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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-01

DUKE ALEXIS "SEApowEp." -TEE Guosr
OF MURDERED POLAND WILL NOT Down.
The New York Tribune saws:
~ Prior TO the arrival Of the Grand Duke.
Minister CatacaZy, experimenting violence
from disaffected Poles, engaged detectives
TO watch the movements Of prominent
Poles In this city. Nearly all Of the 1900
Poles residing in this city belong to one of
four societies. A fifth society. essentially
secret In its organization, Is composed OF
fifteen delegates from other societies. The
detectives claim that several months ago
they knew OF the bitter feeling existing,
and the possibility Of an attempt to assassi-
nate the Grand Duke on bis arrival, but
they admit that the more decent members
of the organization bitterly opposed this
action. The detectives claim that the pro-
ject was fully cauvassed by the more violent
members, and that they even limited that
1t was lucky for Russia that the heir to
the throne did not visit the United States.
Every precaution has been taken since the
arrival of the Grand Duke to prevent any
such attempt. When he landed, three de-
tectives guarded him; at the serenade on
Tuesday night they were near at hand and
they are now quartered ut the Clarendon
Hotel. When he went to Washington he
was accompanied by the three guardians,
to Philadelphia and Boston. The dete ctives
seem to fancy that danger turks wherever be
Journeys, and will continue to shield him
from peril until he shall resmbark for Rus
STA.
"New York Superintendent Kelso SAYS
that he has received no intimation of any
such plot. and that he think, that the ru-
mors originated with those who are hand
somely paid to guard the person of the
Grand Duke from imaginary assasslns."
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, November 3O.-Ex-Comp.
troller Connolly is in Ludlow.Street Jail,
not having been able as yet to raise the re-
quisite bail.
The patent case Of Humaston us. The
American Telegraph Company tor alleged
breach Of contract, in which 100000 was
claimed, was closed to-day in the United
States District Court by verdict of 81 800
for the plaintiff.
1t has been intensely cold here to-day.
The Hudson river is frozen over from Cats
kill to Albany, and navigation on the Della
ware and Hudson canal Is broken up.
Thanksgiving day was observed to-day
with unuSu Il attention. Business was sus-
pended, and the churches were we'll at
tended in the morning, and in the afternoon
and evening the theatres were crowded.
Several bands of maskers in motley garbs
paraded during the day and night. g.
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s 81 ssi:s g. s' ssSsos asRsa
sainkias french, s sss asi T. sse. aSHs ssSt
S;isezsi:t' = h.: songs skirtinE, 7a:1e. A''''''
Lemons, 80 so9t7 p hox. ''N
gfnia, at.2o9 q 20: Rockland 81 2asIs IT, %. VIZ
l. Lamss;;-Wnlts pins sssasss y Thousand. Ys.-
ing 70 lengths, shiisieg pine. a. sSsss necc0x1
s 70 r ;honsand' Lasns Split It'd saved
slc.; G. & F., 3ic.: G. o.. &c: K. Z. sS. ~
e.. Sc; ). q: Co.. sic.i X. d. r, soc.: Il r.
Csc: r r.. 2ec.: Sanford. 2ac.: Psnstelli silica.
Sse: v T.. ?sc.; G. & a., 27saS1sc- g. h., ssc.:
sosasss syrup. hox,heads. ne;
@gssc. y gallon Cuba and MuscovTs Ssa es9ssoS';
Ea:ts.in store. a. rs Tor stsndard-th.: Is tee.
oats.-Baled. sLas q asnsrsd.
,n os;s.-E,nseeo siaSlosi machine siGa1.Ts
s0Gzea; best salad sli Castor, & ssiion, VIZ.
On pmia ,aorie sSss1s sSc. per gallon.
Ps seaass.-i,;., c ss: g..
tr ~ 'c7stssss.-w hoieaalo, &c.; resal. %.
cine sasssssTr;s1,s sa1 $40; ground. ssgsas; q.
~a ssssI sss..a cotton s.a4,.; wa,.s saa,.
az kn g 5,ie England CLIO; s.a.a Cruz a, 50
s,I s"g1ss;;c c best aiaasc; s,s nc 4:
kya-Ssc.
Rtc:.-Larollna. %.
Gdcs GtnSsr.-l5c.
Ssest.-Aayiors cast steel, l7sdlIsc q a. Enc.
,isn 0iis;ersa lsic. 2 T.. American b.stsred
sH.-Ll7erpool, g. 20; ground alum. N q ascr.
sSnos.-S orthern- S2.s2s * bag or ss ns.
StiCdr.-Demarars- LfIl2Ac.: Porto R1co ic46p
| aaF:: Cnca. le3G!lc.: New Orleans 9lploSc., r..
nne.i Lnolasses sugar, loGtloSc.: cut luaI La.
q usnco nno powdered. l3tc.: graduated ~:
a s.auoaro, i2ac-: = cot Z NE: Z cofree l.Sc:
ezra, ne: =, M: yellow, liza
slaves. Nv hlskey oarrei tlmoer sresn alssDSsn
| lc0e seasonsd s2olISzs " LOCO. Flour narrni
sinoer, sS.ao4s' " LEGO. Hoop poles. Sa soQSss,
nogshead hooie, siollS50 ~ 200; red oak hopshssd
| staFes, t25fYf20 " Loco for seasoned: whI,fsv
aasreL hickorv. hoop, 81. s0 "a 900.
| Sodd.-SeI.. 3seOtc-, II kegs English aodA a.
| Senea RoG.-75Il5oc s ~
] Sh1Lcks.-sOc.
Sunlac. 81 per leo bs.
| SSoap;-cSommon, oGsc. best washinR llEo1i&c
toilet isl02oc. and fancy prices county. Tx
4 SDtr'ts IGrOentfne.-soc.
IsGs.--Biack. &c. 4SL25-ln. las. a nrIms IT.
Gle Imperial. q. lOdSleo; Eunpowder flGN.s o
| mo2E-Washed se&lssc.; upwashed. SfaSoc.
| WhtSksy.--froof SLl5lcal 20: 4. A. sIusrt,a
- Peer singer. s@-95 rileapple. -; CromV eiiis
| Eagle, $3.50 Medium eve. *L7sGsS.i5.
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Cincinnati Hog Market,

f0ysA9E. 25.-ns The eo,ipts yers not N
neavV aG sntlc ted the IN Arket oDen q rather
opliEedlV, no earls Il tho day sac, we're msdo
sr sight adv ,nce on yealerdiy's raies. suose-
quec: sdvices from oher poin's. sho sing hcavy
caipts ana d pr lon IN prices toned down
he Ieeiing somrwh It, an buyers show d less dis
posi- Ion - Invest. In vie the large crop In
aspect prices are eHpectet I, come down TO =
i'wec le7e, and all trs SIC Ions are, therefore,
restricted to ltus conttacts and N eeting imma.
date wants. rhe net recelp;s to-day wore c,tsI
heac, srd the rsnve ~ p,ices for lsht and heavy
.rersg-s were 81 SCGIA.5o, with oulk Of safes %
t4.30Gl $40, grosr.
csle- 4. had good gross At $40, 100 head ex.
-sat s4.So soltEh:at i4.s. 81 he ID a:eraSins SO
b.. az ~ 40 1853 IA -yeragirg $40 d ~ ~ 10,
.2irR $40 b.. t4423 80 b sd averaging 40 D..
~ 435 40 head svsr.glng ,o6 D.. St &4ss $40
teid averaging 32i n. &C 1870. 1po nesd xvse-
aging $50 ID a. 81 3, 81 head averaging so D /. sk
S..F. Tue net zee pts from the Is. to The 18th Of
Fovembor inclusive were 167, 805 head, against
ic9 $50 head Tor the corresponding time last yeas.
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On the Trail or the Burglars.

TEE WOUNDED HAND DRESSED IN BRISTOL
THE LyNcHBURG POLICE AFTER THE FUdI-
TIyEs.
1t is probable that the two men who COM
nitted the daring burglary at the residence
of Colonel Kerr. in Loudoun county, on
the nirht of the 21st, will soon be arrested.
1t will be remembered that they, were
first noticed on the cars Of the East len.
nessee, Virginia and Georgia road, where
their actions excited the suspicious OF the
conductor, though the fact of the robbery
of Colonel Kerr was not then known. we
have been able to trace the subsequent
movements of the men until Friday
last. The two fugitiyes arrived In Bristol TO-
st O'Clock Oh Wednesday morning the
ODD. They remained In the town ell that
dav. The one who had been shot In the
young pava W b9 T e $780,
OF Bristol, and had his hand dressed.
Duripg their stay in the town they LEFT a
satche In the care OF barber nse siy hen If
the satchel. unsuspicious Of the fact that lt
contained about fifteen pounds OF soia
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Norfolk Markets.

NOVEMBER 49, Cotton,-We quote the marfef
dali aad outlet 81 the Go sno following fures:
o rdinary, IitGlac.; good Ordinary. fag!Ha';
low D!dfiing. l75.. middir9, lsc.
F2our.--The mail IS oul ana weaR sac prco1
have declined z5c. Sc quote FOR various bfaaas{i
Fine, $s.5oOts: rups, q le, Is s54s1; extra, VIC
20 f-mlly, 81. 9sil.?5.
Corn Eecelpts are Increasing. ana the msrks
Is firm, with Il fair demand 1hs gs'eS OF 100
week foot mp about coo buthsls. The SAFES 70
aav were Al i3c for ~hi,e ana TO-. for yellow.
Oats Market easy. Weeks receipts aooW
1900 bushels. No 81 o; to-day. Last sxlee 'o<o
81 SIC
stares.-Ws quote: Red osk hogshesd, ~
CUT, $40. Whit. ok bogshra", 80; cuus, SSsY
s36. " bite oak he, 6tog. e7'8.s0 cats, Wv.
White o, pipe, $l0S@Sio6: cuiIs, sETtD.
ShfH0tes --aIe rat. er m re active, out mo- quo
taoiy h'ahar. We gu te: 20 ioch hrart SeQgsto
saps- ss9sIso 1a-Inch heart, Slo0sb; 'apS,
s75rG5Ss.
Peanuts. Bales yesterday Of 37s bags at el.f4
CLIO.
Dried Frutt.-Apples, 7h,; psaehes, ag.sc.. a.
Eggs. Marke. very nrm. We quote zoe. per
dos ~
Ssceet Potatoes.--To day there was not quite 50
much H. n.eea ard pr.cfs. recedsd again tho
,ses being from $3.50 10 81, at which prIcs ~
qlcte II the close.
Peas III lcE-eyes sold 70. day at g. An oner OF
75c. TO- b'a Ks - refused.
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REBUILDING CH1CAGo.-Probably there
are few people in Chicago who are aware
of the actual extent to which the work of
permanent rebuilding has begun. The
principal portion of the restoration Of bu-
sincss structures Is, Of course, confined to
the South Division, where the pressing
needs Of commerce and trade have left no
choice but to begin at once and su pply the
buildings which the fire had swept away.
With the same wonderful energy and con.
tempt for difficult obstacles which made
Chicago what she was, her business men
have cleared away the ruins Of their former
greatness and set vigorously about the
work OF reconstruction.
The result is that seven weeks after the
fire Chicago has made beginning almost
incredible. The high price of building ma
terial of all kinds, the great advance in the
rates In all branches Of mechanical labor,
the cod and unfavorabe weather for out
door operations of these drawbacks
have been allowed to Interfere. To saw
there is feeling OF hopetulneSs among our
burnt.out rebuilders would fail to fifty ex-
press the true state Of things. There Is no
hopefulneSs about it; it is absolute certain
ty, as solid and unsbaken as are the mas
sive walls Of the new order OF structures.
SO far as the progress Of rebuilding has
extended up to the present time the archi-
tectural difference from Chicago as 1t was
Is strikingly noticeable. A general condl-
ton OF enforced economy, together with a
determination to secure massive perma-
nency at the expense of elegant ornamen.l
tation, has brought about an almost uni
form piainness. With few exceptions the
NUN walls are Of the uncertain colored
brick peculiar to this locality, the fronts of
red or white pressed brick, or Of the painted
and "pointed" style, the trimmings of
stone or iron, and the cornices chiefly Of
brick. THIS excessively plain style, how
ever, only obtains in tho buildings now
under way.
The leading architects are perfectly
swamped with plans and details for more
elaborate and pretentious structures. to be
commenced early in the spring, 80 that the
present is hardly the time to speculate on
the appearance Of Chicago when rebuilt.
Two hundred and twelve permanent brick
and stone buildings are in course Of erec-
ton in the burnt district of the South Di-
vision, covering total streettronting Of
1915 feet, or about three and half niles.
Chicago Tribune, November %.
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SMALLPOX IN NEW YoRK-ALARH1NG
SPREAD OF THE DIsEAsg.-The New York
World reports Oh the authority of Or.
NORRIS, city sanitary inspector, that small
pox Is spreading alarminsly in that city,
confined to no particular quarter, but scat
tered over all. The inspector had never
known it to be so widely spread. The num-
Der of cases increases daily. and the neAt
returns made to the health board Will snow
the largest aggregate yet, The new cases
now average ten day. The disease Is very
virulent In character. There are few cases
of yarioloid. The smallpox will spread,
10 the inspectors opinion, under tne eoia q
weather. Tbs health board are vaccinat,ng
and disinfecting Us repressiye measure.
Many persons will not yaesInate nor permit
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Eynchburg Markets..

W heat AID our less active. Dress ed hogl undar
Ugh. receipts scIye at q lotatoIs. Bacon, lard.
and outCer plenty snd cut.
Apples.., Green. 81 a:QGA soN barrel, ont o, sel.
sou y.let. pared, 7Isc. 52 b.
Bacon Hog round elGGlUc.
Beat 5ihus 'eied aal8J.
. Buit,r.-kos. l, anI3 2o@le@l?c.
BeanS.-Wnle Sl.2sslS l.boI mixed or oolored,
S5c.4ISt
Chetse.-Dalry, l4Misc.
Corn. While, 7sgisc.; yellow and mixed, ga
zoe.
Corn Nedl.-saGs8c.
EgJs.-7t0 Sc
Flour .-rile, fe,25@soJo; superfse, s7.as0
81 40. extra, ST75aG ~; tamilr, Us. 5V@ss.
Feathers -i.Iy, goo q. 7OllT5c.
Hay i @sL?5 q 10 b,.
OGts, 5.Q953c.
Eheat.-S, nite, sl65@slGo: red, o. n@sl.as
Wool --Weshed 4E5sc. INV Ashed, <Olllsc-
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TAX NOTICES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND. Va, Dec:W Der l, 1871.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, december l, 1871.
iE1O TAX -pAYERS.-ln accordance with
J. al UId.nRncc OF the city, the Collectors Of
q e, IN the CITY Hall, corner eleventh and Broad
streets, Will be open daGy fr0n the 18TH TO THE
asst DAY IF i,hCshBkR inclusive, from o
O'Clock a. M. 10 O'Clock ?. Nj. for the purpose
Of recs wing from all parsons woo have already
p i'd one IF II me city taxes ch.igel to them
/. b, re;uA::.1 x halt.
rhe C.Lcc:or win further receive The unpaid
kTAli and Personal
bills frrm all pgrsons who have not paid their
taxes .or the rear 1911.
The Collector would respectfully csll tho atten.
ton OF all payers 10 the ordinance -ssed lst
Mav. ISL, a. follows:
"TEN Pas ChNT. will be added TO the
amount OF said remaining half Of the tax charged
N every ctse where tue party assessed sha fall
10 pay said remaining half within th3 time 80
lirnltld. But in case any person having failed 10
pay In ths month OF June one ali OF the city
t:xes due from ouch persou shall fall TO pay the
whole amount thereon on before tie 3lsL day OF
Desc N tor There shall be aided twenty pee cent.
uoon Ihe amount OF the LAX bill 40 ralnaiain z
CUE j % n r. Il = I a III,
Cellm Collector Of City Taxes.
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The Mace-Coburn mill-A Drawn
Battle.

FIGHTING GROUND, MISS, November 30.
The prize.fght to-day between Mace aud
Cobm resulted In draw and all bets off.
Eleven rounds were fought, lasting four
hours and ten minutes.
Mace said that Coburn was the best man
he ever met in the ring. The first blood
was In favor Of Mace. There was no clear
Touchdown. Both men were evidently
afraid of each other.
FURTHER PARTICULARS. -..
New ORLEANS, November 30.-Mace and
Coburn fought to-day at Montgomery sta
ton, on the New Orleans and Mobile rail-
road, forty eight miles from New Orleans.
They fought eleven rounds, lasting four
hours and ten minutes. The weather was
unfavorable and ralring. Rufus burt was
the referee. Tom Allen was umpire for
Mace and Jim Coburn for CoburD.
One thousand persons were present-the
bench, bar, medical profession, bankers,
brokers, and cotton, produce, and dry
goods houses, being represented.
At the beginning Mace forced the fight.
Ing, but towards the conclusion Coburn
seemed to have the advantage, though each
was evidently afraid of the other. The first
blood WIS declared for Mace. There was
no clear Touchdown. For half an hour
before the conclusion of the fight cries OF
you've got him now, Joe," were heard.
After snarp fighting in the eleventh
round, which was in favor Of Coburn,
Mace being in his corner and Coburn cycling
him, the referee said " I'll give you five
minutes to advance" Coburn advan ced
quickly. Mace came forward, but retired.
Mace was thereupon Kissed by the crowd I.
The referee then gave them one minute to
advance. Coburp again advanced quickly,
and was met by Mace once more. There
was felgning in Mace's corner, when they
again stopped and eyed each other. The
referee then ordered both men to their
corners, and declared the fight draw and
all bets off.
Mace says Coburn Is the best man he ever
fought.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


CONDITION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, November 30.-The Prince Of
Wales was quiet to day. There Is no fur
Their abatement Of the fever. The symp-
toms Of the past two days are unchanged.
The Democrats have resolved to invite
Sir Charles Dixie to lecture In st. James
Hall.
Belgium.
RENEWAL OF THE DISTURBANCES IN BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS, November 30.-Despite the
extraordinary precautions the disturbances
were renewed here to-day, 1t being the an
niversary of the Commune. Monster
crowds, belonging to opposite parties,
gathered In the streets, and there were sew
eral collisions between them. Some sixty
of the civic guards were ordered to adj
vance on the people, but they refused and
reversed their arms. The agitation CONT
nues and the excitement runs high.
Spain.
HEAVY REINFoRcEMENTs FOR CUBA.
MADRID, November 3O-It is reported
that the Government has resolved TO send
80, 900 reinforcements to Cuba and remove
Ealmesada.
EXECUTION OF CREAIEUX.
PARIS, November 30.-Cremfeux the
Communist was executed yesterday at
Marseilles. He died courageously, and his
last words were l." Nre la Repu6hque."
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Alexandria Merkefa.

NOVEMBER 2s.--i H. N TX for wheat ID less
active. aLumsy be qIo:ci 2Isc. CT; tferinRs Of
1888 bushsI, ~h!:e aud ! $40 u rel, With -. sses q
ier vt IL Is for terior aLtS sI5y, 81 &C, 1Lea,
md sl.s3 for f.!rro pt.Gls, AID Sl.S2s.7o Tor
idir IN ice.
ing OF az bt IN IS m .xei and IL NJ yellow with
sale OF the former ~ 3d. g. 81, .T9ssc. Tor now.
AID 7sc. Tor Old
Pus Sales OF 10 bu5he1s ut aSc.
oats are uncbnuz-di "a -r.ogs ef so bushels,
VITO sales at 50, 6!0jSc.
Edr. Corn b. on 2nt 50 ~ birrel.
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From M0rmonGom.

SALT LAKE CITY, November 29.-There
70 six feet of snow on the level between
here and Cottonwood, with drifts rom
twenty to one hundred feet In depth.
Work In the mines, however, Is uninteF-
rupted. o,r,,
observance of Thanksgiving Day. notwith'
Standing the persecution OF the Gentiies.,
The hearing of the motion to qussh the
indictment against Brigham Young ana
Others is not yet concluded, and the resuit
IL awaited for with great interest.
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NOVEMBER 9q.-COtton, Yesterday OF
about lOO ba 20 at III iot soo1 ots, and lsc. foR
select ns. !laikel not 30 sErong as on Monday
b. a'ot. -........
-Four Marie firm. we gu 80 choioo hrsnda
at s8 504S 0, and choice city brands extra ct
We,te q Gou: Soc. 10 81 below .hese quotations
l. whol al" lois.
Peanuts. We quote prime ut aI.aGIsI.eo; com.
urn 10 good. SIdQ.l45. RoCeipts liberal
Lire Cattle, Gmootp, 6Gdc. gross GOOD
.G5c. i ut.uu, sa9sT p head.
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Wilmington Markets.

NOVEMBER 81. Spirits TurpeNtne -sales Of
200 ,sEs at toc q qatl,n EouLlern p-ck igea.
Rostn. vi $50 barrels ~ u lor sLrAlneds
B, 81 Tor Ma. I, and Sc iOr low ple.
Turpentins. SIl,s or 22s Barrels At $3.50 fox
hsl i 81. Ior yellow Clip, and ss.a5 for 7irgta, y
2s3 FL.
TIr-Ss,es of 1856 barrels st % ps q barrel.
totl1n 40 satos repO.tei.
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The Mexica,, rseynrultsn 7,

I NEW ORLEAN5, November SO.-A dIs-
patcn from Matamoras SAYS that General
dIeTino telegraphs that the revolutionists
arc az Monterey. he captured the greater
PART OF the city OF Saltilio In the laie hat
'eGse, ana IS pressing the siege vigorously.
9iALeen hundred Governments frnons ara
cutoff. ''o ""'ef supply Is
b. dnefe are reports that General 0uerrara
mao reinforced Trevfno with troons and
81 from Ceralvo. The csnitnIation,
,o .r, oaitt,lo Is hourly expected BY insuroer,t
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TO PLANTERS OR DEALERS.

For SALE TWO HUNDRED TONS, or any por-
ton thereon, OF one OF the best rnads PHOs-
PH4TaS 10 Bs ltImore, cont lining three per cent.
of ammonia and thirteen TO fourteen Der cent. OF
solub { phosphate, ansly zed by Drs. Meais, Pisot
and stewart. delivered Ia January or February,
1879 In new b.gs.
Price sss per ton. on board vessel. Sold to close
a partn er, hip, being stock on hard
Add ess p0st-oftl;e b1x 0', Baltimore, hu'
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Convicted OF Marder-sentenced 10
the Peni1eafiary.
Special telegram to III. III

Special telegram to thu Dispatch.
LIBERTY, Va, November 3o.-In septem-
Der last dispute arose between Alexander
Preston and Ned Tooth colored), during
which Preston remarked to Ned that If he
hit him (Preston) with the whip he held in
his hand he would cut him with knife.
Two blows were then given, when Preston
threw knife at Ned, which struck him,
causing instant death.
Preston was tried to-day, convicted of
murderin the second degree, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for five years.
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It to their children. Within six months
one hundred thousand people have been
yaccInated gratuitously By the authorities.
Eighteen physicians are now assigned to
this exclusive duty. DIR. Morris thinks
there Is danger Of the disease becoming
epidemic. He believes that panic would
be beneficial IN procuring the vaccination
Of largo portion Of those who now neg.
lect il,
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Death OF vtrginian I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 30.-Alexan-
der w. Blackburne. for many years Fire
Marshal in this city, and long and well
known in connection with the Philadelphia
Police Detective Department, died here
this morning OF consumption, aged fifty
five years. When young man be served
through the Florida war. He was good
and hIghly-respected citizen, and native
Of Fredericksburg, Va.
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MELLIN cry.

EEILLINERY.-A large stock of MIL
Sf Li.KRY TO be cold low. All who have not
vet purchased would do well TO call and examine
our STOCK. ~
receiving large lots OF CHI ZAP II kTS from north
EN- IL cts which Will be sold 1T very 10 prices
b. WALTON s. CO.,
No. 400 Broad Street, corner Fourth.
10 l5-eodIn
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E,YME AND CEMENT.

r !ME, LINE, LIME.-The Lime manu-
IL iscLureo by US In bo.etOurt County. kaoWn as
uILSOI- OK ROCKVILLE !SIHr, will hsreaf-
Ter be put upon he ,ng keL under the me OF Ii'
DIAN ROik LINE, ordels for which may be
lett at our office, No. 1903 Dock street.
DlLLJN, ELLETT CO.
GoYemher 81, 1871 no %
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SELMA. ALA, November D.-Prepara-
Tons have been, and are still, being mace
Tor The entertainment OF tue delegates TO
tue Agricultural Congress, which conrenes
IN this city on the 4lh OF December. iuii
attendance II expected. The Opera-douse
LAS leon placed vi their service.
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a,pmnIsalspR asERCHANTs.

IOHN ". WYATT, GENERAL SHIP .
y PING and CJtiMiss1ON MERCHANT, No.
) Governor street. Richmond, w., tpos-oHice
hox 49, agent for the Uld Dominion StelmsAtp
COMPANY, for New York luman Line, for LH
erpool; lchor Line, for Glasgow; Eatiosal
Line, for Liverpool tea
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Tho Weather

MEAPH1s, November SO.-It has heen
showing 81 here since midnight, and the snow
is now six inches deep. ~ NV"
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Harry Watkins In xua,x

dr A a, GA. November a.-In the
,rhiot vi tne Aiken premium land sale.
Nm Mne a., .ooE place to-day. No. 10, 10 drew
sns nt ~ PIE, valued at s25, 900. 1t Vas
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LATEST FROM WARRINGTON.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-The ba-
rometer will probably continue to fall In
the southern and Gull States, with north
east winds and rain. The low pressure In
the northeast will move eastward, with
rising barometer and northwest winds In
New England. Threatening weather, with
snow, or possibly rain, will extend north
eastward from Tennessee to PENNSYLVANIA
and eastward. Light winds Will prevail
from Lake Erie to Lake SUPERIOR. backing
to the southwest, with rising tempersturee
and falling barometer on Friday.