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revolution
from the Secretary Of State and accompanying docu.
men.s. Same reference.
From the secretary of state transmitting the report OF
the Commissioner OF Immigration, in compliance with
the act Of July 1894 Referred the Committee
Commerce.
Territorial laws Of Colorado Territory Referred to the
Committee on Territories.
Communication from the Clerk or the House OF Repre-
senatvcs in reference TO extra compensation voted by
various resolutions last session Referred the Com
mittce on Appropriations
Mr.. MORRIS, trcp) OF ~ Y, presented petition rom
b. w. Morris Esq, and many Others OF sprlngwa.en,
agreed upon BY the joint committee Of wool growers ana
manufacturers, and which passed In the House % S n
representatives. mt its last session. and nsRng tnc ~ e
ate passage Of the same into Law. Also IKE peanon,
signed by ali the supervisors Of Yates county. Also =
wss, Bloomfield, Ontario county, y Also like
gsSn sy a,nS E' snd isS' IKE ps petition
by d. O. Snyder and numerous otnep y. IpIns "sS1
Livingston county. N y Also Ike peuuon p, ~ o r.
shelton ESQ and many others OF Wcst bioomneid On-
Mr. WARD, trep) Of N. Y, presented . petition Of
seventy citizens Of Aegsny anu or of onssu,
an sndment ovine equal civil and political rights 10 all
msn. referred TO the Committee on decentralization.
aiso nct, IN of numerous citizens Of Addison, N Y
- cvor - ~ compelling all national banks redeem their
circusi,on IN New York city, and for other purposes
referred TO the Committee on Ways and Ways
THE NEBRASKA BILL.
The hill for the admission OF Nebraska came up next
in o,der the question being on Mr. Ingersolls motion
10 refer the bill to the Committee on Territories. Mr.
TngcrsoI withdrew tho motion.
The debate the subject OF the condition inserted In
the bill providing for impartial suffrage n Nebraska was
debated tll the close Of - days sitting Twas par
Dawes Ingerso Morrill,, shellabager, Hin, briggs and
Banks
Of sixty eight TO sixty and then without coming
vote on the bill adjourned at twenty minutes TO
ovePA
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Maximilian Reported tn Haze
Abdicated.
General Concentration f French
Troops Tswards tAe Csast.
CLOSING UP OF THE LIBERALS.
16ejia Said to Have Abandoned the
1mperialists.
&c nc &c


By letters dated Dec 2s from the city OF Mexico, and
from the best informed authorities in the imper!I
court we have the following important intelligence
The French troops are descending mdss 10 vera
Cruz. General Castenau leaves the city some time IN
The month OF February.
General Castenau and the French iins,er vent 10
the Emperor at Puebla and obtained promise from
Inn TO abdicae In twenty days.
II appears that the of the ba chiefs TO the
invitation sent them for cooperation leaves no hope
that Congress be held, and the Emperor must alb
dicate in the meantime his empire is governed by his
coniessor Pere Fischer.
Marquee and Miramon sezlng men aDd horses
wherever they lay their hands them, in order 70
III the ranks Of army The liberals arg all around
the city. Americans desirous Of getting away and
are taking out their passports The liberals must get
possession Of the city before long, the present one tho
last effort Of the reactionists, II is Fared 1t will be
desperate one.
Late letters sent by messenger extraordinary left ~
capital December 20. This is important, and leaves H
doubt that tho French will DO tie seacoast ready
embark time before they expected, and thai
Macmillan will leave the country 10 the possession
the liberals. The appearance Of the forces from az
Northern Mexican States and their advance IN force
upon the capital must soon result in It's capture The
city of Mexico is sra,egeticaly indefensole
come newly appointed generals have oeen conscript-
ing BY force at Peubla and other towns.
Monanss has issued u call to the young men Of The
city OF Mexip appealing to their patriotism TO Join the
ranks OF the liberals and obey longer the orders q
foreign despo
The stages on tie road from Orizaba TO Mexico had
been stopped by lazs troops and the despatch b-gs
opened; but none o the passengers were moested.
The Minister Of france and General Casteinau left
Mexico the Goth to Maximian They had q
stormy interview, and the report is that the Emperor
has abdcated An Austrian gate 10 carry his property
to Europe arrived at Vera Cruz.
Tehamngo occupied tho 10th by force OF
liberals commanded BY Palacic, and the horrible
atrocities committed by the troops. Men
sassnated and women ravished.
battle between he French under Cosoel Patier and
Mexicans Leander Armadoz fougs near Tia
piA The French the The liberals forty
| killed and many wounded.
Mr. D. s. Kennedy, old resident Of Mexico and Vss
Consul OF the United States in Jalapa is dead He was
one Of the original founders OF the Of Mazatan
| The merchants In the city Of MEXICO suffering
from the imbrogo the French and imperaIsts
The Custom House in this city refuses to deliver any
goods which left Vera Cruz after the 18th, the day
| whcb the french took possession.
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xsACkEREL AID HEARINGS.
lFl No.lBAy MACKEREL. Boston inspection ;
no. / SHORE MsChE.EL, Boston inspeo-
ton;
TolBAY MsCksRGL, kills, Boston inspec-
tic;. ,rn uyp
Woods No l North Carolina CUT HEB
RINGS, ,op
Woods SO North Carolina FAMILY ROE
HE4RlNGS, for sale by o
no Is EIBE:'f +. WILLIAMS 4 90.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL,

WASHINGTON, November 27.-Senute.-
a resolution was adopted calling for the
papers in General Fitz John Porter's case.
Adjourned to Friday.
House.-A resolution was adopted that
when the House adjourn it do so till Satur-
day, and that no business be transacted
Saturday.
A communication regarding the ex-
pense of the revenue cutter system was
referred.
Mr.. Stokes, Of Tennessee, made per-
sonal explanation. He denied having
given aid or comfort to the rebellion in
any way. He declared that Tennessee
had disfranchised no one, but had only Or
sanized anew, and declared who had the
right to vote. He compared his own
loyalty with that of Senator Patterson, Of
Tennessee.
Mr.. Eldridge, of Tennessee, defended
Patterson. 1t was said tnat Stokes had
condoned his offence, but the test oath
made no provision for any condonement,
and he (Eldridge), who favored the modif-
cation of the oath, did not see how Stokes
could take il in the face of his Duncan let
ter.
The House went into committee and ad-
journed till Saturday.
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The Markets.

New YORK, November 27-Noon.-Gold,
1919. Sterling unchanged. Money easy
at per cent. 5-2O's, old, lOs new, 1914.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull, in
buyers favor. Corn dull and heavy. Pork
quiet. Lard dull at l2%@l3L. Cotton
quiet at 1870. Freights steady. Turpen-
tine firm at So >. Rosin quiet; common,
$3Gs3.12.
New YORK, November PIP. M
Flour-State, s7.75@sl0;. southern, 50 80
Gsl4. Wheat dropping white Michigan,
S.. Corn unchanged. Oats heavy. Pork
opened firm but closed heavy at s2O.95.
Lard firm. Cotton lower; sales 1000
bales at 16l5@l634c. Turpentine, 55G55h.
Resin, S3gsS. Freights steady. Govern
ments closed strong. Money easier at GO
I. Discounts irregular and unsettled.
Gold weak, closing at 1891. Sterling un-
changed.
There was little doing in stocks. The
sub-treasury balance is SllO,75O 900.
BALTIMORE, November 27.-Cotton fiat
with exceedingly small sales; low mid
ding, Is &C.; full mdding offering at l6c.,
but no buyers beyond l5lac. Flour fiat
and dropping. Wheat steady but dull.
Corn dull under heavy receipts; prime
dry white, Sl.20a$l.25. Oats strong and
advanced 2G3c. +; quoted at 6S277c. Rye
scarce at sl.50g9l.60. Provisions very
dull and unchanged.
CIScISNATI, November 27.-Flour dull.
Corn quiet and Unchanged; new ear,
74@75c. Mess pork active: old, $3.50
new, SCI. Lard, y &C. Bacon firm.
LOUISVILLE, November q. = Flour
Superfne, :7.75. Corn-New ear, 75c
Shoulders, &c.; clear rib sides, - &c.
no clear in market. Lard, 2>2c. Mess
pork, $3.50.
WILMINGTON, n. G., November 27.-
Spirits turpentnc firm at Co.,, and gene
rally held higher. Rosin-Sales of No.
at So. Cotton dull and nominal at l4Ac
for middling. Tar unchanged; sales at
$2.25.
CHARLESTON, November q. Cotton
opened in fair demand but closed dull
and nominal; sales, rs bales receipts
1921; middling, Ice.
AUGUSTA, November 27.-Cotton active
but at easier prices: sales, 775 bales; re-
ceipts, SIS; middling, l411a@l5c.
New ORLEANS, November 27.-Sugar in
good demand fair prime, l211c. Molas-
ses dull and declined; good, G71ac.
choice, SEC. Cotton declining; middling
Orleans, l51s@l7Mc. sales, $500 bales
receipts, 1929 bales; exports, Sl3 bales
Gold, l39II.
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TDOEING WlNE.-5 quarter casks
I J Cooking Wine: unarter casks Port Wine !;
for sale by GEORGE /. HEIRlNG CO.,
no2l Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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Shanghai, was fred by wreckers. A por-
ton of her cargo was saved

Shanghai, was fred by wreckers. A por-
ton of her cargo was saved.
LONDON, November 81. Head Centre
Francis has been captured in Dublin with
papers.
PARIS, November 27.-Some OF the
French troops have left Rome.
LONDON, November 27-Noon.- Consols,
94L2. United States bonds, 10 l6.
1,co o'clock.-Consols, "a 9-l6. United
States bonds, 7O5a.
LONDON, November DETERMINATION
soils, 94h. United States bonds, 7O1a.
LIVERPOOL, November 27-Noon.-Cot-
ton dull and unchanged; estimated sales,
5000 bales. Breadstufs irregular. Corn
advanced to ASS. Cd. Wheat declined to
les. Cd. Sugar, fine, 26s. cd.
Ttco o'clock.-Cotton heavy and declining
prices declined z since the opening; up
lands, IA: Orleans, S1s. Breadstuffs
quiet. Provisions dull. Pork, 7Os. Lard
sos.
LIVERPOOL, November 27-Evening.-
Cotton closed heavy and declining; up
lands, 1916; Orleans, s Lie sales,
10000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Corn,
ass. Sd. Produce unchanged.
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SENATOR WADE CAUGuT NArriNG.-
Mr. Wade having authorized Forncy to
..,.-l1ict the remarks attributed to him
III regard 70 General Grant, the CORE
.rsa!ea, Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
,,., sa~a.>acd them, comes back at Old
E.aa> follows:
aIt may interest him little to be re-
minded in advance that there was a third
....y present when that part Of the con
.r,. .tua which relates 10 General Grant
FL place, and that | shall be entirely
II. ng 10 refer the question of vcracity
r.a, dlS!otcrcStcd arbitcr, when it shall
a..se in proper form, either in a speech in
..e 5 nate, or in Published letter with
Il. 7. Wade AZ the end Of it. Rccol-
.o,uE something OF controversy about
BIZ, a.@Aviaa speech in Kansas proftcd
le .l4, example, and prepared for the
Contingency OF ID lic,' in case il
u, arise. When it does arise shall
DOM, yca; 10 SAow ti4atit there is liar
.ae case il is not the Commercials cor
.pJnacn;.'
lie adds, that Wade said many Other
things which he will publish if compelled
.la SO by Wadc's duplicity.
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A tin" wedding was lately observed
IN Gloucester after rather unusual man
ncr. The wife eloped with young fellow,
taking with her all the "tin y she had
saved in ten years. The discovery Of her
absence closed the festivities.
The Cambridge Press says that fine pure
specimens of gold have been found in
small quantities by parties engaged in
boring for water in that city.
Mason county voted against subscribing
to the stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company-754 against and 54S
for.
Alexander II. Stephcns's work on the
Causes of the War will be published du-
ring the first part Of December.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has decided that
Missouri must pay tax on the purchase
of railroad, on the ground that the road
didn't become the property of the State
until the sale was consummated, the ne
cessary prcliminaries being the stamping
of the transfer articles. The tax is $4,000.
The President is sending no nominations
to the Senate.
The revenue receipts to-day were s444,
600.
General Howard has returned.
The Departments close tomorrow.
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CoasIasIosgg's OFFICE, !
RrcuYoxD, November 10, 1857. s


GMITH vs.. MCMILLAN AND AIS.
- IN RICHMOND HUsTIN GS COURT
The following Is an extract from the oecres
entered in this cause on the I'd dTy OF November
.Ths court doth adjudgs, order, and decree
that this oanse be- and the sams i hereby, referred
to Evsns =, h s tns state, al and sss the
partnership accounts and dealings between Inc
Sid complainant, John K. Smith and raid James
r. Mcmillan in the bill and proceedings mem
ttoned. Al.oto report all Joint claims and de-
Iulnts against said nTm composed OF shld com
plainant and said McNilian, showing to whom the
same are coming and the amounts thereof; ana
also the amount OF adVdr cements OF hohsy ana
o'her property made by the compian ~, I" $40
amount ue tho CON iaIuaut and the several JOINT
creditors Of the firm OF smith Mcmillan. II any.
which have priority over the separate creditors OF
tt said Mcmillan or OF the said complainant and
which by law ought to be paid before the BALD sepa-
rate creditors paid And any OF the parties may
b4 examined oath upon heterogeneous 10 Do
settled by the commissioner and all books, papers.
accounts Of said trm OF smit Nc aillan In The
posses,ion or under the control Of said complain
ait or Mchillau. or Of either, and needed by the
commissioner in taking said accounts, shail Do
| .JoJr..d before him ! nd the SAID commissioner
shall give due notice OF his proceedings and ~ 10
NIX a pereDptory day, and give notice Thereon ny
advertisement inssrted oncs week at least -FOUR
wee rs successivuly in rome newspaper published
In the city Of Richmond. for all .rsons having
cl inns against said hrm composed q; complainant
and said Mcmillan TO come a ana prove me s& 10
them shall not 80 come In and prove tnelr CLAIMS
shall bs excluded from the benent OF this decree.
And the commissioner Is directed 10 make his re-
port in the premises with all convenient speed,
toSether with Gything dssmed pertnen. ny MIN
| s.lr or specially required by either OF me
parties"
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have nxcd on MONDAY the ed day 81 Dece in6er
1857 at o'clock a NJ. the time, and my Once,
y o. $40 Franklin street, IN the city OF Richmond
As the pace to taxa the accounts and PROOF OF
d,bts mentioned In the fore going decree ~ whicn
time and p aca all persons and parties Will attend
with the books papers, and accounts necessary 10
| enable 10. TO execute the said dscree.
| THOMAS J. EVATS,
| Commit sioner.
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Yyrr SELL FOR TWO DOLLARS
w mar mound Tea eouai TO any S2 SO Tea in
p,cbmrnd ISbuA BHSEDICT CO..
20 ~ iS3O Main and Eighth streets.
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\ Bottle HoAX.-We yesterday copied
from the Alexandria G02ctte the particu-
lars Of the fading Of 4 sealed bottle at
MARYLAND Point, in Which were notes
Gatcd July -, 1861, and signed by Harry
McAiurrav and j. p. Williamson, OF this
..ty, purporting 10 have been capSized ana
IN drowning condition. The theory OF the
,.ctte was that the young men in Ines-
a1n were lost III attempting to run the
t'ockale from Maryland into Virginia IN
SCI. 1t turns out, however, that the
oung larks in question are alive and
licking, and that The bottle affair was a
LAX Of theirs carried out on picnic eN-
cur,ion to plncy Point last Juiy.-WGSh-
nt.ou Star.
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DISTRESSING AcCIDENT.-Last Sunday,
D@of> Murphy, one Of our most respected
iris. citizens, took his wife and two other
dies 10 Swoope's depot on hand car
On returning in the evening down the
..avy grades seven miles from town he
....uu,cl 10 check the speed Of the car
with the pole-brcak. 1t sprung, throwing
am m front, the car passed over him, the
az..s breaking his neck, backbone, and
r:,a. He lived to reach Stanton. He
r.rt> wife ana children 10 mourn his
..s.- valley EUGtni0H.
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Murslerous Assault.

ST. Louis, November 25.-This morning
young man named Kcngcr shot his EN-.
ploycr, Henry Wuttcr, in the head, and
then broke Writer'S wifc's skull, robbed
the house of forty dollars, and disappeared,
and has not been arrested. Wutter and
his wife are not dead yet, but they are in
a critical state. The real cause of the
tragedy is not known.
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TIE COUNTERFEIT TREASURY NOTES.
At,rr the return of Colonel William P.
Wood with the clectrotype plates for
Uniting the face, back, and tints, OF the
curious one lhouSand-dollar 80 notes, 1t
u,s questioned whether these spurious
sues had been printed from these cleo
.-.,ypc plates or from steel plates. This
doubt has been diSpelled. After careful
rupurison and examination by experts,
doubt remains that the spurious notes
w.r, printed from the idcnticalp plates now
In the possession of the secret service di-
sion OF the Treasury Department.-NH-
-. M Ln..Linlnrer.
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Rae Convention Carried IN NORM
CnroIina-United States Court.

Fac Convention Carried IN Sorth
CsroIina-United States court.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 21.-Ihe
returns so far received insure the Convcn-
ton in this State by q pretty large ma
iority. There is a large majority OF Radi-
cal members, fifteen of whom are blacks.
The type of the Radicals elected IS not,
A. general rule, as vindictive as that
shown in the Alabama Convention.
The United States Circuit Court Judge
Brooks presiding-is in session. There
are seven blacks on the grand jury nst.
A great many witnesses, clients, and law
yers, are in attendance.
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rnraSru News.

LONDON, November 27.-Par!iament has
voted e. coo, 900 for the Abyssinian war.
The Ministers are blamed by Parliament
and the press for sending off the expedl-
tion without the sanction OF Parliament.
Nnbian volunteers have offered. to join the
expedition in large numbers.
The American ship Vista, ashore near
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Alabama RECOMMENDATION Convention.

Alabama Reconstruction Convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November q The
Convention to-day passed an ordinance
abolishing the county Of Colbert, created
by the last Legislature.
The action taken yesterday with refer
cnce to the judicial officers was rcconsi-
dcrcd and amended so as to elect all judi
cial officers, including the Supreme Court
judges, by the popular vote. All officers,
executive, legislative, and judicial, are
now to be elected by the people.
An article was offered and referred pro-
viding that the next General Assembly
have authority to alter or amend the arti-
Gle on the elective franchise, provided
that such alteration or amendment shall
not operate to remove the disabilities OF
any class DISTINGUISHED by said article,
and that no person shall be disqualified by
such alteration or amendment who aided
the enemies Of tie United States in the
late rebellion and who has assisted in re-
construction in this State in accordance
with the reconstruction laws Of Congress.
A test vote shows that this article will be
adopted. Under il the next Legislature
has authority to conduct the policy of pro-
scription.
The Convention resolved to observe
Thanksgiving day tomorrow.
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Meeting of Citizens M ANGUISH VIC

AUGUSTA, GA, November PA meet
inc Of citizens of Richmond county to-
night adopted resolutions tavoring unlVer-
sal amnesty, the abolition of test oaths as
Qualification for office, impartial suffrage,
and urging the people of the State to orga-
nize and defeat reconstruction uhoer The
military bill. Twenty -four delegates were
appointed to the Conservative Convention
II Macon. The meeting was large and
enthusiastic.
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2}i;'lmon} 9ljspatth.
NOVEMBER IS, 1867.

rur RADICAL SPECTATORS FoILED.-
ynrh surprise has been expressed at the
wort '~t favoring impeachment of the Presi-
An not affecting the gold market more
,T,. i did. 1t would have been regarded
-. more complimentary TO the Executive
IA >rch a movement run up the price Of
',13 hut other considerations induced
go wish in official circles here to prevent
I've rise. and thereby possibly defeat the
,--sat purpose of certain parties procuring
- report :avoring Impeachment. A cur
..,, amor is that pressure was brought
o., hear upon Mr.. Churchill to secure his
.,n for impeachment, and fortunes were
abe made by speculation in gold. To
.ar.gma.c this, another rumor says that
,..~ctary NcCu}loch ordered the selling
'.s.vra,y-6yc millions of gold Yesterday,
s-. this kept the market steady, to the
q. ~>tcgaa,lun Of the political ring, who
,sr-s counting upon great gains. Such are
lin. stories now "dOat around Washington,
I.,,I have no means of aSccrtaining their
.-,th. Suffice It TO say, they arc generally
n..cved. - Washington letter in Baltimore
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\ number Of personal admirers of Gene
ID. Malone rendered him the compliment
Cd dinner on yesterday at tic Washing
uau.-ei. 1t was a pleasant gathering,
aa4.4 Interchange of friendly feeling, IN
which consolidation aud anti could join
a.sa relish. General Malone and scvc-
q, other gentlemen made happy responses
30 .all, upon them. -Luchblrg Republican,
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Ercwr and Bieached sheetinss,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap
Beautiful Mons. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Ner'no,
Biarritz, Fontatne, 10 Lairss
Poplins, Ottoaans,
Alracas, Bonbazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IGIsH pOPLIES.
shawlB, Shawls
Fine assortment Flannels, Table DamasK,
Napkins, Balmora Skirts, CasSimeres,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans Sc, at
WILLIAM II. BELL & co.'s.
sn73 a07 Broad street.
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Weston the Pedestrian

La PORTE, IND, November 2G.-Weston
arrived here at CHS this evening, and re-
mans tonight. He leaves tomorrow
morning, and expects to arrive in Chicago
at O'Clock Thursday morning.
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Hines, Liquors, &c.

EUST Received DIRECT FROM
~ Europe, and pat mp expressly for me,
100 cases CHAMPAGNE, of the best brands;
25 cases PORT WINE, and
100 cases HOOK WINE, different brands, from
the Laubsnheimer 10 Schloss Johaunisbereer.
Also, tn. celebrated Red hssmanshausor Spark.
ling Hook and Moselle-the latter most delicious
ladi-s wine--all Of which offer at as low prices
as can be had in This country.
also beg 10 call tho attention OF my customers
and tho puU!ic generally to my large stock Of
EYEana BoURbOH WHISTLES,
FRENCH BHANDIES,
JAMAICA ECM,
RAMsAY's sCUTCH WHISKY,
GINS,
SHEKRTES and MADEIRAS.
CLAEETS and FRENCH WHITE WINES,
LONDuN POTTER and SCOTCH ALE
ANG0STUEA. BOXERS, and BOONE
KAMP BITTERS, etc, etc
OSCAR CRAM,
No Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
g.
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Not n Candidate.

Urea, n. Y, November 25.-In re.
sponsc to its nomination, Ex-Governor
ioratio Seymour has written to the Demo.
cratic Union that he will not be o candi.
date for the Presidency by the mex,
National Democratic Convention.
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THa SuCTHSIDE RAILRoAn.-Tbis road
S1aG doing heavy business in the way
o- freight. TAirty-fve loaded cars were
rAi down yeStcrday-twcnty- five OF
m..en were for Petersburg, and the re-
rss,3or Tor Norfolk. Five of them were
m,.d with beef cattle. They are now
rw.ur an average of seventy cars per
l-trslLYQ Express.