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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-28

THE ELEVENTH VIRGINIA RE9IHENT-A
REUNION PROPOSED FOR TIE OCTOBER FAIR,
The editor of the Fincastle Herald, who was
one Of the most meritorious and gallant Off.
GERS Of the old Eleventh Virginia regiment,
proposes in the last issue Of his paper that
at Lynchburg, at the Fair, for social and
friendly union.
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20 TO II. E. GILL'S

GO TO T. E. G1LI's
LARGE BON-TOk BA RY,
No. $50 SROAD STREET,
FOR THE
Best BREAD In the city,
Best ROLLS,
Best BUNS,
Best COFFEE CAKES,
Best TEA CAKES,
Best TEA BISCUIT,
Best CRACKERS, all kinds.
Best and largest variety OF SUGAR, MOLAS.
SEES and FANCY CAKES to be found In the city
HU 10
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e,corge.owu cattle Market.

SEPTEMBER 2i.-Tbe market at DroVers' Rest,
though respectfully attended was, In comparison
with the week preceding, dull indeed. We quote
700 head of Cattle sold Mt as@s5.75 % 100 s., gross
L 500 Sheep and Lambs at Sl.50GS5.
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BANE ROBBERY IN New JERsBy.--NeT
York, September 2G.-The First National
Bank Of Washington, New Jersey, was en-
tered by burglars on Friday night, and yes
tcrdav the bank officers could not get into
their vault, and were not able to ascertain
the amount Of loss. 1t is said, however,
the amount Of funds on hand was SO small
the standing of the bank will not be SELL
Ously affected
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The War In Sal, Domingo.

HAVANA, September 27.-San Domingo
advices of the 9th say Baez had defeated the
rebels who were besicging Aqua, but had
been greatly grieved on learning of the de-
feat Of SalnaYe.
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ALLEGED BANK DErALcATIoN IN RHoDE
IsLAND.-Froridence II. l., September rs.
A dedication has been discovered IN the
National Exchange Bank of this city, an ana
The cashier arrested and held to bail. Inc Inc
amount so far discovered is about pa, wv
The surplus of the bank will cover all pro-
bable deficiency.
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REPORTED MURDER.-Areport has reached
this city that Captain Henry WagSoner,
United States army, formerly stationed here,
together with another officer Of the same
command, had been killed in an affray with
citizens in remote part Of Texas. We
doubt the truth Of the report, as no tele-
graphic account has been receiyed.-Lynch-
6urq FtrgtH,Gn, 9th.
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BANKS AID BANKERS.
BANK.
THE RICHMoNID9, E BAhhi Ny AMI

INSURANCE CUhPAN1,
in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. receive
money on deposit, on which they pay INTEREST.
They would respectfully call the ntteltion Of all
having Idle money TO this department.
Office, No. l2u2, corner OF hlain and IWeiitn
streets. y. %. pAp12, ires'qehs.
DiREcToRs:J. B. Davis, j. a. Belyin, Joseph
Hall. L. II. Frayser, w. J, smith, Il. U; HasElns,
r. w. boswell, and vs. w. Crump. Vls-sm
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Tue BIBLE QUESTION IN CINcINNATI.:-
Gincinnqti, September ga meeting ia
yoring the expulsion Of the Bible was at 1t
tended by FIVE hundred people. The vote
was so close that the chairman called tor a
division. II Is regarded certain that tne
Board Of Education will prohibit the read
Ing Of the Bible in schools,
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ATrps,pT TO TnRow TRAIN OFF TuR
TRAcK.-Roches!c1, September 2G:-An at
tempt was made this morning to throw the
westward-Dound Albany and Rochester
train from the track, between Newark and
Palmyra, by means Of a tie thrust down be-
tween timbers Of bridge and others
placed across the track. The first was pro-
ken in two, and the train proceeded slowly,
and the other ties were removed Wlthout
accident. No trace Of the miscreants was
discovered.
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The gold indicator of Messrs. A. ID.
HAYES & Co., in Maiden lane, was only con-
Strilcted to record rates NJ to 40, and "ga1e
out" before noon, to the mingled amuse-
ment snd disgust of the crowd yesterday
!Ee,o York Commercial, 25th.
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Eartncuake MT St. Thomas.

HAVANA, September 27.-Three shocks Of
sn earthquake occurred on the 18th at st.
Thomas. The stores were closed and bust
ness suspended.
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HoLLISs INsT1TUTE.-The session Of this
institution will open tomorrow, and pros
poets are good for large southern patron
age. Young ladies from seoen dl1erent
States are already present.
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MIR. Henry W. Raymond, sen Of the late
editor Of the New York Times, will assume
next month a position on the editorial stan
OF that paper.
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1rncl,,,r,ra. nznr,.ess.

Gsl.5O. Rea-rr.me, $50; fair, si.sc@si.ao.
Common. Si.9cII$1.aO.
WhtGkey.-Proof, 8I.5oHg1.4o.
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FALLING OFr.-The foreign importatlon,s
at the port OF New York during last week
were about four millions and nall
marked falling off compared with the ave-
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Tobacco Markets..
RICHMOND. VA.

I.
SEPTEMBER 27.-Therc IS 4 better demand for
good and fine shipping tobacco. The market shows
more life to-day than for several days past, and
there IS general tendency to an advance. 4 good
many primings have been sold during the past
week at s4.5CQBs.95. If dry and sweet, they gene
rally range from $5.75GfC.
LugS.-shipplng green or unripc, common 10
medium, *84t9; shipping, ripe, In good orGcr,
$9M*lO; working, common TO medium, $40
4$ll; working. good, Sl9MSi2; bright smoking
smoking or working, good TO fine, $ldGl $25;
frosted. SC6tS7.
Leac-Shipping, short dark, In good order, El0
6sll.5O shipping. short dark in soft order. - so
G*ll shipping, in good order, long dark, rich and
waxy, 5l2I$lG; shipping, In soft order. long
dark, rich and mzrHy, TlO0Sl2; English shig-
ping, Sll@Sl5; stemninr, short and long, .&loIl
sl4 !; bright wrappers, medium 20 good $3vGLf!1
bright wrappers, fine tn extra, S45Ms>5; sun
cured, medium, :llG$lG; sua-curcd, tine, $l5Q
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NEW YORK, September 25-Noon.-tlonr l dnll
lower. Pork dull 1T s"l. Lard dmll. Cotton quiet
ut 2lc. Turpcntne firm ut &c. kosin quiet com
mon, So strained S2.3oGlS2.32i Freights dull:
Ereniag - Cotton unchanged; sales OF l,Seo
bales at .9c. Flour heavy and favors buyers super
fine State. s5.GOG$G.i0: common TO fair extra
southern, SO 451$6.So. Wheat lG2c. lower. with
fair export demand red western, Sl.454Fl49 ;
choice, &l.49!; Illinois, sl.459fl.45; southern
white. 81 20. Corn dull mixed western, T1.oaH
fl CO. Pork dull Mt S21.3Ii. Lard steady. WINS
key lower at al.lli: Trpentine, +28 l3c. Rosin
lower. Freights-Whcat, per steam, 'sG9t; per
sail, 81.
BALTIMORE, September Election dull at CSC.
Flour d, u and high grades lowe. Whcat-Prlme
to choice rod. 4l.5oG&I.E5. Corn firm white, &l25
6Sl3O: yellow. 4l.2C6! 81 %. oats, 6016Ic. Rye,
81 Igd&l.2J. Pork. a3,GaS53 $50. Bacon active and
advancing; rib sides, 2oc clcar-ri6. 2g1c. hams,
2.ic Lard, letsn2Oc. Whlshey, Sl.l9L$l.c9.
Virginia 6s, Old, Is; bid, II asked.
LOUISVILLE. September 27.-Mess pork, ass
s,c Bacon i;rrncr; shoulders. lie. !; clear sides,
3csr.; h;.lus, aaC25c. LarG, l93c. Whiskey, sl.l5
0.l.1s.
$ CIScISxATI September 27.--Pork qn;ot and arm
ut go. Lard, Nc. BACON firm ard advancing :;
shoulders, 1etGl9ic. sides, 2Oc. Whiskey, Sl.l5.
WIMIYGToS. September 27.-Sprits T"rrcn-
tine stcs.dy at s9!M:0c. Rosn steady strained,
1l.s0. Cotton, 25a026c.
NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-Cotton In fair
demand; middings. 23;c. sales. |, 40 bales; re-
ceirts 5.2iS bales. Sugar. l2tMl-tc. Molasses: CO
@Q7dc. Gold, 1914. New York sight, parGtc. dis
count
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATED
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. {
TN VIEW OF THE CROWD OF VISI-
l. TORS expected at the State Fair to be held IN
November
!sResolped, That the secretary advertise a re-
quest to clearinghouse keepers or others in Rich
Inond who are willing to rent rooms and board
persons attending the Fairto le in the secretary
office the location in the city and the terms of ac-
commodation; and that IN alphabetical list OF the
same be prepared and kept at the Office"
Abstract minutes.
Z. G. LEIGH, Secretary.
AUGUST 2s, 1850. au 2e-eodim
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New YORK., September 27.-Admiral Poor
has departed for Key West in the flagship
Powhatan.
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LONDON Spp:cmber 7-NoOn.-Consols, 99i.
On tied states bonds. S33. Taliow, AIS. Sd.
LoNDCS, September 27-Ercning.-Consola, 9ot.
United states bonds closed irmel at SIT. Sugar
quiet both on the spotand aioat.
I1vEproor. Scntcmbor 27-EoOn.-Cotton stea-
dy: uplart!s l2tGli2ad.; Orleans, l23GIl2:d. csti
mated sales, 10. 0oO bales. Pork fat ut Ills.
LIVERPOOL, september 81 ErCEt1ig.-Cotton
firm ;uplnncrs l9t1l2td.; Orleans, ls2Gl2ad. sales
T. OoQ bales including 500 for speculation and ex-
port. Wheat, o. Cd. Gs3s. 4d. Corn. ass. cd.
HAvEE. September 27-Cotton closed firm on
the spot and aGoat on the spot, l45a; aloat l<.
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.
We would call the attention OF tobacco manu.
racturers to the fact that the NEW STAMPS hive
been issued, and It would be advisable 10 groove
the boxes strictly in accordance with the revised
regulations, pamphlet copy of which win be
supplied gratis TO any manufacturer upon appli-
cation 10 US by mail.
We are prepared to make TWO-THIRDS CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value OF shipments
OF tobacco, &c.
HOFFMAN. BAII. Z Co.
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
au 22-eod3m e. Exchange Place, baltimore.
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LYNCHBURG, VA

SEPTEMBER 25.-Reccipts of Tobacco the past
week were light. All grades Of working still in de-
mand, and prices ruled fully up TO quotations.
but little change In price. We quote primn;s &3G
S8 Tugs, inferior and common, SGGlT3 lugs, good
and smooth dark. ss.50ElRg.5O: Tugs, line Working
aud smoking. $lC%lS!i Tugs. extra yellow smoking,
Sl50$3O {; leaf inferior and common, $S5yV&lV :
leaf good and tine shipping, TlllIl2; leaf, extra
crs. *lO1lG.5U leaf, good working filters &ll4
sll.s0 Leaf, tnc working oilers $l24al5 leaf,
and fine wrappers, SlsG$3O; leaf, extra and line
wrnDnprs SssMJSI55D,
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Posr-OFFIcF AFFAIRs.-A ncw Office is
established 1t Shockeysville, Frederick
county Va, and John Shockey appointed
postmaster, on route 4,2i1, Glengary to I'M
GERS store. Office at Wolf Trap, Halifax
county. Va. i rcEstablishcd, and hoses p.
Chandler appointed poStmaSter; route,
Richmond IL Grcensborough. Office at
Sperdwell. Wythc county, Na., is diScon-
tinued papers 10 Nytheville. at WayEc5-
borough. Augusta county, Va, Henrietta
A. Hainey is appointed postmistreSs Uice
L. j. Lives, removed.
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WALL STREET ON SATuRDAY.-Palls street
is now occupied with the after-results Of
The great gold speculation. In gold itself
there is an absolute subTerSion OF business
beyond i few petty Transactions over the
counter, which have been done between 49,
and 156. The blockade at the Gold EX-
change Bank still continues. The precise
position Of that institution we can state only
on outside information, Us the officers very
brusquely decline to have any communica-
ton with representatives Of the press. This
morning rumors were rife Of the institution
being in Trouble; which may or may not be
true, so far rs respects any information we
have been able to get ct the bank. The
bank was debtor to the very large amount
Of 81 $4,000 at the clearing house this
morning: but this balance, us we learn
from clearinghouse banks, has been settled,
or willsbe during the day. Owing to, the
inability of the bank to complete the clear
ings on yesterdays business the president
declines TO receive any clearing statements
from dealers to-day.
In consequence of this action Of the bank
the gold room found it necessary to formally
adjourn until Monday. How fur dealers
NAV be involved by the failures Of yesterday
il is impossible to ascertain until the baE'l
has completed its clearanceS; but the eX-
tent to which this has been done, rs also the
extent Of failures reported ~ lle Danh, we
are again unable to learn, owing to the retl-
ccnce of the officers. The general opinion
on the street is that, beyond those Of Albert
Speyer and w. II. BelIen, the failures will
be contiued principally TO small firms, whose
engagements are not large enough to cause
any serious trouble. The position of the
leading "bull" operators is not regarded
with much doubt. 1t is reported, ap-
parently on good authority, that they eff
Iccted settlements before noon yester-
day upon S20.00O,000 Of gold ut 14S to
$50 the profit on which should 60 far to-
ward oGselting any losses they may have
made on purchases or failures; but even
their fate must remain doubtful until the
Gold Exchange Bank has effected its clear
inos. William Heath Il Co., whose tempo
rary suspension was announced yesterday,
are conducting their stock business as usual,
making settlements on all Stock Exchange
accounts; and, though ignorant Of the eX-
tent to which they may be affected by fall
ures in the gold room, express confidence
of their ability to honor all contracts when
affairs are Strengthened at the Gold In
change Bank. In the mean time they re-
main in suspension on their gold contracts.
The Tenth National Bank, which has been
extensively used in the gold speculation,
and respecting which untavOrable rumors
we're in circulation last evening, was debtor
at the clearing house this morning $50, 000,
but the balance, we learn, has been settled.
Ne1o York Commercial.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y CAR
~ RISGTON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1917 Cary street, between Thirteenth and Virgil
MIA streets, FOR the sale and purchase OF produce
andmerchanLisc generally agents fo- KcttiaweIls
tiuano pledge Themselves u get the highest mar
ket prices for all conslgnments, and to render
urOln nj returns
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WINES AND EIGE9RS.
WTILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN


"MOUNTAIN DEW"
have In store and In bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA. MOUNTAIN WlIISKEYs,
much OF which has been held for upwards Of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, rs "P. ENGLEMAN," 81.
G.. LEIGH" "BYERLY," "FtREBAUGH,"
..GEM OF TIE VALLEY" &c. a. WHITE"
&C., &c.
They deal largely IN APPLE BRANDIEs,
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards of FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity in filling orders.
Their ..MOUNTAIN DEW" is known from
Canada TO Florida and from Cuba to Caifor-
MIA. 1t Is Il fayorite wherever brought into com
petition with the best Installations Of the North,
South. ard West. se2o-1m
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PERsoSAL.-General Bcarcgard Is in the
city, the guest Of the Noryell House. He
came down yesterday morning from the Al
lcghany Springs.
DR.. George William Bagby, of the Na!ire
V1rg,man, has arrived in the city, having
begun his lecturing tour through the South,
to which we have alludcd.-Iyach6'rg Re
Y,tJLicQR.
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Having associated myself with Mr.. +. II.
OEANE, JR., for the purpose OF conducting tho
COMMISSION BUSINESS, / promise to both tho
friends Of the late firms of Deanc / Somervile and
Williams & Darlington my best energies aud attfn-
ton with any business they may confde to the new
concern. WILLIAM Il. CARRiSGTOS.
i. III. DEASE- Jg., late of Dcane Il SomeTyille.
WILLIAM /. CI,ERINGToS, late OF Williams &
Darlington. SC I-Tu5Elnl
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OILS.

NIL, OIL, OIL.-100 barrels PETROLIA
~ OH for sale. Warranted not TO explode.
Twenty per cent. cheaper than Ia Baltimore.
SO 20 1928 MAIN STREET.
DETROLIA OIL CONPANY-OFFIcE,
4 1923 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Tho
PETROLIA OIL IS the safest, cheapest, clcanest,
and gives the best light. Warranted not 10 ex-
plode. Sold only In barrels. sc 20
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TREASURY SALES AND FURcUAsEs.-Thc
Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell
&. geo, 900 OF gold each Tuesday and Friday
until November 1>t, commencing Tuesday
next; also, 10 purchase -, 100000 OF bonds
each "Wednesday until November lSt. These
sales and purchases are III addition to the
ea!eS and purchases on account Of the sink
iu2 fund, which viii be continued without
change in the existing mode.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DGCsroN.-ORce Of
T!findi RcCc@u@, Washington, ScnfembCf
h. lSG9.-Sir: our letter Of the both u!ti-
mo, enclosing That OF Joseph Miller Of the
.le same datc, mas been received
Il i stated that a is papcr-makcr. 4
employs 4, ., and -, to col!cctand buy rags,
1, /" manufactured by him into paper. they
furnishing lavir own teams. &, G. and u,
I'm, nothing else, and are paid one cent Der
,,cund advance for their time and the use Of
i1r.. teams; and you then say "tho
Joint 30 bc decided Is, Are i, G., and ID, ped
reply that uade: the foregoing state
men; 10 liability to special tax as pc3icr is
incurred. fcd!crs alc persons who travel
,.lo,t from lIHcc 80 place, il the town or
faautrr. selling st retail goods, wares. and
r,lcr commodities: and the mere fact of
nnygaaSiag such commodities when travel
fnr around from one place TO another rem
frrs no person liable q q pedler. even
though he may purchase them for another
rrrson tor q commission. or may sell the
.,,ne - The quantity or load to one person
whe.4 lie may have gathered that amount in
the manner stated.
ANY person who makes il his business to
NEGOTIATE purchases of goods, wares or mer-
rhauCisC-,. e., 10 make the contracts for the
purchase of>iich merchandise, which is AFTER
Yards to be forwarded by the seller. or de-
Ty,.cd b. him 10 the purchaSer-is 4 COM
mcrcial broker within the meaning Of the
law. and should be required TO pay y special
fix Of SO per annum aS such; but in the
rt>ss submitted il would seem that the par
ICES do not merely negotiate purchases, but
actually buy the rags which are delivered
ir..thcir possession land they are not, there
fore. considered to be liable TO any special
lN.,,., Il
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoS.-The time for the
election in Mississippi has been extended
one day. II will commence on Tuesday,
November 20, and end on wednesday, De-
ccmber /,
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RICHMOND, VA, September J, 1859.
The concern Of Deane Il Soineryilie having heen
dissolved this day, have associated myself under
the above style with Mr.. WILLIAM 7. EARRING
TON, whose long experience In The commission
business, especially rs salesman OF tobacco JUS
titles me in recommending him 10 the patrons OF
the late firm one TO whom they may entrnst their
business with confidence. K. II. DEANE, JB.
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WASHINGTON. September 26, 1SG9.-l have
private information that ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
fIu.c has completed another "opinion'-
modifying previous one--to the effect that
lha Virginia = Legislature" mdysthat is to
.ay is required to. elect United States sem
ainr> before he assembling OF Congress, and
unlcr its present personal organization.
The Radicals. through Grant, have de-
manded this new humiliation. The sena-
tors have already been selected by him and
his Cabinet. They are Il Mr. Williams and u
Doctor Sharpc.-Letter IN Baltimore Ga
zG1c.
MeSsrS. Rtv2s < Paxton have furnished
evidence that the latter statement Is not
true.
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OFFICE or THE MUTUAL BESEyoLEET1
## LIFE ASSOCIATION,
No. l.oe MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September ID, $780,
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AsSOCIA-
TION OF RICHMOND, VA.-A reguisition Of
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
of this institution has been made to
nav loss by death of two Of It's mcInbers-yiz., j.
f.. Albright and G. d. Carr. This reduisition
must be paid within thirty days, or the policy
holders forfeit al previous payments.
: II. h. STARKE,
AZ Elm General Agent.
100 BUSHELS PRIME POTATOES,
lUU for sale by barrel or bushel, BY
se& ALLISON i ADDISON.
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ToBlCCo.-NNc learn from our country
friends that they have generally commenced
cutting their tobacco, and that the quantity
is much better than they were led to antici-
pate from the lateness at which it was plant
ed and the injury done by the protracted
drought. The crop, however, will be small
one, and great deal of it, it is feared, will
be caught by the frost before it is ready for
the knile.-Lyachburg NeecS, 9th.
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Prince Arthur Lunches with Mi9iarti
Fillmore.

BUFFALO, n. Y, September 27.--Prince
Arthur and the Goyernor-General Of Ca
NADIA. with his suite, visited this city to-day
and lunched with Mr.. Fillmore ct the Fit
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In withdrawing from the late firm Of Trucman
K Hampton take this opportunity of thanking
my friends and the public generally for the patron
nge SO literally bestowed and ask continuance OF
tile same to my successor. 1 shTli locate again In
4 few days in something OF different business, OF
which shall give notice.
john II. HAMPTON.
Richmond. September %. 1900 Sc OIL