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PROPOSALS FOR sTATIoBBRY.
TREIsUET DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, $50
Sealed proposals for Furnishing eoTtain articles
OF Stationery vii be received at this Department
until the % Of February, 1870, at IL clock, IN.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
Application.
rejected item by item.
Contracts must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten DAYS After being called upon 50
The articles contracted for must DO furnished
pursuant TO orders from the Department The
entire quantities win. however, be called for
Bsc6 proposal must DO signed By the individual
or arm making IT, and be accompanied By q bond
with 80 Client Guretes In the sun Of ten thousand
dollars. tSlo' CO. LppTSysd by United Stats
Or do business, on form 10 ~ furniahed by the
Department, eOnditlOned upon the execution or a
contract for fufnishiBG such portions Of the ATu-
Giles a. nay be awarded nader II, and the Perform
All deliveries will be subject 70 Inspection By an
expert detailed for tho puTposs by the eeeretATy
Of the TREASURY, and the delivery OF an Inferior
article viii BE- deemed Ipfci cause to Gnnul the
Deliveries must be free Of charge Githe Treasury
Department, Washington.
. The failure TO comply with any one order under
the contract will operate as the forfeiture Of the
treasury may direct The purchase, Ia open a SiEst.
ssi9 .aPs s.. az aiss s'' s a. :sf ?; sG Hi
osntum Of the pTIss which il shall BE found nssSs,
sAIy 70 pay for such ATticlea.
P.OpOsals unAocompanle led by GAtisfAetoTy bone
vii not be eonsideted, and contracts will b
ssMirdsd oslY 70 established Manufacturers Of o
0EoRGE s. BOUTWELL,,
JAMIE colin Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Aatiuual arpttbIifau.
THE COURTS.

GENERAL TERM OF THE sUPRHNm OouR7
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Chief Jus
tlce Carter and Justices wYlle and DIN sal
IN bdne yesterday. .... ..r.-'-....
ADMISSION TO Tue RAR. .,.....
Mr.. Browne moved Mr.. Simon Joseph and
A. W. spates for admission to the bar.
Messrs. Webb, Philips and Stanton wert
appointed committee to examine applicant.
for membership Of this bar, and 10 them wa,
referred the foregoing motion.
The following cases were contluuedi Cor
bit vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauyi Bell vs., Thornton; johnson W. Kelley
Appeal dismissed, because although excep
lions had been noted and the case put on the
calendar Of the general term, no bill Of or
eeptions had been filed. and In fact mont
prepared. .... .g...
. United ststes vs. VIM, Rldgely. This ia q
bastardy case, tried by Judge Fisher, at thu
last criminal term. The case came up as AT
appeal, but the Court decided that In bas
tardy cases the criminal court had final juris
dlctlon. The appeal was therefore dismissed
John 7. Robsy vs.. Robt. Ptout. This wal
below on action Of ejectment TO recover Ger
ts,n real estate which the plaintiff claimed
as the heir Of his mother, Mary A. Robay
who died IN the alms-hovIe, and who claimed
as the child Of one Jane Mallion, The
defence denied that Mary A. Robey was q
, child Of Jane hallion, or that the plaintiff
The Gao vas last yeaT rescrrsd 10 a In :,
who found in favor Of the legitimacy Of
Mary Ann Robey. The case comes up
upon an appeal from decree Of Judge DIN,
founded In part upon the verdict Of the Jury
II, tina con.idss.tIon ~ this case. Jpdo,
CaIt,cr tool" oces ~, 70 Savthst ths 3ocsSInS
ofthe common law, "a staied by Bisckstone
that a hastard vas ths son IN nobody. ana
thon thst 10 woS The chIld az Sy.rybodv !. ver,
two transnarent fsiaehood, contTSrv Ia
nature. ne would need but little proof 4
taks a man out ~ tbat oateoory. intImatIno
hCriling even from his mother in this Dlstrict
ongbt 10 be rsnoaled1 TIM c.sa waa aTonsd
Sy%sSSrs' brsdIsy and Totton. but Sas noi
decided. =.
Adjourned. ..
-
CIRcUrT CouRT--sTldds Cdyifsr.-Thls court
was occupied as follows yesterday,
RlmbTo vs.. First National Bank Of Wash.
ngton. In this case, which was given "a
the jury on Wednesday, tho Jury returned D
verdict for the plaintiff.
Dunbar ". 8. P. Brown & Bon. Mo
tlon to set aside Judgment overrulod, and
exceptions taken.
Eastwood vs. Brown & Son. Motion Il
set aside judgment by default. Tho Conf
directed that notice DO given Of this motion
to plaintiffs counsel.
Libby Va. Smith. Motion for leave 4
amend declaration.
Gullck W. Corporation Of Washington
Motion for new trial.
Trook Va. Young q Barnaolo. Case dis
missed BY plaihtld.
- Garrett Vs. Peugh. Death OF, plaintiff
uggested, and administrator substituted
Evening Star Company Va. Wheeler et Al
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Proposals
NoJICE % TRE IsgCSTIEU ~ N ! Yg TAI J

NOTCH Is hereby given that, pursuant to the
b,k section q he aet d Con Frsss, approved May
q, Is51. entitled "An act 70 rsdgfs ihs sErsnses
Unilst Btatsg, the President o. the United States
has dilaotsd the dlsoontlnuanoe % the Monroe
Land Dklriet, once at Monroe, In tho State Of
Iouisiana Snd that the vacant lands therein be
made subject % sale and entry a. New 9Isans, IN
neTt. =
law, agd hsfstotors sueleet 70 sal- and ent AZ
place on and sfteT the date above mentioned. The
future public notice Of the day on which they VIII
be prepared 70 receive applications for entries Of
III ven undsT my band, al the General Land OF.
ofOelobef, A. b. 1852.
By order Of tho President .
Commiaaionef Of the General LAud once
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Insurance,

THE BEST VIEW YEAR GIFT FOR
your WYo-ah Annually Assurance on
your LiJein the EXCELSIOR, Of NetD
York. Bhedlthy call on A. s. PRATT
& SON, Agents, No. 3 PouBg Mems
Christian Association Building, corner
Ninth and d streets. de8-tf
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OFFICE DEPoT CoNyIssARY or suHstsTRNoE,
RICHMOND, Va. December 80. 1850. !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this oflsp until II m. on Monday, January 81
1870, for supply lna the following ATtislssi
30 barrels Extra FlouF.
10 barrels Vanity Flour,
2,S70 pounds Rio Coffee, green
400 poubds Java Coffee, green.
4,ll0 pounds Brown Sugar:
80 pounds Cat Loaf Sugar.
III gallons Vinegar.
l,e3G pounds Soap.
100 pounds BugAT.eured Ham.
100 pounds Breakfast Bacon,
50pounds Smoked Beef
$50 pounds Butter
Conditions, 6o., as heretofore
isjN BrsVot Major. U. S. l., 4. Us.
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ttstTEp srAfEs CoEsoLtpArHp LANp oFTIcV.

gotiss A. h,ro6J ai1sn hat ~ book Ipd
records Of the Monfoe Land once have been 70.
%0ssd 70 S s,w S,shs 1ns oss III b1IS
embraesd in The Monroe District and AFTER
CHARLES BARNARD, RsEistsr,
Iand.ThM HEhRY L. JONES, ReoeLYer.
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CLARK On the morning the 9Th instant, after a
protrAeted illness, RDwARD.P. CLA1K,
His friends and those Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on fridaY, at
p. m. from the Tealdenos Of his brother law,
Archibald Brown, Third street. between New
York avenue and L street
MULQUEEN. -On the 9th instant, after = pro.
traeted ilnesa, Mr.. JANIS MuLQUEEN, in the tld
year Of his age.
an nseans 1,Iss bstwisn Ms,sSsbS
sotta avenue, Friday, the Ilh instant, At9p N. to
SeiSh the tslatiVss aad fFlsnas- are respectfully
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i AZ s$sI H2q 7gp l l58f&
WEST
On and after Nov H. 1852, trAlns will leave A.
folloWsi
wsihi,PTtOn G%SSR Baltimore ll3n.
rIE oREAA 'GSSoTJtE.riR,cK 'RoIVqgTlSS p m
With ELEgANT SCENERY, Palace slsts.roon
and sayinE from four 10 twelve hours In time over
Any other route Two hupdIed miles saved to
Western And Centrat New York
THRsk "a LY, XPREss TRAINS WEST
= TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH,
ThIpggh from Baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PtrTsBUR0 without change
ihs AdHantSgss Of making aiI chan EeS in UNION
DkPOTs, aud no PERRlES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
once, corner Of sixth street Ani PeuhsylyaniA
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable In.
foImAtion viii b given Al all times.
PAsienEeru procuring uekets At this ofies can se.
suTe aesommodatipnqi In Sleeping Carufor Blmira OF
PiuabuTG. PERCY q. SMITH. Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth Ct and Penn, Aye9pe,
I'D s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
ds3-lI baltimore, Nd.
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Personal.

7 ADIRs AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE PR.
IL yatS cancellations al No, 30T Massaeh utella
avenue, betwesn Tenth and Eleventh sHeets west.
with Or. GARDNER, Of the RieoTd Hospital, Uni.
ted States ATmy-A gentleman Of twenty seven
YeaTs 'oHpsrlsnee In this particular branch
n BITVpon ne receipt o. ~ advice And medl'
lAntlo States Bol.ly
no EoT DESPAIR UNTIL You HAVE CON.
~ quilted old DIR, DARBY 10 Pour .and-a-half
street, few doors GOuth OF Pennsylvania ave-
Pnaf He y spceessful who's others AtL L. eonh-
dentgl aud reliable. Separate rooms for lHdSs.
AhA Eal
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Steamboat Lines,

MKGcHAsTs' LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
WI HETWEEM
WASHINGTON AND EEW YORK.
JOHN GIBSON, Rnd Willy CRY, -
ofihs MERCHA - Line, viii make CfkIk
NEW YORK ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON,
snd gEoR0kToWhs as follows: Leayys NEW
YORK from Pier q, Bast River, every WBDnEs.
DAY and SATURDAY ailp N, Leave 9 EoR0E.
TOWN every MONDAY and TIL URsDAY, al u N.
For further information, ApplY TO JOS, L. GAIT,
Agent oeo aud wharf fsot 81 n gh street, Gorge.
town, OF at the corner Of seysntes1th street and
New York avenue. J. W THOMPSON,
Au2l.u President.
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fTHRouaH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAaHIEaToN, Sept Is, lssS-noon.
TtAins between Washington and New York are
now IN a. follows, viz:
FoR NEW YORK, without change Of ears.
Leave daily Except SundAy) At $50 N. ii Is
- ron PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texespt sundAyjat 500 q. m, H. %
ON SUNDAY,
Leave foS New York atooo pm. and PhilAdsl.
Elsspini cars Tor New York on 800 p. IN. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New Work OF
Bo.tohI can be had THE station once AtAll hours
See BGlllmOIs and Ohio Railroad advertisement
iot sehedule between Washington, Baltimore,
Annapolis and the wSsS J, y. WILSON.
I. ". COLE, 0ensrAl Ticket Agent
GEO. s. KOONTZ, Agent wGshinEton.
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Discovery of "the Period"
PROFESSOR COOKS
BALM OF LIFE

Il the beat HAIR Dressing In the world. A certain
surs for all Herpetc eruptUuH Gnd all diseases on
accessible mucous mem brAnsA II IL free fron All
the usual ohiselonG TO Hair preparations. Removes
dAndruf rofTSshsI the head, Lnd eAulss hair 70
delicate ,elothiaE. Contains no lime, potAsh. al
eohol nitrate OF silver aeid, gTea lead 10 AnI
form whateyeTi ard z composed o. siH chemical
constituents, Is harmless and sanitary In all ita
applieatioP,, PeTsisieni use q u has, y every
Herpes, apd Leueouh@, Its acknowledge Vhius
u AtteSted by may Of the best citizens Of this and
other cities, The pamphlet Accompanying each
bottle contains specific directions for Ia use, and
testimonials As to Its emeaey AID the wonderful
cures made by it, external application, loT sals
at the Manufacturing Laboratory, No. bat II
street, near Seventh, from 3 to 2, m. AID At J.
x. hAioI's Drug Store, corner Of bsver III aud
streets, Arlington, d. q, Price 81 per bottle.
deu6-im'
IIULUABiL DisPENsARY FOR wOMEN An D
" CHILDREN, at the Columbia Hospital. corner
q Twenty. ami stIest and Psn2sylVanlA avenue.
Open daily, Sunday excepted, from u TO ?p. IN.
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
Monday, ..,,.",.",,,..",,.,.pF. J. ". Ritshie.
Tuesday; .'',,'",,.,''''''''''''Dr ulshAe1Au
MedhesdaT' ''''''''''''D T WIZ Lee
IhursdAF' Dr. buseI
5Tiday ...'''''''''''''' e. b2Lu'
saturday ....,...'...,;i'';,.i'.DI u: "; rsehHn,
eysry Saturday at $40 p. m. Apz1-H
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BRELsFORD-DELL.- Married Al the parsonage
Of the Metropolitan N. 3. Church, BY the Rev.
d. neWm u1i,b,. 70 on w eth ihstSnt, H W
OF Baltimore No cards ...
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Railroad Routes.

A LExANDRIA, LoupOUH AHD HAMPSHIRE
N Er RAILROAD.
On and afler December Is, 1872, the tEalnl IN
this road will be run ~ follows:
The mai train will leave AeN7ndrlh daily, eK-
lil0 A. m, and Hanilton Il III a, a. Leave
n HAmlilqn a. Y ilop, n az Lessssrv At lao p.
The accom- MEDALLION train Will leava Alexandria
aailJ, except Sunday, A. p nj and arLiys a.
m. Md arrive al Alexandria All 90, m. -
The eina, m, train ftoin AlexAnsIis ard Y %
with Renp's Daily Line Of Ooaohes for Purtsll-
Vile sPiefsrsyills. Benyyills snd wiHehssLer !
LestburH daily for Balls MIL, Aids and middle
bgfE.o 4, r'r. R. n. HAyENER,,
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A COMMENTED MIND IS SOME
nthing you cannot haze i you are The
gunner Of property that is not INSURED.
The danger Of Fire at his season Of the
year is great. II you tOould get rid Of
The nervous and uneasy feeling you have
phen you hear The Fire Alarm sounded,
go tothe Office of A. S, PRATT s. SON.
No, 3 Young Mems Christian ASsoeia-
ton Building, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure IN their good, prompt
paying Companies, the HOME Of NetO
Fork, The PHOENIX Of Hartford, The
YONRER'S and NEW YORK, and
The FIR EAENSo Of New Pork. Don't
delay. Do IL NOW de9-tf
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grGduhls from one Of the most smiRsni CollsGsS IN
he qhltsd states, Gnd he greater part Of whose
Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected
some 81 the most AstonishinE ourps that were ever
And ears when asleep, great neTyouGness, belnE
alarmed At sudden GolndsI bashfulness, with fire..
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FROM LEXINGTON.
Repairs TO the North River Canal
Biography Of Gen. II. r. Lee
The Will Of Gen. Lee
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. |


LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. AT q meeting
of citizens to-day resolutions were unan.
mously passed urging the canal company to
repair the North River Canal ut the earliest
possible day, and requesting the Board of
Supervisors to loan the canal company on
certain conditions $1,000 worth of county
bonds.
The family Of Gen. Lee have selected Col.
Charles Marshall, Of Baltimore, to write II
full biography of the Great Chieftain, and
will turn over to him ample material, in
Guiding that collected by Gen. Lee himself,
and his notes and letters of his campaigns.
Col. Marshall will also prepare the biograph-
cal sketch for the forthcoming Lee Memo
rial, which the Faculty Of Washington and
Lee University are pushing forward to COM
pletion. TO his high literary attainment,
Col. Marshall adds the rare qualification Of
having been Gen. Lees private secretary
during the war.
Gen. r. E. Lees will was admitted TO
record in the County Court to-day. 1t is
an autograph will written in 1876. Gen. G.
W. c. Lee and Mrs. Lee are named as the
executors, and the former qualified to-day.
LEXINGTON.
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For the Rlci moud Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. 3, L

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. 3, 1850.
Prcsbytcry met, on The call of the Mod.
orator, at AZ Z. NJ, and was constituted
by pruyey-ker. Dr.. Atkinson, OF Hampden
Sidney, in the chair.
Rev. w. Z. Hill presented letter of dis
mission from East Hanover Presbytery
aud, alter examination, was received as a
,nenluer Of tits Presbytery. Mr. Hill will
supply the churches at Gordonsvlle and
Greenwood depot.
Rev. 5. Taylor Martin asked leave to
resign his pastoral charge In Goochland on
account OF al affection OF the throat, which,
IN the opinion Of bis medical advisers, re-
lures absolute rest for several years. The
resolutions adopted by the congregation,
expressive of the regret OF the people at
The loss of their pastor, their sympathy
with him in his atlliction, and acqu!esccnce
in the necessity for the move, were laid
before Prcsbyiery. and, on motion, the pas
toru relation between Rev. S. Taylor Mar
tin and the churches of Byrd and Hebron,
IN Goochland. Va, was dissolved.
| Rev. ". :. Thompson was appointed to
| lit Byrd Church, preach, and declare the
! lpir vacant, and Rev. Fl. t. Il. Mccoy
y directed to perform similar duty tor
HI ron Church,
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that M. THEIRS had BEEF, recalled 70 Paris IL
officially geonfrmed, and a continuance OF

that NJ. Theirs had been recalled to Paris y
officially confirmed. and a continuance OF
the war is certain.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE point upon
which Theirs was recalled and the armisrice
failed was that Bismarck wanted guarantees
for the cession of territory, which the Gov
eminent at Paris refuses to give.
The Prussian Minister ut london says the
struggle must go on all the winter.
There was an engagement yesterday ON
the road from St. Jean de Losne. The
Prussians, though using artillery and mi
trailleuses, had, at Z P. IL. yesterday,
gained no ground.
.... THE WAR NEWS.
Tours, Nov. 6.-The Franc-T ireurs failed
to intercept the Prussian attempt to cross
the Saone, and the Germans now occupy
MintZ.
The bombardment of Neuf Breisach and
the Fort Montrera continues. A sortic Of
the garrison was repulsed.
aARIBALD1's POSITION.
Tours, Nov. "A dispatch reports Carl
baldi's position rs critical. A dispatch from
Dole reports his capture.
TIE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
BADEN, Nov. 6.-Hesse Darmstadt has
agreed to enter the North German Con-
federation. Bavaria demands a separate
treaty, with q military and diplomatic
sovereignty.
TIE PARTISAN FoRTTFICATI0NS.
Tours, Nov. THE Notifications around
Paris have 1900 guns now in position.
FURTHER NEWS ERoM PARIS.
LONDON, Nov. This mornings papers
depore the faulty OF Paris in declining the
H., ro,.r
Advices from Versailles, dated Sunday
fighting for several days.
Fort Montrerat and Neuf Breisach capt.
ulatcd on Sunday night.
The fire within the fort renders the place
The capitulation involves only 235 pris-
oners and five guns.
THE NEW TREATY.
Tours, Nov. T.-Russia concurs with
Prussia in desiring the revision of the treaty
of 1856.
ENGLISH NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. An editorial this morn
ing in the Times says that the armistice
turned upon the question Of egress and in
gress at Paris, VI. Theirs insisting and
Count Bismarck refusing.
The Belgians petition the Government to
exclude the Bonapartist agents.
THE CEDED TERRITORY.
RHEIMS, Nov. THE Prussian Govern
ment of Lorraine has ordered a census Of
the persons subject to military duty, and
prescribed certain reserved penalties for
evasion Of the CONSUMPTION.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE correspondence Of
the organ of Moret, Minister of Colonies,
denies the report that Spain has made over
lures to the United States for the sale Of
Cuba.
The Correspondence asked that the peo-
pie of Spain would not permit the sale of
Cuba TO the United States or any other ma
ton upon any terms whatever.
PROVISIONS FOR FRANCE-NEw FRENCH LOAN.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Proyisions are still
leaving Liverpool for France.
The new French loan was placed to-day
on the Stock Board lists. The present price
is 1SD2E per cent. premium.
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COMMEKCTgT



NEW YogK Nov. u Noon. -FJot,r oa,e, and
unchanged Wheat quiet and 6eavy rnr, sc. ,na
and firm. Lard unchanged. Cotton unsettled And
lower; uplinds, leac.; Orleans, I7kc sales estI.
IN sted at 900 bales. TTpenttrs frfner sn onatsd
at 4Gc Rosn easier at 81 s5. Frsigilts nuiai
NEW YORK, Nov. 2. - Cotton unseitied and
lower. Sales 2, 600 bales-UpIauds, Is1c Flour
dull at 5f1l0c. lower - superfne. q 2o6Ss 10
fouthprr dull and dropping; common TO lair ex :.
ira, IS. 7o61ses0 Wheat slightly favors buyers :
W Inter red md Amber western Sl. a?Nsl.37. Corn
very scarce 2@3c. higher-new, sSc old s91olc
Beef steady. Pork quiet and steady at MaQ2tac.
Lard shade tirmet- kettle, lsf@l51c. Whiskey
unchan ged. Groceries quiet and nrmer. Tnr
pen.ine, 4Gc. 10 n shade easier. 1alJw, e5Y
SIC. FIR. lights heavy and lower. s.cr
BALTIMORE, Noy. Flour quiet and steady
" neat firm and steady; Maryland amber 81. esq
sI.7O; good to prime, 81. scG9sl: %; common To-
far, SLI56Sl2s; western, 81 2@Sl 30. Corn
better and Scarce: white southern old, 7o@7sc. !;
new, 7O674c. yellow, old. s06s5c. new, sods!c. :;
kye. 6al7Oc. Oats, 46Gl4sc. Fork, $40 7SlS27.
Bacon In good demand; rib sides exhausted;
shoulders, is65l5tc.; clear sides, lsc.; hams Csc.
Lard lSsc. W hiskev, DOC.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Flour steady; superlne
winter, fi61S4 Is. Whskey, sec. Pork, $3.50.
Lard heavy at Hlc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Flour and Corn steady.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey de-
cllning mt sjGs5c.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 7-Cotton du' and nomt-
nal middings, 15ic.: sales, $500 bales. Sugar
Fair, lcGDloi". yellow clarified, l2tMl23c. Mo-
6j1s6c. .- ~ ~..f2n
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PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. :. 1870.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Hatteras, Hodges, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. " yot. .....
siesmer Ellie knight, Travis, Baltimore, mcr-
chandise and passengers Wm y. Brett
Brig Eigtl Nor Larson, Baltimore, TO finish
| aiding flour for brazil Gallego Manufacturing
Company.
Schooner W. p. Darling Smith, Alexandria,
coal, 5. Il. Halves.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, n1er-
cnrndlse and passengers, l.. Is. Iatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, n1er-
chaudse and passengers. ~
) Gamer savior, Herring, Phila., merchandise
and passengers. W. L. Potter X Co.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Nov 8-Arrived, steamer Al
miral, Reybod. Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed eth on return. -
AQUA CREEK, EOv. 6.--Arrived, steamer
Gcor ge anna, Fl eemaI, Baltimore, merchandise shu
passengers, Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ana fo-
Iomac Railroad Company, and sailed 7tn on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH.1
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. T.-Steamer Jupis
mt into Norfolk for coal to day and departed
arain rriyed, briggs Cecilia, from Cardiff and
Amphia, from LeghOrG, for Baltimore. Pilot beat
SnCsr re ports passed out ship Astcrana for Liver
pool, banks Agnes and Adelaide !or Rio, and brig
Cleta for MaYaquy. ~
New YORK, Nov. 7.-Arrived, steamers La
Fayette, Donan. sherman, City OF Paris, Gulf
Stream. Terry, South Carolina, and Batsora.
Arrived out steamer City of Brussels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Boston, Nov. 6.-The
main building Of the Boston Lead Manu-
featuring Company, Of brick, 200 feet front,
l23 depth, and four stories high, in Knox
bury, was wholly burned last night. The
basement was used for storing material,
and contained large tanks Of linseed oil. LII
the first story were the office lead-pipe,
presses, and Shcct-lead rollers. The upper
stories were used for storage and munutac-
turing purposes,
The machinery and white lead chemical
works are said to have cost 500, 600, and
the main building as much more. The
total loss is not vel estimated. There is a
lurye insurance OH the property. Aaron u.
Williams is president Of the company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-08
The Political Troubles i'm Alabama.

SELMA, Ala. Nov. THE city remains
quiet, there having been no further disturb
ancc of Il serious character since Saturday
last. The prudent and prompt action OF
the white citizens, under instructions from
the sheriff OF the county and the mayor of
the city, has thus far had the desired effect.
Registration on the part of the whites has
been unusually brisk to-day. The poor
white man who was go brutaly treated
by the negroes on Saturday Is still alive.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. Both par
ties here are confident OF success to-mor-
row. The Democrats are holding Il grand
rally at the Theatre tonight, which is
packed with an enthusiastic crowd. The
Republicans had Il torchlight procession,
and are speaking in the streets, and the de-
monstration is the smallest they ever had in
this city on the eve of an election.