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NORFOLK. November 24.-Cotton firm low
m idongs, l7tc. Eetreceipts for week, 7o4 bales.
Exports, coastwisc, $500 bales. Sales for week,
i, 100 bales. stock. $50 bales.
W1LMINGToS, =. c., November A.-Cotton
bales. Exports, cosstwlse, LOls bales. Sales for
week, Az bales. Stock. 4 o0S bales.
, NEW ORLEANS, November @.-Cotton armer
and he d higher; middIlnys 1910. Net receipts fol
geek, 81 os2 bales; gross, o. ssi bales. sales fo
week. 90 900 bales ttock, ia 03S bales.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November A.-Cotton &C
! ,iYe and higher; nicdltngs, lsc. stock, 2T,s
b.les. Sales for week, S. 900 bales.
SAVANNAH. November 24.--Cotton excited
middiings, l3tc. Stock, ,0o7 bales. Net receipt
Tor week, 2l97s bales Bales for the week, 10 ,oc
| bales.
MOBILE, November "a Cotton excited an
| transactions larger; prices advancing; MID
the, week, ll,O73 bales gross, 1890 bales. gale
/ FOR the week, 5000 bales.
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V,nE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.

All arrangements being now complete. II
erhcol for Instruction In the art OF te!e2fapnin9
viii Ia opeped on the 10Th OF December proT1mo.
The principals Tooth Of whom are practlcGl ops
ra.ors of msny years experienced, Zee! fully as
sured that The undertaking win be entirely sue sue
csssfni: and they respectfully request all VINO
contem plate acquiring knowledge OF TINS plea-
SAINT and profitable business 70 Gsii 81 or EEISE
No. Isl2 Main street, and eLter their names tnas
thev N ay know for no ~ Ii any they must maze pro-
vision. e., ,ro,r.sz for farming
q CLASS OF LADIES; and fu!l Information ~ ~
r.oard to this class will be made pubic IN ie"
daSs. TO them this business offers pecuIaI In
Gn.emeuts II is light neat, ano more reInnh e
rat,ye than any employment no" accesSioie "
The Advantage which this school otfers o S,g
.o,nmerrisI colleges 10, that so soon as the SUI
dnt - conn etenr there Will be no olHeus5 aooa
Getting position as the extension OF taa lss,s
ssnd The building Of new lines or Telegraph
Constant and eyer-increasing demand LOT SAn
ful operators. .,o,,, A. n aresssry
nrsctical ana skilled operators VIII os Snp,oJ IN
~ aasistant instructors, for whose eMcieaeS tA
nrincIeaIs pledge themselves. xsruy
,onwag,m JOSEPH NsGQVERa.
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OF the INTELLIGENT cfassea- Iiitailt-
gcnce as II isl Bnt what an extraordi-
nary species Of intelligence What strange
studies What curious themes In our
barbarous ages, our European Inctaphy.
slcal fathers disputed long and loudly
whether angels could see In tho dark, " or
"whether you could pass from one point
of space to another without going through
the intermediate points,; but here the
studies are OF the eight Diagrams Of Fo.hy,
or of the Yang and Yin, the active and
passive principle of the mundane egg. ETC..
etc. The knowledge Is great the scholar
ism Is wonderful--but c,R bono! It runs
no railroads, raises no telegraph poles,
creates no great power military or naval.
cleans no streets, makes no sewers, dii-
fuses no practical knowledgei Once more,
the whole system proves that reading and
writing are not knowledge, and books are
not knowledge.
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Rain fran a Ciouaiess Sky.

From the Kansas Clly tMo.) Bulletin, Nov. TO-
Rain in very fine drops, from cloudless
sky, during bright sunshine, has been fall
ing large portion Of the time for three sue
cesslve weeks. in two places in the town Of
Kuobnoster, Mo. For few days past
third spot has been added to the number
Of places thus strangely visited. These
spots of ground, from fifteen to thirty feet
in diameter, are all of them considerably
elevated. and in each instance occupied
by peach trees. Other peach orchards
in the rcighborhood, and other portions
of those named, have been visited by
the citizens of the place TO see whether
this peculiar tree had anything to do
with this phenomenon, but they discovered
nothing strange among the other peach
trees. | visited all Of these spats on Il
cloudy day, and discovered nothing un-
usual except that the ground had been
thoroughly tramped by visitors. These
facts can be substantiated by scores Of
visitors, one OF whom is the postmaster Of
the place (Nlr. Chester), and in whose
harden is one Of the spots named. The
attention Of his family was first called TO it
bv his little daughter, ten years Of age,
coming to the house, saying, 1t will rain
Tomorrow, because it is raining now while
the sun Shines" JAMES FRENCH,
Secretary Baptist Missions.
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TELEGRHPHIC NEWS.
New YORK stock and MONEY s !.

Kew York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, November 24--honey. Gas,
Sterling weak at OK. Gold, 11GXalII.
Governments dull and steady. State bonds
not very active: Tennessee's very firm /;
Virginia's very strong; North Carolina's
steady; new South Cardinals very strong.
Tennessee's, 65X new, 84X. Virginia's,
ca; new, 10. LouisianRs, So; new, 81
Levec's, 60; s's, "a. Alabama's, 9SH Ds,
65. Georgia's, 80; rs, So. North Caro-
lina's, S7H new, 90. South Cardinals,
60; new, 29K.
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4 NEW RAILROAD SCHEME.-A plan has

a NEW RAILROAD SCHEME.-A pan nas
been proposed for transferring steamers
and ships by railway overland from one
hndy Of water to another. The scheme is
to employ an ordinary floating-dock to raise
the vessel and place it on cradle-bed
which stands on tracks. When the water
is pumped out OF the dock and The whole is
lifted TO the proper grade q locomotive IS
attached, and the vessel is hauled away Ike
arv other load. The road over which this
transportation is to take place is to be from
forty TO sixty feet wide, with eight or more
rails, the rold-bcd to be capable OF sus,
taiuing any weight. lt has been estimated
that such a railway. with dock, &c, thirty
seven miles across the Istbmus OF Panama,
could be built for So SOC, 900, while canal
with the necessary locks and basins, would
cost eight times that sum and more.
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,-p~ ng EI~rs.-The Chicago Times says:
''Au Indication ti7at chicago is destined TO
'll-r from hpI ashes iu Il wonderfully short
,t.n1l Of lime is witmc>sct; III the fact that
"a River slrtrt-a short street entirely
LEcd with brick and ston" houses before
,lc conf grafton ere'y jUa!G'nJ is now in
a,uc,c Of rejection mruy OF them having
,isr4dy reached The third story. In the
rurut district Of The south division there are
probably two hundred permanent struc'
'u.c> in course cf erection, considerable
sImbcr Of them being ready to receive the
:nuI. A single building iicmare now Work,
-. four hundred bricklay crs, ond several
,ihcr builders are employing perhaps au
equal Number, besides the many who EN-
!;gY 4 smaller number"
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Te,ecrsphic summary.

There has been general snow about
Cincinnati, averaging four and half inche s
in depth.
A smallpox patient in Philadelphia
leaned from third-story window and was
killed.
The latest dispatch from Norwich, Conn.,,
renorts the total number of lives lost by
the Getty of New London" disaster at
The Louisville, New Albany and St:
Louis Railroad Company have perpetual
lease Of the use of the New Albany and
Louisville bridge.
Fifreen thousand visitors were at the
formal opening of the Louisiana State Fair
Yesterday.
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REV. DIR. uoGE.-The Nashville Union

REV. DR.. HoGE.-The Nashville Union
quotes the proceedings of Or. doge)s
church and adds:
It will be seen from the above that the
present congregation of Rev. DR.. Hose's
church are greatly exercised upon the sub
iect of the call rendered him by the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church of this city, and are
NOT disposed to give him up. We DO not
wonder at their reluctance to partWith one
who is so we'll calculated to endear himself
to people as the distinguished gentleman
Asa secular journal we would hail bis com,
ing as public benefit and blessing ana
feel sure that career of great honor ana
usefulness would await him here should ne
come. No place within our knowledge pre-
SCENTS so inviting and so extensive heid tor
usefulness to such man rs DR.. Hoge Us
Nashville, and the large number or young
men who throng our places Of worship
every Sabbath would especially have reason
10 bless the day he comes among us. From
ali we can learn about it, DR.. Hoge Will
ke 4 broad aud catholic view OF the sltua-
ton. aud decide the call with reference TO
the interests of The whole church. }; from
such q decision none ought to appeal.
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Drinking water In Dubuque, Iowa, has
been obtained by tunnslling half mile
under the bluffs Of the river and tapping a
subterranean stream at an elevation Of
eighty feet above the level OF distribution,
which gives sufficient pressure to force wa
ter to the tops of the highest buildings in
the CITY.
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Mormon Affairs.

SALT LAKE CITY, November 24.-Brigham
YounS's bail has been raised by the poor
people and the money deposited.
The grand jury has adjourned to JAN
uary.
Incessant rains have caused the fall of
several houses.
Snow has fallen here to the depth of three
fact
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\ Nr.iAEKArLE on. N.ELL.-A most re

! nrHAEHArLE OIL NELL.--A most re-
....s-,.s oil VIII in the town OF Rock,
..f Jsuc>v.!t", Wisconsin,. has excited \
...,3 d.; 81; attention. .Inoug scientific men
.1.. ."-!yr. - "rc;i peculiarly i>tuat
. bored through series OF sratlicd
.. a~ ,i..,r tuau tie coal formation, and is
-..rsI il 4 >:ale where no Goa! exists
4 il J. admitted !uat oil is product al
.aDmtcroU> formations. the question tina;
.l..d prulrI,. was, Where could the oil
..,r"umc troini-ErchnnJe.
-Su'uiu. remarkable &boutit. The Yves,
, m.lala oil wells are not under zeal. Nc
81, ! touched in sinking them. Professor
'.uon, OF Oaio, distinguished geolosist,
s l8g oil Is coral OIL
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.CoNfMERcf.Af,.
p,, CoRa AND FLoUE EXCHANGE,
sA1sahohDs VA, November q, it'll
npypuss<s \ m

pI,frrNauMH AHp FLoUE BxcHANGE,l
'-1snoHDs VA, November 2f, 1911
u oFYgEinGs.
Hheat.17,,whits, sss busneia. Ped ssa hr.,a,s
Mfsed ass h,,s LIS bushels yellow, Us bTlhs,s.
ldts.--ass baf hsis.
MSHt-N bHsasIs.
bfack-Ete Pens.-4 fnsf,e,n. .t a
-, SALES.
n, w * $40 bushela "a. ., q. no.
Sias I,s LOT very COED. sL4s9tLto for rair
Uhsat.-Rsd--2ls bushels--s. A, ,osss, ..o,., :.
commSy good s14ssLt fer far, 81. ssa ~ o g
u rI.-Whits-lssz bustet.-a, sse o..
commnn MI ss1ms new, e1s. for good new, soc. rs,
Mixed az bushels At esGc for yery n5sd a. s'e
MIs;- " bushels =. Sc for yery soed snr NV.
HtaaE ss bushels sa :. bushels e ass
9s s3s IS bns hsis Al SL2s.
- RE-ExHIBIrED.
Corn.-Wh'te, SO bushels. hixes On b,.,o,.
REMARKs.
The offerings OF wheat today were very ryb,
and the market Tor all grain for some tine al.
the opening OF Change was languid. Most OF IN
WHEAT, however, after time, was taken ut xbou
the ususl rates but corn WAS u, stale. and IN
profitable, sellers having to make concession q
three cents before buyers would do 0 thing. Th
concession having been made, sales Of $50 bash
els were SIDE out Of ,sel bushels offered, lea7fn
over unsoid SEQ bushels. But little oats cfer;Di
and not enough done TO N axe quotable market.
The hour maIxe. Ii dull, and super. can be hs
at $3.50 apd extra at "a, any statements TO ID
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Rew York Journal n Consn,srss or the 2S
instant says:
BresdstuGs The market for State and wes.
srn nour e. dull aud prices are hsoyy, thoug
there is no quotabe change. The offerings ar
ample but the demand Ia limited. We quot.
Huperfne State, s5.s5Wse.2o extra State, 3s SOC
57.io superine western, s5.sGlDs6.c0 extra weet
ern, 20. aoll1T.20: extra hf0 70. 90. e0ISG So
co. (t5ade), so.sse5s7 .2e white wheat extra s7.2
1e7.4o; extra st Louis, es.s0Gss.2J.
ssuthern Flour. - he market IS dull and he avy
The salss OF 45o barrels at sssoIs7.s0 Tor extra
an 81 ssGtfs. 25 for good to choice.
Whedt.-The market opened rather more stead
lily snd closed quietly, with holders disposed /
realize. The export demand is very moderats
and from mtllers there is limited call. Tn
offerings are fair. The sales are l3o 900 burhels
Sl.6OGsl.55 for No. spring Sl.5oGal.ss for 10.
spring, $i.60GS1 for winter red western, SI.oSG
Sl.cS for amber western, So. 0$L76 for whit
western, and S.so for extra choice amber Indian =
Corn.-"he market Is irregular and unsettled
closing, however. with uoce steadiness. We no
tice sales OF %, GOO busbelt at 7sG7oSc for mIxe
western in store and alo t, ana &c. for western
yellow In store.
Oats. There is better business and highe
prices are current. Sales have been made OF 3d. 90
bushels at s2sG5stc. for VT stern and Ohio.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
SINNERS NEGRO BILL.

= .srINsrox, November 22.-The frs,
81 ~ The ~Suate calendar is Mr.. Summers
.rn.rr?cntarv civil rights bill. and was IN
..,rd on The 9;h Of March last. This
4 .,rI4rc< that ali citizens Of the United
'.... Without distinction OF race, color,
are cuttlcG 10 the equal and impartial
,mgnt al any accommodation, adyau-
s.. priority. or privilege, furnished by
..,,.,5n carriers. whether on land or
,,.. hy inn-hccpcy>; by licensed own
managers. or lessces Of theatres or
49, places Of public amusement; by
-..r.>. commissioners. superintendent,
..l,ss. or other officers OF common
..s and other pubIic institutions Of
.,rnr. the same being supported or
..~gcd 10y law ; 10y trustees or officers
....cH organizations, cemetery assoCia-
.:.t benevolent Institutions incorpo-
ty uaiiouI or State authority and
.nfr rights shall rot be denied or
s. on any prctcncC OF color. &c.
..s. also provides the machinery Tor
..rr - provisions. and contains n
--n securing 10 all citizens IN cQuaI
g.. ~ serve on }urioS.- Nee York TN.
..>~ dare not BASS such bill
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Domestic nIarkcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.l

OUUtstIC T4dI hCts-ID1 1HA1@O3sz61 III
NEW YORK, November 2.-Cotton steady: sales,
g. 5s2 bales uplands &c.,; Orleans, 19tc. Flour
Gouihern declining; common to fair extra %. $50
81. 40; good to choice, s7.450as.25. Nhjtkey s4c'
Nheat-Wiuter red western, $l.6qG$l64. Corn,
7sG77c. Rice sf0c. Pork steady. Beer quiet
ard dull. Turpeltine, etc. Rosin, $3.50. Freigh.t
1rmer.
LOUISVILLE, November A-Bagging dull and
lover; hemp and 1ax, l50lec. F!oar hrm. Corr
unchanged. Pork sl3GSla;so. Bacon Mocerstt
order demsad shoulders, TIC; clear sides, Ste.
Packe d lard, sGDloc. Whiskey, soc.
CINCINNATI, Novenber 24.-Flour and corr
unchanged. Pork. ala.5o69la76. Lard, ssGssc
Bacon steady sides, 'iG73c. Whiskey, 00c.
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another link has been 1dted 10 the tclc-
,.rsp tl'r girGiG That one day will completely
stlroQDd the globe. A cable has been sue
c.-.tully laid from Batavia, Java, TO Fort
DIy"tn, Aust Ialia, and IN lcW DAYS the
HuiH Vi messages from New YORK 10 AUS
',,:lia wilI be- announced .-?rtbune.
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General schOfield and The Apaches
SAN FRANCISCO, November 24.-GeneraI
Schofield has issued an order respecting
the Apaches. They must choose between
living on the reservations or eXtermina'
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Bosr0N, MASS, November 24.-Hon. j
J. Clark has forged on notes made by j
HARRISON amounting to 100000, and nego'
tiated them. Several banks and private
Darties suffer
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Coscred Emigration TO Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, November 24.--Forty-tiv,
colored persons passed through this city
to-day en- route for Lawrence county
Kansas. They are the advance guard
{, 900 who will soon follow.
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Marine Disaster.

NonroLK, November 24.-Put In, ship
Uncle Joe, from Baltimore for Liverpool,
having lost both her anchors and chain OF
Cape Henry this morning.
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Arrest OF an Alleged Murderer.

BALTIMORE, November 24.-Jackson
Belch was arrested here this morning upon
a dispatch charging him with having muir.
dered 1. II. Evans, of Hartford county,
y. G..
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

SOLUTION OF THE SOCIAL TROUBLE BETWEEN
RUSSIA AND TIE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, November 24.-While the
Grand Duke Alexis Is In this country Min
lister Catacazy will be in attendance upon
him. Meanwhile General Gorloff will
manage the Russian legation.
1t is understood that Catacazy will de-
part with the Grand Duke. This is semi
officially announced as the solution Of the
social trouble between this country and
Rus-ia.
1t should be said in this connection that
this trouble originated from cross purposes
regarding the Perkins claim, and that the
question Of the reputation OF certain excel
lent ladies has been injected into the con-
troversy for malicious and partisan pur-
poses,
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REcAPTrRE.-The sheriff OF Franklin
county. having arrived at Big Lick on
"Wednesday ia>t with a prisoner named
Hamarick. vino had been found guilty OF
arson and sentenced to three years in the
pcnitcutiary. Hambrick escaped from the
hotel where they We're stopping, but was
overtaken shortly before daylight yesterday
morning and again taken in custody, and
passed through this city yesterday en- route
to the peniicntiary Lynchburg Republ.
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baltimore Stock Market.

BALTIMORE, November a. Vlrginia's, cd, 50
bid ees. 7o3 bid. Coupons, old, q bid, G5 asked
North Cardinals, old, 90 bid new, ID bid specia
tax, 10 bid.
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ROBIN ADAIR.

D7. Qui-enhcrry, Of Caroline, is not the
ony newly elected member of the Legisla-
turc who can he reached by forced appli-
cation of the fourteenth amendment. DR..
John d. Butler, elected to the House, was
formerly a member OF the same body
Fredericksburg Hcrald.
There are many who were disqualified ;
but they have had their disabilities re-
moycd.1
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.g>- Gl;c not pass such - bill |


commissioner ol Internal Rcvcnur
...I ,hst "a manufacturer Of tobacco
,.r.3r rs stock al manufactured
S., la.,..MavoG irpm the present t,c-
. a ,rw Factory Without mourning all
...'.s,~ p..-yrl1ct II the Tl>t section
...- d. jul, ~. 1879.
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The Cholera at Halifax.

HALIFAX, n. S., November 24-No new
cases Of cholera are reported. The infected
district Is closely quarantined.
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.. Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
... - aAy or two Issue a circular letter,
..-...a 10 eX.col,c,.o-> who shipped to-
.a band from which commissions are
...,. proposing a plan OF settlement.
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NAPcLT0NIC DEMONSTRATIONS

The sympaIhizcrs OF Napoleon in large
numbers paraded in Faubourg st. German
to-day with shouts of "V,re Napoleon
There was no interference by the police.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, November 24.--Eight lives were
lost at the Wigraw explosion last week.
The ship Nonparel, from Bombay fol
New York, foundered, and only three O.
her crew were saved.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 24,-The ba-
rometer will probably rise, with partially
cloudy weather, on Saturday In the south
ern States, and remain low, with cloudy
weather, in the Gulf States and Texas.
Falling barometer, with rain, will continue
tonight in New England, with brisk south
east winds, veering to the west, Saturday
morning. Brisk southwessterly winds will
continue tonight on the lower lakes, and
westerly winds, with cloudy and clearing
weather, will prevail for short time on
Satur day. The falling barometer and warm
rain in Oregon will probably move east
ward, preceded by cloudy and threatening
weather, on Saturday, north and west OF
the Ohio Valley.
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r NTERESTING TO LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.

MADAME j. Vi. CIR AN G Z &,
62l BROAD STREET.
was the recipient OF THREE PRE- MtuMo t.WS
with uedals) at the late V;rgtnia Fair, taking al
tha nremfums that were awarded for lace We! y
ard. as heretofore, offers TO the ladies' OF klch'
mond her services for tire repairing Of hEe Laces
shIwIs, Lace Curtains, etc.
Also inst received, fine asRortment OF REAL
LACE, PRIZE LACE, IMITATION LACE oEIS ;,
aud LINEN CUFFS and COLLARS OF the yer!
latest styles and at most ressonaaIe pr,Te. now
and sr,act line of WELRY, including the neT
styie Of Silver aud fine French Gilt goou SO much
worn in the leading cities. An ear cli' Sho eA
p - Remember, ladies', tha! Airs. GRASoEt
will do up once free Of charge all lace goone hougn
OF her this year. i! Il = y, - 49,
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Fx.Goxcrn0r Vance.

PETERSBURG, Va, November 81.
ssrs. Ed,.orS N>pGtch: GcntIemcn,-,
.our columns e ;G-day'S issue You
&. il tel, gram IL The Baltimore San re-
80. 10 IL" course Of Ex-Governor Vance,
....r.rirrI from North Carolica, and
"smr. ccn>Urng him for not having re-
d I'D position. WA You permit me,
- "u.r justice 10 this distinguished gen
"tl, 70 say through your columns that
~. 4 member of Congress declare that
..." would haN@ resigned long AGO bu;
'ao fact that many ri hi> friends in al
, ot the state counSclled 10 the con,
~. trust that YOU viii give this ~ in
- md nhli.,t
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RECEPTION OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY.

PARIS, November 25.-Presldent Theirs
received the Chinese Embassy yesterday
evening. The chief ambassador expressed
the hope that the treaty relations between
China and France would be maintained !;
to which THEIRS replied, "Your Govern
ment must give proof that our missionaries
and consuls are respected, and this is abso-
lutely necessary for the preservation OF
Dcate.'
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VHLIAM WOOD Il CO.,
w 373 and 375 W. Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE. Md.

m. pnfa cturprs OF STEAM dEA IIENO
RhTuS, and Inventors of the new TO
fat-top PARIS RANGE in every respect Ins pea
in the Uaited Satss spa With The
c 70 Parlor sun and lightning FtIegisce
Heaters, the first premiums at the Aary1snp S Nsx
Fair and at the American institute Fan ahtp mH~
Frenl.ce Heaters and the Paris Range, ana you 6e
viii have the best healing h!eplsce stove aiu 'ne
best cooking apparatus In ne Wofid'
eeho Aoi "''' " iTLIhM e. WOOD & CO..
Manufacturers ard INVENTORS OF Bsat,ndd' a7s "
iatlDg, ard &c oking ApparasaS' 90 anu NJ dam
Eait1more street Baltimore. Md. no ooln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25

A portion of the town Of Scranton, Pa.'
has sunk several inches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25
Louisville Tobacco Market.
Cotton NIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, November A.-Tobacco active 70
old and new crop |; Tugs, 9I70; low 10 falr Leaf
Ss0sl5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25
Foreign News.

CONDITION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, November 24.-The condition OIL
the Prince Of Wales is unimproved. Ap.
prehensions are telt for his Life, as Prince
Albert died of the same disease.