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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-08

NORWOOD; A TALE OF VILLAGE
IN LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND. by
Henry Ward Beecher. One y9lume' cfo"n
Svo, nearly 900 pages. Price, x:O.
LANGE'S COMMENTARY Is the greaLest
of Lange's Commentary already puonshed
/. MATTHEW. Translated and edited By
Philip SchaH, u. u:
II. MARK AND LUKE: Translated end
edsted by Professor W. G.. T. Shedd ID. D.,
Philip Schaf, d. D., and Rev. O. O. Star
nj. ACTS. Translated and edited by Charles
1v T Ga1E PISrLEs GENERAL OF
JAMES, PETER, JOHN, and. JUDE.
Translated and edited by ]. fsidor Mombert.
For sale BY A. H. CHRISTIAN 3 CO.,.
mn Is opposite Spotswood.
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TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE,
CORNER NIsTB AND BROAD STREETS,
valentine Place.)
We desire TO remind our friends, and the
ladies particularly, that we have now on nano
a large and beautiful assortment Of TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS.
together with large and extensive stock OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS:
which we are Offering at greatly reduced
prices. , ...r,,-
tions and novelties would do well TO call ana
examine our stock before purchasing.
ARMISTEAD BIBB,
fe 90 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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NARDOZO, ALSOP s. FOURQUREAN
" would call especial attentio 10 the foi-
lowing articles, bought at auction. and which
they offer at very low prices-viz., Linen Gam.
brio Handkerchiefs, Table Napkins, Doyiies,
Irish Linens. Table Linens, Linen Sheettng,
Towelings, Birdeye Diaper, Russia Diaper,
&C., together with full stock OF Dress
sell at the most reasonable rates. They have
some very elegant Lama Lace Points, bought
at auction, which they offer very low. Also
nice Kid Gloves at 81 and $l,25.
Mr. JACK TEMPLE and Mr.. THOMAS ".
QuARLzs are with us, and would be glad 70
90 CARDozo, ALsoP FoURQUREAN.
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BACON AND LARD.-10,000 pounds
ID prime COUNTRY BACON, 20 kegs
prime LEAF LARD, for sale by
mp 4-6t 1910 Main street.
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NEW BOOKS. OLD. BOOKS, AND
In RARE BOOKS.-We win send Axr
BOOK, no matter by whom published, manu-
factursd, or advertised, to any address, post
paid, on receipt Of price.
J.'P BELL d. CO.,
srs-- Booksellers and Stationery:
|. nah-le. Lynchbury, va.
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Amount of debt, less cash in
Treasury 50, SIS, 2o9. 6S7 Sc
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Agent for the city of Richmond and vicinity
Zap 6-eod6t
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3 s. s SELECTED STORY. J.
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sThe Mistaken Mother, !
.r,rs .t4s-n.t,r. NJ on ,s.l ,.a..4od ..,tsl
rrAsIAlsS NELL I'll AT ENDS WELL,

Ia iSsli onor and shame from condition. rise
bsEAct we'll yoW Pnrt, there ALI the honer lies,
jj!i vSay whataiyom will, Mrs Liucoln. my
daughter 'sl'nli' neyor hurry n mechanoLthat
point is settled beyond question: What right
has aSlnecl'anicito seek her hand? She moves
lnowinsthe ebcstsocicty, AID i intend she shall
tfcvcriimit herself'oin marriage W ith any ono
who is mt hor equal sat least in srankni d'i'9
y hWell ,1they -do1 say" replied Mrs .Liucoln,
| 'sthnt George lIamblin has actually offered
himself to her, 'or is on the point of doing So,
anaeifs such beEfhe fhct; aud my udvice was
asked IN the matter, l would say; let Mary nc
l1ccpt him: by all means. She can never do bet.
ter and MAY do worse. AS to your romark
fabout rank, ii ynu intend to.intimate that lis
|;rank1is not eqdalto your daughters 1 must be
allowed frankly to differ with. you. True,
George is,a ,nechanic,abut have, yet to learn
that q well educated and accomplished young
sinanslike him; is any the less gentleman, or
the less entitled to be considered of the first
society, for, being mcchanic."
ooh, now, you needn't talk so to me-" said
Mrs. Otis; you'll never make nc believe Il
mechanic is a gcntleinan, in the true acccpta-
tien Of the term, There may be some who are
tolcrably well educated, and know how to ap.
pear tolefably respectable when tl,rown into
good company, but there is something, to my
mind, SO vulgar in the idea of u mechanic, that
can never consent to any arrangement that
would lead to-introduce them into the frs, 50
cicty. Least Of al, shall any, with my per-
niission,s ever salute mo rs his nothcrin.law
Pshaw Mrs, Lincoln, the thing is prcpostc-
rous" ~. Il .4 rf..N stia,aa4
ut doubtless appears 50 to you, Mrs Otis !;
but your views Oh the subject are all wrong.
You You cannot have examided it in the true light,
and reflected properly upon it. Pray, whom
do you consider as the only persons who should
compose what. t.yop call tho first tsociety?"
"Wby, professional men, Of course, such as
lawyers, doctors, ministers, &C., us we'll as
young men Of pleasure, retired mctt hants, and
others who are liying,on their money without
particular employment LIDO not wisl, to be
understood as saying that meclaaics, farmers f4ile
andNhc hketare notrcspcctablo in their places,
Mf4ss:T Tshcoln all ask is that they move in
their proper sphere, and not intrudc themselves
whore thsy'donotibciohglf fA .tt5sTef f,f
,s 1 YES, unaofstaaijs you prefer as as an ayso,
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,"r sHswhy from aitaraiEsef aumbug ssiIs5 i.'a
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Popular Fallacics..o


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two and eet.rich. 3I .-.ailaprsaosa 9ai, han
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! N ,A-T'IQM y, I'LL
Isl 1Ss4 y p Az GRNING, MAROH.7, 1868.

70. S555- 5U1TI71TlTTSs on
ggE.Ntest respect. More, had he been present,
there is little risk, in saying Mrs. Lincoln
would have fond Hin iealrtilS Sc6ncuriRRg ECU; iRR with
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
Boston Boot and shoe Market.

BOSTON. Nov. u.
The demand in the wholesale boot AMI shoe mark
ct for the past week has been only for small parcels,
and The more active trade is now with the jobong
houses who sell 10 the local trade. Prices Of boots
and shoes continue firm and Tor all seasonable lines
are quite as high as they were Inst fall and there
are but small stocks held by manufacturers, we do
not look Tor any decline in prices account OF the
stringency of the money market, but should this
cop-snue it will no doubt curtail sales among he
NV England jobbers and retailers. who are doing
nearly cash business. Manufacturers generally
are holding back and making up few goods as
possbe this course in consideration OF the present
financial PRESSURE is right, and will help to establish
firm and steady market during the winter; WIN
OF leather the shoe trade cannot but expect an adj
vance on all kinds of stock, with an active request
in the market, which little movement among man.
uiacturers for Spring work would at this time
The clearsnces OF boots and shoes by and rail FOL
the week have been 1882 cases, which, considering
the decrease in the shipments to New York city al
compared with last year, larger than usual TOR the
| season-[Shoe and Leatf er Reporter
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

The Dyer court of inquiry re-assembled to-
day. Mr. Kennon, counsel for the ordnance
manufacturers, and 9th rs who urged the ac-
cusations against Gen. Dyer, were introduced
to the court. After short session the court
adjourned till Monday to give Mr.. Kennon
time to examine and arrange the proofs for the
prosecution
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
Domestic M arke:s.

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET. Nov. 10 For the
week.-G Georges Codfsh-Saes at 90 q 12!; stock
in the market very light. Mackerel-Most OF the
Bay fleet have arrived the present week with very
light fares market quiet with an upward tendency;
we quote last sales of No. at 2! 90; Shore-none in
first hands; last s. les at Is 90 q IA 90 for No. and 2
Fresh Halibut light receipt: last sales Georges
at 10 o. ~ cwt. smoked Haibut ll3c y ID -Adver-
tiser
NEW YoRg Nov 10 -Flour-sales $500 bbls. /;
State and Western a. l0c lower; superhne state
10 "a 05; extra 45 a. 80; round hoop Ohio Z 20
"a 90; extra Western ?5 a 10; choice Whlte
Wheat extra 90 a 8 IS; Southern duh and decnn-
ing sales $50 bbls; extra so g IL 70 Oallt9pnda
duh and dropping; sales 300 sacks at 70 az 10 20.
Wheat dull and declining; sales Al o bush.; Spring
No. at 50 a So; Amber Michigan 92l; Winter
Amber Indiana IS; White Michigan 220 Corn
dull and 1c lower sales 40 900 bush; Mixed Westei n
IL "a 13B for unsound and IA a. 16 for sound,
closing at 10 afloat Oats shade frmer sales 49,
ly active and irregular sales 245O bbs mess 2S 80
a. 20 90 closing at e 81 regular. Lard steady sales
600 terces at l51 "a lie. Butter steady: Ohio 25 "a
SO; S ate 40 a SOC. Whiskey quiet and firm. Coz
ton without decided change; sales 1900 bales; Mid
ding uplands 24fc. Rice quiet. Sugar dull and
dropping COffee-Rio in moderate request at steady
urices; other kinds nominal. Molasses very omet
and unchanged. Naval Stores firm Spirits Turpen-
tine 449 On 45c; Rosin 30 "a So Petroleum quiet
crude ~ a 13c refined bonded &c. Freghts to Ly-
erpool quiet; CottonIer sail I'd; per steamer a ID
Flour per sail Is Cd
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Exchange ON New York cas-
icr but steady at Ito per cent. premium selling
/ unchanged; sales at 16 a 20; No. 2 in iair de
mand at a decline of &c; sales at OF a 1919; sine
'changeat O2t. Corn frmer and more active at al
advance Of q &c; No. at SIC; No; 2 at 76 q 7Se
new sbelled 81 O. Csc. Oats quiet; buyers at 4s3
sellers at 4s3c. Rye quiet, and easier; sellers OF No
at O3; No. 2 at 90, closing firm. Barley NOR
q Free Whiskey nominal. Provisions quiet. Mes
Pork "a 50; ordinary mess "a 90. Lard nominal
prime steam 155 "a 15sc. Green sailed shoulders
sellers December 6tc green hams sell sellers s pe
GENDER loc Sales of 1900 bbls mess PORK, seller
J?nuary and February, at 20 co. Beef Cattle dull
Live 1o OK dull and declined % q 3Oc go4a an
| at SC.
ClNC1NNAII Nov. -Whiskey dull at co.
Hogs dull ana lover receipts large; sales at 7tO
Z 80 gross, and 90 net Green Meats dull and lower
for prime ketle and l5c for prime steam Bul
lac, aud clear sides 14tc, all half cured And inelut
ing packages, Bacon-shoul iers l3c
| MILWAUKEE, Nov 13.-Flour dull and pncban
ed. Wheat declining; sales No. at %: No .
/ 20. Corn dull; sales No. at 83c. Oats steady
49c for No2 Rye nominal. Barley nominal.
MOBILE, Nov. 13.-Cotton-sales of the week 70
bales; receipts 1874 doi exports 10 Great Brita
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Central Pacific R0SIrO0d
Bonds,

secured by First Mortgage upon so productive
property are among the promising and reliable Sc
curities now ffered. No better Bonds can be made
A portion of the remainder of this Loan is now
offered to investors at
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-It recently came to the
knowledge of Government that band of four
teen persons had started from Havana for the
purpose of creating al instruction in the
Vuelta Abaja region. On the 10th inst, tn
rural Police succeeded in arresting eleven o
the party at Enstabel. Senior Aguirra, mer
chant of Yara, who is charged with receiving
arms and ammunition for the reyolutionist:
has been arrested, and was brought to this cit.
yesterday by Government officers. Gen. Bal
masda has arrived at ManzaDilla, where h
issued Proclamation, giving the revolution
lists eight days to lay down their arms ant
cease hostlities against the Government
Sugar dull and unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
Notice to the SICK; F!
DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permanen,
Cnred and Perfect III ealth Restored.
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g O M M IL Es @ L a h


New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13-Money more active and
firm at per cent. on Call. Sterling Exchange quiet
at 100 q 1893. Gold opened at 1885,, and closed at
1889 a 10 4. Governments dull but steady. Henry
Clewes & Co. furnish the following 80 quotations
Coupon SIS 1851 11Sl q i1S2 do 52os 1852 1Css q
1883; do 1864 1864 a 1861; do 1866 1863 a 10sl; do
new, 100 1904; do 1867, 1O9b q 1901; do 1885, 1Osi
a 1883; 1O-4C's, 1O4k a 1o4b.
Border State bonds dull old Tennessee's, 6s4; new
do 6sl; old North Cardinals, 655 new do, 644 $50
old Virginia's. $50; new do, t7
In Stocks there has been great excitement and ac-
tivity in New York Genital and Erie, which fiuctu-
ated largely the former selling down to "a and the
latter to 50, which caused general decline through
out the list which, however was subsequently, about
recovered the market closing unsettled. Rnm0r
saws more new common stock of e, lie has been sold,
raising the total 10 $60,0O0,000 The following are
$50 fgnres Pacific Mail 1134 a 1884, Western
Union Telegraph, 35t a 35I; New York Central, lG
a 116f Elfe, S7h q 81 do preerrei 90 62a; Read
ing, 961 Michigan Central, 49, Michigan Southern
s2s a S2t; Illinois Central lao q 1909; Hartford G.
Erie, ?7i; Chicago & Rock Island 10 1'2t q lS2z;
malee 400.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
SS2. sol.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
FLORsDA.


THE GUBERNAToRIAL DIFFICULTY.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 13.-Gov. Reeds case
against Lieut.. Gov. Gleason and Secretary AL
den, for conspiracy against the State govern
ment was called at 10 o'clock this morning
After argument by the counsel, Judge Cooke
decided that the affidavit was insufficient
Messrs. Gleason and Alden were accordingly
released. There are no indications of further
movements of public interest before the meet
ing of the Supreme Court, on the 18th, wher
the opinion on the legality Of the Impeachment
will be rendered.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA.
POLITICAL MATTERS.

NEW YORK Nov. 13.-The Herald's Raleigh
special announces the arrival of wagon trains
loaded with boxes of small arms at the State
arsenal. The Governor disrlaims anything
wdrlike in connection with them, but is of the
opinion that they as well as the militia are 3
State necessity. The arms were procured at
the North and brought to Raleigh via New
bern. The legislature meets next Monday
The Governor sends in his message Tuesday.
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Land for sale at Auction


NNO'5 ttV
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on lF
~ market lot, Market street, l shall sell Hos
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s. F. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
LOUISIANA.
THE FILLIBUsTER EXPEDITION.


New ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Gen. Harry Hays
says his name in connection with any Cuban
expedition is story without the slightest
foundation He has no knowledge of it except
that gained from the public prints. and cannot
be induced to participate in any fllibustering
schemes. He has no designs upon Cuba unless
under the authority of the United States gov
eminent.
DEATH OF AN EX-cHIEF OF POLICE,
Thos. G. Adams, ex-Chief of Police, died to-
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
How TO Get Patents.

For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
ton. For apple send model not over one foot
in SIZE and SIG ir>t Government and Stamp tees.--
Specifications Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared rejected claims prosecuted. Also interfar-
ences, extension OF patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, 10 pages, sent tree. Address MUM &
CO., No 81 Park Row, n. Y. ocllisd3m
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA.
SEIZURE OF LIQUOR

NEwBERN, Nov. 13.-The Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue, to-day, seized about one
hundred barrels of liquor from parties in this
nm to the 11th inst The Collectors notice
was not published till the day the return was
required, and in only one paper.
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i otVtlUII 0tI0OIs.
WASHINGTON, d. G..
20. Box 249.
G.E.BRowN, of Me. Fl. W. BEADLE, ofMass.
Wtf36
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VIENNA, Nov. 13.-The bill prescribing the
numbers and equipment of the Austrian army
when on a war footing has finally passed both
houses of the Reichsrath by large majorities.
News has been received here of a collision
between two trains on a railroad near Harro-
Wits. in Bohemia. Twenty three persons are
reported killed and II injured.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
sgsssOU ~,
HEAVY ROBBERY.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ID --Between $4,000 and
$50 900 in premium notes and nearly all the
books of the Live Stock Insurance Company
were stolen from the Office to-day. Six per-
sons have been arrested on charge of being
concerned in the theft.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
NEABAM wa.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 13.-The State is now
conceded to Grant by about 25O0 majority. In
many Of the white counties which usually
poled from 1900 to 1000 votes, not more than
800 or 900 votes were cast. In Marion county
no election was held
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
r y H - ALE !

{:& The subscriber offers for sale his House buiIt
#s:;,I In the most substantial manner nd in mod.
as- ern STYLE two and one hall stories high, with
IA rooms IA Closets and will rent readily az il per
cent on cost. Terms liberal. INQUIRE at4s Iincpin
street. THOMAS WILDES.
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ANSAs.
HEEISI rnIrDl

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-The Leavenworth Con-
sentative says the Kansas Senate is unani-
mously Republican. The lower House will
have but six Democrats in it.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

SENTENCE COMMITTED

CLEVELAND, Nov. 13.-Mrs Victor, who was
to be hanged on the 10th inst for the murder
of her brother, William Parquet, has had her
sentence committed by Gov. Hayes, to impris-
onment for life.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
HIAssACaUsETTs.

DEATH oE REV. PHINEAS STOWE.
BOSTON, Nov. 10. Rev. Phineas Stowe, pas
tor of the Baptist Bethel for Seamen, died to-
day; aged 56.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
Farm f9e Sale.

4 sS.> In part whole, in Falmouth ON
ke&,sSA- ! The line OF the Grand Trunk Road
kS iAA - the farm known as the Che ery
n VI HI s.issfI Farm. Said Farm contains about
- - eighty acres of land well divided il
Woon, pasture .l and tillage. House contains eight
70. PA pa I ucuars enquire of DAVID CHENERY,
st, Portland, Me. noetlIwSeodSws
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
We ksMSNT.

LARGE FIRE AT BENNINGToN-Loss S3O,OOO TO
$4,000
MONTPELIER. Nov. IA severe fire occur
red at Bennington, yesterday, resulting IN tne
destruction of the Mount Anthony Hotter AMI
extensive damage to the new. building owned
by I. W. Park, Esq. The origin o. the nre is
not known. Loss from S30,Ooo 10 S4o,Uoo.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

The Turkish government has made a CO
of one hundred revolving guns. The agitatio
in the Danubian provinces are said to be Il
cause of the present military preparations
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

$500 DO: France 1895 do eeastwise 2O5o; stock 81.
637c; sales to-day 700 do; market dull Middngs
22Sc; receipts 1880 bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. 13.-Cotton easier; sales 1856 bales
receipts 100 bales; Mdngs at 21sc sales of the week
7-baes; receipts 3547 bales
SAVANNAH, Nov 13.-Cotton dull: sales IA bales
Middlngs 2lc, now held at 23c; receipts 1890 bales
stock light
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Cotton easier; Mid
dlnes "a @ 23c sales 1850 bales receipts 1929 bales
exports 1850 bales; sales for the week 23650 bales;
to Great Britain 1916 bales TO Continent IL l5 bales
and coastwse 1850 baes stock in port Os9 bales