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CHARGES AGAINST COMMODORE LOvITT
not SUsTAlHED.-Auditor Stanton has re-
cciycd communication from General Candy
to the effect that, after examination by the
military commission Of the second military
division, the charges and complaints against
W. H. g. Lovitt. chief inspector of oysters,
are not sustained, and consequently need
10 further attention ut headquarters.
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and he soughta more southern climate in
the hope of restoring it.. His remains were
taken for interment to Lebanon, Indiana,
where q little more than year ago he was
married. Mr.. Sexson had a large circle Of
devoted friends who will grieYe to learn Of
his early death.
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JONES & BROOKE would inform their friends,
patrons. and the public, that they have large
stock Of anthracite coal tall sizes) on hsnd which
they arg delivering by weight at rs low rates
the same coal tthe best) can be had in market. Be-
fore buying cali and sec them, on SIKH street
near the canal.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-
Hereafter Sundays will not be excepted in
the schedule for the night trains between
Washington and Richmond on this road.
Stages for Lexington and the Natural
Bridge, connecting with the road at Staun-
ton, will leave that place on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
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FASHION AT ST. ALBAS's.--Mr. Walls
humorous poem on Fashion viii be recited
for the second time OF St. Adams HalI to-
night. The entertainment will doubtless
bc largely attended, and we can promise
all who attend rich treat and an evening
Of mirth provoking but innocent amuss-
mert .-a,...s ...a..a
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PORT Of RICHMOND. JANCARY5 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg. Gcogheran, Ba!timorr,
merchandise and passengers Harveys & VIII
ilams.
Schooner Mary r. Hickman. White. philade-
nhla. COAL Writ Roberts, and produce, j.. ).
Worthlm.
Schooner J. p. C0negys, Vickers, Philadelphia,
coal.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanGtsr and nassenccrs. l.. u. Tatum.
s. hooner Thomas Ronz. Somcrs savannah, fer
tilizer and railroad material. curtis s Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. January s.-ArriIcd. steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York Rl:er Railroad Company,
andsaiied on return.
NEW YORK, January 3.-hrriyed, schooner j.
n. Lockwood. Sharrctt from kichmond. I'm port,
schooner j. II. Rapp, Gale, loading for Richmond.
boston. January BIN part. scoonner South
erncr. Darling, loadlngfpr Richmond.
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DIED IN SOUTH CARoLrSA.-Mr. ]. W.
Sexson, the Secretary Of the Southern Mu,
tual Insurance Company Of this city, d,ed
in Aiken, s. c., on Sunday last. For
months past his health had been failing,
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BARN BrRNT.-AIr. 0. G.. Cosby, who
lives Oh the Mecl.aEicsyillc road, about four
miles and half from Richmond had his
barn and its contents burned on Tuesday
night. THE loss was about 81, 200. In
surcd for 500 in the Southern Mutual IN
=urance Company. The fire is supposed to
have been the work OF an incendiary.
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LrSAT1cs.-The following named luna
ties reached the city yesterday, and were
sent to Towards Grove: Mary Persons
(colorcd), from Southampton county; Ro.
bert Armistead {colorcd), Prince Edward
county Jane lIundley (colored), King and
Queen county.
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NTOTICEsTO TAX-PAYERs,--The time
IN for collecting th- city taxes for n. year ises
Is extended 90 tue 10TH DAY or JANUAHi.ls lsss
ipclusiys and the usual discount OF ten p<F cept.
will be allowed upon all taxes paid on or ee,oiS
that time, provided one-ran OF ING sans saau
have been paid within The tune required.
BS order OF the City coaneti.
C.P. WORD, city Collector:
January i 1910. At.ssA
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FIRST BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.-The
following officers of the First Baptist Sun
day school have been elected for the ensu-
ing year: r. H. Bosher, superintendent
4. ?. Fox, assistant superintendent: Geo
4. Haynes, secretary; William H. McCar.
thy, assistant secretary; R. 5. Bosher, Ii.
brnrian; y. @. Ksescc, Emmett Tyler, and
Charles Habli~ton, assistant librarians Jo-
siah Ryland, treasurer; John F. c. Potts.
chorister; 7. ii. kccEce, ket-distributor
and collector.
The Sunday school of the First Baptist
church was organized in 1916. 1t now mum.
bers II officers and teachers, with an ave.
rage attendance Of 5G and $40 scholars
with an average attendance of 344. Du.
ring tic last year teacher aud Ga scholars
rrofessed conversion, and 239 scholars are
now lrofessing Christians. The number OF
volumes in the library Is 300.
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PERsoSAL.-Bishop james, Of Phi1adei-
pbia, of the northern Methodist Church,
was in the cisyy yesterday, sguest of General
Candy. - zs - ,,raig. i
Lieutenant c. o. Heintzlenan, aid to
General Candy, has returned from furlough
and reported for duty at headquarters.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHNoND.-A special
session of this court will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Judge Morton being alb
sent, Judge Shumaker, Of Danville, will
preside.
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CAME TRrE.-Thc cold weather predi ted by rs
Is here. twill last awhile. Be admonished now,
and 20 to Mr.. j. B. WATKISs's, I'LL Main street,
! and get some Of his extra Goals, coke, and wood,
at low prices, and keep warm.
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All the monthly magazines, all the literary and
Illustrated pr pers, and all the New York Baltl-
more. Washington, and Richmond dailics, mt
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot, next to the
Dispatch building.
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DEPUTY COLLECTOR ApPoISTED.-Mr.
George S. Richards has received the ap-
pointment of Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue for the second district Of Virgil
MIA. Mr.. Richards has for long time
past been an efficient assistant of the asses
sor for this district.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR 157o.-Now is tho time to
subscribe to the monthly magazines and weekly
periodicals for 1870 ut ELLYsoS { TAYLog's.
next to DisD0tch Office.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

MULES AND HORSES FOR
NI SALE.-Just arrived. i ORTY GERV
MULES all young, sound, and well w
broke; from fifteen TO seventeen handsshss.4aaz.
high the finest lot VIC have seen for sale for some
time. Also, one or two FOUR-M ULE HATCH
TEAMS. Apply at f. BOSSIEUX'S stables, on
Franklin between Eighteenth and Eineteenth
streets de 12-1m
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AccIDEST.-Colonel Richard 0. Haskins,
an old citizen of Richmond, was badly hurt
yesterday by fall at his house in Rockets.
His injuries though painful ere not serious.
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the principal newspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-
Tina, Tennessee and the northern cities, ut pnb-
fishers rates. FOR cash. Apply at this once
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DECENBKH 80, 1869.
crECIAL EOTICE.-Thc second annual
- meeting of the SToCKH0i DEkS Of the VIZ,
GINA HOME BUILDI>G FUND AND LOAN
SSSnf'J,TIOS will nc held ut The First African
church on THURSDAY NEXT. the 9Th Of JaDu-
arv 1870, at 3 O'Clock =. n. All stockholders are
re6uestcd 20 stt4nd as nn election nf oficers for
the ensuing year VIII be had. and other important
business transacted.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
PHI. VOOLFOLK, President.
y.yvc RrpYFrJ Secretary, de l-Ir
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INTEREST on THE CITY DEBT.-The City
Auditor has paid to this date $4,000 Of
January interest On the city debt.
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UN1os BANK.-A meeting Of .hs direc-
tors of this bank will take place tonight
Mt o,clocl,
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1i,u TuE lurIzENs oE pIcuMo,

T'O THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.
II y"n wish To get Your HAIR CUT IN the latest
~ most atpi"ved style, and your WBISkERS
'HA NEED 10 rost beantiiul black or brown
,,""i We would advise you TO call al the Hair-s1f-
.lilR' shaving, Shampoong, Dyeng, and Bthtng
Saloon Of HbHSON h SCOTT, above the post"
Vilce, Shafer's building. jail
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ErrHANT.-This day being Epiphany,
st. Paul's church will he opened for divine
Service Ut | o'clock \. NJ.
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1000 STATIONERY AND BLANK

1000 STATIONERY AND BLANK
- =. HOOKS F'rE THE NEW YEAR.
H,rlpfl,l'-E 4 !'AnttAN invite tho attention
& ."ua,t-. nr,.t"r-, .tu' others, /" their stock
- nt.t\k Hpr3.r aEd - h1ttNEhl !oE ii8c
.,.,@ mi rn.tiiUy-:arln. inc!u'!tnc crlN nE-
i,t,.- , lUk>t u!s Inc bet inks In "sc. VIII ing
l.r.tr ~ Fr-S description "uE"l"rrs. steel pen-,
t-tt :'I". h'"tiing-pHrcr. desk loli"S li"E-
ifg.L' Led ..r-. iumrm,i-. CasA Books. invoice
4 .a~. hp3 H,"h., Receipt Book BauE Books,
H..ruTal.G "a ii4,ks. Diaries. hlmanacs. and
tu"....,..rS. Tor The N"a" !.i".
..l WU,pitUUSE < PhRHAM.
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-,If eGa.-GRAND OPENING

EARGAINs. RAHGAtTS: RiRGANS!
n,yc now opened sn'i OFFER 10 the pnh1ic i"rSe
d.! ,rnpl~t" stock of MEN,S, - 10 ~, - IN ann
,.I.n t-i!,na.t luc o; GEHTLEEMEN'S WI:
t,l~iiI%,, t,DplpS, a@d l2:.c and ;n"1t ocani!-
t#l -,ugk Of HATS and cars, comprising INC
s.r.,i y,,.-. ~ remarkably los prices.
\..,uGrtp E, .ud always has teen. Quick sa!rS
nt .r,al r-,l'-". ,Aerr."r. 'Ndi : III i.. sS6
= ,. SpG WIN br >Urcto purcIa," great harS"i's al
''' II. ". ROSES, -, Broad srect. ;.
.r corner of Fourth.
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sf.GTKsTsG.


,..C~AVS FOR SALE Low
( y i.'> hy 7, N. SrENCE & son.
~ .,...TS ).uR SALE LOW
r,;I-~N = -" t,y T.. II. <PFNCE & SON.
.-.,. ~r-TT,S FOR SALE Low
~ >'Nf7' hv r. II. SlENCE son.
..,,,,,SS SHIE'fS FOR SALE LOW
" VII , '''' y, y. Il. SPENCE < son.
v.v,pySR SALE LOW
Nil j." ~ +. Il. SPENCE son.
,>psI NEFS FOR SALE LOW
~at -" !''' hy +. Il. SPENCE son.
.,-- CAVES F1E SALE LhW
Va Nihi nvE. Is. SPENCE son.
,-r,sraR SALE Low
"''''1''' hv +. T.. SPENCE 3 SOY: SOY
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TTNION ANK.-The annual meeting Of
u the Stockholders Of the UNION BANK or
RICHMOND will be held OH THURSDAY. lEh
of January, 1870, In the rooms Of Mcssrs. i)Sver.
mort q CO.. over the First National Bank, al
O'Clock +. b.. Stockholders are requested 10 DO
d. 25-td JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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OFFICE or THE WEST POINT LAND COMPANY
WEST POINT, December 10, 1872
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the WEST
/ POINT LAtD COMPANY are hereby notl.
Ged that the animal meeting Of the said COMPANY
viii take place st West Point. tn the county Of
King William, the TUESDAY sfter the second
month. 4 full mestf ng Is desiraile. 81, Tt'
de- 25 I'd JOHN eOrLARD. Secretary.
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PUBLIc ISSTALLATIoN.-The officers of
Fidelity Division, No. A, Sons of Tempe
rance, will be publicly installed in the
basement of the Oregon Hill Methodist
church this evening Mt half-past o'clock.
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MEETINGS..

THE MEMBERS OF RICH snayses,
/ NOND ROYAL ARCH CfAPTER. syESS.2S
"a. 3 are hereby requested to aitcnd EZSAE
suited cnnvocati0u OF her Cha rter, 70 ''e S~TSss
held Mt their Chapter-rooms I'm the Masnns' Han,
n Franklin streef. THIS (rhursdayl EYES1Sti.
January eth. A. D. 1870, A. i. $50, Il. 4. III.
Ev order Of the VI. r. II. p.
IA e-lt* GRO. 7. kf ESFE. Secretary.
OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLASrERsl
SAVINGS BANK.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF this institution viii bo
held AT their Office on SATURDAY the 18th of
Japuary NJ 5o'cI0ckP NJ.
f., std WILLIAM A. JENKINS, Cashier.
old DOMINION BUILDING AsS0-
annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF this Association for the election oi
officers Will be h. Id nj the Office the Assoclation
Jjg Main stree: on THURSDAY. january eth;
1870 at clock r. n. Stockholders are requested
N be present In person or Represented ny proxy
shares will be offered for REDEEM ptt0n at tht. meet
Ing. WILLIAM Lof bSS S,s.v
j,5-2t eecretNy.
THE FgRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDERS of the VIRGINIA
RTrILDINCi FUND COMPANY viii BE- held on
THURSDAY the 9Th Of january. ls'o NJ Dir. ).
III. Pcay's schoCl-room. ropn
b. order OF I. L. ID. -" hnron,.
ja s. 10 Itceluchs. I
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0DE HAEREL~ ROCKLAED LINE
.',)sj !"r ale I" arrivc. Nom due and daily
expected.
IA .--.w LEE. seldom x co.
DDtkLAND LIME.-l,409 casks eX-
IL gr"cd IN = Icw drys.
tc n. =. l-f.F.
7 me. LIME, LIME.--W LSO \
IL = II iGE VIRGINIA L1NE.-Ft, l.
SiFrLN CONSTANTLY IN !itND.--l!Artn%
erected; IL c0n-ii.rahic cost the largest XIII
.u lno EGit"d States. constructed on the mos e.
PROVED! pian. WE INTEND TO lNDERSEii
fnf .,CEEilnkN LIME, and We invite attcn
i@'" t";hI> VIRGINIA !.<TEkPklSE. !. The stone
"f w:!rh Ills ltne Is made Is nearly pare, and sh'
har~c, lu4! size.
AGEicUl.TrKAL LIME will he delivered al
al !,,Lts ,mcs rlvtr and un ,lc canal, s!tke'
ar 4. .Uirh state. ~ 1T, lowest rates.
v. t.. III hiiN 4 ca. Mtnu!ac.Ercrs,
!.r. "iilr. Ru'ci",t:t c"Ult} Va.
Address t!l:. .8% & EILtIF,
Genera! Ascits, l*"S Dock street,
nn i:--jm Eichiaond. Va
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BASK.}
RICHMOND, VA. December Q, 1909
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sToCEHOIDERs OF THIS BANK win he
he'll on TUESDAY the llth day OF Januar.; lse.
at their banking-honse iu this city, at u si:' ior
the election OF directors. j. u. GoDDs.
de l0-tl 1aanIo[.
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NATIONAL BASx or EIRorNIA-
RICHMOND. DE ,ember 10. 1859.
ENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
Day the nth day OF Janunrs next. NJ their hank
in2-house 10 this city, at l: ~, for the election u
I'd Is''' 40 '''' ' j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
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MARINE ENTELLEGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY g $50.
sun rises .......... ia sOon sets. ........ ga
sun sets s.......... a.49 High tide. ....... SOL
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Eks'STSqIEsASES.

GCNoTTS STEAMED OYS- "a ~
y TER ESTABLISHMENT, C,n-&M ExsH
STEEETS.-LYNNIIiI HtY, Cii-Di.Ky-
STONE, NIL. CREEK, HORN IiAERoR.
MAsIA'S GREEN, HAMPTON BAR. YORK
RIVER amt other OYSTERS OF the choicest "a
tors, receive! regularly and fresh, and served
RAW, 81 AMETi, STEW ED, or FRIED. Res
lauIAuts supplied hy ihe barrel a: cost price.
The BAR l. stocked With the CHOICEST IL
QCrKs: N" a Etrgc 1t of BOTTLED IL
VCokS. WINES, ALL, and LAGER BEER. Of
tnr finest quality, ALWAYS nit and. Gc
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tie "rcrs everything in season here. AID delica-
c.7 - IA" trppic.. TIE and MILD FOWL
ni wafer aud land Of all sorts FESlSQN, OIS-
1ERS, FISH. TEREApINS, and DOMESTIC
NhATs, "f the very BEST selected with skill and
care.
He has the best or cooks nnder the direction OF
a French artist, master Of the profession. Ills
tables IN tt!c :E&iu saloon and his suit of dining
rooms for arrtcs are supplied with dishes TO order
from the liHcr sorts To the most elegant equal to
ANY prepared III Paris. iarties entertained with
tntirc pfiI Soy an! comfort.
He syill supply parties and families promptly
"iih Yeats, Fish, Oysters. Game, Pastry, Dessert,
aud " tues and Liquors
lie vii! cater for 'hosc IN town and country who
Gc'ir" 'nsoukcd supplice, ensurng the best the
market affords at the most reasonable charges.
liis Bar IS supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
and WINES. his lie warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared hy TIC most skilful brewer In the city.
''rateiul for past favor he Invites the public to
Continue It's patron. &c. uud promises the most
faithful aud promp, filing Of orders. oc 20
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rnugsS xsn STATIONERY.

Irtupp1. ROOMS. SCHOOL BOOhS.
- =! ~ H.sgHS. MLNHEA NnNM BOOKS.
!ltElE$, ula ALMANACS. Tor 1870. al lowest
,tEY < AriELEE'S.
,r.. crr.Il,t, i~.ortiucui u: PAPER, ENNT-
! ~. - -.4 ~rNTlrNFHY gtnrrgil!. Call II
49,. ..-. Man >,;r.t, opposite Il. Charles si"ir!
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EARM WAGONS AND CARTS FOR
Il SALE.-I have for sale TWO NEW FARM
WAGONS and ONE NEW FARM CART. Also,
TWO SECONDHAND COAL CARTS, In good
order. Apply to A. B. L1PSCOMB,
Ia 5--ot% la West Cary street.
ICELAND MOSS PASTE.-Another sup
l. ply Just received and for sale by
POWHATAN Z. DUPUY,
desl Apothecary, 427 Broad street.
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irIt!~I>IA> PRESENTS AT JOHN II.
! " tLNI!.S bookstore. !lG Broad street. be-
in,#u Fourth and Fi:th streets. \ 'oInrc!" :tmd
..H-s''rrrr" stock OF Nork-!foN's. u r'inS
-, 4, T.. rii1l~~. Gn3 lhun~. Also, 4 com plc:,'
ass ~',,ui e itr' Poets nut other rr"scntaio II
l.,rI iuy,l.i.,.. beautifully Illustrated and CO.
i..~,i. Games "i all kinds and many other arti-
ct"s -Iit,lv ti,r the h"l~lys, M marNc!Iom>iy low
i,rir,., t'.l; and .>..ln;ur de 81
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The TELEoRApHEEs' STnIKE-OBJEcTs
AND PROGRESS OF THE. MovENENT-A
TRADE LEAGUE AT WoRK.-The strike of
the telegraph operators Of the Western
Union Company, of which brief mention
was made in our issue of yesterday, origi-
mated IN the San Francisco Office at the
close OF last week. On Tuesday afternoon
II reached Richmond, and oil the best ope-
rators Immediately quit work. Ii now ap.
pears that there is in existeneea secret and
close Union Of telegraph operators. through
out the country, and that the movement to
support the San Francisco men was made
simultaneously by order Of the supreme
officer of the association, who is called the
Grand Chief Operator, ind resides in New
York. ... ',--- --.-
Mr.. R. NJ. ]. Paynter, the manager Of
the Richmond Offices, states that the strike
of his operatives took him entirely by sur.
prise. He had not been apprised Of the ex.
istence of any secret organization of tele.
graphers. He first knew Of the strike BY
the following letter received on Tuesday
afternoon:
RICHMOND, VA, January 4, 1870.
" r. M. j. Paynter, Esq, Manager Vest.
ern Union Telegraph Company:
"This circuit (No. 18} of the Tele.
graphers' Protective League having been
called upon by tie Grand Chief Operator tc
sustain our brethren of the North, East,
and West, in an action takensby them to
resist reduction of salaries, respectfully
notify you that all the members of this
circuit have been notified by me to quit
work until further orders from the Grand
Chief Operator.
Every respectfully,
, 1870-11-16

~r"*.. Wiz l-.n. ss.fs:N.'l r-d waha.h. sLSs:
~. :. u.1s: closing ~ M;1'H; 20; : N5; re-
!. .isas, ~ sse 1sa o.sa I .a and a.asa> % :ssf aa
ts5te: No, ), 4stc: + ttchi&sn: Ashc~.
.1gvEk .1,s = , s4so-s1eaa3 VIM @ @odseasa do
1 Fst;nnIs-pu,. 1 snd nominal a. .....
RFcf1r1s-Fhuf, ori.. -: y, ~heat. ID, II. s.'oc;
COP, bu. II tnA: oats, ou. 10000.
sMra1srsaEsa., IT, y, =. e.: shess b. 400:
cr.ps.r,. yo1. K 'corTos-ln fa,r demand,
u nxRa6;1rfrsSFi sa; but sals:
ers nr1u: ..sn9,.;a Whit sc3.se M M nE@; .n%
"a aae 9xeT OF. Il i. lie aud oats dull, hut
cbapRed, B.It dnli mi oomtaai,
GRoc czr1hs-Fizr N. Sugar, lo91s:~ Cooee. le*
49o4o No asre>, sa3s3c.
EsCsNfa iii d.usod snd higher a. 5t9asc
[ BC7TEK-Quter AID unchanged.
t>HKteE--Quttt and I'll Lch1hXeI. .,. oo
paavls1oSs- -PnIk duh aud nominal: faoe
sated- Lara tn ugre deunand> but holders N A.
1ssxl4c. Rn}R meats autl snd nominal Gteen
%tsts dall snd loxes: ahonldets' s@'' f'ae'
HoesIopeaed op<ned nnn. hus closed dnu at
| s6.6o21,oo Rect!ps, 5000.
Sosr1.17 esile. i i1lS. S'sf E1sasnse dsii at sc
Discount buying. Ha9s, m.,te1 ~ Easy.
narorr sov ;pNhSr. pkEhk91T; r.G.rryrs-v1our dull.
West ID fai. d-maz d, but Dwer fot M !. exus,
@ @~s,*. Il x o.. i d iensad i iai prices
/ 1sles a, a3ke. Barley Qniet and weak.
/ PtfAT-Ls-Qnl-, ~" unch.nxed-
CLEVELAND.
CLrrFtAso, Nov. lA-HREAp s.ElopE ~
1 shade 1rwer: sa'es cars NJ. rcd winter II s1-at
/ Corn ateady, w1tu a ucdc ate ds1naud: No
Iefioe, o!t, u sIe: new. ah:ned. dle- oas'
| PETRo11Cx-lu ,atr demand, aad asm; refined
| A9c: most inquiry crude. fAd0A
, 1870-11-16
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been reTolu.
ionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0sTRAT1oa, Is TIE TRUE MED.
1cALPEILos0PHY. The introduction
q PLANTATION BITTERs, pre-
pared with pure St croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact The Ife-suz@
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested IN
the weak and desponding by an imme-
diate and most encouraging change.
# the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect It becomeseasy and thorough;
If the liver Is torpid. It is reused and
regulated; il the nerves are relaxed
they are strengthened and restrung;
| If the brain has been haunted BY morbid
| fancies, they are put to flight, and hops
! and cheerfnlnessreturu. In the Eace of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bilty, dyspepsia, biliousness constipa-
ton and mental dependency. wrought
by Plantation RitterA no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. Ths
terrible egacuents which were once pre.
/ scribed as Spring and Summer medi.
cines nave utterly lost their prtstigs.
The sick will not take them, and Plan.
tation Bitters in which are combined
the elements Of stomachic, an invig'
Grant, a mild laxative, q neryiae, and
an anti-bi1ious specific zeigns in their
| stead, Sold BY all Drupgista
, 1870-11-16
SEA MOSS PARINE.
THE :NBW- FOOD DSOyRCE'
-~-n - , ~

SEA Moss FAR1NE.-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, or carraeeen, Is conceded to Be
the cheapest. healthiest and most dslic-
ious food in tbs world. As delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is a
light and delicate food for invalids and
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations
This lew article Of food has every.
where won golden opinions" Of all:
sorts Of people, and the housekee7ers Il:
the land generally regard it in tha
double Light Of a staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishea
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an ext1avagant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five cents you
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a
like quantity Of Pudaings, custaEds
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FaRlHE co.
| SO Park Place, r.. Y.