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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-18

The Louisville canal is so far completed
that the big boats from the South will come
to Cincinnati. 1t is an immense advantage
to he no longer blockaded at Louisville
Cincinnati, Comm ercidt.
Ware ( Co., Omaha bankers, have re-
covered &c, 900 damages against the United
States Express Company for money stolen
by bushwhackers on the Hanuibal and st.
Joseph railroad during the war.
The Convention for the formation of a
Grand Chapter will be held this. morning,
commencing at 8 o'clock. DR.. John Z.
Little. Of Richmond, Grand High Priest OF
the Grand Chapter Of Virginia, arrived in
the city yesterday, and will constitute the
new Grand Chapter to-day Wheeling Re
gister, 10th.
A young blacksmith in London has un-
dcrtaken to earn money during tue last
two Years in 4 rather novel way. Half 4
crown fee is paid to the individual who
gives the first intelligence Of the breaking
out Of 4 fire. This dl:sent youth has SET
fire to one hundred and nine different
buildings with no other purpose than OBJ
tanning the one hundred and nine half
crowns. The last time he was detected,
and is now on trial.
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CONSERVATIVE JUBILEE IN CLAY WARD
A number of the working Conservatives Of
the second precinct Of Clay Ward met ut
Timberlake's store on Thursday night for
a gloritication over the great victory of the
party at the late election. About a hum
dred persons were prescut, including many
invited guests from other parts of the city,
and sat down to a splendid supper, spread
under the superintendent Of Mr.. James
L. Timberlake, one of the judges Of the
second precinct. Edibles and drinkables
of all kinds were abuDdantly provided, and
none went away with appetites unap-
peased. After the supper had been duly
discussed, Hon. r. Z. Daniel, who was
called upon to preside, made some appro-
pirate remarks and then proposed num-
ber ottoasts, to which responses were made
by Colonel Chastan White, Senator Holla-
day. William Lovenstein, Esq, Justice
White. Mr.. J. l.. Timberlake, Hon. a. II.
Holladav, and Messrs. j. Z. CoWardn, ID.
3. Jones, George D. Wise, n. NJ Lee, and
others.
CAPTAIN George Turner, OF Louisa coun-
ty. being called for, told Of the good news
from that county, and congratulated the
people of Virginia upon the fact that Bar
new .McCrackeu has" gone where the
w0odbine tWineth," and that old Louisa Is
redeemed.
After the feasting and speeding the COM
pany adjourned to reasSembie up stars:
where music was ready, and "stag-dance"
of considerable dimensions took place.
Altogether the entertainment passed OH 10
a most orderly and in all respects pleasant
manner. and reflected great credit upon
the gentlemen under whose auspices II WAS
piyen,
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POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-Justtce j. j.
White preSiding.-The following cases were
DISPOSED Of:
Hugh w. Fry, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care Of himself, was
discharged.
Mary j. Welsh, charged with receiving
two sails. knowing the same to be stolen.
Case continued until Tuesday.
Delphia Gordon (colored), charged With
using abusive language to and threatening
the life of Joseph Mathews, and Joseph
Mathews and Joseph Motley, charged with
trespas,ing on the premises Of and assault
iug and beating Delphia Gordon. Mathews
was required to give security in the sum OF
800 for three months, Delphia was fined
81, and Joseph discharged.
Ella UDonnell, charged with using abu-
sive and insulting language towards Anna
George, was discharged.
Mrs. William j. George, charged with in:
vading the premises Of Ella ODonnell and
assaulting her. Discharged.
Antonio Jackson (colored), charged with
stealing five dollars from the money drawer
of Z. NJ. Dunnavan & Co.. was discharged,
the evidence not being sufficient to convict
him.
Peter Thomas, charged with drawing a
pistol on and threatening to shoot Ben
Ellis, was discharged.
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resignation. In what condition he left the
State has not vet been disclosed; but his
administration has been marked by such
continued traffic in State bonds that The
State. which emerged from the war WlLhout
any debt, has now an amount OF outstand-
ing debt which will not be paid during this
century. ". :. a., :.
Governments Of South Carolna and rGeor-
ola. We confess that Republicanism has NOT
been q success in these States. The neces-
sltv which compelled the recognition, after
the war, Of the horde Of adventures VINO
found their way into the southern states,
has been grieyous indeed. Except, per-
haps. in the case Of Governor Walker, OF
Virginia, there has been hardly carpet
bag Governor elected in any OF these
States who has not proven TO De, IN one
form or another, a disgrace and curse 10
the State and TO the country. They nave
been Of incalculable injury to the negroes.
They have taught the latter how to be ans,
honest, corrupt, and utterly unprlncIpled
extent of their ability, practical injury 10
the States. e,...-
"There has been no justification what
ever, since 1866, for any political dlsiran-
chisement in the southern States. Ii the
people OF Illinois had been cursed by sueh
governments as have existed in North Ca
rolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana,
and Texas, and perhaps other States, there
would have been a popular revolt before
this time. Bullock's flight and Holden's
impeachment ought to be supplemented by
the resignation OF all the other scalawags
holding State or national Offices.
1.-The duty Of Congress to the suffering
people of ali these States Is to repeal all
| laws in any way restraining The people in
the choice OF their own officers and govern.
! ments. Until this is done there will be no
peace. IT Republican ascendancy in those
States can only be maintained by the forci-
| would be better for the Republican party
| to lose its control in these localities. The
reign Of the carpet-baggers ought to be
| brought to a close as speedily as possible,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

I RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoERow.-We
note the following special appointments
. Christ (EpiscopaD Church-Valley.-ReV.
j. Il. Hammond at 2. NJ. 1.z -..- ',
, St Johns (EmscopaD:-At morning SER
vice tat IL A. M.) Rev. DR.. Wall Will con-
tinue his sermon on '' Ritualism in view Of
the threatened growth and spread Of the
heresy in the Church"
Grdce. Street Baptist.-Rev. N. W. Will
son at II A. Nj. ana TX p. NJ.
, Leigh Street Baptist.-Rev. A. D. Phillips
at II A. NJ; Rev. A. L. Dickinson at 74
Z. NJ. ..s.s 80.
Second Baptist.-Rev. W. Fl. Whitlock,
of Tennessee, at IL A. Nj. and rs 2. NJ.
Centenary Methodist.-Rev. j. l.. NJ.
Curry at IL a. M.
Christodelphian Synagogue Covenant
HalD.-SerWces at II a. NJ.
Virginia Hall (Ninth street).-Rev. John
Blenner at II A. NJ. Sermon to children at
$3.50 p. NJ. Services in German.
Odd-Felotrs' Hall Corner Franklin and
GIayo streets) s)-Rcv. DR.. Henkel ut IL A.
N. and ~ p. NJ. Subject: Doctrines OF
the Lutheran Church."
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SUPREME COURT OF ApPEALs-Judge Mon
cure preSident.-In the causes of Neal rs.
The Commonwealth. Pace ct ais. Us. The
Commonwealth, Holland Us. The Common
wealth, Graves Us. The Commonwealth, the
court dismissed the causes, the appeals
having been improvidently awarded, the
court deciding that the suit for the double
tax claimed by the Commonwealth, and for
which it obtained judgment in the court
below, was civil and not a criminal action,
and the amount being under $500 the court
had no jurisdiction.
In MlIlncr Is. Commonwealth, which was
q case Of the same nature as the others, (all
being appeals from the corporation court OF
Danvillc, the appellants claiming an erro-
ncous assessment of taXes,) the court
affirmed the Judgment Of the court below
on the ground that the appellants were
commission merchants, and should have, rs
such, PAID the tax.
Ould and Darlington for appellant, At
t0rnev General for Commonwealth.
NOrmenps executor Us. Cooke, was under
argument to-day-a case involving Con-
lCucrate contract.
Richardson and Holiday & White for ap-
pcllant, and Griswold for appellee.
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New DWELLING. .HoUsEs.-The enterprise
of Messrs. Lee & Goddin and John G. An
drews is demonstrated by step towards
supplying the demand for small houses in
Richmond. They have just had built
row of six brick tenements on Nam be-
tween BelyiGere and Madison streets.
These houses are built IN what is known as
the Philadelphia style. On one floor is the
parlor, sittlng.room, and dining-room and
Kitchen, and on the second there are three
chambers; so that in each house there are
six rooms besides the kitchen and the SER
wants room. Three rooms in each house
are 14x16 feet. The carpenters work was
done py Samuel G. Flournoy, the brick
work by ". J. Westwood, the painting oy
D. Fl. Pyle, the plastering by Peter Nor
ris. H and the plumbing and gas-ttting by
John Bowers. The builders call the row
" PARK Place" 1t is only little more than
one block distant from Monroe Square.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE, - Mention
was made in the Dispatch yesterday Of the
arrest of David Lewis, charged with de-
tanning Judith Jones from the lawful Gus
tody Of Rachel Jones. Lewis walked with
Judith across Mayo's bridge and up the
DanvilIe road q short distance, where he
left her, so he says. Judith was on her
way to Danvillc, and had money enough to
ride only part OF the way thcrest she pro-
posed to walk. Some time had elapsed,
and nothing being heard Of Judith, Lewis
was arrested on Il warrant sworn out by
some of her friends. Justice White heard
the case yesterday, and continued it until
this morning on account Of the absence Of
witnesses
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DEATH OF r. Fl. DAvIs.-At midnight
Thur lay Mr.. Robert Ii. Davis died at his
residence, in this city, of disease of the
liver. Mr. Davis came to this city when
sixteen years of age. At the time of his
death he was thirty-six. Before the war he
was succcssively member of the firms Of
Hector Davis & Co. and Davis, Dupree Il
Co. After the war he was for short time
engaged in the commission business with
Mr. r. H. Styl. Subsequently he was
elected City Gauger, and served in that
capacity until last July. The deceased was
an active local politician, and had many
warm personal and political friends. His
funeral, which Will take place this evening,
will be attended by Virginia Lodge, No. ,,
knights OF Pythias, OF which he was a
member
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EXPLOSION IN THE THIRD WARD-A Wo-
mANBADLY BuRHED.-On Wednesday morn
ing servant woman in the employ Of Mr..
Robert Harvie came near being killed from
an explosion of powder. In an clubhouse
there was a keg in which MIR. Harvie had
had a quantity of powder. The kcg was
covered over with straw, and the woman
supposine it to be empty, and needing just
such q vessel, took it into the kitchen and
set it by the stove. Hardly had her back
been turned than the powder was ignited
and went off with great noise, severely
burning the woman about the face. shoul-
ders, and on one of her arms. Medical aid
was summoned to her relief, and at last ac-
counts she was doing as we'll as could be
expected.
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Carpet.Bag Governors and "Loyas -
shieyes IN the EOuth.


1hieves IN the EOuth.
We invite attention to the following
from the leading Republican journal of the
west, the Chicago Tribune:
sThere is considerable excitement over
the condition of the finances of the State OF
south Carolina. One party asserts that
there is an over-issue Of at least $13, ,O00, 900
of State bonds, making the State debt
So, ,0O0, 900, when even its eXtravaeant ad-
mlnistration only authorized debt of
50 .O0o, ,0O0. On the other side these asser.
tions are denied Officially but the denial
Is not accompanied by any intelligent state
men, of the actual condition of affairs. 1t
IL il impossible to obtain any information
from the discussions now going on in the
South Carolina papers. everything Is
rnsrted nv intense partisan feeling. State
menls ,el Hs and accusations are made py the con.
tending factions in the most reckless man. al
ncr. and without the least evidence 10 sts'
tain them. In Georgia the long ana nagt-
tious rule of Governor Bullock has been
brought to close by bis flight ana his
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AUCrFoN SALES TO-DAY.

D. r. WEISIGER will sell a. half-past r. NJ.
I've building lots in Manchester, near the resi-
dcnce OF Mrs r. 4. Walden, on the main ave-
nue. to the new bridge. EJI r ~
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, 1.-THE
borse.iot, two extra fine hogs.
BILL & GODDIN will cell ut half-pssta p. NJ. .
brick house on the corner of Thirtieth and N
streets; also. vacant lots oa Thirty-lrst and
streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 2. Ii. O 10
on China street vest OF Pine. .-
j. I. APPERsON will sell q. P. NJ. fifty build
lag lots In Jenningsvllic. ..-. s.....s
COOK & LAUGHToN will sell at the hors2-l0t,
at 10 a. b., horses, mules, &c. -,'t
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Lec5lT ON umenta. Assoc,,,,o,

Fhe subjoined report OF the receipfs os
Shls Assoclatlons for the month of Septem-
Der will be read with interest. The agentu
hayefbeen instructed to make their re ports
anu onward the amount OF their collections
to the secretary's office on the frat dav ~
each month, and it is reasonable to exDent
that the returns for October will be larpelv
In excess of the returns for September. os
tnree times the number Of agents are em-
ployed and the attention of the neonIe
mas been more generally directed to This
laudable object. : :
The monument will be erected in the citv
Of Richmond, aud the people of this his
toric State and city are especially interested
in seeing that sufficient sum is contributed
to make 1t an ornament to the city and a
tit symbol OF the yeneration and love with
which the memory Of the great and good
Robert Z. Lee will ever be regarded. The
report is as follows .,...-.0-
" OFFICE LEE MONUMENTAL AssoCIAT1oN,1
5. RICHMOND, November 4, 1871,
" GenerdtyBradley z. Johnson, Chairman
Executive Committee Lee Monumental
dissertation, Richmond, Ta.! .s~-.
Sill have the honor to report the fol-
lowing list of contributions:
Captain Il. T. Daniel, Jr., agent for Rich g..
uiOHu 1851 rs
General " lluam h. Payne agent for Fau- III.
Colonel William II. stewart, agent for
Portsmouth ......................... 90 45
Private Robert ID. Gaines, agent tor Char ..
lotte......,. ....................-.. Is rs
Colonel Jona 1. West, agent for Norfolk
county .....:.............. 30 90
John Booker, agent for Richmond and Dan
vile rEllrUtu. - w
CAPTAIN I. NJ. Martin, agent for Nelson. IL so
"@ Donations.
c. G. fleming, Esq Texts. 5 90
william ". Corcofn, Esq, Washington,
j. N. Carlisle, Esq NashlDgton, ID. Co.. 100 90
d. ". Gait, Esq, Washington, u. D.C...... SO 90
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT NoYem-
Der II, lS7l.- .-Messrs. Editors: 7 desire to
return thanks to General Logan, president
els OF coal for the poor Of this city, and also
800 bushels for the same purpose from Mr..
Albert 3. Woodbridge. Fifty families have
been made comfortable for time at least
by the liberaIity Of these gentlemen. There
can be no comfort even at home ct this sea-
son without fire. Those who have the
means could hardly do better than appro-
PIRATE few dollars to such an object.
WILLIAM w. PARKER.
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RoBDERY II HASoyER.-Ihe store Of Dir.
". Fl. Ii. Terry, situated about three miles
from Ashland or the telegraph road, ad.
joining the residence OF John n, Swift =,
Esq, was entered Thursday evening about
dusk by Il party Of thieves and robbed 0t
ten dollars in cash and many articles, valued
at about forty dollars. The proprietor had
only been away for a SHORT time ut supper.
Nc clue rs yet to the perpetrators.
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IsFANTIc1DE IN THE CouSTRY.-A colorcd
woman named Saliie johnson was arrested
on Thursday by Officer &. Engeki0g, Of
Ashland township, suspected OF having
murdered her infant. The body was dis
covered near Ashland, on the line Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad. An inquest WAS held over the
body, and the testimony was Of so positive
n nature that the inhuman mother was sent
to the Hanover county Jail for The action OF
the grand jury.
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% oon thLaT!sG,-Wcca call the attention OF ners
.sI a"A clerks OF courts, rherids, lawyers, rail-
liz ~, steamship and canal officers and agents. and
~ others having orders for printing 70 ths fac,I,-
.es offered 8. the DISPATCH PRrNrIsG EsrAn.
L!snhESr Tor the prompt and faithful execution
oS sA kiHds OF job Printing. We can furnish at
saort notice Cards, Biu-Heads, Letter-Heads.
pfogrammes, BAH Tickets, BLANKS, Pamphle.s.
asss, Hand-Bius, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, show
hilla' checss, Drafss, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
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AssAULTISG WITH A RAzOR.-LouiSa
Green (colored) was arrested last evening
by Captain Disney on Il warrant charging
her with assaulling Delphia Gordon with 4
razor. She was also charged with abusing
George Allen. Dclphia Gordon was before
Justice White Yesterday morning.
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REWARD FOR MURDERERs.-Thc Governor
has issued his proclamation oIIeiing Il re-
ward Of 500 for the arrest Of the murder
ers of John r. Wilson. the colored police
man who was killed in Portsmouth on the
night of the 11tn instant.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE at about half-paSt )
O'clock yesterday afternoon was caused by
the smoke issuing from the cellar Of r. L.
James'S grocery store, on Main street, hear
the Old Market.
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i22f1

c,srnsaa nnasaEST OF BARK TO Fa.S;;c5rr.
ter man nan oark'' Resource,o W. Graz, ,aap ane
tlay Iieared fes from the custom house yestas as
hogshesadih s h,avre, France, laden win sa6
& Co. aud ieat 19a tobacco, shipped by No,t;no v
ped by IIo Hotrb rpo bags quercifron BARI k sb;ps
Is SOa tons ,naas nauer u Co. The g sResou@rcen @
teen seamen Measurement, and carries thir.
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Don't be angry, brothers, II good thing has
originated in Virginia. It IS not the first time.
This is the land that gave to the world Washing
ton and Lee, andwhy not Mrs. Randolph make
improvements IN photographs. The proprietor
of the Lee Gallery offers, liberal enough, to In.
struct the poor pt photographer free Of charge to
produce those beautiful works OF art. .s-
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oExIcE or CITY E;s..G.sssssE.s :

THE PROPER OF THE CITY
ssruoir. Containing ar area Of .hirty-six acress
wan ths large dwelling thereon: which s is IN
2ooan nn ~ wv WV for one wear. Proposals win DO
Gu snc yed therefor =, this once until sATuRDA9
The istn instans st - ~, pnblfc Grounds and Bald
.,,s rsserSe the rJSht TO reject any or an psopo-
sails. Sh<a1sA~S>~ Cttv Fn1fneer.
no la-ta S-H1 -le.--~~----- --s
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49, ssy TN &osT EALEABLE HOuaS OF
THE SEABOSi
TX Yt@IYukS' GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,

"9rsciug sketc. OF the city notices or I'll the
. F.aCyal places OF interest and historic note; a
.F.c.Dry OF the churches, charitable Institutions,
+at se"r-; hcnero!eus orders, Snd inuch other
.-.ne Attenuation - titC citizen or tourist.
a. work Is cl!a,'1l5li4d wish an engraved title
.s'. s,u.4s4,e up, uI:d une views OF the Cap
"., ''saulrg.or Monument LIBBY Prison, and
l"t"- l&.Tc&.
'f."e FIFTY UE&1.:. Lihe-sl discounts tc the
-!s,
~ aTTEHT.DN rF BOOKSELLERS IN
HH:,rh4' hE0 or GEW5 AkD BOOK
taZ-r.I5 -, RAILROAD AttD STEAMBOAT
si',E3 - PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
-t.L1 BOOK. ,
BENJAMIN BATES,
so !gcs EA:I street, Richmond Va.
- - bookseller aud PD3nsbe
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. CoSvICrs REcElvED.-The following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiary yes
tcrday: lshmae Liptord (colorcd), five
years, for murder in the second degree,
and Joseph Hare (coloredD. twenty years,
for rape in the county Of Prince George.
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BENEFIT OF THE HYAMS SIsTERs.-TheFe G
beautiful and accomplished ladies wiz have
complimentary benefit a. the Academy OF Music
to. nj ght. splendid bill Will be presented. They
hope 10 see all their friends present.
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THE SENATE CHAaBER.-The senate
chamber was. being cleaned up and the
desks set apart for the members elect yes.
terday. The accommodations for the press
have been greatly improved also, anu new
and commodious desks substituted 1or Tue
uncomfortable tables which the reporters
formerly used.
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LEE GUARD.-At meeting of this COM
many he'd on Thursday night Z. X. stokes
Was elected third sergeant, a. AberneIny
fourth sergeant, and Stephen Iaylor Io9ttn -
corporal. Vacancies were occasiotsu Wy
the designations OF Sergeants u. " Aoi 'on
and j. B. Ferris.
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FRAYsER's. Gallery has gained . reputation for
good work thatno other cstaslishmento OF the kind,
North or South ever reached in the same length or
time and It Is only owing to the fact thst his pie.
lures are executed With wond,ous del;cscy, per
fectrouutlness, and exquisite definition.
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IMPORT OF FLouR.-The American brig
Trial, 2O5 tons, Captain Z. w. Leach, was
cleared for Bahia, Brazil, by the Brazilian
Vice Consul yesterday with l,S4o whole
and 1S0 half.barrels-equal to ,95. barrels
flour, from the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Company. .
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F. b. EPENCE i SoN, at 1900 Main street, are
Offering really fine stock OF ready. mace CLOTH
Ing and genilemen's furnishing goods at very re-
duced rates. Persons wishing stylish goods at
moder. te prices would do well to call at 1900 Main
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SALE OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.
The New York Sun says that information
has reached it from q source entitled to
credit that the British Government has
been negotiating, and has nearly concluded
the negotiation, for the purchase Of the
Atlantic telegraph cable.
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IL BAEKRUPTcY.-Willia II. Keining-
ham, Of Richmond city, and Joseph y.
Pynes, of Essex, have filed petitions in
bankruptcy since our last report.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afoat, 500
II tons best quality X. A. EGG ana SIOpE
GOALS which viii be sold from the vessels At low
Figures. ,.o
Call and see my prices, andlay In your winter
supply Of coal before there Is an advance In coal
and frcighLs III the northern n markets.
.- WRIT ROBERTS,
iyls Corner 18th and Dock streets.