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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-27

ROSE Court OF ISQUIRr-SEvESTH DAY
Paul R. Hambrick, military commissioner,
| testified that he bailed Samuel M. Page, by
order of General Granger, for his appearance
whenever required by the military authori-
ties. There were no written charges preferred
against Page, and witness did not know who
had charges against him. Page appeared
before him three successive days, and there
being no prosecution against him, he dis
charged him. Witness used his influence
against Pages prosecution.
William Wynant testified that he was al
Monroe Ward polls on the 24th, and was
standing in front of them with II Mr.. Bot
toms. Colonel Rose ordered the crowd away
The people asked where they should go
Colonel Rose replied ITO their homes Bot.
toms made some remark in reply to this, ano
Colonel Rose told him that unless he wen'
away he would kick him away
Here the evidence for the prosecution closed
and the court adjourned until to-day, "heu
the evidence for the defence will be com.
mnnced
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MAYORS CoURT-REcoRDER REGSArLT IRE
s1DISG-TuEsDAT MoRSIyG.-William Git
tings, charged with being drunk and disor-
derly and using indecent language on the
street, was fined alo, and required to give Sc
curity for his future good behavior.
Richard Anderson, charged with being
drunk and threatening TO shoot policeman
Depriest, was fined sl0 and required 10 give
surety for his good behavior.
Nancy Tyler (negress), charged with steal
ing two blankets, one table CLOTH and sundry
other articles, belonging to Laura Johnson,
was committed in default of surety.
George James [negro), charged with having
in his possession an iron cog wheel supposed
10 have been stolen, was sent TO Jail to await
the appearance of the owner of the wheel.
Ned Scott negro was arraigned for attempt
ing TO pass counterfeit money of the denomi-
nations of quarters and halves. 1t appeared
that Ned had purchased goods from Mr.
Hirshberg, and paid him S4.5 in a bunch OF
| twenty-five and fifty-cent notes. The notes
were found to be without signatures, and very
poor coun unterfeits. Ned was sent to the Uuited
States Commissioner.
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Syeci0L Notices.

RS A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THkOAT, requires immediate attention, and
should bs checked II allow ed TO continue irri-
tation of ths lungs, Il permanent throat disease.
or consumption, is often the result.
BIOWN'S BRONCHIAL TR0CHES,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme-
diate relief
For bronchitis asthma. catarrh, consumptiVe and
throat diseases, TEOCHES are used with
always good success.
Singers and pubiic speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHRS,
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc c2t-eod4m
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INTERVIEW BETwEES THE PHILOSOPHER AND
TIE UERo.-THE IMMORTAL " j. NJ AND CIE-
NERAL ROBERT T.. LEE.-TheS~ TWO distln-
gushed persons yesterday had the pleasure OF
Il few moments conversation opposite the IN
1,,ire7. Office in this city. -. NJ thus OBJ
served: General Robert L. Lee, believe
replied the General. - ! an glad to see you I;
| read some time since OF your dealG. sup
pose you are feeling well, and still prom"l-
gate the truth ~
"J. NJ General, 1 am pleased to see
YOU looking so well. i think the ven OF prcJu-
dice does not enshroud you and me us much
rs il did on our last interview 1T carriers
Vile. Cumberland county, Va, July, 20,
1861" g..
Cieneral.-"I think not. Your position is
correct. but it is difficult TO get the world 10
recognize truth regardless of prejudice Ihls
has always been so.
-. MI think, General, when the
truth is established, all will view the late var
az have done, from both Standpulnts. am
gratified thatI have your sympathy, us well
as that of General Grant, who treated me so
kindly when | last saw him. You are polh
patriots from your own view, each mlsappre-
hending the others true position. Good DAY,
General. ! will visit you shortly 1T your
college ut Lexington"
.General.-''lll be pleased TO see you at any
time Stand by the truth. y
This very polite and civil conversation Is
strictly according TO the report of the phlioso-
pher, ~ n. ;" himself, who profesSed 10 be
greatly improved physically and mentally oy
shaking the Generals hand.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
News from the Capital.


Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WAsHISsToN, November 26. The President
is again at work upon his message this eve
ming, and expects to have it completed by
Friday, to submit 1t TO the Cabinet.
The vote TO day on q resolution directing
the Finance Committee to report bill for the
withdrawal of the currency OF the national
banks and supply its place with green
backs is generally regarded as the sense of
Congress in favor of that measure; but some
members who voted for the resolution explain
that they do not feel committed in favor of
the bill when it shall be put upon its passage.
Indications are, however, that such bill will
be passed in the House in the December ses-
sion.
1t is very generally admitted tonight by
Republican members that the resolution OF
the majority committee on impeachment will
be rejected by q decided majority OF votes.
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Alabama Reconstruction Convention

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 26.-The ke-
construction Convention today adopted TIE
following article on taXation
"All taxes on property in this State shall bc
assessed III exact proportion TO the value of
such property: Provided, however, That the
General Assembly may levy poll tax not TO
exceed 81. 30 on each poll, which shall be ap-
piled excl luSiyely i'll aid Of the Public School
Fund
The day was consumed in discussing the
propriety of vesting the Governor with power
10 appoint al judicial officers. The Confeh-
ton finally provided for the election OF su-
preme court judges and chancellors by the
LEGISLATURE and all other judicial officers 10
be filled by elections by the people.
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The Markets.

New YoRk, November 26-Noon. Stocks
dull Stering-Long, 1924; short, l0sa.
5-20's '62, old, los; new, lo7ss. l0-4Os, lO2 q.
1908, lo5is. Tennessee 6's, 6lh. Flour le@
favor. Rye quiet. Oats dull. Pork, $50. SO.
Lard dull Cotton dull 1T lGa4GDl7c. Freights
steady. Turpentne, 55c. Rosin in rather
better demand At - for common.
NEW YORK, November 26-P. M.-Cotton
lower; sales 5000 bales ut l6Ac. Flonr dull
and heavy; State, 81. 73a1$l0: southern, -. %
1$l4. Wheat dull. Corn, 81 .33 249Sl.36. Pork
1irm 1T $50 90. Lard steady. Groceries gene
'Turpentine, 5jGI55%c. Rosn, sS@SS. Freights
steady. 5-2Os, 80, coupons, 1919; '6i, lo7ss
s. 1868 '67, lo74. lo-40's. lO2!G 1905
lojh.
Money easy ut e697 Discounts, 7@lo pei
cent. Sterling unchanged. Governments
steady. Stocks stronger and higher.
BALTIMORE, November 2G.-Cotton dull ant
| unsettled quoted nominally At l6H. Flou
very dull and tends downward. Wheat firm
prime red, ~. JO@S2. 60. Corn firm and quiet
old white, 81 .32MSI. I.35; new, 81. La -. Ont
dull. Rye scarce good to prime, 81 jolgSl %
! Provisions very dull. Mess pork, SID
LOUISVILLE, November 26.-Surertne flour
| IS New corn-Ear, 7bc. shoulders, l2c.
clear sides, l6c. Mess pork, $50. Lard, EXC
ST. Lorls. November 26.-Flour nominal
superfine, So 2jalS7. Corn, 9oc. @$l. New
mess pork, so; Old, 81. Shoulders, u4g
ll%c. clear sides, l5Mc Lard, 1l'Sc.
WILMIyGroS, N. c., November 26.-Spirit
turpeu tine firm Mt i9c. Rosn quiet Ut 81 :.
for common to low No. l. Cotton weak at. /,
for middling.
slCHARLEsroS, November 2G.-Cotton declined
Mc sales 900 bales receipts, SO bales
middling, l6c.
ArGrsrA, November o6.--Cotton duh and
irregular; sales, Ito bales; receipts, 500 bales
middling, l4E@1l5
SAvAYyAH, November 2G.--Cotton quiet
sales, $50 bales middlinss, lj,gc.; receipts,
3, 44j bales exports, 4,J5t.
MOBILE, November 26.--Cotton in good tie
maud sales, 1000 bales; niddling, l5Dl1Ac.i
receipts, 2,23j bales; exports, t., ll9.
NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-Sugar steady
firm, and unchanged. Molasses lower com
mon GOc choice Sjc. Cotton active; ma
ding Orleans, l6c.: sales, 300 balcs-lh'
largest of the season. Gold, l33&.
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oyp,cr crDtscoSTISUEp.-The post Office
a. ane,iu Courthouse has been discontinued
f. for the present in Of the deiaea
ION of The late incumbent. William Wailaee
has been recommended by nninosr on t,r fnr
Ne, n"s nromineut men of the neighborhoou loI +
ms 'ps;t;n, - and no doubt the good people OF
thei ,he l'o community will soon be supplied with
al their papers and letters as in former t,ines t
In the mean time all mail matter lntehoeo 'oi
Tia office goes TO Chula.
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Louisiana Reconstruction Convention-stcam

Louisiana HcCOHStrIICTIUN NUI'tHFiVf-
boat explosion.
New ORLEANS, November 26.-The State
Reconstruction Convention succeeded in re-
organ iZng to-day. The officers are white
president, and coored secretary, serseant-at-
arms, and doorkeeper.
a committee Of thirteen, with william j..
McAIauu rs chairmaA, were appointed 10 dratt
rules and regulations pending which the
rules OF the United States House OF Repre-
sentativcs were adopted.
The Tri5u,ls has beeh chosen 10 do the print
ing, the R,publicam failing by one vote.
No other business was transacted
The Ouachta packet Idaho blew mp to-day
1T her wharf. Six men were wounded-two
mortally. Her upper works were wrecked.
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JUDGE BURsAAM'- CoURT.-A number of
civil cases were disposed Of in this court yes
terday.
The following criminal cases were disposed
of:
Caswell F. Inge, indicted for grand larceny,
was fonnd not guilty, and acquitted.
David Champion, indicted for robbery. with
violence 10 person, was found not guilty as
charged in the indictment, but guilty of as
sault and battery, and fined SlO0. A motion
was made by the counsel for the accused,
which was continued until to-day.
George Brown and James kilman, United
States soldiers, were arraigled on a joint in
dictment for robbery by violence to person.
They plead severally "not guilty." Where
upon George Brown was tried, found guilty,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for eight
years.
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Georgia Affairs.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November 2G.-The trains on
the Macon and Augusta road commenced
running to Miledgevlle to-day.
The Conservative State Convention 1T Ma
con will be fairly attended. Meetings are be-
ing held i'll various counties 10 appoint dele
gates TO it, The press are urging the people TO
organize 10 defeat the Constitution, and the
Convention is expected TO issue an address
urging the people not TO vote on 1t, and SO de-
yaat
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAlSISG
IL THE PosT-oFFICE November .26th Thomas
Roberts, Baltimore, Md, two-cent stamp
w. w Frayser, Clarksville, Tenn, old stamp
Stephen NJ. Williams, Houston, Mo-, old
stamp Miss E V. Moore, New York, old
stamp Miss Florence Critcher, farnhanl
Church, Va, no stamp; Caney L. Names,
Gainesville, Fla, revenue stamp: Mrs. Sarah
Martin, Richmond, Va, no stamp; one with
outuny address.
These letters can BE- taken from the olict
during the day and until O'Clock TINS after
noon, AT which hour they are put up 10 be sen
10 the dead letter office in Washington.
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THE MALE ORPHAN AsYLrM.-A meeting OF
the Board of Directors. of this institution Wts
held yesterday afternoon ut the ONCE Oh Will
liam r. Taylor. The subjects presenting them
selves for Immediate action We're flrst, who
are to be the beneiiciaries of the institution
and, second, the manner of raising sulHclent
amount of funds. After Il full and FREE dis
cussiOn of the first it was decided TO leave the
matter with n committeel consisting of Mr.
Wm. +. Taylor and Drs. Parker and Gwath-
mey.
On the discussion of the second resolution
il appeared that the Board is entirely destitute
of money and in debt. There are besides a
number of articles necessary 10 the comfort OF
the inmates yet 10 be purchased. IL was DE.
tprmiued TO instruct the collector Of the Board
to proceed at once TO the collection OF funds 10
Day for things Of immediate necessity.
Mr.. A. w. Richardson, the collector, VIII I'll
once enter upon his duties, and Will, we nope,
meet with :; liberal res Donsc from those of our
citizens who have been III the habit OF helping
" the poor orphan
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yorys PicKpocKET.-John Price, young,
"a - ! % ~ narience far beyond his years III the
plckpoee business was sushr rv goods p,eds
pocket ol W. ,v,s nabbed after he had Sc
yestearaasy,o "a ,o anu IN money ud pair OF sleeve
cured cure Ha =, Subsequently ~ slipped away, ana
IONS IONS rscoptured last evening by policeman
n DMypr
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Indictment-Roughs in Baltimore.

BaLrINuRg November 26.-John >. and
George d. Wise have been indicted mere lor
assaulting with intent 10 Kill Edward a. FOL
lard.
The city is crowded with rouShs, who came
here from many cues 10 attend the night be-
tween Collyer and Kelly.
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C03petiuGs. Furniture, DC,

EAUIIFUL HOUSEHOLD FURHl>
y TUEE-F4E.U SUPPLIES would re-
spyeny inrits the attstnn Of onr iIsnas aar ama a
attractive stock OF FURNITURE now on eXhlhi-
tion at our spacious waroroo'ns. II comprises
every article pertaining 10 the business. ana IN
This Stat The suconrls: :eulant extended ihrough n
tw.rtv. Ii ve years past ls highly fatterng, and we
most reaDsctfully solicit y cUn,lnuGnce OF the
,Jn EaSilSTrN & BRGT HEH,
,nip Eiuth and Main streets.
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THE BUREAU Sour HousE.-19e sorp,nIi;n' p1I;
J., ,aI. onened. under charge of Major Elderkll,
i has nroyen SO great source of attraction on
account acc of the excellence OF the soup that the
nj. ;nr has been forced TO issue new and more
nroscribing regulations TO keep away uray
drivers, hack drivers, and others hot really II
digent, who daily swarm the so"p-Ao''e'
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,o-MRs. W,YSLOW,s SOOTHING sY

Ey MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
EUP, for children teethng, greatly facilitates the
PROCESS of tcething by softeuing the gums, redu-
cling all iuhammation-wIll allay all pain and
spasmodc c action, and Is sure TO
REGJLATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest to
yourselves and
BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pnt up and sold this article for years,
aud ca say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF 1t what
we have never been able TO say Of any other me-
dtcine-never has 1t failed In single instance to
effect cure when timsly used. Never did We
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used 1t. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operation, and speak in terms OF COM
msndatiou Of It's max ical effects and medical vir-
tues We speak in this matter "wHAT We DO
KNOW" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fulflmsnt OF what we here de-
clare In almost every instance where the infant
Is suffering from pain ard exhaustion, relief will
be found in ffteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered Fuli directions FOR using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
MRS WISSLOWio SOOTHING SYRUP" " having
the fac simile OF Curtis Il Perkins" on the OUT
side wrapper All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only s5c per botts.
Offices: 2l5 Fulton street. n. !. 2c5 High Hol-
born, Lon don England al St. Paul street, Mon
trasI Canada So 20-sodsm
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November o6, Is

OFFER1SGs. s.-Whedt-White, l,O22 bushels
red, 762 bushels. Corn-White, 766 bushels
yellow, - bushels mixed, n bnshels. mS-
43l bushels. Rye-3l2 bushels. NenL-Whlte
100 bushels.
SALES s.-Hheat-Whte, SD bushels very in.
ferior, inferior; fair, and very good, at Sl7O@
81 and 81 jOI$2. 80; red, 6S6 bushels damaged
inferior, medium good, and very good, al
81. gj6S2 and $2.250l $3.50 and s2atS2 ~
c1ra-White, 62+ bushels new at soc, old al
81 ls6Sl. 20: mixed IS bushels at Sl.2l. outs
80 bushels Al 6o@6lc. Rye-26S bushels al
81 21MGlSl 10.
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GLOVER HILL RAILROAD CoMrANY.-Ne are
cra1ilied to learn from the report OF the hicil-
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company thhl
this company is rapidly recovering rom IN, VI.
snriur The report shows that the amount OF
coal now being raised is rapidly approaching
The maximum amount, and us the demand al
an times exceeds the product OF the mines,
the stockholders may congratulate lhelnselne C
mnon The improved condition of their pro-
nprty.
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crxpE.L LEE.-General Lee was visited oy
,,,,nx Of his friends during the day yesterday
ILL., :. General is we'll and i'll fine spirits. he
,,i,l I'M remain in the city until to morrow morn
ing when he leaves for Petersouls' " II'et'
The wedding Of his son uenei'u
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

SAvAsSAH, GA, November 26.-The boiler At
Lamar's cotton press exploded this morning
killing two negroes and seriously injurinS the
white engineer. The building Is 4 complete
wreck The shipping in the vicinity was in
great danger from the fire, but was saved.
Damage to property estimated at 70, 900.
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MEggscHAUM PIrEs, gTC.-SCHMlDT X MILLER,
5u2 Broad street. havs just received from vienna
large assortment meersc haum pipes, cigar hold
srs. etc., of beautiful patterns and the puredt ma
srial, which they Offer at greatly reduced prices
no 25-3t
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The New York Gold .Iarket.I

NEW YORK, November 26-Noon.-Gold
closed last night steady at no. IL is said
Secretary McCuiloch has thrown $2j,ooo,ooo
gold IN the market 10 control it, or, rather, 10
prevent 4 panic. To-day gold IS quoted at
lS9r41l39sG.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held IN ,ne ~ sy'';. IL
oslock A. NJ Rsx saSest: MsfesttF Causes % for
sermon in Ensiih aad she Duties OF Israeites and
anamkss''"Gi ,naricsn Citizens in this Crisis Of o"l
National Affairs.
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RgprcTIoy OF FARE.-The Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company have agreed lo
pass delegates TO the Conservati@ Con'eh'
Iion OF the llth December III nan La1es
General Mahoue has not yet been heard from
but he will doubtless make the same reduction
over his three roads from Norfolk to Bristol
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRr = CfvIL
DockBT.-Judge J. W. Moore yesterday quail
fled to practice in this court. Judge Under
wood announced that unless something nm
forseen happened, the civil docket would be
called this morning ut ii o'clock.
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Probable Defeat of the Convention in South

Probable Defeat Of the Convention in South
Carolina.
CHARLESTON, November zB.-The impression
is almost universal here that owing TO Il lack
of the requisite majority OF registered voters
the convention will be defeated in South Car
olina. There are 1900 votes required TO IN
sure Il convention, and only -, 600 are known to
have been cast in twenty out OF the thirty dis
trictS Of the State.
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D.ath of MIR, Dayis's Mother n-LaW.

WAsHISGroy, November :6.-Mrs. Howell,
The mother in law of Mr.. Davis, died yester-
dav at Montreal. She was Il native OF Georgia,
and about sixty.tive years Of age. She mar
ried 4 son of General Howell, OF New Jersey,
of revolutionary fame.
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Hfalille Intelligence.


IMMATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER u, 1857.
Srn risss7 09I Moon sets ..-...os
Snn ssts s..........45 81 High tide, P. NJ. II
PORT OF RICHMOND, NoysABEK 20 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Glford, Nofloih' nef-
chandiss snd passengers l.. T. ratnm
Schooner Mary, Larkin, james n'et' mefen@n-
disc, captain.
SAILED
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New YORK merehan-
disc and passengers. 5. ayres 20 ..,so
Schooner Nary Wiil's, FRANK, neienahuiHe'
Curtis, Parker 4 RiddlcE.
MEMORANDA.
WHITs Hcuss, November 2S.-sslied, steamer
idmltal Ki.wan, Baltimore, merchanolse ana
na.s.ppsrs, Richmond and York hiver hdllrosd )
steamer Mystic. schefm=rhorh, nd 10 Folk
hiver Railroad. .,,a for Nsw
Schooner Mohawk, Bradley, hence LOT ne"
York, put into rorfolk on ths ?!th. ~
Schooner Aaeliza, LoYsiAnd, hence, al Ne"
Yors Oh 25th. -, ,,.,o.r Nv.
Parser stafford z. Parker, Of the STEAMER a!s-
tic will plss.e accept our taanks ior 81 !a'ofs
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RHINE WISg.-Mr. G. SAUEa, who has lately
returned from Germany, has presented Us Win
bottle Of delicious Rhine wine of superior quallly
Mr.. SAUgR has entered regularly. into the dlrec
importation Of Rhine wines.
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Wines. Liquors, dc.


vIT9r RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
d Europe and pat mp expressly for me,
100 e. SEES sCHAMrAGNE, Of the best brands;
Q; cases PUkT WINE, and
loo casas HOCk WINE, different brands, from
tbe Lsubenheimer to Schlos5 JohannlsoerHn'r 't
Also the celebrated Red Assmanshauser; Spfrk
1ing Hook and M Moselle the latter mort denclous
ladies' wine-atl Of wuich offer at as low prlces
AS can be had in this country. s.o,,.rs
also beg TO call the aitentlon ol ny uyosE nr
''''N RYE and BoU EB0N WHISTLES,
FREHCH BE NDIES,
RAMsaY's sCOECH wHIsKEY,
SHERRIES and MADEIRaS, ,rpe
81 SIa:ETS anG FRENCH WHITE WINES,
T0R DON PORTER and SCOTCH ALI,
ANGOSTUEA. BOXERS, and booNh-
kAMp BlTTESS, etc etc.
OSCAR CRAM,
No Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
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L
CHARLESTON November 26.-Later accounts
from Wadmalsw island show that the
statement OF the election riot there was much
exaggerated. No person was seriously in
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Tur posr-orrGcE will be closed lo.niol'o"
.aa., t,om q TO 10 O'Clock III the morning.
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Demtistry.

DR. c.. f.. KLOEBER, SUR MR
~ GEON DENTIST (late OF Balt!morel ~o1T
No 600 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filed In the best manner at red need prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on tho vulcanite base,
the contour of the face at the low prices Of $50,
S25 and $50 per se'.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem
dering the operation painless and sale.
SO l1-3mh