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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

TIE SICK HORSES GETTING WELL.-While
the epizooty has ragged all around the stables
of Mr.. T. Duke, on Thirteenth street near the
corner Of franklin, yet his horses (ten in
nnmber) have not been at all sick with the
prevailing epidemic. Elsewhere In the city
the horses are oil improving, and every day
now the streets begin to look something like
they did before the Richmond horses were
ailng with the catarrh. The high prices
paid for hauling are down to the former
hgures; the ice-wagons are again In the
street, the hotel wagons are delivering bag
gage at the deposs, the coal-dealers are sup
plying their customers, and the expressmen
begin to do business as Ii their horses had
not been sick at all. The City Railway Com
pany have not put their cars on the streets
again, but 1t cannot now be many days be-
fore travel is resumed In that direction.
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Boston Affairs.

BosroN, November 15.-As the sufferers
by the fire become better acquainted with
the nature and extent Of the losses, the feel
ing of confidence among all classes interested
seems to grow stronger that both the home
and foreign insurance companies which
have been brought to insolvency will In time
liquidate their entire debts. The salvage is
found to vary from fifteen to sixty per cent,
in proportion to the loss, as schedules OF
saved property are being made out as rapidly
as possible; and the policies and proofs Of
losses are In some cases already sent to. The
work of adjustment will be pushed forward
with the utmost celebrity.
Large quantities of goods stolen at the
fire have been recovered by the police-the
value being estimated at between 100000
aud S4O0,000 !; aud lot Of unclaimed pro.
perty now awaits Identification at the City
Hail.
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9ictlntond lispatrI,.
aD- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS.
CATCH IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwSpApERs OF THE ClTY.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1s7
SMITH & PETERSON viii sell a, p. NJ

SMITH & PETERSON will sell at p. NJ. a num-
Der OF lots In Sidney.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at 4 p. M. two cot
tagcs on the south line of Broad between Twen-
ty-tirst and Twenty-second streets.
JAMES L. APPERSON will sell at p. NJ. q build
Ing lot on east side Of Eighth north OF Leigh
street.
LEE & GoDDIN will Sell at y T. 81. lots on Con-
cord near Baldwin street, near the shops OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR viii sell al ~ P. II. a house
and lot and two vacant lets adjoining Mapches-
ter. .-...-.
9RUBBS = WILLIAMS Will ssll at 4 p. NJ. the pro-
perty known rs Bradford's Hotel, OH the south
side Of Franklin street between Wall street and
Locust alley. ...
". GODDINw will sell Ut i2 u. eight acres Of land
In Henrico county.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell al the horse-lot at
10 a. II. horses, bulls, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

MISS KATIE PUgIAM.--It has taken Rich
mond nearly week to discover the merits oi
the most talented actress In her line who has
visited our city since the war. Miss Katie
Putnam last night, before large, critical,
and fashionable audience, vindicated her
claim to this high pratse, as she had on pre-
vious occasions this week before compare.
lively small houses. Her rendition Of Fan
chon, at Virginia Hall, last night, was tri-
unph of genius, and was received with the
widest manifestations of delight by an au.
diencc Of whose appreciation any artiste
might be proud. We have never seen an arl.
dience better pleased, and never perform.
auce that we could more conscIentiously
commend. The lateness of the hour forbids
our saying more.
This afternoon Miss Pntnam will appear
rs Little Nell In the Old Curiosity Shop, O
role which affords an excellent opportunity
for the display Of her talents, and in which
she can hardly have superior.
Tonight another splendid bill--The Lit.
tie Treasure. We may add that Miss Put.
nam has consented to return to Richmond
on Thursday Of next week, and will the,
appear ct Assembly Hall, where larger
crowd can be accommodated, for thrci
nights. On the first night of her second en-
gagement she will give benefit to tie First
Virginia regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

Tho Jnznes River and Kanawha Canal
The Subject Of it's Complsfion .Lnad
before che President. fs
WasmNsros, November ia delegation
composed Of Judge Longhridge, congress
;man-elect from Iowa; Senator Lewis, Of
Virginia; and RepresentatiYes-elect j. Am
bier Smith and j. B. sener, Of Virginia, with
other gentlemen, called upon the President
to-day in order to lay before him tie subject
of the completion of the James River and
Kanawha canal, for which Government aid is
desired. The value Of the proposed work
In the interest of the cheap and capacious
transportation Of the produce of the Wessto
the seaboard and In connection with the
tender by the States of Virginia and West
Virginia Of their interest to the Government,
and after return of the expenditure Of COM
pletion that it be made highway free of all
tolls except those necessary to keep il In re-
pair, was presented to the President, and It
will probably at an early day receive the
attention of Congress.
The President expressed himself sensible
Of the great importance of the work In its
national aspects, and after an Informal inter
change of opinions the delegation withdrew,
much gratitied with their interview.
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THE POLICE CoURT.-In the Follce Court
yesterday Justice j. J. White disposed OF the
following cases:
Jack Scott, charged with stealing from tne
person of Levi Garnett the sum OF $is.2o III
United States currency. Discharged; only q
case of suspicion. 49,,
William II. Cabe!l, charged with assauiting
and cutting Anderson Kyle with knile.
Continued to Saturday on account OF the ao-
sence Of important witnesses.
Francis O'Harra and Julian MCCARTHY,
charged with fighting on the public street.
Settled by parties; dlsmiSsed.
Jim Tinsley, charged with exposing his
person on the public streets. Reprlmanaeo
and allowed to depart In peace.
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Pacific Railroad Cases Decided.

DENVER Cry, COLORADO, November 49,
rendered in the cases of the Kansas Pacific
railroad against the Union Pacific railroad
for 81 100000 damages and to restrain the
Union Pacific from discriminating against
the Kansas Pacific road. The pleading of
the Union Pacific Company in the first case,
that the court had no jurisdiction without
their voluntary appearance, was overruled,
but their pleading of inpropriety in thesum-
mons In the second case was sustained, and
the case dismissed.
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lTURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is 1872.

TWENTY YEkEs YoUSoEHs-To any that hum
dreds Of maids, wives, and widows look twenty
years younger than they are In consequence Of tho
complexiona freshness derived from tho use Of HA-
oAs,s MAGNOLIA BALM Is simply 70 state sn Rbsc-
lutte fact, which might be promptly verified by DE-
rect testimony If ladies willing to tell their
ages as 70 the best means OF making themselves
lovely. Nature sometimes, but very rarely, crowns
the charm of perfect features with complexion Of
exquisite clearness but even then timo soon begins
to make lnroads upon the velvet cheek, the fair
white brow, the ivory bust, the rounded arm. To
preserve the "glory OF woman IS unblemishel, even
nfter the meridian of life has been passed 1t Is only
necessary to use daily this COOLING healthful vege
table preparntlon.
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The THEATRE.-The Lingard-Dunnine
combination presented "David Garrick"
lust night, followed BY new series of the
wonderful Lingard Sketches, to good audi
ence. 1t is impossible for the theatre. .gocrs
to be other than greatly entertained by this
excellent company.
On Monday the Richmond favorites (the
Chapman sisters) appear, assisted by MIR.
John Morris, wcll-known comedian.
This afternoon the Lingards will give q
grand family matinee, and tonight they lp.
pear for the last time in "Naval Engage
ments" and Lingard Sketches"
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 16.-The Attorney
General has no intention Of entering nolle
prosequi In Mayor Halls case.
A Cuban letter states that there are $4,000
insurgents under arms, but there isa scarcity
of clothing aud medicine. Desertions among
the Spanish troops are frequent.
Congratulatory dispatches passed to-day
between the Mayors Of Adelaide, Australia
and New York, upon the completion Of the
teleVranh
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n;sasfrous FIRE I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-The exten'
sfye saw and steel works on Laurel street,
Kensington, are burning, and disastrous
contiagTation is apprehended. ;,
Later.-Tbe saw factory is destroyed. All
the works fronting on Bay and Dock streets
are hurned. The fire Is now under control.
The estimated loss is S0,0Oo.
Latest.-The fire at Dicton,s saw works
this morning originated from the explosion u
of an oi-can. The loss Is much greater than
at first reported, it being now estimated ~
s156, 900. One thousand men are thrown
out of employment. The business OF Tue
concern amounted to $4,000, 600 year.
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Weafher Probabilities.

WAsaNGToN, November 15.-Over the en-
tire Northwest and Lake region, and thence
to the Ohio valley, occasional light snow, but
clearing, cold weather, will prevail. In New
England and Middle States clear, cold wea-
ther and northerly to westerly winds. Clear
weather, frequent trosts, and northwesterly
winds, with high barometer, will prevail in
Tennessee and the Gulf and South Atlantic
States.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Eov York stock and Monoy Marked

EoE York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, November 15.--M Money, 1-18
commission. Gilt-edgsd discounts, Il; other
paper higher and Irregular. sterling-Prine
bankers, 10ss to 1oSa. Gold, 113t to 1133.
Governments closed firm at decline. States
dull: Tennessee's, 732; new, 752. yirginia's,
A; new, 81; consols, 54s; deferred, 15a.
LoulsIana's, so; new, 55. Levee's, so; s's,
60. .Alabana's, 80; 5's, 81. Georgia's, 10
rs, 81. North Carolina's, 344; new, 81; spe-
cial tax, 13l. South Carolina's, 80; new,
"a; April and October, %.
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Washington Items.

WAsu1NaToN, November 15-The Post
Office Department classes chromos and en-
cravings as printed matter, reversing Its
previous decision.
The Appropriations Committee Of the
House meets on Tuesday next.
Samuel N. Phillips, Of North Carolina,
succeeds General Brlstow as Solicitor-Gene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

FIFTEEN DAYS IN JAIL PoR STEALING
THIRTY CENTS WORTH OF Woop.-Yestcr-
day morning Thomas Fife appeared before
the Police Court to answer the Charge of
stealing quantity of wood, valued at thirty
cents, the property of r. Schultz. The ac
cused was found guilty, and his punishment
fixed ut fifteen days in the city Jail.
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Sale of Tobacco and Snuff in Eonded
Warehouses.

WASHINGTON, November 15.-The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has, with the
approval Of the Secretary of the Treasury
prepared Instructions, to beissued to the sew
eral collectors In charge of bonded ware
houses for the storage Of manufactured to-
bacco and snuff, for the sale at public auc-
ton, for the benefit of the United States, Of
any tobacco Or snuff remaining in said bond
ed warehouses ON and after the 9th of De.
cember next, or remaining in the warehouses
for q period of not more than sig months
after the passage of the act Of June 9th, 1872,
with the view of Immediately closing up all
such warehouses, according to the terms and
provisions of said act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EpUcATIoN-
EXTRACTS FROM THE SUPERINTEsDEST's AN.
SuAL REPoRT.-The Board of Education at
its meeting yesterday made the following ap.
pointments of county superintendent ofpub.
lie schools:
For Esser Co,anty.-Dr Henry Gresham
uice JIG. Cannon, resigned.
GreenSrtlle and SuSser.--Captain W. H
Briggs rice j. Z. Mason, resigned.
The following are extracts from the forth
coming annual report of the Superintendent
Of Public Instruction for the year ending
August 81, 1872:
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HENRlco GnANp JURY.-The grand jury of
the Henrico County Court met yesterday
and found true bills for misdemeanor against
Julia, Mary, and Lucy Morrie for iniuriDg
aud defac!ng personal property on premises
OF j. n. Spindle.
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The 1y-Weather-United States
Court,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LyscnBrRo, Va, November 15.-ln con-
sequence OF the prevalence OF the epizooty
the Iacket-boats have to stopped running.
The boat due this morning, from Richmond,
had no. arrived at O'Clock tonight.
aIr. z. Smith, of Richmond, lost valuable
race-horse last night By epizooty.
Tie weather Is clear and cold. This morn
ing there was ice, and the ground hard
frozen.
There was no session Of tho United States
Court to-day because Of the non-arTiYal OF
the Judge. BE Is expected by the mornings
train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

HORSE DISEASE IN THE CoUNTRY.-The
Baptist Memorial Committee, have found II
necessary to recall and postpone the appoint
ments made In the Middle District and James
Riuer Associations for the coming two weeks
on account of the prevalence or dread of the
horse disease preventing the gathering OF
congregations.
Several of our principal stage and canal
mail-contractors have stopped carrying the
mail owing to the sickness Of their horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

LATEST NEws.-The Dollar Store, corner Ninth
und n Streets has just received largo lot Of hair
goods; also, beautiful assortme ent Of Jet chains
tlarRe size and opera chains, wators castors with
five bottles also, large assortment Of cutlery,
braclbg knives, forks, and plated spoons, and q
beautiful line of pocket-knives of English manu-
factTe. 1t would be to the advantage Of all to call
there before purchasing elsewhere.
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MARINE rNTEELFGENCE:s


ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, fnsrcaandtss
and passengers, d. II. Rogers, agent.
Stsamer Alliance, pLatt, PhiladelphtR marchaa.
disc and passengers, w r. Porter.
Schooner SalIie B., Bateman, New Yofx, raisrcad
iron, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
sAIsED.
Steamship Niagara, Reidt New York, mercMas
disc and passengers, j. ". Wyatt.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Me9s
chandise and passengers. L. b. TatnEaa agent. 81
phia and Wilmington, N. G., granite and pig iron,
tIurds 8 Parker. s4i =. -
Schooner McDevttt, Hatch, WILMINGTON, Del.1
vta Osborne, coal, Curtis Parker.
schooner ANN Tsfbelt, Mnilen, Phhzdelphias grar
mite, Curtis & Parker. at ~
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wrec,,a cnt, Probable Loss OF Life.

PORTLAND, SIE., November 15;-An un-
known schooner has been wrecked on Cush.
ing island, and it is supposed all on board
were lost. .,,or
DETROIT, November 15.-0ne propeller
and two schooners are reported to have Deen
Totally wrecked near Duluth
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Alabama State Fair.

MONTGOMERY, November 15.-The Ala
bama State fair will open on Monday next,
the 18th instant, and continue throughout
the week. The indications are unusually
good for varied and extensive exhibition.
The new Legislature meets the same week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

Luxe "QuAKE1s' GUys."-ArtlcIal teeth are
Of little use and easily detected Take care Of the
real ones. All you need is fragrant Sosodont- Use
1t daily and your teeth will be the last Of Natures
gifts to Iiul you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

Hon PRrSrrsa,-We call the attention of mar
chants clerks OF courts, serifs, lawyers, rairoad
steamship and canal cers and agents. and all others
having orders for printng 70 the facilities onerea q
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTARL1saaEsT 1of .ne
prompt and faithful execution OF al klnas ., ooS
pRfsTRG. We can furnish at short nouos a 1atas'
au,.H Isfter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Rlanss. Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Riiis, Catalogues,
B,lis OF Fare, shor-B B.ls, Chssks, pgasls, &ss,&e
Sattafsotion gaeraQteed. f u ~ +. Il (
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sPECK OF WAR IN WASHINGTON
| CAMERON AND HIARTRANFT PUSH
ING A FAyORaTE.
THE PRESIDENT FIRM FOR CIVIL.
SERVICE REFORM.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch
WASHINGTON, November ia delegation
of the most prominent Republican politi.
chns of Pennsylvania, among whom were
Senator Cameron, Governor-elect Hartranft,
Mayor stokley, Representative ONiell, and
many others Of renown In the Radical ranks,
including seyera! members of the Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania, made call upon the
President to-day for the purpose of urging,
as 1t seems, in opposition to the fifth plank in
the Philadelphia platform, the setting aside
Of the civil-sewice reform principles and the
appointment of postmaster for Philadel-
phh In opposition to the expressed views of
the Administration, which it Is known are
in favor of promoting the deputy postmaster
Chr. Fairmau) to that Office, as that would
come directly under the c!yil-serviee rules.
The delegation asking the appointment OF
Mr.. Truman urged 1t because he was good
Republican and warm friend Of the Admin
istraton.
The subject Of appointment to this office
has caused greater show OF feeling than
| has been exhibited in political quarters for
many months, and the result, which Is the
| firm opposition of the President not to con-
| form to the views Of the Cameron delega-
ton, meets with the severe condemnation Of
the disappointed crowd, who canuot see why,
after their hard work of the campaign, they
should be treated so cavallerly by the man
they assisted to ree!ect.
Mayor Stokely made n set speech urging
Truman's appointment, saying the Repub.
lican party had gained a great victory In
| Pennsylvania, but it was necessary to keep
up the organization, and the appointment OF
Mr.. Truman would contribute largely to
that end. He was aware that tho President
had already expressed desire to apply the
rules and regulations of the Civll-Seryice
Commission in all future appointments, but
ne thought that in this case--inasmnch as
Mr.. Truman's appointment would be of SO
much advantage to the party in Philadel-
phia-the ciyil-service rules and regulations
| should be set aside. He did not think the
Republican party of Philadelphia had much
faith in the civil-service rules.
President Grant was firm, however, in his
determination not TO give way, and the fact
has been a subject Of earnest comment. One
of the delegates, in tue agony of spirit caused
| by this Indifference Of their President to the
demands of the most prominent representa-
tives Of his party in Philadelphia, relieved
his mind by wondering aloud whether
Grant would be President If his elevation
to that office rested upon the civilservice
regulations. This must be regarded as the
beginning of wide difference between
Grant and politicians of his party, which Is
not unlikely to result in undisgutsed war
fare. iAos.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES on SuNDAY.-The
usual religious services VIII DO held In the
various city churches tomorrow except the
following special appointments:
City Missionary AssociaIion.-The first
quarterly meeting OF the City Missionary
Association of the Protestant Episcopal
Church will be held at st. Paul's church OF
O'Clock. Reports aud addresses will be dc.
livered respecting the work OF the Episcopal
depository and other enterprises.
Methodist EpiScopGl.-Services in the
United States Courtroom at II A. M.
Preaching by Rev. DIR. Corey.
First Bdptist.-Rey. Fl. II. Tucker, D. D.,
of Georgia, at II A. NJ.
Second Baptst.-Rev c. c. Biting at II
A. NJ. and u 2. II. ...
Sidney s Baptiss.-Res' Joseph T. Tyler ut
Leigh-Street BaptisL-Rev.J.L L. N. Curry,
D. D., Rev. a. E. Dickinson, and others, will
deliver addresses at u 7. NJ. on the memo
rial enterprise.
Fulton Baptist.-Rey. J. William Jones at
Ii A. NJ; baptizing ut 81 PM; Rev. I. T.
Wallace at e P. NJ.
Manchester Baptist--Rep.- Lansing Bur
rows, Of New Jersey, at IL A. NJ. = 2. NJ,
ordinance Of baptism after sermon by the
pastor.
Grace-Street BGptist.-The anniversary OF
| the Grace-Street Baptist Missionary and
Library Association will be celebrated by q
maSs-meeting In the interest Of the City Ger
man Baptist Mission OH Sunday evening al
| u o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Rev. II. A. Tupper, D.. D., Rev. a. b
Tucker, D. D., of Georgia, Rev. j. William
Jones, and Others. a..
Third Presbytertaa.-Rev. f. T. Baird at
| II a. NJ. and = 2. NJ.
Sereah-Sreet Christian ClnTch.-Preach.
| ing at II A. NJ. and q P. 0i. by Rev. Isaac
Errett.
First Presbyterian 0urch-Rev. II. L.
Preston, D. D.-Communion service ut II
| A. NJ, and preaching at q p. NJ.
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Frank Lcslie's Illustrated Newspaper for
this week, containing illustrations Of the
great fire In Boston, received from J. T. Ely
son, newsdealer, 1112 Main street.
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A Chicken, Nalasiy.

PouaHKEEps1E, n. Y, November ia
malady has appeared among the chickens
here. Thirty In one lot and twenty In an.
other have died. The heads OF the affected
fowls swell TO double the natural size. {. i
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.BALTIaoRE Markets

BALTIMORE. November ls.--Eiour dull and uu.
changed. Wheat steady. Corn firm white, 500
yellow, 59Goc- Oats armi southerns COG &c Pro-
sissoGsI7. Bacon only liniied tobbing demand;
shoulders, &c. Whiskey. p6c. 4
Virginia conscis, 81; West SlrRtplas, fsts Bids.
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ApyERTISE.-nur merchants seeking trads in any
portion Of the country should advertise II tue
parers of that section. NJ ELLYsoN co. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted al pub
liSerS' rates.
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RISE IN Wool The rise In the price Of wool he;
not made any difference III the prices Of Z. b
SPENCE s Sons woollen goods. They are kept
down to the lowest living prices. A few moro oi
those heavy one.dolar undershirts left.
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rxn,,, sar, Francisco.

SAN FaAscIsco, November 1.-THE steam
er Japar,. thirty-three days from Hong Kong,
has arrived here. She brings Il, ,46S packages
of tea, 7l9 of silk, and 1888 of merchandise.
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TEE GENERAL AssEaBLY.--The General
Assembly of Virginia meets on "Wednesday,
December 4th. It is probable that the session
will be lengthy one.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.--This court
met Yesterday but adjourned without trans
acting any business. Judges Moncure,
Christian, and Bouldin, were present.
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PIzzrNl has fine Jelly and committeeman.

Genuine porcelain pictures only made success
fully at REFS & Co.'s for breastHins and larger
sizes at their reduced prices.