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TlNHE COLUMBIAN CLUB 90
i OF THE ~
CITY or RICHMOND C4N
ANNOUNCE SySaSi
GRAND MILITARY AND MASQUERADE
BALL,
to place under their auspices at
ASSEMBLY HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov mhe. 81, 1871.

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov; mhe: 81, 1871.
The proceeds will he devoted TO the promotion
&c the Conservative cause in Monroe, Clay, and
jackson Is ards (iiChuond), and in the county OF
Heprico, AT The approaching election.
Great care VIII he TAKEN tn make tho entertain
mcut In all respects unohjsCtionahe. The ball
room will be elegantly and tastefully decorated,
aud Professor Smiths String and Sraes Band will
furnish the music for the occasion.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman, 81; admitting
4 gcntiem IN and two ladies, 81.
HONORARY MANAGERS. His Excellency G. G..
Wa!ke;. Governor OF Virginia, chairman Lieu
tcuan,-Ginye nor harye, Hon. j. w. Johnston,
Attorne " General Taylor. Hon. George Rye, Hon.
W. r. staples. Judge Il. Il. Wexford, Judge n. Is.
Guiaon, General GcOr:e r. Pickett, Hon. John
Critcher, Hon. j L. Harris. Judge W. W. Crump,
Hon. 4. Fl. II. Stuart. Judge A. Is. Cochran, hon.
W. 4. Sulhcr!in, Hon. Edgar Snowden, Col wal
ter TayiO-, Colonel Beverly B. Douglass, Hon X.
l.. Montague, cx-t1overnor William Smith, Hon.
X. T. Dsnifl, Colonel Thomas Ii. Wyrnc, Cap
tain 4. Q. Holiday. Maior j. II. uooley, Mayor
4. NJ. Kelley Hoa. w. +. Joyncs, Hon. X. G.. IL.
Moncurc. Hon. Joseph Christian, Hon. +. y. An
dcrstn, Judge e. IL. Fi,z'ugh, Hon. j. j. White,
Hon. +. NJ. Btaxt.n. IInu. 4. II. w. Duke, Hon.
William Terry. General William Malone, Judge
sohert Ould, Colonel !. q. BALDWIN, Colonel has.
W. latham, Judge II. W. rho mas. General VII
liam x. Terry, ten. W. FL. r. Lee, Hon. j. ). Boz
cock. cx Governor john Letcher, Colonel ". ".
" God, Colonel evils f.. Harvie, Colousi w, \.
Gilman, Colonel j. X. Connolly, William LoYen-
st. in Esq. j. I thompson Brnwr, Esq. oc 81 I'D
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HARNfs..
PR0POaALS.

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
q } xGAD.--TU CONTRACTORS FOR Cross
TIES AMI TREsTLE WOAk:-Proposais VIII
ot,ee In Richmond, Until IL d., November sths
is1i. for Furnishing The GRJSS-TFES for the
1shesaneakc aud Ohio railroad, between W bite
about los miles Of road. -, $50 -. 1
/ Proposals win also lie received as ihe same time
and place for ri III ERR SFL ES On The Green
49, nd AIieahapy cfytsions. Plfrs aud sDecth.
cstions for the .aster eau be had OF sjor Pcyton
Sapdoiph, division eugtneer. White SULPHUR
snringa. al, and AFTER October 10Th.
cations Tor croas- lies may be had on and
ofsas october I6lh, at the sn2tneeris Offices IN
richmond at White Sulphur, Rtchmona q :. fahss
or Millsr,s Ferry. ID u. WSsa,i ly asaIssr /
=, ,c..Noy5 Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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Domestic Markets -TBY TELEGRAPH.l

Domestic Markets -TBY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, October 3l.-Cotton Arm; sale S,
B. 157 bales uplands. lsfc.; Orleans, las:. Flour
&7GQS7 G3; good to choice, $775lSo..5. Whlskev.
eGI@Qa4c. Wheat heavy: winter red western, 81. IS
@sl 80. Corn, TIC. Rice steady. Pork UNCHANGED.
Lard Kettle. lc1c. Naysls firm. Tallow, pi@ssc.
Fre!ghts dull.
BALTIMORE. October a1.-Virginla's-- Old, 80
bid 81 asked; 'Gas, 90 bid; 67's, So bid Coupons
odd SGT bid OIL asked: new, IS bid, 20 asked. Wcst
VIreinla's, Pay bid % asked. North Cardinals, 800
Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat firm Ohio
and Indiana, 81 go; Pennsylvants, 81 81 90.
Oats steady ut d8@i92. Rye steady at s0c. OIL.
Pork, al4.25. Bacun firm; shoulders, Sc; Lard,
le@;OAc. Whisaey, 9S3@0oc.
LOUISVILLE, October s1.-Tobscco active and
firm: ssles to day SO hogshcads; sales OF the year
aboV. 4s 900 hogsheads.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.


NEW yoRK, October 3i.- Money Irregular !;
closed at per cent. sterling, H. Gold lisas5lizt
Governments steady 's's Registered, 1'ds; 'ea's.
Ii4i; ,a,s. ia: ,es's, il4s new, ii3s rs ii3A
ess, lfssS ie-4o's lops. statea dull anu steady.
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DOLLER-SKATlNG
AT ASSEMBLY HALL,

ON EIGHTH STREET NEAR FRANKLIN.
srorId and ali who have never witnessed II should
.. some night this week. There Is not n more
pleasant place IN Richmond 10 spend couple OF
novel amusement.
The Hall viii be open every night this week e1-
cept Friday.
Admission Fifty cents for single tickets, or 10
per d. zen.
No afternoon assemblies this week. ,s.no1
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ], 1871.
ErerS preparation will be made Tor the con-
renit-tTp of Ihr guests. Professor BiiIel's
c e,ahrttcd .;ottlicu Il md has been engaged for
the sim.
tuMSIiTrEE OF AnRAEEhMEHTS W. II. Low
in-, r. Il. yCs. Floor Managers Joseph FiZ-
z;t.i j. :. Haynes, AleCk Wall, V. Low ny.
Tickets admitting tw" ladcs and gentleman, Tl.
I'll
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Fsp.sa Psserrsbftres
special teiegran d { ths 9, i,ss,,a.c,.

speciai telsgrAms 10, The Dispatch.
AoT plscoPALse osvExTrox--f FIRE
PETERSBURG, October 3i.--A negro boy,
aged fifteen, ma me unknown, was run over
and killed by a train at City Point this al.
ternoon. II .s.. ]. s,ss 81.
The Episcopal Convention OF Northeast
crn Virginia met IN Grace church to-day.
The opening sermon was preached by Rev.
j. e. Hammond, of Manchester. Rev. DR..
Barton presided. !.
A fire tonight was caused by Che expio-
sion Of a Kerosene lamp. IT created an
alarm, hut was promptly cxtinguishcd.
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+. ..-' Dr confessed that southern hc-
:. H.40 congressman turn out hddiv.
-.-. ", lH.l WhittCmnrc. of South Caro-
.... ~,''cug out cHd"t>hip~; then Butler,
,a f,.u..-rr. in 1T" pCn>inn"Iraud hu>I-
,. ..: 'A"n &"w,n, Of South Car"iiu3' III
...t.r. in more wives than the law
...u-: md mnw stokes, OF Tennessee, dc
.t.r.i,l..hr Government by tho manu'ac-
.,.,.,f ltl,c pIy-roI!S Of Il volunteer COM
,..-,. t,v " hos. r,ji,i he managed TO get Il
aH.'snuu-h congress, The Ecrubican
,.... his suffered much "dlum IN III"
r.. ,4.h tr"In the inst".ds oi mcn ct whom
... So, representatives. v h:eit"G lMet~
x, alc ott,n called the attention Of
. .fh,1u Republicans I" the Tact That the
....n s. ao,n IT," southern people 80 bitterly
,l.nuau.,. ar. nH. such REPUBLICANS as
t,r,,H.,. EyMt>, Trumbuli. ". They are
m.I. ilndcryr>, rs destitute OF principle
- .I uruU,iiy.
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DEMOVAL.-AUG. ARsELL, 5s., q
III CO., TIMERS, PLUMBEks,, , A. s,nre No
20 Main street between seventh and hlgnsh, AUG
are prepared with new stock sns a
st, ~ caIea N our new Paror Hester, spears
Goiden Sun. for heating or more stories; ane
best in the country. 49,
DOOK AND JOB PRINTlMsG5, E Sism
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Seizure OF Canadian Live stock.
CONCORD, N. a., October 3i.-Eighteen
hundred sheep and six horses from Canada
have been seized here for differentiation
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yXY ILSON d SANDS, 49, !, .~,,.x.
f,osEE GOygasoR AND koss nThEkxSs
skiCHMUEDs VA.

Aunin.,s Of MARBLE and GRAGiT H0 ,l.t
W 4 ma rr All lands for cabinet mxkefa AND fxoa
sai!ing. LETTEKLNG done tn ie5rnah sna fse-
brew. w LILLIAN y. La az ~ ~
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TOBACCO GARRETT FELT,
fov LINING UNDER CARPETS.
A Sure PROTECTION AGAINST MYTHS

r ZEE MONUMENTAL A sSTkh Asso.
~ 4sehIs w or III. NAV be in the city during ths
week to attend hS virginia S t. & 1Ss once
Fair are resIeCt ~ No. scs Main street, corner
Oh !n e,a5 Where the secretary, Capt In pahs
2ANDT, will supply them with the necessary w -
aud papers. cnr,,teo
foe 'ne I. III. Il. TALC0TT,
Charm an Sub CommfEIse.
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sTRAw-BIppING FOR SOUTHERN MAIL CON
TRACTS.

WASHINGTON. October Silt has trans
pircd that there has been much straw-Did-
ding Tor the, southern mail contracts,
opened to-day, and as the httorney-Gcnc-
rails opinion c"mpclS the postmaster
H.rcrui TO award the contracts to the lowest
bidder. Il is probable that most oil the tenn
porarv contracts made last July. to end on
the 3lst of December or until othcrWlsc
ordered hv the oS,nasicr-Ecnera', VIII DC
continued until the next annual letter.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

The specie shipments t'- tiy were >frD,Gij.
There l. nothing new not" money, winch ,ontuljr>
to work In the Easy groove, and call hulruWcr>
easily Obtain their requirements ut and per cent.
though there the usual saturday pressure lend
balances lower rates TO obtain ntepr>t sunday.
III the out market there Il pretty good demand
choice grades of commercial paper, and " gilt
edged go low \ cent, but the bulk o
ness - at aud per The -islusion
GUARDIAN National and Bowling Green Savings Banks
reported to-day, together with the that other
like institutions. identified with the city Hall Ring are
but good deal outside of that vicinity among large
class OF people who have entrusted their little
surplus earnings with those Institutions. and Who
IL to- he hoped will experience greater misfortune
by the u-pensiou than litl" fright AMI temporary
delay ia obtaining their money. savings lusiutOus as
we'll known invest their deposit, largely mort gage,
real estate. which cannot hr instantly converted into
cash and \ persistent "run upon sonnd u
Ss Nnss Bank may cause temporary ~uspeisiun nut
there should br ultimate loss drpO-ors roi-r
QUE oi .nch .u~mnslOn ~ any savings institution
WHICH - intelgenty and honestly managed. and We
shall for the sake of the poor drp"-tOis hopc chat thc.
have been nanagr until IN. contrary shall b, mon
stratrd. We learn upon good authority that the Ma.
uonal SAVINGS Institution will specie payments
on Monday; that shepherd Knapp la, been appointed
for the Bowling Grcra Bank. and that the on
GERS OF this Institution confident that h, i.scta are
ample to meet all th'Ndrhiands OF dr rpositurs.
The bank statement waS again very favOia BILE. with n
fII thrr n"rrasr III gold and grrrnback-. thus wrIlny
TIE tOt" rr.crr" II the banks"On~i,ng OF specie, legal
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
DAtNING AND FINANCIAL"


Ci..r -. ....lGi >I>I;IA.i II ~ LANu GE.NrI.' :;
of III
$. J".:lu ,Nh d. NNER CITY RAIIR"A1C. tri"J,
!. Et.p'iY,iiu>- OF %iApO, 500 AND SIG ~
DC obtained uuu he undersigned or t.lDH u he
prirciral banks aid bankers throughout the Ali,d
states.
These Bonds are being rap.''y Ih"r',' r.
ycstois AMI capitalists, ami bat small alA' .nt
main wtak"m. The security h"hlnd them j. amp"
in every particular, aS thy 'o's,.tut; i a.d
only lr;i.... ua triuh linz oi Ialr"gt winch N,
soon connect the City "f -. J s-ph, No. m II.
taut railway crnter. with iur Union l"ci..r Loli'
road at FuI kcaIncy materially Shortening the Ills
taurn brl wrcn the Atlantis AID lat., COZ. Is. Ia
addition 10 tbs the Bonds hay" further sccmy II
the fact ihat there is nclud.d IN tlc Mortgage The
Company, magnificent Lands Amounting to 49,
r-) acps known to De- among the hcsr in th" ~
states. The Mortgage irdcn'urr prohibits tt" ssi'
Of thee Lands at les than f"ur ~ l'' = lrf 1cr
and payable to the Trustees under th' N'rtsdgt W
the clear and express purpose Of refining these bOS
The amount thus realized exceeds the eutirc amorm
Of Bonds which can he isslrd, and leaves IL sodd
property and franchises free.
llIr Bon..s have thirty years to ri. with ih'eT''
ii Eiglt Per Cent. Free of IaX, payable fr'huaI!
and August IN each year.
Both principal and Interest ~" pavah' IN r'M
II principal in Ncw-York. TIE intcI''t ~ 'ti"f
Nrw-i ork London, Frankfort-"l-t r-MIln at Tie
option of the holder without notice, and IN the god
currency Of the country in which they aIc pIes Lci
They alc coupons OF registered
Trusiers-Faimets Loan and Ery:,, Company
Maps circulars, documents, and iu!I Information
furnished on application.
7louGh acting as agents Ter he ,C'. u ihi' hGn r.
frb. Tag and seR in htir nplcr tu>m., the joac' 81
the 81. JcsCph aHd Drnrer Cijy RdiI0d 'onPdHS b""
If Tie EGStcyH Dir iSioH bcipg GHotM tJon l'l"'
lU2 dEd Gccr"cG atclest Ut't r'r4 c'iy"d''y Pde''
by as at -; TANNER 4 CO.. Banker.
". II W.l.>t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20


TIE week closes upon th" usual condiiI"n oi
IN the Stock Exchange noted ior sno tuir, anu
We report a moderate Hovem mt III l,i'r"ld ~" 49,
prct'y gercra,lvs,riDued through he spc' 'Ne ii''
while the market has been strJ1g all day IT." 'O'Ih"
ikincs # Union Pacific stock for DGt'h a'c"it h"''
kept that stock strong amt the price advanced per cent
10 27I on pretty active business. Reading reached IL H.
and Western Union Telegraph so but Irldc non t 81
the variations Of very ht'!c TnoIucht, ana inc
range Of the week il Of c>s imp"riancr th'h
usual ns the comparative daily and wee y tal's gwen
heow will show. Hannibal aud st. Joseph stocks were
steady Boston, Hartford ari Erlc ~"ih: It; 2 - IL"
iyc.tiny stocks Fort Way sold ~ Joa"3 MOiI AM
Esscx ys and Chicago, Burlington and quincy III -
Coal stocks were fIrIu CnI~uliati',at l.. 49, MIJ-
land -rllng at 81 and American IS. Quicksilver Wd~
strong and higher both classes Canton sold at t9!
and MaripOsa preferred ut H. Express shares were
quiet but Adam s2ld at ~ rN diN rnd IT., following
table shows tue highest all lowest pliccs ol active
ork ks mad to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

In railroad bonds there has been to"d foreign inquiry
for the Pacific Mortgages, CcntltI> H@i- al l5 VIZ
and Uii,a PdcilicFustS, T9li. Michigan southern
suhIpg Fund >u.d al I,; L. = Land Grant. -; ianhi-
bal aud t. Joseph ~ Convertible, 81. aad Cedar FI-
and Minnesota Fir T.. ~! The ncW loans are also i'
iu their way into general favor here and elsewhere ire
iuuuiry from Europe being stimulated 10y the clicapne'S
C unL; and the rr.urtun 81 the Bank Of England rate
Of discount. OF the Il, ,cImihCd loan of $4,000" OF the
CLcslpcaic and OHIO Railroad Company Ga per cent
gold loalJ Mcssrs Fisk Hatch 10 financial agents, ic-
mort nu absorption of about sI2,MOoo. The Iapidity
with which this has been effected. together with the
earnest prosecution Of the enterprise has placed the
affairs Oi The COMPANY such basis That III" pr!c" of
the luId~ after The gO'h inst Will c .? and accrue inter
ct - e>r r.aiu,d IN the sub"iucd l,tt"r:
OfiILE tHL~ArEthE NNp ONO RhUEoNp CoMrN>i.t
- MnIIAI-I.. MIN -1Okk. Nov. l.. lsTl.
MsNs. II-k * lIAiCli, HdI.I,rS d"d H",iW AV"k
Z. d ~. H. H. %.
Gr>TLEuIN: Tn, Western Division of the Chesapeake
and Do Railroad, lsIIL Tie % mile ht twr"n llllI-
inVtuu h. ONO IsNcr and the mouth OF New MN'r
pctc. and vii, in few days, De ready to 1t" lr iu-
coal and other business that i awaitin. H. com
plcti"n TIL" Eastern Division, c"lnprsuS ?2 miles h-
tween White sulphur springs and Richmond, j. nOw IA
con pie, order aud >sful operation The grading
En. >unH IL o the l0l miles, hrtWr rcI N" HoutI
OF New kycl and Whit" Sulphur SPliligS, Is complete.
ahl The Work OIL M remaining u nl, l. So Tar advanced
that rac k",ing VIII re commenced on tins portion q!
the road in May N and continue without interruption
until III" Who'll" linz j. completed. In Vi" of thcr fact
Ho Hr hereby directed to make II" further sales OF he
cIut interest, It which price you Viii continue 10 sell
UaiIl iul lICr " cIs. Very rtSp'ctlul! yours
&. +. llCNTIN"1o>, President.
The demand foi the 81. Joseph and Denver City per
cent Gcld Land Grant bonds continues active The io
lo%iuA ar, the bids for the railroad bonds:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

To hc,dcrs Of United STATE, Securities WHO VT"
io take advantage of the prcscht mNoI""t "i!''
tunity uf changing their Investment we sto'fN
recommend
Norl1IrR> Pacific SlyEN-TrHH''
PRINCIPAL and interest i;A Aojlc III g''h he" >'"'|
~ par in currrn;y.
These Bonds are srcur,d ly FIRNt IA" 'N''
Mortgage on the Road. and IT. earnings az" MI NV
PROPERLY or TIE CnMFhHY. ID, ,.|"'hs '''"'
acres of the best agricultural timber sections ." ''
Continent.
They are issued in demon nations Of from ~" I"
SJ.mO CouroN aud 500 to. $1,000 kEGIeTLLh"
and
Iu,,rw Of th, amplr ,ccluhy uron when t"'y
are based No >lFrE INVESTMENT can DC H""'' '''
one welding Il IAEGtE INCOME.
JN CooKr a &c..
20 Wall-stI Ncw-YorNx
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

tenders and per cent 0 the llabli-
ties being increased ,s65OO. The specie movement Oh
the week covered the sale OF million by the treasury,
on Thursday, the disbursement Of t2is233 on account OF
interest the public debit and t629,C6S III exports
abroad The receipts Of coin for customs amouh'ed" "
- G97 25 The banks hold In Lawful money IN excess
n, "a nr cent rruuired by law against $685. 80
,t oeL an increase of 81 75O575 Next nek the Treas
urv will bny million bonds on Tuesday, and sell two
millions gold ON Wednesday. The following table SHOWS
the condition Of tho NewYork City associated bahks
,t.;., Iouf
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

atatc bonds were weak and lower, Sonh 'aohhf'
toucLine ,he loves. point vet made on the downward
turn. The January and July bonds declined ABOUT "a
per cent TO q: there sales OF the April ana oc
obrr ISSUES which quoted at "a ii ana y aSkcd
Tcuucs,.rs rt~c rd to C5E 1c following were tn" bids
Askr
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Government bonds have been strong DOM !" 'l' h"'o
md ,orcn markets. apd C7s have sold quite firmly az
az Tho tact that the "callcd" 1s69s not in good de-
livery in London leads to some confusion ana Won"
seem to dcmaud separate calls at the boards mere LIE
quotations below represent the "caed' bonds Dt ''so
ore not I'm demand from foreign bankers. There Is,
therefore difference Of about per cent between Doard
prices and prices over the counter i'N iia'ch ipo'
f,ll,, .at A N
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
THE MARKETS.

'o'F''"'" '''"''' "' 'as >,r,NpsS ym. E..I
A>IlS-ro's nm at $50 ~ a. Fears all @u' '
!'a 49,. -, , -, rTs-J
Coz IuN, vi Cotton h,. hca ia hf e @la a. ,,ts- u"
sal. hA,, 10 lat ,,-Hn.l oi VII p - wfr ., htrrg1
coasuhpuu, ~ Tor tpt-G'a.on, a1l 81 n ~ l,s NS
her "a pric,s sales as follow "a. s''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Tn, w Il WINtnNSiS RAILWAY. whriI 1"lhs ~. y,
chI Ink ia the new and >ho:t through ioiir i'u ,rr
fhI,agn St Paul and the great Noth-Nr,f, W., ,e
,o,uIl,t,a cuuipued. and il running "u'I n,t. -, in
middle of November. The non i down 10 WI t,
10 miles Of Hudson and il being Lad al lhe itLJ i"at
mill, a day and the grazing 'hTouenoIt IL lin a,,.
Oun hnu1r,d and twenty miles nave Dec. rfi.,'
ration for yrar aud had large AID f!"l'IGt', i.
cl business and IA sill ldi-rl I.n"'i:' ~ "I.. II
cu,ul, I!on ihroue! -. Cr"X Comfy :" we ~ l..
m. iu,r The lunb.r traffic t!ilN "In'rt Mn,a
very heavy l,nmri.>r fIauutuN are dl''Hl r,b.
nm n the mills on the he oi tllr i".d >" ,i'II
conviction of the connection with - dni' Mn.
viii Il, distributed over the ueclc - pr9il'S" bs
n,>rt1 and Iowa Besides this LEGAL hi>imS ~
W,>, Wisconsin, will yet = large share ol iW W''" ''r"'
Lr'wrru -. Paul aud the Norti,-N"Nt and me ls%e
Il i. lai miles shorter than the p,C>,ll me- 3ne 3nee
tirr,i connections with CliC2ln. The roa1 lf f.t
valuable. Land Grant cf ]. "N.''p acres VI W.
ugrt of Wisconsin. This grant. with iiir h"au rr
il pledged III support # the n,I N"ft> a.
rcut col bol.,ls which may be- b'ighr at !" '"aHC, an
,tmrd interest in currency Of WiIlf. MoRfir Va
No. q Wail-st.. and GwYNNr, JoHNS"N " DAD
III Wallst., Agents 10 the CUi.F".l.
EIGHT PER- CENT rmsr MoRTG"ir GoIp ,''
Of the MoBlIE ANp MuNTGoMrEl RNLR"Ap.'" A
dor,cd hv Alabama. $1,000 - mile on a co. =;
road. Particulars on application. FOR "a"
and a,. m,d interest hy SorrrER ~ e."
h3WniaD!-h
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Colcnlan Benedict, clo>ng quotations. Wrrr:

The shinnrI tab. shows the highest and lowest prices
- active st.Ck~, Government bonds. and p"d mb'r
during the week., also the co,i-, prices Of ri,c,
al the dates uIIdt rne utuurd:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

In the ttatcn 1T of earning al railroads. FOL The HrSt
ten months Of the year. complied 10y me fW"h'""
Chronicie and published III this c'lumn on th" I'm all
error was made in tlc receipts of the Lab" shore ana
Michigan Soulrn the amount being >ta'rd al :l"'1 u,
instead If >I2.l2U.rI
Tine rpipts uf cotton NJ the ports l"t the rlst week
w,,. lo m bales against lo5 io b the pre- Niou~ week
The total receipts >ince Spt l. Isl, ar &c cox hi'S -
against 7elag bales for thc >l~hdg period q" t'
pcNou, year. sEowlga decrease IN the present rrop "t
ry1,I balr-. Inc cAPor> from al the ports Tor th
wrL were bales against s7tdj hai,s for tHc ra'
week la.t wear Tie total exports for the expire" r"r-
tinu of the, cotton year 1856 hIl" as'!ln>i G -
bale, for the elIn, time last year. TIE >o' at all the
pr,,s lao1t5 ha,~, against 3i?.to bales Tor hr same
datr IN ls7..
IL, U,y EpItu gives trr follow lug analysis nt TIE
stlt.iu.Lt o reserves Oi tn, National Banks ot ihr
United states the 2l of t~'o',I, ~ shown 'r IA.
, III
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

COPPER uGlei s,d pri,ts s-n.~. u n'r To- .el =.
th o., n, ,ul L..s kJ I.t Pei.' II', - 10 .inH
,ANhiAIEAs- It~ .lppl, Is LsAi, ,A.'t ''N '-'
al VI ~ ~ tvHJ, fvI tIpoIi.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

III.
Tho proportions OF tho reserves
States and Territories. and those Of the ...
(other than New-YOrk City) consisting 0f1ESF
ana is representatives u. e., specie United s,ae, n
and certifcatcsl and OF funds de- posted mn Ir' "
Agents, are as follows: ''' A"''.''" h'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

To'al s'rc" Jlrnsry 7 tIl.
Tie following Is IA con laIg.;.v atJ'cI.At ne -.
porte ~ specie fom the port 81 Hewiora TO ole.gp
uurI for 20 years. for the week ending Nor Is ard loi
"a, ,,r,. ~, r,.;Eg prr. IA m uudrrYo;cl years:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20


The following comparison shows the d.' ribu ON OF ~
several forms ofrcscIye among the three classes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-25
Communicated

RowDY1sM IN CHuRc4.-Edttors Of the
dispatch -Gentlemen,-Will you allow
the use of your columns In order that we
may acquaint the city authorities and the
public generally of the di.graceful conduct
of parcel of young men. who invariably
assemble at the Fulton Baptist Church on
occasions of stated worship, to misbehave
and annoy the congregationP The person
leading the meeting cannot be heard for the
loud conversation and laughing inside of
the church; dancing, clapping of hands, and
halloeing on the steps. II this thing Is al
lowed to continue, it will be the means, we
fear, OF breaking up the congregation. AL
ready one Of our most esteemed members,
who has repeatedly admonished them Of
their bad conduct, has had his wife insulted
on account OF his endeavors to preserve or
der in the church. Messrs. Editors, If you
would visit Us some evening, you would
think you had mistaken theatre for the
house Of God. We citizens of Fulton, who
pay taxes into the city treasury, who wade
up to our ankles in mud in order to reach
our places of business, and return at night
without one ray of gas to light us home,
would be moro content If the city authori-
ties would grant us the small boon of two
policemen to protect US while we attempt
to worship God. A CHURCH MEMBER.