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>. fcsr-oFFlCEs IN VIRGINIA.-At Suffolk,
d., Jesse +. Rawles is designated as mail
Messenger between that office and the
railroad depots.
Route No. 1903, Virginia, Genito to Bel
asyas Mills, is now curtailed to end at JEFF
-, % u route 4,5l3, Virginia, brakes branch
" " pp!oydton, an additional trip is ordered,
;"sHHhg the service tri-weekly. Boydton
i,, 'Ae county seat of Mecklenburg. Popu-
ii1 ". 900. Randolph Macon College is
, ~, mile distant, so that this improve
,n ,,5' u u mail service will be great accom-
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Tnr TEMPORAL Power OF THE PoPE.-
VI. Erdan, correspondent Of the Paris
J,apS at Florence, confirms the report
liza, an arrangement is contemplated by
which the various Powers are to guarantee
10 The Pope small portion Of the territory
which he still retains. He says: " A great
many people are convinced, and the Roman
revolutionary committee, and the Italian
Government among others, that the only
practical settlement of the difficulty is to
leave the Pope the absolute sovereignty
over the Leoline city and strip of terri
,ary. excluding Civita Vccchia, but includ-
ins the port OF Palo. According to this
r.an all that part OF Rome on the left bank
ai the Tibcr and the Trastevere, as far as
the gate of Porto Santo Spirito, would be-
come exclusively Italian. The Leoline
city is walled in, and the Pope could thus
feel himself at home"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
RBp0RTs OF THE UNITED STAIbS AND
EUROPEAN NEWS ASS0C7A7T0E


Miscellaneous.
NEW YoRx, November 25.-The Yacht Ciuo
endorsed the ocean sweepstakes race between
the yachts Vista. Henrietta, and Fleeing.
NswARx, November 25.-E. A. Osborne was
yesterday committed for robbing his employ
ers-a jewelry firm-of 5000 In coin.
New YoRK, November 25.-It Is stated that
a large number Of men have been duped by
concern here advertising free passage, home
steads, and religious liberty In Brazil
NEW YORK, November 26.-A Paris CORE
spondent, In letter Of recent date, states
that the alliance between Prussia and Russia,
and the counter alliance between France and
Austria, has been contaminated. The Army
Monitsr says that the war budget and the
army are to be increased as preparation for
eSentualities likely to occur.
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The Radical candidate for Congress in
the Ninth Missouri District proposes to con-
test the election Of General Sweitzer.
This increases the number of contests for
seats in Congress to nine, the contestants
in all cases being Radical.-Ne,o York. Iri-
bi,,e.
And all will gain their seats. The won
der with us is that all the defeated Radi-
Gals do not contest. John L. Thomas was
beaten by some thousands, yet he con-
tests, and will probably be successful.
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The Cincinnati Times censures the Pc.
tersburg Mder for calling this "rotten
Republic" 1t was wrong. If it had called
it a rotten oligarchy it might be excused,
but to call it Republic is absurd.-Lou-
iSviNe Democrat.
We would be glad to accept the amend
ment of the Democrat, but fear it would be
diSloyal to call this government anything
but Republic. Besides-the ALTERATION.
Inler
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SUDDEN DEArH.-P. II. Herbert, the
agent Of the Ghioni and Susini Opera
Troupe, is no more. He was perfectly we'll
at u o'clock Monday night, and yesterday
morning al 10 o'clock Was corpse. After
lie accounts were settled on Monday night,
ie went home TO the st. Charles Hotel, ate
lie" oysters, and went to bed. He seems
10 have been taken with violent cramps
Noon after he went to bed, and all that
e'.id be done failed to relieve him.
Mr. Herbert was between thirty live and
I'ty Years of age, and native Of Ger
&Ahy.-Ne,g Orleans Picdynle, 2lSt.
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TWO CITY DRUG STORES FOR
death Of the senior partner, the STOCK, FIX.
TURRs, and GOOD WILL Of the STORE now oe::
cupisd and conducted under the style and nrm OF
Picot No. 1901 Main street, nearly opposite the Old
Market.
Phail B Power, ON the corner Of Twenty. sixth and
Both storss have . fne city and country trade.
10 be sold on reasonable credit, approved sseu'
Apply 10 B. q. McPHAIL, at either Of the above
stores, or through the post.omcs. box $40.
Of the above firms will please present them, and
settle. no la-lot
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How BALTIMORE EXTENDS HER ARMS
Tie Central Ohio railroad has been leased
to the Baltimore and Ohio road for twenty
years. The Baltimore and Ohio manage
mcnt assumes control on the LIST of Decem-
Der next, and will at once proceed to put
the road in complete repair, besides great
y Increasing the motive power and rolling
stock. The terms of the contract are I'M
dcrstood to be that the Central Ohio is to
have thirty-tive per cent. of the gross earn
Ing, during the first five years, and forty
PER cent. thereafter during the continuance
q the contract.
Baltimore is indeed an enterprising city.
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Sioux ON the Rampage.

CHICAGO, November 25.-The Sioux City
Journal has intelligence that the Indians are
again becoming troublesome along the river
above that point Several Mackinaw oosn
containing miners have recently been ATTACKED,
and some passengers murdered. The Ddoostd"s
OF Yankton, says that two men were recently
murdered near FortSully by the Indians, and
that paper also expresses apprehsnsions Of ex.
tensiye troubles in Dakotah.
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From TENNEssEE.-The Legislature has
passed a bill providing that in all trials,
civil or criminal, in any of the courts of
Tennessee, it shall be good ground of
challenge for cause" as to the compe-
'eucy Of any juror, that such person is not
aqualifed voter Of this State.
Fiity-seven Radical Senators and Repre-
sentatives will tomorrow publish call
Tor State Republican Union Convention,
to meet in Nashville on the 22d Of Febru-
AIRY next, to nominate a candidate for Go
Vernon to represent the Union men Of Ten
ntSSee
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PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
L :IysT WATT Y En RtoW X.

warranted 70 do far better work. with one.fourh
not .tsnth a. liable 10 choke or clog, and viii
pulvcrxo the soil ana cover up vegetation far 81:
perior many eur. brace pillow ever yet made (al OF
which have been invented fomsd' and fasAionsd
4 refer 3 the following fsrnsn, Who can testify
:: :on r a S:s Lev George ss.:S
a d Dr. J. Hewlett p: y: H.xsll, soSn.nd
Iibsrf u Akin, d. 8. Fisher, John r. Diokanson,
George Booker, and others, who arc using u and
seen it operate. In every ease whore IT fails TO
nsd "a soon q the pillow 10 delivered into the store
81 George Watt j Go. i, q the old stand. -
GEORGE WATT, ow.maker,
No. lkse franklin street,
n. ~ ara Richmond. Va.
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Eareipn by the Cable.

QUEENSTOWN, November 26.-The Anchor
Line Company's steamship Caledonia, which
sailed from New York on the 10th, touched
here this morning en- route for Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, November 26.-The cotton mar
ket opens quiet and steady; middling nrlands
quoted at l4bd sales for the day will proba-
bly, reach 10000 bales.
LONDON, November 26.-Money market
quiet. Consols, 80 for money United States
6.2O's, FOX; Fries, 4sB Illinois Central, II.
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IMPORTANT LAW SUITS IMPESDING.-Iti is
understood that the legal counsel of the
sheriff and the new police commissioners
will Immediately institute civil action for
damages for false arrest and Imprisonment
against all persons who were parties to
their arrest and incarceration in Jail imme-
diatcly preceding the late State election.
The legal questions involved in the cases
will be highly interesting and important,
tut it is not probable that they will be
ready for trial for some time to come
baltimore Sun.
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Federal Pensions Gold In the Treasury.

WAsHISsroS, November 25.-The forthcom-
ing report of the Pension Commissioner shows
Ga, 200, 600 paid last year for pensions, and
s27, SOC, 900 during the past four years. The
estimate for the next year is sss ooo, 900. Fifty
four thousand names are on the army pension
roll.
Two hundred and twenty patents will be
issued for the week ending Gath instant.
Ninty three million dollars Of gold were In
the Treasury on Friday.
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MAMMALIAN Holds on, 4" says" this TeiegraA.
WAsHlSsroS, November 2S.-It 10 asces'
tanned here that Macmillan holds on 70
power in Mexico, looking to another civil war
in the United States, being 90 advised BY his
agent, DR.. Gallado. [Dr. Gallado 10 sharp
fellow. He sees long way ahead, bat It won't
help Max.-DisDdtch1
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From Havana.

BALTIMORE, November 25.-The steamship
Liberty arrived at this port yester ny from
Havana, Goth. General Sherman and Hon
L. d. Campbell, United States Minister to the
Republic Of Mexico, arrived at Havana on
the 18th, on the steamer Susquehanna. They
were received with great courtesy by the
Captain General and other authorities of the
island. They expected to stay there about ten
days. Quarantine regulations are enforced
only against vessels from Philadelphia and
New Orleans
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE RICHMOND MARKETS.

BAcoS.--Prices for bacon are not 80 frm, and
tend downward. The market IL very duh.
Corn is firm, and old can be sold at from
81 o5dsIlo. New corn brings soGS0c.
WHEAT has declined, and prime white viii
not bring more than s2soGss.lo. Good red
we quote at ". 5oGs2s5.
The markets generally are very dull, and our
last list Of prices current needs no change %
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REDUCTION OF THE PARDoNING POWER.
A bill has been prepared, and will be in
troduced during the first week of the
session of Congress, repeating the act Of
July, 1862, which empowers the President
to grant full or conditional pardons to per-
sons engaged in rebellion. If it becomes
a law, it confines the President to the con-
stitutional power to pardon after trial and
conviction. 1t is part of the Radio al
programme Washington Letter.
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The Application for the Parole Of Mr.. Davis
Sunday Law i'm Washington.

WAsHISGroS, November 25.-Owing to the
pressure Of business in the preparation of the
annual message, no definite action has been
taken upon the application Of the Mississippi
Legislature for the release or parole Of Jefier-
son Davis Commissioners Hillyer and Lowry
are still awaiting the final decision Of the Elk
ecutive.
The Sunday law has been stringently en-.
forced throughout the city to-day. All the
restaurants, bars, and cigar stores are closed.
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The Great Chicago Tunnel.

CHICAGO, November 26.-The Board OF Pub
lie Works will tomorrow afternoon break
through the narrow wall separating the lake
and shore ends Of the tunnel. Its expectsd
that the masonry work will be finished by Sa-
turd
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The ne.,age-Long Di,paseh sent b CABLE.

The Message-Long Dispatch sent By Cable.
WAsHIyoroS, November 70 The Presidents
message win be sent to southern editors on
Wednesday under seal.
Secretary Seward sent q telegram OF 5000
words yesterday over the Atlantic cable 70
Minister Adams, In London, on the subject Of
depredations BY southern privateers.
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The Troops In Texas.

WAsHrSaToy, November ga telegram
from Galveston announces that all the troops
in Texas have been ordered to occupy the en-
campments along and Immediately in the
neighborhood of the railroad leading to the
Gulf. This contradicts the idea that troops
are moving to the Rio Grande, where there is
no enemy
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. :

NEW YORK Markets.
new YoRK, November 26.-Gold, lSoh. Ex.
change, sk; sight, lok. Cotton quiet and
steady ut 34c.. Flour dull and lo0l3c. lower.
Wheat dull and lQ2c. lower. Corn dull, no.
minal at &l.2aasl.27. Pork dull and I'M.
changed. Whisky quiet. United States o.
lOsA; Of '65, LOT. United States rs, second -.
ries, l041s. #a 500
New Yoax, November 25-Aftsrnoon.-
Flour dull I6G25c lower per barrel; Sales
1900 barrels; State, eSGts.76; western, -
sls. 40; southern, ell. 0oBsis.2s. Wheat dan
and ease. lower days sales, 5000 bushels;
No. / Milwaukee, $40. Corn dali and easier;
sales, $4,000 bushels. Oats dull and heavy;
sales $1,000 bushels; western, e2Getc. Bssf
and pork heavy. Groceries and naval storSs
quiet. Turpentine, 7s074c. Rosin, hS7H0
$40. Petroleum quiet and steady. Cotton .
| Liyerpool, per steamer, I'D. Cotton nrm
sales to-day, 1850 bales; uplands, Ahc.;
Orleans, sec. market closed quieter.
sBw YoKK noxgY HARRIET.
New YoRK, November 26.-Money SHADE
easier; rate steady At per cent. on stock col
laterals, and per cent. on Govsrnmsat. De.
count quiet at per cent. Tor choice HAMS.
Stocks generally advanced. Foreign sxchsags
quiet. There il scarcity Of New York bills
and but o moderate supply Of cotton bills
coming from the South. The bank statsmsot
Is much more favorable than was anticipated.
In loans theresa decrease Of nearly nvs and
half millions, and In dsposits aa tncrease Of
one and half millions. The decrease IN iagal
tenders II three and quarter milii0ss-e
much lighter reduction than was sxpsctsd. <.
yrr,xora nAuxgYs
BALrIxoHs, November ~. -Flouf very dan;
Chicago extra, tli,2o6eii.7s; superAns, ele.0
G$u. Grain unsettled |; new corn, eee.o 81 |;
red wheat, s2.ss oats, 6o0ssc.; rye, 30. Pork
irm. Provisions very dali, and nominal Lard
heavy. Whisky duh; western, IN boud. ee.so
Gs3.sS. W
PHILADELPHIA MAlKsfs.
PHILADsLPuIA, November 3e.-FIoar WY
dull. Wheat lower; southsrn, es.ioo
Corn higher yellow, q .i7osi.1. Ass psss'
ga sees - +
NOBLE, November ss.-Cotton-oeles -.
day, 600 bales; middiinss. sa0ss. 1arsssvssy
arm. ...-..
C1xerssAsI, Novsmhsr 3e.-xlosr dan -
droopiur at SloGelo.sOg Whistv uneha1eed.
Hox. ann ana lowss 81 eeekss, spss. -
| PORK duli q 90, Sceses. Lara Aali o Mo
IAN. Gold, coA. - 81 .zsss ~, ~
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Our Rslaiisns with France - The Mexican
Questiou.

Oux n1l8k48AAD WIN Et80CC - 80 gUGxkC0M
Questiou.
WAsEISsrox, November 25.-As far a. can
be ascertained, instructions to Minister DIE
have but little reference 70 Mexican afIaiSs.
our Government relying upon Napoleon's
promise 70 withdraw his troops from Mexico.
The rumor that Napoleon had notissd the
Washington Cabinet Of the postponemsnt Of
the Withdrawal until spring IL untrue. Our
relations with Mexico are lesa complicated
than late dispatches from this city wouid indi.
cate. Minister Campbell has no Instructions
whatever touching u tripartits treaty. nor are
France or French interest 10 DO considered By
him In any way. Neither 10 any occasion OF
Mexican territory contemplated by our Co
vernment; but the constitutional party 4 70
be supported; II necessary. by military f0rcs.
The mission Of General sherman " simply "a
view the military situatiou of aaAirs In
Mexico, and 70 odd his asanzancss thai on
Government win spstsin The eosstisuiteeei
rsrty. II =. coaAd9tly bsiipved fAAt sseA
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The Chicago Tunnel.

CmCAGo, November 24.-The workmcn
src within thirteen inches of the lake end
,t the tunnel, and the city inspector, at 4
4. w., bored an augur hole through to the
,,ngr side.
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SHIPPING.

nor BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,
F AND OSTON.-POWHATAN 9anS1s -
STEAMBOAT COMPANY;-SEMI: So
WEEKLY LINE.-Lesves Richmond
timofe every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAysEs, will leave here At O'Clock
Freight received MONDAY and up to o'clock
p. n. TUESDAY.
and passenger ommodAtions.
Passage, meals included, %.
For freight or passage Apply to cuRRYx
once ut Charles T. Workman 4 Co.'S,
no aeLst Fifteenth street.
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Arreat of OrteRa.

WASHINGTON, November Administer Ro-
nero had no part in the arrest Of Ortega at
New Orleans. The request for Ortegas re-
lease by the Mexican consul at New Orleans
was not acccded to by our Government.
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Ernnl Havana.

New York, November ga letter from
Havana, dated the 10th, says that the Susque-
hanna, with General Sherman and Mr.. Camp
bell on board, would leave for Mexico on the
sd, and that the quarantine of vessels from
New Orleans has been removed.
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Postal Treaty with Great Britain.
A Washington dispatch says that Postmas-
ter. eneral Randall has finally agreed upon
the postal treaty with Great Britain. where
by hostages to and fro are to be reduced TO nc.
prepaid, and each Government to keep the
money IL gets.
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southern Men in Wsshinsssa. ,

wAsHISaroS, November 2s.-Many south.
ern members Of Congress elect are here. A
convention OF southern planters will be held
here to consult as to the best means to secure
payment for the cotton taken from them BY
Treasury agents
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o~oSfLLIIoS OF TUNNEL.-The Sand
r. SSael, on the Pittsburg and Connellsville
lsrr rTaa' is at last cut through. Its total
tlss !. 400 feet, being 1000 feet more
Csn,.SIe long tunnel on the Pennsylvania
le,1 aSi railway through the Alleghanies,
,enS' Ten Altoona aud Cresson. 1t ID In
tya W. W ioF double track, and n twenty
''e' vide by nineteen feet in height.
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MOBILE, November 25.-Two squares be-
tween Lawrence and Warren streets, con-
aiming thirty to forty houses, were burned
This morning. Probable loss, 100000.
I,,.,is1ly insured.
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l,sr tSePHIs, November 24.-The Presbyte-
te,.in general Assembly will continue its
tt,ea IN hext week. 1t has been largely
tta,aaa' and the greatest harmony has
it,, S ~ Its deliberations. Many emil
- uYines are In attendance.
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ACottop Factory Rurned.

NORWICH, Conn, November 25.-Kimbal
Harvey's cotton factory, at Blissville, near
here, was entirely destroyed by an incendiary
fire last evening, with all the machinery.
Loss, $40, 900 insurance small.
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Fire I'm North Carolina.

WuxINGToS, November 24.--Granger's
u.,I at Goldsboro', on the Wilmington
ami weldon railroad, was entirely destroy
% hy fire to-day.
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Seizure OF Fishing Schooners near Fortress
Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 26.-Several
fishing schooners, which recently came here
from Greenport, L. l., have been seized by the
authorities for trading without licenses.
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EmIaranis 70 Liberia !,

| PHILADELPHIA, November 2o.-Ihe Coioni.
cation Society has purchased clipper snipoi
| 600 tons to transport colored emigranu 70
Liberia. A company Of negro soldiers u form
ing for that purpose.
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mo JAvERS OF GOOD COFFEE

mo LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE
il II you want GOOD COFFEE 80 to the china
and house furnishing store q gRASCH Gns
They viii make, without doubt the finest coffee
ever drank without the least trouble. Also, open
ing this day, PARLOR COAL yA6KS, coal HoDe,
Dishes with hot-wnierp pans, and variety OF other
Indispensable uss.fnlni.htng goods tor yintsf
uss. For sale low by BRANCH CuHkANLl.
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Treasury statement.

WAsHISGTos, November 2S.-The receipts
from imports foot up t2oo, OOo,o 900 for the past
fiscal year. They fall below the estimates
thus far the present year, viz: el75. 100000.
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pcs.itution I'm the South.

New ALBANY, ND, November PA
number of gentlemen from Alabama and
Georgia are now in this city soliciting aid
for the starving people of those States.
They recount the most narrowing tales of
>u.lrriugs. Much relief has been afforded
Nv the agents of the Freedmen's Bureau,
hit hundreds are actually starving, and un-
less aid is furnished from the North, many
viii perish from famine during the winter.
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IT.; aL TENDING TARIFF BILL.-The pro-
liSs,g;aaS' are already forming their COM
,ba S"AS TO push the tariff bill through
The I ~ at an early stage of the session.
nest Is up In arms against IL.
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A Steamer out or Difficulty.

BosroS, November 26.-The steamer ontA.
rio got off the mud bank at Newburyport' ana
has arrived here tonight.
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Raid on Illicit Distilleries.
NEW York, November GA large number
of iIlicitly conducted distilleries were seized
In Brooklyn yesterday.
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MEETINGS.

ITO THE BASEBALL CLUBS OF
i RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER.-Th senior
base. ball clubs of Richmond and Manchester are
to appoint a committee OF three members
each to represent them in CITY CONVENTION
to be assembled during the coming week. They
are TO send full lists Of their delegates to
the president of the Richmond Baseball Club at
the earliest practicable moment. no 2-st
NTOTICE.-The stockholders of the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY are
req ested to meet at the Exchange Hotel, city Of
Richmond, THURSDAY, 9th December next, at
o'clock p. N. WILLIAM b. CALW ELL,
No s-deod&ctm President.
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PERSONAL.

ACLES, SPEC.D00a
STACLEs.-Thoss In need OF
GLASSES 10 assist their sight wiz 90 ven e svsi
ne great Sxpsrisnss q Ssy pspspf Rsfs9r$H5n
euesess0ys % uitshsll , Tyisf,
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No Extra Session OF the MARYLAND Legislature.
BALTIMORE, November Alt has been de-
termined by Governor Swami not 10 convene
. special session Of the Maryland Legislature.
It viii meet on its regular day, 10th January.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,(
RICHMOND, November 7, 1865. )
annual meeting Of the
IN Stockholders Of this Company will be held at
The office OF the Company. No. Oil Main street. be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets lup stairs), on
the 9Th instant ut IL O'clock NJ.
NJ w. HARRINGTON,
nos-td Treasurer.