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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

WAsusGroS, November 24.--Secretary
Richardson ISSUES the following:
Department instructions OF the 9th III.
lllno, in reference to the limited di>burSe-
mcnls ol silver coin in lieu Of currency, ale
hereby SO modified that hereafter, in making
disbursements, silver coin vii! be paid only
IN the tftctiouaI parts Of dollar"
] he Po$tuaSlcr-t;cucral having received
Il lumber OF Inquiries from poStmnstcrS as TO
whether circular issued 10y Rhode Island
postmaster calling for Il convention OF post
masters It Washington on the OH of Jauu-
ary is IN accord and with his i>hcS, states
that biz ullne was u-ed in the circular it'll
out authority, and he has directed the pro-
lrcl 10 be abandoned, and tic circular To he
Withdrawn Is far rs possible.
The Controller Of the Currency is of opin.
ion that any general system OF Tree banking
accompanied with redemption must be post
poncd Unit! the resumption Of specie pay
llcGt-.
Hon. \. L. Stephen, arrived here Tonight
to ttke his seat III the House Of Representa-.
;iycs -iundiy.
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COTTON MARKETS, NOVEMBER "a.

BALTIMORE: Fra; mitdn2s. 1Jzc.; low MIDI
dl!D"s, li.5 IA o.. STRICT good ordinary. l4hc.
Gross receipts, 9ol bales. ENpDrt 10 France, Os2
bales; cots!wi5e, 70 bales Sales 515 bales. SPIN
uerS, 100. stock, l0,s55 bales.
WHMIEGToE.-F!Em; niIdlings l44c. Net re-
SAFES. - Bales. stock, ,QlS bales
sAYA$SAI.-tluict ana illm: mddlings, 14Sc.
Hel receipts, 5.l5l talo1. Exports coastwtse,
1890 balce. sales, 1877 bales. stock, a9,6e9
lIiea.
Unsatisfactory; m!Jdllngs, l44c. low
mijdl!nGs 11Ec.; strict good ordinary. &c. Net
receipts, i,3S3 bales. Eypy!ts oastwise. 92o
1t,cs; continent, 6Z3 bales. Sale. LOCO 6aes.
stock, i9,iil bales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. middrgs. l5Ac.: io'~
midIiinss, l5aG.; STREET good ordinary, loo. Net
receipts, 600 bales; gross, TOT bales.
BOaTO&.-Stcady; l1iddilafs, 1870. Net receipts,
IS bale: gross, 3,U37 bales. Sales, 800 bales.
lock 5000 bales.
MENrlfIs.-Firm; middl!ng5, 14hc. Receipts,
1913 bales. Shipments, Oil bae5. Stock, a.
097 bales.
Sci receipt 2,US1 bI!ca. Experts coi5t"'se, laoU
bales. sales no bales. Stock, s,lI2 bales.
AEGuSTA.-stcHdy; midiiincs l4Yl4sc. Re-
cgiplS. 1891 bales. Sale. 1928 bales.
3loBILE.-Quiet and firm middilngs, 5Ec.; low
midjing,. l5c.; strict good Ordinary, l4Tc Net
receipts, 3ll2 bales. Exports coastwihe, z29
bales. sales, coo bales. stock, 81 ,Ol bales.
NEW UHLEASb.-Ensier; lnid6linss, &c. low
mi,idtirps, &C.; strict good ordinary, lac. Net
to The Continent, .2Qo bues. sales, 1000 baies'
last evening, !, SEQ bales stock. ia ESQ osles-
GA.yEsIUS.-Firm and IL good denlnd: good
ordinary, 1875; Ordinary. 2sc. yet receipts, q
ITS bales. Exports col-tw!ac, 179 bales. Saies,
500 bales. Stock, 81 ,93l bales.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington.

THE WAR FEVER srBsIDED-DErEScEs ALONG
THE COAST TO BE PUT n ORDER, &C,
Especial telegram 10 the nlspatch.I
WAsHi%GToS, ID. c., November 24.-Tbc
"ar fever has senshly subsidized, and to-day
officials generally have nothing Of news
character on which to keep it alive.
The Secretary Of the Navy Is now writing
bis report, having given all the personal at
IGNITION that was necessary to get our ships
OF war in readiness to meet emergencies.
The Ordnance and Engineer Bureaus of
the War Department are now very busy in
giving instructions to the officers in all parts
OF the country for putting in proper trim
oil dclcnccs along the coast. Fort Sumter
is TO lie made is good as new. T1Moy.
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a Complicated Banlxruntcy Case.

On the 23d of April, 1872, Frank Ncwland
was declared by the United States Dist riot
| Court voluntary bankrupt Among his
creditors was Mrs. Lucy Van Antwerp, who
| had loaned him $1,000 on two promi.-orY
notes. Of this sum he had paid her $3.50
previous to his bankruptcy. and had taken
outa lite-nsurance policy OF $1,000, payt-
| bic to her. as collateral security tor the bal
ancc. When the estate Of tho, bankrupt Wa
turned over to the ass gncc the questions
| arose:
ftrSt. Can the assignee require Lucy
Van Antwerp either TO surrender the policy
TO him, and take dividend on all her claims,
or 10 retain the policy and Withdraw her
proof of dcht1
Second. II such election on her part can
he required, what shall hc taken is the value
ot the collateral security 10 be- deducted
from the debt, so a 10 arrive at the amount
on which she Is TO receive Il dividend from
The estate:
Judge Blatchlord decided tie first quc,.
ton i'll the negative, and in the second it
was found that the policy was then worth
only Sl3.l3 ii surrendered to Tie insurance
compahr, This amount, together with the
500, less Il rebate OF interest brought the
debt down TO S3,200.2U. On the 18th Of
March, 1873, n dividend Of twenty per cent.
WAS paid TO his creditors, Mrs. Van Antwerp
receiving Is her portion SGl1.6i. MIS-. Van
Antwerp in the mean time did not :,Irrcn-
der the life policy 10 the company fer the
Sl3.13. but kept il alive by paving The pre-
mlumS on il herself. soon 1l!cr the Giyi-
dcnd Of March, 1873, was paid the bankrupt
died, and Mrs. Van Antwerp received The
proceeds of the policy. Before paying the
second dividend tic following question. Ir
regard 10 tue policy cainc up:
FIRST. Alter crcdltlug the Sl3.13 upon
Mrs. Van Ant"crp,s debt, hud the assignee.
any further estate, right, or interest in The
Lille policy, Or has he now in the proceeds:
second. III case he has, is Mrs. Van Ait
wcrp 10 bc allowed for Il rebate oil Interest,
or Il proportion thereof, since the p.oulis>0ry
notes became due, The premiums r9.u - keep
the policy alive, and can she Trraia Tic iast
aud participate in the failure dividends:
Judge B!a!chlord Yesterday delivered his
decision Oh these p0iuts. lie said the posi-.
ton taken by Mrs. Van Antwerp was not
sound; lilal she kept thc policy al!r2 Is 5"
curtv for the debt, and th:t it was cniy is \
creditor She took >ucl al iutcrr,t IL the pol
ic2. lie therefore held :.itt size could not
appropriate the proceeds ul' The policy u IicE
own individual lie. She ought 10 ccoli OF
the deb, " la, she realized Is profit Oh Tue
poltr, and credit Ill ot"er pay int,ts or tIt
dict. and Wien the d.bi IS 'hu> r2tI sue
cva>,.> to be 4 creditor. TO settle 1- matter
on this basis the c;!-u VAS rclclrvt - r.
| fierce. --N-tc IOrt It0'>. 10.
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Tie sDamisl, Eren-Ciad .Arapi.c3.

New YORK, November 2I-Thc spanish
jrou-rlId A.aples has SO far progressed in
scr repairs is to he almost ready to leave
the rayy-yord. Coal will be put on boa.d
today. She will 90 10 All anchorage in tht
North river Tomorrow to take in stores AID
powder, aud her commander is determined
10 have net away ut SCI before December ii
LGi"r.--ih lie Spanish soor-oI-war Ar:,pi!e.
left The nlTy-yara Ibis morniug and dropped
lo2n 20 the Battery preparatory to Sgi!!ps
!ar CuDa. Her repairs arc Incomplete.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 2i.-Flour active; City
stli:s high grades advanced 2Jc. City Mills super
white. choice sl.s5; fair 10 prime, 81. 70S1 so;
ehoice an3er Sl.S5; good 10 prime amber. 81 40
% l.e0 common TO fair amber S1.509s1 .65:
+l.554Sl.6i Corn quiet; white southern, 70c.;
yellow southern. SEC: mixed western. So. Oats
western white, 4SQJ0c Rye steady and
firm. Hay unchanged. BAcon firm; johbing de-
mard, Lard, 1905. sugar hams, 1191 &c.;
Western butter steady Mt oj@30c. Cotf.c--Fair 10
prime Rio carsoe5. 2CG22!c, Whskey firm and
steady 1t 9Gc. Sugar unchanged.
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we wreck the Steamer Roncs;
kuSG.

T0royrr, November 2i.---Thg following:
are The deals Of the wreck OF the cable
.,rnnor Robert Lowe i'll st. A!ary'S bay :
after pending the cable the lcssc! pat ioi
:. ,lchn'<, hut cutountcring heavy wind
-nrtlnr :. leak. The vessel filled So rapidlN
l,ai The crew were prevented from Settl!n-
ID" liicbo,' alloat. Three other boats, WIN
twenty three l'"r>0|, aboard, suucvt""u III
--s.tllur cielr % the wreck.
Captain IidmaIsh directed the cmharE.''
lion. ard lost hi lie By remaining with liz
vessel. Two persons were drowned in h
cabin; tie rest were swept from the deck
Five bodir, have hecn picked UP. The 'ooi
included the captain, tie chief. third, ans
fourth en.iu, cr$, and McAealan the ciectr!
clan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

I.AwRgycE, Kansas, November 2i.--kohcrt
Crozlrr has been appointed senator rice
Caldwell, resigned. CroZicr Is he attorney
and confidential friend III Caldwell, ana me
announcement OF his appointment Is re,
criycd with great surprise. II is REGARDED
rs m attempt TO revive CaidweiFs mlluenc"
in the polite. Of this State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

ELw YORK, November 2i.-The counsel
in the Tweed case will present il bill COM
,rising uinc objections on which TO base N"
gumcnt> tor stay of proceedings. The
Prosecuting officer may ask time TO consider
the objections, and Judge Davis may posi-
big take some time 10 consider the points
presented. In the mean time il l. reported
that Tweed will not he placed on Black
wells Island.
Late this AFTERNOON Tweed was removed
10 The Iral!or in tie lombs recently occupied
nv S-ukrs a. :. sitting Groom.
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Isrns.sNr Probabilities,

NASuI>o3 November Elf or the
Southern States and Tennessee, northwest
erly winds, clearing and partly cloudy wc4-
tbcr.
For the lover hkcs, winds vccriue 10
souihcrly. cloudy weather, and occasional
>now and rain.
lor the Middle States and New England.
north westerly winds, cloudy weather, and
occasions! snow and rain II the latter, tenn
por1riiy clearing IL BOA sections by Tues,
day morning.
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fr:2.. S-oEa Havana.

HAVANA. November 2i.-Thr British f;ua-
boat N'oodiaIk arrived Il. ~autingo dc Cu12
on the 18th. aud ~ the following day lho
.li;. y!.War Danae. with Commodore De
lIo1: cy. senior officer Al jamaica, Oh board,
arrived IRON PpGl Royal.
General Burs!eii embarked on lie >tcom.!
Trinidad tor Havana before Commodore D.
itJrsgE came ashore.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November "a, 1873.
rEL'Ln1

OFFERINGS.
WHEAr-WEi'e. Tao bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
COKS.-Whiic 4SS bushels.
pATs.-i1S bushels.
MEAI..-i00 bushels.
fLOCE.-60 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-"hitc liz bushels prime at sl.65;
gao auSheis very good 1T 81 80; AZ bushels COM
mon at II 20 20 bushels common IL S1.1o; 100
bushels prime on private terms: 80 bushels At
Sl.i2; t6 bushels good ~ 500: Dc bushels at
sl.ao; 90 bushels common at sl.l0-total, TIC
bushels.
WHEAT.-Eed. q Q bushels very good al :1.60:
Sc bushels ia- at - .40 IS bushels fair AZ sl.4J:
80 bushels good AZ II. 80; "A bushels common ut
$40; 80 bushels common 1t S1.30-tota 45O
bushels
rAIS.-9t bushels good Virginia spring at Sic:
PA bushels very good Virginia spring al 52c.-
total, j. 5 bushels
RE-EXlIBITED.
WHEAT.-Whtte. SIS bushels. Rcd, SO bushels.
Mai. 90 husEel..
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NlwBrHGu, y. y, November 2l.-Nork
WA; u,rliaily resumed this morning III tie
EeyburoA >;tcam-u Mills, employing four h'!n-
bred hands. -,
Troy, y. I, November 24.-The E*rmo-
ny Min, ri CoAoyS, employing nearly ii'c
thousand persons, resumed work on fun
time to-day.
G;ibelt Bush &: Co., car manufacturers, on
Green I.lanJ, employing three hundrl men
al>o resumed work to-day on tlrce'quficfS
IliLp.
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Rm: New ruglana. s1.4o@31.Jo; Jamaica
Lumber, slaves, Etc.a

=.
Lumber: White oak, s2O@2J "a 1000; West
ern .Virrnia Dopiar, s1e9sz5 "a 1000: white
pine: s35@s50 g loo; Yellow. pine boards, t1s
Msl7: jUist. &1GMs20. according 10 lengths.
y hingles-Ptne. -. 50as5 cypress, 7.50Gs13.60
1,a00.
;, Sfd ns so-Whsksy.barre timber. green. 915915
Barrel barr timber, s7fgss d 1000. Hoop poles-
sgg saV nofsh S;s, hoops, s4o@sSo 1000;
1000 red oak. for molasses barrels. al5Gs20.
len, 2@S4c.
Rope;, Mauila, test, 23@25c. sisal, acc. wb.;
jute, 12.c.
aIill-Fced.
Wheat Brdn: 1Sc. ~ b;isEei.
Br0,cRSfug. 2Jc T' bush'l.
Corn Bran. 1S'. II hushel.
Shiphtnt: soc. p bishei.
Shorts: zoe. e blishcl.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining Acc. Gsl.25 % 100 feet.
Polrsler: 1915 by The five kegs-Iess than Eve
kegs, 1925: Blasting 41aS4 SO.
Shot: Northern, S2.751S3 p bag of go hS.
GrindStoass: 2@r2Hc. ? D..
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, November 24-Cotton quiet: sales
1888 bales at 15Sc. Flour more inactive and un-
changed. Whisky active 1t 93G94c. Wheat
closed frlncr with decidedly brisk export de-.
mand Corn closed frmer: fair export demand.
Coffee higher for NIL grades except ordinary. Rice
unchanged. Pork steady al decline: 1880
sl4.oU. Lard quiet and weak nj re. Navals
quiet. Tailow steady at 7}s47 l-l6c. Frcishts
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Probable Dictatorship in spain

NAsuIHGT TON. November 2i.-Intimatious
irlv" been received ut the state Department
tia; Marshal >errano will probably nc made
Dictate: OF Spain and tie Ca~tc!r Covert
mcut oTorthrown, but the adyiccs are moi
pronounced truatWorthv.
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%~oTICE.-I aiu prepared 10 put UP
r,pE- pi ACE HEATERS Tor heating three
= IN Person, having firc-i'lacc Heat
or ,'fs r"pnrct vii ID well 10 sera In hcF or
dcrS oei9Fs s %iy,. FLuMBiEG, and GAs-FlT.
ll>t ""ne ~ JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block,
,,.s1,n aoserpcy street, Rlchmeno, Va
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CINCINNATI MARhETS,

CINCINNATI. November 2i.-Flour firm at S6.75
Hc7. Corn firm IL 55c. Provisions firm. Pork
strong AZ II held ut 1929 Lard arm steam.
aac.; kettle, INA Sc. Bacon firm: shoulders,
70 -; clear rib, Gho,6s.c.; clear sides, oaG7c.
" Hlsney urAcg a. &c.
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y7ao,,,,,iS NDrtuary-Ssc0mcr sunk.

MENrms, November 2l.-Iliere were
tvcnty-tN deaths here lat week, 81 when
three were from vrlioWlcYcr.
The steamer Alaska, from Cucirnal' u
Nrw Orleans with Al assorted ergo, ana Il
large BARGE in tow, sunk yesterday ten mics
lrlvW. 40 lives lost.
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ReDurt Con.ratiictci.

LrwFa, DEL, November 2i.--Ihe report
of The disappearance Of the t!ye-tathom
light.shp is coutradicted by pilots who 81"
her III position Yesterday.
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lOEI.AIlIE MNpk i,rS

LOUISVILLE, November "a -Four fairly active ::
family extra. 1915. Corn lrmcr; shc!led and
sacked, 59E63c. Provisions held very firm !;
quantity OF clear rib in market, which Is held at
6tG7c lari-Ttcrcc. $50: keg. 9sc. steam,
IeG nc. Whl-key hrtncr ut 874oSc.
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shin ssitrilcG.

ANTWERP. November 24.~-inc slip West.
morcland, captain Heron, which arrived
here Oil tie .29tn Of October lron Pht!ade!-
nl,ia. WA, DESTROYED by ire to-day.
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ST tI-IS MADE EyI

ct. LOUIS, November 2i.-Flour dull ana ur-
Changed. Corn lrm eud Ia fair detuaud; 42Ela
1870. Tor No. miXei, ~ EAST side, IN elevator.
nh.shey dt'l ~ Sc. Pork he'd firmly a! Sl2.e0
.El3. Bacon higher; clear sides, 75c. Lard hold
1rmy, no sales.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 24-!'Oou.-Stocks active
and strong. Gold, 1922. Money, z. Sterling
Long, TX; sbort.E k. governments strong. States
nothing doing.
Erfniag.- Money dearer at to coin. Sterling
steady at *. Gold, 109X@J1093t Governments
strong, with considerable doing. STATES quiet and
nominal. Tenncssee's, 71A; new, TN. Virsnias.
So; new, 40: consols, 40; deferred. 8. North
Carolna's, %; new. IA; special tax, s. South
Carolnas, %; new, sH; April and October, 10.
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PruLADEL pH1A LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2i.-8cef cattle more
active and 1rmer, sales 1900 extra Peupsyl vapia
aud western steers ~ S6.258s7; fair 70 good,
50 50Is6; common. S49s5. sheep In fair de-
mand; sales 1900 1t S4oOGs5.00. Hogs
hishec sales 1000 at So.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 2f.-Gold. s,M9t.
Currency, "a ~ premium ESchangc-->cw York
sight, IL premium for certified checks; sterling,
l 7aG So for certified checks.
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An interesting revival of religion, conduct
cd by the pastor, Rev Is. s. llighlcy, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, is now
in progress III the Grcenbricr White sulphur
springs, Wcst Virginia.
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ElrtilG:ius.C.

san FRAHc!sco, November 24.-TAe earth
quake reported Yesterday was quite severe
throughout Oregon. Il wa, felt here. 80
damage Is vet reported.
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Wreck OF = YaciGc ,6a.l.stea,ncr.

SaS FRANCISCO. Noyem5cr 24.-Thc Pa
cite nal-stcamcr Aric, from Iokohoma for
Hokodadi. has been wrecked. The crew and
ras.cngera were saved.
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MArAMoRAs, November 2l.-Thc grant
for the road from the Rio Gr1ndc to HE IL
ciiic has been given 10 4 Mexican company,
defeating both Plumb and ko.ccranz
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WILMINGTON AIArEF-A.

NILNI%GToS. November 2i.-Spr!;s tarpac-
Ire st'ady At 36'1c Eo~in duil Win no s,u -.
trucc turpcnliuc steady Ut g for hard AID e2 go
Tor yellow DIP. Tar steady a. s2.95.
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PoEK pACKIHG STar!sTit:.- tHt"0&2, NJ
rclnlcr 23.-F'rum stat sic gathered ~ tie
secretary Of the National pclE-Paci.cl>' j :
ISOLATION in this city it appears hat The 1i:l-
bcr o! hogs packed ~ 70 lH.c this ~sH~on ID
Chicago, Cincinnati. 81. Lo}i-, LOUIS l!c
Milwaukee. Indianapolis. rro!ia, H., Aan
Dcs NUiues, Iowa, is GS'.12.. ~ l.3."9l
more than during The ,&nv ic:I1d last season
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FOURTH DAY.

CHARLESTON, W. A., November -.
After reading the minutes. The report on
eyanIciistic labor WAS presented, and lis dis
ctis,i0n postponed until after Mr.. Nell
waine'. address OF that subject this morn
iu~. -,
The report OF the Committee on Union The
olnuiral seminary WA, presented. 1t shows
that this institution is in most prosperous
condition, and has received Alsiderab!e addi-
lions 10 liz endowment fund. synod reap
pointed as directors Rev. II. VI. White, Rev.
". I. Richardson, and Ruling Elder \. Il.
Mc!lWain".
Memorials were presented respecting the
drlrh of the following members Of this Sy-
nod Rev. =. ". Calhoun, Rev. X. D.
TAYLOR, Rev. l.. +. Wilson. After the rcAd-
jpg OF thcse memorials synod was lcd III
PRAYER l.; Rev. {. II. Read, ID. ID.
Tie ~thtMth-schOol report was presented
1t j, very encouraging. The number oi
scholars on rolls is li.2l6. with an average
attendance Of $50. The number added 10
the Church wa. - teachers and 322 scholars
Great encouragement was felt i'll the pro-
yrc,, made in all This work--ih the character
of The libraries, Ne, Nc
~ the mail Close, the order of The day Is
about 10 be taken up--yiZ., Rev. air. MclI-
wuinr's address on the subject of sllstcnta-
ton.
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>. 100 %; auperiinc, sIGsI:2o: rN,It. :S1
TI;I1, '"' t'''e'
t,yl,r,. Prime uy.-roose. s5G7oc.: common,
30.d40c.
FIGtSe@i: :1.J0Isl so II ba<hc!.
eGr n Il N'''~''
Li5.t; Country. odl0c.
ants: i'arti. SOC So. II 100 D.
C2ttoaS 81 GSI-I1 II Ell.LCi.
f'g:Hto,S: ii,.l, sea Sc. q uuziel.
-. : 1880, u Ottauct.
$"ht&c 13c:-,hoiTE1na!
h ,',is; .ist = 1 z-%Vs-o,
1i'.%'o: . 9: D.. g, p. ,..-..s,,, o-.,o,.
"''1' "as.4t1' S3'@3oe.: uaS'shed' 2'32Se'
Cement, Line, Plaster, sc.
Csuta:; S2ZJGso.3O a barrel; Eo;endale,
lime, Agricultural. 1oa12yc, - busbel: VIZ
.9,,is" Indian EocE, sl2o1,>i 40: Eiyrrton.
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t"rSe' aefH&: PA'ona, log; AmoskcHS,
1870, llgo~eI, 1879.
i,eaiao: lIaslem' i2@c'; Boston Steam Mills,
l2Ic.
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.noi.,i: Ice; ,>>prlge. lpc.; Mancie,ter. lVc;'
ios: ait3r!. ia I0c 1rsHt: l6c: r"sitlc
log. h1""i!' &c: h.n9Sk"'d' Sc "alHsutIt' &C.
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- p deem best Said. y castor. - y Ii!on:
Virginia .GDc.clting, 5Uc.i Kerosene l0G2Uc. q
gallon.
Race Ginger: Toe
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ItIrs,ts Puatcd, two hoops, 81 5 0 three hoops,
rbrsss. Northern and western prime cutting,
1G}gLl7c.; common. 100, l2c.; Ens Iizh dairy, rs
M24c.
tgt,s: Rio-t"mmon, &c: g04+. zoe; prime
264 &c: LasHaEIa, 2o@g2|c.; Java, &c.; oIo-
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j >ot,l %orth taro!ina ~. gross. .6.75GS7:
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gNlLLIAAi WILDT,
w 1927 RnUAu STREET.
DEALER - lit ilAH ia!
ESTABLISHED 1874.

The husircs~ established by me nearly i"cn'%
wears ago Is s,Ill the oE!y WDfh 'ii2i,cit.a
hair, winch j. always manufactures u! 'iic aI-2l
fashion aud Of the b".t J!lc. ,,..
CUMBED.uUT IAin is prepared according 10
The latest improved Inventions.
All orders are promptly filled. .,-.,-,-
JIWElKY, and e. lccIalIy LAIR JEW ELH1 :
is made AS heretofore, by I'VE irot1 t!!a A!tst pa
terms The repairing vi JcWei!y Is ALSO 10I, IN u'e
best manner. = -'-a'l.
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BALTIMORE.
NEW ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE, November 2i.--VirsIuia 6'5, con
sots, 49it. West Virgin.a's, Ok. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

Lo>DoE, November 24.-ILe Times says
the demand .or the surrender ol. The Virgin
lu= could not with justice De maintained,
hut there are other demands made by the
United States wherein Cugllnd might join.
/ serious raIlrc2d acc;dcn: has occurred
neir Birmingham. Many persons were III
if4F,ai