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RICHMOND VA, SATURDAY MORNlr

Hnninper II w. White. VIM. (colored)
Holmes George +. , Whitehead Rev. P.
Hogan r c. Williamson, j. ID.
Hunter J. & Co. winston, c.
Huffman T. r. Williams. Il. f.
IIuchrss S r. Wilson, George W.
Hunter j. Williams, Thomas p.
Hubert, Henry Williams a. H.
Humpston. ID. n. (2I Wills, j. Z.
Hunter, William j. Wiibert. L.
Iiyatt. William Woodail, George
Jarvis, GeorgeiWm. Wooding, J. NJ.
James. sam WOodlng, +.
Jarey Fl. 6. Woodland, K. l..
Jackson, Thomas Wren. II. q.
Jackson, Davy Young, L.
Jackson, Moses
INITIALS.
To the Clerk Of Ordinary; Agent Parker's Sew
ing-MachIne: The Newfown Mills; BelTidere
Manufacturing Company; Editor OF COMMERCIAL
PACKAGE.
Miss Polly Overton.
VESSELS.
J. Wilson, II. Parker, W. y. avery, Captain
l.. s. Bowen. Captain J. Caveler, Captain A: Y.
Casin, Captain b. F. Davis: Captain ". Errick-
son, Adclbert T. Soper, L. Jeffrey, S. s. Johnson,
f. G. Hall w. II. Penny. II. /. Wood. Captain
Yates. F.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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VOL. XXXVU.
LIST OFF LETTERS.

( IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
l ! REMAINING IN TIE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE NOVEMBER q. 1899.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 81. lscs.
Sun rises .......... 7.09 Moon rises. 90
Sun sets ........... 4.5l High tide. 1914
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, Harveys & VII"
lians.
Schooner James Jones, Jones, New York. Iron,
Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan'
disc and passengers, w. z. Porter.
Steamer Niagara Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. c. Durham Co.
Schooner G. L. fillmore, Corson. Savannah, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner G. II. Squire, Ttmmons, Pkiladelphia,
granite Crowell & Currte.
Schooner Hattie Coombs, jameson, Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowell & Currie.
Schooner George III. Bent Smith, New York
rfa james river, Crowell s. Currie. s-
et MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, November 26.-Arriyed steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. ..sa
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RIc!rMoyp AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co., ,

RICHMOND AND DASYILLE RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND. November 5, 1869.
THE TWENTI-SECOND ANNUAL
4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DANEILLE RflL-
ROAD COMPANY will he held in this city, mt the
Exchange Hotel, on the SECOND WEDNESDAY
In December ne It tSth) ut l. VI. -
The transfer book will be closed on the goth oil
November until after the meeting.
}. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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RICHARD MORTON, WILLIAM REED
CLARENCE L. JACKSON.
MORTON, REED & CO., No. 65 south
IYE Gay street, Baltimore. RAILWAY AND
MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES of every kind; Me-
tails, Machinery, Tools, &C.: Leather Betting and
Gum Goods; Car Springs, &C.; Lubricating Olls;
Brass Goods Bolts Nuts, &c. Sc 2I-eod3m
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NlruMONu AND YORK RIVEE
II &AlLkOAD LINE--FoH BALTIMORE,
Iii NORTH. AND NGRTHWESf--ClLiNG
ri sen. DCl E-DAILY ENCErT SUEDAlSl.
n, nd altrr TUESDAY, Slh o. June, passensers
tot H-ItHu.r" aId all points North aud North
vest v,l Tx tie l4ssenguJ train from the pct
o. t.. Eichmout and York River Railroad II
H!e@um2 scr Wsst Point. where they take tie
steamer AD&iEAL. Captain L. Z. FREEMAN,
9rhkN@EHEC. Captain j. Ii. fEEe&A&,-boIh
,",'> having been lui III irat-rato CCGer-rtachn2
t...s."rr H." following morning In Time 10 con-
"e.! "ta shc trains Tor Philadelphia, New ork,
=. li1r West. Erturung the Noats leave pier No.
= Irl;-Slrcct wuIrvCs. foot OF Barry street, daily
.e>rr.' Sundays at ) o'",nrE T.. NJ, passengers
~. r !E E.tLinoiid Ut 1915 L. NJ the follow na
&a} 80 time 20 connect with the express train
NJ" III "i~hIoul gad D1nyilg railroad for Dan
w" AND all Nn1a.s ou traU roaI; IrccnSho-o 20,
>+ls' ury, Chnrl~it &c, \. c.; Columtia, ). G.,
@Al all points South
SA>~E%GFE TRAIN
,.E,t Richmond daily except Sundaysi 1T
- lock =. VI. !nayrs Wcs. Point daily except
A'"ha2y&J ~ Ig:IC A. II.
l.IGMAS DOUAMFAD,
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RIcHaoSD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, October 0, 1859.
TXCU RSION AIN.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

On SATURDAY NEXT, 27th instant. the &C
CONI9IODATION TRAIN on rtlis road viii start
for Petersburg ut 3:!5 O'Clock Z. NJ. All who wish
10 avail themselves Of the opportunity can 60 on
that train and return to Richmond by train leav-
ing Petersburg ut : O'Clock a. NJ. or by the re-
gular trains ut $50 and $50 \. NJ. on Monday.
Fare for the round trip, 81.
Tickets not transferable.
day. j. Ii. WOoDCOoh,
Oc T-Th&S General Ticket Agent.
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TGEASURER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,f
RICHMOND, November 10, lSO9.
N-OTICF.-The annual meeting OF the
~ Stockholders Of this Company VIII be hela ht
statrsI between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
TUESDAY the 81 tn instant, at IL O'CLOCK VI.
The books of transfer will be closed from thls
date until after The day. meeting.
'''''> NJ ". HARRINGTON,
ro1s ,d Treasurer
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-A few bar
y rels just received. VARNIsHES OF superior
aAAi'''' - 1A Ps{dRCELL, LADp q CO.,
oeu al .fa pruagtsts.
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Queen star OF the South. and Eminent Comedial
ROSE. and HARRY WATKINS.
lNRs. CHARLES HOWARD.l
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TARNVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

Z .-n.,,,
This institution win be re-opened THURSDAY,
October 81 1889. The Principal. who has bad as
extensive experience In The conduct OF Il FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. Will spare no efforts
10 promote the intellectual. moral, and physical
development Of her pupils.
The expenses OF this school are regulated to suit
the exigences OF the times
Terms per session Of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks each, ending june %, 1870:
Board including lights, washing and fuel. -. slso
Tuition In academic rtmenI............... 20
rrniti,n I'm nrfu1ary dcDartmeI,t ,...,........ 80
Lain. French, and Spanish, each. ........... Is
Music on the piano, including vocal. ..-....... q
Use OF instrument. ..........................
payments one-hali In advance.
Pupils furnish their own towels and table nap
For further information, circulars viii be sent
'I Nff S. Il. NOTTINGHAM, Farmvtlle. Va.
REFERENCE: The Trustees Of the College.
oc lS-5m
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2itlmoud 1lspahlr.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH'
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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FORM OF PROXY.

RICHMOND AND DASv1LLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Eao,c all men by these presents: That -,
rho undersigncd do hereby constitute and appoint
49, attorney - for - and In -. name
10 vote on all questions that may be brought before
thr meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond
and Dnuyiilc Railroad Company to held at -,
on - the - day of -. or at any ADJOURNED
meeting thereof, hereby ratifying all me acts ot
- said attorney In the premises, fully Us Ii
-wcrc present and voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have hcreunto affixed
-. hand this - day Of -: nnS-eodl"
Vbi0and EHg1tirer and Eraminer copy.
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AMUsEMENTs. a
DICHMoND THEATRE.

EXTRAORDINARY-F a
FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
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WOOD AND COAL,

GOAL AND WOOD.-Persons sending
I me orders for COAL will please state whether
they want coal for CRATES, furnaces, or stoves or
%IfT CJtL for Morning Glory and Basc-Burnlng
stoves, rs have coal for all purposes.
CHARLES II. PAGE,
Seventh and Grace streets and
m 9T Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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Box sheet for sale OF reserved seats viii be opcr
on SATURDAY MORNING at the bookstore o.
Messrs. West & Johnston.
TERMS LIBERAL: Dress Circle, SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS: Parquettc. FIFTY CENTS; Up
nrr Tier, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. no 26-3t
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I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST-OFF1CE No
LADIES: LIST
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.

Abbott, James Miller, j. ID.
Atkinson, l.. ID. McTyrc, j. IL.
Bradley. j. H., Esq, Miller, ID. j..
Burton. r. J. PerduG, j. X. t2l
Brand r, W. III. Payne. Is. ID.
Blankenship, 4. }. Perry, j.
Davis, j. r. Rcuolds, Colonel r. F.
Flournoy. X. D. Swartz. NJ. t2)
Gammons, A. w. ~ Smith. T.. Is.
Harrison, James Fl. Sims, Jordan
Haur, William Shepherd Jack
jefferson, Augustus Spain, j.
Leakins, Albert Tucker, 4.
Long Nelson y. Taylor, A. II. NJ.
Mckcnncy. c. l.. Wcatherford. J. W.
McRac. 4. :. (2) Wcisiyer. T. b.
Morris, George B. Wright, Il.
McCloud, John .--
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
DON-TON SURPRISES.

ID - ! -
We have received from the manufacturers a
small lot OF these new and surprising BOXES OF
CONFECTIONERY. They are said TO contain,
besides nice assortment Of CANDY, some artt-
Gle, of JEWELRY, which alone could not be
bought for double the price of BOX, CANDY, and
SURPRISE. Among the articles are Orotdc Gold
Watches, Gents ScarfPins, Studs, sseeye-Buttons,
Earnings, Breastpins, Charms, Watch Chains.
&C., &c. Retail price, Csc. A liberal discount
allowed to the trade. Orders promptly flled.
Call and supply yourselves at
ANDREW PZZINI & CO.'S,
noe so7 Broad street.
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NOTICE 10 SUlPrERS. Ssl-1Il

NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS. csS.En-
.saMs...tsss.- ssss,s .s-sss.
mo JAMES EINEH TOWING AND TRANS
rIl1TATIDN COMPANY are prepared To exc
.,.,S TOWING and LIGHTERlNG TOBACCO.
SALT, and all other MERCHASDlSE, 1 1LuM.
~ Norfolk, aud all landings on James river.
go JOHN y. HARVEY, President,
Commercial Block; or 10
JAMES /. EIDD1CE, Secretary.
y. :. LEFFLEE. Agent,
Office No. 2ol6 Dock
N.tr9ctu Twentieth and T"cnty-flrst streets.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER II, ]
Sun rises. .......... TOO Moon rises......
Sun sets ,,....... 4.5l High tide.
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DIARIES AND ALMANACS for 1870 in

ITO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
SCHOOL-BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
wholesale and retail, at JOHN II. WALsH'S, No.:
.ls Broad street. just received. fresh supply OF
SCUOOL-BOOkS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY. which viii he sold ut very low
prices Great Inducements TO TEACHERS. The
current literature Of the day kept on hand, and
books received as soon as published. se1
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These distinguished artists will be supported by
n FIRST-C CLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY and
an efficient orchestra. They ask public attention
to the following REPERTOIRE OF GRAND
DRAMATIC NOVELTIES,
comnencing MONDAY MIGHT, November 2s.
TRODDEN DOWN;
Or.
UNDER TWO FLAGS,
to be followed during the week by
N0rah O'Seil Or, True to the Last.
Pioneer Patriot Or Maid of the War-Path.
Hidden Hand: Or, Virgins As She Was.
Caught ut Last; Or. Nothing stops Her.
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Henry; Richmond Harry G.; Reilly John b;
Risley Z; Robinson J & Son; Rdg way job n
H; Rhein James; RoeenthaS L; Reilly Phil X;
Rivers Parker T; Rhodes Vim E.
S-Samuele AMahiIe; Schaeider Adam;
StahHenberg Adam Scalman Charles; Smith;
SwaIts Christ; Scavey Daniel S; Spauldlng
Edward E; Spicer E L; Smith E; Starring
land Geo A; Shield Geo w; Smith Granville
w; Sommer H; simpson Henry L; Stewart II
L Hon; Smith H X: Suttsn Jedmes; Solyer
Julius; Sheehun John L; ScagSs James s;
Scott James +; Stahs Gen; Shurper James
s; Simms James; Schmidt Joseph ShIck Jacob;
Smith Morgan l. Gen; Sheldon w. Shaffer X
J; sherman H; Suain Samuel: Stafford Il
Col; steele y MI Semmervilie Thomas f:
Sweeny Thomas; Stewart w E; Smith T l.
T-Taylor Charles: Tilton Daniel; Tcmlin
Isaac; Turney l. J s; Turner John W Gen:
Taylor b; Thoners X q; Tolliver Reuben;
Turner Samuel; Taylor Walter HIS
Il-uHderwood q X Col
V-Viles Albert II; Van Burer B Il: Vowles
ID w DIR: Van Hook EbpEezer.
W-Wattrs A S: Wetherill Alfred: Wbeelock
Williams Chas; Wilson Charlie NJ; Webber
Earnest T; Welsh Chas; Wolf Ferdinand;
Wypne G. w 2; Wynne Geo; Watts Geo r;
walters II; Wright Hiram; Weaver &c; Wood :
talk John; Wilcox II Prof; WhitAherst j;
Wilson r Rev; Wood John; Wells John e.:
WiHfer Lewis; Woodbridge N; Williams X;
Watson Robert; Wanseg-r Ruben: Wires : 8:
Wood Sidney Williams Thos; Whitney Wm;
Webster VIM Capt; Whits w NJ; Watts VIM
Y-Yates Il Co HOS.
Z-Zimnerman Frank; lander Z ID DIR.
MIsCFLLAEROUe.-Pre President Brtcklayer's
Union; Vernon; To Adj for I COOKS place;
washington Iron Works; II w.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

a-Atkinson clark; APPEL l.; Ayres Geo
5, Aux inson Geo Capt. Andries Il; Ash
AnLi-lIo Urabano, Allen Robert W. Abraham
Samuel; Anderson ThOs; Aiken WmJ.
B-Blessing A g: B-ekman Aug F; Bow
man A j. Brown w; Cozleii u; Braco u
Brelther L: Bradford H. Bringham II II;
Beane II u. Blum Heinrich; Be,zei Henry;
Barker Jas II; Barnacio J NJ; Bogard j p II;
Brooks James BLY, } T.; Birch ) Rev; Burns
James; Burr Joseph l.; BOYD L X: Bond 1. X;
Bryan Matthew Blum Il Morris; Barth Mich;
Boyle Pat; Bell Richard; Bryan X; Baker
Reuben; Brown Robt; Brown Saml H. ,; Burr
5 NJ; Briggs Stewart; Boyer T; Brooks L w;
Bell Thos A; Blackman Thos, :; Buckmin T;
Babcock w J; barnard w II H; Brettner W.
Boston W b; Brown W; Bean w H; Bold VIM.
FER: Collins b II 20 u Bsgley; Cornell Caas r:
Callahan T.; Campbell Colin; Courteils q :;
Greed A; Cross 4 5, Cousin Ferdinand; !;
Goyie Frsneisi Christopher Joseph; Copland
Creamer John; ConnOrd Jesse; ComIsh ] B &
Co Cook J 5; Combs ] 5 Capt; Chase John,
col; Cross Jas Capt; Clark G DIR, .; Clayton
Closkey Mr.; Chance Mahlon Hon ,; Coleman
Nels on, col, .; Glare Robert; Camp X w Go &
Squire; CerDett Sewsll Il; CJok Sam'l; Canlan
Thos; Coffee Thos; Compton w IL; Clun VIM
D-Duiton Benz r; Dex ler Chas A; Durham
@; Donovan Michael; Dyer Geo +; Dudley
Henry; Donovan John; Davis Jas; Billiard Mr.:
Driver Marcellus; Damn aher Michael; buddy
Michael; DoIchue Michael; De Thouars X 2;
Dorsey stephen; Davis VIM; Douglass W.
Desre VIM Mons.
E,-Eekhsrdt Ferdinand; Everett + ); FL.
mister q q; Ely Jas L; EgaE John; Edwards
John; Limerick Louis Eaclv NJ =; Edwarts
My; Evans y l., Englenart ); Edmunds X,
NJ e..
F-Fountain Albert; Fenek IS Creighton;
Forbes Chas; FransIsans G n; Felt David ";
Ferlow + X; Fuller Isaac, Frazier March;
Ford Mr; Fields Richard FIneum Stoklev;
FawknsI T +; franklin W. Farrar w IL;
G-Gessford Chas; Grayiott Chas II: Gambs
+; 1uffin Geo Capt 9risnam Geo Z Col; GIb-
bons Geo f; q lbson Capt; GreenIaw Sol.
Omon b; Grssx Theo Col; Gray Tho.; Gritler
VIM; Gibbons VIM; Gilingnam w w; Gaines
WmT.
w: HamiIton Oaude; Ho<iner CirtaIis: Hays
~ Cook; Howard Geo, Hardwlck Henry c.
Henshaw Harry q Hagan y; Hilton Jos; Hol.
land J; Henneesy John A Gen, =; Hurdle Isaac
II; HIS j; Hagsrty Lieut.; Hulburd N 5;
Hart Samuel Hart T J & Bro; Hall w H.
Hayden Il. ssH
l&,J-Johnson Burt, James Cal; Joyes Chas
i.l Ll.ai; Jones % Hrssnw1o1; johnson Gnar.
Jones Jno NJ Cspt; Jencks ] H Col James Jno
a. Jones Jas; Jackson l. w Capt; James l. w;
Jones MARSHALL johnson Mr. Jones N w
Jones LIS; James Thos; Johnson f; Johnson
4 Son VIM; Jewett VIM e: Johnson Willard
Hon.
Dannan s Kins b; % s.issr H. G Holman % II Hen Hen.
ney r ]; Kelly Jaa; KeAst Saml; King Simon;
Kldwsll Thos; Kirchsr D; Kmsslla T j; King
Wilson.
Charles F.. Lpt.s Calder; Lswis Daniel;
Liecke George; Lucas J n; Lock wood James;
Lsahy PatriSk; LyttIs Robsrt A; Lauck Il NJ
Lewis $ A; Lia:haa Thomas; Lsrnsr W 4
M-Mingnas Altonio MONT A; Macksn.
peIy a "; Miller Albert; Morse Chas II; Near.
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By Bdnkers' and Brokers' TsIegrdph, Jane, N.
GdgsdbOdU, ODsrak0r

by Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph, yanes N.
GdssdDdy, operator.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks aud bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW foRK, July 23.-First Board-U - s's,
ttSl, coupon, l2Ok; .20S, iso2. couponsA l23 !.
l5oA, coupons, l2lx l5oo coupons. I2Ik; loos,
coupon. new, l20k; e-5O's, lo67, coupon,
le0hi lo-aVs, coupon, ll0x; Pacific Mail,
s3a; ONO z Mississippi Ceruncatea 3Ik
Mariposa- *; Attanue Mail. none; Canton,
none: Cumberland, 90; Western Union Tele-
grsph, 36k; Quickstlve-, none; Boston Water
Power, IS: New York Central, 2lix; Hud-
son. leiS; Reading, 9iG; Michigan Oentral,
l32x; Michigan Souhsrn, IU5x; Illinois
CenIral, lil; cleveland and P1ttsoare, In7 ! /;
Northwest, 19T; do. pref'd 9is; cleveland a.
Toledo. none: kock Island. lIix; Feri Wayne,
none; Alton q Terra daute. none; Toledo sud
wabash, none; Adams Express, COR; WelIs
Fargo q 10. Express, FAX UnIted states Ex-
press, none; American Express. s2k: Mer-
Giants Union, 10Y; CHICAGO q AIsou, Iss;
do. prefsrr~d- none; 81. Paul, TX; DO prerd
TX. Market strong.
IBy Cabie.l
LONDON July D, n. m--Consols. % sagBk /:
Bonds, e3i Illinois, "a a9i3; Erie. Il.
FRANKFORT, y. m--bonds, So.
LIVERPOOL i r. m.-Cotton market steady.
Middltne Uplands, l2K; Middling Orleans, u.
bombay shipments 70 2Jth, 1850 bales. sales
OF week, 5i.n0O bales, OF WHICH I2,OUO were for
export; 500 speculation; stock on hand
35e,Wo bales; stock afloat 66i,O bales, of
which 3l0,0oO are American.
LATBR.-CottoH q shs de hrmer; day sales
VIII reach l5,OUo bales. Yarns and fssrlcs IN
Manchester market are steady.
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ARRIVAL OF THs FRENCH t.BIE
OF THE AMERICAN ClANG

BOSTON, July s3.-At a meeting Of the T. Dm
mon Council last night, on tue rec 1m N lends
ton OF the Mayer, an order was adopted pro.
yidine for a proper celebration on the part OF
inns CITY on the successful laying OF toe Preach
the details.
Two British steamers with the French cable
On board were ST. mailed from Highland Lash'.
Cape Cod. at sunrise thIs mosniag. Ta-y were
bound into the bay for DuNbary. where the
shore end Of the cable viii b. landed They
VIII reach their destination this forenoon.
PLYMOUTH. MASS, July 2l.-rhe French
cable expedition arrived on RoNbury M neon
io-day. The shore end Will be laId ;o-mor-
row.
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SENATOR WILSON ON THE y1RstSt. Er.

SENATok WILtON ON TIE NIRGiNIA ELEC-
TIoN.-Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts pub-
lis mes In the New York Independent has views
on the result OF the late election in Vireiuia
He says: The Virginia election excites hopes
and fears, neither Of which may b. realized
Although the democrats had neither prip.
and the supporters OF Mr., Walker unqualified,
~ accepted the policy OF reconstruction, dem.
ocratic presses at the North rejoice over the
result as victory. That il is no victory for
the democracy is clear to the compreh snsion of
all who understand the condition OF affairs i'm
mat state. Whether or not il shall be m ads so.
depends on the future. 1t may ipiure TO the
oenent OF tne oemocratic party; or by wise ana
prudent action; it may become the Occasion
ano ansrd q foundation of a large and power.
ful political organization which shall fully
accept the logical results of the rebellion
restore TO the Old Dominion something of vhat
she madly threw away, and make her what
she should be-a great aEd glorious Common
wealth.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York money market was easlsr
yesterday afternoon, and the supply was in ex =
cess cf the demand. The bulk OF the business
during the day was al 10 per cent. on call,
but AT the close money was accessible at S per
cent. Thir Increased ease is due 20 the heavy
disbursements of currency by the Treasury on
account of purchases OF bonds. Discounts are
also easier al TO IL per cent.
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u THE PARAGuayAN was.

NEW loRK.July aJ.-rhe steamship Arizona
from AspIn wall ON the 18th INST, prtaKs ONLY
>5.WO IN treasure from California
Valparaiso dates of June Eth state that al
attempt had been mSde nv three Parag aayauS
10 assessinate Count D'Eur, bat the assassIns
were captured aEd shot.
An atteupt OF party of Paragraphs 10
board brazilian irCn clad, Resulted Ia all OI
them being killed.
Lopez stll has half a dozen steamers above
A"acurra.
The AllIes Were about 10 pass up TIE river
fuqueTi and force Lopez into B1hyia
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A CUBBAN FILlBUsTERING ENPEpi-
TlON TO START FROM CANADA,

a long story about Cubsns taking passage or
the Erie Railroad 10 JON Col. Ryan al Niagara,
and intimatlng thai nlIbusiering expedition
will start from the British snores-either from
81. Johns or from the mouth OF the ST Law
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INTERESTI>. FRou SpauS


Arrival OF General >Ickles-EN.le of span
ish otiicers-AnOther Conspiracy DE-
covered.
MADRID, July 23.-The Generals aud the
other officers OF the army who were recently
arrested for f0menting an iusurrecti5n, have
been eSiled 10 the Canary Islands
Another conspiracy has been discovered ana
Hustrat"d by ne antncrIttes, ;he o-tAct OF
which was the ASSASSINATION of ZDuIIl, the
newly appointed Minister OF Justice.
General Sickles, the new American Minister
has
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I AWTON BLACK BERRY.

This Inc Fruit for the table or preserving, will
be ready about the 10th July. Families desfrous
Of being supplied with fruit inst from the vines
Iicious fruit goes to the market Orders fiIed
in regular rotation only. 8. B. CLAGBTT,
j. Saw Brightwood Post Office, d. U.
SOMETHING NEW-PIANOs, PARLOR Oh
- CANS, and MELODEONS, new and~
sec ond hand, for sale on the Mutual Co.
operative Plan, BY the payment Of Ss perVIHIV
month. For further particulars inquire at GEO.
WILD & BRO. Piano and Music store. No
491 llth street. west sfdeJ between Pennsyl.
vania Aven ne and street. IeE-Im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER u a.y a
valuable nedicsment, and unlike most OF the
patented articles of the day, i, used by many
physici,Ls 1t is particularly desii able in Iocs-
tioIs " here ply sicisns not near and 10 fami.
lies Will often save the Necessity of sending cut at
midnight for doctor bottle should he kept in
every hcuse Boston ITdre!ter. ~ 2l-lm
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AUDIENCE OF LEAVE or OUR LATE
MINISTER TO BELGIUM

BRUSSELS, July 2l.-Hsnry :. SinifJrd. the
refining American MInister, yesterday hal an
audience Of leave, and Mr. Jones, tie new
Minister presented his Credentials. rhs occa-
eion was one OF the usual coagra,ula. 1ry
speech making.
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THE LOSS0F LIFE BY THE ENGLISH
(OLLIERY ENrLONION.

LIVERPOOL, July 23.-rhe loss OF life by the
explosion of the cOli@ry AZ s. Heleus vsSter-
day was much greater than was Al nrst re-
ported Friy-eIght dead bodies have been
taken from the pit.
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PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR-Measures have
been concluded having in view the holding OF
Worlds Exposition of Manufactures, etc, In
Washington year hence.