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A dispatch from Louisville says: Gene
raj Henry L. Read, of this city, about 5
o'clock Monday afternoon, walked into the
law Office of Major Buck Allen, on Court
Place, with note, stating that his life was
failure, lay down on lounge and shot
himself through the head with Derringer
pistol. Peculiarly embarrassment was the
main reason for the act. He was lawyer
by profession, and was generally loved and
respected He Represented Kentucky in
the Confederate Congress. lie gained the
title of brigadier-general in the Mexican
war, in which he served with distinction,
and was celebrated for planting the flag of
the Kentucky Voltigeurs on the walls of
Chepultenec. He leaves q wife and seve-
raj children.
Gustavus Scheival and Caleb schwitzer
were arrested in Hoboken, n. j., on suspi-
cion of being counterfeiters. On searching
them large amount Of counterfeit curren-
cy was found in their possession, also seve-
raj counterfeit fives of the St. Nicholas Ma
tional Bank Of New York. The prisoners
we're conveyed to Newark and given into
the custody of the United States marshal.
Mrs. John G. Wiley and Mr.. w. c. Dali
ley, of Danville, Va, were robbed Tuesday
evening on the southern train from Rich
mond, and depredations were attempted
upon other passengers, says Washington
letter in the Baltimore Sun.
A bald eagle measuring seven feet two
inches from tip to tip was killed yesterday
on the lands of Mr.. John Aldridge, near
Mount Gilead, by Henry c. Gibson, who
brought him to the earth with q shotgun
while fying.-Leesborg Mirror.
Fourteen persons (new converts) were
baptised by the Rev. H. II. Wyer, Tuesday
evening in the Baptist church. The revi-
val there is still progressing with undated
interest. - Warrenton Inder.
Snow drifts from one to four feet deep
still remain from the storm Of Monday of
last week on the hill-tops of Windsor and
Peru, Mass.
John Quincy Adams, the Democratic can
didate for Governor in Massachusetts, ran
ten thousand ahead of his ticket at the re-
cent election.
The Inder says competent judges have
pronounced the Fauquier marble equal to
fine Italian.
Mr.. T. M. Love shot n wild cat near
Hamilton last week that was two and q half
feet long-LeeSbuvg Mirror.
NV. L. Jamison, an actor, son of the late
George JamiSon, died on Monday, aged
thirty-three years.
General Longstreet had an interview with
General Grant Wednesday.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.


OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, SO bushels. Red, BIC bushels.
Corn-Whlte OLD, li2 bushels; new, $50 bush
els. yellow, Ii bushels. aiiXcd, new, 81 bushels.
OntS .l2L TINS n, Is.
Rye.-sO8 bushels.
ScTceatnyS.-2 bushels.
SALES.
Whedt. hite, 140 bushels very good ut ~. S23
?24 bushels at 81 30 20 bushels at S223 l02 bushe
fair at i! 23; So bushels common at ~ ~ ~
bushels inferior al 81 10 bushels AT Ills, 50 bush
els At 81 10; 30 bushels foul at $3.50; 20 buSnels
very inferior at 81. 5J-toti 7lS bushels. Red $50
bushels fair at 81 ITO bushels ordinary at 81 Do
10 bus hels mnon at 81 co. so bushels at 81. 20
bushels at 81 - 80 bushels Inferior at 81 ~ lC7
damaged S,.s5 80 bushels Inferior at 81. 55-to-
tai 742 bushels
COTn-W hita, gao bushels very good old at 81 !;
TO- bushels prime old at 81 80 bushels wee il-eaten
at eOc. 20 bushels very good old 1T 95c lbs bush.
els very good new at s. j.. 90 bushels damp new at
75c i7o bu. hris very good new At S0c Total, T23
bus hels. Mixed 80 bushels new at SOC.
OCtS.-ll2 bushels prime at e0c 10 bushels IN
ferior at 53c. Total, $50 bushels.
Rye-34 bush very good ut Sl.a5.
iScreeningS.-@ bushels at 91c.
RE-EXHlBIIED.
Vhent-White. 80 bushels. Red, 25S bushels.
C0rn.-White, So bushels.
OotS.-505 bushels.
Rge.-1OS bushels.
PRICES NOVEMBER 10, 1867.
U1eat.-Prime whi {. 81. 65 very goodred, g.. 20.
COrn.-Prime white, new, soc. prime OLD, Sl.2o.
OutS.-Princ, Coz.
RVe.-EerS good, $780,
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Frost I'm -CoIumbia, s.

Frost I'm GeOrgia-CO1umbia s. c.,
Carried by the DemOcrats-Charles
ton to be Contested.
AUGUSTA, CA, November 12.-The wea-
ther is clear and cold. There was q heavy
frost last night.
The Democrats have elected their candi-
date for Mayor of Columbia, s. G..
The municipal election in Charleston, S.
c., is to he contested by the citizens party
on the ground that the election was carried
by fraud and intimidation.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, November l2.-Noon.-Consols,
s4sk. United States bonds, 7411s. Tallow
easier at SIS.
LIVERPOOL, November 12.-Noon.-Cot-
tom Quiet; estimated sales, 10000 bales.
L,v LRpuoL, November l2.-Atternoon.-
Cotton fiat; uplands, 1924; Orleans,
1116l. Lard dull. Common rosin, 5s. Sd;
fine resin, les.
HAynE, November l2.-Cotton, on the
spot, 1861.
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:, "olonel s. Il. Letcher, who was recently
S 5Is e4!'2r Of this paper, died at the resi-
rtnSe o. hlS mother, in this place, at few
T ,+,un'eS past 5 o'clock on yesterday eve.
Ii. We mad gone to presg before we heard of
-, 0ea'a. A more extended notice will be
f.'eH 81 the deceased in our next ISSUE
-@1m9'on Gazette.
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Vote Of Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, November l2.-The vote
of this State, with but one parish incom-
plete, stands: Seymour and Blair, 81, 742 !;
Grant and Colfax, 26,552. Democratic ma
iority, $3.50. The official count will vary
from this but very little.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-An impor
tant meeting of citizens and capitalists was
held to day to further the airline railroad
between New York and the West viu the
Virginia Central railroad. A business
committee was appointed, and the meeting
adjourned till tomorrow.
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,et!yiDE or A YoUNG LADY.-Troy, n.
l" November ll.-Miss Mary S. Magee,
aseG twenty, daughter of Captain Magee,
'. mis- city, committed suicide this morn
.Is ~ shooting herself through the heart
WIN Ter fathers revolver. She was labor
'Is under temporary insanity.
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DrGExERACY N ITALT.-Italy is fast be-
coming as bad as the city of New York.
The brigands are said TO be getting so pow
s-f1l that it is no longer possible to convict
hem in the courts.-Bnltim0re Sun.
But neither Italy nor New York can be
compared to the fifth district Of Massachu-
sets, which sends to Congress the most I'M
b,ushing villain in the country.
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The FTOrYN3a UOVcrnmcNt SVHHDbEP.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November l2.-All
seems tranquil awaiting the action of the
courts. The criminal case against Lieuten-
ant-Governer Gleason and Secretary-of-
State Alden come up for trial tomorrow in
the Circuit Court.
The Supreme Court will not deliver its
opinion on the legality of the impeachment
before the 10Th instant.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
HnED,v NcyrNrEp

With n moderate demand and fair receipts the
market for beef cattle ruled quite steady. Prime
and extra steers sold at l5Gl6c. fair I" good at III
aud lambs were In tolerahly active demand and
frmer. Extra sheep sold At 6fIetc.. prime 1T Eta
SIC, and inferior to good Mt 4GG5c Lambs sold AZ
from @ tn T5c. Tie ma ket for swine fairly
active and h,her prime selling at SIC. and good to
common 81 slI. &c.
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r. DISTRESSING SUIctDE.-Mrs. Virginia
;".yl"in, arespec;able widow lady, residing
.-s aefo.s the river, in Amherst county,
,,G. suicide on Tuesday afternoon by
'aAlAg ioudanum.--Lyncib.trq Republican.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, November L. icOo.
Tae receipts for the week were 26S cattle. All
sheep, and 625 hogs. sales made a. the follow
Ing prices:
Bsef ,mmon, 7ic. q n. gross good to fair.
At So. y d. prime 6i.. 7ab.
Sheep From s. 40 10 4 per head. Some prime
mutt"us sold At So n d.. gross.
XogS.-From 10 to lie. II d., net.
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The Trouble In Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November l2.-The
soldiers have returned from Upton county.
Mary negroes had gathered there, but no
disorder was reported.
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Thanksgiving Day In South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November l2.-Go-
vernon Scott has proclaimed November Goth
as thanksgiving day.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9-5 p. NJ
Reef cattle were I'm fair demand this week hut
prices we're unsettled and lower. Abot l, 200 head
ar ivcd and sold ut The Avenue Drove Yard ut s60
&C. for extra Pennsylvania and western steers 10
tic. for fair to good do and ll6c. - b. gross for
Common. as to Quality.
Sheep were dull and lower: G. 900 head arrived
and old at 46ili:. - D. gross. rs TO condition.
Hogs were in fair demand at an adv nee 2. sO1
head sold at the different yards ut $llGS2 50 = 100
Hs.
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EHTINTER sCHEDULE.-RICHM0ND

EAJINTER Observation-Disclosures
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-gn
and after WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant tao
trains over this road will be run as foliows:
Leave Richmond at A. d. and 2:ss Z. IA. ~
Leave Petersburg at 1925 A.. 81. and $50 +. ID.
ACCOM- aODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, viii leave Richmond daily at Iae Z.
III. aud Petersburg daily at Gao A. II. lSundays
excepted).
The "A. N. train will not leave Richmond on 81 n
days. and the $50 2. d. train viii not leave Peters,
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 3:sy p. ID.
tratn running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk. ~ Baggage checked through
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will leave Clover Hill at A. n, and returning,
leave Richmond at $40 z. n. on Tuesdays. hurs-
days, and Saturdays. z. II. GILL,
no3 Engineer and Superintendent.
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ED. c. GoppIS.

Wep particular attention TO RENTING OUT
HOUSES and LANDS, and 10 SELLING PRO-
PERTY, either publicly or privately.
We can promise superior facilities on account OF
arrangements made TO insure speedy sales.
LOANSNEG oTIATED on REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. JAMES A. GoDDiN, for many years In
the Henrlco County Clerks office, examines AL
titles and thus insures positive correctness in oil
documents drawn BY Us. oc ~
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The Democratic Majority I'm Oregon.
SAN Francisco, November l2.-Seymour
and Blair carry Oregon by about 200 ma
inritG.
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ono" sToRM.-Bg6aIo, November H.
a heaVy snow storm prevails here, and a
severe gale on the lake.
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Prize Fight-The Irish Giant
Knocks WOrnald Cut OF Time.

New YORK, November l2.-Wormald and
O'Baldwin 1.-THE Irish Giant fought this
morning at Weehawken, N. J. Wormald
had his jawbone broken, and was knocked
insensible on the first round.
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THE TAXPAYERS OF

NOTICE-TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRiCO COUNTY. Having given notice
TO the citizens OF the county through The oaly pa
pers thai their taxes were due, anc respectiany
sotctted them to come forward ana settle tne eame
and as very few have responded TO that cali !
now give notice that shall be under me
BILE necessity of tnstructing my deputies 10 ieVy
when presented. And sgS1n solicit all persons
owing taxes in Henrico county tn ca! ut my once
in Henrco county cour house and settle their blils,
ms have but short time t. collect before making
INV returns 10 the State Auditor:
- RI. j. SMITH,
49,, OWES Sheriff Of penrico county.
pDUDAULT'S PEPSlNE the genuine
arttcIe-tor which we are agents.
Dispensing Pharmaceutists,
NOS OLD Main street,
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, November ll.-The in
ternational military commission called by
the Emperor Alexander to draw up con-
vention to mitigate the horrors of war has
commenced its sessions in this city under
the presidency Of the Minister of War.
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The Official Majority I'm Pennsylva-
mia.
HARRIsoNBURG, Pa, November l2.-The
official Republican majority in this State is
2S,S9S.
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TOR JELLlEs, &c.-COOPER'S ISM
G. GLASS and CONES SPARKLING CHA
noIe' DOVE Il MOSTLEY.
X UNI TRAGACANTH AND SOAP
NJ sTONE-a superior article for thoem akers-
a. d low price. ,,o,ur
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A LASKA DIAMONDS.

Il newIv-d,scovered TRANSPARENT CAR
B0NIZEIi QUARTZ, equal In brilliancy to the
real diamond, mounted at our o%n factory In ar,is
tic settings, GUhkANTEED FINE sold; ana
diamonds. to which they are equal in every respect
except intrinsic value.
toire Fing,r Rings. IS and $40 Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins, 50, Is, So, so, SIS, $50; solitaire
cents studs, per set 10, Is, 80; Cluster SCENTS
Pr with Tail $40; Cluster Pin and Earrings, *iO
and S2s: Cluster Gross, So $40. aid $t5 Cluster
Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings, $40 and $2s; Gus
ter Finger Rings. IS, IS $40 and $l2.
orders less than IS must be accompanied WIN a
posfoffice order. and the goods sent nee orders
exce, ding that amount. by express for coiectlp n
on delivery, customers paying all express charges.
THY US. Address o>,ou nrn
Imnortcrs and Manufacturers,
-. 49, nos Broadway. ew York.
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nAILROADs.
pICHMoND AND DANvILLE BAL.

lG o D-SUMHEF SCHEDULEs-On ~. ~
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on tnio
GoIsg WKsr.-Thrnugh Mall Train.-Leayes
Richmond daily ut $40 A. ii. lsSves Dsny1ue
daily at 4:?7 z. IL connecting ut Burksytlle Will
su statiops on the Virginia and Tennessee ral.
rosd. Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &c. Tenn:
Loui3vtLle, Columbus, &C., KY; HunIsvus, -
burg, &C., Miss. New Orleans, &C., and &c Greens
Doro' with North Caro,iua railroad for Charlo.tes
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., ia. {; Montgomery, MO.
SIZE, New Orleans, &C.
GOING EAsT.-Through Mall Train.5Le1ye1
eseenahoro, daily at $50 A. I. leaves Danvflle
daly nc S:s5 A. d.. connects at Burkevtile with the
ssu!hside Train from Lypcnburg for Petersburg,
&c. 49, .x.ssx
ctsces in Richmond and Danville 10 al importan
points South and southvest, and at 6reensno1c
THOMAS UODAMEAD,
MOO Superintendent.
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OrvTCx RICHS1oryD AND YORK ETvxR3
RAILEOAD COMPANY, \
RICHMOND, August ], iseS. J

RICnNoND, August ], i;as.
DICEMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
"A ROAD LJNE.-NEW SCHEDyLE.-r0B
sAhTIM0RE, THE Moth, p ASD c MGMId-
H. EHSzs shaF HsDaY
"a arrival Of the he iaTs ~
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at O'Clock
rhe steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KInwAN COM
nandlns, leaves White House every TuESD,,A AZ
ln0nd reaching Baltimore the following morning
al sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves kal.
ttmore ever, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY ~
PasskNGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River kall-
5Ha sGS9RgASyE sscSs and f X ke
WEDEEsD1Y,, THURsoA5. and sATUEpAY
at O'Clock P. r., reachings Richmond the follow.
4 ss e1s 70 Baltimore only ~
promptly, and through bills OF lading given to all
Tss P%sSESSEs ,T.RAIS leaves the depot
= ' -."A --'-'1 -'' William b. ENoS
ocal Freight ard Ticket gent.
WALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IL TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA
70 THE h9RTh EAST AND VEL EIAA
UNITED STATES NAIL TWICE DAMY-ELE-
SANT GAEs WlTH NEW PA !! ! nEE zPs
iraaR0Gaa TEAMS on this road are now run
rom the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The Day THROUiaH MAIL TRAIN leaves
schond daily e NJ afT Yin, ,bs In Was s
.ernoon express trains for the North, East ana
The The NIGHT THOUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
attached, leaves Richmond daily lsnndsys except.
ed At s:ls T. a., arriving In washington a. t;ls
a S S6rfs Ra w and ' %es saF' morning
&Sh 4sE FRsiN so saf aoyd
ana Eighth 5treets, al s:soP d. ksturning arrives
GAGE CHgCKs 70 all principal points.
For further information and through tickete3 apss
W a. the oee Of the corner B ths c an
ohce, corner Byrd md Eighth streets.
j. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. superintendent. oc 10
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
} wlNTE& sCHsDULg:-on and after the
| glRSr or OCTOBER, 1853, the passenger tsalns
Iii TG3iN between Richmond and staun-
1 Gn a5vps:0n Ieve seh1no
It 7.15 :. Is. and arrive At staunton at s2s Z, NJ.
Leave stanton at s.35 A. NJ. aid arrive at Hlch-
''i ON T IF THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Gown. ton at $40 4. d., and arrive at staun.
ton az sloA. NJ. Leave Stanton at asa I. ID. ana
| .rrige ct CovIngton at 7.ss L. M.
| hCCOHMODATiOE TEAM between Eicn-
| ,nond anu Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
| pts-agIia ut 4 a. n. and arrive ut Richmond at
| Q 80 A. H. TeZra Richmond FL $40 L. e. and ar
| rive at Charlottesville ct . z. q.
| 'rre NAL Train connects at GofdoDsyile ana
Charlottesville Win trsios on Orange hlexannria,
| .rd Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRIA,,
| f.YNCRBU Rt, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANQ9.
| GA, MEHPHIs, NEW ORLEANS, NOM.
| scases Tor EARRIBOSBUSG, WINCHESTER,
| &c. At Goshen, uith stages Tor LExIhSION,
| NATURAL BRIDGE, &c. AT Mtllboro, Win Stages t,a
| spRIE GS. al CovinGton, with stages Tor
| WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWlSBUEd,
| CHARLESTON, &C.
JAMES r. EETHERLAND,
| sep General Ticket Agent.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 1.-The party in
favor of a republic arc gaining ground.
General Pierrad has united with Don Esca-
lante to push forward the cause of a repub-
lie. Democrats express some dissatisfaction
NJ hi, On Al;tinn
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FTHOMAS T. GOODE,
L ATTORNEY AT LAW
EoYpToS, MECKLENBUEG COUNTY, VA,
pracliccs in the courts OF MeCkenbprg and adjofn-
log counties, and in the United states Courts at
Richmond. no 7-Sm
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AsSO CIATION
OF RICHMOND, VA.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

z lnsure5 lives on the following plan !: Each MEM
Der pays an Imitation fee OF ten dollars ii under
forty years OF age between forty and fifty yea s,
fifteen dollars; between fifty and fity-fve years,
twenty dollars between nlty-nve and sixty years,
twenty-five dollars. This amount Is all that will
ever be called for except at the death of MEM
Der.
We propose to make membership of five thou
sand, each paying the initiation fee as above,
Each BEING INSURED FOR FIVE THOU
SAND DOLL so soon as the number reaches
five thousand members. one dollar for each poll
cy-holer existing at the death OF member.
On the death OF any member, each will be called
on to pay one dollar and twenty-five cents-one
dollar 10 pay on the deceased members policy, and
twenty-five cents TO pay expenses.
The initiation fee and ali accumulation OF funds
or this company Is the property OF the poicy-toG
ers under It's charter, and under the said charter
all the net earnings (arter the accumulation and
fees have reached The sum of S00 000 must be used
for the payment or losses by dexth instead Of as
sessing the pollcy-holders.
JOHN A. BELvIS, President.
MANN s. QUARLEs yice-Presidcnt.
JOHN e. DAVIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
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NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
~ THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing.
loo drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS,
so boxes NEW LAYER RAISISS,
so boxes SULTAEA or SEEDLESS RAlSlNS,
rs barrels ASSORTED APPLES,
s barrels new ZANTE CURkANTS-
50 bushels IAICA, TARRAGOSA, and BORDO
ALMONDS;
10 cases SRRDiNES, best;
barrels best COOKING PRUNES,
gross COX'S CELL ATISE. -
LOUIS j. BOSS1EUX,
oro7 lIl2 Main street.
no HOUSEKEEPERS.-Now is the time
10 supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLIES FOR the winter.
We haved large stock or Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Damsons, Ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
GooseberreS, Pireapples.
Fresh Strawberries, P!neapplea, 3lackberries,
RaspberrieS, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, ISmsons,
&c. Currant, Quince, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
lies Brandy Peaches and Pears al OF our own
manufacture, and warranted superior to any north
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZISi & CO.,
ocl7 sol Broad street.
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DIRECTORS.
j. A. BELvIN. l.. H. FkhYSER,
w. W. CRTMP, i. II. NASH,
r. u. JAMES. j. j. DAVIS.
r. H. B0S.5ER, POWHATAN WEISIG Err,
!. LEIGH JONES, j. G.. DAVIS.
NJ S 0UAELES, W. IRA SMITH.
T. Il. SrARKE, GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
JOSEPH HALL.
Office No. l2o2. corner OF Twelfth and Main
streets. T. b sTARIE, General Agent.
w. w. PARKER. Medical Examiner.
AGENTS WA >TFD. no3
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THE DASuBrAN pRTNCIPAL1TIEs.

VIENNA, November 1.-THE Presse says
negotiations are now adoat for the purpose
of amending the treaty of Paris SO as to
make the sovereignty of the Sublime Porte
over the Danubian Principalities less illu-
sorry.
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nv Atlantic Cable.

DISSOLUTION OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Queens
proclamation dissolving Parliament was
promulgated to-day. The writs for the
election issued appoint the tenth day Of
December for the meeting Of the new Par
lament,
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Grant Club,

A number of our citizens as.
sembled at the Court House
last Saturday evening Tor the
purpose Of forming a Grant
Club. Mr., Thomas b. Davis
was chosen temporary chair
man.
The Constitution recon-
mended by tho State Central
Committee was adopted, and
the following permanent Off
GERS appointed:
W. IL. Ii. Robinson, Prcsi-
dent; Paris Horton and J. S.
Will, Vice Presidents; John T.
Raper, Secretary; Thomos b
Davis, Treasurer; Executive
Committee, Capt. VIM, Ran
nells, |. N. Lottridge and Geo
Holland.
The object is to enroll every
voter in Elk township who il
willing to use all honorable
means to elect General Gran
TO the Presidency.
After the business, Capt
Jones being called upon re
sponded with the best spoecl
ave ever heard him make.
The Club then adjourned
Till next Friday night, when il
wifi meet in the Court House
You are invited to join.
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SOME of our Democratic ex-
changes are worried to think
that Capt. Wilson does not
waste the time of Congress by
windy specckesand useless res
olutions, and one of tlrem goes
so far as to say he never iftro-
duced a resolution. We are
glad to class Capt. Wilson with
the hard-working, useful mem
bcrs. Our soldiers, especially,
will remember his prompt ac-
tion in stirring up the Depart
ment to the payment Of sold
iers bounties. That one act
was worth more TO them in
point of fact than all the clo-
quence wasted in Congress du-
ring the session.
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HE Reynolds made an ex-
cellent Treasurer-always ac-
commodated everybody in a
pleasant and gentlcmanly man
neT no person ever uttered Il
word of complaint while he was
formerly TreaSurer.-Dcb'. liz.
quirer.
We never said anything to
the contrary. His manner may
be pleasant and gentlemanly,
but something more than %
smiling face is required in n
public officer. A rigid, faithful
adherence to duty is required,
and Mr.. REYNOLDS has a record
of his own on this subject that
We will see is kept before the
public.