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AMERICAN PIANOS

PARIS. July /. 1861
CmCEERINC & SONS. No. go Broadpay, y. j.
In addition 20 a Gold Medal Of Honor, | have re-
cevcd today decoration oi the Legion OF Honor which
places us at the head OF att piano exhibitors.
c. 4. CuICRERISG
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TIE WEATHER
Nar.lnnK. rn..a.,. July .. 1861

RyxapEs-Ths thermometer lowest --ry t8' morning
v~ry ey Ga.h. Of lightning Of distant thunder shove "a
tb, uortlst.. colis. afternoon little cloudy evening clear tte
est from III - IL counted ten
snail m-teors from ] " " M. snd II 10 u y m
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SOITTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July "A young freedman
named Frank Smith has applied to the Secretary Of War
for cadetshp at West Point from the LIST Congressional
District OF South Carolina.
The general closing of tho barrooms In this city
enforced to-day. No drinks Obtanable except at
hotels
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Mass July 2-Beef Csttereeeips al besd Last
weeks quotations sustained and prices owt
lower s30Sl1 10 6rst quality sl2@$3 0 second
quality sli0s third quality SOD$lO So Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 2 head market dull there being nesrD SOC hesd more
Offering prices from lGlic per ID lower -
from Be- pee ID Spring Lambs $685. Veal Gales $3SSn
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Esioh5. 'O- .... ::.'... Z e
Wy ,Catches-IryingtO n-Bailey 8, sweezy @ Stock
mar ], Campbell g. buckley lie UniOn.-Goldie 2,
nstin ], Burdsa 80. Left Bases-IrvingtOn
leonard, bweezy, HtOckman, Campbell and Buckeye.
nion: Austin and Burdsall-2. Out FOus.-Irylng-
~ times Union, times. Out Bases-Irvngton, Ia
SSneS Union "a times Struck Out.-Irving ton-Pike,
swlsk Campbell, twice.. Unon-Goldie. Passed Balls
LDnckley II, Burdsa Is. Called Bas--On Walters 49,
~ fabor 10. Double Plays.-BtoekInan and Campbell
&,1ftln and 0Oldie.
\ gnpire.-Mr. McKeier OF the Harlem Club
ocofers.-Messrs Baldwin and Swift
mn BASEBALL Al NEWARK.
Ale Alerts Of Newark play tho Stars Of Newton, ut
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Ca, July O. Seventy three whites and
two hundred ana twentynne colored registered to-day
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Morristown, at II a. m. on the Fourth Of JOY. The
Active and Mutual Clubs Of Newark play game on the
same Day at O'Clock In the morning tho grOundspi
the Eureka Club.
INCIDENTAL vB. UNIQUE.
An interesting game played on Staten Island
on Saturday between the Incidental Club Of Hudson
CITY and the Unique Club of Staten Island The Uniques
won by a score of 80 10 70.
lat. I'D. Sd. 4th. 6th 9Th Tth. 9Th. eth.
inGiaso'al .:.... g g % 3 2 90
- POSTPONEMENT.
The match which was to have been played on Sat
urday next, between the Union and Active Clubs post
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OIL MARKET
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

EEw EpFoRp 2ss have been made q $50 hbis o.
Sperm OIL private and M bbs Northern Whais st. Doc pei
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Musketo CGBopies,
SLIP COVERINGS,
UPHOLSTERlSG GOODS IN GENERAL,
AT REDUCED RATES.
WALRAVET No. CB6 BROADWAY.

Once Of Collector of Internal or the Sixth
the State Of New YORK comprising the Ninth Fifteenth aAa
Sixteenth Wards ork-Sce he,eby given,
from the Assessor the Ls Of VAnA
uhec under he Act -
Internal support the GeVenment 70 on e
Public Debt a other afSSsved yuns " 4 and ue
annotOy thereto approved kach 1865 July H. S and
pas able. will an onAyer by deputy for the
my oace No s ws Foureentest corner
ofEgthave E Snay eIcey nom tie nth dy 81 June uno
the M day July i inclusive between the hours OF CLOCK a.
and O'Clock
,rss the Special Taxes Business
Trades aud Prsess and Carriages billiard ahes
Watches GoAand Ser Pa for the endng NAY i0 Ano VIC
Incomes for the ending December 81 o
AH personf who shall neg he sums Que ny hem ~
accortnhs lists ao saS within The time hereby
lAaied NeNYork Jun * ia6T Collector
Invaiid.' WI eel Chairs for In or Outdoor ose'
from So0. lnyahds Carriages TO order
PATTY 4 GATHERING HORSES, SiI To Sz'
Chir sns Carriages, Swings Hobby iioTses &c ,,,,,,
Ear-Rings md Pins-New styles
Garnet ,rbunee Euscau Coral Amethyst Onyx Pearl stone
Cameo b. .neled Diamond Gc for sale by GRO. c. ALLEN
No AIS Broadway. one door beovCana-st
Pos ,0mce Notice-Ths the United Kingdom ana me
Cont ,s VI. Southampton aud Bremen, steamer
will Gloss AT hi. omce THURSDAY, July al 10 M sno
At a. mn town omces stations and b. eo
and D. 7.ss N. stations and 7'to ~ st 1Hr "
n. station o. sa m s no 90 : T'oR
Keen PATENT POLAR RRfRiGkkkNLo1n1
wass,. and retail by a. r. MBRKLRB, Sole hsnsiAe'as ""
4 pissSksssl vest u broadway. RsGIsssaen fsPA1'-
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THE HEALTH OF NEW-ORLEANS.
-. TIL

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-COllector Kellogg ia re-
cciving kilograms almost hourly from merchant ship
pers northern parts In regard TO the sanitary condition
OF This city statement regards disease that
few sporadic OF yellow fever have occurred with
only three deaths These were imported one from
Havana one from New-YOrk, and one from Mississippi.
This all the Board OF Health report The city is
usually healthy and the nights cool.
YELLOW FEVER on THE TEXAS COAST.
GALVESTON July 1.-The Health Officer of this
port having learned officially that the yellow fever exists
in lndIanOa as issued orders stopping all cOmmunica
ton between Galveston and that port and vessels from
BrazOs Santiago TO be placed In quarantine for OK
animation.
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LONDON, November 2l-Evening.-
Reuters kilograms of American securi-
ties are not yet received. The bullion
in the Bank decreased during the week
e2,5OO.
LIVERPOOL, November 2l-Evening.
Cotton, s1<d for uplands; SID for Or
leans.
LONDON. November 22-Noon.-Con-
soils 81 5-l6; o. s. Bonds 20 l1-l6; Illinois
s51<; Erie 46x.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-Noon.-Cotton
Quiet sales for the week 10000 bales;
stock 4ss, 600 bales, 1O7, 900 bales being
American. Breadstufs quiet.
PARIS, Nov. 22-Noon.-Ths bullion
in the bank has increased 1920. 900
francs.
LONDON, Nov. 22-2 P. M.-COnsOls
advanced lie.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-2 P. M.-wheat,
No. red declined 4d; California white
declined Sd. Lard 5Is Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 2lst-Evening.-Dis-
patches from Florence state that the
Italian Parliament will convene on the
9th of the ensuing month. Baron
Batazei, formerly Prime Minister, is
certain to be made President of the
popular branch of Parliament.
1t is said that Genl Menabrea, the
present Prime Minister. has issued
another note wherein the action of
France in invading the Papal States is
severely denounced.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Colonial office
Is In receipt Of dispatches from govern
msnt officials in the West Indies rela-
tive to the alleged Tortola disaster, in
dicatinR that the accounts heretofore
published have been greatly exaggera-
ted; while it is true that the West India
Islands were visited by a severe hurri-
cane near the close of last month. there
is no evidence that Tortola suffered any
more, or in any other way, than the
other Islands in that quarter.
Dispatches containing the gratifying
intelligence of the safety of DR.. Liv-
ingstone, the celebrated traveller and
explorer, have been received. The par
tIculars are few; but the Doctor is
known to have been safe and we'll in
April last. He was then exploring the
wastes of Africa hundreds of miles
from the sea coast.
LONDON, November 22-Evening.-
Consols 949s; U. s. 5-2Os 7ON; Illinois
Central ssh; Erie 46s6.
FRANKFORT, November 22-Evening.
u. s. 5.2Os 759<.
LIVERPOOL, November 22--Evening.
Cotton closed quiet; mtddltng uplands
SID; Orleans SID; sales 10000 bales.
The Manchester market for dry goods
and yarns is heavy and inactive.
Breadstuffs-Corn 4ss Cd; wheat, Cali
fornia, les Sd; red western lbs Sd for
No. 9: barley 5s I'D: Oats IS lid: peas
Sos; beef 112s Sd; pork us: lard sis Cd;
cheese 62s; bacon 49s; spirits petroleum
% AID; sugar 26s Cd.
ANTWERP, November 22-Eveniug.-
Petroleum, improved standard white,
As francs 25 centimes.
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NEW York, Nov. 22.-The cholera at
the quarantine is under complete con-
troll and gradually abating.
One thousand six hundred gallons OF
spirits were seized to-day at JaCkson's
rectifying establishment, Greenwich
street. Three thousand five hundred
gallons were seized at the establish
ment of Hoffman & Curtis.
Robert G. Link, of Kingstown, Pa,
who was arrested for having procured
goods on the strength of deeds repre-
senting $400, 900 worth of property in
Pennsylvania, was discharged to-day,
the complainant declining to prosecute
him.
Hope was expressed in Albany to-
day, that the mild weather would re-
open the canals. Up to this morning,
however, millions worth of property
were atlOat, and the ice boats were NIL
at work on the Champlain and other
canals.
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NEW York, Nov. 22.-The Times
special says. General Grant will Don
submit to Congress the report OF Major
| Whittlesey, who was detailed last
spring to visit West Point and the va
rions leading colleges of the country,
the Introduction of military instruc-
ton. The plan cOntemplateS bureau
| OF military education in the War De-
| partment, under the charge of Df-
| rector General with the rank and pay
of Brigadier General. The State Leg
islatures are to designate the colleges in
which the plan may be carried out, and
to all ofthese the President is to appoint
two military professors. Students
who pursue military studies, are to
have books and camp equipments fur
nIshed tree. A limited number of Col
lege graduates showing the greatest
proficiency In military studies, are TO
have their names published in the
Army Register, and enc graduate per
year from each College will be commits
stoned as I'd Lieutenant in the army on
the same footing with West Point
grad yates.
Detective Baker was brought under
arrest before the Judiciary Committee
as a witness yesterday His excuse
was that he thought he was not wanted
unless certain woman could be found,
whom he had been searching for, but
could not find.
The Worlds special says: Governor
Holden oil North Carolina, telegraphs
tonight from Raleigh; that the Radi-
a decided majority, on the question
calling Convention under the Recon-
struction act.
Gen. Grant, in his report, estimates
the expenses of the War Department
for the next fiscal year at seventy mill
lions, and shows that there has been
important retrenChments. He states
that Gen. Sherman Is of opiuion that
the peace with the Indians is firmly es.
tablished. Gen. Grant is silent regard
ing the continuation ofthe Freedmen's
Bureau after it expires by law next
summer, but endorses all the military
commanders who are enforcing the re-.
construction act.
The Herald's special says: Accord
be made to remove the Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate, Mr.. Brown. Gen.
Burbridge Is urged for the position.
1t Is said that the President proposes
70 recommend to Congress reorgRniZa-
ton of all the executive departments,
with a view to securing the efficient
management of the details of the BUSH
ness Of each.
JEFF. Davis counsel will object to his
being tried by Judge Underwood,
charging that the latter had shown him
self TO be bitterly prejudiced against
him. He will also object to a negro
jury, as being illegal and incompetent.
If the Court overrules these objections,
the counsel will abandon the case.
Secretary McCulloch stated to-day
that his report on finances will not be
sent to Congress until the day after
the Presidents message Is transmitted
in December.
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From M IouIs.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The Grand Jury,
yesterday. found two indictments
against Joseph Meyers, implicated for
the robbery of Tausking, Gemph q Co.
One for receiving stol en- goods and the
other for grand larceny. L. r. Strauss,
who was mixed up in the same matter,
surrendered himself to-day, and was
released in five thousand dollars bond.
After several days effort jury has been
impanneled in the case of DIR. w. B. p.
G. Headington, charged with killing q
barkeeper at the Gault House named
Waltenspiel, last December. Heading
ton is a KenLuckiRn. He was a sur
geon in the rebel army, and has rich
friends. ....
In 1884 the steamers Desmoiues and
Katie collided near Nashville and the
latter was sunk. Hiram X HaZlett
and Adam Weaver, owners of the
Katie, sued Peter Conrad, owner of the
Desmoines, for forty Thousand dollars.
The case was taken up in the o. s. Dis
trict Court yesterday.
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From, CANADA,

OTTAWA, Nov. 22.--In the House of
Commons last night notice of motion
was given whether 1t is the intention OF
the government to extend to the citi-
zensof the United States the same facil-
tiles for obtaining patents in Canada
that are afforded citizens of the domin-
The failure EE. Hudson & Co., Mon
treal, and Forsyth q Kemberton, of
Quebec, has caused considerable ex-
citement in commercial circles, and 1t
is believed that several smaller houses
will be involved.
people on the frontier to keep a sharp
lookout tomorrow to guard against
the Fenian raids.
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Commissioner's Notice.

NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN shall ON MONDAY, the 18th day OF Die.
1851 at my office on Fourth street, Wheeling.
W. Va, in accordance with y decIee OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio eounty, West Virginia.
made and entered on the 18Th day OfOCtob0r
1856, In q cause tn Ch0neery pending In said
court wherein John II. Bali Is Complainant,
and oliver WRlIaCe's administrators ct al,
are Respondents, proceed TO settle the 40
counts of the administrators Of Oliver Wall
lace. deceased, and report the amount OF the
several debts que from the estate OF said
Oliver Wallace, deceased, and the character
OF said debts and their several pFioEttes.
Also the value Of the personal estate left by
SAID Oliver Wallace, and whether or not tho
same Is snfficisnt To pay the debts OF said e.
tate; II not, what was the value OF the real
estate belonging TO said estate, and OF what
IL consists, ami whether or not the rents and
profits of the Batne viii pay the debts o. said
eItate In nY0 years, and any other matter
which may deem pertinent and proper, or
any party In interest may reasonably re-
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Cir. Ct. W. Va
nnvlE-dluyyAW
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General Convention of the Lutheran
Church of North America.

FoRr WAYNE, IND, Nov. 22.-The
of North America, alter friendly dis
cussion OF two days, adopted the pro-
posed constitution with great unAniml-
ty, and are now fully organized.
Twelve synOds, nearly 1000 congrega-
lions, and over 10000 COMMITMENTS
are represented. Much interest is felt
by the Lutheran Church in America
and Europe in the proceedings of this
general council OF synods. Important
questions In regard to doctrine and
discipline aud ia reference to education
and missions will be considered by the
Council. Over 100 delegates and visitors
are pTesen'
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:EsB-Heayy at llal5c.
LATEST MARKEs-0 p. n.

FLoUR-Closed dull: and 10c lower.
Characterization and unsettled;
No. 2spring 81 I9a2 %; No. do. 81 25s
2 %. Rys-Firm at 81 6Sa1 50 for west
ern. Oats-Dull at 7S1<a79c for west
ern. Corn-DulI at 81 S5Al SO for good
to prime mixed western, and 81 25al 30
for new do.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-D and heavy
at SO 75 tor mess, cash and regular.
BeeE-Steady, with moderate demand,
Cut mea!s-Quiet and unchanged. Ba-
conduit, with a declining tendency.
IARD-Dul and dropping at 125Sa
1870 for fair to prime steSm and kettle
rendaFad
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From washington.

wAsH1NaToR, Nov. 23.--Mr. Inger-
soil introduced bill yesterday to re-
peal the law authorizing four million
dollars per month OF the currency to be
retired, and prohibiting any further
reduction of the currency by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
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TOLEDO, Nov. 22.-weston arrived
here at two o'clock this morning. BE
will leave attwo O'Clock this afternoon.
and expects to commence his fourth at
tempt Of the one hundred mile feat at
some point between here and Bryan,
0hiO
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COMMERCIAL AND FTEAECIAL,
nAnK..rs nY rELEeKArn.
NEW YORK. November -.
uvpopr

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTroN-Lower; sales 1,SOO bales at
171Ic for middling uplAnds.
FLouR-Receipts, LASS bbls; dull and
10a20c lower; sales $500 bbls at IS BOA
9 90 for superhne State and western;
So 20alO 90 for extra State; 50 IOal2 % for
extra western; 50 50aI2 90 for round
hoop Ohio; SlOAl5 so tor st. Louis. Cali
Iornia FIour-Nominal; sales $50 bbls
at Sll 50al3 so. Rye Flour-S7 l5a9 90.
WHIsKY-WithOut decided change;
small sales Mt - 80 in bond
GRAIN-Wheat-Rec 9S, 207 bus;
dull and 20 lower; sales 1000 bush at
81 l5a2 is for No. ) spring; 81 ls1Sa2 .
for No. 2 do; 81 25a2 Is for No. dos $3.50
for amber State; 81 7Oa3 90 for white
California. Rye-FIrmer; sales $500
bush western in lots at 81 6Sal 20. Bar
ley-Scarcs and firm; sales g., coo bush
at 81 55 for State; 81 6Sal IS for Canada
West. Canada Peas-Firmer; sales
5000 bush at 81 40 in bond. Malt
Quiet. COrn-Receipts, 2, 09l bush;
heavy and 10 lower; sales "a. 600 bush At
81 Sal 81 for mixed western, closing At
81 Sal So for new do; 81 26al. 2Sa1 81 for
Jersey new. 0aIs-Receipts, 81, 264 bus,
and heavy; sales 5000 bush at 7s11a
7951c for western.
GRoCERIEs-Rice-Quiet at s<a9S[c
for Carolina. Codee-Quiet and firm.
Sugar-In moderate demand; sale $50
bbis. Cuba at 1l5<a121<c. Molasses-
Quiet; sales 100 bbls. centrifugal at
S9a4Oc.
PErRoLEuM-Quiet at IL Nc for crudei
26<c for refined in bond.
HOPS-Qui6C and unchanged.
PROvIsIoNs-Pork-D sales 1 500
bbls. at SO 75a2O so for mess; closing at
so 20 regular; SIS 5Ua19 % for prime;
$50 5Oa21OO for prime mess. Beef
Heavy; sales 7l0 bbls. at previous
prices. Beef Hams-UnchRuged; sales
go bbls. at SIS O0a2S So. Tierce Beef
Quiet; sales $50 bbls. prime mess on
private terms. Bacon-Dull;l sales so
boxes long clear at 121<c. Cut Meats
Heavy and dropping; sales Zoo bbls.
at l25za131fc; small lots at 1SHc.
BuTTER-In good demand at 2oa45c
ioE State.
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YoNKERs, May ., 1854.

Afears. Geo. C. Rubbel d Co:
GFSrs-Having used only two bottles of
your "CIolden Bitters.H L can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as q tonic.
parIIcularly for change OF diet and water.
II IL rs we'll for ladies' and children, giving
them part Of q wIno-glass two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,
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NEW York. Nov. 22.-The New York
army mastering and Disturbing ONCE
has been discontinued by order Of Gen.
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'E' 1V'P'0'dE6 GEO. c. BAKER.
NEW YORK. March sOth, 1854.

AfesrS. Geo. C. HuoeeI6 Co., Hudson N. Y. i
GENrs-My family having been the re-
ciplent OF marked benefit in health by the
10 acknoWledge my sense of gratitude in
this letter, which you arc privileged to use
~ Won desire. lean confidently assert that
since the inst bottle OF your Bltters entered
INV house have heard OF no complaint OF
dyspepsia. Ny wife had been troubled with
the malady Tor years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
and the disease have both left, anu she is
we'll. other members OF my family endorse
the good qualities of your article, and can
ha5py 70 give verbal evidence 10. the fbt-
INF any time they may call on4ltle.N TIN
much regard, am,
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


Measrs. Dsvi.s & Bolton.
GRNTLEMEN:-For the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily nom Sc
we're attacks OF Dyspepsia; SO much SO that
could with difficulty retain a meal in my
night / experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of
splits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimneSs OF sight tried va.
iiOus cathartic compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being afforded any ef'
iecrual relief, till used four bottles or H b;
bells Golden BitterR," since which period
have not been trodbled with q single one
of the above mplRints. From the benefit
those Bitters have afforded me, feel II my
duty TO express publlclS my grateful thanks.
6E A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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94s.. courllandt St. MONTREAL. July 4 q

4s.. courtlandt st, MONTREAL, July "a
GESrLEMES:-Your :Bltten have ;bsen
refrain from sending you this testing naAl.
In December last my vile was very SEE
condnement-Rnd got so very low that. 5Nllas
good stImulent was absolutely -ecesSar&s 4
tried wine but II did no good. wing apot-
tie OF golden BIttersH which "a been
oven me by a friend, thought Voc Try
Them; had no faith in them, yet thou.nt
would give them trial. 1 can truly say
that my wife gained areTtQh and hedhh with
every dose, In one month she was entirely
we'll and strong. Cheertully do recon-
mend them TO all ladies as gentle and
strengthening Etlmulant.
YourS, &C.
GEO. A. J. NORMAN,
IRT waRt Nth Gt N Y
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EMERsoN's LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
IA wRfHGER-the best I'm use. Good
Agents wanted in every county. address,
svpI.u " u IA ". Va.
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Nov. 22.-The great
@eT patent case of
"a Pulp Company
~ - A sinht HeIt Dixon and
othsrs, -us decided to-day. The COM
plainapts bill w6s dismissed, and the
application Tor injunction refused.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-Jef. Davis ar
rived this morning. and Is stopping at
the house Of his counsel, Robert Onld
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DRY GOODS,

Fair demand for seasonable styles OF
wooden goods, generally at prices below
the cost of production, while staple cot
tons are in fair request at prices show
ing but little change. There has been
a large export demand for heavy brown
sheetings, brown and blue drills, and
other common goods, and the stocks OF
these have become reduced so that for
the time being this has given even more
tone to the market, andson "a few styles
there is a slight advance.
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sECOND DIBPATOH.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22-Furthsr devel-
opments of the Lochland disaster show.
that it occurred on a I'LL of nearly a
mile aud averaging about thirty feet in
height, the ascent to the track being SO
steep that it was almost impossible to
reach the cars. The remains of the
Misses Morgan and Mr.. Jackson have
been removed to Spring Grove vault, to
there avail. the order OF their relatives.
A Coroner's inquest is now being held.