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, 1869-06-16

As Cntnrrh breeds Consumption,
cure 1t with Wolcott'B Annlhrntor. Pint bottles,
H. Test 1t tree At 100 South Clark street, Chicago
Private rooms.
, 1869-06-16

Tc,x1>a. Jutc l1-BKEAps9rsTs-ffoar cnles and
steady Wtsa: iHc t!st:r.; s,aae! flES; Wt'ts r :
No Ind, f'At Cern le better nd ectivc; No =
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, 1869-06-16

NWzfU6d % K6beft BtUAft
For CURLING and paving Randolph street from
Michigan NJ enue to the river:
, 1869-06-16
BUEINFSH 0HAN0R

Eo9ts tnafrlJ new, pc'thased within the lax months
pa1tie4Iss Inquire q ]. '. FERMEM ! "a, 4 Il
1ae@s: ee@e @eoe:n.e:: eee@..e, u
"a dolas !. eeod basfaets Mist s. soid Apply to
LElcnAADT / GO. No Is soasb clssf 1t Ason ).
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3R:ii5s s9;as s;5'I = r.. e:s..hl.hins sseas,es
iTs;s}iis!: Tsssisst OF 'aa'F': eAs: KoFRsfR co. Iii
RAKERY. CONFECTIONERY AND 1oE oREAA
"a 1oaas Il ri hdrs n be
~ooT Avn s1op p77e7v-os 1,o1 e,71 =,
.gssad soi.ap SIC = 4.g ~ S1
chance ior somebody Adde'S suoEs TStGaoo oihes @
-oor CCT7ovo eT.--orC1C- ,-,,,.
sSspss M!s5 IL .tots s:a..s il Tel sss, !ss.! @
Tu0MAs = CO.. "a Dtar,s3rn.I.
Gn!as i si:s Most % + so,a Ill. Kay az H Apely {;
AofFA1T: ThoAAs CO., .! Dea5eoEntt
~ factory fes'ons Tor selling Apply 1t u West asit
|1psT ~ .Ss 5Es1,:res Eo1 e,7o 7,-a77,a
f. #! - h2I.s eaa w.soa: T1.ds rsIi.s:..s
sshf 70 ,t ahd F. 91 q X Ts.sS5 for
ROOM !, oetv eea "a : =:
IT, seGa erre e. s f' Ms
&, Is h11ins s.es. .ss:nd
-n el..a.e 1ez .esee ne-s one. ee:l md .ce:
E Eocd ta.iaess gith 'es.e q iat .nd nd baldiass.
EXE sAIooS: WITH ! coon - STo3T = s ov =.
,as7, s1i:sd ~ =! ~? * 81
, 1869-06-16

ENR SALOONS !tLLEC JETErF PIANO.
4 very cheap f1s cash or wpuls tra!c Il t.; .4her
ITerkNy. Atsu 41N0 We1th Of niIlccFy 5oe>ss 114
tht:r Ealae. ApIiy at u wcst nandlITts:
sttee Itaco forts tEeauliv Eoi.aetf cAsc. il e.x
1yffr: e. hesas tn NC besNexa ;xa -. ts.sa Xs.n
Raa 2f1nsS Il AG:ses..fy. A<tE e o!s.AS yAshh'
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Norfolk Markets.

NOVEMBER 2t-P M-S'ares.-Red oak hogs
hn,d $40: rr1Is. so8 While oak hogsbead. 80:
cuiIs go. Whit" oak hc ding, $751; culls. So.
u-',i'r ~ak pin". go: cullS. 50.
Shingles -Two-fcct No. ! heart sl3; twn-'ect
~ h"~-' $40 trn-fi.nt s1p. II: common shln-
rles st6b7 '..-"'vc-!nch No heart sT@8; twelve
inr', sar s56s'.
Tar.-L"rre h"r-cls. S2:25 small barrels, 3.
TnTr-HtfUe.-Spirits. n railnn &c.
Iro1I-Vashca, 42fI!-r. unwashed, 25G3oc.
nrious-rcr barrel $3.50.
potgtccs Sweet y barrel. 81; Irish. northern.
% barrel ae7-T37: irish. southern p barrel, az.
Psrs.-Blackeye, s1.ea; black new. 81 cla, 81.
Peanuts -r"ncv. 81: prime new, S2S0ISa !;
ordinarv. al.so: inferior. a..
Poafn-ComEnon, $i.Ss; No. l. s2.saIss; NO.
corn.-wh!te s73G9oc. yellow. new, Sec;
ro'tga.-Nlddlrr. 2t.c. low riddlng, 2'sr :;
GOOD ordinary. 29ic. ordinary, 2lic. Cotton
Yarn 4eT2.5r.
: BfssrGr.-3sT36c.
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Petersburg Markets.

NOVEMBER .4-P. M-Cotton. Ordinary, 2tT
&c; good ordinary, oc low mlddiing, FAC; strict
low middling, 25tc.; middling. 224c.
To5acc0.- Receipts are limited almost entirely
to lugs and lear IL The loose state, which have
lncrcase ed to such al extent that yesterday the
warehouses were all crowded. We therefore COR
tine our quotations 20 them, there being so few Of
ferngs OF old 10 render price, little more than
nominal. New lugs loosel, S70ss.5oi new leaf
Qoose), $50 ln.51; and market " ell tained.
Theaf-Prne white ut sl.s5fI Sl.io, and prime
red 1T S1.25GS1.211.
Cora Prime old Corn, Sl.oSIsl.lo; new, $50
aoc for dry aud in good order.
Rys.-C0nmon to prime, sl4SLo5.
OtaS.-We quote 65GQI5c. a light, Inferior sam
Pile Is not worth as much, while The heavy black
inter uat VIII bring 75c. In god densAd Tor
feeding PURPOSES.
Peanuts Receipts of Peanuts have somewhat
fallen II. With no senGenc, to advance In price.
We note some improvement in quality, with u
rather active trade, Piices range from Sl.25 for
fair to $3.50 for prime. a fancy article might
bring L few cents more.
Irish Potatoes. irginia summer crop, best, 81
"A bushel; interior, 5tD7sc. g bustsl.
S6Icts,-7Sc. u hundred
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHISGToS. November 2j.-G. A. Smith,
OF Alabama, has been appointed collector
Of internal revenue for New Mexico.
-Four hundred thousand dollars was sub
scribeI ut the meeting last night for the In
tcrnational Fair.
Mr.. Webster, son-in-law of secretary
Fish. is counsel for Spain in the matter Of
the lhcllod r1,nhoats.
\ nearly white ne"reSa, smn"o'ed into
the white public school as white. cause.
mich excitement over the question Of he
expulsion, upon which the school authori-
ties will nc compelled Il art.
There is no doubt here that Secretary
Fish is hostile to any action of the Govern
mcnt favoring the insurccnt Cubans.
Bclcher. the colored assessor Of the third
Georgia district, reports that the office o.
his assistant assessor for Taliaferro and
Wilkes counties has been plundered, and
note left warning the assessors to keep
away.
Commander seelcv. Of the steamer Paw
nee, for cruelty to those under his COM
mand. has been sentenced to four years
suzrcnsion from duty on f!rlou@h paw.
General Terry has dispatched detach-
merit OF tronn7 to protect the revenue
officers in Wilkes and Talialerro counties,
Gu.
General John Tyler, confined for several
months from severe surgical operation, is
arain cGnvaleScent.
Tn the Supreme Court TODAY the case Of
Pitzer Miller Is. Iarkin Mckenzie and
others. for the seizure and destruction orthc
defrndantS' cotton. wa heard The defend
ants plead thot they were State soldiers,
acting under the instructions Of the Cover
nor of Mississippi. The court below gave
verdict for the defendants, and from that
plaintiff arrcalS. Decision reserved.
\ Washington dispatch TO the New York
Tribune says Admiral Porter has now got
ten orr navy into Il condition thnt will rem
der it dangerous for Spain to attcmnt any
rcpri~aIs in case the gunboats are for any
reason withheld.
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Foreign News.
SPAIN,


MADRID, November 25.-E1inister Colonls
Yesterday read in the COrtes draft OF the
Constitution for Porto Rico. It provides
for the free discussion Of any proposition
for separation from Spain; gives suffrage to
I'll who can read and write, except slaves !;
allrm< that slaves have 10 rights, and can
only acquire them by emancipation pro
claims complete religious liberty: and re-
serves the question of the abolition Of
slavery f,r 4 Subsequent bill,
NAnT1D. November 25.-Thc Republican
deputies who recently lett their seats viii
return 10 the CortcS next week.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LoSpcH, November 2j.-The funeral fleet
with The remains Of Mr.. Peabody sails tor
The United states December -,
LoyDo>, November 25.-Ihc comD!etl"n
Of he Sucz canal has seriously affected
frcights uiG Care Good Hope
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KEROSENE AGAIN.-La>t night Mary f..
Joseph attempted to light the wick, when
the lamp exploded, ANA the burning tluid
icl on her dress, which igaitcd, and the
flames III a moment envelopcd her person.
Her screams attracted the attention Of Mr..
John Straylor, who was passing at the time,
and he ran into the house and tore the
clothing from her person, but not until She
was horribly burned about the head, face,
chest, and arms. At late hour last night
she was il 4 precarious condition. Mr..
Stravlor had his hands badly burned in the
effort to relieve her.--Bdlhm0te Gazette,
01Jh
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DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY.
Utica, n. Y, November 24.-In the case of
Norman L. Smith Us. The New York Cen
trail Railroad Company, in the Supreme
Court, the jury brought in verdict for
the plaintiff Of $50 900 damages. Smith was
injured over year ago by the collision Of Il
special train. of which he was pilot-en9i-
liecr, with Il working train.
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7our.-Ecvan's xxx fnmilv, 40 Wholesale,
s1o .c6farI in small Irts Piedmont FAMILY. go
ptnanort extra ~: Ptrtlrn ut errprfne. s7.oi
eff city ext, "a Dt-mond Hill rrtra - CITY
Miis extra. %; CRY Nilla srprrfr", q: city
Wills hnc, ae.as MccIarnhan's celebrated Pig
Spying nytr, as IS Nnrntri1 and Valley evt-1.
Il so: Mountain and VaF"v surerfnc, sf75 !.
unrrt H., ard v9Ilcv f~r, sE.75 Rntm"re exit.
can be bought at Csc. less.
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Rev. z. Tinsley has accepted the call to
the Church OF tue Advent, Walnut Hill,
Cincinnati.
A special from Cheyenne reports the COM
plction OF t!ity-four miles of the Denver Pa
cilc railroad. The track is now laid at the
rate Of one mile and half per day.
In the United States circuit court Mt Bal
timore "Wednesday, judgment for S., 013.25
was given against The Brooklyn Life Insu-
rance Company, which had refused to pay
a policy because the cash payment due on
il had never been made.
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THE LIQU0R-DEALEKs' CONVENTION IN
CuICAGo.-C Chicago, November 24.-The
convention Of liquor dealers and rectifers
of the United States met this morning.
Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Ohio, Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky, and California, are represented.
Committees were appointed on permanent
organization and resolutions. Adjourned
I'LL Tomorrow
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Quick RErURHs.-It is seldom that the
Immediate benefits of life insurance are 40
strikingly illustrated as in the recent case of
Mr.. William j. Willis, Of Detroit Mich. On
the afternoon of September 18th he received
from J. II. Mack, Esq, agent of the Uni
"ersal Life, u policy of 5000. On that
same night his house was entered by bur
glar, and in struggle with the desperate
Mr.. Willis was stabbed seven times i'll sue
cession. Death cnsucd almost Immediately.
The murderer has been secured. The case
i peculiar one. and most impressively
teaches the danger of single days delay.
Vigorous health is not lease Of life.
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EynchburG Markets,

NOVEMBER oi.-Pr0riSiops The receints n
r ron Lard, aud Butter, continue very small,
and prices a-n fully mn ut"ined.
Grain -Vh"at IS duh ard even af IiHtattons "
T. rlrrlt to eject srles. Corn held firm. oa's
taknn freely q full prices.
Flour W. h We no change n mike In our Flour
market. Our sales are principally confined TO Inc
n trade
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Tue BoYLSTON BANK ROBBERY. Boston.
November pa private meeting OF the
sufferers by the Boyl>ton Bank robbery was
held to-day. about one-hai present repre-
senting = loss of S25G,000. Many Of the de-
positors absent from the meetin" had small
amounts deposited, and it is believed the
total loss Will not exceed S350,000. Mr..
Cummings, one Of the directors, loses nearly
$4,000.
Another account saws many persons lost
ali the property they possessed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain md Flour Markets.

GRAIN uHA Il sOHs lutTEet5s
CoRS AND FLOUR EXCHANGE;
RICHMOND, VA, November rs, 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Ubeat-White |. 04o bushels. Ped 500 bushels.
Corn-Whi.e, soy bushels. Yellow. "a bushels.
Mixed, more.
OGts.-59s bushels
Rye.-l2s bushels.
SALES
Whenk.-White. 230 bush Is very good nj slf5
% brsh"ls primo rrivnfp terms !, 2T6 hushn's
-ood II Si.aa5 l20 I'M hc's pn. at Lfo: loo bush
Is MIXED 1T Si.32 l. hueh"i' II $50: hu-hr!S"'
leg; - bushels miNcd 1T Sl.3 : >" bushels r"rV
-ncd on private terns--total. 972 bushels. Rcd ~"
hushels very good IT i.3o: 20 bushels NJ s"I}: :
bushels good n 81 - l. shells inferior ut 81 II
. hu J. irfe iorat slim 50 bushels interior mt
Il. rs: 80 bushels ~ Sl."'--'Otal. .S2 u=h"lS.
C0rR.--N h!fe. IS bushels rev Mt 90c. so hushels
damp new Mt sec. : oji bushels damn now ~ Soc. ::
20 bushels weevil-eaten old NJ 81 o5: hushrl.
prime old a. s.10; IL hnshels damp Mt CSC. lie
Yellow, d bushels new n SIC.
Odts.--3i8 bushels prime on private terms 2os
bushels very good Mt 5Fr.
Rye.-l2G bushels primo =; 81 o73.
RE-ExHrpITED.
F1ea'.-Whltc 2i3 bushels. Red, 10 bushels.
SAVANNAH, GA.
NOVEMBER co-Fiov-.-Gcorrta extra. isd 70 :
f'ucv 51.5dlt4io - northern supcrlnc, Ss.@oG
S..'5 extra, t7.?5G SIS.
Grain. - Corn - MARYLAND, Si.cTs'.6 from
VII rf and store for prime white $3.50 - 30 for
prime mixed country sells 1T Il. 80. Accord T."
condition. Oats dull Mt soflS5c from wharf. 0CGI
J5c. from store; seed, Sl0!Sl.
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New Orleans Affairs.

New ORLEANS; November 2j.-Wiliam
SCHOOL,. fireman on the steamship Bavaria,
fell overheard to-day, and was drowned.
Richard Ten Brock is at the ST. Charles
Hotel.
The Screwmens' Benevolent Association
celebrated its ninth anniversary to-day by
procession and 50 forth.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, November ?s.-The receipts during
the present week foot up about 400 head OF Cattle,
s25 Sheep, and 200 Hogs. Sales were made as fol-
lows:
BesC-Common, &c. r. D., gross fir 10 good s
0t!c. = ID. No strictly prime offered, last sales
being TIC. n h.
Shop --t;ommon, &c. z r., gross; fair to good,
Hogs.--Good, lesc. + 70, net prime. laic. 2 b.
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ToDAcco.-A Baltimore firm Of tobacco
dealer, have caused to be presented 10 the
Commissioner Of internal Revenue III argu-
ment in favor Of the repeal OF the export
stamp tax, consul and bonded warehouse
fees, &C., on tobacco, which they say is 50
excessive rs to prevent the export Of that
article, and they seek to get the Commits
sioner to cinbody III his report Il recon-
mcnd&tion to Congress TO repeal the laws
providing for the collection Of these taxes.
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The cabinet factory Of Joseph Walton &
Co., Walnut street. Philadelphia, was
damaged by fire Wednesday to the extent
# $4,000.
The reported offer Of General Jordan to
surrender to the Spanish forces some time
ago is confirmed, his object, as stated, being
- escape with his fcllow-Americans. who
were always forced in front in every fight,
from the almost certain humiliation which
awaited them.
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The British, Territorial Troubles.

CHICAGO, November 25.-Thc Red River
rebel: have taken possession Of the Hudson
Bay Companv's stores.
OTTAWA, CASADA, November 25.-The
commanders oil volunteer organizations are
rendering their services for the Red River
war
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y ~
ment aud It's careful selection Of risks.
OFFICERS:
"; G; GARRPPISGT0S, pres!den sti,..
3 D H +; ESS Msp ssc nsen-Fs'
J. j. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary;
B. c. HARTs00K, Cashier;
{; + S%iT Tass Medical Advisers;
PRorEssoE 2. Il. saITH, Actuary:
D. p. "a CKLER Consulting Actuary;
JAMES L. WOLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies
u,v 7s,Acs DiafG GGoReE $. PALMER,
4 ". . G. &c cihRR1SGToN, WV. u. pALMTR,
!. 7. S T3KE% WI y y 6 ST TIN t4k,
Join {. EDWARDS, JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
DAN'L j. HARTSook.
This company has met with a success beyond all
parallel In life in;nrans. and ,ffcrs TO The =. south r
and surpasss d by none In existence.
Ii advises the payment IF all cash premiums bo-
cause then dividends viii continuity decrease
each next payment. until nothing will be required,
md the policy my be source OF income. nnt u
viii allow on third han on anticipating policies;
Parties who fail to Ply All cash pdemi"s Wolf nnt
likely to decrease and that In crest Is To be paid
annually on al looms not absorbed by DIVIDENDS.
It requires no nctes Tor loans of the part OF pre-.
,uinnls hut endorses the loan It's policies until
absorbed ny dividends or policy IS payable. :,
pnr ss arc ap "on-orIei,Sic and the right OF per-
tics guar nteed on the race Of the policy AZ part OF
the contract.
Il has the following valuable features which no
ether comp my gives Th' late war t'usht many the
penalty nj beIrg separated from the hoIr once W
having their past payment forfeited. This COM
nanv guards against this in her policies. ana IN
event OF scparain from its office bv any inter-
vention. guarantees to such al the right Oh non,
forfeiture. paid-up policy. surrender value. ana
Reinstatement, rs though there had been no suce
Iervcning cause.
ment Il brings money to our people--keeps money
with our people. Then, ~hy should they continue y
which can rs e.siy, Us safely. rs probably, be
peat al home? :,
The PIEDMONT AND Arlington asks al
Who wish TO insure to comp re It's rates terms,
progress. with any company. and feels eounoen1
its merits will equal any other company's.
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so,,.F, Carolina LEGISLATURE.

CoLrME1A, S. c., November 25.-The
Senate to-day ado0ted q report refusing
State aid TO any railroad.
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The Eyomen's Suffrage Convention.
CLEVELAND. ONO, November 2j.-The
Women's Suffrage Convention met to-day.
It organized by the election Of Rev. Henry
Ward Bcecbcr president.
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Tobacco Markets.
Louisville, KY.

NOVEMBER o2.-The market during the past
week h1S - h!h!tpd dcrided 1rmnesa. aud. consi-
tipripv tha 1Irn:t receipts the "fcrncs have been
fulv M IN The OK tatlnn 81 dealers. Prices INV
exhibited unvarving frmuess, with an advancing
tendency and holders confident OF more f,vora-
lie quotations, have not pressed stocks upon ouy-
crs.
CINCINNATI, o.
NOVEMBER c3-The market continues firm
With Iiclt supply and light r"ccutS. 3ndtn active
demand There was none offered to-day, rs usual.
LYNCnBURG, VA.
NOVEMBER 2t.-Inspcctcd las' week ending l2th
November 3 hog heads; inspected this week, end
ing 2Oth November. Ii hogsheads; increase over II
wrck II horsheads Sold as Ioo>,. last week, 50 0
ms eoI!as loose TITS week, es, 700 u.s.. increase
aver last week 200 s. Receipts are as yet quite
SrraII of all rrrdes FUSED no doubt hy the rol''
a"i ,irr weather II his been almost impossible
for pl"ntcrs t" get their toba"co In order tn nun
de. The market remains active, and prices RUE
about former quotations.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Trouble i'm tl.c Public schools I'm
NgnSs,in~fnn


The trouble alluded to in our tc'" ram Is
thus cXrE' ned b. 4 correspondent il Ia,
Baltimore <rn:
On Monday last daughter Of Rev. Sell"
Martin. pr TOR Of the Fiftccnfh-Str"ct Pre-.
hvtcYiGn church. presented herself to the
"modcl school," taught by Miss Moves.
with ticket Of admission stoned by GEORGE
+. Nashor. n colorcd trustee for the first
district. The girls father being a bright
muatto and the mother almost white. the
negro blood was not nj first discovered, anG
the scholar was accepted.
\ few moments afterwards Miss Moves
discovered that the child was colorcd. and
sent for Mr.. j. s. Brown. one Of the sub
board of the trustees. who sent the Gi'l
home. md then went to sec Mrs. Martin.
and advised her not to send the child 10 the
school. The Gub-hoard subsequently, had
meeting. and determined that the Girl
shout hn considered suspended until thc
corporation attorney could give m cninion
on The subject. This moruin" Martin 70
appeared WITH She Girl. ard talked to the
trachcr in very hOSicTArS manner. ilC
"}lmS 10 he supported bv Mayor Bowen an$
Corporation Attorney Cook, and says h"
went he issue tn he made in this case. The
trustees cay hat the attendance Of the gi"'
before tn" question is definitely settled will
hovc dcnoralizinc effect upon all tho
schools in he District.
Mayor Bowen, it * understood. c|Hime
that the actual admission of the child hv
the teacher. although She was not aware ot
her race. now neceSsitates her remaining in
the school, The subject has created gre1'
deal IF excitement among parents an'
scholars. sri il will probably he met by IL"
action Of til" school trustees in special meet
ing. Miss Moves, the teacher Of the school.
is from Boston. and has no antipathv to the
colorcd race buf when she asccrtained the
presence Of her African scholar she con-
Sidcrcd it her duty to inform the trustees,
and TO leave the matter entirely in their
hands. The trustees had another meeting
this afternoon, but no definite conclusion
was reached.
Martin himself does not receive much
symDathv. The white people of course Oh
nct to his movement. while the coloro"
pcoplo say it i with him = question Of caste,
and that rs his child is nearly white he con-
siderS her above a>SOrntion with black Dco-
pie. and wants to force her upon the whites.
rJust 50. Martin thinks white pcoDl"
better than negro. You will seldom tnd
4 negro who doesn't think SOL
Letters from Ohio, rrce< cd in tn, Guy,
leave no room for doubt that the six indie
pendent members ~ the Legislature elected
from the Cincinnati district have determined
to act with the Democrats, which will give
the latter the minority on Joint ballot.
thereby sccuringthc rejection nfthe fifteenth
amendment, and rcndcrin" Shcrman'S and
| Delano'> nrctcnsions 10 the United states
! senatorial succession altogether abortiye.-
| Washington lcttcr-BGltm0rc Gazette.
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EsEEss,

ON Wednesday morning the 9th instant. Of
NATHAN MILTON, only son or
Wilton r and Caroline Woollcy, aged four years
even moath, and five d1y:.
The relatives aud friends OF the iami y IRE ~
.Ilci to attend the funeral on FhIDAN huIt y
Ne NEXT ut II O'Clock, at his parents RESI-
;cnce. corner Clay and hcnncy streets (aboTc
buchanan Spring..
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GET THE BEST.
THE BEST STOVE OUT.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Au
n persons holding claims against the estate Of
the fate Alexander Dudley, deceased, are uoti-
and those Indebte1 arc
to make prompt pay mcnt TO the undersigned. Any
friend who may have in his possession papers or
other valuablcs belonging to said estate Will con-
Ter a favor, us well as do an act of justice, by
making known the fact and delivering Up The same
TO S. +. HARDWOOD, Administrator.
Address King and Queen Courthouse, Va.
no 2i-eodGtf
NJ ORTHERN PCTATOEs.-1,G GOO barrels
IN PEACH-BLOWS and PRIh CE ALEEfT's
OF superior quality and flavor. Also, ten 1rkins
prime GOSHEN BUTTER. For sale by
SIMPSON, BASS i Co,
corner Fourteenth and Cary streets.
no si-lw
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co-ctpn Slarket,-lyY TEIECRAPH1 I.

LONDON SnvemDcr :5-EnOn.-Cons"ls s:+
Emitted state. boud-. s3i. Sugar, ass. Cd GJ9'. o..
creased In the Bank Of England tlol. 900.
LrvErpooL. November IS oon.-Cctton
steady: urlauds linuid Orl"nls. lltIll'd. a;
es imatcd sales To- QOJ bales. Red Western Wheat,
8. ~. Lard, 7!s.
closed ercady: uplands. ND. :: Orleans, llad.
sales, IL bales, including 5000 for export and
speculation.
PARIS, November 25.--Bourse opens quiet ;
rentcs, IF. 55c.
PhrIS. November 25.-The specie In the Bank
Of France has decreased i, ,0oOf.
Tl.vRE, November 25.-Cotton opens quiet and
steady.
HAYRE. November 2J-Erening. cotton closed
quiet tres ordInairt, on the spot. 1854.
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ITO THE BONDHoLpERs OF TIE
VIEGlS1A AND ENE ES Sc RAIL
kOAD.-I have hscn appointed agent Ito to fuNn
GINA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD, and I
Shall open the books for funding the anne al the
banking house OF Mrssrs Thomas Branch x CO..
MORNING the Esd, and sh Il! remain in the cit.
The remainder of the week.
Persons holding these coupons " Ill please call
for inform alton or flding.
CHARLES W. sTATHAM,
noo,4t< Funding Agent.
AIR.-500 bushels PLhSTEREES'
Ill HAIR for sale by uULST i KING,
&c &c ll22 Main street.