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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-18

ADRoIT ROBBERY OF AN INSURANCE
OFrlCE.-The office of the City Mutual In
surance Company in Newark was entered
yesterday afternoon by three men, who en-
tered into conversation with the clerk who
was in attendance upon the subject of taking
out q policy of insurance upon building
which they said was owned by them. The
clerk stepped into back room with one OF
them to talk over the details more fully,
and while he was so engaged the trio who
remained in the front office improved the
opportunity to investigate the condition OF
the company's assets. This they did with
some thoroughness and to the loss of the
institution, as they carried away all the
money found in the drawers and safe
about fifty dollars-and a number of checks,
amounting to about $3.50. Upon the return
of the clerk with his applicant to the front
office, the two men were gone, circum-
stance which did not excite the suspicion
of the former, but which seemed, in a great
degree, to surprise the latter. The man
went out to see where they had gone, and
was seen no more in the precincts Of the
insurance office. The loss was not dis
covered until late in the day, when the hour
for closing the Office arrived, and by that
time of course all clue to the discovery Of
the thieves was ost.-Nea1 York. Times.
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ARREST OF MCDEvITT, THE BILLIARD
CHAMPION, FOR CONSPIRACY AND GAM
RLING.-Yesterday business man on South
Water street named Baker Forsyth applied
to Justice Winship for warrants to secure
the arrest of four persons-John McDevitt,
"champion billiardist of America" Will
liam T. Swift, gambler, at No. n Randolph
street Peter Page, another blackleg; and
Michael Mcdonald, another Of the same
stripe. He prefers two separate charges
against them = conspiracy and keeping
gambling hells. The allegations made by
the complainant are of a most serious ma
ture, and their exposition, taken in connec-
tion with the recent Carme-Rudolpe tiasco,
tends to create decided discount, not only
in the game of billiards, but in the charac-
ter of the men concerned. The allegations
ere to this effect: That on recent evening
the complainant fell into the company Of the
defendants; that they got him intoxicated
and led him into the gambling house Of
William T. Swift, on Randolph street,
where, by playing the brace game" Of
faro, they swindled him cut of over S400. In
explanation of the meaning Of the brace
game," it is only necessary to refer to the
secret springs which, in nine cases out OF
ten, are to be found in the dealing-boxes
which govern the issue of the cards from
those contrivances, and place the unprofes-
sional player entirely at the mercy of the
blackleg dealer and his confcderates. Only
two of the four for whose arrest warrants
we're issued were arrested yesterday. Con-
stable Henderson served the documents on
McDevitt and Swift. The frst-named. be
arrested at Foley's billiard hall, on Dear
born street, while engaged in professional
pursuits, and the other at his gambling ta-
bic, on Randolph street. In the last in
stance on interesting game of faro was
broken up, and number of young and old
sports left, chagrined at the impertinent in
terruption. The two worthless we're at once
conducted before Justice Winship, who ad-
mtted them to bail in the sum Of 5000
each for further hearing at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Interesting developments may
BE looked for at the examination this after
noon.-Chicago Journal, 18th.
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INTERNAL REVENUE AssEssMENTs.-Tht
assessors for this collection district have
handed in their returns for the past month
and from them we gather the following sum
mary:
The amount Of tax on whiskey drawn
from bond during the month was s45, ,732.SS
The returns of assessments on other arti'
cles-mostly on whiskey and tobacco
amount to SGT ,0O0-making an aggregate
of Sl12,732.SS.
Of the amount of whiskey tax $43, ,232.8s
was assessed on manufactures in the county
of Henrico and city Of Richmond, leaving
only $500 for the other eight counties Of
the district.
OF the amount assessed on general sub
iects S5S, 600 was on tobacco alone, leaving
a balance of only $4,000 on all other sub
ects. 1t will thus be seen that In on ag'
gregate of one months taxes the manutae
turers of whiskey and tobacco in this city
and county alone pay the enormous tax o.
SlOl, ,232.SS.
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JAMES R1vER-TuE 0DsTEUCTIoNs.-We
have already stated that the dredging ma
chine is at work On tho river, but parties
who ply almost daily on the river inform US
that the place which ought TO be first at
tended to is the shoal opposite the Midlo-
THAN coalyard, while the machine is en-
gagged below Yuengling & Beyer's steam
brewery. The same parties state that at
Drewry's Bluff there is pen filled with
rocks, which, if removed, would afford much
relief in the navigation at that point.
AT Graveyard reach the schooner Gal
lego is serious hindrance TO the safe pas
sage Of vessels. The wreck is sinking
deeper and deeper, and accumulstions OF
sand are gathering around it, and or's
going down the river some short time since
struck on this accumulated sand. Ii, will
require the services of diver 10 clear the
pen at Drewry's Bluff. The removalof the
| Gallego will be difficult operation.
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ADROIT BANK ROBBERY "A robbery was
committed on Tuesday last at the Mechan-
ics' Bank, corner of Montague and Court
streets, which indicates the utmost adrolt-
ness on the part of the thieves. ltappears
that the cashier Of the bank had gone to
New York on the day in question, and con-
seuuently but two clerks we're left to attend
to the business Of the bank. About CLOCK
in the afternoon q man of genteel appear
ance stepped in and inquired at the teller's
desk whether the bank had any United
States bonds For sale. He was told that 1t
had not, ard he was directed to broker S
office. lie took his departure thereupon,
but shortly after returned, and inquired
about negotiating q bill cf exchange, ard
Was again referred to the brokers cthcs.
While leaning on the counter CT the
bank two other men entered, one Of whom
desired to purchase some revenue sta-ps,
which were kept at the lower end OF the
counter, and which took one of the at
taches of the institution to that part OF the
office. While this man was engaging the
clerk in conversation in regard to the va
rious kinds of stamps, the second man was
oec,Ipied in talking to the clerk at the tel
ler'S u6Sks luo pOiooh Wv hASs S~-sS~
the place retained his position in the mean
time. leaning over door which opens to
admit persons behind the desk. A short
time before these parties mad entered the
bank the teller had been engaged IN count
ing over large amount OF bills, Whlch hao
been left in the desk about twelve feet from
the place whereth man was leaning over the
door at the counter. In few minutes the
trio, having concluded their business took
their departure without having excited the
least suspicion as to their design III 'ee
minds of the officials Of the bank, and 1t {
was not until some time after that the real
object Of their visit was discovered.
it was found that pile of bills, which the
officers of the bank state contained only
about $4,000, was missing, and suspicion
at once centred upon the three persons who
had recently been there. 1t is needless to
state that while the two fellows engaged
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Mayors COURT, TUEsDAY-MAYoR.CH CHA
uooN.-Albert Jenkins (negro) and Alfred
Mitchell (white) were up on cross s-warrants
for assault dnd battery. Jenkins was com
mitted in default of security for his good
behavior, and Mitchell was bound over to
keep the peace.
Fred. BurEhart UNITED States soldier),
charged with threatening the life of Eliza
beth Stcch, was sent to Camp Grant.
Denis Major and Albert Scott (negroes)
charged with unla1fully having in their
possession o lot OF clothing worth S63.97R,
belonging to Peter Mathews. Sent on TO
be indicted for felony.
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DARING RoBBERY-CHLORoFoR ADMIN
IsTERED.-Early on Sunday morning the
residence of Dr. w. Barr, two doors from
his auction store, on Second street, Harris
burg, Pa, was entered by burglars, and
about thirteen hundred dollars in compound
| interest notes, twenty-seyen gold and silver
watches, new suit of clothes, several
sheets, number Of knives and forks, and
| several silver spoons, stolen. 1t was one of
| the most daring robberics we have ever
seen recorded, and was executed with a
skill that shows the perpetrators to be ex-
perienced hands Mt the business. 1t is
generally supposed that they entered the
house bv means of ladder, which was
raised to q second-story window fronting
Second street. This impression is based
upon the fact that marks are visible cor
responding with the width Of ladder.
The marks are about two feet apart. 1t
appears that after entering, the thieves ad-
ministered chloroform to DR.. Barr, in order
to more successfully prosecute their work.
Upon accomplishing this they rlied his
pockets, distracted everything of value,
and took wholesale possession of his keys.
They then opened his bureau drawers,
desks, &c., and carefully inspected their
contents, and took what they deemed valu-
able, leaving what could not be carried
away expeditiously.
DR.. Barr kept his money and watches in
his sleeping-room. The former he had
stored in tin box among some legal papers.
These papers were taken to the kitchen,
subjected to close investigation, and the
money separated. The suit of clothes re-
ferred to was stolen from bed in the room
adjoining his sleeping apartment. DR.. Barr
also had snutf-box filled with gold coin
in his possession for forty ycars-the con-
tents of which the thieves appropriated,
excepting about thirty dollars. A valuable
satchel, in which DR.. Barr kept his medi-
cines, was emptied Of its contents and used
for the transportation of some Of the arti-
cles stolen by the robbers. The thieves en-
gagged in this bold robbery, upon procuring
their plunder, served up repast in the
kitchen, consisting of a bottle of wine and
several pies-all the property of DR.. Barr.
There were three kinds-whortleberry, Gus
tard, and apple. A sponge, which the
thieves held to DR.. Barr's nose, strongly I'M
pregnated with chloroform, was discovered
in his room. 1t required about an hour to
awaken him from the stupefaction produced
by the inhalation of chloroform. He felt
rather badly all day from the effects OF 1t.
Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot.
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FRIENDS MEETGSG.-Miss Peace Jones,
of Maine, o minister of the Society OF
Friends, preached, by appointment, to
very full house at Trinity church on Mon
day night. Her theme was the promises
contained in the Holy Scriptures to be-
levers and the audience was deeply inte-
rested in the sermon. at its conclusion,
many Of the congregation crowded around
the altar to shake hands with the aged
sneaker. Her amiable department and
lovely disposition seemed to have partlcu-
lar attractions for the girls, as many went
forward to shake her hand.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & NEWBURN will sell on the
premises, at O'Clock p. NJ. three neat framed
dwellings On Monroe between Broad and Mar
shall streets.
WINsTOCK g. LEVIN will seli at their ware.
house, No. 1909 Main street at 10 A. n, boots,
shoes, hats, carpetings, floor and table OIL
cloths, etc. .-
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store, on
Governor and Franklin streets, At 10 a. NJ .,
furniture, carpets piano, splendid lot OF en-.
cravings, etc.
GRU8BS & WILLIAMS will sell at u O'Clock P.
NJ, on the premises, the three-story brick tene.
ment No. 100, on the west side OF Fourth street
between Cary and Canal.
COOK C LAUGHTON viii sell 90, 900 Havana
cigars, at IL A. NJ, at their store.
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The WISE TEsTM0NIAL.-The following
is correct list Of the persons appointed to
make collections in the different wards for
the Wise testimonials
On the part of the Irish:
Marshall Word.-kobert Kerse, William
Ryan, Daniel Higgins, Patrick Mcnamara
Jefferson IVard.-P. Z. Boyle, james
Gouldiug, James Hayes, James Hannah. .
Madison Ward.-James l.. Capston, Pat
rick Fennessy, James Sweeny, james 9ulrk
Monroe IFdrd.-Captain English, cap
tain Lloyd, p. Fogarty, Cornelius Murphy
Clay Ward.-William Rankin, Patrick
McGoYern, William Ryan, William Kelly
On the part of the Germans
Cay TVard.-L. Gimmi, Alexander Hler'
holzer, John Haugh, A. Muller.
Monroe Word.-Otto Morganstern, +
Hattorf, 7. Hole, E. Lohman. :
Madison Wrd.-Charles Pliugtelder, y
Sauer, 0. Muller, William Euker.
Jefferson and Marshall Vards.-C. Tim
mer, A. Bodeker, George Guvernator, y
Hebermehl.
Representatives of the Israelites are yei
to be appointed.
The following resolution was offered BY
Louis Gimmi, Esq, and adopted
Resolyed, That the respective CORE;
spending secretaries of the German and
Hibernia Clubs be, and they are hereby,
constituted and continued permanent mem.
bers and corresponding secretaries in and
for the said Hibernia and German Clubs
and of their Central Committees, for the
purpose of furthering and promoting thu
success Of the Wise Fund throughout tht
United States of America"
Highly interesting and appropriate ad,
dresses were delivered by Colonel Marina
duke Johnson, Judge Crump, A. M. helley
ESQ.,, T. W. MacAahon, ESQ, and DR.. A. l.
Mayer. The address Of the last-name'
gentleman was in the German language.
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the attention of the clerks the third Sc
cured the money by quiet and dexterous
movement toward the desk on which it was
carelessly left. p
The robbery was reported to the police,
who are working diligently to obtain clue
to the adroit rogues. The prospects of their
success are very slight indeed, though the
greatest secrecy has been maintained on
their part in Withholding information on
the sub bject.- Washington Chronicle, 18th.
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TIE PENNsYLvANIA' Coal TRADE.-The
anthracite coal trade continues very heavy.
The Reading railroad brought down for the
week, to Thursday last, los, ,244 tons, and
for the year 3,317,O ,Ol3 tons, against 3,27l,-
OgS tons to same date last year. +" The ship
ments by the canal were for the week 35, ,4s3
tons, and for the season S7S, 400 tons, against
9l9,576 tons to the same time last year,
showing an increase Of tonnage from the
schuylkill region by both road and canal of
S7,OSl tons. The entire coal tonnage Of all
the anthracite regions in the State for the
week is 3S0,732 tons, and for the year H.
l9O,4O6 tons, against Ii ,3Ol, l24 to the same
date in lS67-an increase of 899,282 tons.
The demand is Stacking off little, and egg
and stove coal has declined in price at New
York, while the rates of transportation have
advanced considerably. The commission
for selling coal and guarantee has also ad-
yanced to so cents d ton. This added to the
s4.l5 freight and tolls gives 81 .65 only for
the transportation and the selling OF ton
of coal delivered at New York by canal,
while the highest prices obtained by the
cargo is SIS. so for stove and $3.50 for lump.
Many of the dealers are buying the larger
sizes, which is much cheaper than stove,
and breaking it up in the yards.-fa'Ia-
GelDhiG Lsolqer. n, .sf-.rr Il.,l Il. IL .y.r{
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FIRE IN MANcHEsT ER.-The alarm Of fire
in Manchester on Monday night Vas CAUSED
by the burning Of dwelling-house OF
Twelfth street near McDonough, owned By
the estate of jeremiah Hobbs, and occupied
by negroes. The loss is about 81 600, OF
which there is no insurance.
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New ToBAcco.-Four hogsheads Of new
tobacco were sold at the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday. One hogshead of lugs at IS 10,
and three hogsheads of stemming at 81 so,
$40, and Sl0.371a. These are regarded as
very good prices, and exceeded the expccta-
tions of the sellers.
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PRoTRAcTED MEETING AT SYCAMORE
(DIscIpLEs') CHURCu.-The weather being
favorable, meeting will be commenced
this evening at half-past ! o'clock at Syca
more church, which will be CONTINUED
nightly for one or two weeks. Severa
prominent preachers are expected during
the rnnntinr
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suggestion of the Court, the petitioner
should either traverse or demur to the
return.
Mr.. Bundy asked that time be allowed
him to prepare his reply; and the case was
thereupon continued until this morning at
10 o'clock.
Before this order was entered, Mr.. Lyons,
who had been detained at home by sick
ness, appeared in court as the legal repre-
sentative of Judge Shefey.
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SUMMONED TO APPEAR. rule was
served upon J. C. Clarke on yesterday to
appear at the next term Of the Hustlngs
Court to show cause why his license should
not be revoked. This Clarke is the keeper
of that notorious disorderly house known
as " Grand Junction." on Cary street near
Seventeenth.
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ARRESTS IL THE OUNTY.-Constab!e Ro-
binson reports the following arrests:
On Monday, two negroes, accused OF steal
ing cart belonging to Mrs. Langhorne, OF
Henrico.
On yesterday, a negro named Nelson Da-
Wis, charged with Obtaining money under
false pretences from Dr.. J. L. Lumpkln,
of Hanover. The accused was employed
by the Doctor as a blacksmith, and collect
ed money from customers for his own use.
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WHO He Is.-The fellow who stole Mr..
Moncurc's horse, as stated in our issue OF
yesterday, is said to be Mason the forger,
who deserted from the United States army,
and having been recaptured, escaped from
Camp Grant on last Friday night.
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gEWELKY, &c.
4 LASKA DIAMONDS.

p : ~ 90
BOMBED QUARTZ, equal In brillancy TO the
real diamond mounted AZ our own factory In artis.
tic settings, GUARANTEED FINE GOLD, ana
sold by MS at ONE-FIFTIETH Of the cost Of real
diamonds, to which they are equal every respect
except intrinsic value.
solitaire Eardrops per pair, IS and 20 soi.,
Rosom Pins, 80, IS, 50, So $l5, go; Solitaire
Gents Studs per set, ID, IS, slo; Cluster Gents
Bosom pins $40 and SI2; Gents Cluster Bosom
Pin with Tail, $40; Cluster Pin and Earrings, $40
and s?s; Cluster Gross, IS, $40, and SIS Cluster
Gross Bosom Pin and Earrings, s:o and S?si Gus
Ter Finger Rings. IS, S. $40, and si2. 80
Orders less than IS must be accompanied With
postoficc order, and the goods sent free. Orders
cycee ding that amount by express, Tor eouection
on delivery customers paying all express charges.
JAMES T. MONROE & CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers,
nc as-om ls5 Broadway, New York.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE NovEM
BER IS, 16GS.-NIrs. George II. Burwell
Clarke county, Va. J. 4. Clopton, South
ampton county, Va; Henderson Dodson
Wise county, Va; W. G. Douglas, Warren
ton, Va; Miss Julia E. Foster, Baltimore
MI ~
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JUDGE BURNHAM's COURT.-In this court
yesterday, William Weaver, indicted for
robbing the money drawer of o Mr.. English,
pleaded guilty, and was sent to the peni-
tentiary for five years.
William Tyler, indicted for pocket-pick-
ing, was tried and acquitted.
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ASIAN ADVERTISING MEDIUM the Weekly Dis
patch is unsurpassed by any other paper In the
state It is sent to nearly every post-o1lce In
all sections of the state. Merchants and others
wishingto insert advertisements In this weeks cdi-
tfon will please send them In to-day. [Wts]
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TOBACCO MANUFACToRIEs,- are IN
this internal revenue district ftty-three to-
bacco factories. Only q small fraction of this
number are in full operation, the others
being engaged in cleaning up for the win
forgetting rid of all their surplus stock.
Probably not one Of the whole number Will
be at work six weeks from this time,
and the large number of bands which have
been employed in them will be thrown out
Of work.
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Corn and Flou. Exchange.
RICHMOND, November II, l3es.

Wheat White. 40 bushels. Red se4 bushels, ,a
Corn,--Whte $50 bushels new {; 24 bushels olds
Yellow $40 bushels. Mixed, 5s bushels. ~.
Odts.-1l70 bushels.
Rye.-355 bushels.
SALES.
Uhent.-White, SO bushels very good at ss@:
4? bushels good at $2.2s: 10 bushels fair az I 10
10 bu shells common at g. 10: 1ss busheis inierior
81; 90 bushels damaged at Sl:s0m.otai; 40 ,.rtr
els Red 90 bushels prime at So 22e ousneis prie ,n
At sa os ~ bushels rood at $3.50; 80 bushels 10"
f-rior nj $l.ss; bushels inferior at Si.so-eo'A.
$40 bushels - :. a, !. "a
Corn.-White, so bushels prime OLD az st; -, -
bushels weevi-eaten old at s5c lao bnsbeis se'J
good new at sic. 24e bushels GOOD new AZ svJ
90 bushels damp new at 75c.-tota- 4Ia gnslhais gnshii.
Yellow, II bushels old at soc. Mixed, So bushels
prime old at 81. ,.,o sa,r
Onts.-2oo bushels prime at SIC. 1913 ousneis iSn
at 55c. Is bushels Common at Hc.-totai, ga pu'n
els. ~
Rye-rs bushels prime az s1.e7: - bushels very
good at $780, ls2 bushels good at $i.2Stotai, 80
bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt.-White. 1n4 bushels. Red. ss bushels.
Corr, White. $50 bushels. Yellow, $40 bushels.
Mixed, 56 bushels.
OGtS.-5l2 bushels.
Rye.-2So bushels.
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YORK RIVER RAILRoAD.-The schooner
D. A. Berry has arrived in the Pamunkey
with o cargo of railroad iron for the Rich
mond and York River railroad. This cargo
will complete the contract for iron to finish
the road to West Point. There are more
than two hundred hands at work cutting
sills and laying the track.
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STEALING LUMBER.-Thomas Carter IA
negro) had hearing before the Mayor
yesterday on the charge of stealing o lot OF
lumber belonging to David J. Saunders.
He was sent on to the Hastings Court OF
Magistrates for Indictment.
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BURGLARY.--At about II o'clock night
before last the residence Of Mrs. E. 2.
Barnes, near the Old Fair Grounds, was
burglariou8ly entered, and large lot of
clothing, &C., stolen. No arrest has yet
been made.
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ARRIVED. +.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, H1er-
chandise and passengers, o. IL. Tatum.
Steamer Claymont Piatt, Philadelphia, mer-
chaudisa and passengers. w. p. Porter.
steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandlsc and passengers w. G; uunham u 20.
schooner Sorlh Pacific, Fhiladelphia, coal,
Tredegar Company.
Schooner Bell, New York, wheat, Dunlop Il NC
Canoe. -
Schooner Thomas Peterson, Havre de Grace,
coal, Hawes 4 Merriman. ,
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Creighton, Baltimore, lncr-
chlndise aud passengers, Harvnys " W illams.
Schooners Ida Nicholson, Alice Curtis, and Cur
lis Tiiton, down the river, light.
MEMORANDUM.
WHITE House, November II Arrived, steamer
Kcsneberk Freeman. Baltimore nlerchanoise
and passengers, Richmond aud York River Rail-
road
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CALIFORNIA Wharf.-The splendid wheat
grown in California is being shipped to
various parts of the world. We learn of
lot of about 1000 bushels as having ar
rived in this city for one Of the mills here.