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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-22

Western newspapers contain glowing &C.
counts of discoveries In the alnost un
touched coal field of Wyoming Ierrlto a3c
which. 80 far as heard from, extend tor 5oV
miles along the track of the Pacific railroad,
and the deposits Of which are said 10 oe
more valuable than those of PennsytVanla,
and equal In heating properties and freedom
from SULPHUR to any in the market. IL IL
claimed by interested persons that, quantlts
for quantity, it will make more steam tnah
Lehfrh coal, and 10, 900 feet OF gas per ton,
whereas Pittsburg coal generates but e,oot
feet.
McFarland's paper and rag warehouse,
PhiladeIphia. was burned Saturday night
Loss. SO. 900; insurance, $25, 900. The
keystone paper-box factory, ADJOINING,
was damaged to the extent OF s2,Ooo; ID
s,lred. Fisher g. Co.'s paper store was con,
siderably damaged. but the loss Is coVered
by insurance. .......s,....t
James Kelly, wealthy and respectfully
connected citizen Of New York, has been
arrested. and bailed in 81 900, on charge
of bl,relariously entering residence al
joiuipg his own and stealing 81 1000 worth Of
clothing, part of which was found IN hlf
bedroom.
The old Long Bridge across the Poto,
mac. built during the administration OIL
General Jackson, has begun to disappear &c
give place to an entirely new and su6stan'
tiaI structure for the Baltimore ana foto'
mac Railroad Company.
A mass meeting was held in the Cooper
Institute on Saturday evening by Inc Frehcn
and German International Workln2men'
societies of Free Thinkers and other soclc'
ties, in the interest Of peace ID Europe.
A fire in Maiden, Mass, on Saturday
night, destroyed the wooden mill OF MIR. Da'
vid Overs, with contents, including yal1la'
BILE machinery. Loss, $40, 900. -..
The Adams Express Company's build.
ing in Broadway, New York, was dam.
aged by fire OH Sunday to the extent Oh
10000. .-
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald telegraphs that the
friends of General Sickles are talking about
him for the English Mission.
The United States engineers appointed to
examine the Newport and Cincinnati bridge
have prepared report upon the SUBJECT,
which will be adverse to that structure.
The New York city authorities have
awarded a contract to pave nine miles Of
Broadway, at a cost Of 81 ,25O, 900.
John B. Hay, of Virginia, was appointed
by the President consular clerk on satur'
day.
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Ar the Alabama State Fair Messrs. W.
e. Tanner &. Co., Of the Metropolitan
Works. Richmond, Virginia, atrnly enter
prising and stauneh manufacturing estab-
lishment, exhibit one of their splendid
portable engines, which attracts much at
tention.- Montgomery HAIL. ~ .,,,.vs
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TOHN N. WOODFIN.
l1l7 NJ AIN : T Z 7 Il I,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

1 am now receiving, In addition to my lar
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, "
SILKS, POPLINS,
CRETOUNES, sATEENs,
PLAID POPLIN aud SGGGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and desirable Dress Gcoos,
embracing complete assortment OF MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, BcMBkzINES
TAMI5E, MERINOS
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLlHS,
TO which would respectfully solicit an examins-
ton. ........
We call special attention TO our large assort-
ment OF CLOAKIhGS in SIX veI7e., Black and
Colored Yelyeteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakirgs.
Also, CLcAKs, sHAWLs. and WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for boys and
mems wear-a large stock. including iuli line OF
Charlottesville aud Frede rcksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White, Bed, Yellow, Gray, anu
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Piaids and Solids.
HOUsE-FURNIsHIEG GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Laees for cur
tains, Bleached and Brown Shee'ings and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEFs,
HOSIERY. EaBROIDERIEs, LACEs,
LACE HANDKERCHIEES and COLLARS.
In fact, everything to be found In frst-ciass
store and we cordially invite an examiD alton by
all in want, as we are determined TO sell at Inc
'o oc % po0S'O's 10 JOHN N. WOODEN.
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n R Y G o Q D s !.

" n.
am now Offering great bargains In desirable
IS iaree and eompte In every Inc comprising
che following: 49,. .sre .,-s 4.
FRENCH and AMEaIcAN CAssINEREs,
|GENTLEMEN' GOODS for heavy wear,
Large stock of KENTUCKY JEANS for youths
and mems wear. at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS:
Ny stock in this line IS unsurpassed in beauty.
20 Is, 40 and &c. best Caitcos r2sc. Fmprsss
loths In great variety: s. leEdd assortment OF
silks. irish poplins Merinos and Delaines, all
shades.
FLANNFLS, BLANKETS, &C.:
Atwood Flsnnels IS low as 'cc.; White and
Colored slanusls, all grades osautl,nt ssoSa Oh
oss ssnss AZ Win be ssaPRy ns
me call before purchasing.
STAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as low as loo. very good ~ Cot.
ton a. Islc; Bed Iiek as low as I2ie:.sery good
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.:
Table Cloths. Table Damask. Russis Diaper.
Napkins, Doyles. &C., as che ~ as they can be
had in this market; Ladies emstltehed g and,
kerchiefs, Ladies L. 9. Handkerchief, all
RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS: -
All shades and all prices: large assortment
Velvet, warranted All silk. Also, VERY lsrge aud
splendid stock Of
CLOAKS AND sHAWLs.
Having made fresh additions tn my stock Of
CLOAKS and SHAWLS, cannot fail to please
the taste OF my customers, and offer them ut
prices that defy competition.
GENTLKMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS:
NV stock Of CENTS FURsIsHING GoODsis
yery complete gents Flannel UndershirB,
gents Merino shirts ut 81; gents Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, aud Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE UBLIC
to an examination Of my stock. feel myself
competent to please snd guar .ntee perfect sstis-
faction. Give me call, and you shall not 30
away witnou. being accommodated.
JULIUS SYCLF,
of e03 Main street.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAss, it is reported, has
expressed the determination not to resume
his duties on tbs bench of the Supreme
Court In less time than a yeai' from now.
ration, In order 90 effect aperfect restora-
ton of his health. 81 6gssl:s+ ~ q =
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WHERE Is THE CoLpoRTEuRf-TheR Rich.
mond Dispatch, in its leader of November
10th, speaks of the barren fig tree cast out
into outer darkness 20 i 80 =:
Say 'twithered" or s'cut down. brother.
LegsnHon Gazette. 81. :
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A DEATH FROM BURNING.-hlrs. Eliza
Halk, wife of Alexander Halk, living on
Kerr's creek, was burnt to death last week.
She was subject to epilepsy, and in the alb
sence of her husband, who was at work in
the field, she was attacked, and in the fit
fell into the fire, and was so badly burned
that she died from the effects on Saturday.
She had recovered sufficiently to crawl out
into the garden, where her husband found
her, when informed of the accident by a
little child, the only witness of the dis
tressing calamity.-L e1i,gton Gazette.
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DEATH or DE-. N. w. WHIrE.-The nu-
merous friends OF DR.. II. w. White In
Brooke county will be pained to learn that
he departed this life on Monday morning
last, ut his residence In Allegheny City,
lRellsburq Neacs. g,
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REV. F. NJ. WHITTLE, Assistant Bishop
of the Diocese of West virginia, after
preaching twice at Ravenswood was COM
pelled to return to Richmond, on account
of ill-health. He left here to-day.-Parkers-
b,krd Times, 18Th.
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V1RGIN1A.-At Greenwood depot, Abe
marie county, Virginia, Walter Dinwiddie
is appointed postmaster, vice Lucid A.
Bruce, resigned.
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mAnRnFB.

Tn,,ses7E GafcR Mr.st4Ht, IL PARKER 10 oirs.:
COR NNEIA D.lTAY OR: sb7th of ttiis city q
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The southern portion or the village of
of Baidwinsyiile, N. r, Is reported To-
have been burned on sunday Including
several large -four mills. Loss, 300 200. rs
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me- NOVEMBER IA, 1870.
NEW AND ELEGANT CLoAKs,
su.wI,s. LADY FRANKLIN JACKETS, &C.,
- FOR FALL AND WINTER. Etc.,.
THOS. R. PRICE & CO. are receiving NoVeH-
her 18th and 18th, more new and elegant goods ior
winter sales:
CLOAKS and SHAWLS In great variety,
Rich BLACK and COLoRED SILKS,
.oTrOMANs and EMPRESS, every shade;
TEMPERATURES, mourning and colored;
Doube-faced MOHAIRS, CASHMEREs, &C.,
ALPAUAs, IRISH POPLINa
FRENCH POI LINS,
BLACK vELVETEENs,
COLORED VELYETEENs.
COLORED Pushes, COLORED sATINs,
REPS Vicious, POINT LACE SETS,
KID GLOVEs-None but the best kept;
LACE COLLARS.
yALrNCIENNES and POINT LACEs,
BLACK GIMPURE LACES, &C., 2.
DELkINES, TYC0O REPS, a-.a-.sr-...
FURNITURE TWILLS ,,os
SHEgTINGS, COTTOSS' TOW ELLlNue'
Immense men. SUPPLY of beautiful PRINTS at 10,
pLki ~ lS and S GaESh poPL1Ns at 20, 2s SOC.
Do not think 1t necessary to give prices In an
advertisements for our goods rs we do not WISH 70
hn,nbug any one and sensible people can decide
for themselves. =. n. Ih n,.S &c o. oGc,o
no Il nearly oPposlee po9U-o-- NN.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

q ar GREAT DECLINE In THE
PRICES OF GorTONs0 DOWN
20 THE MARKET VALUE AT LEVY BIOS.
Fhe genuine NEW YORK EnEEs COTTON ct
sac. The genuine wAMsDTTA st lsc. BE sure
and get the Xxx brand. as Is tst tho best n1anufac.
tured. Take no other. FRUT OF TIE LOOM
at 1sac.; ANDROsCGGIN at is3c. These are tn s
same prices rs are asked by the leading dry goods
Houses Iii New York. such asA. z. Stewart q Co...
Arnold, Constable q Co., Lord TAYLOR and
Lake Il McCreery. We can AFFORD to sell them al
New York prices, SO rs to give our customers the
advantage Of the deeline;at once. d reduction IN
the prices of COTTON sHEETlHGs, boih N
bleached and unbleached; also PILLOW.CAsE
COTTON. To get the full advantage Of the great
decline in cotton goods, call at
W LEVY BROTHERS,
lals and LIS Main street.
Try JOHN CLARK, JR.. & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON-the very best now in use. no.
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q MAIN STREET. III
1913

DRY HOst1S g
|1n11 MAIN STREET 1n1o
sDUeKWALLs q ROUss.
We ere opening this day fun line Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
s. g. DRY GOODS.
sHAWLs and BLANKETS,
\ NOTIONS and HOsIERY, Y
GLOVES, &C.,
rs-s,sost7'C Es and vEsTIsGs,
which we would call the attention Of This public 20,
and als1t0 the folio . Ing desirable bsrgafu5:
FURS FURS, FUES, for ladies; II
s0r ssT ans shisrss 5sr
Good y Esd III Ill HOSE, rs, se 81 .Dd
EREscI woyEs coRsETs, ~ stS, $50.
Pure sn LIN 4 i'm DAaAsK NApnss,sl slas, and
Euse sR lsrs s'I af666KABAcK TOWELS rs 90 and
,o-4 'WiairE MARsEnLEs SPREADS, "a sa.sa,
Hea an1 + ss afTE I BLANKETS, 90. worthss: 70
Heavy GRAY BLANKETS, - and SAG, worth
White E ALL-wooL FLANNEL, an prices
.pLS sIlSg pipEpA FLANNELs. 50, %. and &c
PLsI OPERA FLANNEL, ~, 70.
1o4 B BLEACHED ard BROWN sHEETIssS;
lid BLEACHED and BRoWE SHEETING3;
A mn line OF BROW - and BLEACaFDDOMES-
: TICS. DUCK WALL, q ROuSs,
no 20 1913 Main street.
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w CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
CLOTHs.-We have now In store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN, VENITIAN, and HEMP CARPETS;
FLOOR oTL-CLoTH, !, H. and 2 yards wide
DRUGGET, BAI2E, LINEN, and oIL-CLoTH,
for covering stair carpets, at
4, ,rIgffr;l LEVY BROTHERS,
~, sis f3 All l2la and l2I5 Main street.
The best SEWING COTTON now In market Is
JOHN CLARK, JR., 6 CO.'S. Use no Other
no 16 "a J%ft,a-t 1T
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kY BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLAN.
KETs,--We have a stock Of BLANKETS that
cannot be surpassed. Call and take look at the
fine BED BLANKETS (aIl sizes), CRADLE ana
CRIB BLANKETS, GRAY BLANKETs,H HORSE
BLANKETS, and LAP BLANKETS, at = -.
- LEVY BROTHERS., 8,
-. .; 1913 and 12l5 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON for machine and hand sewing, mo 10
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MILLINERY.

NILLINERY.-W are now pre- eMM
lYl pared to show choice selection Of Fan ~
and Winter BONNFTs, HITS, FEATH- - ~,
ERs, FLoWEKs; ga q and Sr FANCY NEG OK
we in wife the attention Of the ladies to our stock,
which is complete In every PARTICULAR:
Il. WALTON Il co.,
oc 25-lm No. 100 Bro I'd ST., corner 4th.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

STREET F1GHT.-A difficulty occurred
Yesterday, about 3 O'Clock, on Main street,
lust in front OF the Republican office. be-
tween DIR. VIM. S. Morris and Capt. John
r. Yeatn,an, which resulted in both par
ties receiving several heavy blows, but
which was stopped before any serious dam
age was done. as we understand, Dr.
Morris had, short time previous, been
arrested by Capt. Yeatman, who is Depu-
ty United States Marshal, and carried be-
fore the Commissioner, charged with de-
fault in the payment of some Government
tax. DR.. NJ, having paid the tax, soon
after met Capt. Yeatman, when ne charged
him with making the arrest with view OF
getting a paitry fee. Captain Yeatman re-
sponded with an offensive epithet, when
Or. Morris dealt him heavy blow. This
was followed by blow from Capt. 1eat-
man with stick, and which brought on
regular scrimmage between the parties,
and in the course of which DR.. Morris re-
ceived slight wound on the head, the
most serious injury sustained. Both OF the
combatants soon fell into the hands OF the
police, and the result was they were placed
under bonds to keep the peace.-Ly'ct-
burg Republican
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1900 Wholesale. ! RetsiL
= SODA CRAcKERs. ..,.... &c. aa d. 1oc. a b
auTTER. &c. q ID. 1oc. 81 D.
Wafer q d. &c. q n
OYSTER. ...........s.s7c q D.. loc. u h.
% d. 1Sc. q b.
LEMON ..,..,..-.....,......1lc % h. 1sc. q d.
Il. ARRoWROoT .-............1lc, q ID. l5c. q d.
SUGAR. ....................1o c. " D. lie. q d.
sPICENUTs ................Hc.T n b. 1sc. u D..
SUGAR CAKES, dc. per 100. 49,
,MoIAsSES CAKES, sc. per 100. ss,t
No charge for barrels. A.
All made of the best material and workmanship
at BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
rooi-1m f07 Main street.
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THE TEST OATH.-The case of the United
States VS.. Joseph Arundel, postmaster at
Farmville, for perjury in taking the test
oath after having voted for the ordinance OF
secession, was tried this morning before U:
S. Commissioner Rounds, who decided that
a party having voted for the ordinance OF
secession, and afterwards taking the oath,
was guilty of perjury, and rendered him
self liable to an indictment, and has recog-
nized the defendant in the sum of 81 900 to
appear before the Circuit Court of the
United States in Richmond on the 18th inst.
The Commissioner, however, at the in
stance of Judge Thomas, counsel for
Arundel. has agreed to submit the question
to u. S. District Attorney Wells for his de-
cision. which will be rendered before the
time for defendants observation-disclosures
der Gazette.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

~~~oo--~->oS~~oS2~
GARY & CARLTON, a.
" No. S2s Broad street. I'd door from sth, Tsas-
dealers in 49,
BOOTS, SHO eS, TRUkKS. &C.,
Have on hand complete assortment OF LADIES,
Gents, Misses,, Boys,, Children's, and Infants
60 TS, SrOEs, aud CATERS of every variety
and size, oil of the latest styles and from the best
We W respectfully solicit call from all IN want.
F. III. CARY, ~
no1s v. S. CARLTON.
WYE HAVE REDUCED. THEa,
wv PRICRS OF OUR BOOTS, SHOEs. ga
TRUNKS, SATCHElS, &C., to enable all va
in want Of good and reliable goods to get their sup
lind ct our Broad-street store, corner OF 5th, loe
very particular and call at the CORNER, as some
one else is passing himself off for us, TO the injury
Of ourselves and the buyerl the largest and best
ton ton French Kid (GIoSe), Calf Turkey Morocco,
Oiled Goat, F,ench Morocco, English Lasting,
&c.. &c., In all widths and sizes, enabling us at all
times to give easy and well. hitting goods: -.
.1-7. No 1873 N ain street. and
oc 81 corner Of 9Th and Broad streets.
WINGO, Elicit & tCRUMP,
w LAOS MAIN STREET, bet. 18th and I4th.
shoH s5e a1f q sa s the
and best STYLES OF LADIES' Misses, Children's and
CENTS Boots ana Shoes; also. an excellent as
sortment Of the yeSy best farmers ; heavy sGpda,
which we are ceiling very low' "A cal solicited
late with Gardner Carlton.
JOHN e.. ELLETT,
late with T. S. Baldwin.
Jas, d. CRUMP.
.s. -.e' late with Waggoner Harvey.
JAMES 4. GRIGG, Salesman. oc I-am q
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srECrMG NOTICES.

GT CRACKERS,
CsA CKETss, CAKES, CAKES.
To merchants, deale rsand consumers of CAKHs
and CRACKERS. As
Ieok AZ my list OF prices VI HoLEsALE and
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL little girl of Mr.. VIM.
Deeyers, who lives on the Back Lick road,
about two miles southwest Of this city, was
burned SO severely on Thursday last that
she died yesterday. The particulars of this
accident are rs follows Mrs. Deevers LETT
her house to 60 to the spring, short dis
lance of, leaving no one in the house but
the two little girls-one, that to which the
accident happened, three years old, and the
other but a wear or two older. She had not
gone more than half way to the spring when
She heard the screams of her children, and
fastening back, she found her baby enyel-
oped in a sheet of fire, the flames invading
it's mouth and nose as it breathed. Its
clothes were so burned that to disrobe it
was only the work of an instant but the
injuries it had received were so great that
it died in about fifteen hours after they were
eceived.--AleIandIr7a Gazette.
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Lam evening the Finance Committee met
and had under consideration the Water Loan
bill, and the committee agreed TO report on o,u %
dance authorizing loan OF one mllhon oA 1oE
lara Tor the extension of the water works. Inc
school bill was under discussion also put WIN
out completing the details and items the COM
'nl''I0 SuyIsiSe from Justice from this city,
named Gillespie, charged with the robbery OF
ieweirv etore on Ridge avenue some time ago.
was apprehended at West Chester yesterday aud
brought 70 the city last evening oy Desectivs elective
station to await hearing. His accomplice,
named William A. Cooper, was tried and con-
yicted few weeks since.
From the LIST TO the 10Th OF the present
month, there were issued at the Inspectors
Office, 81 permits for the erection of buildings OF
various kinds, generally dwellings, shops, and
stables. The only largo building of the number
is a factory to &c. upon Twenty second street,
dwellings have been commenced on Sixth and
Canal streets for which permits have not been
obtained. The mild weather thus far in the
month has induced builders to begin alterations
earlier than usual.
The installation of Rev. James r. Miller as
pastor of the Bethany Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-second and Shippen streets, took place
last evening, In the presence OF large audience.
Rev, f.. r. Beadle, d. d., presided. After the
Invocation the congregation united in singing
hymn of prasse. The Scriptures were then read
. by Rev. Mr.. Paine, of the Methodist Church.
Another hymn was tnen sung. Inc lnstallAtlOn
sermon was preached by Rev. John Hall, ID. D.,
of New York, and the charge TO the people was
given by Rev. s. T. Lowry, after which prayer
was offered up and the benediction pronounced
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Miller. The Sunday
schools attached to this church number about
1000 children, and are in charge of Mr.. John
Wanamaker.
The Board of Guardians of the Poor met
yesterday. The census Of the Almshouse for the
week ending Saturday, January 49, 1870 was
reported by the agent at $3.50; same time last
year, 3S46; decrease, 96 admitted within the
last two weeks, $50; births, 81 deaths, 81; dis
charged, 100; eloped, 26; number of persons
granted lodgings, $40; total number of males in
the house, 200S total number OF females In the
house. 1742. The steward reported the
house receipts at $564'69, and, the outdoor
agent made known the fact that S1064'50 had
been collected for support cases. The report of
the Board of Visitors presented showed that
16, 416 persons received outdoor relief OF this
number 3012 were Americans; 1909 were foreign
ers; 9O95 were children. The report of the mat
ron of the Children's Asylum was presented and
read. 1t showed that during the year there
were 227 children admitted to this department;
$50 were discharged; 46 indentured; II died,
and eloped. There are remaining 112 boys
and A girls
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forWhrued every regular nnee
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian ne which call at Londonderry. The
for from the Continent call at Southampton
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ForeIzn Affairs.

Negotiations between the Prussian Govern
ment and the Chinese Embassy were concluded
yesterday. isa W -
Yesterday the debate on Rochcforts arraien-
ment was opened in the Corps Legislatif Olli-
vier refused TO abandon the prosecution, although
advised to by the Left Centre, and demanded
would resign. Rochefort in speaking was as
usual violent, and was frequently interrupted.
Eventually his arraignment was agreed upon by
a vote of 226 to "a. Public excitement was very
strong, and several demonstrations were made
In favor Of Rochefort on the resuls becoming
known.
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TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGs. EIGNOR BLrTZ ~ 1
EVERY EVENING, at and MATINEE on WED
Admission, % cts Reserved Seats, so cts. IIO
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer II. franklin Pierson, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
schr Gen. Conner Cousins Demorara, E A. Soudsr Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr H. Simmons, Godfrey, days from Boston, with
ndse to Mershon CLOUD.
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
" of all numbers and brands. Tent, Awning Trunk,
and Wseon.ooyar Duck Also. Paper Manutacturera'
Dner fets, from THIRTY 70 seventgrsix inches. with
'r'SH ''''' '"HS 1's'DS oA'' "'As JOHN W. EyERMAN
No lOa OHUROH Street (Oity Stores.
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The SToRM.-The rain here for the last l.
houIs has b en- quite copiors. and Rock Greek
AID the Potomac have swollen considerably,
the water overflow. ing many of the wharyes
along the river I.Ont, though TO damage OF con-
sequence is apprehenCed from that care. The
line of the canal, g. far as heard from, IS unin-
Jured, and boats continue to arrive rapidly.
DRovER's REsT.-At Drover's Rest this morn
ing. there was good attendance OF butchers,
and the market was active for good stock
though eef cattle was somewhat lower than
last week. the offerings Of 800 head selling at
aSG4Op per 100 lbs. gross. Sheep and lambs were
somewhat better, ,2C1 head bringing s2a SIS
each. few cows and calves sold at from $50
to $50.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-1 here is still a
good, steady demand for wheat, though receipts
continue light and choice Offering. There
were 3,6tS bushels on Change to-day, which
sold as follows: 3,00O bushels prime red at = so
go bushels good TO prime do. at S1i5, and los
bushels fair TO good at s1.iO per bu>hel.
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rent upon the value of property. tbs FIX
lures 10 be charged eStva instead of, as now,
al oh the number of front feet aud stories in
height
The board, after a somewhat extended exami-
na'on OF the books AMI affairs OF the depart-
nent, afiC JrDCd until next week, with A view
toidrther work in the same direction, and th
me pun pose of =; eertairiry what remedy can
De applied iCr detects in the working of tue de.
Tartment