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60 c1ry ELECrlOS FOE LEGISLA

TUEE.-JUDGE CRUMP AND MR.. 'iLhEh'-
Il - conceded on all hands that this eiocl"h 'H'n'
Of vast importance. The laws "t irS!"it ~ -
wor.. condition than ever before. what b't"'''
the enactmsnts of the Alexandra hahdluh' INV
Cuuf.iera,. laws, which hav" been rar'"'iy IT,
enacted, and the tinkcrins 81 last sesrl'h' ~
law. AT. In a condition requiring IN" mo-. J"'''
riru- legislation. making 1t of the va~t">t lini"i-
,,uc. that some one should be- sent 10 represent IL
who i no, only Of commanding Influence ana
rr.at ability. I'm, who i. familiar with til" laws ~
,b.v are. A. ihey have been. and ~ they should h".
f..i that | do MIR GuHEE no injustice when .iF
that Judge CRrxr I'll, all these requirements ana
that Mr.. GIrurg does not. Tn" position os tn" bar
on ,Li. subject i well known, and should have ~
weight with the rejecting portion IL me c'n'"G" .
t.. among the yurn. A. wnllas;h" old ior MrlfiL-
vfR. although in kindly relations Win All 'h' III
and popular with them. am confident vii! scarcely
ret a roi" If unrl among th'il all. lheF ui"''
sand the jmpurtarc" Of this matter and "'i'',
under circumstances 81 less vital interest," '"'!
would gladly give their young friend II ILL., ar 80
mot. If not unanimously in favor 81 '""-'
CErNr. The interests II the stat" ana u 'h' '''
are far too important 10 b" entrusted I" l""N1'.
rirurrd AID rn.k!Iful hands at this Jnnr'uf' ""'
intelligent and rejecting men should ." '"' 81
avail themselves Of the ralUahl" SERVICES '!i' ~
prrirnce and influence Of such men ~ JH'-'
CUryp. between the two candidaics there car
be no comparison in point 81 ability or merit,
and , hope II will b. the ~plcasGr" h ~i"!i""'cj
y.u, To send judge CgrTp L. the L"SI-iaiur" WI
= majority which will carry the weight Of a
almost unanimous cho'c'.
~ Glide ''NfE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-01

Two RADICAL BILLS krLLED.-Tlc ILL
for admitting Nebraska a Il State, and tie
resolution to convert the building erected
for the orphans fair into Il political wig
wan for the Radicals, were very property
killed by the President, who declined to
sign them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-01
Negro Parades-A Timely Order.

.NShAo \ NS S 49,
We refer to the very timely and prudent
order of Major General TERRY in our
paper of to-day. The object is to suppress
the negro drills which have caused such
nightly disturbance in the city, and were
so full of danger. No community ever
exhibited more compoSurc and seii-coh'fo'
than have the people Of this city on inc
subjec, of the paradcs and celebrations o.
the negroes. Those OF the 81 oi APP"
and a,h of July were well calcu!a'co-c>-
n.o;auy the first uamcl-to provoke COLI
;o, 7, wos , severe trial 10 which to
subject a people: without any 'cc'S''"'
aud without any fitness or pr"pfi''!' eve"
cop>;arriug the matter With reference L"
,bc negroes alone. Bat the lntcllScncc
o,a identified ,rllcuutrol OF the citizens
preserved order.
These nightly paradcS Of armed men
were only still further agitating a commu-
nifty without arms and without military or
carnations. Evil-di>po>cl persons are
known 10 he i'll this community putting
the widest ideas into the heads OF IL"
most idle and pro!ligatc Of the c"io'cd
people: poisoning their minds against the
whites, who never modest them, and whose
treatment Of them, privately II before
the public tribunals, is fair and Just. But
mislcd and dcludcd 10y bad advisers, they
were taking a course that tended I" out
rage. Much anxiety was occa>iohcd among
the calmc>t and most Sclf-po>ScSSed oil our
citizens. The order Of General TERRY,
therefore, IN in good time, and hc has
done a most crcditahlc act III placing II be-
fore tie public. BY it we may be saved,
possibly, from something like the horrld
scenes which have afflicted other c"mm''-
mites.
OF course General TERRY'S "Fd"r en-
tends over lis district, and VIII r,iic'e
other cities in the State OF similar tr"u-
bile, to those which have disturbed TINS
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-01

cash PAID FOR BONE~.-Wantcl,
\ FIVE HUNDRED Tons BONES. Cash pad
on delivery.
iuy 81. ;. L. L3 lii.ol, agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hf- NOTICE.-we invite attention to our -aI"
Of FRESH DRY GOODS. SHOES. &c, to take place
TIL MORNING
a, 10 O'clock, at our store, Los Main street
auI-lt PAINE d CO., Aucti"n"'rs.
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1Ccc FALL SUPPLY OF lSrr

looos BOOTS y >iitES We iN'''s
hay. lust received and are now opening a portion
Of our FALL SUPPLY OF BOOTS y SHOES,
10 whici ". invite the attention 81 purci!aser>.,
We shall continue 10 receive AkjL ADD
TIONS TO OUR STOCK WEEKLY and 1t II our
determination 10 supply the trade with so"ds -
low as they can be purchased here or elsewhere.
Merchants and dealers will find II 10 their 1nic-
rest 10 examine our stock before making their pUr-
c.aScs. T.. A. BALDWIN,, bEALI. > ~,
an l-cod3t No. IL Pearl ur Fourteenth street.
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J>oR RENT, the large WAR l.
Il HOUSE in Libby Bindings formerly &C. *
cupird by u. Possession given Immediately, c..l
win larg" amount IL storage secured, L. 4.SS1
desirable tenant. Apply to
PALMER, HARTSOOk CO.,
liz a-.s FoNrtnnnih .trc.t.
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NOTICE.-Onand after MONDAY the
~ 9Th Of August TOLLS WILL BE CHANGED
ON person. travelling over the New Mhehahiesvilic
Turnpike.
ly Sl-et ), U. LuArhiS, FFcs'aoh''
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PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
i equal to Sperm, at one dollar per gallon. Ii
beral discount tn The trade.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Of Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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MISS j. s. STANARD WILL RE-
WI OPEN her SCHOOL for young ladies tho Lot oi
October, Franklin street. corner OF Jefferson,
au l-2aXtn
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SUPERIOR TOOTH-B USH ES-
- DIRECT IMPORTATION i have just re-
cciyrd direct from England a lot of very Il
RluR TOOTH BRUSHES, made expressly for my
retail sales, each one being stamped with my name
and place Of business. ! can fecominend these
BRUSHES as worthy the attention Of all who want
COOP ARTICLE. These BRUSHES being made
10 order, ara well and substantially manufactured
Also. a constant supply Of my CORAL OhoNTE
and CORAL DETERGENT, the best dsntiiriees IN
u,.. ]. Ii. WOOD,
Woods Pharmacy,
an II Finh and Marshall streets.
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NoTICE.-Application will be made
" IL the Richmond. Fredericksburg, and P"-
tofnac Railroad Company for the renewal OF Ger
t~tiCalcs tor five shares Of the stock 81 sald com.
jmuv, issued la tho name of JEANETTE MONT
GOMEEY, the said certificates having been Lost.
IL i3-W2m' G.. FISHER.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ application will be made for thu renewal 81 :
C~EETltICATE FOR SHARES OF STOCK
standing in orr name in the Richmond and Liver.
pool p~ackrtCompany. ELLEIT Il l.LWkl.
lr l3-WliW.m"
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r UBlN'S PERFUMERl al .,rr.
MEADE s BAhEEs ltss mes
Nv ~ Ninth aud frsna!.A
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-22

The Chicago Times, which recently
came ont in favor of ne gro suffrage, says
that no newspaper article in this
country ever produced such sensation,
to which boast the St. Louis Times
makes the following apt and unique re-
ply:
We know of no illustration of the
egotism of the boast-it is unparalleled,
and should remain so. But the case of
the servant girl who left her employ
mont in the country to enjoy bit of
metropolitan life, shows a very fair
counterpart to the Times, parading the
notoriety of its infamy, as something to
be proud Of Jane, who went away q
plain and virtuous country lass, came
back to visit her old mistress in an
agony of crinoline and vulgar jewelry
and decorations. "Bless me, Jane, said
her old employer, "where did you get
all those fine clothesr "La, misses, /"
replied Jane. with self-satisfed smile
and glance ofapproval, "didn't you know
I'se been ruined" The Times has been
debauched also, but seems to think it is
q tribute to its smartness.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November II.
COTTON-Steady with only moderate
demand, buyers and sellers being too
far apart; SAFE for middling uplands and
35tc for middling Orleans.
FLOUR-Opcncd at 10a20c better, but
closed quiet, with the advance lost;
sales at 10 25a11 90 for sound common
and extra State; II G0a1l IS for extra
round hoop Ohio, and II GOALS IS for
trade brands.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Opened 2a3c better, and
closed with the advance lost, but with
fair export demand; 2 2Sa2 80 for No.
2 Milwaukee, the latter for very choice,
including two boat loads for export at
2 30a2 IS,
BARLEY-1a2c lower; Canada West in
bondl GOAL %.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts 121, las bushels; mar
ket irregular and unsettled; sales $4,000
bushels at 25a1 q for shipping mixed
western,ln store and afioat; closing firm
ut 25 in store; % for white western,
and 0Sa120 for new white southern.
OATS-lc lower; 93ia64 for Chicago
anu mllWuuhce'
WOOL-Dull and deciding; 3sa62t
for domestic fleece, 3sa50 for pulled, and
81 for Texas.
Observation-Disclosures sole shade
lower; 32a33 for Buenos Ayres light
weights; 34a34i for middle do; 36a37t
for heavy do; 3lia32c for California
light do; 33ta3ic for middle do; 35a36c
for heavy do.
COAL-Foreign, steady with fair en-
quiry; white domestic rules heavy.
SUGAR-Cuba 10al2.
PETR0LEUM-Steady; 22ia23c for
crude, and 35a36c for refined in bond.
PROVISIONS-Pork opened heavy
and lower, but closed decidedly firmer;
% OOa22 IS regular way, and cash for
new mess; closing at ~ 62 cash, and
20 00a20 50 for prime.
BEEF-Unchanged, and at about
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Heavy at 30a35c.
BACON-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Dulla and heavy; 9ta11c
for shoulders; 11ia13c for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer; Ssa94 for
western; chiefly 9a94.
LARD-Heavy; 12a13i.
BUTTER-Dull; 2a31 for Ohio; 31a
| 42c for State,
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SviudIing.

BosToN, Nov. 2l.-A firm styling
themselves Barstow, Edison Il Co., re-
Gently opened place of business at No.
~ Federal street, as commission mer-
chants, and it is said managed to buy
large quantities of goods OH credit,
which were shipped to New York and
elsewhere. The firm has suddenly sub
sided. and creditors are i'll pursuit. The
alleged losses are estimated ut from
100000 to S150,0O0. Shoe manufactur-
ers in Lynn, Milford and other towns
are reported among the creditors.
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,,v work. DRY Good. Market.
NEW YORK. November 90.

New YORK. November ~.
There are more hopefal signs in the
dry good smarket this morning than for
the last six weeks before; the extreme
low price of almost all kinds of goods,
and the steadiness and frInness In the
cotton market gives well founded hopes
that prices have at last touched bottom.
This is also more apparent from the IN
creasing demands for the different kinds
of goods, buyers are evidently satisfied
that goods are as low as they will be at
present, and are entering market for
supplies. There is more business es-
pecially in the western cities, aud or
ders are quite numerous this morning
for considerable quantities of goods
Jobber's prices: Brown Sheeting--
Broadway, PC; Howard l9c. Bleached
Shirting-Lonsdale, 29c; James, 4tc.
Green Manufacturing Prints, Garner
& Co., 19c; Hamilton, Isle; Richmond,
l75c; Wamsutta LAT. Brown DriAs-
24c; Winthrop, l9c. Corset
pic; Pepperell, %.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Africa Ufrem Qneens-
town.

Arrival Of the Africa ufrem Qneens-
town.
I HALIrAx.-The Africa, from Queens
town, has arrived here.
At the Lord Mayors banquet Earl
Derby said he did not but believe the
great and powerful nation OF America
would speedily know how to queil tne
agitation which at present existed with
in it, and that peace would reign from
one end of its shores to the other.
The subscription for the relief OF the
Quebec fire sufferers in London, had
reached, on the 9th, S12,50O
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1O.-Beef STEADY;
corn inactive; bacon firmer; lard tends
downward.
Ir,LY-Several persons of position IN
Palermo had been arrested for consplr-
ocv in the September insurrectionary
movement. Among Others, the Bishop
of Moncale had been discovered to be
implicated. 80, -.
Victor Emanuel still continued his
visits in Venice, and was engaged IN
inspecting the public institutions and
principal places of interest. he was
meeting with enthusiastic ovations.
RoME-Mr. Gladstone had had another
interview with the Pope and had visited
many of the Cardinals. Rumor attrib.
uted political motives to his visit, and
the London Morning Herald charges
that his design was to reconcile the
Pope to the fate which awaits him, and
saws that he has completely failed in his
efforts.
Earl Clarendon had also reached Rome
and would have an audience with the
Pope.
oneror Of Kars, died on the 4th of No
vember.
A st. Petersburg telegram says the
rumored alliance between Russia ana
Prussia is totally unfounded.
INpiA,-COunt Berg has been ap-
pointed Field Marshal in India.
An official telegram dated at Delhi on
the 9TH of November, from the Viceroy
of India, says the distress i'll Orissa was
believed to be diminishing. The harvest
prospects were very good. ,
BOMBAY, Oct. 3O.-Cotton quiet and
dropping. o,
DHALLERAH, Oct. 27.-Exchange2l0s.
Freights to Liverpool 10.
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Fcniun Triuls.

TORONTO, Nov. 2l.-The special Com,
mission under which the remainder OF
the Fenian prisoners are to be tried has
been received by the authorities here,
and it is expected the Sheriff will forth.
with receive authority to summon the
necessary jury, There are thirty-nine
Fenians remaining, seven of whom have
been sentenced. Thirty-two yet await
their trials, which will take place i'm
mediately on the close of the term com.
mencing-probably the Sd proximO.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 2l.-A later &C
count respecting the seizure of the brig
Basco, says that D'Artois acted under
instructions from General Ramon Cor
ona, attested by Consul Cooley of this
city. These orders directed DArtois
to proceed to the Pacific Ocean and
seize any vessel belonging to France or
Mexican traitors, together with all
goods belonging to the enemies of the
Republic, and to use sufficient force to
carry out his instructions. AS CarOna
receives his power from Mang, the
stories of illegal conduct in making the
seizure fall to the ground.
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RuGaIo Market.

BUFFALO, November II.
Flour-lOO bbls No. spring $40 80;
100 bbls at Sl4 for amber western; Sl3 5U
for white western. Wheat quiet; sales
of 1000 bu Milwaukee at 81 ~; 1000 bu
Milwaukee rejected at 81 30. Corn is
held Mt about 81 %; no sales. Oats
1900 bu Ohio at so. Barley-sales OF
1900 bu Canada at 81 10. Barley Malt
sales 1000 bu at 81 30 per 33 lbs. Rye
sales $500 bu No. Chicago at 81,
Peas-Canada held at 81 30. Pork s23a
"A. Lard 14a14!. Whisky e. IS. Ca
nal Freights-to New York: wheat %,
corn 90, oats -.
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FACETIE.

Congress isl resolved to insist on tine
test oath. 1t is testy body.-rPrentice'
Dean Swift said at is useless for us
to attempt to reason man out OF q 'hihs
he has never been reasoned into"
Carl schurz says, that if Mr.. Seward
is remarkable for anything, it is the gift
of second sight. Those who see Carl
once WON'T care for q second sight
Prentice.
Charles Lamb, when q little boy,
walking with his sister in church
ward and reading the epitaphs, said to
her: "Where are all the naughty peo-
pie buriedT
A western bohemian repels the gift
of bottle of spruce beer on the ground
that it is contrary to the rules OF the
profession to tell dollar and q half lie
for six and fourth cents.
"Ven you're married man, Sammy,
you'il understand great many things
You don't understand now; but vether
it's worth While going through so much
TO learn so little, as the charity boy said
ven he got to the end of the alphabet, is
a matter of taste I think it isn't"
Mrs. SNYDER says snyder's excuse for
being out all night, that he was wait
ing to see the meteoric shower, would
be more plausible if his clothes did not
smell so strong of cigar smoke and he
wasn't troubled with hiccups.-Bsston
Post.
The following order, rerbatim, ct liter
alum, is said to have been received by
an undertaken from All afflicted widOwer:
"Sur My wife is ded, and wants to
he buried tOmorro, At WINNER klock.
u nose wair to dig the hoal-bi the
side of my too luther wives-Let it be
deep"
Indians not taxed" now cannot vote,
but if universal suffrage should become
the rule, why should Indians not tax
id" be excluded' Is not the Indian n
nan and brotheri Is he not so warm
in his regard for our race that in the
West he never lets an opportunity pass
to secure lock of our hair as menen-
to, to be hung in his wigwam'-Boston
Post.
At recent fire in Fall River, two
Irish laborers, who had behaved gal
lantly in attempting to subdue the
flames, were caught n dangerous pre-
one gable of the house fell in,
and that under which they were stand
ing tottered over them. The younger
to fly from the spot, but was
overtaken by the burning ruin, and
very severely injured; the other seeing
an open door in the base of the wall,
darted through it, and emerged unhurt
on the other side. His employer, next
day, commenting on his escape, said he
should return thanks to Providence for
his preservation.
"Och, thin" says Dermot, scratching
his head very slowly, shure l do be
thankful to Providence, and think it
was very merciful to ME, but, sir, wasn't
/ mighty cute myself.
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Conxcntino of virginia Farmers.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 21.-A Conven-
ton of Virginia farmers assembled last
night in Virginia Hall. Hon. Will
loughby Norton, President Of the Vir-
ginia Agricultural Society, delivered an
address, after which Ex-Governor Smith
and others made speeches, all predict
ing bright future for Virginia. After
the appointment of several committees
to report on the subjects discussed in
the Presidents address, the Convention
adjourned until tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-22
Rnilrsud Accident.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 21.-The Gin
cinnati Express train bound eastward,
met with an accident about half-past
three o'clock this morning. four miles
east of Lyons, caused by broken rail,
which threw off six of the passenger
cars and overturned some of them. No
one was seriously injured. Ten OF
twelve passengers were more or less in
jured. Conductor Deisse was the most
injured.
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RaiIroRd Affairs.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Herald's
Troy dispatch says: 1t is now alleged
that the combination of the far Western
Railroad party, the Express Co. and
Mr.. Erastus Coming, which has been
formed for the purpose of electing Mr,
w. S. Fargo President of the New York
Central Railroad, has been made for the
purpose of aggrandizing the interests OF
the American Express Co. the exclu'
sion!of the MerchantsUnionE Express Co.
and that in the event of Mr.. FargO's
election, the cars of the Merchants I'm
ion will be drawn from the Central X
R., thus leaving that line open for the
American.
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FROM BOSTON.
Heavy FniIure-The Business Pres.
pcrify OF the City Unprecedented
IF. Crane Killed on u Railroad.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Tribune's
Boston special says: There is rumor
to-day that two firms have failed in
Federal street for Sl75,0O0. Their as
sets will he of no value whatever.
The import trade of Boston this year
will amount 10 over Sl0o. 900, add
ing charges and reckoning the value in
currency. Our coastwise business be-
fore attained and our receipts from
steamers, greatly surpass those of any
previous year. The business of Boston
this year has reached tho highest figures
ever known in her commercial history.
The Worlds Washington special says !:
I. +. Crane, son of Edward Crane, a
well known railroader, was accidentally
killed on train at South Bridge this
morninO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-22
Monetary Affairs.

New YORK, November 81.
The Posts money article says: Gold
is depressed by the failure of well
known firm who have been carrying
four millions of coin. The market was
active at per cent. from an early hour
this morning. Call loans are 6a7 per
cent. at the close this morning, and dis
counts are dull at 6ias. The stock mar
ket is dull. Governments are steady
but extremely inactive at yesterdays
inside rates. Railroad shares are irreg-
ular and without much movement. At
the close there was slight upward
tendency, Northwestern being the most
in request. After regular board the
quotations were: New York Central
110s; Erie 77s; Reading 113:; Michigan
Southern s2i, Illinois Central 1874;
Pittsburg S5t; Northwestern 51t; do
preferred 73t; Toledo 113s; Rock Island
l04t; Fort Wayne 106i; Ohio d Missis-
sippi certificates 29s. Foreign exchange
duh. Bills at 60 days on London are
quoted at 10sal0Si; for commercial 1857
al09; for bankers do at short sight 1884
a109f. -
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
UStocks heavy; Rock Island 04b; Hi
nois Central scrip l 10; Cleveland d
Pittsburg S4J; North Western Big; do
preferred 73t; Toledo l2t; Fort Wayne
059; Alton & Terre Haute Al; do pre-
ferred 40; Milwaukee Il st. Paul DOT;
do preferred Coz; Chicago & Alton lot;
Michigan Southern s2s; Michigan Cen
trail III, Reading 1l3; Erie 76S; do. pre-
ferred S3s; New York Central lU9s;
Quicksilver liz; Mariposa II; Missouri
6's 10; Atlantic Mail 100. $40 coupons,
S2, 1859; United States 6's, 81 coupons,
112f; 5-2gs, '65, 1903; do. '65, new Issue,
1881; 1910 coupons 100; Treasury 7-3Os
1865; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
291.
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Fire..

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2l.-A fire broke
out in Danville this morning, consum.
ing Crigler & Gardens store, freshman
Il Co.'S dry goods store, Sadler & Co.'s
clothing establishment, and the Dan
vile bakery The arrest of negro for
stealing while the fire was in progress
threatened TO produce riot among the
blacks. ALI quiet at last accounts.
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s.,cid. Of Frederick Weed.

New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Herald,s
Leavenworth special says: Frederick
Weed, nephew OF Thurlow Weed, late OF
the Second California Volunteer Cav
airy, committed suicide at Salt Lake on
the 18th inst.
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From Albany,

ALBANY, Nov. 2l.-Daniel Shaver,
Member of Assembly elect, from Echo
harie county, died this morning.
The Canal Commissioners announce
that the canals will be closed ON the
18th Of December, except the Champlain
canal, which will be closed on the 9th
Of December. iP'