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A TTENTION ATTENTION.
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS HOL-
IDAYS.

The attention Of the citizens and the public gen.
orally is called to my immense and fresh assortment
Of fine FRENCH CONFECTIONERY BON BONS,
PRESERVED FRUITS, JELLIES, OORDIALS,
AssORTED CANDY of all kinds and Hayors;
FRUIT, POUND and ASSORTED CAKES, PIES,
and other Pastry; ICE CREAM and WATER ICES
Of sll ayers either plain or in fancy molds; CAKE
and FRUIT PYRAMIDS. of all sizes and descrp.
tiOns; and in fact everything to be had in first
class Confectionery Store. Having purchased of
the former Proprietor (Mr. THOMAS PorENTIND
his Stock. &C., and also receiving from him during
his stay in Europe a fine assortment of Foreign
Goods, of his own selection, can offer great in
ducements to those who will favor me with a call,
and will sell at reasonable prices which will suit
all.
Orders for Wedding and Private Parties received
at all times and executed with neatness and dis
patch.
All Goods delivered free Of charge.
AT. POTENTINI, Confectioner,
279 Penn avenue, bet. 10Th and llth sts.,
de lS-2wf Formerly THOMAS PorENTINIs.
STANDARD wORKs.-Prescott's Works, Mil
= lers Modern History Robertson g Works, Glib
sGns R9ns, % WavsTley EpSels, MCtlsys Works
Germany, D1sraeli' 8 Works, Schiller, Bacon, Pa
The above are the best editions and finely bound
De n 80 ~ FRA TAYLOR.
1876 APPRoPRIATE FOR PRESENTS. 406
limited number'of choice EN6RAVINGs and
GEIE TkhNsPsRRSSFREFlss framed 1 f2sG 4sGY
ARTICLES suitable for Holiday Presents, at
No. $50 7th street. doors above
Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms cash. de 20 2wifF
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MARp,.cv AVN cp,c

MARRIAGE AND OELIBACY,
An Essay OF warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Association,
and sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
address = Dr. SkILLiN HOUGHTON, Howard
ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia, Pa, 90 o 3n
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours; also curee
Shiiblans Ulcers, and all Erup ptions OF the skin.
ooto py all Uruggfsts. j. q. GILMAN,
nar S-lY 800 Pennsyl yAnia aHenuA
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FLoUR' FEED
WHISKY.
A large and complete assortment of
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
for Bakers, Grocers, and others,
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED,
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Either weight or measure.
WHISKY, ALL GRADES.
We mention the Bonnitz whiskey in particular.
as being pure, and four years old, sold subject If
necessary, to analysis.
VIM. M. GAIT q CO.,
po2t Indiana avenue and LIST at
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DIAN0S TUNED AND REPAIRED-The uR
IL dersigned we'll known Tuner and Re--
pairer of Pianos, of G. W MetZerott's Mu ETEI
sic Store, would inform his friends and thetii ~
friends Of music generally that he has separated
himself from said establishment and In connection
with his brother commenced business on his own
account. Thankful for the liberal patronage
tended TO him in the past four years, he would re-
spectfuly solicit a continuation of the same at his
new place Of business where he will also keep for
sale the celebrated wilkins Gold Medal OverstruHg
PIANOS and the unrivalled Carhart, Needham
Co. ORGANS and MELODE0NS, for which he has
secured the sole agency, and is prepared to sell
them at New York factory prices.
GEORGE l.. WILD,
OF Geo. L. Wild h Bros Pianoforte Manufactory
No. 497 lkh ST., bet. Pa. ay. and st. west side
p. San assortment Of excellent second hand
PIANOS also for sale cheap, to make room for new
sneB. no % lmr
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WASHINGTON MARKET,
w KILLEN HAVENNER,
No Ala n street betwaen 18th and l3th straat
TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.

The ASSESSORS of the different Wards will meet
at the following places from 10 O'Clock a. m to 3
O'Clock from the 18th to the 3lst December in
elusive to correct and register the names of those
omitted from the printed poll lists:
First Ward-Thomas Douohue, Twenty second
street, between and / streets.
Second Ward-George w Hardness, A street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Third Ward.-William IL. Downing, l. street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
Fourth Ward-Thomas W. Burch, Fifth street,
between G and III streets
avenue.
Sixth Ward-Charles Y. Nelson, 393 G street
south, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Seventh Wsrd-JOhn b Bird, No. 647 corner
Sixth and SITS. south. de 9-t3lst
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ON TAYLORS
* Of Standard Literature of the age is now
>.
y Books in handsome Bindings,
les in great variety.
= Bibles, Prayer Books, &c,
iC Prayer Books.
Taph Albums.
20, Russia, and Leather Bags.
wood, Rosewood, and other Writing Desks.
Articles &c, &c
lblic fs invited TO eall and examine this
collection. HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
334 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BANKERS.

JAY cooks CO.,
BANKE EBs.
FU,senth srset, opposite 1rsasxry,
Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always
on hand, q full supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
1-3O TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C.,
And pay the highest prices fer
QUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS su 7dtf
First National Bank
az WASHINGTON.
Il. D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 4 Oo.J President
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
18TH ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.n
We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful and
prompt attention 20
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted ts us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MEkT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
WASHINGTON, March 20. 1875. mn-u
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o Rs. FURS. FURS,
ESTABLISHED 1880.
ave now on hand q complete and elegant as
rent of FURS, to which the attention Of the
ia respectfully invited.
y have been selected by myself, and great
taken in the manufacture to make them per-
every respect.
include the most stylish and fashionable
now in vogue, as follows:
ON BAY SABLE,
CANADIAN MINK,
BOYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
her varieties, none Of which can be sur.
in excellence of quality or superior finish,
htion to the above, large stock Of
MIRAGE AND BUFFALO ROBEs.
81 1FUB CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, kc.
urs warranted a. represented.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
jsnl Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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IsT MAS TO YSll
Z HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Election Of PAINTINGS, ,ENGRAvINGs,
u LITHOGRAPHS, WATER COLORS,
InJT9GRAPHS handsomely framed suitable
Presents. JustJeceived and for sale at reasons-
pTyces.
~ new and beautiful style Of PHOTO
HfHS ON PORCELAIN, ready framed:
ROTHROCK,
452 7th street. opposite
Is 4awzw Int Patent Office.
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
OFFICE 5i4 PENS'A AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
-rHERE, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORWARDERS.

chsndise, Money. and Yaluables og all kind,
rded with dispatch 70 all accessible sections
country.
ECTION or NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
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ADJUSTMENTS

GROWERS NEW THEATER
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willard 3 Hotel
LEONARD GROVER CO..........D .Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-.-...C. ID. HESS.
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IR SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

GEO. l.. WILD 4 BROS,
Piano WareroOms, No. 497 llth street, near
north side Of Penn. avenue.
10 celebrated Wilken's Gold Medal Pianos
the Magnificent Ca-hant. Needham Co.'s
or Organs, for sale at New York Factory
- de 0-2wE
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HOLIDAY GOODS. &c.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
III NEW AND BEAUTIFUL sTYLEs.

Gentlemen's Scarfs, Ties, Stocks, Alexanders
Kid Gloves, Winter Gloves Of all kinds Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Silk and Linen. Also, Fine Hair
Brushes. Clothes do, Combs, Perfumery, Pomades,
Hair Oils, Cologne, suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents. at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
de le-2wif 424 Penn. avenue, near Az st,
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IIsI ToYsl TOYsI
81 + q X s!I

, have now on consignment from a New York
- large stock of LADIES and CHILDREN'S
g ofeyery description, which we offer at New
LANsBURGH & BRO,
z-lrn 375 and 5I5 Seventh street.
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{ fLARIFIED CIDEki
u CLARIFIED CIDERW
- Received thisday. per steamer Mayfower, from
New York two hundred barrels CLARIFIED CT.
DEB, which offer for sale In quantities 10 suit
purchasers, at New York prices:
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot 81 Green ST.
no 8-lm Georeetown. ID ~ .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

NASHVILLE, November 2s.-Colonel
r>tac L. Hawkins, Congressman from the
q, .utA district Of this State, addressed the
Ie-.>atuyc this morning. He was en-
,.a,callv opposed 10 rebel cniranchiSc-
,...t lat argued that the Legislature
>.".i extend the ballot To Colorcd men.
The Indications are that his suggestions
~.Il he carried out. On the suffrage queS-
. II here is a split among the Radical
lcsr, respectable minority being warmly
i. .Eor oil bath black and white cntrau-
,l1>rmcut, while the majority bitterly op-
;ut>c amnesty for white rebels. Secretary
Fletcher heads the minority, aad is sharply
denounced as renegade and traitor to his
party.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES,
Frnian Trials In Toronto-New Trials Will net
Likely he 6rnntcd-A Raid Feared from YER
nonl TO Release Prisoners at Sweetsburg, SC.

TORONTO, November 3J.-No decision has yet
been rendered in the matter of the appeal
from the Fenians' counsel for n new trial, and
il 10 believed that the petit will BE- refused
Quebec correspondent says that fears are
entertained of Il raid from Vermont during the
trial OF the Fenians IT Swceisburg, the object
being The rescue Of the prisoners. General
Michael lobe was sworn in lately, and Will
act rs administrator OF the Government during
the absence OF Lord Monch, who goes 10 Eng
land IN the ncIt Cuuard steamer 10 assist in
the confederation project.
tlrEBEc, November 30.-A cable dispatch re-
ccived here authorizes the Mayor 10 draw
Il ,ouu sterling for the relief OF the sufferers 10y
the late fire, The same being part OF - ,ubscrip-
ton taken up IN the city OF Dublin.
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ANOTHER VIRGINIAS AT MEMpHls.-The
Rev. j. " Cochran, of Texas, who preach
cd yesterday at the First Baptist church,
though i young man, possesses extraordi-
nary giits as a preacher. He is the son OF
venerable clergyman in Virginia, and his
zeal aud devotion as an earnest minister OF
Chris were attcstcd in his icryid clolucncs
Is he dScourscd OF the spirit Of the Apos-
Tie who placed Oh record the statement,
i" have learned in Whatsoever state am,
herewith to he content" His text was
most appropriate for one who has made
great sacrifices 10 preach the Gospel in a
great missionary field in the Southwest
Bulletin, 2Gh.
Mr.. Cochran is the son of the Rev. Isaac
Cochran, OF Prince Edward, who has been
the pastor OF Buffalo church, in that
county, from time whereof "ihc me-
mory OF rhis) man runncth not 10 the
contrary.' Our subscribers In the neigh
borhood Of that old church will read with
pleasure this notice OF the younger Coch-
rams extraordinary gifts" young" as
he is, he is Il very old friend [schoolmatel
Of ours.
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HAVANA, November 2s.-General Sherman
and staff went 10 the country on Wednesday,
and visited several plantations. They went
also 10 the city Of Matanzas and the caves of
Bcllamar. Great enthusiasm and rejoicing Is
manifested wherever he appears. A young
man has been arrested for shouting rird Ia Re-
pubiicd during a review on Wednesday. He is
10 he tried for treason. The Matanzas CORE
spondent of the SigIoS has been arrested, and
his apartments searched for revolutionary
documents. The Government is very vigilant
at present. and more arrests are anticipated in
a very short time.
Bushes. is very dull md money tlxht. Su-
gar market is very firm, buyers Offering from
u TO reals for No H. for European markets.
Very little is done for the United States.
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M. D,vIs.-Tho editor Of this paper
u~Mrly cuioycd the great pleasure OF a
visit T. vy-Prc,idcut Davis ut Fortress
u.ra-. II will bc gratifying to the gene
.a>-minlcd everywhere, and especially to
lto people Of the South, to he informed
u.l Iii, health has greatly improved under
r.. Humane treatment laltcrly accorded
t.u. T. those who have been familiar
with his appearance there wonld seem 10
FL, about such change rs five years OF
ordinary wear might bc expected 10 pro
aHer. His spirits are cheerful, and i'll all
.r,prrts he i, what those who have ad-
mired him most would hope to lind him.
LHut.y,y Of yesterday.
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GENERAL. SHEKVA>'s Mission A. VIEWED
r. rue LuNuoN TINaS.-Gcncr&l Sherman
a.~ tcru >rnt on an extraordinary mission
10 Mexico. Everybody is asking what ne
j. :, .,.., 10 do there. There need be but
..', mystery about this business. The
I..rI states mean t. drive not only the
ur..a troops, but Macmillan himself, out
a Mexico, and to lend all the support they
,an give 10 the government OF Juarcz.
Ills may he very impudcut on the part OF
.ia.rrrru, and very fatal to the prospects
81 Wrzicu. but there i, in our day, no
N..ty strong or rtch.'e>s e1trtJh 10 give de
.,...l " 10 " to American dictation.-1ho
L.4L1u >u,3aV Times, Noronjer Is.
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No Postal Trruty yet made with Great Bri-
tain-The Commissioners Asking the Release
Of Mr. DaNik 70 Home Without Success.

WAsHISGToy, November 3o.--lt is not true,
as reported, thai postal treaty has been con-
Guided between the United States aud Eng.
land. The project is merely entertained and
il may b. n fun year before treaty founded
upon il will 90 into EFFECT
General, Lowry and Major Hillycr, the Mis-
sis.ippi commissioners sent here 10 ask Tor the
release OF Mr.. Davis, left for home last eve
ming, having become convinced that there was
no prospect that their request would be com
piled with ~ present. II is understood that
they Will visit Mr.. Davis on their return and
acquaiut him with the result OF their mission.
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,ur PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS.

Tho President, in conversation with a
,-,c,,.rn Congressman to-day, stated that
1,a attended 10 quarrel with Congress in
!, hat NAV he called personal light, such
T. declaring ii t. bc an illegal body, or IN
|.nrctcnt t. pass laws or TO propose
>.,,er.3,urrts 10 the Constitution. To the
|",,rr>>ioual plan Of reconstruction he
,,.f r., had not Welded one iota. He had
done. lie added, all in his power to secure
>..trera representation in Congress-
Hu~3.
I'M rurE n REMAIN IN ROME.
TIE Government has received informa-
...u from Italy to-day stating that the Pope
'.> resolved not Ia leave Rome, but will
t-.>. T. she protection Of the king, Victor
Immau.cl.
..>vAIG nor PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
Tie Radicals have agreed upon Ben
Wasr as the successor Of Mr.. Foster a.
,.e>a,cut of the Senate.
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CoTroN PICKED BY MACBISERY.-The
Memphis AppcaL speaks of a machine in
vented for picking cotton that was used on
the grounds of DR.. Thomas, of Chelsea,
and says:
"Thc machine is based on the wagon
principle, having two wheels which move
the machinery, consisting of two cylinders
of brushes in the front, one at the back,
and cylinder of fine teeth in the centre,
with receptacle at the back holding from
300 to 400 pounds of the cotton with the
seed as picked. The machine is made to
take two rows, the animal pulling it pass
ing between the rows, and the driver
seated high above the entire works. We
saw the machine work and though We dis
covered il still lacked many qualities
which will have TO be added, We feel sure
il will in time be success, and yet crown
the inventor with glory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

Mr.. William Allen died at his residence,
in this place, Yesterday morning, in the
ciEhty-tiith year Of his age. For SO many
years an officer in the Virginia Bank, and
ior 50 many years IL mcrchant.-Frsds-
rickSJmJ Huuid.
We saw on our streets on Wednesday
last fourteen horses purchased in th.
county 10y Captain II. Ii. Heck and n. NJ.
Lee for the Richmond street railway
TWndpn 'u,dicptor.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
made arrangements with tie Orange and
Alexandria railroad 10 check baggage
through from Lynchburg and Gordonsvllc
to all points west.
The Fredericksburg Lclyer comes out in
favor OF the constitutional amendment
not on its merits, hut because its rejection
would result in a greater evil.
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The Radical Oglcc.Seekers. Demon.,rsuou

WAsHISeToS, November 2a.-Yery few meE =
bcrs of Congress have yet made their appear
ance here. The Radical committee having in
charge the proposed mass welcome have, In
consequence Of their delay in reaching the city,
postponed the demonstration until Monday
next The ovation was intended for Saturday
the lat Of December
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Tie General Assembly in session at Men,
3t4ls, after the long and interesting debate
al the relations Of the freedmen TO the
cA1Ich, finally decided, by unanimous
Vote, that they should be received into full
fellowship in the church, and Oh equal
grounds a: brothers in Christ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

A Washington dispatch to the Boston
fost says: 3" Thad. Stevens is in very bad
health, and his nearest friends express a
lear that he is falling. He has begun to
iiIa.l the attendance at his impromptu re-
options, and refuses to talk upon existing
political topics"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

Tnr WESTERN Corn CRop.--The Chicago
A.IaJEcau says: ave have met and
talked with farmers representing nearly
tie entire corn region affected by frost,
uai the uniform testimony is that the crop
/. Deprecated fully onc-third. lis value,
d not the aggregate amount, is so deprcci
.a,rl
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!. $50 - -
~ Graass vtss OF N. : 49,.

., WA,.,S 81 kS>ember ss. /
sidcnt concerning firant with eter pre
compromise appears to'Mnesty uf,ue
very interesting and signifc3i. oInnn Of
The General earnestly opposed thu ,ster.
as an utterly unsafe basis Of reconsti -
ton, tending to restore rebels to absolute
power in the rebelious section. He urged
Mr.. Johnson TO accept and recommend the
amendment to the Constitution as fai,
and Just plan Of reconstruction, taking the
ground that the people had declared for il
in unmistakable terms at the elections and
that II ,roald be un,oise TO disregard Their er-
pressed tciShes. 1t is said that the Presi-
dent listened to these opinions without
indicating his own views, but leaving de-
cided impression upon the mind Of the
General that his advice would be disre-
garded. 1t is known that General Grant
is of the opinion that II Nr. johnson ,oould
giue hs amendment his support il ,cou'd inn
mcdidte'y be Totifedby enough southern States
TO make it part of the Constitution.
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WuorrsnE PRo>a,rrr"H.-h the re
rr,t session Of tie United States Circuit
Cat held at Parkcrshurc, West tr-
na, the grand jury made more than
two thUu-and rrcscntments against the
Baltimore aid Ohio Railroad Company for
violating the revenue laws III failing TO
stamp receipts for freight.
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petitions for Provisional Govern
mentS.

NV ORLEANS, November 29.-Pctitions
ar circulating among the friends of Go
werner Wells requesting Congress TO csta-
1..>d provisional governments in the south
g-n safes until tie full rc;,dmission Of the
States.
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ANorHGR BASEBALL ArFAIR.-The
mcmbcrs OF Columbia Fire Company yes
'erday made up game Of base ball be-
tween the fat and lean members OF the
organization. The fat nine was van
4-l.Acd .-Nationut HteHigencer, 30th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

Hos. J.uEs GrTHRrE.--The Louisville
ra.r1.r. referring to the statements about
Tire health oi this distinguished gentleman,
80 that lie will not 10 able 10 tahS his
scat Al the opening Of Congress.
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,.nr,,e,urIns, u to els; new leaf. .temnins'

ss to sl4. 80, .h,runu. n
= ~ ~. old lnss, medium to good WORK
,n4 and shipping, " to IS; old ieai, com
non 70 good working and shipping - 70 s''
old leaf, fine to extra, nominal ,,x o.
T,.rcts and Boys-New fancy wrapper "'
dunn TO extra, $50 10 tleO.
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TELRGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING -,IspATCuEs.
REPORTS OF THE IMP % STATE, AID
-" EUROPEAN NEWS AsA 1dTIoy
From Mexico.

From Mexico.
rvw onp.xs, November " h,x. sd.
rices from Vera 1'uN - rampico |
=, the ;;Sep- aud two Austrian fr'sa
,., ,;er ror., nd one Austrian
''.''' -"-nilian IL III ling priyateiy''e
zaihe Is III the of Mexico. The lmpen
ISIS retain Out thr or four towns, the rest
Mexico being IN the ,ands of the Liberal
Tho Imperial garrison the city Of Jalal
surrendered to the Liberal. IN the nth /
slant, and were treated rs prlsoi,.rs Of war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

Since last January 45,s43,S9s quarts OF
mix have been sent to New York over the
Ere, tie Hudson, and the Hudson River
railroads.
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The Boston Post says: There is region
n oxford county, Me-, where the soil is so
poor that single grasshopper might look
o'eF ten acres Of II and weep.