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Correspondence Oh Tue niSHniona Di'p''N"]
new KENT COURTHOUSE, FAyl
November 90, 1875.
The Circuit Court, Judge Montague pre-.
siding. is in session here to-day, and has
been since Thursday. The great events OF
This session of the court are two large oyster.
cases. involving the right Of the possession
OF oyster-g ground by those stalking IT 10.
The plaintiff in one OF these suits is A. Z.
Richardson, in the other Luther Farinhoit.
The defendants in both are Blassingham I'd
Merlig. two large oyster-dealers operating in
York river. The disputed ground is on the
New Rent shore of York river. Judge b.
W. Lacy, Messrs. r. It. Lacy, Jr., and John
Pierce, of New Kent, and MIR. Mapgus Jones,
OF Gloucester, appeared for the plaintiff. Mr.
Sidney Smith, Of Williamsburg; Mr.. Philip
Hubbard, Of Yorktown; and Mr. James n.
S,ubbs, Of Gloucester, appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
The suit of Richardson. is being tried to-
dav. The questions involved are OF para
mount importance to the people OF the oys'
ter region, and great interest is manifested
To. night the court will adjourn over until
Friday in order to allow Judge Lacy and
Mr.. Smith, who are members Of the LeglSls.
ture, to 60 TO Richmond, SO as to be present
at the organization of the House Of Delegates
cannot close this brief letter without
bearipg testimony to the dignity, Impair
TALLY, and judicial learning Judge Monta
que evinces in his bearing and ruling. More
anon. NJ.
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l'''''r PETERSBURG, November 50, 1870.
FOCAL STATISTICS.
g q summary OF our local
TIC 'oH ror re month of November aast
s.st:stl',, wa Iiceusc.tax, sos for the state
ends iooon,'eo far the city. Th'rty.tWo cases
AMI Si,oo 'a,s5 If Of by the Mayor. There were
were d'spos s,r;sgcs- three of white and the
re-! Of Sc oIo' Term Of the Circuit Court
The b,,rrow Judge S. 5. Weisiger pre-
begins 49, TO docket is large one, as ioitows !:
sd'rs' s,s chancery cases, ten once 5uog-
N.De,! w W. wrils Of Inquiry, six old issues.
nenN, . 80" and three criminal cases. 3he
SIX mo1'"Ss, arc Of hong standing, the parties
last.Aa'a asc,rad. The cases have, however,
baNns s. .t,rnd from time to time, so that II
heen, co.,i. are ever captured they may
..once be brought to trial.
SERIOUS CUTTING ARRAY as
=, -,,cc last night on Union street De.
to'H o and 10 o'clock, resulting ID Inc
lM.,n1inr of man named Scott Jordan
w., S,,,thampton county. JORDAN mao oeen
L .s;-lirr with several wild young men, ana
G,hia o"c.s was made upon him by some OF
iac |,;'I.rhosen companions. james Young,
t NY Icssup. and James +. Childrey were
er..,,a for making the assault, but the ex-
"a,;,stion to-day resulted in the discharge
." 81. Cbi,drcy, who witnessed the ARRAY ou'
" va. mol participant In it. Young ana Jes'
w., yerf sent 10 jail to await the issue OF
fI,t,1,n'. wounds. They are reported to Of
- mite serious character. lie IS attended
he pr. J. Ii. Claiborne.
DEATH FROM PAsALYrIc STROKE.
Mrs ND. Bird died this morning from
49,, lir,r,, Of paralytic stroke. Mrs. BirC
w, -, Mis-. Fox, OF Philadelphia, and was
I,j, mach beloved for her amiable virtues
.,t lad attained the age Of sixty-seven years
~. funeral takes place tomorrow morning
The ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,
,tfs city. in consideration of the bare
t;ns. and Inc amount OF poverty preYaien
''n- me. ,bc people, concluded not 10 have
.f.i- 1i.usl banquet on the present annlver
s"rr q, their patron saint, and hence to
r;;h. wil BASS unmarked By the Festivities
80 Unrestricted With The annual recurrence
Q! the occasion.
THE yrSERAL OF THE LATE j. ANDERSON
WEEKS
toal place this afternoon, and was ATTENDED
hy TIE FIRE nrlSaue III oouS' v, ~,
deceased was member. The story lhat Tn
deceased committed suicide is discrea'teo
nd his death is believed to have peen Ia
1cu!, of intsxicatoD.
ELECTION OF PRESBYTERIAN DEAcoSS.
The congregation OF the Taob-Stree
pr..hy,.rian church elected the folloWln!
additional deacons to-day to fill existing
vacancies, caused by death, removal, or resjg
nation: Messrs. John McGill, Dr.. JAIME;
Dunn, B. b. Vaughn, Jr., G. G. Clark, w. L
Psrham, and Thomas Sheldon.
ROBIN Hoop.
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Markets by Telegraph:

~ KOS So NEW 4ORh. - 80
TEw Yo s.s, bses s nSs
Flour ia little be tier inquiry; superne western ana
State, s4:75@$5.O0; southern steady and In
fair nad nau choice e9t1a e s
active; common and inferior grades shade easier
S1.04@$1.05@8 IL for poor new winter RED
al 40 for white western. Corn heavy and fully lie.
lower; 75@76c. for high m liked and yellow west
Sa@. er nsT Tssfn
western mixed. Oats more active ind steady al9
46c. for mixed western and :state; 100000;
fGr G esreoes quoted AZ iss@sIe gold ;jos lots,
1SHGS21hc.. gold. Sugar hrm snd in moderate de-
for fair . gGS,s seniIs s for
Steady and in fair demand at bS@62c for good
to choice. Rice UNCHANGED and in moderate de-
ia aad sei Tso a s7e stesdy G
$3.50, Lard steady; old prime steam, IL lS-16c.
WSissey dull at $l.15. Freights active and firm s
.. BALTIMORE 54.a .ls: !
BALTIMORE, November 3a.-Flour dull and nm
Changes aaoe oher
r% sa g aas ns@ ssg
fqS steady
Bacon steady !, hama, 15A@16c; Lard steady and
isGa2kc. whlskey. steady and ouu at s1.l7.
Sugar higher at l0h0 l07sc. 81 sf af.,sgl ".
a.;s.ry,.s, = >. CINCINNATI. M ,ss,,5 ST.. Z
CINCINNATI, November 30.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat dull; red, el.15@S1.S SO:
Corn-Oid dull at $4,000. new, demand Y.r and
firm Mt ASG50c, Oats dull a. 2S@48c. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Eye dull at 27@7Sc: Fork
| duh at $21.25@s2I. 80. Lard quiet and Arm
steam, 129c,; Kettle. 1870, Hulk-m meats qsies aud
steady; shoulders, 7Ioc spot, c cse hid. eayel
March; clear rib.sides, 10H@i1 Lei. buyer March
Clear sides, l1S@114s,.sll loose Bacon quiet and
unchanged; only limited jobb,ng demand Greer
! ing downward; choice heavy, &7.65 large number
unsold: receipts, 1885 head; shipments, 26C
| head Whiskey-Demand fair and arm. Buttel
steady andunchapged, 80 E~'tiats : {
s. @aa oJa LOUISVILLE. S'sftn
LOUISVILLE, November 30.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat dull aud shade lower at g. .05@
81 25. Corn quiet and firm. Oats and rye quiet snt
| unchanged. Provisions easier and not quotablI
lower. New mess PORK, $21.76@S2e.F Bulk.
meats-Shoulders, 74l@sxc.::; clear rin-ades l0H@
| ] 1kc. clear sides, 1l0I1Ac. Lard-Tierce, 1870
| l3Xc.'; keg, 14@144c. Whiskey quiet aud nm
changed NJ 81 10. Bagglng quiet and unchanged
-nc5% 4. ST. LoU1s. <.i -e.4a !.
ST. LoCIs.2 November 30-F1our lower; fall SUI
perfine So .509$3. TO; extra, 80 T4@S4.2 30; dou
Bile extra $4.25nS 4.75. Wheat lower; No. 2 fall
S1.49H; No. 8 fall, 81. 20 Corn More doing;
NO. 2 mixed, 42HG43c. Oats frn,er; 32Kc. bid
Pork quiet at S2I. Lard lower at i21Hc. Bnlk-
sa5s s shSais sides I %
thing doIng. Whiskey dull at IL. Hogs less firm
packing, S7IS7.50. Catflp-DemaDd active; good
10 choice natives, $5.25@$6;; edium 10 fair
81 25@s4, rs; :; good to choice Texans, SS.6e@
@$4.25; medium TO fair, S3aS3.5O.y 80 10 4
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Fires.

WnzsIlss, IVA, November 30 ssh-
ington Hall has been burned. The Masous
occupied the third dbor. Ths hail was oc.
-eapied by sse Legislature Two 6rensen
had bimbs broken. Loss, fly Thousand dol
fars. So IS s'tts &. n 9 ai.
) .oszRLlN. Ono, November 80. = Two gro
ceries and one bookstore have been destroy
ed By fre. Loss, forty -fve tho sand doflars.
lBstLEyILLE, CAaAs4s November 30.--Fhe
leugsue;house ofatbe Grand Trunk RaiiroaSs
station was burned to-day with ten engines.
Lose, $3.50, 900. 4. isi. So 8
r, LOWELL, Mass. NDFpuber 38--A TIRE ec-
CURED io:day'in the pickers building Of the
fremont and Suffolk corporation, Loss;
ffsy thousand dollars; fully Insured. The
fra caught from friction Of machinery. *
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posr.1-Wilism W Mead is appointed

PosrAL.-William W. Mead is appointed
postmaster at Emaus, Bedford county. Va,
uice David M. Newsom, resigned; George
S. Parker is appointed postmaster at Bar
louisville, Orange county, Va, oice John F.
Rohr, resigned William T. Smith is ap-
pointed postmaster ut Atlee's station, Han
over county, Va, uice n. B. Clarke, re-
signed; Herbert V. Graves is appointed
postmaster at Beaver Dam depot, Hanover
county, Va, vice L. A. Hancock, resigned
Lyons a. Kerans is appointed postmaster at
Mill Brook depo,, Augusta county, Va, oice
L. a. Keans; B. G. Hammond is appointed
postmaster at Sinker's Knob, Botetourt
county, Va, vice Sydney q. Hammond, re:
signed; Mrs. Sarah E. lessee Is appointed
postmaster at Jessee's Mills, Russell county,
Va, vice Mary L. Childers, resigned; j. Il.
Baldwin is appointed postmaster at Hawks
est, Fayetle county, West Va, vice Lewis
n. Porter, failed to qualify.
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Esreign ,Noses.

- LoNDoN, November So.-A Vienna special
sKhok4nd, and It. IS feare d that majority OF
the smaller Russian garrisons have been mas.
sacred Khoaandt is,surounded by nature.
A Shanghai dispatch s,ys- that the commits
sion meta traveller who warned them that
q large force had assembled at Yunnan, and
that resistance to the, investigation into the
murder Of MT. Macgary might be expected.
lIoNDos November 3O.EThe weather is
inclsmeut. Snow has fallen generally in
\
BELGRADE, November 30.--The Skupt-
china was re0pened to-day. -, rn-r
/. BERLIs, November so.-Yon Arnim has
been indicted for treason. rs s, .i..r....,.
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} Reduetion OF Salaries.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatcb.I
NORFOLK Va, November 3o.-orders
were received here today directing that the
salaries OF she subordinates throughout the
customs department. be reduced fsom $500
TO $500 per annpm. This p necessitated Iin
order to make up q deficit Of six millions in q
the treasury al Washington. The order ex-
tends throughout The country but does mot
apply to collectors or deputies, IIs q
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Sun rises .7.12l Moon sets
Sun sets. Hlgh tide. .........6.53
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 80, 1876.
~ ma ~ ~ a5{Hi ARRIVED. ~ Il ~ tha.aR ~
q Schooner Mary Haley, Haley, PhiladefpbIa,co
Tredegar jfron-Works. .is.e!t 1s,..IG,,5ls a.,
schSolsr May ala Efapfe fp''a-
if s.<@E.SEfy i SAILED. tksis sttn 800 -
/, Steamer Old Dominion. Walker: New York, ner-
chandise and passengers, 81, w Hen q. 20. agents.
Steamer w, Eyermau, Plat. Pbilsdelnhi.,
steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, mercnan.
dfse and passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent aflif h
chandise ana passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
y SAILED PROM CITY oIyTNoyEMBER 30.
Bark George krenelberg, Pc ttersol, Genoa, iiaiy;
with 766 hogsheads tobacco, +. w. haAneW1ncsei
Schooner Frank Leaning, Guleps frora Rfch.
mond for Boston, at Vineyard Haven November
IS Sehooner John G. Mcshain. Kayepagh, cleared
from Philadelphia November 9Th for Portsmouth,
Schooner Clara Jane, Garrison. arrived at Lgbec'
Me-, from Boston November ID, TO load Tor Nor-
folk and Richmond: Q 49,, rs -ss,3. b
The vessel now being built at East setanEei, II; y
bg David Bayies for Captain James Davis. SUI ns
the agsst eyer eut
s sSn oxsF cost viii be upwards or
She is being consirurt tied In the nest posSloa saan
-uer, ffmbered mainly win hYfEoak ano ioccs. i
- - q by Telegrd8h. s1
7 NEW YORK, November 30.-Arrfyed: George
Wsshipgton, City OF Atlanta. Arrived one sCiiy
OF Brooklyn, Egypt, Parthea. 49,, a. so- ,e,,.,r.
mig Eva. from Turks island. she eoiiided with
iha brig Mary o.. Haskell last night IN HsmpIo9
Roads, carving away her jibhoom, head gear, anu
stove hole 10 her bow. ,.,-,. -
The sehooner s. r. Mallory, from BALTIMORE for
New YORK, lost her forward lan5ards ana part OF
ne Tae Rhodea Blew from
lost her mainbo0un. -. "a "a +. -. =
RI SUn in fsom ifyerro1i for Richmond; bark
lord Bait,more, from New Yorg for Richmond.
The bark Lord baItwore. while az anchor 10 tae
Ins1s sst nfua was run into by the schooner Leu.
iss MaiIory. and had her foseeoD-g AilantmaA ana
uhbcom carried away. q
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ii id CON COMMERCIAL p s@ ~
x! SD 10 @tf -, k---T-;s yi Ftst,t, *
~ CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
SG@sseE 10 ssRIeHstoEp, November 80. 1879.
II .tE,fS-.,3 f,tfr,sr t,f,css n tss.F;,,- = ;ssss

L. WHEAT.-W a3s, i r7S4 bushels. Redi $50
coaS.-WhRe,1 ,assbushels. Hired, 47s BUSH
els @tGssi5 y --r2s ~ zti5 20 GSs2% Il
49, BEAMS bushels. z,. 49,.
: (JNIONS.-2O bus he,s. go = i. I, 80 ~
81 FLoUR.-50 BARRELS, - &Stttists ~ si'ssG' Z
Ii I tSt,Itt{S ssisnDg sSALESs1s & ssY7sl S3g "a
WHEAT-F White 80 bushels a. a1 40; 800 bash
els ct 81 IS; 366 bushels very good on private
terms; 81 bushels az 81 80; ~ basheisye good
at 81 AZ; bushels At total. ,22a oHsnels.
Red, 40 tnlsfefssar Sl:St bushels very good
on private terms; 90 bushels at $780, 272 bush.
els common q. aI.17;, 81 bushels common at
S1lO-totaJ, 75A bushefs. ~ .saI -sf1:T
CoRN.-F hae, so bushels very good old At 6sc. !
76 bu heels prime new ut &C., fS6 bushels very good
new al $50; 100 bushels very good OLD at 57c; 50
bushels sood new at 53c 50 bushels very good new
on private terms 80 bushels common new at 60c...
total, 1900 bushels. Hired, SO bushels very good
new ut SIC. 90 bushels common OLD al .60c.; q
bushels very good new at 55c.-totaL LA bushels;
OATS.-6U bushels common winter az bSc:; 90
bushels good spring at 54c.-fotaI, i 8 bushels
UNIoSS.-20 bushels red at 81. -, - .s tfjJ{s
1a@,s - RE-EXHIBIrED. EsatJ }ess
WHEAT White, 214 bushels. Red, Sc 8 bush.
els. "a s...s-g1Iz.. u .-.ffF;. 5I.,S
CORN White, s62 bushels. Mised, 81 bush
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The Avery Trial.

ST. LOUIS, November 30.-The following
Is the dispatch the handwriting OF which
was identified as that Of General o. E. Bah
cock.
"Washinglon, December 10, 1874 Gene
raj John Mcdonald, st. Louis: succeeded.
They will not 60. l Will write you.
a." telegraphs Babcock December 8,
1874: "Has Secretary or Commissioner or.
dered anybody here"
"Washington, December 4, 1874 Colonel
John H. joyce, ST. Louis !: Cannot hear that
anybody has gone or is going.
After debate the kilograms were admitted
in evidence. The prosecution closed with
some testimony of a general character. The
correspondence shows that General Babcock
received many dispatches from the parties
implicated. The following other than the
above were read:
"St. LOUIS, October 20, 1874 General o.
E. Babcock: Poor Fred. is dead. Nc
Donald is with his body. Let the President
act cautiously on the successorship.
s7.. u - "JoHN A. JoYcE."'
g 81. Louis, October %, 1879 General 0.
E. Babcock :. The ,bondsmen prefer the man
they have recommended. An expression
from the President to bis friends here. Will
secure everything. Letthe President do for
the best. Depend upon Mcdonald and my
self to stand by his action to the last.
:. ..i--'- HJoHN A. JoYCE."
"St. Louis, October %, 1s7S.-His Excel.
lency y. s. Grant, We have the honor to
recommend Colonel Constantine Mcguire for
collector of internal revenue OF the First
district of Missouri.
TX 81 -rs91 "JoRN A. JOYCE,
." WILLIAM PATRICK,
..~.a sc, A. NEwcoMB,
"JoHN MCDONALD
est Louis, October %, 1S73.-General
Babcock: See dispatch sent to the President.
We mean it. Mum. JOYCE"
,"St. LOUIS, March IA, 1s74.-General
Babcock: Start for San Francisco to-mor-
row night. Make D.. call off his scandal
hounds that only b!acken the memory of
poor Ford and friends business. D."
ST. Louis, October 81, 1S74.-General
Babcock: Have you talked with D.? Are
things right? How? Answer. ssa j."
"St. Louis, December 8; 1874.-General
Babcock: Has Secretary or Commissioner
ordered any body here p u"
est. LOUIS. February 3, 1915 General
BdbcocE: We have official information that
the enemy Weakens. Push things
- "SYLPH"
]" 81. Louis, April %, 1876 General Bah
cock: Tell Mack, to see Parker, of Colorado,
and telegraph to Commissioner. Crush out
ST. Louis enemies. z!+3'ti3y ta e, Carr"
Judge Krum, OF counsel for defence, here
commenced an argument to show the INSULT
cheney of three counts in the indictment.
The court sustained his position as to two OF
the counts. Defence read three letters of o
local, character which had passed between
Joyce and Avery tending to show their
familiarity: Letters showing Avery's good
character were also read. The arguments
will be commenced Tomorrow. .,..
The following telegram from General Bah.
60 TX was read: Is .Jfth
I" Washington. November 30, 1S75.-Hon.
d. p. Dyer, United States District Attorney.
st. Louis, NO.: am absolutely innocent,
and every telegram which sent will appear
perfectly innocent the moment l can be
heard. demand a.hearing before the court.
When can I-testify? o. X. BABcoCK."
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RcnSosps Va s. Eoss asDs I 10, YiSsss


49, ~ Z,
el * -. AiCffaUSps thss CoSeMpSf 40, 1919 3
RGCHEDtUiEEOFs iFR a fNS. -TRKfMN0.
- Is.CrsRr ITr Fxisa a
nj S.s5a "a 81
sse =. M; leaves Dundee. al III II PIX. sssyss
r. NJ. leaves SALISBURY a. al S r. 81 srrsss
Charlotte at S43 p. q, iiis So.
TRAIN No. INV YORK AND NV OR.
lLEASS-ExPRESS, Eastwartf-Lcayes- Charlotte at
NJ. leaves SaItsbury az d. Nj |eases Greeus-
boro, al T9:SS r.. d. leaves UAnyitie at I.19 p
M leaves Dundee al 1s2a PsM.s leaves Burke.
vile ut 6.07 81. arrives In Richmond az BAT
: TRAIN No. 3..-THRoCGH MAIt-NKw. YORK
FOR. THE soTTH-Leave Richmond az 1882. d..
LEAVES Burseyille at 1862 II leGYas Dundee at
leaves Greensboro at 8 A. M leaves SALISBURY
ut 5.32 A. A.. leaves Airline Junction fat7:1Q
A. A.. /: arrives at Charlotte at sos A.M.sg.9 z
TRAIN No. 4-THRoUGH MAIL, Eastward--
Leaves Charlotte at ono M: leaves Salisbury
at 1853 A. M. leaves Greensboro, az 3:l5A. n.
leaves DanYille at SOS, ]. NJ; leaves Duudsg q
6:1S 4. AZ. :leayes Bnrkevte st IL: 3o a. d..
ris TPs " GaceoMMopxrToss.
westward II caves Richmond at A. MP: arrives
at Bnrkevifle al 1856 r. n leaves Eurkeyilie At
PIP. M arrives at Lynehburg ut! GEO r. Ne
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Boy " wins the Race.

PETERsBURa, VA, November go race
took place at the FAIRGROUNDS this evening
between Crawford's Annie Collins, Keeley's
Tanner Boy, and Whites Jack Draperior
purse of five hundred dollars, bestIthres in
five, mile heats. There, was large crowd
present. The race was won by Tanner. Boy,
who was first In the third, fourth. and fifth
heats, while Draper led in the first and 60
cond. Time, 2: 3d.. 2:31 .t2:30l, 2:3222, 231a
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whiskey-Fraud Trials.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 30.--The whis-
key.case of j. w. g. Gordon Bingham was
called to-day, and their oint appearanca-bOnd
for twenty-five thousand dollars forfeited.
Gordon Bingham is at Evansville sick, and
J. w. Bingham is at st. Louis, where he
was surrendered by bis sureties on another
Indictment. q ',z-- .1+ ~.
The following plead guilty: Colonel
George S. Simonson, John E. Phillips, Har.
rison Miller, David NJ. Lewis, George Ha-
gan, g. F. Crisp, 9. Coehonor, - Mum.
fort, and Denis Reilly. ~ 80 ~
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WAsHINGToN, November 29.-It is stated
here az fact that Vice. President Wilson came
to his death by getting up in the night and
taking poison by mistake, instead of lauda-
mum, which he desired as an anodyne.--
Aler1n1rin Gazette. ..@.,.~s
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+ WAsHmsToN, November 30.-For the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States. higher
barometer, porth to east winds, and colder
and partly cloudy. weather will prevail, ex-
cept rain areas in Florida.
For the Middle and Eastern States, high
but falling barometer, winds vee7ipg to
northwest and southeast, slightly warmer
and generally clear weather.
For the canal regions of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, the
temperature will continue below freezing
Wednesday night.
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DISASTROUS FIRE AT MAIDEN, MAss.-Bos-
ton, November 29.-The Boston Rubber
Shoe Company's factories, at Maiden, were
burned this morning. All of the immense
brick buildings with the exception OF one
wing are destroyed. The loss is estimated
al 100000, and The insurance Is Slb6, DOG.
Eight hundred employees are thrown out OF
work. The fire is supposed TO haYe started
from the careless use ola gasje BY one OF.
tue female employees, ~ ~
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4 BANKRUPT CATTLE.SPEcULAToR.- Lee
bQnon, Pa, November 29.-Etlward ..
Brsckenstose, justice of the peace OF East
Hanover township, the owner of farm,
and extensively engaged in the shipping OF
cattle to eastern markets, failed and appoint"
ed an assignee last week. he has since con-
fessed to the forgery of notes amounting to
between $4,000 and $l5, 900, and has fed to
parts unknown. His liabilities are reported
~ amount to abeu. S25, 00c.
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!. m.. lo,conloIr,,s c,olSndlsto1,:s

fy4yMs. O'ConOr's ContIsfon: ? ~
? New YoRKy November 30.-hdr. O,GoBnor
% still alive but his recovery is considered
livery uncertain. His disease Isl paralsss Of
Ethe stomach by inaction.ss His stomach is
"a p}sitf
Oelpg StarYed. saf.isE .lts lg,.s.sii,l 8 .t.s
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The Contested Seats I'm Congress. y:
/ WAsH1Naros, November so.-The follow:
ing are the seats to be contested: Florida,
Finley Us. Walls; Alabama, Bsomberg vs.
Horalson /; Louisiana, Spencer os Morey
and Breux us. Darrall; South Carolina, Lee
ps. Rainey; Virginia, Platt us. Goode.
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3 A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La.
n trobes, self feeders, hase.bnrners, ana o'a a
s1oyes. GLOVER Hill LUMP and HAIL, Tor
gTa,es w EST VIRGINIA SPLiNT no. 8 block J,
figfIy recommended BLACK u gAYH lump.
average, and smiihs burns like the nnc
Is mined on adjacent property, For sale atpflces
10 satisfy dealers or consumers .r,,r pr .yr,,
sssi Fourteenth street nesr Mayos bridge
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= 1T---sET. -s-sIa 81 49, = 2
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,i

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEcsMBKR I, 1875.
Sun rises. Moon sets. 1856
SUN sets..........,4.4Sl High tide. .,.S...s6.53
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yEeETrSE is SOLD ar ALE DRGaGIsTs.
as LAVA Asst ~ - 4 80.
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.VEGETINE.
1A~~~~~
.e5sS tVEGETINE. #Gt5 g
VEGETINE, So.
THE GREAT ,RgALTH-REsT0RER,
..s. MADE FROM
" BARKS, ROOTS, AND HERBS,

- - GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects Of the VICE
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
to. take It.; as debility denotes deficiency Of the
bloed, and VEGETINE acts directly upon the blood.
There Is no remedy that will restore the health
from debility ike The VEGETISE. tits nourishiDg
and strengthening, puraes the BLOOD regulates the
bowels, quiets the nervous system, acts directly
upon the secreuons, and arouses the whole system
to action. I. has never failed In this complaint.
y WHAT IS NEEDED. IT d
@-, BOSTON, February Is, 1871.
H. r. Steueas, Esq: a, .L-,
Dear Sir,-About oae year since found myself
Ia feeble condi don from general debility. VICE
TINE was strongly recommended 10 me By friend
who had been much benefited by It's use. Iproeured
the articles and after using several bottles was re.
stored 10 health, and discontinued its use i feel
quite confident that there is no medicine superior to
IL for those complaints for which 1t is especially
prepared, and would cheerfuly recommend 1t 10.
those who feel that they need something to restore
them to perfect health. -t4gG = 4
Respectfully yours, Il.
- I u = tsz.-s'sS, i u. L.. PETTINGLL,5
I, firm of s. Ii. Pettinsill & Coz =
No late CTR
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TOAL AND WOOD. Unsurpassed
" SPLTNT COAL at very lowest prices OAK
WOOD IS per cord; PINE. 90 per cord deliy-
prices ali sizes frst-class ANTHRACITE COAL
ut from Sc. IS to 81 per ton. All fuel at lowest
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