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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To.MoaRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all OF
the city churches tomorrow, except the fol.
lowing special appointments
First Bapttst.-Rev. q. II. Ryland at II A
Nj. and y Z. NJ.
Second Boptist.--Rey. John William Jones
D. D., at IL A. NJ. and Il 2. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. II. A. Tupper, D. D..
at / A. NJ; the pastor at u P. NJ.
Sidney Bdptist-Rev. Il. T. Hanks at !
A. NJ. and = 2. NJ.
Clay.Treet Missionary Chapel l.-Rev.
John William Jones, D. d., at 81 P. NJ.
Third Presbyterian Church.-Rev. DR.
Samuel j. Baird has returned from bis west.
ern tour, and will fill his pulpit on Sabbath
morning. The Rev. James 81. Baird will
preach at y O'Clock in the evening.
Secenh-Sreet Christian Gapel.-Rev. j.
Z. Tyler at II a. NJ. No preaching at night
TtoentyJJh-Sreef Christian Chapel..-
Rev. J. Il. Tyler at = P. NJ.
Nicholson. Street Methodist. t.-ReviVal SER
vices at j z. NJ. ...
Christadelphion Synagogue (Lecy Bro
Tiers HalD.-Services at 81 p. NJ, with dis
course upon Man: His Dignity, Origin.
and Nature"
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MANCHESTER NEWS,

Cry CoUNcIL.-A regular semi-monthly
meeting of the City Council was held last
night at the Auditors office. Present,
c: C. McRae (president), and MeSsrs. Brad
lev, Eubank, Howe, Morrlsette, Moody'
Taylor, and Whitehead. The President
presented number of rules for the govern
ment of the Council, which, with some mod
ificatiop. are similar to those which governed
rbe town trustees. Several now in force
Governing the City Council of Richmond
were also embraced therein. The rules were
adopted as a whole.
One of the most prominent rules was in
reference to the calling of the roll, which
proyides if there is not quorum present at
the hour of meeting, after the lapse OF NJ
teen minutes the roll shall be called, and II
quorum be not present lapse OF fifteen
minutes shall again enuse; II, at the expira-
tion of that time. no quorum De had the
nresident shall adjourn the body for want
nf a quorum. The time in the original rule
was blank, but was filled on motion OF MI
HoWle.
Mr.. Moody, from the Committee on Water,
presented report, recommending that the
services OF Mr.. B. A. Payne be continued G o.
water.power attendant with salary OF $i2e
per annum. =,
Amer some discussion, induiged IN py
Messrs. Moody, Taylor, and HoRie-dhrlns
n hieh il was suggested that q policeman De
detailed TO perform that duty-the report as
presented was adopted.
MIR. Whitehead, from tne Commlttee &c. W =,
Fire re- Department, presented q report Whie1
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DISTRICT CONVENTION OF CoLoRED SoSs
OF TEMPERAsCE.-This body met on Thurs
day night at the Temperance Hall Orphan
AsyIum), at O'Clock, W. Isaac johnson act
ing G. ". p, W. II. Lester Combs, u. ;. ;
William f. Brown, grand chaplain pro
tenn. Richard Adams, grand sentinel pro
tenn.
On motion of William H. Manning, the
roll of delegates was called, and sixteen Dl-
visions of this city were found to DE repre-
sented, sixty-tbree delegates being in at
tendance. -
The following committee was appointed
to redistrict the cities and counties-VlZ
W. H. Manning, j. 7. Brown, Rev. Horatlo
Harris, Jr., w. +. Brown, and Thomas
Scott.
The following District Deputy Grand
Worthy Patriarchs were elected 1st dis
trct, Rev. II. Harris, Jr.; I'd, W. NJ. Mick
lam; Sd, William F. Brown; 4th, Aaron
A. Drew; 9Th, Thomas Scott; 9Th, Lewis
Dickersou, ..Sr. ; 7th, Simuel Logan; sth,
Charles w. Logan.
Preparations are being made to hold two
public meetings each in this city and Man
chester. -..-+..-..
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AN EXPLOSION on MAIN STREET.-About
O'Clock yesterday evening an explosion oc-
CURED under one of the wheels of 4 street
car when it was opposite the Dispatch office,
and as it was slowly passing up the street.
The car proceeded on its way without
stopping, but large crowd, attracted by the
loud noise, quickly assembled near the spot.
II was ascertained that the explosion bad
been caused by some mischieyous person
fixing u railroad torpedo to the track. The
tin case was picked up near the Twelfth
street crossing. When the street-car passed
over it it was, of course, exploded. These
torpedoeS are very generally used on the
railroads of the country for signal-purposes,
but this is the first instance where any of
them have been used in the streets of the
city, and to the alarm of the people and
without the possibility of doing any eorre-
spending good.
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CHANGER CoURr OF RICHMOND, FIR 1DAY
Judge EdUdrd II. Ftzhugh prestding.-The
following cases were disposed of:
lnre II. 4. Torbeck. Order substituting
trustee in the place'of one who has removed
out of the Commonwealth. ......
Stringfellow Us. Cowles's administrator
&c. Decree confirming report of sale OF
part Of the property in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned.
Harvey Us. Archer, &c. Decree making
provision for disposition of the fund, and for
a deed to the purchaser when the purchase.
money is paid in full.
Smiths trustee Us. Birchett, sc. Decree
providing for distribution of the fund.
HollinS, &C., Us. Lyons, &c. Opinion OF
the court overruling report of the commits.
sioner, and dismissing plaintiffs bill with
costs. Decree ordered accordingly.
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Personal.
North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, November 2O.-A number of
bills were introduced in the House of Re-
representatives. yesterday, the most important
of which was bill to provide for the com.
promise and settlement of the State debt, in.
troduced by Colonel S. Med. Tate, OF Burke,
the chairman of the Finance Committee.
The bill is supplemental to preamble in
which is recited the reasons for not paying
all the debt-lhe destruction of the property
upon which the bonds were based, and the
reckless legislation and management OF
finances at time when the taxpayers had
no control in public affairs. ".,
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POLICE COURT, 1EsTERDAY.--Ju I ". Hall
Creac presidin9.-J Joseph Allen, charged
| with beng drunk and yagrant, was re.
quired to give security for three months in
the sum of $50; in default thereof he was
sent to Jail and chuin-gapg.
Frank Morris (colored) was charged with
| maiciously assaulting Mr. Royal, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Captain James NJ. Tyler, of the police force,
testified that Mr.. Royal was quite i'll from
the effects Of the blow given him by the ac-
cused. On account of his absence the case
| was continued until the 2Sth instant. Nor.
riSS was refused bail and committed to Jail.
Phil. PoindeXter and Thomas Chllds
(colored) charged with "unlawfully fighting
and creating disturbance on the streets"
PoindeXter was convicted of assault and
battery and sentenced to twenty days con-
tinement in the chaln-gang.
Monroe Jackson (colored), charged with
creating disturbance on the streets, was
fined $3.50.
Owen Miller, charged with begging on the
streets, was admonished and discharged.
Andrew Roberts, Jennie Dean, Lizzie
Griffin. w. 5. Boyton, and Molle Preston
(whtes), and Jordena Mayo, Bette White,
Michael Rice, Martha Thomas, and Lucie Il.
Thomas (colored), were charged with being
persons Of evil fame and keeping ll-governed
and disorderly houses. Andrew Roberts
was required TO give security for good be-
hayior Ill the sum OF $500 for twelve months
He was committed to Jail in default.
John Coleman, charged with being drunb
| on the streets, was fined 81.
| Maria l.. Weaver (colored), charged with
stealing p. 80 in United States currency, anC
one pair of shoes of the value of $3.50, the
property of Walter Griffin, pleaded. guilty
and was sentenced to thirty days imprison
ment in the city Jail.
Henry Walker, Robert johnson, Isaiah
Morris, Jim Coleman, Daniel Washington
aud Thomas Randall (colored), charged will
assaulting and threatening to cut Georg'
Robinson with knife. Walker and John
son were fined $3.50 each, and required t.
give security to keep the peace for thre
months in the sum Of Sl0O.
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was read and recommitted. The Market
| committee was requested to act in connec
ton with the Fire Committee. Prior to It's
recommsttal 1t was suggested by Dir. Brad.
icy that II would be advisable to add another
story to the markethouse for the various
city offices instead OF endeayoring to make
other provision than at present exists for the
Fire Department.
| The monthly. report Of the Chief OF Police
and the Keeper of the cemetery were pre-.
sented and fled. .st.,
a number of bills, including one Of S92
from the judges, registrars, and clerks Of the
recent election, were presented and ordered
to be paid.
Dir. Bransford, city attorney, asked leave
TO have associate counsel in the case of the
| Manchester Cotton Mills vs. The City of
| Manchester, now pending in the Supreme
| Court of Appeals, and suggested the name
of General T. III. Logan.
On motion of Mr.. Morrissette, it was so
ordered. ~
at The further suggestion of the City At
torney, on motion, the special committee
heretofore appointed to confer with the Rich
mopd and Danyille Railroad Company in re-
ference to a matter in which the city was in
| terested was also authorized to confer with
and urge upon them the necessity OF build.
ing stone wall along the gap near the Free
bridge.
Adjourned at 1910 O'Clock.
HUsTKcs CoURT.-This court was en-
gagged yesterday in hearing causes on the
civil docket.
SALE OF LoT.-Messrs. Bronaugh s. Tay-
lor sold very desirable lot fitty.three feet
front, corner of Twelfth and Porter streets,
Thursday, to Rev. D. B. Winfree, at ten
dollars per foot.
PREPARING FOR WINTER QUARTERs.-Six
hunks are being put up in the cells at the
station-house preparatory to the reception of
IN influx of offenders the approaching win
ter.
ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following pupils
are on the Roll of Honor at the Male High
School for the week ending November Goth
W. G. Owens, w. o. Sims, B. p. Owen,
David B. Winfree, B. W. Nunnally, R. FL.
Winfree, S. Ii. Ingram, Charles Sharp, r. V.
Owen, j. C. jerks, H. NJ. Clarke, j. NJ.
Reynolds. .-. .....- .
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE, NOVEMBER 20, 1874
Postoffiee Box Is; Thomas G. W. Ball
Franklin Davis & Co., city; Miss Martha A.
LeH..s, care George J. Moulton, Windhans
county; MIR. Tazewell $: Morton bf1age;on' age;nn
St. Louis county, Mo-; William a. oenh,ns'
corner Main and Twelfth streets, city Mr..
Joseph G. Mettert, 6O5 Marshall street, Guy
2); Mr. Henry Platz, St. Mays inst'tu.g' Ilas
Dayton, o.; Miss Angelina Robinson leol-
ored), No. 227 Second street, ). T., WASH.
inglon, D. g.; Russell y Erglp, no. 80
Chambers street, New York; Miss Bettle
Station, 313 Main street, city; Mrs. .. war
wish Woods, Ivy Depot, Albemarle county,
Va; Mr.. Leo Wheat, present.
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Fire I'm Petersburg.
Special telegram 10 ihe Dispa,sh.l;

fSPceiah tSieSFaln " NE DlSpatsA.j
PEifRssuRG, Va, November 20.--A seri.
ons nre occurred here tonight. Atso'clock
smoke was discovered Issuing from build
ing on Market street which was used as
storage-house for hay by Thomas Pannill.
The fire made considerable headway before
there was any sign of It outside, and when
the alarm sounded there was ao hope Of
more than preventing its spread. The house
vas owned by A. Eiehberg, and was insured
for its market value. About 500 bales Of hay
were destroyed which was insured for two
thousand dollars in the Albemarle Company.
sg ASeDHER ACCOUNT.
Especial telegram TO the Dtspatcssl
PETERSBURG, Va, November 20.-A fire
occurred about balt-past O'Clock tonight,
destroying building at the foot Of Short
Market street. the property of Mr. A. Eich.
berg. The building contained eight hun.
dred bales of hay, belonging 10 Messrs.
Thomas Pannill and Henry Jones. The
building was insured in the Amazon for
sl,7OO. The hay was insured in the same
company for $1,000.
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Fires.

CINCINNATI, November 2O.-At Frankfort,
KY, about midnight last night the whiskey
warehouse of Robert 2. Pepper, situated on
the Kentucky river one mile above the city,
and containing about two hundred and sew.
enty barrels of whiskey, was totally de-
s:royed by fire.
NEW YORK, November 20.-An incendiary
fire at Katonah, Wesehester county, New
York, Thursday night, destroyed property
valued at SD, 1000.
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The 'L0n2shorefnen.

New YosK, November 20-There are no
changes in the strike of the 'loBgshoremen
to-day. Rumors that were afloat to the eff
feet that compromise was to be effected be-
tween the steamship companies and the strik.
ers are without foundation. No companies
have given in to-day, and express their in
tention to hold out 10 the bitter end. The
stevedores all say that the new men are per-
forming the work satisfactorily.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-- Judge
Robert ". Hughes presiding. In the matter
of T. A. Lacy, bankrupt. The assignee APP
pointed on yesterday having declined to nc.
cept James NJ. Matthews was appointed in
the place Of Cyrus a. Branch. deceased.
In the matter of William j. Bragg, bank
rupt. The order entered herein on the Both
September last was set aside, and D. r.
Stokes was @enjoined and restrained from
selling certain property of the bankrupt
covered by deed of trust until the further
order of court, and the register was directed
to take an account of liens upon said pro.
perty. !:
In the matter of Barwood Major, bank
rupt. John f. Cobbs, late register of this
court. was ordered to show cause on the 18th
of fDecember next why be should not be pun
ished for contempt by disobeying an order
Of this court. -
In the matter Of Leander Woodsou, bank
rrpt. The exceptions to the creditors re-
port upon the assignee's account were over
ruled and said report approved and con-
firmed, and the assignee ordered to deposit
the balance in his hands in the First Ma.
tional Bank to the credit of this court.
In the matter of James 7. Saunders, bank
rupt. Upon the petition OF the assignee it
was ordered that this cause be removed
from the clerks Office at Norfolk to the
clerks office here, aud from Register Brax.
ton to Register Forbes, for further pro.
ceedings to be had therein.
ln the matter of w. F. G. Garnett, bank
rupt. The assignee's account was referred
to the clerk OF this court to be audited, and
the bankrupt and bis attorney were ordered
to show cause respectively on the 18th of
December next why the order entered here.
in on the 18th of September last should not
he reversed, and why the purchaser of the
bankruppS real estate should not be made
responsible for the loss of S365.50, caused
by the resale of the same. Iii, .t..
Edwin j. Perkins, of Louisa county, and
Berkeley L. Braselman, of Richmond city,
were discharged in bankruptcy.
ln the matter of Samuel B. Major. An
order was made directing R. W. Watkins,
as special commissioner, TO make certain
Inquiries and report to The court.
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How the Massachusetts, Republicans
Tried to Gain the Late Eiccsion and

BosroN, November 20.-The Massachu'
setts Labor Council Committee on the Navy
Yard has reported that it has proof that
seven hundred and fifty men were hlred
during the two weeks preceding the elec'
ton, most Of whom were discharged after
the election; that the recommendations Tor
the bring OF these men were signed by the
congressional candidate Gooeb, and that the
additional force had little If anything to 90
during their term of service.
The Council recommended that their
statement be submitted, through the repre-
sentatiVes in Congress OF the State Of Aassa'
chusetts, to the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes, praying those august bodies To
appoint special committee to inquire into
these alleged corrupt and disgraceful prae'
flces 1.t+ !
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Republicans of Massachusetts, Com
nrafuiur-Orsaniz of q Stat'

Republicans of Massachusetts, Com.
plafning-Organizas of Stale
Club.
Bosros, November 20.-Prominent Re-
pubIicans of this State have organized a
Commonwealth club.
The preamble to the constitution reeIses
that the members are dissatisfied with the
corruption which now prevails IN politics,
and are convinced that this dissatisfaction is
not confiued to any political party or section
of society, but is shared by all honest men
alike. they agree to form an association ID
the hope that thereby better understanding
will be promoted amongst the men who hold
these opinions, and that an interest IN all
nnblie measures will be excited among those
Who now stand aloof through apathy and
disgust. In so doing they give no piedge,
nor NOR do they abandon the organization lS
which they now belong. r "a
The officers of the club are: hon: =. g
Hoar, president; Henry L. Pierce. Rlehafe
| Olney, John QsAdams, and W. Il. PERKINS
vice presidents.
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Execution OF q Mursaerer-StabbinS
Affray-RHuaway.

CHATTANOOGA, November 20.-Among th;
guests at the Read House to-day was Mrs
Abraham Lincoln en route to Florida
where she will spend the winter.
Shade Westmoreland was hanged here to.
day for the murder Of William Emberlipg
near this city, in April, 1872. The prisoner
made a long, rambling speech on the gal
lows, claiming that he did the killing in self
defence; but the evidence showed it to be
most brutal and upprovoked, and probably
urged on BY EmberingHs wife, with whom
Westmoreland was criminaIty intimate. She
was arrested and tried as an accomplice, but
was acquitted.
A stabbing affray and two or three runa
ways, in one of which Colonel Hill, of At,
lanta, was badly hurt about the head, com
plete the days record.
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SllOlS.

OMAHA, November 2O.-Three inches of
snow fell here yesterday. The storm was
much heavier on the overland route west OF
Cheyenne than here, and snow blockade on
the railroad is feared. The Western Union
wires were prostrated temporarily by the
severity Of the storm, but they are again in
good working order to California and Mon
tana.
New YORK, November 20.--Snow is falling
here this morning.
Snow-storms are reported from various
portions OF the North and East.
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TRANSFER PRINTING 1Nks.-We invite atten.
tiou TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are of recent intro
ducton, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and Others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are Of quality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. VIII copy IN ordinary
efter-press book. 81, - u
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 20.-A special to the
PdN.Md Gazette from Berlin says it Is
stated there that the British Government
declines to comply with the proposal OF
Russia for the adoption of an international
code on the basis OF the negotiations of the
Brussels conferences.
Tom Hood, editor of the Fun, died to-
day.
A terrible explosion occurred in the col.
liery at Warren Vale, near Yorkshire, to-
day, by which fourteen miners were killed.
Germany.
BERLIN. November 20.-Prince Gortscha.
koff, the Russian minister, who has been so.
iourning here for several days, had final in.
teryiew with Prince Bismarck to-day; after
which be took his departure for ST. Peters
burgh. During Gortschakotf'S stay here, II
private conversation, be expressed his conf
dence in the maintenance OF peace in Europe
for many years.
BERLIN, November 20.-Bismarck has as.
sured the Turkish minister here that con-
clusion of the direct treaties Of commerce
with Roumania will in no wise prejudice
the political suzerainty Of Turkey in that
principality. Negotiations are now in pro-
gress between The Governments OF Germany
and Mexico for q conclusion of the treaty o
commerce.
The permission accorded to Won Arnim
to take exercise for the recuperation OF hiE
health is limited 10 walks only. He Is posi-
lively forbidden to ride.
spain.
SAN SEBASTIAN, November 20.-Sevesa
steamships, with Republican troops on board
which sailed from here for Santander, pu
back to-day in consequence OF heaSy weather
at sea.
The supply of provisions in the city /:
short, even for the usual ,inhaoltants, ans
the unexpected return of these soldiers
who must be fed, causes much distress.
Jamaica.
KINGSTON. November 20.-A number 0
additional marine disasters by the storm 0
the 1st instant are reported. Dispatche
from various sections continue to- repor
treat obstruction of property and crops Ii
Some districts desolation reigns.
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CLOTHING THE PooR CHrLDREN.-The ladle
Of the Aid and Dorcas Societies Of the Leigh
Street Baptist church are at present engaged
in the very laudabie undertaking of holding
fair and feast in the lecture-room OF TIT
church, the proceeds of which will be de
voted TO clothing the poor children. Iht
fair-room will be open tonight.
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AucrTON SALES THIS DAY.

DUEsBERRY, High Constable - NJ, sun
dries, &c.
John MCCORMICK, 1900 Main street. at l A.
NJ, P. NJ, and TX p. NJ, German canary
birds. y
A. A. HUTCHINSON, liza. M, mt Turner COS
stables, horses, mules &c.
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WHEN MR.. E. BUTTERICK reached Europe, early
this year. he found the reputation of his patterns
had reached there long before him, and he was
overwhelmed with applications for agencies. No
other patterns ever made, or ever will make, half
the reputation Of BUTTERICK's. Office In the
WHEELER s. WILSON building, Ninth and Frank
lin streets, Richmond, Va.
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS Of "St. PauPs
Church Home'' gratefully acknowledge the
donation of S400 from the Southern AS.
sociation for the Benefit of Widows and
Orphans. A: d. REYNOLDS,
Secretary of st. Paul's Church Home.
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PERsoslr.-Rey. DR.. Burrows left the
city yesterday to attend the semhcenlena;aa ;st
celebration OF the Old sansom'streee 6ap.;s.
church. Philadelphia, now the Fifth Baptist
church, ofWhich he was at one lime lug pas.
tor. r..,,,t,,
Mr.. Waddill. clerk.elect of the County
Court, is recovering from his recent attack a
sickness.
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HUsTISGs CoURT.-The cases of Joseph j.
White, John Wren, and William f. Knox,
who have been indicted for misdemeanor,
were set for trial in the Hastings Court on
Thursday, but owing to the absence of Judge
Crump, counsel for defence, the cases were
postponed until Monday. Judge Crump has
been engaged ut court in Hanover.
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CoUGH HoARsESEsS, ASTHMA, or any irritation
Of the throat or bronchial lubes will be relieved
By taking DR.. BULLS cough syrup. 1t has cured
thousands. Recommend 1t to your friend and
neighDor. Your druggist Keeps il. Price, 25c.
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The Turf.

SAN Faksc1sco, November 29.-In the
pools in the $4,000 trotting.race tomorrow
Occident is the first choice, Fullerton Sc.
cond, and Sam. Purdy third. The weather
il tipp
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APPOINTMENTS By THE GovERNoR.--.George
r. Wilson has been appointed Inspector o.
-four for the city of Norfolk.
William M. Foster has been appointed no
tary public for Cumberland county.