days, honorei sn1 esteemed
for the virtues Of bis private character as we'll as
or his iilustriOus puoiic SERVICES.
The hunars which citizens Of North Carolina
roE propose IT, bostow 0ron Gen. Greene prove
that the true spr!t of ps,riotsm and Of nstonali.
still burma With lively tans in the hearts G;
American citi&ens. This monumental pile will add
mother to the denominations vhich recsut events
have furnished, that the most ha,loEed spot in h
Affections Of cur c3untryrnon Is bill dedicated =
the memory IL tue men who iaid the foundations
If our national independence arl Tenown. There
ia no North, ho Sonth, in the American heart -
The spirit thst prompts this memoris! To Greene
IN Oh Guflrd, is the mo that hia4eA high upor
the battlefield which has ass0ciaGe3 ha9 name in,
peri-hab!y with soma II ths most brilliant anC
heroic deeds Of the Revolution. Amid the frotf
and foam OF fnsticsm snd section, which s"err
for time 10 threaten the perpetuGy Of our irsti
futions, rise these immortal monuments Of grant,
and of bronze, Ike light houses amid aa angry
food which not only defy and survive the pclting
OF tire transient storm, H1t prove landmarks o
guiSance ana Of hope 20 sns tempest~t5st marine,
upon the deep. 20 long g. the American paop,.
give Fuoh enduring and pavement evidences O
he ftrereth and Froioundners OF the rst~ioti,
sentiment. and q! tbtlf conviction that there NO
m 4riaIs Of nstion4l men will to dear and hcIy II
tie eyes Of posteriy, till toe solid stones Of viii,
they ara constructed ctumbe into dust. VIC may
sally conciuIo that the american spirit is stH
stronger than tho evil spirit 81 DIsunon and that
in spite of eli dsooursgements, Amerios still pos
rs.ses ahidine Faith in her tuture.
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The WALTERS take heucht tonight, on which
otoaSson they will play tho tragedy Of the "D,cesS
Of ba.f,' which has. We believe, although an old
very Old plsy-nsver been represented in this
city. Sir. and Mrs. VI. have studied with great ar
GonE, and have produced it with great eclst else
vhsre. Mrs. WALLER will ALEC appear in the after
piece-;he popular farce Of "ltrfcc:tors--as Kate
CBrien," with songs. She sings admirably, and
d-p'ays that versatility Of gsnius which excels in
both tragedy and comedy.
AS these very talented performers have contri-
huted Largely To the entertainment Of our playa
ers-ani that, too, in tho most elevated range OF
fhe drsma-ws trust they will be honored and
oh"cred tonight hy q crowded and fashionable su-
6ience. They really merit It,
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thanksgiving Day.

Yesterday was celebrated asa festival Of Thanks
giving by the following Statas; Massachusetts
Nav Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Now
York. Pennsylvanis, New Jersey, Delaware Mary
and, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Nicbi.
gan, Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, Florida and Illinois
The cities Of Washington, Norfolk, Portsmouth ami
other cities also celebrated tho day. The remark.
able abundance Of the past year ana the continued
exemption Of our country from those scour2es OF
war and pestilenoe which have visited othr. lands.
Aave awakened emotions Of gratitude ana joy
which npd an appropriate exrrsssioa in public
ard special recognition Of thn Divine Goadrefn
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thus showing tua: the ratio the expenses beer 20
h- rccrIgt> i iucuttirg one, which may we'll he
accounted Ia. without the -s>ry at any aG.uai
prop tipna increase ~ .ur. me fact Ilst
upCu an! }stem - C-eJlt puT 1nases mere articles
@uneum, oW lnL former var might get =" lAlt
Ter ~ some subsequent yPar+ Than others.
Upon investigating this pa iurnt5 a. tIe present
year. the current eSpeusen OF Tho taIur, tlry
find 5i.s Couae4 U-uC. %. hang - Ire mo-" q
purchasing we'd f1r jDs.Jrrt, iHn}rrig on credit.
now fuI sash, (Apa very fs@"E -'a = tha t'iBPSayi
iEy4H 2InaunI = Charged IN ths y'a- counts r."
WOO ,c-4tlnird IN iutn r.ara. tU- th"r Fi'a Lre
Ole ~ -. wool used tUTtnG III current year
The Whrla cost ~ WOOD burned anu Crus--
ij-- n-yd during thc :s'tr j. ahuut......... El3IH
Yet :, .o4 anu C..r>-tice ma. been l,sii Iu-
,6f- ,.tr nir,,urtjua t................... $500
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Sale OF Valuable Land la Orange.

On Monday last, the farm of the ls:e WA. >mi b.
Of Orange, was sold at public auction. II Hes in
Orange, near Somerset. on the Rapidan river; and
I, one Of the finest in the State. Il cOntans 1000
ecTrs. and was bought by Mr.. WM SroESS, Of Flu
quier, for SIT per acre. This very good foT bard
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fE" The steam portraits are Mi the 60, for they
are both cheap and good. The public have become
t'-eS II paya. high prices for likenesses produced
by the ol2 Egy plan OF half dozen daily hence the
crowds whJ fiji thu steam depot necessarily. 20
pictures produced IN six hours 10y TILEE ca. This
{. Why they make e1csilent portrait for 80 cents.
igu Main street
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Fiss IN LrNcaDUEg.--A destructive Ere occurred
~ IynchburS, Va, Wednesday night. by which
the extensive tobacco factory Of Dr.. Jas. Saunders
? together With several adjoining buildings, were
Destroyed About 100 boxes Of manufactured ~
oateo were lost, besides the buildings, fixtures
&c which swell the estimated loss 20 $1,000. on
WI en- there Wac no insurance. II is not known
nov The Ire originated. ChsS Aekerly, one ofthe
chlp"sitors Of the Eirginisn office, received pain
iul Injury By the reels RAINING over his ankle.
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hion PRICES FoK s1oEors.--At the sale Of sIsves
peioneine to the essate OF john e. Niche, on Mon
nas ias'' 10 AiIemsis comfy, Va, II negroes. IN
siuo'ns old negroos and children, infants al the
p''a7'' so'd at an average Of 500. This doe. no,
o1 much Ike hard tianes with the citizens O, Al
esrlsrie eoSaty "a
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Financial and Commercial

The fol owing tho foo;iugs 81 the Boston bAnk
ststsmeu, Cor last week:
Nov rs Nov %.
Capital stock......f3I go q 3i."f.O0
Loan< and disc'nls ..6i go G,#b'b1 Iuc. iia.aV
sp-ole 1864 80 3.9j0.U0 Inc. -jsuJ
Due from other
Due toother banks 4n' Goa t22sG0 Dec. Ia go
nsposits ~ sa309 i51lGb0 Inc 70s w
Circulation. --..... 6l4I,U0 63e5+W lpo' oo' 49,
LAND WARRANTS.
Buving. Selling.
a. acre warrants. $oS % per acre
IN acre varraDts................ - IS per acre.
i2h acre warrants. O. ~ per acre.
40 aero verrants...........-.... 70 81 per acre.
Market better wi h a more active demand.
The Worcester Transcript OF Monday says that a
Large carpet manufacturing company in a neigh
boring town have reduced their wages l5 per cent
Two firms IN this city making machinery ana toeis'
have reduced 9fee25 per cent Our largest lanuIac'
turers of y ire offered short time since, 10 employ
their handson short time at reduction OF 10 per
cent ON all wages over dollar ard quarter DAY
and 10 per cent all at ard under that price the
hands declined to accept the offer and stopped WORK
ing Idleness has convinced them OF their error
and they commenced Work to-day,
RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov. 2s.
BAC0N.-Market little firmer at last quotations
Western Sides 10 cts; shoulders IL cts; Hams iotg
C0RN.-Market little sitter. and quote 729at9
COFFEE MARKET quiet. Wauuote Rio IL 4@l2h
ct . tS fps e as MaEs It s. I's0''r' Sag
PLOUR.-The market lis little Rore active: a
s. 50 for Extra 81 6 for superfns an ,ra SO 70:
quote Superfne So hE'r4 s65he16 -; FANNY s'.''
a. The stock on hand OF country is libeI;.i
none in market We quote Cuba 753GH,c; p kIct
sd IOc Refined Sugar. loaf iS]4c: Cru he'd and 70 y
dertd l29I21&c.; A Coffee lls4c. b. CoiiSe li3ac;
TOB tTY-The receipts Of Tobacco very small
also the breaks and MAJ k"t firm; We quote lnt",io
good aud fine Manufacturing Sl2fei62o. Fine tng
fish scarce at .so@l6. The rece1p;s Il neg io9s'
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India.

The best article we have seen anywhere on the
Indian troubles combining ;ho clcarest historical
statement with the most ratious hypothesis Of the
causes OF the nntiny, is contained il the October
auntsr Of tho Edinburgh Review.
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,IAL NOTICES.

Z
~Crnrhts CugE roR CHAPPED HANDS
~ - 4. insprsd bv u.ing the "ASDALUSlAN
$500 Its q nlost delightful toilet" rs9nisi,e,
dnv0ir oi al grease, any injurious or ~;
ro1rhness or infamma,ions. If applied regularly
PREPARED only by r,,o,,tgts
oz- ~; ~ W. e'' - "'''' Richmoni, Va.
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LOST.

T OST-On Friday last. on Cary street,
IL near the Dock, my FREE PAPERS. They
were in a snar1 Tin Box L will give liberal re-
ward for them, if left at this office.
BRADFORD ROBINSON,
no 17-It& A free man Of color
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TIE DISPATCH.


Adsert rnents for the DISPATCH must DC hand'
81 in by r olecs In TIE afternoon, W order 10 sp-
rear the next day. The heavy pressure OF Adver-
t.semen.s UPON he'oo'umns Of our paper VII DOT
.ar,y, ,s thn,r reception aner the hour naset.
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Mr. VELVET CLoAKs, CAPEs AND MAN
- nvrn cIaansed and refnished in a superior
,nanner nv DENNIS & BRO. Franklin ST.,
~ Use Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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$50 REWAkU.--Lctt

~ house in The county of Heckl sDburg va
~ GA ne Eth Instant. nagtu ban name.
* 4fSAR. u = 'ery black compile xfon. and
az b - % 70 ~ Of age " tn good SIT IT tech.
He sabunt feet inches high and rather thci,.
~ set. will give the above reward OF as to Az,
1ne that wi deliver him 70 Je, cuntimc him, 70
/ get rim again. Agents on the Railroads. are It.
que>ted to Ao a look out, he may try 20 make
HENRY TUCKER Yste.vill,.
no It's IAuephurE county Va
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VIRGINIA LAW BOOKS -

PATTON, JR. and HE.TH'S REPORTS Of
the special Court OF Appeals. 53.0D
PATR'S, jE. and HEATH'S INDEX to Grattans
bsprtH SsH
MATTHEW'S Digest o. the Laws of Virginia; 2 vols
R0BISsoNs Practice; nav editicn, vols. and 2,
IYoi ~ press) l2Hg.
L,MA& IN Gxecu,or-, r." edition, vols 1881
LohAES Digeet Of the Laws Of Real rr0perty new
etiiiun, Nom 1919
SANDS snit in Equity 4!0.
hEfas es,, , MUNE E Reports, condensed BY
MODERN pr..Hete II v lie. b. Geo W Read. Esq..
u DsnyiiIa, Va. 100.
AMERICAN Frm BOOK By Tats L Sands new
- anu improved EDITION. 25J.
Inf YES on Limitations.
H.nAubbk,o Introduction Ia Equity. 32s.
nS, - na4yacai D.seetod lndox, vols SD
rICkE SCI, Comn.ntaries If thc Laws Of Virginia :;
y tC0AhE on Debtor ard Creditor 4Go
na1n Gnice to Magistrates 5 20
ehiIH- NJ" e1ntilo Law. EIiled ~ MUssrs. IIol-
~ eaapo Ghoison. New edhiva 40
QUAhItRLi AN oUluaL Edited ~ AIex'r Gui-
son. hs4. OF the klchaoad Bar. Yearly sub
IUChEh on d0Yernfuent $50,
na. on Wages, trosil 8 aud aon.s. r.2s.
MAI THsw's Guide 10 Commissioners in Cbaneery
vol. b OF P.fTas, ia and HgArps Report.
ot nc Special Ceari Of Appeals, il in pres aud
viii be PARLIAMENTARY In DeceHlbey
me 40 w. with the lsIRest and best selected stock
" IA" o21As ia Virginia, an1 at lower Ices, Brs
away . 3. t2qn1 a. GIL. NJ. wfs'S
La" SeoAss!i.n. an, pghlishipG stI.s.
Nc and Egeharge PiscA,
va, d(r1rs heios IN, fost 0fsee
y b-Firginia Reports slwa - on hand. and Tor
ne ~ sIs'e prices. Orders promptly attended te
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9tArfA.IEnAIs

The November number Of Blsckvood, and the
October number II the Edinburgh Review, both
capital numbers, have been placed on or table by
Mr.. Woodhouse
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sss- GysTs' GARMENTS CLEsNsED and

DYED in the very best manner; repairing o9 Gt,
short notice and at moderate charges; Se III
ghawIs cIeansed and repressed, SO as IN LOOK hke
~ DENNIS a BRO, Franklin st.,
h1 pso-sts Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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N.Y. 500 AspRorYpEs taken at Pow

ERs Yesterday 100 photographs; and nnmnrr o.
Factures The best Amir types for 50 cents PoWERs
gr-at Picture Factory Isl Main street PhotngrarhH
on large scale, at POWERS great Picture raca o
n car1ra
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TIN s.DIoc,p1rs" of Eastern "

oipis will meet in convention. to-day, F hlphlJ
~ no o,cIork in sycamore Church. Revs isaac fr-
rett D. = Bnruet and other distinguished sttsnReIs
are expected The religious services, 20" III pr"
gr az will be continued nightly. at ia 0 clocR'
no It's
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iii REALLY IMPORTANT swsss
60 20 TIE PuRLIC. Gzsa.

At any time dollar saved Is a dollar made; bur
10 hard timrs thia fu!ei, dUubly important. Heuca
purchas re- VIII Gag Fly s.sk that establishment
where goods a sold th@ chsannt.
AS KELLY & MASON, lH7 AsQ street Richmond
bu, thsir stock f'r from! Northern hsnuf4ct-
rers, Go whom read money is new 50 desirable ,
tlry ens"led di>poae y. it NJ such prices ~
sill than compete ~th suy other hou., ia tar
city.
THERE Goods have been most carefully selected. and
country well rs city Cur' outrs viii Sud il t. heir
inter.s;t examine them. they hav- cuustang ar
rIvaI$ Of
,'entemoDs, Boys ana servant HATS ard CAPS.
LADIES' a0d Misses tUiS and FLAT.
Int+nts HAT and IURBAN>, o., g..
10 tho manuiactnio Of tl.k and beaver HATS
tIey nay IL grai,est possible attention. ami they
Law. 'he very finest and m,-t f.su,"natls ax.0ri-
nert Il tGem from the best houets Nurth.
"a a -
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CHURCH Il FLEMING.
" COMMISSION MERCHA NTS, and DEALERS
IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEN ENTS Of almost
Every description and warranted also Field and
Garden Seeds, will make sale of " heat, Corn and
Tobacco, or any kind of ProGuce No - Main 50.
NM. X CHURCH,
mn Dim HM r FLEMING.
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TRLHoRAPHIC NEWS.
aErOarEp koK rBR DAILY DIspATOa

ADDITIONAL ny THE VANDERBILT.
Nrw yonE, Nov. 25.--Ths steamer Vanderbilt has
rived here
She brings FL 600 900 In specie. aud 300 passen-
gers among whom Is R Ten Brock
There a severe financial panic at st. Peters
burg
The London Times az saturday. says that the re-
lief afforded by suspense sion Of the Bank charter
act imnediate and the applications for dis
count we're much less than they were before.
Foreign Exchange steady
The draia of gold from Scotland had entirely
ceased.
The decrease Of bullion In the Rank of England
for the week ending the IIth Was 81 300 900 while
private securities increased nearly E3,5o0,000.
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psceAssD Alexander II, Haynes, ono Of The
American delegates from Monroe county. IN the
last Virginia IL gslatars died Oh the 18th inst q,
the Red sulphur Springs.
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aSy~ SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention
or the puhlic s requested to sale of Chinese GU
riosites Fancy Shells, &c, 4c to take place AZ tn p
Maj, hetyeap 9th and 10Th streets. THIS DAY, at
10 ocI9ck. Also, THIS EVENING, at o'clock:
M o.. F. B. COOK 4 CO., Aucts.
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WANTS

WANTED TO HIRE-A woman, to
COOK, WASH and IRON for q very saal
family, the balance oil the year. Apply imusda ely
at this ntiiHe. no 2-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

TloS..The Ladies SIRE reQu. sted to look at those
elegant Dollar Black silks, received this morning.
Ihey arr splendid article. we'll worth 81 % per
yard. Gall early and secure some before thes are
eli gone. ALFRED MOSES
no IS "a Nain stres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

s~ SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention OF
the public il requested to our sale of Furniture Her
rings Brandy &c, to take place AT our store THIS
DAY at 10 o'clock. See advertiser. MT &.
no 27-it r. b. COOK d. co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

TO PRINTERS.-A young man, now
4 stopping in Richmond, il DESTROYS OF obtaining
a situation. anu j. willing to leave the city. IS ca
pal Of taking charge OF ueIs nsDer. Best az Te-
given. Address T. s., Office OF this paper.