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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through VILLAIN FISHER Son, Stock and E III Brokers.
SnIrIln n,Inn
The New York Tribune of yesterday saws:


We notice no important change in the Money market,
although long paper does not pass quite as freely as did
cases easier and we hear of transactions as low as AZ
cent Paper OF leading character ls5dL per cent accord
ing to maturity The liabilities of Messrs. Slate Co
are stated at about The suspension is ascrihed
to losses upon sugar The reported suspension OF the
Kerosene OH Company Is incorrect but some joint paper
given by Eagle Hazard, l.. Demonico, d. Austin, Jr
ana rho 10 = nor coa ana other supplies has been
o"eu 10 ray over me company II Is stated IS max
ing money from us operations put the amount OF capital
heeue Was larger tnah us stockodes were aoe TO ad
vance amount due 10 OUTSIDERS Is understood to be
ABOUT >4uOVoo ana te parties IN interest only ask an eN
tension me Iaihpurg steamer touay TOOK SZUooO0 IN
specie !! IS stated that there are assurances IN wall
street OF S0oOOo on vessels and cargoes disabled by the
late gale on the FLORIDA coast
The market Tor foreign bills Is heavy, and bankers sig
natures of sterling have sold at 98GlO The leading
drawers ask but 10. Commercial and Southern bank
bills are more plenty and sell at 109G109T per cent
Francs 51G4d513A. A large lot OF Southern drawn
bills selling at 515%.
Movements at the Stock Exchange to day developed a
singular Of the markea large share Of the stocks
which figure prominently in the street speculations
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

George Graham arrested on Tuesday night
charged with assaulting his mother and brother
with intent to kill. Graham pursued his mother
with knife threatening to kill her. Justice Nc
Allister committed him for Court.
Edward Miller was arrested charged with assault
ing Mrs. Mary A. Gessford, on Gay street, near
Mott. lie was arrested by officers German and Su-
ter, and conveyed to the Middle district police
station, where he was arraigned before Justice Nc
Allister and while the case was proceeding Miller
struck the husband of Mrs. Gessford a severe blow
in the face, for which he treated roughly by
the police The Justice committed him for Court.
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50,I05
Sales for consumption estimated at.... 1885
l32,472

NJ.
The Chicago Press and Tribune, of Saturday, reports
Eastern Exchange and irmer at premium and
gold at II az premium. The receipts of breadstufs on
Friday include 4 054 bbls -four 2S 709 bushels wheat
and o. 05l do With reference the receipts
corn, the Press and Tribune says:
The trade in continues to increase in activity
The daily receipts this week have ranged from 10000
900 bushels and preparations making p it
ward speedily possible before the close of navga-
ton Yesterday 900 sacks shipped to Boston part
of it by lake and part by rail and the prospects are that
large amount will be shipped the coming winter by rail
Buffalo, New York Boston, and other Eastern markets.
The arrival of so large of the ear
such unprecedented thing in history that the IA
ciites for receiving and storing it not sucent-and
we understand that consequence of the delay of
on the track the Illinois Central Railroad have been
PEELED to telegraph to all their stations to ship any
at present For the last four or five days
upwards of leo loads have been standing at the
depotsfOr train is unoaded there is an
other to take its place.
As instance of the effect this early movement
of the crop has the railroad interests
readers to the fact that in September last the receipts
corn by the Illinois Central Railroad were only l3lI2
bushels while in October, when the new crop began to
in the receipts 1000 bushels against 43 $50
bushels received during October of year This month
the receipts will be much larger and the difference
tween this and last year greater
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BOARD OF TRADE

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of Noeember
JAS. HOOPER, JR.
WM. II. STEWART, /. I. MILLER,
K. B. LATIMER JOS. ROGERS. JR.
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A RESCUE.-Thcrc are still occasional rumurs Of
plot to rescue Old Brown and his companions.
The Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg
Express says that orders have been given to the
guard, in the event of such attempt to shoot the
prisoners at once and then defend themselves from
the attacking party.
The Governor is still in receipt Of vile and me-
naeng letters from the Aholtonists. 1t is evident
that spirit of mischief is afoot which demands
vigilance at all points.-Ricitmo"d DcspatrL.
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About two o'clock yesterday morning the inmates
of the house No. 300 West Saratoga street, occu-
pied by j. w. Bowling, were aroused from their
slumbers by dense smoke filling the whole build
ing. On giving the alarm, officer Ryan was soon
on the spot and discovered the smoke to be caused
by some person carelessly throwing lighted cigar
on the lobby carpet. The fire extinguished
with but little damage, and without alarming the
department.
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and man named John Alexander, had hearing
before Recorder Eneu, on charge Of conspiracy
to extort money. The evidence went to show that
Alexander employed by the alderman to call
tavern-keepers brought before Curry, and bound
over for selling liquor Sunday compromise the
matter afterwards for a sum of money, and share
the proceeds with the alderman. They we're held
to bail, each in the sum of 81 ,000.
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Shin News.

CHARLESTON, Nov. lG.-The cutter Harriet Lane
from New y ork, whilst cruising in the late storm
sustained same damage and has put in for repairs
The brig Hayward, from Turks Island, bound to
Boston, has put in leaking having been damaged
in the same storm. The bark Lucy, bound to Bue-
nos Ayres, which left Charleston on the 25th ult
has returned leaking and in a damaged state.
NORFOLK, Nov. l6.-The Bremen bark Cuba, with
cargo of sugar. from Trinidad, has arrived in
Hampton Roads.
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BosToN, Nov. lG.-The steamer America sailed
hence at for Liverpool via Halifax, having on
board SlO0 900 in specie She took out the New
New Orleans mails of the 10th and kilograms of the
18th.
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From WASHINGTON

WAsnrNGToN, Nov. 16.-The Board appointed by
the Navy Department to examine Maynard's breach
loading carbine, say thev think it recommends it.
self to the test Of naval service.
Senator Douglas physicians consider his condi.
tiOn as considerably improved this morning. He
is, indeed, considered convaescent.
Upwards of twenty members of Congress are now
in Washington, and others have been here, to make
arrangement for having accommodations for the
session.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-Evening ng-There is no
perceptible change in the condition of Mr.. Douglas
health to-day. When he first stricken down,
he was employed in preparing a reply to Judge
pamphlet form in unfinished state He re-
marks in a note: 'I am too feeble to add more.
Here let the controversy close for the present-per-
haps forever
The Picay'me of the 1lth says: Two companies
of Federal troops are en- route from Fort Clark to
RrOMnsyilla.
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Tle ST. Lonis DemocrnL of Tnesdar sars.

We have favorable change to note the hog packing
weather, since our last report. commencement was
made Saturday 1000 head by Ashcroft the weather
being cold and prOpitiOus For heavy hogs St Louis
packers offer $5G55O net and from this down to
S425 for light ones. Receipts improving, both
by river and railroad.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Nov 14-Flour-The market
continues without change of Importance. 1t NAV he
quoted firm but dull. The sales 900 bbs. at 81 SO
for superne and 9OG525 for extra including 200 bbls
extra white wheat, at Ripley Ohio, the latter rate
3,257 bbls. were received the last As hours
WhSkey-The market is unchanged and quiet Sales
OF 900 bbls at q Ec., including that from wagon
HogsAbout goo head received the last As hours
The favorable change in the weather induced great
y and those who had contracts to fill rushed into
kct and all to be had were bought at S575d6. About
1000 head sold to day at the latter rate the
ing firm.
Provisons-Nothng transpred in mess pork or bacon
$50 bbls. new lard sold at 97s cts.
Green Meat-2,2Oo hams sold at 7Sd7A cts, closing
at ~ cts.
Groceries-The market is unchanged and quiet Sugar
and moasses scarce and firm at full rates.
Wheat-There is no change in the market since las
quotations Sales 300 bushels prime red 81 10; 700 do
prime white at Sl1s 500 do do at s1.I5.
Corn-The demand is good and the market is firm; sales
of 800 bushels at 43 cts, and 100 do at 45 cts
OatsThe market is dull and prices have declined 1c
per bushel Sales 500 bushels delivered 46c $50 do
in bulk at 44c.
Rye-The market is dull and unchanged. We quote
prime at 75c.
Barey-There is an improved demand, but prices are
Cheese-The market is firm, with good demand. a nd
English Dairy at lie.
Butter-There is good demand for prime roll at 16a
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 5.-Turpentne-Sales
yesterday of 500 bbs and to-day of 424 do So for vir
gin and yellow dip per $50 lbs
Sprits-No transactions that we hear of.
RosinSales yesterday of 600 bbls common at 81 12H
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK Nov. l6-Cotton is steady-sales of 800
bales Flour is heavysales of 145OC bbs Ohio S5.3;
5.55. Wheat is heavy-sales of q 600 bushels South
white $3.50; Western $40; Chicago Spring l10d
l12H Corn is heayy-saes of 10000 bushels white 10;
cts; yellow l0ld103 cts Pork is frm-Mess S15l2%
Lard is steady at l0T cts Whiskey is dull at 26 cts
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ARRESTS AT CULPEPER G. H., Wa tcIegraphic
despatch by the American Company's line, from
Culpeper Court House, received on Tuesday. says:
"a number of pedlers and suspicious characters
have been arrested here Of late and i IS the inten-
ton of our citizens to put all strangers who cannot
give satisfactory account Of themselves in confine
ment Public feeling seems to have been highly
wrOu o. hit upOn."
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From Puerto Ruco.-We have dates from Puerto
Rico to October 10Th. The Boletin NcrcauU an
nounces that the crops have been exceedingly good
all over the Island, with the exception Of the dis
trict of Guayama. The coffee crop, especially, was
large drag had been put into operation at Are
eibo to clean out the harbor, which considera-
bly, obstructed.
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On Friday night last four burglars broke into the
post office at Oleon, red the letter boxes and car
ried off the Washington Monument contribution
box. They also obtained some pennies to the
amount of two or three dollars
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The Trib,me's CharIestoyyn CorresDondence

u
New YORK, Nov. 16.-The Tribune this morning q
publishes a letter from Charlestown, Va, under
Saturday date, describing the departure of Messrs
Hoyt and Jewett, and commserating with them for
bearing the censure of his (the writer's) letters
The Result of the New York State Election.
New 1ORK, Nov. l6.-The Tribune of this morn
ing says that by the returns thus far received Mr.
Jones, the Democratic candidate for Secretary of
State appears to have sos majority. The official
returns will be nncassary To decidn thn rasuIt
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IMPORTANT RACING DECIsIoN.-The Norfolk Coun
ty Court (England) has recently dacidrd that a
race against time was legal game, and not horse
racing within the meaning of the statute Bets in
race against time are consequently recoverable
by law.
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Rise in the Ohio River.
Va, Nov. l5.-The Ohio
point, two hundred miles below Pitts
1T feet deep at present and is rising.
Death of Ex Gov. Ransom.
T ,oT-TS \pC TX IapnotoI COZ, ,

ST. Louis, Nov. IA despatch says that Ex-
Governor Ransom, receiver of public money at Fort
Scott, Kansas died on Friday.
Gale at the south.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l4--There has been heavy
gale along the Gulf coast; and ice has formed in this
citv
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Maine has felt most keenlv the loss of returns on
her ships, and the building of vessels is of small
account as compared with former years. For the
year ending June Both, 1853, Maine built 2l5. 1904
tons of ships In 1858, only 1853 tons, while in
1889 the tonnage built will fall below that of last
year. The secret of this falling of in the value of
American ships, is the increase Of the steam
of
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AN OLD MAN GoNE.-The Rutland (Vt) Courier
records the death of Nathaniel Chamberlain, IN
Wardsboro, :" that State, at the age OF ~ years
He was about 10 years old at the commencement OF
the Revolutionary war, and took part IN that
memorable struggle,
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LOVES LABOR LosT.-A butcher belonging to
North Shields married wife in the church of an
outlying village, and after the ceremony the party
adjourned to the Coach and Horse, where they re-
gaIed themselves with strong drink. Thence they
went to another house, where they had another
drinking bout. While so carousing an old sweet
heart of the bride dropped in and while the party
were in "high iinks he put his arm round her
neck and gave her kiss. This enraged the bride
groom, and fight took place. While the rivals
were sparring on the floor, the wife jumped up,
and, placing herself between them, took off her
ring and flung it at the bridegroom, and shortly af
terwards made off with her former lover. The
bridegroom sobbed and wept bitterly at his loss
Photographs ofthe original drawings by Raffa
ellie, in the Royal Library at Windsor, have beer
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Hm- ARTIFICIAL TEKrH-THr CHro.

rLAs7io pgocxss.-G " JONES, DENTIST, havins
purchased the ercinsfrc rt0ht for the above
tnode Of making TEETH, and after using ard test
ING 10 in the mot difficult cases. totsTs other plote
hdd ffiIed is entirely SATISFIED If ITS absolute snpcri
orrtp over the gold silver sad platins method can
therefore. With confidence recommend IL to all he
may desire full partial of teeth; ond especial
" n sch as map BE- dissatisfied Utth those they ar,
f0p nse. In this process, all OF the objections te
the Sold plate aro remoyed-the suction being PEI
fsc secares com fort aud STABILITY to the it and the
teeth being esaceded in the metal the food is excu
ded from unpeT or between them, they are, there
ore. cleaner smoother and in every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
cured he can insert one more teeth s1iort casps
and IN al cases guarantee perfect and satisfaction
1t.
This method having been adopted and commend.
ed, by these standing highest in the profession
North and South. testimonials will be given. and
specimens exhibited, to any who may desire to see
them. The old piates Of those wishing To exchange
the old .1cthod for the new will be taken in part
pay. VIII Of course. make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex.
rscted by electricity for those who wish it.
Oflce opposite Corinthian Hall. ja7-ly
km~L LIcoHioE--ln Mass and Stick, of
the best quality
GUN ARABIC. (g anuine) for tobacconists
ToAQCA BEAaS-Apgastura, Black and Crys
taiZed
OLIVE OIL. In glass, of new crop
In store snd for sale low by
J PkrFIELD GEORGE,
In ID blair Co.'S Building,
M 4--Sm N arhl Gar
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pUREUSS & BRO,

Norfolk, Va.
TATL0RS CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN.
hf. imported BY them from John Taylor Of Lon
don. hlso, in Custom House, Braniies of the fol-
lowing brands; James Hennessy;. Osard, Dupuy 4
toi the United Vineyard Proprietors; Sidney Co
lerier. and other brands. CHlMPAGNEs Greer
seal; Cabinet in half Piuts; Piper heidsick; Held.
sck Go, and other brands. All grades Of PORT
WINES. sHERRIEs Duif Gordon, Harmony and
other brsnds. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WHIS.
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: Summerdean; Lackeys
Mountain Rye; pure Extract OF Rye Grain; Funk /:
Besore's Old Bourbon County X and other brands
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN in whole and pipes
Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Btters. Charles
London CORDIAL GIN London PORTER. Scotch
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine
fred and white) made in Carolina. oARDINEs'
in WhoH, half and quarter boxes etc ETC. Also, 400
600 Choice HAVANA sEGARS, which were selected
in Havana by a gentleman sent out by US for that
purpose varying In price from $40 to Sl5C per thou
sand. All OF which will be sold to puncsual per
sons on favorable terms.
pCR3UsS & BRO,
Sole Importers, In the United Ststes, of Tsylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No5 Wide Water street, Iren Building,
25-6m Norfolk. Va.
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~ DISEASED
SIDE,


Gr DISEASED
SIDE,
BREAST
EYES. ETC
Extract from letter from Grimes, ESQ.
an, Loudon county, Va
ny VIE has been for years afflicted with grea,
eskness. pain in the side. breast ard back psIpi
tation OF the heart; feebleness OF tie nervous sys
tfa; loss Of Appetite complex ion saIlow: TIE sigh
oi oEe eye almost gone, the other very weak. ] am
pleased to EAR Hamptons Tiucture has restored eI
70 perfect health Her @! &c good now as ever
they were.
RHEUMATIsM, IS YEARS.
Mrs Baaweil OF Virginia. suffered from Rbeu
mstism from her 18th to her 10th year of age: a,
Eimes, entirely helpless. Being WEALTHY, she en-.
ptoyed the best medical attention end tried many
tdbis Tncturs. ~
hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
Hiends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEHALES AND CHILDREN
Ihis T1ncture will be found y great medicine for
all their diseases
81 Csii sno get Pamphlets and zee cures.
os sod ~ PURCELL. LADD co. Richmond: By
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; 6y all the Drug eists
IN Petersburg; by MoRfIMER MOWBKAY
baltimore, and By Druggists and Shop-l.,epers
everywhere.
sA- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
my i6-d&wta
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NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AF-

NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER Ar
Il PECTIONe. ARTsHORNE'sG GREATBuCHu Y
COMPOUND for the rapid cure OF sll kisney sn3
BLADDER Cornpisints This Concentrated ComCounc
Extract of Buchu 10 the best Remedy Ia the Forlo
tor all Diseases or Complaints of the Blsdder niu
neys Dropsy, Grave, elects Leucorrhoca Or y aites
Urinary Complaints Distinctions. and all Difeasef
and eak ncsses Of the sexusl Organs, whether oil
constitutional origin. or from any other caure o.
long or short duration:
IL is prepared by . Chemist. contsiaing no Mer.
curry and II pronounced By medical men 70 be not
only the best, but the cheapest Bucbu Compou nd 10
the world Persons who have suffered for yeaJv and
could scarcely walk. have been cured By using one
or two bettles.
Large bottles 81; small Bottlss 80 cents. ec!d ~
lnond, Petersburg. Norfolk. and other tswns i Wiz
ginia. N- Im
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MEDICAL CARDS.

GloRal B. Srlxz, Dentist, Ole
and residence No 2al. OF Msin between sth and st
yroeu. Aiobmcnd va. my N-ly
30 De. JoHs B. WALrHAIL, (Homeo
pathist offers his professional services to the it
1ens of Richmond and its vicinity OHice at his re.
| sidence. on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9th.
Iel2-dly
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THREE PLOWs IN ONE PLOW-I

l. have completed and successfully tried new
Plow, which combines the advantage of three Plows
on one stock. 1t s constructed that the face.
front wearing surface of the mould board is sep.
.rate from the rest of the Plow and Ia put on or of
"A easil Is Point. Each Of these Plows has three
different Sizes and distinctly different shapes OF IA
ces. thus enabling one Pow to perform the several
Changing the face, (Which is done by one screw
bolt) IA only the face OF the mould board wears
ont This Plow can b. used at only half the cost q
other pows for the other parts do not wear at all
do not wish to disparage other Piows. but be
leye t is 10 be the most perfect and most eeonomi
Col ~" A"" - PHI sTARKE.
No SO Main street.
3doors above st. Charles Hotel.
Riehunnnd VA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- sHAhPooH1Na WITH SNOW
BATH 1Gentlemen. II you wish to get y,ur
aSss.e snamr sonsd with the, shower BATH would
shampooninR and Bathing Saloon nndar the a me"
aiosn 81 Hotel Entrance on iIth street Single bath
u cents. or fve tickets for 81. nv M
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EXPLOSION OF FIREDAMP --Oo the morning of tte 9
23d May, an explosion OF fredamp took place In
the colliery of VIM. Milnes Jr., Co., at ST. Clair,
Pa, by which five men and four boys were burn t,
some severely, some lightly, bat none fatally. 1t
resulted from one Of the miners entering the
shaft with naked light, although cautioned not
to do 40,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e~ SASYoRs's LIVER lsvIaoRAroR--
CosForNpED xNrfRKIr PROM 6rM.-Is a mild and ef
fectuai csthartse, acting first on the LIVER, 70
sect .ts morbid matter, then on the Stomach and
Bowels, and carries oa all matter that prevents
taesr heslthy action. and thus strengthens and
suhde up the whole system very rapidly and Is the
best LIVER ISvI00RAToR
LIVER INylG0RAToR
,>,,,,u LIVER INVIG0RAT0R and
PUEIfIeS THE BLOOD =
PUk1Fl&S TFE BLOOD
PUkIFl&s THk BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSpEPsIA
CURES CoSTIYENESS
CURES BOWEL C0MPLATNTs
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOR
Bold By all Druggists. fe&-Sm
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uV Henry L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice OF Law In the city of Richmond
- once In Beivin's New Building on 18th. fronting
h@hA stfeet. 10 26-ts
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DISTURBING WoRsHP. Elijah W. Gaines
Was held to bail by the Mayor yest. rdsy, for dss
signediy disturbing the congregation ut wesley
Chapel, last Sunday night, while at worship. II
young meD have no respect for themselves, OF the
religious opinions Of Others IL might b we'll for
them to remember that the laws of the Gtats pro-
tecr religious congregations, and that hns aud
imprisonment may be indicted ON oil who disturb
them. II s
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TSINE ARTS.-Messrs. W. eATTLEE
IA PERLE Ann RUBIS CHAM.

A<PAGNES.-The undersigned have been appoint
ed sole agents for the United States and Canada for
JAcoUEs GoERG Co. at Ch alons. sur. NJ arne France
We present their Wines to the public under two
brands, namely: La PERLE and i2UBIS
fruity tRete.
The "RUBIs" is a fine Cat .net Champagne, Of g
beautiful ruby color, which Is natural to the wine
Fer sale at wholesale in Richmond, only By
DUDLEY Il CO.,
7eMaip
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THs Fxscurfvs CoMMlrrEs Of the Vif-
ginis Central Agricultural Society, win bold .
monthly meeting to-day, and the members are ins
yited TO be preeout