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he Markets.

NEW YORK November IA. M.-Flour 10
@20c. better Wheat irmer but quiet Corn
active and &c. better. Rye quiet and firmer.
Oats steady at sc. Pork dull at s2o.7j. Lard,
I3Ac. Cotton quiet at lshc. Freights steady.
Turpentine, a3dI,ic. Rosin dull common,
s3.3o. Gold, l40.a Sterlng-Long, los short,
loo j-2o's, 80, old, lOS7s new, ln73s. l0-4O's.
lo2a 1905, loj5s. Money easy ut per cent.
Tennessee Gs, 50. Stocks active with large
business.
New YORK, November l4-P M.-Cotton
lower: sales of !, 400 bales 1T lSAMlS1:c. Flour
quiet; State, g. i0M SO 20: southern, 80. seq
Sl4.jO. Wheat lower. Corn declining old,
Sl.3JGsl36; new, $l.2l@Sl.2S. Oats steady.
key quiet western, SOC. Groceries I'M
changed. Naval stores quiet. Freights steady.
Stocks very strong. Gold, 1+n'a j20's. o.,
new, 1919: l0-i0's, l02$4 1-30's, loJE. Ten
nessee 6's, $50.
BALTIMORE, November l+.-Cotton very dull
and quoted nominally at lSc. Flour quiet but
firmer; city mills supertine, S9.7Jg$l0; best
family brands, sl4.50 Wheat very firm and
jc higher: prime to choice southern red, 81 20
@$2.57. Corn active and advanced 2GI3c.
quoted ut 50 .30GS 2.3j; mixed western, new,
:l.lSMtl.2j: old, 81 80. Oats firm at 73I7jc.
Rye dull Provisions dull and unchanged.
C1xc1sxAT1. November l4-Flour firmer
pork $40. 5o6 500 : $40 is offered. Lard held at
i2c Bacon improved in demand shoulders,
ll@llEc.; clear sides, lJ4@l5&c.
ST. Louis, November 14.-Flour fiat and
unsettled superfine, So. 7jMS7.I0. Corn
heay new, SO9V9Oc DID, 9OGi9jc. Mess pork,
i216lS2l So Bacon-ShoulderS, l2a,c. /: clear
sides, l5}.Ml6c. Lard, T.
LOUISVILLE, November 1+.-Flour dull; SUI
perfne, SIS Corn-Shelled, ST; in the ear,
6oc. Pork, 500. Lard, l2Ec. Shoulders, l2Ac.;
clear sides, lGEc.
WILNISGToS, n. c., Novembar l4.-Spirits
turpentine firm 1T j0Ec. Rosin active At - ~
for common. Tar declined and quoted ~
- %. Cotton dull and inactive.
CHARLESTON, November l4.-Cotton active
but declined A@kc. sales, 800 bales mid.
dlings, l6&@l1c. receipts, 1850 bales.
SAVANNAH, November l4.-Cotton dull and
declined Nc. mddling, l6Mc: sales, 9oj bales
receipts, $3.50 bales receipts for the week
1906 bales exports, 1896 bales stock, 12,4I
bales.
AUGUSTA, November IA. = Cotton eater
sales, 400 bales; receipts, 1890 bales mid
ding, l5E@lja4c.
MOBILE, November Election closed quiet
middlings, lGMlGAc. sales, LOO bales; re
ceipts, l,;09 bales.
New ORLEANS, November l4.-Cotton de-
clined sales, 1000 bales; middlng Orleans al
ia receipts, 4,442 bales exports, 2,0G4 bales
Sugar dull and dropping. Molasses active 4,
7oG90c. for common to choice. Gold, Hon.
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TIE Path 10 Peace A Compromise.

TIE NgT York !iDrh, anxious TO res tore
..ataa to IN" country Ut once, ana arguing that
s.u. Radical scheme OF r-cons jrucIion mnSt
#aFltahly I@Il. proposes FIRST . national CON
'.rrucr composed Of men of moderation and
.Hn.ac;cr representing Ill the varionS intc-
PESTS The South should be represented by
such men As Wade Hampton, Alexander Ii.
>.rphru>, Governor orr, cN- Governor Brown.
n .iliam e.. kvcs, General Dick Taylor, Gc-
.IHl ICng$trcct, and others Of similar mode
..Hon and standing. Without going beyond
.ar immediate vicinity FOR samples, we Ven
..r. 20 name Hamilton Fish, William G.. Brr
$500. Henry Ward EceCher, ana even Horace
Greeley a men who could meet the represen
...Iy-s o! the South in amicablc discussion,
wash u sincere desire 10 reach mutually salts
:,.tory results. The Democrats would send
.~.r >nuudeSt and wIScSl men.
The u o,8 proposes, a 10 measures, TO re-
cure OF the negroes a i've years probation
-..!l The dat" OF their emancipation, as we do
&. The more intelligent white immigrants who
tome hither from The despotiSms Of the Old
World and then admit the FIRST generation
on Il very small property qualification; and
j. The second generation, when majority OF
heads Of families vii! probably lave become
property holders, make the suffrage universal
u.y,rsal amne> ~ j. also proposed and also
lie adoption of several Of the provisions OF
The Confederate Constitution.
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had defended the Papal soil, and France came
70 crown The splendid benefice. After refer
ring TO the Catholic sympathy with them, he
gave the army, Napoleon, and France, his
blessing.
Losbos, November l4-Maguire, the Man
chester convict, has been pardoned.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased co+,ooO.
LONDON, Novern Der I4-Noon. -Consols. o4-i
United States bonds, 7OA
LONDON. Noyem ber- l4-Evening -Consols.
"a ll-l6. United States bonds ,O1s
LIVERPOOL. November l4-Noon Cotton
DUH and declining estimated sales s,ppn bales:
quotations unaltered. BreadstufTs quiet Pro.
visions and produce unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, November l4-Evening. Cot
ton easier: nplands, SID. Orleans, ID Pro-
visions and produce unchanged
FRANKFORT, November l4.-United States
bonds, -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM Washinpton.

WARRINGTON, November l4.-Colonel Forney
Is not defaulter. He has balance to his
credit in the Treasury.
Secretary McCulloch has renewed his rcsig-
| nation, but is requested by the President to
withhold it.
1t is asserted that General Shermans visit
here refers exclusively to Indian affairs.
Assistant Secretary Chandler, Of the Trea-
sury, it is asserted, will positively retire at
the beginning of the year
Secretary McCulloch will recommend new
consolidation of the ) per cent loan.
Commissioner Rollins's removal is again
| urged by the whlskey distillers.
But five of the Judiciary Committee were
present yesterday. Business was confined 10
| examining one witness regarding the exist
ence OF republican form of government in
| Maryland
Hon. Reverdy Johnson has almost entirely
lost his sight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
| WAsRISGToS, November lip M-G eneral
Schofield, OF Virginia, visited the President
| to- day.
1t IS understood the President has recon-
mended Hon. Edwin Cooper Of Tennessee, rs
Assistant Secretary Chambers successor.
General Schofield and General Grant to-
day had 4 long discussion, mainly, it is said
| bearing on the expense of reconstruction in
Virginia, which already exceeds five millions.
w P. Kellogg, Of New Orleans, is here.
The revenue receipts to day were $3.50, 900.
1t is estimated At the Observatory that 1000
meteors fell within twenty minutes about /
o'clock this morning. The radiant point was
well defined, being in the right ascension ten
hours one minute, defamation twenty degrees
thirty. zone minutes.
| The Judiciary Committee was engaged in
| the Maryland investigation all to-day. The
| case of n young colored woman who was
| awarded by 4 jury one cent damages for an
| assault by q white man was investigated, and
| the loyalty of the sentiments and expressions
| of the parties concerned was inquired into.
Nothing was ELECTED bearing On the question
whether Maryland has 4 republican form OF
government or not.
The impeachment investigation will be re-
| sumed in q few days. Colonel Hillyer, and
| possibly General Grant, will be recalled.
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Affairs in New Orleans-The Currency-Con

Affairs i'm New Orleans The Currency-Con-
templated Reception of General Hancock.
NEW ORLEANS, November l4.-Gener Han
cocks arrival is anxiously looked for by our
best citizens, who hope he will correct the
present abuses in the city inistration. "A
meeting Of citizens held last night APP.
pointed committee TO prepare resolutions
laying before General Hancock the currency
question, and requesting him to act for the
relief of the city. Large bills Of city issue
are At Il discount of II per cent, while small
notes of the same issue are only per GEN..
discount. Five dollar bills, which only 4 few
days ago were 3@4 per cent discount, are now
l5qll7 per cent.
The Times in 4 strong article lays the blame
on the treasury officials.
The Bulletin says General Hancock comes in
this community with the record of an educa.
ted and accomplished soldier and gentleman,
and should be welcomed rs such.
The Pimyane says our most substantial
ablest, and best citizens should welcome him
here, and present their views to him espe.
cially those unconnected with politics. 1
suggests a meeting be called and Il committee
appointed 10 welcome him and represent tc
him the city's deplorable conditon-especially
financially.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, November l4.-lhe fiehe" ''' 90
grain in foreign vessels is removed
LONDON, November 1.-THE Lonooh 1""e'
saws the Menebrea note is 1taly's uftihatuih'
BRUSSELS, November l4.-The postage DC,
tween the United States and Belgium Is hNe''
1T fifteen cents.
p,RIs November l4-Primard for minister
Of state for the Interior, and Mayne, Minister
Of Finance, are announced.
The Pope, when receiving the French s'a 'ha
said il had been happiness in having Inc
French about him, but never SO efeu' %
during his late peril. He thanked 'heiii
France, and Napoleon, for his deiivefance
He was grieved that Italy had sent as hei
vanguard anarchists with flags of rapihe aho
devastation. The Yalor Of The Papal troops
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Shooting ARRAY I'm Baltimore Edward a.
Pollard Wounded.

BALTIMORE, November l4.-At about l.
o'clock to-day, as Edward a. Pollard, the
historian of g. Lee and his Lieutenants,' was
passing the Maltby House, he was approached
by n son and nephew of Governor Henry A
Wise, named John Wise and Douglas Wise
each of whom fired at Mr.. Pollard, one of the
balls passing through his right arm, he having
his wife on the left arm at the time. Mr. Pol
lard drew his pistol, but was unable to raise
it OH account of his wound, and his ball struck
the pavement.
The ASSISTANTS came here this morning from
Richmond to obtain satisfaction from Pollard
for q letter recently published by the latter in
reply one of Henry A. Wise on "Pollard's
History of the War and had previously de-
clared their intention to shoot him on sight
Both were taken in custody for examination
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IAIh FOR CONSERVATIVE CONVENTIONS
we are heartily glad TO see this. 1t ought to
nave been done before, but Il Is never too late
TO do we'll. 1t is of the very utmost impor.
lance that our party should be organized and
prepared tC vote e1' t3dSSe ut the coming cleo
ton for or against a Constitution Want of
concert of action cccasioned the loss of the
last election, ana wc will richly deserve any
TAI" that may come upon us If, with our re.
cent experience To guide us, we fail to .usc
every effort TO recover the power in the State
his is the last opportunity we will have. and
tits our duty 20 respond heartily to this call
OF our brethren in Richmond, and at once an
point delegates TO this Convention
We suggest, therefore, Saturday the o3d IN.
slant n suitable day 10 hold a meeting nj
ihis place Tor the purpose of choosing our ra.
presentttiN"s We beg our readers 40 they
value Their future prosperity and AS they
Na'"" me safety and interest of their Stale
hot l" neglect this matter, but let those who
So" IN" Iftp"r be>'tr themselves, and let them
resi- assured That they could not spend a day
NOR" rrofitabiy than by riding about among
,hc'r tess informed ncighbors and urging them
10 snake OH their apathy and 10 attend this
meeting. All is not YET lost. but il surely will
n' /. we DO not exert ourselves now.-(qoTbe
IyuTnui.
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some time since n halter in Brooklyn. for
The fun OF the thing, promised his wife that he
would make her Il skirt such as never was
before known. He took some felt, and adopt
IN% the beating process by which felt hats are
made" he s'reakcd the material over 4 frame
aud beat il in successive LAYERS till thick
full sized seamless skirt was made, impervi.
ons - rain or damp, warm, and not heavy. 1t
was regarded rs u wonder by the ladies of
New ok. More were demanded. They be-
carnc TIE rage, ;.rd an immense factory has
been opened one hundred hands employed, and
the demand cannot he supplied.
Next Monday will be Prince Edward court
day, and VIC suggest that there be a fun turn
out OF our people, and u meeting held which
shall select aS delegates our very best men,
This Is IN important matter, and should not
6c ncglec ted -FuTurjNe Jou,a0{
The Erie Ga-eue suggests that the church
pews in that city be placed upon pivots, so
That I'll" occupants may not be obliged to
strain their uecks every time somebody comes
into The church.
The Freemasons of Nillcdgevlle, Ga. are
| about 10 iound boys high school, in which a
good education will be given TO the sons of
MaSons and Of other Georgians for S2j 4 year.
Alden Adams, of Lcverett, Mass, has this
season gathered a good crop of hops from the
s:Snc vine that his grandfather gathered from
ninety years ago.
" 'S'pI ttANfi~ WI IDOl SlAtS anu StNeHly
miles Il day Twice he has tried 10 make Il
hundred miles in twenty four hours, but
failed.
Clay county (lll.l added 10 the attractions Of
4 recent fair Il female foot-race. Prize-a
handsome dress. The slvages
Science shoulG ere this have invented and
produced Il cheap and safe fuel. Let us be
able 10 trJ'n an heat rs we now do light
NHtio"ni HepuJitc"n.
It is said that we are soon 10 be favored with
a visit from John Stuart Mill.
The California girls have the finest com
pleXicnS in.the world.
Thad. Stevens is in Washington.
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GpxAnA RooT.=20c.

SEsAcA RooT.-2oc.
sunAc.-s1. 5oI$l. IS y 100 lbs.
soAp.-Common, slsc.; best washing, '2'.
toilet, ls@2ac., and fancy prices country, eGsc
sPrRIrs Observation-Disclosures.
srAvBs.-Pipe slaves. s7O@sso u 1900; whit.
oak hogshsad slaves. $5oGlsso p 100; red oaA
hogshsad slaves, $50 q 200 barrel slaves, So
y l,2oo-dressed for shipment, SIS; hossheae
hea ding inominal), $40 q 1000.
TAR.-s3 5eGi4 "a barrel
TsAs.-Black, sc. QSl.ls-th lasts prime arti
Gle imperial, sl.75Gs2; gunpowdsr, si.7s1s2. IS
TALLow.-1o0l3c.
VISEaAa.-Cidsr, 4oIIsc. ;. manufactured. aeG
zoe. y gallon.
WHEAT.-See Corn Exchange report.
WH1sEY.-Whisky Is hrmsr account OF sus
pension of distilleriss. Common, proof, s29s2.5o
P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pure rye
IS. 5o4lsa.5o. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Markst very dull Unwsshsd, 2oG2!c :.
washed, 35f03s:.
wIyg.-Port. COMMON, 90 so@ss.
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE PKEsIDEECr.-
Star learns tina! yesterday morning The ec'itor
q. q southern newspaper had an interview
with General Grant. - Daring the CONVEX
tnflou," saws the %,tr. " Mr.. Morphis said to
She General that the people III his section Were
urrrrmlucd 10 support. him for PreSldtnt and
hoped he would b" elected. General Grant
ynrn-diataly turned the conversation 10 an
,.Arr subject. Mr. Norphi> again brought ur
ruD subject OF the Presidency, and said &c,
l..v.li y,r want 10 run YOU Tor President, ana
..aui To know what can say when return
bone Genera! Grant replied say nothing,
,aE want nothing said.
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Negro Suffrage in Minnesota.

CHl 500, November =. - Some doubt is
ts.u.yu upon the success OF negro suitra-" in
minnesota by the unexpected result in Wa
LasHaw and one or two other counties. Wa
tusuuw, which gave last year over nine hun
,.r# Republican ajorIty. has gone Demo
ea.U ~ about one hundred This reduces
44.>h@ll's majority one thousand, and puts
The Suffrage amendment in jeopardy.
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Election i'm EIOrida.

AUGUSTA, GA, November 1.-THE election
on the question of Convention is proceeding
quietly in Florida. There is no doubt that the
Convention will be carried by q large ma
jority The whites are indifferent, and gene
rally decline voting. SO says dispatch from
Tallahassee.
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A.Egrryu-HorsE DESTROYED EY FIRE Til"
,J Friends meeting. house 1T Waterford,
loudouu county, Virginia, which has stood
l., Years. N;ls on Tie >ti instant destroyed by
lrr 70 This wise: Some school boys set ire 10
EHr leaves in the large chHrchSaf" aaJaceht
ro thr building. and the fire communicated 10
l.. was widely known us the meeting place
az Friends in February quarterly meeting, the
salamry quarterly meeting being held ~ Zoos"
creek, aOw con.-IteG fGtf,Id gazette.
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l.ISa successive fact that many even OF ihe
country papers throughout the North are re
4tHulug 10 advocate the repeal OF Inc COTTON
EA when the current OF pub!!c opinion
DRIFTS 50 strongly that newspapers fepLtss'i' y
Ia. no .reat manufacturing Interests leei Us
-aiUcUge, Is not dl!!icult 10 PIeolc' tie PEGGY
!osu!t.-Eprn,y'S Press.
The New York TriI"ne, after saying that
'a0sl Of The ignorance, depraEliy, ahd diIt
10 t.. lrrtnr M The North votes the Democratic
T. .el, with admirable and exemplary frank
1u,, admits lAat 81 The Rcpubiich: party ~
Tie South corresponds IN Socia! posltoh ~ ti'e
democratic party at the North. H"'g.
General Mcclellan, who had Intended to re-
7Uru To This country in the steamer Scotia'
switch Yesterday arrived IL this port, mas pe'il
compelled by private business o! ihl'o'',tHSc
10 abandon ,llat intention. After reaching
London, on his way here he was Tecaiied ~
rams, where he now is.-H""ta.
The formal transfer OF Russian America hls
1uaiy been made General Rousseau receives
hAe transfer, which WAS accompanied WIN
tAe ceremonies OF lowering The RUSSIAN INV
AgslIug the United States flag, ana the III tei
change OF twO short sentences III The way VI
speech making.
Thrstronrcs, statement General Grant has
byeu known TO make Was this that under no
circumstance would he run as the candidate
81 Tie COuncrheads He is equally frank III
'onceding tina, he il not 4 disciple OF Tue SIC
NtGs and Ashley school. This Is about all ne
LJs said on The CONGRATULATIONS 1o"fHdt'
llhuois IL lubllant At having produced an
excellent cotton crop tins year .EeEt "eie
"tFv bales raised Ia one county atoa''
The Memphis Past gives the total lumber OF
deaths in that city by yellow fever from sep
telHGeI .Y.A " November vtA Al wv.
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The Alabama II Reconstruction Convention Elk
traordinary Propositions.


traordinary Propositions.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November ia eau
ems of the Radical majority of the Reconstruct
ton Convention last night decided to send Z
special messenger to Washington TO ascertain
from leading Republicans how far Congress
will permit the Conven ton TO go on the qnes.
ton of DISTINGUISHING the rebels and to-day
the Convention, by a vote of jG to "a, post.
poned further action on the franchise ques'
ton until Monday next.
A resolution was adopted for inqniring into
the eXpedency of requiring the former owners
to pay the blacks wages for their services from
the date Of the emancipation proclamation &c
May goth, 1860.
An ordinance was introduced and referred
proposing TO confscate n part of the Selma
and Meridian railroad which was constructed
by the Confederate Government in aid of the
rebellion, the proceeds of the same To go into
the educational fund.
An ordinance TO abolish the State poll tax
was referred.
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From 'fcw York.

Nav NoR" November l3.-F"rnando Wood
--.t- unanimously nominated for Mayor by The
Mozart wing last night.
TIM. BOARD OF Excise OF New York yrster
a.,y decided lha. 4 person could drink liquor
la 3. utr-room ON SUNDAY il paid for durihS
IT,, week This virtually abroSateS the excise
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Ir,;,ed S,otes VS. Foster Blodgett.

SAVANNAH, November lin the united
States District Court, Judge Ersklne presi-
ding, true bill was found in the case OF the
United States rs. Foster Blodgett. The trial
takes place tomorrow.
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The AIeteoric Shower.

DETROIT, Mich, November li.-Professor
Watson, of the Michigan University reports
that this morning he counted meteors 1aiiihs
=, the rate of fifteen hundred per hour.
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S,s;o,, ofo Revenue Assessor.

WASHINGTON, November ll.-Johh W. rat
terson, Assessor Of the Internal Revenue lot
the Fourth District of Virginia, has been sus-
pended by order Of the President for miscon-
1uot in office
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Ereodmeu Going 10 Liberia.

AUGUSTA, GA, November li.-About 800
freedmen passed through here to day en route
TO Charleston, to take passage on the ship
Golconda for Liberia.
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Mandatory Burnt.

r,sc1yyAr1, November 1.-THE bedstead
factory and several small buildings corner o!
Iohn and Oliver streets were burned tAis
morning. Loss, $4,000.
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CONTRACT AwAKDEp.-Ihe President ana
Directors of The Lynchburg and DanviiIe rail
road Yesterday awarded the contract Tor Tie
grading masonry, Sc, OF their road from inns
.s.ty Stanton river, including The bridge
t,rr iAaI stream.-L g"chbu.y NotrS.
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WHITE MEMS CoSvgSTIoS.-We call pnrti.
GUAR attention 10 the Subjoned notice. 1t is
proposed that - meeting of the white men of
inns county shall be held upon the first day OF
our december court 10 select delegates to
represent us in The proposed State Conyen-
non. The importance of this must strike
every mind. We shall comment farther upon
the subject al . future day.--Lerja1ton Gazehe.
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The AIeteoric Shower.

CHARLESTON, November l4.-The meteorlc
shower this morning was very orliliaht' last
iug several hours.
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MILLS 81 EYANT, TOBACCO EX-
M CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS ant
COMMISSION MERCHANTs for the pnrcIhasSs I and
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
signmsnts. Refer to A. F. HARVEY, President OF
National Bank OF Virginia JAEEs THohAs, Jr2
Co., New York !; MeBsrs. JOHNSON THoNPsos,
Boston, HASA 1y N-u
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The undersigned will conduct the C',An ana
WON RfJSINssS lately carried on by Wool
dridge smith on his own account, and returning
his thanks for the patronage SO hoera' EXTENDED
IN the late concern by tbs citizens OF hlchmond,
rssnectfnlIy asks continuation OF the same. -
When not at his Office on Franklin street LIE VIII
be found at the clover I'LL coal, YARD np1ncp
. =, ,ss- no ll-lw
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NOTICE. The partnership of WOOL
IN DRIDGS& SMlTr was dissolved by the dsath
son, Indebted to the concern are requested 10 set
RE their bills without delay and those having
Slams az anst the concern are requested 10 apply
TO the Undersigned Tor settleG eMt.
~ 'ne A. B. wool BRIDGE,
Surviving Partner.
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C. r. BARNES, J. P. JUsTIs, s. P. FOWLER.
DARNE S, JUSTIS 81 FOWLER,
Is tsuccessors to JUsT1s & FowLRR.) GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No. 1902 Franklin street, Richmond, Fs.-Parties
shipping PRODUCE to This housa can draw ior
ped the balance will BIZ paid over as soon as sold
Strict attention given TO the business. Quick
ga les and prompt returns made.
Refert to William NJ. Cabell, member OF Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel n.
Gobbs, Farmvtlle. Va. A. N. Pierce, stanton
va; Joseph Dettor Greonwood Albemar!e, Va;
E. S. Pollard. Richmond, Va; Lancaster Co.,
h.nkers Richmond, Va Sc 2l-3m