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Sale or ABOUT EIGH.

4 TEEN HUNDRED AND NINRTY-SEYEN
ACRES OF LAND IL THE COUNTY OF
YORK, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEhR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant 10 the provisions OF a deed Of trust exc
cuted Big Robert Saunders and Lucy Z. his wife,
recorded In the County Court OF York county, !hc
undersigned, the trustees therein named, at the
request of the creditor secured by said deed, and
having given the four mouths notice required by
the ST. I'll deed To the said Robert Saunders or such
requisition. will, on TUESDAY The 10Th day II
February, 1859, 1t The front door OF the exchange
Hotel, In the city or Richmond, at the corner Of
franklin and Fourteenth streets 1t the hour OF u
o'clock NJ, proceed. % sell the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed Of trust Aforesaid, called
and known as "QGEEN'S GREEN" or so much
or such parts thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
land Is situated Queens creek, one OF the trbu-
taries or York river, and but short distance rom
said river, I'm the county Of York In the State OF
Virginia Vessels drawing four or live feet OF Wa
ter can ascend this creek 70 within few miles ot
Williamsburg.
The place is said TO be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. No further description Is no"
thought be necessary, IL Is presumed that any
one desiring to purchase win view the premises
and Judge for himself before The day OF sale.
THE TERMS ARE That the purchaser pay one
half of the purchase money on The day or sale ana
the balance In two equal psyments--onc on the LII
day Of January 1870 and the other the LIST day 81
January, 1871, and for which he shall execute Hls
bonds, each TO carry interest from the day OF sale
and 10 be secured by deed Of trust on said land.
The undersigned, Talbot Sweeney, residing In the
city Of williamsburg will take pleasure IN show
Ing the land TO any one desiring 10 purchase
Il. Il. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT SWEENEY, ; Trustees.
de Is ALEXANDER DUDLET,}
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DIssOLUTEONs, &c.

TO-PARTNERSHIP. We, the under
~ signed. win continue the TOB Geo BUS
NESS from this date under the sty lie OF Scott d
Clark JAMES A. SCOTT,
MAXWELL Z. CLARK s
January IT, 1869. ia le-lH
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sale to commence at half-past clock F. II.
IA ids


DUBL1C SALE OF LARGE AND
l. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ROAM
by the Circuit Court OF Meckenburg county. Va,
In the suit Of Wilson aud others, plaintiffs, AL
fred Boyd, executor OF James Whtice, deceased.
and others, defendants, shall on WEDNESDAY,
Goth day of January, 1892 sell TO the highest bidder
at public auction. upon The premises the LANDS
belonging To the estate OF the late James ID. WHIT
ice, containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
more or less lying on Roanoke river IN ascEIea.
several tracts-one, known as the HONE
TRACT containing Six HUNDRED and ONE
HALF. ACRE3 more or less, having upon Il an
excellent DWELLIEG-aUUSE comparatively
new. with abundant and excellent barns and other
out-buildings; another. known rs "HOLLG-
WAYS" containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES, more or less, having mgonn
abundant out-buiidings in fair condition. and an
other, known AS the 'IBAlLY' TRACT, contain
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
A large portion OF the two first named tracts is
river bottoms conceded to be OF the very best
quality. The high lands are equal to any IN this
section OF Virginia. Both tracts are abundtntly
supplied with wood and water. II Is confidently
asserted that these lands are among the most vAlI
able and desirable To be found within The limits Of
Virginia. Persons desiring 10 invest In real cS-
tate have here one Of the finest opportunities that
win be presented In the State for buying trs!-rae
TERMS OF SALE: $500 In cash and for the resi-
due Of the purchase money, credit IF &. Il, ard
proved personal security for the deferred pay-
ments and the title TO be retained rs additional
security.
at the reques: Of the parties Interested, the pur
chaser, by paying one-th!rd or more Of the pur-
chase money IN cash. will not be required TO give
personal security.
WILLIAM r. ATKINS, Commissioner.
BoYpToS, VA, December 10 1853.
is7o fde l4I W. II. A., Comrniss'oner
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FOR RENT.

DOOMs, with KITCHEN, can be OBJ az
Al tanned at 1908 Clay street for a family SAa
with no children. Apply to-day.
Ia l6-3t MRS w Nj. IL. IhANT
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TOR RENT, the DWELLING-HOUSE An
A. at present occupied by DR.: John r. Gar A;4
nett, ON Marshall between Third anu F0urtn
streets. Possession given LIST OF April next Kent,
84o0 per annum. Apply to
- - JOHN w. GILL,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Ia le-eodlw% Potomac Railroad Depot.
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Boston has just sold for three years the
right TO collect its swill for $4,000.
"Fatler Hyacintle F." is the name of 4
pay ncW being performed III Vienna.
Andrew johnson has declined the nomi-
Nalon for delegate 10 the Tennessee Con-
su'ulIonal Convention from Greene county.
James Ware had both hip joints crushed
Wiulc coupling cars OH the Portland and
hcmlcbcc railroad. in Maine, on Monday.
The Catholic church in Weymouth, Mass,
was burned on Saturday, with line organ
and costly fixtures.
France is said TO be the frccst and happi-
r% country in the world for people who will
let politics alone.
Henry VI. Dunn, Of Albany, who was
nlttcu by dog in August last, died Of by
QrofleDia on Saturday last.
Cigar "stumps" collected by boys from
INC floors Of the hotels in New York are
manufactured into fancy brands Of smoking
tobacco.
Dr. Wade Hampton was accidentally
Filled by s. w. Cobb, Esq, while hunting
together on the Colorado river, Texas, i
short time ago.
The new street III London leading from
me Bank OF England To the new Black
!rlars bridge, a broad, straight thorough
rare through the heart Of the great city, is
10 be named after Dir. Peabody.
-, A cable dispatch from Berlin announces
me death on Monday of Giulia Grisi, the
once famous vocalist, who was in this coun-
Try nteen or sixteen years ago, where her
brilliant accomplishments made her one Of
Inc greatest favorites on the lyric stage.
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Various ffeIsrs.

WASHINGTON. November 30.-James W.
Marshall, OF New Jersey, succeeds Mr..
Earle (resigneG rs First Assistant Post
maStcr-General
The Supreme Court takes month recess,
commencing December 30th.
There was 4 full Cabinet meeting to-day.
II. a. 7. Leopold has been detailed from
Secretary Boutwell's office rs special agent
TO inquire into the banking interest South.
The President has appointed John Par
sons, of Ohio. consul to st. Jago de Cuba.
rhe revenue receipts for November were
over SIS. 900, 600. The receipts for the cor
responding month last year were over
S9,500,000.
The Supreme Court to-day heard a case
from Mississippi involving the legality OF
the cotton tax.
The corporation attorney of this city de-
cides that the negro girl recently admitted
to white school is entitled to retain her
seat there
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE-A HUMAN
FIENp SENTENCED TO DEATH.-In the Ners
OF the LIST Of November we gave an account
| OF the fiendish deed Of anegro girl named
Malinda Morgan, who deliberately MUIR
dered the infant child Of Mr.. Henry Creasey,
of Bedford, by burning it to death, during
the temporary absence OF Mrs. John Nor
gan, its grandmother, Mt the house of 4
neighbor. The trial Of this iiend commenced
in the quarterly court of Bedford on Fri
day, and was concluded on Saturday, the
Jury finding the accused guilty of murder in
the first degree, and the court sentenced her
to be hangcd,-Lynchburg Ne'rs.
A J.AwLEss ACT IN RoCKBRIDGE.-We
learn from correspondent in Rockbridge
that about two weeks ago two young men
caught an old negro man who was suspected
of having stolen horse, and with halter
strap hung him awhile to n limb in the
ncighborhood of the Natural Bridge. One
Of the young men engaged in this lawlesS
act cut him down before life was extinct.
Being informed upon, an examining trial,
| SAYS this correspondent. was going on when
he wrote. the 10th instant, at Swartz's black
smith shop, on the plank-road, ten miles
| from Lexington, before Justices SwartZ.
Lackcy, and Millcr.-Stdunton Spectator.
BRIDGE CONFERENCE.-THE iron bridge on
| the Southside railroad to connect the upper
extremity of Percivars island with the
mainland was completed yesterday in time
TO admit of the passage of the regular mail
| train, 1t is a handsome and substantial
Misunderstanding Firgiuan.
LAND sALE-On Saturday, to northern par
ties. "Hayfcld.' the estate of James Tay-
Tor, Esq, for $4,000. The parties offered
to pay cash, we hear.
Thomas Stcaten was jagged at Christians
burg last week for stealing money at Hills
vile.
4 friend from the country passing by the
new restaurant land having been in there fire.
quentlv. we fear, on Saturday read the sign
I" European House." and after contemDla-
| ting it in silence for some minutes, remarked
| "that it was a very ordinary looking house
to have come from Europe" and passed
OH Charlottesville Chronicle.
Henry Loving, Esq, Of Amherst, on Fri
! day last was engaged in thrcshing wheat.
and by some means his arm was caught i'll
the cylinder Of the threshing-boX and
crushed completely off about midway be-
tween the elbow and shouder.ioint. 1t
was amputated at the shoulder.ioint. Mr..
Loving's condition is quite critical.-Lynch-
burg NcwS.
The consolidation Of the East Tennessee
| and Virginia and the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad companies was consum-
mated at Knoxville on Friday. The new
| corporation is to be called the East Tcnnes-
see Railroad Company. A resolution was
adopted which authorized the President and
Directors of the Company to issue bonds to
such an amount as in their Judgment they
believe the interests of the Company re-
quire. The proceeds Of the bonds thus is
sued to be applied to paying of the debt
due the state ana for other purposes
| Lynchburg Fjrginian.
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FURNITURE, &c.

NITURE AND MATTRESS
2 WAREEOoMS.-We have now on hand In
two Of those iron-front buildings opposite the
Office, Richmond, Va, large and elegant stock oi
PARLOR, CHAMBER, and DINING-ROUa
FURNITURE of every variety OF style and finish.
Also, MATTRESSES and SpRING-BEDS, made
In any style desired. 0ur stock OF CHAM
Der FURNITURE being very large. we are con-
fdent we can offer greater inducements TO buyers
than any other house in the State. Chumbcr Sets
can be purchased ut our establishment from gas to
5000. KS the prices of most other goods are cons
ing down. we have reduced the price of every arti-
Gle IN our line, and are now selling about rs low MS
FURNITURE or Mattresses will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods to suit the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD L RITTER,
oc u opposite the post-oalce, Richmond, Va.
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pr. Livingstone is to be kn;ghted for
having found himself after being so long
lost.
A Liverpool building society. composed
chiefly Of operatives and small tradesncn,
has been swindlcd out of 10000 by two OF
its officers.
Rev. L. II. Shuck. pastor Of the Baptist
church at Barnwell Courthouse, has re-
cciycd cell TO the First Baptist church 1T
Charleston.
The English Government takes possession
Of the telegraph lines in the United King
dom on tn" 1>t Of January. They will be
placed in charge Of the Po>t-Oliicc Depart
Grnt.
The Republican Governors of the three
states Of Alabama. North Carolina. and Ar
kansas, have all declared in favor Of the re-
movai Of the disabilities imposed by the
fourteenth amendment.
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i TERRIBLE FIEE.-A fearful item Of news
from tha Russian press i the burning Of the
town Of lcni>ciSk, Eastern Siberia, on the
>'h Of September. The lire originated i'll It
turf moor. which had been smouldcring for
some years. and duringa violent storm burst
out into 4 sea Of flames. which seized the
nearest house about II o'clock in the fore
noon, thence spreading over the whole city.
At O'Clock in the evening 800 houses
mostly wooden, but thirty-fivc of great
.Izc), six churches, two cioiStcrS. Ill the
stores, and IN immense amount OF grain
about two million pounds. were destroyed
The rapidltv with which the flames spread
prevented the people in nearly every case
from preserving th"ir goods. Over one hun
Glcd corpSeS were found charred in the
streets. and rs many more are said to have
been found drowned in the water. Many OF
the inhabitants fled TO the vessels in the
hal"r., but these, too. were caught up by
III" flames. The city is now dcsolate, and
~ former residents are Strewn around iii
The nc"hboring villages and the various
cities OF the Government.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS. I
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Jews in Russia-President Grant
to Mediate for Them.

WASHINGTON. November 30.-A Jewish
delegation visited the President to secure
the influence of the Government for the
modification or revocation of the Russian
u5nse expBt i1ting 9 900 Jewish families.
The President replied that 1t was too late
IN the history of enlightenment to prosecute
any race, color, or religion, and that he
would take great pleasure in using the in
fnencc Of the Government to procure the
revocation of the ukase.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, November 3O.-The Spanish
mail steamer brought LOCO soldiers yester-
day.
The insurgents have attacked San Jose,
on the Nuevitas railroad. They captured a
saliying party Of eighteen, but were finally
driven of. The Cubans lost thirty-four.
The Spanish iron-clad Saragossa has ar
rived here.
Sterling quoted ut 114HM115. Exchange
on Paris, 2kM3. Federal currency. q.
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li~IEG MILKMEN For ADrLTERATIoH.-
The New Orleans Hcp"dl'cd1 of Thursday
t,t girc, an account al Il raid Ivy the police
upon the milkmcn Of the city with the view
Of asccrtaning to what extent they adulte
rated I'll" milk. Twelve milkmcn were ar
rested, ana samples Of the milk sold by
them were subjected TO examination at the
police headquarters, and the quantity Of
water in each sample was found to be from
thirty 10 sixty per cent. The dealers were
sent before the Recorder, and fined from
twenty-five TO forty dollars each, according
10 the extent of their adutcration.
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Financial and Commercial.
The New York Money Market-Ru
rsoref COruer-9focks pauicky.

NEW YoRK. November 30-Euening.-
Money was very active during the day ut
Cal per cent, an uneasy feeling in the
street being caused by a rlimored lookup
in greenbacks. Stocks were panicky and
tending down. The rejection to-day by
the Government of bids under 10 for gold
caused considerable indignation among the
brokers. 5.
Governments closed weak: 5-2G's, CPS,
112k. Cold closed heavy at 1925. Sterling,
109@1094. Southern securities generally
lower. Tennessee SIS, 53H new, 50A.
Virginia 6's. 1880: new, 53. Louisiana
6's, &c; Levees, $3.50. North Carolina Is,
AZ new, %. Special tax, 2Sa.
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WuvrcrE ~ Bucks COUNTY, PA.-A dis
,1tch dated Richboro', Bucks county, No
,rmhrr 18th. say:
81 Young man named Bennett was killed
g. thj> place last cycnin" 10y one May. Il
,1utacrner. who has lived in this vicinity
and worked as Il farm laborcr for some time
pl,t. The deceased and his assassin were
>.ltor- for the hand Of the same woman
and had parr"liod on more than one occa-
SION. Yesterday, May >harpcncd Il knife
tbs, h" was in the habit OF CARRYING, and
informed his employer that if he had words
with Bennett again it would be for the last
time The murderer met his rival here last
evening. the attraction at this place being Il
ball. \ quarrel soon cusucd between the
mru. with Il challenge TO fight from May.
hi. "I~ promptly accepted, and Bennett
>ouN rroTcu himself the stronger. Finding
himself wor>teG. May pleaded drunkenness
aua asked his rival il he would take adyan-
'a-" - ,,u Intoxicated man. Bennett said
n", released his antagonist. walked Il few
-',p. from him, and while stopping to pick
1879 his cuut-cf which h had Invested him
,ra previous TO the cncountcr-May came
~ nohiuG him and stabbed him twice
with the knife he had prepared Yesterday.
HruRrl, Tell dead almost Instantly. The
murGy.gr Wa, ii once apprchcnded by the
ur>'sud-r~. md sent 10 Doylc>town. where
he is rnW lodged IN JAIL
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s rrrErocErToNA RAILWAY TRAIN-lIow
HIS i.rrrLL GAME" WAS ENrOscD.-W hcu
The express train from New York reached
Springfield Friday night one ol the pas
,ru-rl> stepped hastily from the car 10 liz"
ihuforu in the depot, and selling hold Ct
the iron rail of the car with one hand, called
ou thai hr had di~lccatcd his left shoulder,
at the sam" tim" requesting two men TO take
ho'3 # the arm and pun til" shoulder back
into il proper place. The two men did a
requested. hut the bone failed Ia" snap ill.,
Us the patient (:) declared it would. \
crowd Gathered. Pretending 10 great sui
hrjWg. the man requested others TO pull,
4mou. them a Boston physician and Il de-
t"HjNr. The former, on examination, de-
ci1.cd The shoulder perfectly sound, with no
trar" Il a diSlocation. III which assertion
tn pretended patient became highly indig-
Ggnt. declaring that the injured limb
often served him so. At this point the de-
trtjNe ordered The crowd 10 dispense, while
ia" fellow. rcSumiug his coat. slipped away
and Was seen no more. 4 gentleman i'll the
crowd soon after missed his pocket-bOok,
and no doubt the aforesaid chap with the
t.,i"iutcd g. shoulder. or IN accomplicc,
or both, We're made 80 much the richer
thereby. -BCStOu Journal.
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RICHMOND, VA, November 80 lsd.
OFFERINGS.
Fhedt.-Thte SIS bushels. Red G5! bushels.
(rTn.-White. lis bushels.
OGtS.-100 bushels.
RVe.-38 bushels,
l{edl.-.0 bushels.
SALES.
Uhedf.-Whitc. s! bushels at sl.373 bushels
mixed at 81 30 n bushels mixed NJ Sl20 "a bush
els mixed Mt Sl.l5: % bushels good ut Sl.45: 52s
bushels very good st sl47I; 900 bushels very good
on private terms 30 bushels inferior at sl.05: 10
bushels inferior Mt S1.o5-total. ESQ bushels. Red
80 bushels good nj $780, IL bushels fair 1T Sl2a
so bushels foul Mt Il 90 bushels foul Mt 81 10 II
bushels ut 81 20: IL bushels very good ut sl32t-
total, 444 bushels.
COrn.-Whte bushels now NJ sic. 60 bushels
damn new ut S5c. 40 bushels damp new ut 8oc. &c
bushels old nj slO7 II bushels weeyi-eaten OLD at
q O5-totaI. Ii3 bushels.
Onts.-5O bushels yerv good ut sec.
Pve-3s bushels at Sl.05.
.Neul.-4o bushels old white, unboltcd, at sl.Io.
RE-ExHIBrTED.
Fhent.-Red. 70 bushels.
CiGrn.-Whitn. GO bushels.
Rue 10 bushels.
misunderstanding Of all kinds OF Grain on
Change to-day light. Market steady for Wheat
and Corn. Very little doing In Oats ard Rye.
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On Saturday there was another COLLISION
on The Erie railroad, at Mast Hope, through
carelessness, it is alleged. Two freight trains
ran into each other, and twenty cars were
demolished, but no persons are reported
injured.
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Delegates to the National Board Of


Opdyke. Of New York. is here en- route to
attend the meeting Of the National Board of
Trade at Richmond. S. B. Chittenden and
J. S. Stranahan have left for the same dcsti-
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Fighting between the Whites and
RJacrxa IL, yTsssieG5nni

MEMPHIS, Tenn. November 80. - The
whites and blacks are fighting in West Mis-
sissippi. Thirteen blacks are reported killed
in Sunflower county. Trouble is imminent
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INSURANCE COaPANIEs.

WILLIAM A. CHARTERS,
w GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS;
Insurance provided on buildings. merchnndlsc.
aud other insurablc property. &C tho LOMEsn
RATE OF PREMIUM, In HOME OR OTutis
COMPANIES doing business In this city.
Particular attention paid to the proper drawing
- 0'..'~s ''''N' Sc 14-S&wsm
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Trr PRESIDENT AND NIRGINIA.~-A tclc-
Inn from Norfolk. Va. dated November
j. State, that the chairman of the minority
IN TIE Gcpublican state Convention ut Rich
nland has received n letter from President
Grant endorsing them Washington ChTo-
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The Condition of Mr.. Richardson.

New YORK. November 30.-The symp
toms of Mr.. A. d. Richardson are more I'M
favorable TODAY.
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT, which prove the economy OF its manage
mcnt and It's careful selection OF risks.
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.-It softens
II the hair when harsh and dry; it soothes the
irritable scalp 1t affords the richest Iustrc IL
mains longest In effect it prevents the hair from
falling off; 1t promotes lis healthy, vigorous
growth. Prepared and sold by
pOWHATAN Z. DUPUY. Apothecary,
nos No. ie7 Broad street.
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

CUNNYSIDE TRIUMPHANT.-Th
y only premium given by the Virginia state AGri-
cultural Society for stoves WAS awarded the 81 -
NYSIDE STOVE. For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE, so Broad street.
This stove heats one more rooms, and Is I'M
surpassed for economy. cleanliness, ana he;ulng
power. no IV-dNAt"
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
BRAZILIAN CASSARA
ITALIAN MACARONI,
PRIME FACTORY CHEESE,
EDAM and PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE,
CANNED PINEAPPLE.
Jnst receive by
no - SHIELDS. STEVENS e CO.
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WINES AND EIREeRS.
ygTuLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,

Liquors.,
and proprictors Of tic celebrated
MOUNTAIN DEW
have In store and in bond large assortment %
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHIsKEYs,
mach of which has been held for upwards OF
TWO YEARS.
Thcr are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, rs ar. ENGLEMAN," 81.
G. LEIGH" "BYERLI," "TIREBAUGH,'
"GEM OF THE VALLEY" &C. 4. WHITE"
&C, &c.
They deal largely in APPLE BRAHDIES,
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 10 Florida and from Cuba to Califor-
nia. 1t is favorite wherever brought into COM
petition with the best Installations Of the North,
South, and West. scoe-3n
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-lBT IELEGRAPHI.
LONDON. November 3o--Noon.-Sugar quiet and
steady. Consols, H3iGla3i. UniicdStatcs bonds. -
@s!S.
LIVERPOOL. November 3o-NoO0.-C0tion
steady: uplandS. 1iiTllld.: Orleans. 13Nl:ad.:
cstimated sales, 1oOOO bales: Brcad'tuir. firm;
Corn, Dos. ID. Red western winter wheat, aS.: red
western. g. cd.
Ttro u cIock.-Cotton firm: upands. l1.d.: Or
leans l2id: sales viii be IL, 600 bales. Yarns and
fabrics firm 1T better prices.
LIVERPOOL November 3O--Ercnjag.- Cotton
luovaut uplands. ll1d.: Orleans, l2Sd. sales,
Il. GEO bales including 900 for export and spccG-
lation.
PARIS November 80. - B"urSc opened dull !:
rcntcs. 1T. joc.
PARIS, November 2o--Eceni"g.-Boursc closed
firm rcntHS, III. &c.
FRASKFoRT, November 70.-Unitcd States bonds
firm IL 9o3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-01
EscaEX Bnnk Robbery.
CHRISTMAS GRGEsS.

New YORK, November 30-Thc Port
Jcrvis Bank was robbed last night of $50, 600.