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ITALY.
Cnh0.

HAVANA, November 9.-The cholera pre-
walls here. The yellow fever has appeared
at Puerto Principe.
A steamer from Spain has arrived with a
battalion of troops.
New York, November 9.-Tbe Tribune
this morning says: "The Cuban Junta1,
we are glad to say, has been re0rganized,
with Mr.. Miguel Albania, the wealthiest OF
planters, and Mr.. Hilario Cisyeros, re-
iation of Salvador CisYeros, and the Mar
quis of Santa Lucia, among its members.
Upon the new Junta the Cubans seem
agreed to be agreed, which is one point
gained. It's admitted business character
appears to be another point"
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domestic Murkets-rBY TELEGRApHl.

NEW YORK, November o-Noon.--Stocks I'M
Short, loss. Gold, TIA. 5-2os, go, Coupons llss
Tennessee ssExccouposns co., new ST wiG
lima 6's-OId, 45; new, SO.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat slightly favors
dull. Cotton heavy at 25ic. Turpentine firm at
47c. Rosin dull good strained, $40. Freights
quiet.
State, $5.1o@s5 80 common to fair extra south
ern, $s.sO@ss.4o Wheat-Spring shade hrmer
with good export demand winter ter he ss ana
s.a .25@s2o.5o. Lard q shade firmer; kettle, lI!a
lssc. Whiskey, s1.o1@s1.o5; Rice In fair request
At 5@sc Sugars steady; Coffee dull. ~ M9lass ss
Freights irm: cotton. per steam, s@--Ie.
lossGios. Gold dull at lsfi: Stocks strong. Coy
ernments closed steady 5-2o's, 'e2, lisa. South
ern securities dull.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Cotton quiet at ?5fc.
Flour dull buyers demand lower rates, but prices.
though weaker, are nominally unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn-White, old. Si.o5 new, CSC. Oats,
Whisky dropping ' at sios. Virginia s,s-oId,
a. 1865, So lS67's, 40 bid coupons, DID, 81 asked
CINCINNATI, November o.-Provisions dull and
nothing doing. New Mess Pork held at s3l; there
Is little old In market. Bacon-Shoulders, lttc.;
| clear sides, l9sc. Lard, old and new, l6ic.
LOUISVILLE, November Corn, SIC. Tobacco
| firm. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork, $3l Whts-
key quiet
| WILMINGTON, N. @, November 9-spirits tur-
pentlne fair at 42342lc. crude, 81. 70
sin steady at S1.5o@$1.571 strained, So So
Cotton quiet at 23sc.
NEW ORLEANS, November s.-COtton active
and easier at 23s23tc sales, 900 bales receipts
Molasses easier; prime, SO@s3c. Gold, 1888. New
York sight, par.
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BURNING OF THEATRE IN MONTANA
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AND HEAVY LOSSES IN
THE WEsr.-Helena, Ma, November S.-A
tire broke out to-day in the Variety Theatre.
Nothing was saved. The IRE spread across
s.,YeIlings. Total loss, So, 900. The wind
was blowinga gale at the time. but fortu-
nately towards the hills, and the town was
saved.
Cleveland, November s.-A fire occurred
at O'clock sunday morning ON the prem
ises occupied by G. Bradburn d Co., whole
sale grocers. loss about $4,000; fully in-
sGrcd.
Chicago, November 1.-THE planing-milI,
sash, door, blind, and bracket factory OF
Alderman S. j. Russell, Nos. 6S, 20, ~. "a,
and 76 Fulton street, west division, were
completely destroyed by ire this morning.
Loss, ,000; no insurance. This is the
third time the place has been burned ont
within q year.
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Various Items.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The State
Department has Chinese adrices endorsing
Burlingame.
yard.
Judge Dent, of Mississippi, is here:
Commissioner Delano attends the Macon
(Ga.) Fair. oo
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600. There was full Cabinet meeting to-
day except Postmaster-General Creswell.
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BURNING OF HOTEL IN VERMoNT-ONE
PERSON KILLED AND NINE INJURED.-Bur-
Etngton, IT., November S.-The Lake House
and Noyes's Block were destroyed by ire
this morning. Loss, $4,000; mostly in
sured. A man named j. d. Fisk was fatally
injured, and nine others more or less in
jured, by the falling Of wall. The en-
ployeGs Of the hotel lost all their clothing,
and the guests considerable portion of
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
/. Fisk. ar.. q, oI, 4 CrusatIe,

New YORK, November 9.-The Herald
this morning says g Fisk has gone up the
Erie road to solve the difficult problems Of
wages and strikes. He takes with him a
following of buffers, bummers, shoulder.
hitters, eye.gougers, and other experts OF
the sort. We await the result OF this little
piece of private war with commendable pa
fionpo - ,7Eszs .r1EaE+.h
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STEAMERS.


DOR NORFOLK, PORTS-sltTsne
Z MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR - 80
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES R1VER;-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
JOHN SYLV E S II E X,
Captain q. G.. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the 2boVe-nqmgo
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anu I nj
DAYS, ut O. O'Clock 4. H., ard returns on Iues-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
North. -. -,
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, 8. 50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturdays,
from IL NJ. to 61 p. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings Oh
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river ut reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
F'reights for way-landings must be prepaid:
Apply TO l.. u: IaIUM. AEehht.
sc 81 once steamers "llal1.
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Concord, November S.-The burglars who
robbed the National Bank and the Savings
Bauk ut WolfSboro', n. H., on Saturday
carried off about So, 900 in available funds,
several thousand being on private deposit.
\ reward Of 81, 900 is offered for the arrest
Of the burglars.
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BAILkoAD ACCIDENT AMP Loss OF LIFE
Cleveland, November S.-A special from
Mount Vernon, Ohio, says that on Sunday
freight train on the Sandusky, Mansfield
and Newark railroad was thrown from the
track near that place, badly smashing the
engine and ten ears. Conductor James
Gilzart was so injured that he lived but one
hour. The fireman was severely hurt, but
will probably recover. The engineer was
also Slightly injured.
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EARTHQUAKES IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
Ne,c York, November S.-A private dis
patch received by cable says: ''On the 9th
of October severe earthquake occurred ut
Manila. All the houses were shaken, a
portion of the city walls fell, and there were
many accidents, but no Europeans were
killed."
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INUNDATIoN IN YUCATAN-A WHOLE Town
DEsTRoYED.-NertQa, Yucatan, October rs,
rtd HaUQnG. November S.--A disastrous
inundation occurred in the vicinity of this
city, causing heavy damages to property
and the loss of several lives. The town Of
inQililchae was completely destroyed, The
and lodged in the highways. The food, at
the last accounts, was subsiding.
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ACCIDENT ON THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
RoAD-FIvE PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL
lSJUEED.-The Cheyenne (Wy) AryuS OF
October 80 has the following:
'.On the Union Pacific railroad, between
Evanston and Wasatch, the express train
from the east got off the track, and IN
engine was dispatched 10 assist the train
upon the track and put it under motion.
As the engine was about to be started back
ward, the freight train from the west came
laundering around sharp curve in the
road, coming III collision with the engine,
and resulting in the death OF i've persons on
the train and ipjuring many more. One
little child was badly scalded, and quite
number of persons had limbs broken and
were otherwise injured"
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A western national bank q few days since
sent to the Redemption Bureau of the
Treasurer's Office a package of mutilated
currency marked $4,000. The female
counter discovered that the package was
$3.50 short, Without leaving her desk she
called for the chief Of the division, and de-
two Others in his and her presence. This
was done, and her count sustained. She
then demanded to be searched, which was
complied with, and none of the old stuff,
as it is called, being found, the bank was at
once charged with the $3.50 Short Wash-
,ngton letter az Sun.
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Foreign DIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. November acknowledgements, Est
United States bonds, s35.
PARIS. November o-Noon.-Bourse opens quiet
rentes, III. &c.
HAvRE November a.-Foon.-Cotton opens
quiet both on the spot and atloat.
LIVERPOOL, November 9-NoOn.-Cotton dull /;
uplands, ll6d. Orleans. I'D; estimated sales,
goo bales. Trio octOck.-Flour, 22s. Cd: Wheat
Red western, IS. cd. red winter os. Id. @9s. 2b.
LIVERPOOL, November s-Erentng.-
sales 5000 bales, including 1000 for export and
speculation. Red western wheat, ss. Id Turpen-
tine, 27s. Cd.
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CnyEECTsOSERrES.

TUST RECEIVED
y IS barrels RED MOUNTAIN APPLES, very
20 boxes LEMONS, to be sold at very low
10 barrels of HAVANA ORANGES, large size
T f5SsTft, rATsuP, in nve-gallon kegs y
''''' 1IM0NDs, SARDINEs, OYSTERS.
I am receiving new additions to my stock by
every steamer have On hand "a very aTgs aaS
TOYS. Ny own manufactured CANDIES and
CAKES are too numerous to mention. Give me
a call.
no 10 c. zIN1NrER. 1913 Main street.
A PPLEs, APPLES, APPLEs.-Fifty
n barrels 'WINEsAP. APPLES In store tor
sale by JOINER SLATER,
no lost 1924 Main street.
lust RECEIVED IN ADDITION TO
y my large stock
: t tsss M fEhKkEks sf fkRFhs.
so boxes NEW RAISINS,
boxes BAKERS cocoa, >,,,r
cases LEMON SUGAR,
cases FARINA,
=, gross cones G Ia TN ,xnv
5000 CIGARS (choice brands,
8 Dozen dozeGiI n e HAMS,
for sale low. W. W. TRlBBEIT,
mos lll2 Main street.
TIRST OF THE SEASON NEW
L CROP SMYRNA FIGS, RAISlNS, &c.
100 drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS,
SO boxes NEW-CROP MALAGA RAIS1NS-
whole, half, and quarter boxes;
10 barrels prime CRANBERRlES, only zoe.
NEW CUCUMBER PICKLES, in half bar
rcls
gross COS,S GEL ATINE; just received for
sale by LOUIS J. BOSSIEUN,
oc 20 Confectioncr, 1872 Main street.
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Cattle plague i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 9.-Forty cattle at
Pfeiffer's distillery have died of plague. The
cattle are all natives, and were never eX-
posed to contagion. Effortsare being made
to prevent the spread of the disease.
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Loss OF LIFE on LAKE MIcHIGAS.-Chi-
cago, November S.-The schooner Titan,
with cargo of wheat, was wrecked III the
gale on the morning Of the 9th near Rent
water, Lake Michigan. Eight lives were
lost. No further particulars.
Detroit, November S.-The bark Naomi,
ashore near Maniton, Lake Michigan, is u
totarloss.. The captain, wife, and one sea-
man, were drowned.
The bark City of gainesville, coal-laden,
is ashore, full of water, in the same yici-
nifty. She may be saved. The crew are safe.
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FOR NEW YORK. fSss
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP r asszs=ss!sssssS
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, n IA GA Il A, Abe
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New 4ork ier
Norfolk City Point and Richmond, every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at .
o'clock p. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, nj high tide.
These Ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda-
tions. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers 1or all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices OIL TINS
company. - ,,,x
n. L. MCCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street. New York
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Mrs. POLLARD IN A New CHARACTER
We understand that the hotel formerly
known as the Herndon House isto be open
ed shortly under new management, with
new name, and conducted rs stylish first
class establishment in every respect. We
hear that il is being fitted up in 4 really
sumptuous manner, and that the proprietor,
Mrs Edward A. Pollard, is to make it to
Washington what the st. James and the
Hoffman House are to New Iork.-Wdsh-
Iu1tOu Star
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LIME.


DOCkLAND LIME.-30O barrels just
LII received In store, and l, 200 barrels expected
in u few days.
no4 AS. LEE.
r IME, LIME, LIME.-WILSON'S
LfSUP ERROR VIRGINIA LIME.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.-Having
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
In tie United States constructed on the most ap-
proved plan, WE INTEND TO UNDERsELL
THE NORTHERN LIME, ard we Invite atten-
ton TO this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE Tho stone
barrels are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LIME win be delivered at
all points on James river and the canal, slnked
or In quick state. ct the lowest rates.
W. G.+TURPIN & Co.., Manufacturers,
Rockville, Botetourt county Va.
Address DILLON & ELLETT,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
DC l-3m Richmond, Va
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SMALLPOX among the INDIANS.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Advices from
Fort Benton say the smallpox is raging
among the Indians.
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soutb Carolina state Fair.

COLUMBIA, s. c., November 9.-The State
Fair-the first since the war-opens here
tomorrow. Crowds are in attendance from
all parts Of the State.
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Foreign News.

SPAIN.
MADRID, November 9.-General Prim
stated in the Cortes that Topete's resigna-
ton was owing to his opposition to the
Duke of Genoa. Topete still adhered TO
his resolution, but would aid Prlm IN the
discharge of his official duties.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, November 9.-The physicians
report that Victor Emmanuel is out OF dam
ger.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 9.-The city is entirely
tranquil this evening.
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Shipments of Wheat from California.
SAN Francisco, November 9.-Twenty
full cargoes of wheat were shipped for Eng
land during October. The October exports
were $4,000 sacks of wheat and $4,000
be IF hoI,r
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Postal AFFAIRS IN YIRGINIA.-Office at
Forest Depot, Bedford county, is reSstab-
lishcd, and William Fl. Rupp appointed
postmaster. Office at Failing Springs,
Greenbrier county, is discontinued; papers
should now so to Lewisburg. i, yelling
ton Hobbs is appointed postmaster at
HobbS's Ferry, Giles county, Uice T. j.
Hobbs, declined. Edward A. Mills is APP
pointed postmaster at Bland Courthouse,
Bland county, uice Mary Z. Lowe, resigned.
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ANOTHER NIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN WASH.
1yG1ox AND RICHMOND. - Arrangements
have been completed on the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas and the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for running a night train
from this city to Richmond. 1t is expected
that this arrangement will go into effect on
or about the 10th instant. Sleeping cars
will he attached to each train, and there
will be no change Of cars between the two
cities. This arrangement is one most de-
voutly to be wished for, aud will be hailed
with satisfaction by travellers to and from
this city Washington Republican.
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vTRGTNIA.' NEWS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. --On Sunday morn
ing, near Bonsack's depot, on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, John Mcdaniel, q
colored band. was killed by being run over
by q freight train. One train had stalled on
an upgrade and another had run into it..
John was sent back with light to warn a
third train which was coming. Being ia
tisued, he sat down on the track, placing his
lamp where it was not seen by the APP
preaching train, which ran over him and
killed him. The trains were all freight
trains.
REcoyEry.-The Rev: William II. Foote,
ID. D., of Romney, w. Va, who has been
iii (and at one time 1t was feared seriously
for two weeks past, at the residence Of c. G.
Wexford, Esq, in this place, has been again,
we are glad to say, restored to health, and
leaves to-day for his home. DR.. Foote Is
one Of the oldest divines in the Virginia
Synod. fredericksburg Herald.
Four inches of snow at Covington, Va,
on Sunday night.
The Confederate monument at King
George Courthouse mas been completed.
and the name of every fallen son inscribed
on the proud shaft dedicated to liberty and
heroism. The dedicatory services will take
place on Tuesday the 10th, on which occa-
sion one Of Virginia's orators, Beverly
B. Douglass, will deliver the address,
Fredericksburg Herald.
This community will learn with unfeign-
ed regret that DR.. f. Preston Wexford con-
templates an early removal to that great
absorbent Of Fredericksburs's moral worth,
enterprise, and industry, the city of Men,
phis. DIR. Wexford will leave for his new
engagement the present week.-Ffedertcks-
burg Herald.
John NJ. Stanley, charged with The killing
Of Jacob Sherer In Staunton, some time
since, was acquitted before the circuit court
of that county on Saturday. 1t will be re-
membered that the tragedy happened at 4
house Of prostitution, where Sherer ami
several companions had gone to surprise
some one. In the act Sherer was shot, and
Stanley was arrested and tried for having
fired the fatal shot.
The Rev. John Bayley, member of
the Virginia Annual Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church South, widely known as
the author Of Confessions of Converted
Infdel, and other works, who has been alb
sent in England for several years, returned
to this country week before last, and
preached in Cumberland-Street Methodist
church on last Sabbath evening to large
congregation.-Norfob Vargtnian.
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Rye.-ll2 bushels yerv good at $1.033.
-HeGl.-White, new, Il bushels ut Sl.le.

RE~EAHIBITED. -
Whedt.-White. 40 bushels. Red, 13s bushels.
CorH.-Mixed, 46 bushels. .tt.
Rye.-2 bushels.
REMARKS offerings of Wheat on Change TO-
day Ss4 bushels white and ,a5o bushels red, OF
which 40 bushels white and 1873 bushels red were
reexhibited, and 44o bushels white and L 44o bush
els red were sold-leaving over II! bushels white
and 10 bushels red. Market active and steady a
the rates ruling for several days past.
Corn fairly active without change in quotations
Oats in good demand and unchanged in price.
Rye moderately active and shade lower.
small lot OF new white Corn damp sold at soc
The arrivals of new Corn are very small.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND ri
LONDONDERRY & XII IL

LONDONDERRY. sSzzSlSg-srSS,
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorite Clyde-built passenger steamers are in
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90. North river, ut II O'Clock NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY ::
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
375.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, sleo.
Steerage TO Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
S35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $751;
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg Havre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
tain. $500
For further information apply at the company's
offices. No. Bowling Green, New York, TO HEN
DERsoN BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM Q. DUNHAM & CO, Agents.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH sFRas
L MoND AND NoRFoLKS AM-aSssssase sssss
GREEN, composing this line, win leave Philadel-
phla every SAfURnAY,a and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk ut mo:
derate rates; also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
staterooIp, IS. w. 2. PORTER, Agent.
NH q Once, No. 2a25 Dock street.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND <rsas.
QUEENSTOWN. AEeS
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown: ...SlOo W
Steerdge, Payable IN Currencg.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 81 w
PASSAGE By TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX ::
7 ivernno) or Queenstown ipoldl .....,S 80 90
TIilifiy ipoIdl ....,...........,..,. 20 90
ST Johu,s " r. by branch steamer (goldi.. 40 90
Steerage, Payable In Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ............,..,.S 50 w
Ualifax ...,,.......,, Is 90
st. JOINTS, n. F., by branch steamer..... 80 90
Tickets sold to and from England Ireland, and
the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information apply ut the Company's
Offices. JOHN &. DALE, Agent,
IL Broadway, New York or TO
q .DIIN !. N e CO Al.entS
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HRAPE-VINESO OF THE FOLLOWING
W varieties and of very superior quality for sale
at reduced prices, rs the ground they occupy must
be cleared-viz., CONCORD, IVES. IONA, Is
RAELLA, DELAWARE, ADIRoNDAC, End
SALEhI-all two and some three years old, and all
JOHN J. WERTH,
i DC sS-I2t hox 3e5, Richmond. Va.
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NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, <4TS
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving ssSssszlEEzSss.s.
pier a North river every Saturday
FRANCE: QUEEN, HELNETIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 and S75, currency.
Steerage passage, $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
s37 in currency.
SIeeragc passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
terdam, and Havre, Si5, III currency.
Tor further particulars, apply ut the offices of
the company, GO Broadway, +. w. j. HURST,
WILLIAM c. DURHAM & CO., Agents.
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VTILLIAM G. DUNHAM d CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OFFICE Box 54.
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STEAMBOATesals

i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE aSsssssy@ ssfs7k
OF MARYLAND ind -Chearf
rniiable. and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West. Tri-weekly line TO Balti-
more, making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No REINSTATEMENT OF goods , Pc
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sA-
TUEDAY Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
freight received every day except Sundaysl up
to 7 0, clock z. M. These steamers have excellent
saloon, stateroom, and passenger aecommooatl9n
Fare Cd; rneals and Stateroom extra. For freight
or passage, apply 70
au 10 Commercial Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour Market.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Va, November ., l5ss.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-Whfte, se4 bushels. Red, 1850 bushels.
0orn.-White. aee bushels. Mixed, lo4 bushels.
Odts.-7A bushels. -
Rye.-2es bushels.
Hedi.-L bushels.
SALES.
WAeat.-Whltc go bushels very good onprivate
bushels Red, bushels common ut Sl.22S; CO
bushels very Inferior mt S1.10; LOG bushels fair a:
81. es4 bushels very good on private terms 2ss
bushels good at S1.30: 1873 bushels very good ut
sI.s23: L bushels common ct $I2o-total LAO
bushels.
C0Tn.-W hite, 12 bushels damp new ut ooc. DO
bushels weevi-eaten ut SI0s: l6t bushels prime on
private terms-total, 216 bushels. Mixed, &C BUSH
els good ut S1.07.
Oats.-45s bushels prime on private terms; lIo
bushels very good ut Sic. IS bushels at 56c-totsl
674 bushels.
RNe.-ll2 bushels very good NJ sl.Osl.