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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-There was q full
Cabinet meeting to-day, with the exception
of Mr.. Delano.
Secretary Boutwell, leaves Washington
tonight.
The commanding officer at New Orleans
has been directed to employ troops, if
necessary, to enforce the Federal election
laws. s
Judge Nelson will not take his seat on
the bench of the United States Supreme
Court until December. .
Secretary Boutwell, states that his depart
ment will cooperate with the Governors Of
States who have called a national immigra-
ton Convention.
Three important cases are set for an
early hearing at the December term
of the Supreme Court. The first IN
wolves the constitutionality Of the cotton
tax law, and will be argued by Judge
Curtis and Mr.. Evarts against the Coy
eminent. The second concerns the con-
s~titutionality Of the con6scation act.
This will be conducted by Messrs. Curtis
and Gushing against the United States.
The third comes from Kentucky, and in
wolves the civil rights bill, the special case
being a white man tried in the United
States Court for the murder Of q negro.
Judge Black appears against the Govern
ment, and will hold that it is unconstitu-
tional to try in a United States Court Il citi-
zen of a State for murder when the State
courts are open.
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kT or RIcsMoND, Nov. 4, 1870.

ARRTVEJ, .
Steamer 5 ,ste Of Maryland, yravers, Baltimore,
scll,nner sunny Side. Parsons, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Pa: ker.
Schooner Mary L. Harris. Crowley, Windsor,
Il. : paster, Staples & Blair;
Babrock ana merchandise to urrie q GO.
schooner Mary and Francis, MICA ndrews, Phil
adelph'a. coal, S. II. Hswes.
oG. 0 ner George S. Keppi q, Blizzard, Phila-
q )phia, coal, j. 6. Burroughs.
RAILED, ~
disc and passengers, John W. wyatt.
oleamer Jonn Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cnSpdise and passengers. l.. X. Tatum.
Schooner soa,h+rner, Darling, New York, mar
chandisc.
Scllooncr Caroline Kenzle studams, New York,
via ChlcSalominy, Cur.is & Par ker.
Schooner Tho. c. Worrell, seward. Philadel-
phia. Via Chi! kahomins, curtis & Parker.
merchandise, curtis & Parker.
;, hoolc; | ri-is Bowen, Ne ' York, via James
river.
VEST POINT Nov. 4 Arrived, steamer Ad.
mIrai, Eeybo d, Baltimore. merchandise and
mas ,encars. ;ors kiver Railroad Comp any, and
sailed lSt+,n rr.a-n.
AouIA CREEK, fov. d.-Arriyed, steamer
pa. sengers, Ricnn nd. Fredericksburg and 70
.onec nAllroad Company, aud s"iied2d On return.
LEY T~ELEGRAfH.J
NV YoRK, New. 4-4rriy 4 steamships City
of Washington, James Adger, Idah1, and Her
culcs. :.
suspended he e, the flags are nj h%a1f-mast, and
t cb sis are tollin on account Uftlie Varina dis
asts .
PORT ELGIN, ONTARIO, Nov. D.. The ship Lum.
Der was 10 led Ia ;his morning. The ere Q were
all lost. One man, will his eyes picked out, was
found | ed to q pump q al.
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The conditions regarding the g!ctualine
OF Paris are not stated in the dfspatch.
Count Bismarck told che World CORE
spondent on the both :oH October tiaatahe
was certain that the arrnistice would lead
to pence. ssgs $3.50
The correspondent asked g WIN any
peace 10 satisfactory without q cesslon OF
territory ~ Bismarck replied, "No.n The
correspondent asked, sfaWilf the French
people support q government which con-
sents TO = cession OF territory" Bismarck
replied with his peculiar smile.
THE SPANISH THRONE.
MADRID, Nov. 4.-Prim, in o speech
before the Cortes, regretted the conse-
quence OF the Hohenzollern candidature,
formally presented Aosta.
Costella's proposition censuring the mi
norltyt was lost by a vote of 122 to 124.
me final election of the King occurs on
the 10th Of November.
ENGLAND AND BISMARCK.
LONDON, Nov. A rumor Of the failure
OF the armistice negotiations at Versailles,
circulated here, depressed the markets. :
The tone of the communications between
Inc British, Foreign Office and Bismarck is
drawn her objections to the cession Of the
French territory to Germany. .
- DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS OF TURKEY AND
FL. as -... RUSSIA.
LONDON, Nov. 4-The new Turkish Min
lister submitted his credentials to the Gear
to-day. 1t Is generally understood that the
relations between Turkey and Russia are
closed. .
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
BERLIN, Nov..4.-The official report of the
capture OF Dion states that a great portion
OF the town was burned.
There We're 81 generals and 81 superior
officers with Napoleon at Wilmhelmshoe on
Wednesday.
BERNE, Nov. 4.-The Nationals and Mo-
biles were routed on, Tuesday near Thanh.
The Swiss troops concentrated on the Dor
der to preserve neutrality.
The Florence elections for the new Par
lament occur on the 10th instant. The
Parliament assemblies on the 9th of Deem
Der.
LONDON, Nov. +Noon-An armistice has
been concluded for 81 days.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Thirty thousand Land
Wehr are still in Saarbruck.
A writer in the Times says that the seiz-
ure of Alsace and Lorraine will propagate
international hatred pregnant with war,
and implores Prussia, for sake Of the
worlds peace, to desist.
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TESTIMONY.

OUEE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS. STAND
ING-sToNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, TENN, May II, 1859.
DR.. p. Z. Helm5old: ..
Dear Sir,-We introduced your FLUID En-
TRACT BUCHU in this country about eight
months ago, and are happy to state that 1t Is meei-
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform You
of one instance (among many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man in our
county named j. b. Ostel had been suffering
about five years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought of us one bottle Of your BUCHU,
and before he was through with enc bottle he
passed a gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition In our drug store. He
SAYS that he viii never DO without the BUCHU In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES Il HINKEL,
,s. Druggists.
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The proprietor trusts that his remedies. from
1 the fact of being advertised, may not be
claassd as patent medicines.
HELMBOLD's
b
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU

is 9 pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name is given, and It Is the most active which
can be made 1t ia endorsed as q cure by sill
medical works for such diseases al recon-
mended by the proprietor. 1t is pleasant in Its
taste and odor, free from all injurious proper
ties, and is taken by adults and children. it is
tonic, dluretic, blood-purifying, and invigo-
rating. Enfeebled and delicate constitutions OF
both sexes win find 1t far more strengthening
than any OF the preparations of bark or iron.
See medical properties contained In dispen-
satory Of the United States, of which the fol-
lowing is a correct copy:
BUcHU.-Its odor is strong, d~iffusive, and
somewhat sromatic; its taste is bitterish and
analogous to that of mint. 1t is given Chiefly
in complaints of the urinary organs, srch as
gravel, chronic catarrh Of the bladder, morbid
Of the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention or the
incontinence Of urine from a loss of tone In
The parts concerned in its evacuation. 1t has also
been recommended In dyspepsiass chronic rheu-
matism, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
ssss
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HI WAR IN EUROPE.
RIOT AT PARIS.
TIKI FAC
&C., &C., &(
AFFAIRS AT K

actaluS Al an1cs
TouRs, Nov. 4.-The Journal O.btcie1 pub
fishes Paris advices to the 1st inst. The
Paris government has decided to accept the
armistIce. Flourens raised a riot. The
Hotel de Vile was invaded. A committee
ofpublic safety was proclaimed. The men,
beers ofthe provisional government were de-
tanned several hours. A battalion Of the
National Guard released Trochu, Arago,
and Ferry from the rioters about 8 o'clock.
The riot was finally suppressed at 8 O'Clock
in the morning.
Information of the conclusion Of the ar
mistice has been just received by Roths-
child. Great JOY is manifested and hopes
are entertained that peace will be the uiti-
mate result.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The National Guards
and Guard Mobile at Biscanon refused to
fight under Garibaldi.
Late Paris adyices represent the riot in
that city as formidable, and were inStigated
by the adyersaries Of an armistlce, led by
Ledru Rollin, Hugo, Gustave, Florens,
and other w~ell-knoWn persons.
Paris will vote on Thursday if the pow
ers of the government of defence are main
tanned.
During the disturbances Trocbu was
threatened bya mob with muSkets n bay
onets pointed at him.
The Paris journals urge the Government
TO be energetic in its measures.
l'hiers was in Paris on the 30th ultimo.
Reyeille and Canrobert alone oppose the
proposed armistice.
On the 31st all the Government officers
were detained some hours by the National
Guards. When order was restored 1t was
tound that communists and opponents OF
an armistice were the authors of the
trnlblp. " @
Trochu has issued a proclamation show
;nr the advantages of the armistlce.
On the 1st of November Paris was en-
tirely tranquil.
n-oSrPENsrE PROPOSED AS THE FUTURE
RULER OF SPAIN.
MADRID. Nov. 4, 1870.-Prim had q long
nnnfarence with the members OF the ma
iori;v in Cortes regarding Aosta, and after
On interchange of views Prlm SAID he would
present the name of Montpensier to the
consideration OF Cortes rs the future ruler
of Spain. 40 :,
n long speecb. Corcora could not unaer-
stand the necessity of going ABROAD Wnen
there was such good maIeItui a. hne hn
Senior Ognete affirmed boldly tnaC he
would not sf7pport a foreign candidate.
n;rers opinions were expressed by men,
hers present at the consultation, but no
conclusion was reached. 80
mur poNBAnpMENT Of THIoNvILLE PROGRESS
- III SING.
I,osnoN. Nov. 1.-Two armycorps when
~ reIeased at Metz, are besieg,ng Theon-
Vile. The bo~mbardnaent Is progressing
vigorously. nrocur
nar.s Nov 4.-All the journals praise
rr iobn Conduct and express the conyic-
t ioUo TINT he viii suppress all future dlstur-
banees' He win doubtless receive an I'M i
msnse vote Of appreciation from Inc fafs-
sia The armistice commences orsfhe 4th Oh
November and ends on the 2stn: Mi, 1he
The decree ordering tne. elections WIN pe
issued Tomorrow. aaatc an the
The Constituent Assembly meets oa wv
18th.
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The New Orleans Sfaushter-HOu se
Gnso-

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Thc New Or
leans siaughter-house case is UP, on the
motion to restrain the New Orleans courts
from interfering with the rights Of the
New Orleans butchers secured to them
under the Constitution of the United States.
The Slaughter-house Company ask two
ment in support Of the motion. Judge
Black will move a disposal of the case for
the want Of jurisdiction.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG sTANDING-sTONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
,wEsTPoRT, CONN, September S, 1853.
IT. T. HeImbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
of Buchu, about two weeks since for an affection
orthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihave suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for a few days past. Bul
yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
"Buchu.' A stone passed from my bladder about
the size of a large pea, and now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely free from the pain that I have
suffered with SO hard. I attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would all per-
sons similarly affected to try 1t. l have great
faith IN its curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j.
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ssxgas, mEDICgNEs, sse.
NITY DRUG STORE.
y NEW FiRM-NEW GOODS.

rITY DRUG STORE. sa :
~ NEW FiRM-NEW GOODS.
BODEKER & DADE, No. l444 MAIN STREET,
corner above ST. Charles HotelD
RICHMOND, VA. ~:
Having received our stock of DRUGS, MED1-
CINGS. PAINTS, Oils, &C., we now have them
omen. and ready to receive orders for anything In
Our line of business. The experience of the mem
beers Of our hrm in the drug business, together with
the fact that our goods are all new and purchased
expressly for the retail and jobbing trade of this
community, enables us TO offer unusual induce
ments to purchasers. Cur acquaintance and for
mer customers are especially solicited to give us a
trial, and we believe they will not be disappointed.
HENRY WM. MAYO DADE,
formerly of formerly with
A, Bodeker G. Bro. a. Bodekcr s Bro.
nc 1E-Ym x. @M' g.
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The OldabTaM,
E Dominion Steamship 4EssStsMsssSsR
elegant side-wbeel It .smship NIAGAAA, Capt,
Couch, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
SUNDAY, Nov. 9Th, at u O'Clock NJ. Freight
8s; round-trip tickets, 800. Hor freight or pas
sage spply to J!HN W. WYATT. Agent,
NO. 3 Governor street,
Passengers can take $50 train on tire Richmond
ana petersburg railroad, am make connections
1T koI1o K saturday AFTERNOON vi h Steamship
Isaac Bel. reaching New York Sunday. Faro Sl7.
Apply to D. W. IATT,
n ACs nj.
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a A.DAYToN, DEALER ~ RAM.-

~ A.DAYToN, DEALER In Rail-
\ Nj EfR MA1i fMrAhhfnnsFAA sStS ssTasf aas Ca sasia
and Cary. Richmond, Va. stesm1tfDgfaes Saw
Mills, Mtl-Geartngs. Turbine FW baeis.
and Wood, Working Machinery o. &i kinds :
Shafting, Hangers, Pnlleys, Beissngfi Lace
Drills, Wool-Carding Eachines and Qlosh:ng,
Stean-Guagea, saw summers Steam and Mater-
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, Journal Meta, Pick ana
II ron wsnta portable steam.EDgtne4 sead fos q
descriptive pamphlet, or eau and examine she
JAMES, the besf engine made.
I have a general assortment or secondhand
Engines and Boilers, Ills, Milistoness ana
eearings. Plantgg Machiass, aLd Other Wood.
Hangers Disabling Fixtures, ETC., etc.
Secondhand u Machinery 6f~sSteam.Hoiler1
bought, sold, and EXCHANGED an er-sm
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Shnnffnr CAGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Mrs. Laura A:
Fair shot A. p. Crittenden, the reporter of
the Supreme Court of California, yester.
day. The ball passed through his lungs and
is probably fatal.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERYaCOM-
f1 PANY.-At q full meeting Of She Boara Of
DIRECTORS OF Hollywood Gem. terry COMPANY on
the I'm Of October, 1870, tho Following letter from
Colonel Thomas Fl. ELLIS was Communicated:
"RIcHMoND, Mays, 1870.
.sTo the Directors Of the Holsytoood Cemetery
.s~Gentl.msn.-Itr being my purpose to- lesye
Richmond to reside In the city OF Chicago, l
herepy resign the Office of President OF the Hol-
lywood Cemetery Company An ofaclal aSeocla-
ton of nearly twenty three years w1thtnts enter
prise, during which time l nave seea y. ~ !. g areni
| dice and Opposition, TO It's present aaVof.tisn WIN
| the community, and, ! may almost say, its ma
tiunal reputation, has strongly attacbed me 70 u
and ats fortunes hut cs oecially to those of Its
| officers and agents With whom ] iinye. acted even
| fromthe beginning. Lamensing the departure OF
1 those who sal ont on this career w1!h ts, ENC ten
| tering to the survivors andto each OF yot,t gentle
| men, my earnest wishes as a 4: iend, ~
~ am, with high respect and esteem very trnsy
rours THOMAS II. kLIIS. ;
And bis resignation accepted: when WILLIAM
| n, HAxALL was elected President, md The follow
ing resolutions unanimously adopted: =. :.
Thomas IA. Elia. late President of HoiIyB God
| Gem etery Company, from this city TO- Chicago,
| we have lost q most valuable ofscer, WAC, oY MS
assidaity. efficiency, eno urban1ty nor. only pre-
| served the esteem OF bis associates but won the
| kindest regards or all those win whom In The dis
charge OF his official duties, ne was brought Int
| contact. t.g
forwarded 70 Colonel Elf. another sopythese.,f
| with bis letter Of resignation, bs pubhsGedf
"a" Resulted, That al, future purchasers of. lots,
| and thnse who have not already enclosed them, be
requested 70 use granite Gu; nln n4 Al. ShH !. oi Spe ;fx MIN
the 9rourd..r
| October II, 1910. W &C To- EAMoW
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Loss Of Life at Sea.

LAKE CRY, Fla, Nov.4.-The steamship
| Varunna, OF New York for Galveston,
foundered at sea. Only the second mate
! and four men were saved. There were
| thirty-six cabin passengers aboard, mostly
Texans.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
>cu York soc and Meucy Marsk.

WV YoKN. Nov. a. Noom--Stocks quiet. Mon
-, $500. Gold, llcA. Stec'inS-houg, 1oss; short,
- lo>t.
g.,..a5.-Uoidha has been iather more active to-
.5, .rrnyd At ilot. sofa a. low as lie, and as high
...l Governments have hcen rather unsettled
.lirsus c:ions limit d; 1898, lost lSCl'E. Iofs;
l.a ,aj!.
rric.-- Money easy =: SE0s per cent. Sterling
.ur.t ana.fTm at ah9os. Gold, llosapllos. Gov
-r~cuia 2l>sld steady 'e2's. lass. Southern So
-t &c e~mswhst neglected
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Ltbertan Immigration.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 4.-Arriyed.
ship Golconda, from Baltimore. She will
receive about 800 additional emigrants from
Norfolk and sail for Liberia.
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B
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK, GRisT, and PLASTER MILLS
EOILERS, FORGINGS, CASTINGS or IRON
or BRASS; MILL, GEARING, &c.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchsnged Tor new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily DONE, wsEfS
BEND for descriptive circulars.
deQ WILLIAM ". TANNER Co.
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II SCAFFOLD.
rNECITEoN OF WILLIAM STggS0N
NEGRO IN NORTH GAR0IISA.
IFT.4ILS or THE CRIME. ARREST.
TRIAL, AND SENTENCE.

CONVICTION BI \ FULL JURY
OF NEGROES.
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND ABEC-
TON OF APATIENT sEyENTY-EIeHT ae
YEARS OF AeE-THANKs TO ~.
MR.. HELMBOLD.
GIRARb, PA, March a. 1866.
Editor C~oSnopolHe:
I desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits OF
Helmboid's Buchu, and for The benefit OF those
similarly afflicted as myself, 70 say that after con-
suIting many eminent physicians, ana trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies IN the VAIN
hope Of finding relief from aggravating Honey
and bladder diseases, from which I have suffered
| excessively for many years, good fortune finally
| suggested to me Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little fsith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about q month. Asthe Npi-
ration of that time, however, i thouShs l COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encon-
ragged me to perseyere In its use, and now, at the
expiration OF four months, although I am an In
firm old man, nearly seYenty-eight years Of age
and consequently medicines cannot be expectedto
feyorably effect ne as they otherwise would, !
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
nent benefit from MIR. Helmbold's valuable DIS
covery that I feel 1 ought publicly to record Inc
fact. as an acknowledgment TO him anda Vaiuanie
suggestion to the public.
Yours, respectfully. II
u. M. LAREN. .
MIR. Laren refers to the following gentlemen
| Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, ESQ., Girard' Pa, edltof u
Cosmopolte;
| GEORGE q. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
| c.. j. HINES, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
| CAPTAIN D. w. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, At
torney; Egags4 seab
DAVID OLIN, GiIard, Pa, Merchant
| DAVID E. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant;
c. +. ROCKWELL. Girard, Pa, lMerchsnf %
| b. G. ELY Glrard, Pa, Druggist, tE uy
saas. ,1as@ ASK FOR
HELMBoLDrs. lz
TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by druggists and dealers eVerYwhefe
Price. sLss per bottle, or six bottles for 90 o.
Delivered to any address. /
Describe symptoms in all communications
Address
II. 7. HELMBOLD.
DUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
asa BROADWAY. NEW YORK
None are genuine unless done up IN FEssl
EEaRAyED WRAPPER. With fsessirasse OF ni
/, Chemical Warehouse, and signed
ausi-am u. e. HELMaoI1 u
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The ArInfstsce.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Up to the latest
hour there is no official confirmation of the
armistice.
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REFERS TO

REV. WILLIAM COGsWELL, Westport, Conn.
J. L. G.. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
H.. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn. g
DIR. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
R. W. ROBINSON. Wholesale Druggist, New
York city ; and many others, If Unnecessary.
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COMMERCIAL,
CoRN xN6 FLOUR EFcHAweg,t
6ICHMoED. VA. Nor. 4. f3?o. 4

u 5gT7E b. y 6lSdn0EUs fass HOTsay ble,
y6 HKMARKs.
Tlie offerings; OF heat on Change to-day showed
considerable Increase over the qusntity exhibited
on any day for several days past. The market wal
active aud arm, very good white being quoted al
Si65Gsl.GTa, and primo red at Sl.s5. The CON
market is low, the highest price real zed to-day
for white being s73c, Oats In moderate demand ni
48ac. FOR very good. r.
The EXCHANGE was visited to-day by q large
number Of gentlemen from The rural districts, and
were cordially welcomed. Any gentleman from
the country can always have access to the Ex.
change on being introduced by n member.
The question of tie tax of q cents on whiskey
continues, to be free'y discussed on 'Chaulc te-
cause OF Its depressing effect on tie price of corn,
and much interest is felt on tn, action ofthe lie.
gislsture in the premises.
Domestic Markets-fBY TE1EeRApH.1
2 EYoRK, Nov. 4-Eoon.-Flour steady.
| Wheas l@oc. better. Corn q lhade better. Pork
heavy a. 12t: Lard inactive. Cotton In fair de-
e lsana aaq sa a1snt 800 aP nales. ! TsiIe oFInen nea ,1se Il
4ss@4sc: fsos.p quiet %fretehts lirm..
Flour-Sta.c and western more active; eouthern
slead1er, common to fair extra, &c. 75I$e Wheat
203c. higher; fair export moderate for milling
81 a2SsI.3 IS: Common closed dnli' PORK GImel,
Laro usll Kettle. l5i9lsc. Whiskey frmer a. soc.
e Sseessies a Ralds a anls steaS TI,,,a Ipf5p saII hesy sh at
quiet.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Vtrginia e's-Gld, 4es bid
soy asked; s0's, cog bid, co asked; 67's, So bid, seq
Flour irregular and fayors buyers. Wheat
Prime to ,ehoicc white, 81. so@sL75; Maryland
s sn'n@o,S - sa{g 70; g msl % % pslme, 81 l. :sogsa 60;
eSS al 20. Corn 90 Nom an,s s:o o @ss s;aS7c Seste aew wh s5Ss &C.: :
faak, ssz. Baess arm !: ri5S sidsss, iss, Ha Clear srsi &C.;
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oc IA v

frORD N AND AIS. vs.. SAVINGS
VI BANK OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Tn the Cnancery Court of the city OF Richmond !:
Nv q decree entered IN this cause on he 1ltt1dn or
March, 1859, aIl persons having claims against the
said Savings Bank are dir cted 70 prestnt us
same bef re q commissioner OF this court With
evidence TO sustain the same. And by sam recr.a
IL is ordered that ali claims not 30 presentedwnI
be- excluded from the distribution OF the assess OF
said Savings Rank. ? = 80 $500 .-SEN4s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-05

The Illegal Registration Cases Ina New
York.
New YoRR, Nov. 1.-The proceedings
| against persons charged with illegal regis
tration are progressing. James Fleming
has been committed for registering when he
was disqualified by reason Of having served
in the Denitentiary,