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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14
The Markets.


New YORK, November ia. M.-Sterling-
Long, lo9ia short, 1895. Virginia SIS, IS.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon 6j7s new, 90. Gold,
1879. sos, 90, old, lOSAi new, 1914.
lo.40's, 1925. zoos, lo5's. Stocks active.
Flour lO4lj, wheat 2@5, and corn lc. better.
Oats lQ2c. better. Pork dropping at $40. So.
Lard dull. Cotton dull At Isle. Turpentine,
53H@54c. Rosin dull common, s3.37H.
New YORK, November l3-P. M.-Cotton
declining sales of 1900 bales 1T lshc. Flour
active; State, SS.25(pSl0.35; southern, Sl0D
sl4 Wheat--No. l, 81 .30GS232h Corn dull
ut sl36@Sl37K. Pork heavy. Groceries
quiet. Turpentine, 54@j5hc Rosin, SO 500
Is. Wool active Texas, lSG27. Freights
quiet. Governments closed strong; 5-2o's,
80, coupons, 11sA. Gold, l4oh.
BALTIMORE, November l3.-Cotton dull
middlinG held ut lSc.; buyers offer l7Ac.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat rather
firmer, and held at 3@5c. higher. Corn tirmer
white, 81. 30l 81. 33 yellow, 81. 32@Sl34. Oats
strong at 7lM75c. Rye dull. Provisions dull
and neglected.
CIycrsSATI, November l3.-Flour flrmer,
with an improved demand. Corn active; he"
ear, S20S3c. Mess pork, $40. 75as2O. Lard,
IKE Bacon - Shoulders, llGllHc. ; clear
Sides l5HGl6c.
LOUISVILLE, November l3.-Superfne -four,
S.. Corn unchanged. Mes. pork, $50. LARD
iakc. Bacon-Shoulders, l2hc.; clear sides
l6Ec.
ST. LOUIS, November 13.--Flour Nat; su
perfne, $6@$7.75. Corn lower new, s5Gssc .
old, sOc. Provisions dull. Mess pork, ZIG
$3.50.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November ls.-Spirlt'
turpentine quiet at b0h@ilc. Rosin, 500 lol
common; 1922. for No. l. Tar weak a.
81. 20. Cotton declined &c, and active al loc
for middling.
CHAkLEsTos, November l3.-Cotton easier
with a declining tendency; sales, 1i9 Daies
middling, l7hc. receipts, l,4oo bales.
AUGUSTA, November l3.-Cotton opened &C
tive but closed with a downward tendency
sales, $40 bales receipts, sS4 bales; mlddiing
| Ice.
SAvAsSAu, November l3.-Cotton duh an!
declining; sales, go bales receipts 100
| bales
MOBILE, November l3.-Cotton in good de
,n,nd hut nj a decline sales 200 bales; mar
ket closed dull middling, loAgl6hc.; re
J ceipts, ., 1870 bales.
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Sc ARE TINES HARD?

JsMONEY SCARCE?
ara the questions often asked by persons visiting
LEVY BROTHERS sToHE
when they see the crowds OF anxious customers
that daily assemble there. We answer that times
are hard, money almost as scarce as " mems
tseth' and that is just the cause OF the vast as
semblage They so there, knowing that they
can get more goods for their money than at any
other establishment in this city. To convince
every one that they can save money, we name
the following
GOODS AND PRICES
CALICOES at s5, 10, and l2lc. j.;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTONS at 81.
TO- and l:3c.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, full ~ inches wide, at
zoe.
BLEACnED and UEBLEACHED sHEETING, p
yards wide, at Acc;
M0HAlR DkEss GOODS at 123c., worth zoe. at
2oc. worth SOC. at Csc. worth 4oc.
The best COLORED ALPACAs at SOC worth 75c.;
RED, WHITE, and GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL
at o5c., worth SOC.
ALL-WooL WHITE FLANNEL at soc., worth
Doc.
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, ct 6Oc., worth
75c.;
ENGLISH MERINC at 5oc., worth 75c.
SHEPHERDS PLAID at lssc.
WHITE BRILLIANTS at 2Oc., would be cheap
at 3Oc.
CHECKED MUSLINs at lesc., worth Csc.
BED TICK at !2ac.
SHIFTING STRIPES at l2ic.;
CANTON FLANNEL at lesc.
KENTUCKY JEANS at 25c., worth 35c.
SATINRTTS at so and ESQ.,, worth 81;
CAsslMEREs at ST. and $l.25, worth $3.50 and
Sl.75;
FINE sKIRTING CAMBRIA, It yards wide, at 5Oc.,
sod everywhere at 7sc;
STRIPED MOHAIR sKIRTING at Csc, worth TIC.
per yard and no mistake;
WIDE VELvETs, for trimming skirts, at Is and CSC.
per yard, worth double the money;
P,JMoRAL SKIRTS at 81 So worth So;
VERY fine ALL-wooL STRIPED FLANNEL at
Soc, worth Coo. per yard;
Tucked EANDKERCRIEFS, very fine, at 5oc.,
worth 75c.
HgMsTITCHED IANDKERCHIEFs at 4oc., worth
eOc.
TABLE LINEN at Sec, would be cheap at &c.
Lupn's best FRENCH DELAINE. all colors. at
SOC, worth 75c.;
WORKED BANDS at &c., 81 and sl.2S Tor the
double strip, worth more than double the
money;
uucKABACK TOWELS at l2i, l63 and 2se.
D1MlTY BANDS at l21. 20. and 25c.-just hali me
regular price;
Real MALTESE LACE COLLARS ct SOC. and &c.;
LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS, fripged, at sl.?5 per
dozen, worth 81;
VELVET RIBBON ct Soc, worth 7Sc. apiece.
Also at great bargains.
BLACK sILKs, FRENCH AERINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
BLACK and FANCY CLOTHS for cloaks,
sacks, basques and circulars-a large
variety;
BONNET and TRIMMING RIBBONS.
UNDRE GARMENTS for men, women, and
children;
and all other articles usually kept In nrst' cias
nrv Goods store, LEVY BROTHERS,
| successors to Jacob A. Levy,
no,s lsl7 Main street.
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SETH WiLGEK PAYxE's GREAT WALK TO
SAN FRAHCIsCo.-Ihe second great pedestrian
feat now being attempted is that of walking
from New York to san Francisco III one hun
Pacific railroad, the distance is precisely three
thousand three hundred miles between the
TWO points So that al average of twenty TWO
miles per day Will have to he made. Mr. Seth
WILDER Payne, the pedestrian, is well known
10 the public rs IN author. He walked over
pretty much all of Europe some years ago,
and upon his return wrote Il book OF All he
sav, heard, and did. The object Of the present
lrir is precisely the same rs was his European
toIIr and his limiting himself TO u certain
length of time was doubtless caused purely
from IL desire 10 perform 4 feat of distinction.
He q:ill TAX" copious notes on his way, which
will be published in book form after his return
from san FranciSco.-Ns0 l0rh Herdld.
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We call attention to the card of the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Conservative party of
Virginia, to be found in another column, call
ing Il convention OF the party, to be held i'll
Richmond on the 18th of December, for the
purpose of thorough organization and united
action throughout the State, and At the re-
quest of several prominent citizens Of the
county announce that Il meeting OF the ciii-
Gems OF this tCfiies) county will be held 1t the
court house tomorrow week tcourt-day) 10
appoint delegates to said convention. ms Is
an important movement, and we urge upon
all the necessity OF prompt and Immediate ac-
ton. Let every one who has the interest OF
the State ut heart and who wishes 10 defeat
negro suffrage attend the meeting tomorrow
week - turiSjUfg hu?ette.
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A COOP SPEECH At THE BORDER AGRIcuLTU-

A Coon SPEECH At THE BORDER AGRIcuLTU-
RAJ FAIR-Mr. Watt, OF Richmond, 4 gentle
man of Il serious caste of countenance, here
arose and addressed the meeting us follows:
" Mr. President, it seems TO me the great
remedy for our evils is plain. We must under
stand how to use the means we have. If l
have only dollar, must know how 10 conllne
myself TO that dollar-it is all l have. we
have labor and the best that God ever gave.
Our Young men must go TO work we must
persuade them 10 go TO work, and teach them
III whatever they strike, TO let 1t be r'yt
roach Them more how 10 work than to
Gamble, and drink and steal. l have man
in nv eye who when Richmond fell had due
him but eighty dollars; he rented farm Tor
300, and bought him mule for 500, and the
first year he made II, 900, hiring no other
labor than WAS necessary for cutting, thfesh-
inc. and getting up his wheat. He now pays
81 900 for loo acres of land, and has sold $1,000
worth of wheat, having almost paid his rent
in raising vegetables, etc. ETC., and ms prolits
are between y, 900 and -, 800. Then, for our
Young men TO go about with long faces, com
planning OF having nothing 10 do !'-Nenr'He
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ARREST OF JCpGE PARKER. Judge hiciNo
Iaghrr. Of the Winchester circuit, was yes
r":Gay morning arrested on an order from the
Ic""emru'- Bureau. There are, rs we ieaFh'
Various coEIrcturcs rs TO the causes ieadlHs "
'A+s arrest, the most plausible OF WhlGn Seems
u be ln4t The fan term OF Judge Parker's
court was 10 have commenced to-day, ana oe-
lore IL "ts 10 come up for decision the ihpoi
TAM case involving the right OF possession "
ne Nj .Audlst Episcopal Church properly III
"McArsge r NOM held by the northern Metno
o.s!s. BY his arrest il is hoped TO suspend
Ae operations Of the court uEtli altel tiie
meeting o.! the negro convention IN hich-
M9nd, when il il expected appropriate leSis
1A!loG J.Ii b.. held confirming inc occupancy
T.. @1., property in the hands OF the heSlo1t,
IN" Immediate cause Of the arrest was lhe
"1adaTi, Of Il Radical lawyer named 'ehhlns'
WHO >Wory that no Union nlau-nciliiS nc
ffo-"olshipprr OF course--could get Justice III
ILEs" F'uA-r's court. As the hey. W.
r,,.r!4,n, the negroi,e presiding eloer OF tl'e
Winchester circuit was III Winchester az .n'
,."e lt.e arrest was made il Is not linprooH-
hg ihl, he had his share IN the transicl
Cfalf a,s.yLit SUiylt
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The HURRIcASE AT ST. THoMAs.-Corre-
suOndcnce from st. Thomas, lated November
/, gives further particulars of the late terrible
hurricane in that nciGhborhOod. 1t lasted
only four hours, but III that time over five
hundred persons were drowned. The steamer
Camagucy lost seventeen, the Wye fifty three,
and the Rholc one hundred and thirty OF
those on board. The fury of the tempest was
such that houses were lifted one Thousand feet
into the air, and men We're lifted bodily from
their places of safety OH shore ana carried ont
10 sea. Every dwelling in the town and every
vessel in the harbOr received some damage.
The loss is estimated ut over :o,"o0,"vo. The
iuil:bi lIulS are in terrible restitution.
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The vote in eecting president Of the Viz
ginia and Tennessee Railroad Company was:
Malone, 2,G33; Kent, $50; Morris, ga whole
private vote cast, 4,442, on which the State
was entitled to n vote of 1865, which being
cast for Malone, made his entire vote 5,22S.
DR.. ]. L. Watkins, of BRENNAN, Texas, died
of yellow fever after he had successfully
treated the disease until the epidemic was
nearly over.
General La Marmora has announced TO the
French Government that Garbaldi and his
two sons will go to the United States.
The Wesleyan Conference ut its recent ses-
sion in Cleveland Ohio, resolved in favor of
female suffrage.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Assistant Secretary Chandler Intends Resign
ing-Callicott's Successor Appointed.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WAsHISGros, November l3.-It has been an
nounced that Hon. w. E. Chandler will
shortly resign the office of assistant secretary
OF the treasury. From official sources it is
learned that Mr.. Chandler will withdraw
from the Treasury Department next month,
and probably he will be succeeded by Hon.
Edmund Cooper, late member Of Congress
from Tennessee, and now of the Presidents
household.
1t Is said E. I. Wood has been appointed
collector of the third district, Brooklyn, n. Y,
vice CaIlicott WALLACE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

ELoPgMEST EXTRAoEDISARY.-A shocking
ease of elopemeut and the first affair OF the
kind we have known in Charleston, ). e., oc-
curred last Thursday night. The guilty par
Tics .re the wife of Il white grocer and black
man who kept small wheelwright shop The
parties carried with them some $500 III specie,
$500 in greenback Il gold watch valued al
$500, some other articles OF Jeweiry, ana lhe
cIothing of the deserted husband. They were,
however, arrested al Wilmington, n. u, on
Friday -CnurtsStOa Courier
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The oil tubes, it is stated, have been zen iaia
aordes the Allegheny river from Oil City to
me track of the Allegheny Valley railroad.
In order prevent these tubes IRON, IRON g Saxe
49, amhndded in the bottom OF the river.
T The. greatly Facilitate the shipment OF oil.
rriyo,e letter received in this city yester,
"a, - tta,n Hon Thuddeus Stevens says he WAL
a .,y; Va here TO- night.-Formey, l3H.
10, Edwin M Stanton called at the war
na nori Yesterday and had long inter-
xiepw with General Grant.-for"ey, laM'
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Arnrrroy,r CoEgKEsSMES FROM TENNESSEE.
s resolution was offered in the House ycster-
uayasI,!ug The Governor 10 issue Il proclanil-
1ian Tor the election Of 4 ninth representa-
l!va. in Congress for the State ~ large, by VII,
~. Of the northumberland OF iorty lho"S'lu
crI,r,d voters. II The resolution pass both
Houses the Governor will issue Il proclama-
uou forthwith, and the election viii take
place about the middle OF December .-Nt@t-
vlLs Press uuG Ir1aeS, .NorsUtbsr :.
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GRANT GIVES WADE a. Coon IS lie SEET. -
TIN. other dag, during u lull i'll Il session OF Tn"
Cabinet. the poStina> Ter General twitied &C.
.."ral Grant with Ben. Nades complaint OF
MS rn,iccugr-rhat he could get him 10 talk OF
.ointu. but horses. Tie General replied 10
Randall that he usually talked OF matters
mat he uudrrs TODD, adding: "And | know
ln5r,. about horses than Wade does about poll
rIuS. Tor he has shown himself III that way To
~. rnrd-drst fool in America. '-BaHimrfc f'A
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RorRrEY.-Colonel William Lamb of Nor
folk. who is here in attendance at the Virginia
and Tennessee stockholders meeting, had MS
nocket- book distracted from his pocket on
Yesterday. In the wallet were ABOUT eisnty
SoIlars in money and number OF valuable
anars ,mong them a note for 80, 800 endorsed
bbv nj. w. Ransom and William Lamb
JtocbLuTu NetrS.
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CENTRAL GRANTS CHANGE OF BAsE.-tp 10
The spring Of 1866, and long after the issue had
t.au made between the President and Con-
g.as.. the General was decidedly with the for
Irr.. ana lis change OF base was accounted tor
Gy him in a manner that no true friend OF ms
enough II" be- n political opponenU would de-
size 30 -" published. --BIHintpre gazette.
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STATE CONSERVATIVE CoSvESTIoS.-We are
heartily in favor Of holding Il convention III
Richmond on the nth of December next. The
necessity Of organizing the Conservatives. of
this State is SO evident ana imperative that it
VIII meet, we presume, with no opposition.
Let Us meet and act at once.-UuarMe Times
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Conservative CoNvENrIoS.-We urge upon
al. tn. people in this and The adjacent coul
r!., 10 sad delegates well qualified, prudent,
and having the interests Of The State ana the
l.hItr race ~ heart, 10 represent them III th;l
ASSEM- OIagc which the crisis has called loflh
All rendered eIAinenuy proper.--'oJ"tH "o'-
s.E'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

FATAL STABBISa AFFAIR IN NORFOLK
Alexander Carter was found Monday night
about u o'clock lying dead in the gutter, Wi h
his jugular vein cut. Henry Warner was
found standing near with n bloody knife in
his hand. He was very drunk, but stated
that he killed Carter in self defence. Garter
was n United States marine. Warner served
in the Union army throughout the war. He
has been examined by Mayor Ludlow, and
sent on for trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

7,gy"uIs, Tt&S., November i2.-rhc PosiS
I,Aa!yGl Little Rock special dispatch of to.
8.vsa>> ,h3t Arkansas will go largely tor 4
Convention, wtth a working majority FOR the
Republicans About tour-iiftns of the regis
t.r,.! votes were cast.
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CLEANING THEM OuT.-We learn that too
huadred AMI MiTy-fo"r Farms IN nt Gu! ~, y
onmntv will he sold in 4 short time by the
United States internal revenue officers for ar
rears of taxes This looks like making clean
,yorl, of il -LyachJnrQ Netn5.
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OS Dlv.-Seuator Morgan intends TO take i
Conservative stand III the Senate WIN i we"
q benin, uIacad with Grant on the ConServa-
t.yr Republican ticket for VICE rcsidtht.
TINS is deserted by prominent men VINO ought
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"GESUISE COUNTERFEIT. The Secretary
of the Treasury on Monday rcceiveda letter
from a party proposing 10 furnish "gcnune
counterfeit 7.30 bonds if the Secretary
would give him in exchange bonds Issued by
TIE Department, but Of course the secretary
declined Twill be remembered that short
time since the officers Of the Treasury Depart
ment expressed desire 10 secure some OF the
counterfeit 80 bonds as those held by the
Depar tment had the signatures and numbers
punched out: hence the letter from the party
proposing 10 exchange his lIidShingtoa star.
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Hotel pronr;etor Killed nv n Negro,

LEAvESwoRTH, KAysAs, November 1.-THE
proprietor Of the Planters House at Platte
City, Missouri, named Jenkins, was shot and
instantly killed by n negro man this morning
who had been discharged from his service for
misconduct. Five hundred dollars reward has
been offered for the apprehension of the mnr-
haro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

BLANKETS white and colored), all sizes, and
selling very cheap. Call early and secure bar
gain.
Eeco,lect, that 10 get the full worth Of your
money you must call al
JULIUS SYCLE'S, ola Main street,
nol3 between Ninth and Tenth.
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New ORLEANS, November l3.-Cotton de-
clined sales, $500 bales; receipts, ,l69 bales;
middling l7Hc. Sugar dull and dropping
Louisiana yellow clarified, l5c. Cuba, good
to fair, 13c. Molasses, 6J69Oc. for common 10
choice Gold, 140Gl40A.
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Frcedmen's Liens on Crops-CharGe of Murder

Alabama RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
MoSTGoNERY, ALA, November l3.-General
Swayne has issued an order giving freedmen
liens on crops for their wages, this lien to be
subordinate to prior liens.
Two whites from Barbour county were
brought here to-day under military guard,
charged with numbering freedman.
The Convention spent the whole Of TO- day
discussing the franchise question.
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Collison-United States Court at Savannah.

ColliSon-United States Court at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, November l3.-The ship
Gorilla, of Liverpool, while being towed out,
collided with the ship Elsinore 1T the wharf
damaging her upper works. The Gorilla was
brought back, and the captain and mate ar
rested Damages are laid at $1,000.
The United States Court is in session, taking
evidence in the case of Blodgct rs. United
States.
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Mayor Wal!uch, of Washington, has APP
POINTED Joseph II. Bradley, Jr, corporatlon
%,,.y9!Hey, vice Joseph II Bradley, ST., ana tne
Board 81 Aldermen has unanimously confirm
ID l@e nomination The appointment gives
very genera! satisfaction. The Board ai n.
unanimously adopted resolution compA-
'4e"'uy 10 The firing attorney.
ii Il. claAn Co, of New York, during
~ sold 80, 100000 Of dry goods-,he larSes'
!rAl business Of amy wholesale house III the
world
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Special Notices.
gs- THE BEE WILLGO
WHERE THE FLOWERS ARE SWEETEST,
AND THE PEOPLE WILL GO

WHERE DEY GOODS ARE CHEAPEST.
Shakespeare, Vol iii
And this will account for the great popularity OF
JULIUS sYCLE,
sl3 MAIN STREET,
who has just returned from New York with the
best and cheapest assortment of DRY GOODS ever
offered in Richmond. We enumerate:
ALPACAs, in beautiful shades, only Doc;
PoPLINS, handsome patterns, only 25c.
MCUssELAINE, choice designs, only 2oc.
CALICO best brands, for 1Fs and l5c.
BLEACHED COTTON, 1cc.; good article, yard
wide, PIC;
BROWN CGTTONS cheaper than ever;
1914 SHEETING, bleached and brown, only 4oc ;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, extra width and qua
lily, only Csc.
ALL.WOOL FLANNEL at 3oc. yard wide, soc.,
worth 60.
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Fertilizers.

DUEE No. l PERUVIAN GUANO,
/ direct from the Peruvian Government d gent,
constantly on hand for sails by
oc i-ts ROBERT p. WILLIAMS 4 co.
DAUGH5 r A W-BO N K PROS-
ID ,PBArE-adapted to wheat. corn, tobacco
cotton, and ala cer-ais-containing by analysis OF
Profe ssor Pigott s7s per cent. OF Ainmonis and
81 81 per cent. OF the Bone Phosphate OF Lime, of
which Is per cent. Is
This fertilizer Is believed 10 DO the best phos
pirate on btsnarkst.
For circulars, address the dndersigned or any o!
MS agents. csostE DooDALE,
Sannfactn-er's Agent, Baltimore, Md.
Sold by WISE BROTHERS.. Richmond, Va.
1T
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GENIAL NcCLELLAx.-This officer, who Is
Io"- VA his return home, after long absence
III Earopc i 70 have Il public reception on MS
arrival Ill New York by the City Councils.
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Cd7'peti1,gs, Furniture, &c.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD URNI-
- TURE-FRESH SUPPLIES.-We would re-
specially invite the attention Of our friends and
the public generally 10 the very large select and
ton 1t our spacious warerooms. 1t comprises
every article pertaining TO the business. and in
stylo q d atty, and price, cannot be surpassed n
this Stats The announcement extended through
twenty five years past is highly hatteripg, and We
most respectfully solicit q CONTINUANCE OF the
same. HaBLIsToN 8 BEOTHSR,
nol2 Ninth and Main streets.
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Coon ADVICE TO TIE RICHMoNp NEGROES
FROM REPUBLICAN PArER.-This protest {of
HobSon and others has not come L moment
too soon Whether they be aware Of the fact
or not, the freedmen of Richmond and vicini-
~ have, by their conduct during the past few
months, Sorely tried their best friends at the
North. Those who in past years have warm
~ cSpoused their cause and labored for their
observation-disclosures and elevation, have now been
alarmed Al their manifestations of Lisuuiet
and turbulence. They have Witnessed with
apprehension their blind following after such
uuprinciplcd fanatical leaders "a Hunncutt
who would convert them into 80 many sans
c"tDtt,S. carrying the torch and the sword, and
seeking 10 enforce their demands III the point
OF the bayOnet.
The great mass OF the northern people have
hailed with satisfaction the liberation of the
freed race. They have watched with interest
for their intellectual and moral growth and
development, and while opposed TO seeing
them placed above the wLites by designing
politicians, they have been willing and desi
rOus 10 have them placed upon IN equality
with them before the law-that is, removed
from all prescription because of color. While
opposed 10 ignorant negro suffrage, they have
been willing and DESTROYS that the freedmen
should be given the ballot as fast us they be-
come sufficiently educated to intellisently
exercise the right Of suffrage.
Such are the sentiments and views still en-
tcrtained by the mass of tie northern whites
concerning The southern blacks And now
policy, if nothing more, should lead the latter
to conduct themselves il! such Il manner rs not
TO ALLEVIATE their friends. If they are wise
they Will abstain from all excuses stand
:tlOof from dangerous leaders, and pursue a
moderate course. In this manner they will
not only retain their present friends, but add
10 the number.-Nst2 York Commerciat Adrcr-
tiStT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14

professional snake. KILLER is employed Ut
aIe %rw York Central Park, who averages
n'oHl twenty victims daily. Ihe PARK mas
hAs garter, grass, aud water snake.