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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-08
30. GnIFFIrH d CO.,

In ui Uniaa an American Block corner
Cherry and Church streets, augl,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

The GREAT WYMAN-prince of wizards
and ventriloquists-is about TO favor the
people of Richmond with another OF his
annual visits. Wyman does not need a
word of praise. Year after year for 8
score, only with the interruption caused by
his detention on the other side of the Potomac
during the war, he has delighted US and
our little folks with bis wonderful delusions.
He is still the same Wyman, coming forward
with the same smiling face, and the same
frank, cheerful words, Ladies and gentle
men, it is nothing in the world but deceit
keep your eyes open and you will under
stand it ALL" But he has numberless new
tricks, and the additional attraction to
many, of distribution of greenbacks and
ieWelrY among his patrons.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified OF the folio wing special
appointments .zE .t
Grace ( EpiscopaD U,urch.-The rector
having returned, services will be held in
the morning and afternoon as usual.
a Munchester Bdptist-Rev.C G.. Ii. Ryland
at II 4. NJ, and Rev. r. W. Cridlin at %
P. NJ.
Masonic Hall (EpiscopaD, Manchester
Rev. W. A. Alrich, OF Alexandria, at IL
A. NJ.
Second Prssbyertan.-Dr. Hoge will
preach at l l a. NJ, aud also to the Sunday
school children at their quarterly meeting
to be held at the same place al SO P. NJ.
United Pesbyttridn.-Rev. DR.. Read will
preach in the lecture-room of the new
! church, corner of Fourth and Grace streets,
morning snd afternoon.
Methodist Episcopal-services at II A.
M. in tine hall over the store of Cardozo,
Alsopa& Fourqueran, on Bread street, by
Rey W. f. Hennenway. Entrance on
Capitol street. vrtrsen1 aesrz SIC
( The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday Society of Rich
mond and Name hester will be held at Man
chester church tomorrow Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. I
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooN PREsI-
D1NG-FRIDAY MoRS1NG.-N. a. Bunstine
(white), william Burwell and Adam Nelson
lnegroes), were up, the former charged
with receiving, and the two latter with
stealing one pair of axle springs from
Patrick Laughlin. Continued till Monday
Lizzie Holmes (negro), charged with de-
tanning clothing, the property Of Isabella
Saunders. Discharged.
Francis Andrews (negro), charged with
stealing piece Of meat from Lizzie Holmes
Continued until to-day.
Ralph Spindle (negro), charged with
stealing twenty pounds of coffee, valued al
five dollars, from OFT s McAuley. Con,
tinued until to-day. a'
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TRADE OF EAST TENNEssEE.-A large
portion of the trade Of East Tennessee e
should be secured by-our Richmond mer-
chants. Already the tide diverted by the
war is again turning in this direction. 1t
must be helped. Most effectually may this
be done by our business men advertising
in the Morristown. Gazette, paper Of large
circulation in East Tennessee. See card
in another column. The shipments of grain
and produce from Morristown to Richmond
are now large, and may be greatly increased
by proper efforts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

The OPERA SEAsoN.-The engagement Of
the famous Worrell sisters, for q season Of
the French opera in this city, will COM
mence on Monday evening, as before an
nounced. Commencing with the " Grand
Duchess" which is still the rage in New
York fashionable circles, the Worrells will
probably give US "La Belle Helen" !"
sBarbe Bleue," and possibly "orpheus
aux Enfers," before leaving Richmond.
The office at the Theatre will be opened
this morning. Persons desiring good re-
served seats can hardly call too early.
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Is E oo:N-D D AaY.
RAID s NC g Els So

, Lgx1SeToN, AZ, November s, 1855.
: This morning early it threatsnsd rain,
but the sun dissipated the clouds, and the
streets Of our good town were thronged
with vehicles of every description, horses,
and foot passengers-sf g Iaio! for the + air.
being the watchword Of all. The grounds
to-day are very much crowded, and present
. lively and eliminating gcene. The. exer-
cisss of the College and inSrtute We're sus-
nanded to-day, and the students and cadets
are largely represented, while from all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

: LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE NovEM-
BER 7, 1s6s.-Brevet Major General D. But
ter6eld, New York City; Miss Julia Car
yer, Richmond, Va; Miss Parker Kennedy
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Joseph FL. Crenshaw,
Charles City county, Va; Miss Amels
iDusch, Norfolk, Va; Captain Day, Fifth
artillery, Camp Williams, Va; Major Ran
,dolph, Camp Williams, Va; Miss Lizzie
Quarles, Baltimore, Md; Charles Couen'
hoven, Westchester county, n. Y; Mrs.
William G. Graves, Gordonsville, w..
Mrs.C.S Elsom, Richmond, Va; Miss Ju'
Iia Clarke.
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.t.H.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

COOK & LkU6HTUN will sell On Leigh street
between seycnth and Eighth streets, at p. NJ =,
alo. of elegant furniture.
Is. GATHRIGHT WEI sell Mt l4sa Main street, at
10 :. u, furniture, clothing, etc.
COOK & LhUGHTON Will sell at The horse lot,
at 10 A. NJ. a number OF exc, llert rorscs AID
males. bugg!es, wagoEs ami harness, etc.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. = MINIS AND
MANUFAcTUREs.-The Board Of Directors
of the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce, at
the meeting held on Wednesday evening
last, completed their organization for the
current year by the appointment Of the va
rious standing committees. Among them
is new oue-to wit, a Committee on Mines.
The development of the mineral resources
of the State is of the greatest importance,
and all information connected Herewith
will be eagerly sought for: aud according,
ly we are much gratiEed at already having
the assurance that the committee intend
prosecuting their work energetically.
The Committee on Manufactures, too, is
looked to for information, not only by par
ties within bus outside the State, and We
believe they will promptly supply the want
of information on our manufacturing capa-
city SO long felt. With the view to obtain
information promptly and effectively, the
Secretary OF the Chamber has issued the
following circular, and we trust it will be
readily responded to-
eThe Committee on Manufactures OF this
Chamber, being about to compile statlsti-
cal information concerning the manufac-
turing interests of the city of Richmond,
to be embraced in the report Of the direc-
tors, you are respectfully requested to fur
nish me, at your very earliest convenience,
with description of your establishment
such as it's capacity, dimensions, date Of
foundation, character and amount Of work
done, number of hands employed, and such
other information as you may deem of in
terest and IS best calculated 10 Contribute
to the object in view"
We know that there are some who may
not reply to this circular because Of dis
inclination to place their firms before the
public in comparison which may set them
below other concerns, but we presume it is
not the purpose of the committee to do
other than give an aggregate view of the
whole manufacturing capacity and power
of each branch Of business, Unless where
it may be desired by proprietors and de-
termined by the Board.
All the committees are we'll chosen, and
the public look to them in the present con-
dition of affairs for o full and efficient
discharge Of their duties.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Flour is dull Of sale
in this city, and the stock Of country is
rather increasing than otherwise. At the
Corn Exchange yesterday there was rather
a better feeling in white wheat, and some
improvement in rye. Prime old white corn
sold at S1.O5, and new at 85c. Oats un-
changed.
The quantity of wheat, corn, oats, and
rye on Change yesterday as compared with
the corresponding date Of last year was as
follows: TG
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A HUCKsTER IN TRoUBLE.-Bernard Il.
Kicker, huckster in the Second market,
was brought before the Mayor yesterday to
answer the complaint of the Clerk, who
charged him with refusing to pay the usual
tax. Kicker seemed to be the representa-
tive of certain hucksters who claim the
right, TO form partnership for day, and
pay but one tax. As be had some witnesses
who were not in attendance, the case was
continued until to-day and in the mean
time Mr.. Kicker was !" set back"
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Editors Dispatch Il am pleased to see the no, mo-
,,ce in your paper of plan Of life Insurance
viz. The MUTUAL BBN.FoLEFT LIfE AssocIA-
rIoN OF RICHMOND, which strikes We as JUST tne
plan to meet the present wants Of our peopsc-'n ne
peyy small cost, say t,centy or thirty otsdrs per
annum, to secure policy for fire a,'tsa''a aos-
lars and that In instalments Of Sles as iheir mem
hfrs die off. They insure male or female between
the ages of fifteen and sixty years, requiring W sh
times that two. thirds OF their members snah %
under forty-fye years of age, only one-tenih ovel
Hfty and one .thirtieth ffty-fye years, "hicn
gives very small number over ffty years OK age
ON .he death of IN. mber his place Is filed WIN
one Of the me class that he came IN at and not NJ
the apa at his death; so The status Of the company
as to ages remains the the last year OF lis e1
istence as the arst.4 To illustrate: A member VINO
,ins ag d thirty, and dies at fortj, his place ID
filed with one aged thirty years.
hope to see this home company have It's s,ooo
members at once, thus affording every poor man
In our community the opportunity OF securing
life policy of $5, GOO.
Yours, WORKING MAN
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8 The WISE TEsTIMoNIAL.--A mass meet.
Ing Of the Irish and German citizens Of
Richmond interested in the raising of funds
toiprocure testimonial for Governor Wise
in view of his services against the Know.
Nothing party, viii be held at the City Hal
5on Monday evening. Addresses will be
delivered by several prominent citizens.
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For comparison of prices see report of
Corn and Flour Exchange. The following
table will show the aggregate quantity OF
-four, wheat, corn, and barley left at tide
water New York from the commencement
of navigation to the 3lst ultimo inclusive,
during the years 1867 and 1858:
1867: 2S6, 500 barrels flour; $500, 100
bushels wheat; l4,009, 100 bushels corn /;
2,303, 800 bushels barley. s
" 1868: 339, 100 barrels -four; 9,9l3,7O0
bushels wheat 15,950,200 bushels corn /;
2,346, 100 bushels barley showing an in
crease this year Of $1,000 barrels flour,
3,9l4,6O0 bushels wheat, 42,600 bushels
barley.
By reducing the wheat to flour the guam
tity of the latter left at tide-water this yesr
compared with the corresponding period last
year shows an increase of S35, $40 barrels
Of -four.
In New York at the close of the market
on the 5th flour was dull, and 10 lOc.
lower, ruling at $3.50 to Sc Is for superiine
state. Sc 10 TO So IS for extra do, $3.50 to
36 90 for choice do, $3.50 to $6.25 for su-
perhue western, S7.2O to $3.50 for round
hoop Ohio, and $50 to 1926 for trade
brands. California dull and declining
sales of 2o0 sacks at $3.50 to $40. Wheat,
81. so to $l.55 for No. 2 spring, Sl.66 for
No. spring, and $l.55 for Nos. and
mixed. Corn heavy at 3l.10 to $l.l3 fol
unsound, and sl.l4 to Sl.l7H for sound
mixed western. Rye dull. Oats lower
sales ut IS to 751ac. for western, ahoat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

PHOTOGRAPHS that are photographs are those
executed by the Messrs. REEFS Co. Their por-
celain and mezzotInts must he seen TO be appre-
ciated. Persons not familiar with photoRratHy
have no idea Of the advantage Of patronizipg
first class gallery REEFS u Co. have invested In
APPARATUS alone rs much As would start two
sccond-class galleries, where one or two bunglers
,.run the machine
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- $50 ~ rr,rHour MEDICINE By nR. FRENch,
80 ~ tta mast few weeks been perfoTfniaF no
m.o .so .rtsbie cures Of al forras OF chrome
A. metropolitan ball and also =. ms yA.-
los Of the Sc. Charles Hotel .ne .u.,r :.
letter from the Rev. William ioe paeso'
John,s fl utheran) chnfsii OF tfls slssIs ,a,s
To The Public: For the oeueliI :, x1Ys.rr.
wish 10 state that have been .sx,ct,no
from the most excfuciating nens ~ 90, - nv
tho bxc,, mart of my head and nppcr part o. ny
snIne for the past ten weeks; that have 49,
many remedies and been uuder the tfeatn'en.
the best physicians Of the city without Any ss...
until was induced to apply to Dr.. FB
one week ago. who by one treatment, wl'hput w. sno
use OF medicine perfectly cured me and rs " -
now been tx days since Twas cured. and no SYM
toms OF 1t have returned feel justthsoie in pio
i'NN''e .Rav. wfLL1AN Ipv-
uHesIdepce, 2ls Rsoad street r Rishmond Va -
Arpmarkab,s cure OF dtopsy by Dr. FAaNCth'
Read Tire following afhdav't:
s,ThIs IS to certify chat have been AFFLICTED WITH
dropsy Of my bowels and limbs f,r tee psss .sns
months: that my body and limbs were so iausn
swollen tha. my physicians wanted to tap me. IN
this iepiorasle condition presented Ha5se,. ~
FRENCH who by thee treatments Sitfou. nss.t- ss
cInel has removed my dropsy, and may now con-
slider myself well man.
.'(Signedt STRPHss ~ = : az ~ Z, Y
ssResidence. Manchs s9er, va.
,.This d. personally appeared before me &c. ~.
phen ii, S1s. 8, - 9th that ne was percy
cured Of dro.r,nils 18th which n wss yef 9sf.6
the past na.Iir .e.a zaenshs, ny the AID ot Ds.s
FRENCH. 1AhEo "a =. = t4''ss. : 4 II
% Nousu5er 9Th, 1857
Mr.. James Heath, residences I'd iheatre si,.S y
tween Grace and Broad streets; had been senelns
from chronic rheumatism for the past three yeass,
was unable to work. Was cured by DR.. FhSHS
By one treatment. May be rsferredtoi
Mrs Sarah Boyle residence on Broad street near
,rwepty-second street tno numoerf says her uftie
bow had been totally deaf In his rsht ear Tor rne
past FIVE hears and hearing but indif rentiS In the
other. Was perfectly cured BY two treatments AZ
The hall. May be referred TO. Also, scores OF
similar cases, and case1 or every form OF disease
have been cured By DR.. FRENCH In this city, ane
can be referred to by calling at the Doctors par
lors at the st. Charles Hotel.
DIR. FRENCH VIII discontinue his pnDhc treat
ments at the Metropolitan Hall after this morning
but can be consulted at his parlors at the y.
Charles Hotel for about twenty days. from a. ID.
till Z P. N. of. each day.
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ORDER OF DkUIDs.-At meeting of Libe-
raj Grove, No. 2, United Ancient Order OF
Druids, held Thursday night, the following
officers were duly elected and installed: !:
George Gersdorf, N. A.; John Evenheck,
VA; G. Hebermehl, Secretary William
II. Paul, Treasurer B. Gravens, j.. e.; L..
Drummer, Conductor. This Order in this
city is in tourishing condition, number
ing at present over one hundred members,
mostly OF German birth.
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B F1RE.-A, fire originated in the store of
lisbon Benedict s. Co., corner Of Eighth and
Main streets, last evening at about half
past 8. o'clock. The alarm was sounded,
but the fire was extinguished before the
fremen reached the spot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

3 SUDDEN DEATH.--0n Thursday night
Mr.. John Giblin, one Of the city assessors,
whilst riding down Main street was sud-
denly, seized with apoplexy. He was taken
to the house of Mr.. Timothy Kerse, where
the usual remedies were applied, but he
died at o'clock yesterday morning. He
leaves wife and children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

MILITARY PERsoNAL.-First Lieutenant
William Ennis, Fourth artillery, on duty
with the Secretary Of War, arrived in Rich
mond yesterday on short visit to head
quarters.
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SALE sroppgD.-The sale of the pro-
perts at the southwest corner of Main and
Twelfth streets wis stopped on yesterday a
few moments before the hour fixed for the
sale By an injunction issued bS Judge
Burnha1n, r.
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ii. ELLysoN q co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, 1T pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this office.
FWs# ty j1-sodk
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PeLIrIcAL.-H. H. Wells and Z. H.
Chandler were in Farmville last evening
in attendance upon a Grant rally held ii.
tLa. place by the negroes.
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PoaT OF HICaMoSD, NOVEMBER 0, 1865.
.E f-.taa ARRIVED. = &t u G2ff1 l1
Steamer Saratoga, Blakeman, New. York, mer.
cbandiSe and passengers, w. Z. Dunhim & Cos
I scnoouet keuecca Knight. PhiladeIkhis, coak
schooner Bell Philadelphia coal, Staples b
Blair. rt
Schooner william Frayser, PhnadeIphia, coal,
w. Hail Crew. ~ EL& tSl5 %tsI Ja5t-
SAILED.
Steamer Claymont, PhiladeIphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. Z. Porter u
steamer Eliza Hancox, clifford, Norfolk, meT-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
s4sss.,, BELOW. .r.tytezt .geE
|. Three achooners bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Schonners Casper Heft and North Pacific cleared
from Phi!adtlpbia for kichmopd on the 6th.
Ba,k sertha cleared from sity Point FOR Rof-e
terdam utd Baltimore on the 5th. ~ 5,. II,
Ba,k Richard, reported cleared from City PcinS
for Baltimore in our issue OF yesterday, slon.o
hsyebeen for Rotterdam 20 K. w. de Voss @ Co-
BY TELRGRAPn.
FoRTRRss MONROE Noyem Der 8.-Wtllougbby
spit lighthouse boat has been replaced. IL SHOWS
two lights, as per chart.
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LADIES' LIST.

n IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST-oFFICE
NOVEMBER T. 1858.
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~ 1vs'T OF LETTERS.
LADIES, LIST.

.-,,:.,,'o-l;- ,,,, 0E apVERTISED LETTERS RE-
lot we IN THE RICHMOND POST
- NOVEMBER Z, 1868: -
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LOST AM, F0UND.

IcE.-Application will be made, to
III 4ha Anditor OF the State Of Nir, inia for the
rsnewai OF The following LOST CEkTIFIGATEs
anF VIRGINIA STAEE REGISTERD STo,.h a a
standing in the name Of James Holladay, No. sss
Ssr 500 and No. 4 400 for 800, dated March 1855
~ Va Ss,s nsrch rfss9 no o7-ssm
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Lari0g. Nrs, Mary A.
Mann, Mrs. A.
Morg N. Mrs. j. II.
Mathews, selma
Mathews. Mrs 4.
Martin. Miss NJ. A. s
Puckett, Mrs. Martha
Pei-klnson, Miss 4. IL.
Roania. Miss q.
Swami, Mis- MP. ~
, Saunders Mrs. Z. Z.
Swami. Miss NJ. &c.
Sneliings, Miss Va.
Spain, MIS- \. Is.
Turpiu, Miss anna
Whit rd, Mrs. j.
VA ltaIns Mrs. l.. j.
Woodfin. Mrs. A. <.
Whitfufd, Mrs. Amelia
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saARsNE INTELLIGENCE.

nlNLATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER ., 1858.
sun rlses....6,52 Noon rises. ......-,, i. 81
mn sets. .50s High tide, A. ". -. 81
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-dp 4 n REWARD.-Stolsn from my SN
sBiSe stable. on Monday night The ?d<G1A
Instant i DARK or BIZ LO0D-KAY MAZE me.
dinIn size; STAR In forehead size Or dollar
sc1all scar on esrh hind leg caused by being noDs
bied: name worn of six inches by working or tae
collar viii ray TEN DOLLAR for he re, re,
co cry and delivery nf The mtre. or IWEStA
DOLLARS fnr 91ih ,hl+r N, {. ed msre. r,onot
no 6---s Richmond and Danyiie .a!iroaq.
r OsF, on Monday last, either on Broad
IMeen + tteteenth and q thirteenth stree. e. q
TWENTS-)s,i,IiARE EOTE. The finder vii! be
rewarded by leaving II at this ottic no e--st
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NNIANTED, TO RENT, by o gentleman
= wv and wife, TWO OR THREE ROOMS In a.
private residence, with use OF Kitchen and parlor.
oT,c % HOY ls3 no 2-lWN. s
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coNpAH1sor OF pnrcge-PxIcgs ON 'cHAss. y '.''
WAtas.-Wbtic, prime, s2.0ia.5 as''' - : 80
= -, white. prime old, elss nsv, 0ss. fe'-
7osy - syery good old 81. 30. 49, - q
Dofs Prime. t5c.
Rus-GoOd, Sl3s. @ !.
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Aittlutuud 9isYatftr,

THE CIRCULATION OF FTBESs..DIsPATCH"
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRoU-
.LATEoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPErs OF THIS CITY.
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The Operas win be rendered in English tentire,,
as produced for three weeks to q secession Of
crowded and fashionable audiences az the Hoh-
day-street Theatre, Baltimore. 81
The characters viii be costumed With dressss
made In Psris expressly Tor this company :.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, November 8 1888.

OFFERINGSs ~ ~
Whsat.-White !, lSa bushels. Red. J, $50 bushels.
Corn.-White, s5s bushels old $50 bushels new.
straw-cOlored, 20 bushels. Mixed lao bushels new
a HF + " IS +
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~ YAHT'Ss

WANT,ED, a WHITE ,s WOMAN O; !, OF Of
msndea as NUE-E and H HAMbERMA1p. In
ouire az No. 3l4 Twelfth street no f-st*
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Captain Henry Scruggs, boat Archer Rose M.
Sampson brig Ella; Captain James IT.. Rogers
schooner Jamestown; Captain William M. Gale,
Edwin A. FalkinbGrg. Arthur B. Gaze, schooner =.
Fl. happ; Bradfnrd Montgomery, Nathaniel +.
Cook schooner Tat mount. a. - - sl .Ea-
.e ALEXANDER SHARP, PM
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XET ANTED, by q YOUNG LADY, a
Wv SITUATION in some store. Can operate
on Sloat's chine OF to sew in some pri-
yate fami.y. Best references given. Address
no 6-St .s.s... q, alr..s4-'' V. '1boX e6s
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TTIDES WANTED
DRY GREEN AND SALTED.
- - - Also
CALF AND SHEEP SKINS;
Tor which the highest cash prices viii be paid.
-.so u. h. CHALKLEYs d 90, B
az film Thirteenth street.

VXyANTED, ORDERS FOR. EVERY DE-
Wv SCRIPTIoN OF JOB PRINTING at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE. fs1sEG q
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yNTANTED, by the first of December
Wv next, a Hone in a respectable private
family. b, two gentlemen and their Ives. VIII De
as ntte trouble possible TO those who are willing
to share the com ;orts OF Tn ir home with us. Best
Of reference given and required. Address, I'm
mediatel!, giving location, terms, &C., LOUh
BOX %.
p. S. Boarding houses need not apply.
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