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cav, petersburE.

.t.,ce Of the Richmond Dispa.ch.i
GcoT"'r r,,rrnsrusa. November il, 1870.
-, S S, courthouse, yesterday,
. Al i'' S;I,iam (calored). late candidate LOT
william 49, ~ delegates from that county,
the hsus sno ", Major Mann Page his notice
served up.' for the seat which has
Of cohsSss cd 70 the latter. John Lyon,
been s"a." nnscl for Gillian. Dispositions
ESQ. j. - ,sill he taken at the courthouse
in nc cas- cas-, NEXT. the 10Th instant, on the
on Tu[SE U;i,;,m when the judges OF Bland
par o. r " district rhe only district to the
mastery .S nhirh ans objection is made) will
TeH:"sG. From what can learn, 1t Is
he eAs" s'h,n tina, the Judges know anything
Doi p!o',. the result, OF that poll than they
more w. y, nnder oath on the night OF cleo,
ceTt!Neo1 49, readers of the Dispatch will re-
ton. hat the iuices simply reported AIS
nemoS. a w.. without stating for whom they
talio'S 49, I: is stated that there are
were 1 S,ssons for rejecting the vote
gco1y ,'n1 even bad 1t been counted.
o. ',,' makes the following points in his
Gu Tha, the returns were made impro-
nolSS, lily, aud wrongfully; that the
P,s:' elected and refused TO count and
.""N - ihc number OF votes cast for each
as i ". that of the AIS votes cast more
cav soo were for Gillian; that be received
'a a'' of more than 49, in Bland district,
~ ,hgI Il said votes be counted aud cast
sou Hb;r, his majority in the county would be
~. c;.,o,s &C the D;oooso
edmond, Yesterday donated the sum Of
y. r,rired dollars in aid of the Catholic
p s%,rI shortly TO be established in this city.
Gr1o. .rlool will be opened on or about the
~, -. 1asusry neXt, under the charge aud
S:-,ri;3n Of four Sisters OF Charity. The
Cc',fa'frs Of Petersburg have contributed
Cs-r l;lersI,r in behalf of the school.
:~I.rs is a vague rumor afloat that certain
- .,,S iudses OF election in this city are to
- ,,,.o.,,drd against on the charge Of frauds
:. .ra r.rcnt election. Though | have been
..,,s,Ia 10 trace the report to any authorlta'
w. .,urce. there may possibly be some truth
:, i, and therefore meotion it.
~. Jordan Point homestead on James
-,,s- the late residence Of Dr.. Theodore
Rand, was offered at auction in this city TO-
IA, but not sold. The bids were consider
q, 90 low.
r,jsyrs,n from tie Blue Ridge Springs
.o,5,y announces the dangerous Illness o!
Nr.. II. C.. .eter, an aged lady, who bias
In,ry near relatives and friends in this city
4 robbery very remarkable tor its bold
rr.. yas committed in this city to-day
About III O'Clock Mr.. William Rahi'y':
t,,hle va, entered and one Of his horse:
tsI.n. mounted, and ridden of. The party
went in the direction of Richmond, anc
when last seen WIS passing the Halfway
House at rapid speed. Officers were started
II nUTsuit, and kilograms sent to the Rich
1nond police as soon as the theft was dis
covered.
II the western part of the city last nigh
the Notwithstanding was priced off the sid
Of house By thieves. who effected an en-
trance and carried off trunk containing
nearly $50 without awaking the inmates.
Mr.. +. l.. johnson is reported considera
h,v hotter today. RoRIH HOOP.
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The annual report Of General Humphreys,
chief of engineers, proposes an appropria.
ton of fifty thousand dollars for the i'm.
movement of Fort Monroe, with an addf-
tiopal appropriation of ten thousand dollars
for boring an artesian well at that fort. ~.
yice.President Wilson said In Washing.
ton on Thursday that be had come at the
present time partly on business. but mainly
for,recrestioI, and thought Of taking a little
trip to Richmond and Norfolk before return.
ing North. s 4 .is ST., III :9,Gs 4 Z
Ten million dollars counterfeit greenbackss
were burned at the Brooklyn, n. Y, naYys
ward Thursday, by order Of the Government.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

tsssf ~ 4 gOf5eandEs Tssfg ~ i,
fsuacfaf telegram co The rlfsnafrI,st

.tssss ii gOHseanass Sssfg s 4
fspecfsi telegram 20 the Dfspateh.J
PonrsaouTH. November IL. Our. com.
nunity was greatly paired This morning to
learn Of the sudden death of MAJOR George
W Griee, president OF the Raleigh and Gas.
ton and Raleigh and Augnsta Airline,
which took piace AZ 100 A. n. Major
Grice, we lesrn, eame down on the 1oad yes
terday morning from! Raleigh 10 visit bis
family. he was in bis usual good health,
and continued 80 up to II o'clock at night,
at which time be was stricken down with
paralysis, and died in few hours thereafter.
One meath ago be was elected president Of
the Raleigh and CASTOR aud Raleiga and
Augusta Airline, and Of the time Of his
death was acceptably filing these Offices.
Msjor Grsee has filed many important posi-
tions of trust and emolumsnt in Porte.
mouth, and was at one time q most excellent
Mayor, and Ia every position he acquitted
himself creditably. 1850
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The Cargo of the Steamship Waco
Nru yopv Nooonhnr 10 -Tn.dav,s Time

The Cargo Of the Steamship Waco.
New YORK, November y. -To.day's Times
says the steamship City of Waco had on
board three hundred cases Of petroleum in
defiance of law. It says its reporter yester-
day saw at the. custom house the manifest OF
the City of Waco, from which it appears
that three hundred cases of petroleum were
shipped in her from &C. 81. NJ. & Co." &c.
81. Mallory & Coz to P. g. P. Gaslight Com.
pauy, Galveston. The remainder of the
cargo consisted of dry goods, hats, groce.
ries, provisions, notions. hardware. bricks,
iron castings, tinWare, glass; and other gen
eral merchandise. E1..,.......s.. .".
GALVESTON, November 12.-Captain Saw
yer, of the Mallory line, has returned. He
sailed forty miles, and found a dingy-boat
belonging to a coast vessel and a set ofsteps.
Large quantities of freight from the Waco's
upper deck were found floating, among
which were cases of astral oil. No clue to
any person was found. Captain Sawyer has
started again. ~
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The WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLAPURE.-The
Legislature Of West Virginia assembled at
Wheeling on Wednesday, and the message
OF Governor Jacob was submitted. He re-
presents the agricultural interests OF the
State in good condition, and tie manufactu.
ring interests as giving encouragement of
near prosperity. He asks the Legislature to
appropriate sufficient sum to defray the ne
cessary expenses OF board Of centennial
managers, that the State may be fifty repre-.
sented at philadelphia next year. Touching
The permanent location of the State capital
Governor Jacob pointedly asserts that a fc-
1.ious Importance has been attached to the
question, and appeals to the Legislature TO
create healthful instead Of asectionei feel.
ing' Such sectional feeling will not enhaEce
sne states reputation al, home or abroad, and
ne says ehe seat Of the government 10 not so
important as the enactment OF wholesome
laws. s3<
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PosrAL.-William a. Gill is appointed
postmaster at Bloomfield. Loudoun county,
Va, uice j. j. Gill; resigned; John A. Bow
ersett is appointed postmaster at Gaines
CROSSROADS, Rappshannock county, Va,
uice J. j. Miller, moved away; Albert G.
Bruce .is'appointed postmaster at Coles Fer
~, Charlotte county. Va, utce William 81.
Campbell, resigned; Watkins L. Old is APP
pointed postmaster at Nuthallburg, Fayeite
county, W. Va, vice W.. Leigh; Robert 8.
Peters is appointed at Limestone, Marshall
county, Va, pice Richard Peters. IL
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Bishop Johns Recognizes the Presi-
dents Thanksgiving Day.

PRAYER AND THASKsGIvISG.- To the Cgergy
and Laity Of the Diocese of Virginia: We
are again invited to unite with our brethren
OF the Anglican Communion in special ain
tercession 10 behalf of missions, aud for this
purpose it is proposed 10 set apart the 3Oth
Of November, St. Andrews Day.
You will, am persuaded. deem it privi-
lege TO Join in this concert of prayer and
trust will participate plentifulIy in the bless
Ing which it will bring.
Permit me to remind you that the civil
authority having recommended the 25th of
November as day of prayer and thanksgiv-
Ing, it is to be observed instead OF the day
named 10 the preface 10 the form prescribed
In the Book Of Common Prayer.
j. JOINS,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese of Virginia.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, November L. Captain-G General
Yainaseds has issued a decree prohibiting
persons living within the lines formed by
Sagua, Macagua, and Polmillas on one side,
and the Trochcs Jucaro, and Moren on the
other. from travelling after dark, warning
them ff they do 30 they may be shot at sight
by patrols and piekets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, November IA distinct
shock Of an earthquake was felt here at 2
O'Clock this morning. causing the buildings
to sway and rumble like an explosion,
coming from the west and rolling gradually
east. The shock was the heaviest ever felt
here, lasting ten seconds. f.. 80. :,
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, stationary to
falling barometer, southwest to southeast
winds, warmer, clear and partly cloudy wea'
Their will prevail, with rain in the west Gull
States, followed BY q . norther. - -
Fer the Middle and Eastern States, sta
tionary and falling followed by rising barom'
eter, winds FeeRing to west and north,
slightly colder, partly. cloudy and clear wea..
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& ~ E.'s E-tEt 49, -t4+. ~ .rs. i
The Norfolk Races.

ISpecial telegram 20 Tue .Uspatch.I
NORFOLK, Vs., November 12;,--The races
to-day attracted a large crowd TO Campo.
stella. Belle Boyd, of Norfolk, against Pro.
nay, of Lynchburg, and Red Bird, of CuI.
pepper county, won the best three in FIVE to
harness for one thousand dollars. Time,
ESQ. The doubie-team trot for two hum
dred dollars was won by Robert Farrelps
White Bird aud Cohee, of Culpeper county.
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GRAsIrE CoNTRAcTs.-In bis annual re

GRANITE CoNTRAcTs.-In his annual re-
port OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Potter says:
Upon my entry into this office there were
Ia process of execution contracts for cutting
granite for superstractures ofsseveral Of the
largest buildings now being constructed
under the supervisor of the Treasury De.
partment. These contracts, known as the
percentage contracts, provide for the pay.
ment to contractors of the actual cost Of all
labor and materials used in the work Of cut.
ting, dressing, and boxing the stone, in
creased by fifteen per cent. Of the same.
While there are advantages in this system OF
executing this very important branch of the
service, am persuaded that 1t is founded
on mistaken principle, and that so long as
the profits to contractors are In proportion
to the extent of the expense of, their work
the Department will find great difficulty in
keeping the cost of the same within reason
able limits. RAJ
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The Iuferaor Department..

lSpeciaa telegram To- the, Dispatch.l -.
- WAsHIgsgoN, Noyemberi 12.-lSecretary;
Chandler is showing Monterey to the Delaao
favorites in the Interior Department, and:
heads are being chopped off every day.
Latereports from Michigan say that Gland
Ter admits that bis appointment IS IN the
thrd-term interest for Grant. Whether this
is true or not, his appointment seems to be
In this direction. =; :. s'.fi,'-ast - aEs'z..t 3
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Fate of the Brig TorontO-Stasement
2. .E- 'ts of q Survivor.

New YORK, November PA, man picked
I'D from the brig Toronto, previously re-
ported as sailing from NaVassa and not since
heard from, states that the Toronto put to
sea from Navassa in September with load
Of guano. "A terrific, gale was prevailing,
and the vessel became unmanageable. The
crew, fourteen in NUMBER abandoned her in
the long.boat. The boat was dashed against
the side of the vessel, drowning seven
men. He gives a confused account
OF the fate of the remainder. The mate said
&c good by," and jumped into the sea. After
ten days they had no provisions or water,
but it rained every day, and they drank
from the bottom of the boat; caught few
fish and many sea.birds. Then, from his
confused account, the man became tempora-
rily insane. he had been twenty-one days
at sea in an open boat when found.
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Boiler Exploded.

Providence, R. l., November PA loco.
motive on the Stonington railroad exploded
its boiler to-day near the deIo'. Another To-
connective lying near was badly damaged.
Two engineers were badly injured and three
other men less seriously.
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.lEEHE GREAT RErugAgIog WHICH
yEsETINE. !. 8. 5.


bus in Al parts Of the country IS eress
me good msdictuss ia the large natuber b sss,t
n,caAais which arg eonasdfJy being received from
persons who have Bxens rarsd by jss nses are con.
ciusspe proof of 10 great yaiHe. II fsrecommend-
ed by physfcisns sxf spothecaries.s AS blood.
purifier sod heslth.ESstereTs ~ has no egaal.
VEGEFNE is noe prepared for 4 fancy drink
made sfom poor HGuoSs, which 6ebiftats the ys.
TEN ans sands 10 destrpy nsash instead IL restor-
ing II. ss s5. - ';
Are nos she many tcsfirinni2s given for the Off
ferent apnpfaints satisfactory 20 zny reasonable
persons safHytrg from disease sIbat they IAN be
cured Read the diFersnr ressisopials given, and
no one ca0 doEbt. In many OF these cases The per.
sons say mat their pain ana sr9s7fag cannes be
expressed as tB cases Of ssrofals. where apps
Ienty the Whole body was one rnass or corruptIeg.
II VEGEHSE WIN relieve Tain, cleanse, purify.
and cure suolrRseases, restorfaashs ro,jent 10 pe
feet heallfsaster trying diereno ph5sscians, many
remedies, suferiHa for years, is.is noe eonciuaivs
proof, u youare sufferer, you cszsbe ep7e6p wtr
is this medtaiAe performing sreh great euresa /,
works In the bood, In The circulating fssd II cam
be truly CALLED the Great Blood PsaSsr The great
source Of disease originates In tho blood; and NO
medicine thasdoes not act dIreef,y upon II, 10 pur
fy ana renowte, has any just cisin a7on public at
tention. Wfanthe blood becomes lifelcss and stag
.hAne, eisuek1usHShauReo OF We2theR ortod cupates
want Of exercise, irregular diet. oRfreea any other
cause, the VE6xnNE Will renew the blood, ea-ry
off the purm humors, cleanse tha stomach. regr-
late the bowels and impars tone OF vigor to the
whole body. The conviction is, In the pablic mtnd
as well as IN The medical profession, that the ree-
dies supplied By the Vegetable ,Kingaosa are more
safe more Successful, In the cure Of disease than
mineral medicines. VEaEr1Ns is composed Of
roots barks, and herbs. II Is pleasant to take ana
is perfectly safe to give nfsnt. Do you need
Do not hesitate to try 1t. You wilsnever regret IL,
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COMMERCIAL Disasters.

BosToN, November 12.-The Con!naercsa!
Bulletins list of failures and suspensions for
the week gives the names of nneteeH firms
fol, Boston and New England. = Ir.,fs3
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=. American Health AsS0caasfOn.
BALTIMORE, November 12.-In the Health
Association to-day the Executive Committee
was instructed 70 urge legislation for the
proper cooperation of the General and state
Governments for the registration OF births,
deaths, and marriages. y !, :.
The president was authorized to appoint .
committee, ineluding the secretary, TO exam
inc the papers presented, with q view 10
publication.
Adjourned SINE dte. Z i. .s,a
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1SFETM
Il Dominion Steamship Company
win sail SUNDAY, November 14th, at O'Clock
Pm.
Freight received until 8 O'Clock Saturday eve
ming. 1'ss ~ 80, -
Through bills of ladng signed and goods fot'
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; ALSO to foreign ports. y - 81
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, So; round
trip tickets, $20 800 5...,.t..zts
For freight or passage apply to ~,
&c IT g. W: ALLEN q CO., Agents, I;
nos13.1t -. Company's Wharf, Rockets
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VICE PREsIDgNT--Dr. Baxter says the
fice.President's illness is attributable direct
y to an excessively high temperature Of the
bath which be took yesterday morning while
still suffering from indigestion, caused by
heavy dinners in New York and Philadet.
phia. closely following overwork of bis mental
faculties. II the local weakness of portion
Of bis spine had not diverted the rush of
blood to his back it would have gone to his
brain and produced death by apoplexy.
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH ARD Ape
TITE. - -. 4
My daughter has received great hsaeft from the
use Of the VxGETINE... Her declining health was a
source Of great anxiety TO all or hsr iends. A few
bottles Of the VEGETINE restored her health,
strength, and appetite. - n. n. TLDEE.
Insurance and Re1I Estate agent,
No. 40 Sears's building, Boston, Mass.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS Oh ,., OF FLESH.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, January II, 1879.
II. r. SerenS, EsQ.;. s.,,,,-t.,.
Dear sir,-I have had dyspepsia In Its worst form
for the last ten Years and have taken hundreds O,
dollars worth Of medicine without obiaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking tn
yEGETINE, since which time my health has steadi
IL Improved. My food dIgests well, and hav
GAINED fifteen pounds of fesh.. There are severa
others 10 this place taking VEGETINE, and all hav
$500 THOMAS E. MOORE,
- -. Overseer Of Card-Room,
~ Portsmouth ComDauy's Mile.
vEGETINE IS SOLE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
- - - - ,Tno1a SE,TotI
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Rnilroad Aecsdent.

PORTLAND, me-. November I.-A freight
and passenger train eollided to-day oriihs
Grand Trunk railroad neal, Lemesylile, an
IL ID rumofed thai n. W. CouleY, master ma.
son Of the, road, was killed. Both engine:
were smashed and several cars broken,
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The Turkish Provinces.

LONDON, November 12.-The Porte has
ordered the districts of Trebigne, Biietz, and
Piya to be detached from Herzegovina and
organized separate department, which will
1 be placed under an Armenian Greek Gov.
/ ernor, - 1aI -.t.I
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Children XIII

Children Killed by q Falling Honae.
PHILADELPHIA, November IA house
fell to-day, killing three children who were
playing aroundsit. t@1.a'at =. sr." .2.'-.',
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CANNOT BE FxeIgsLLED;..

- =. = CHAELESTUWNj daafcu ISJ IoOS.
H. r. .Slesens:: - - - -g ..it'5tst1.,
Dear sir,-This IL to certify that have used your
g Blood PlfpaTntion' in my family for several
years, and think that, for Scrofala or Cankerous
Humors, or q heumatic Affections it cannot be ex-
celled; and as -bood-puriHer. and spring med.
cine, 1t t. the best thing have ever used and
have used almosteverything: I can cheerfnlly re-
commend 1t to any one in need Of such medicine.
Yours, respectfully, ..3%2gf.
s'.-a MRS. A. A. DINsM0RE,
10 Russell street.
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number of suits have been prosecuted and
others commenced, civil and criminal.


Thet total amaantof stsxas eoHeehed onto.
hacco and snuff from Septesntar !, 1852, 10
June 8, 1875, is S22B, S5g .2ID.fS. The total
collections on cigars, cheropts. and cioarettea
Tor the same period il s,s. 283 900. While
it ia doubtful whether J, ia rstnss aar Ana;
tax altogether on tobacco. s,t1fT. and ,c,anfs
would have the eject Of treaty. incrsasfng
the consumption of the ssnle. Il "a esrtaiS e
that any nlateria. reiuction of the nras s.t
rates, save perhaps the reduction or the rate Of
tax on snuff from thirty to twenty-four cents
per pound, would cause corresponding re-.
duction in the aggregate collections. -.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

30 BOSTON, February 10, 1871.
He1st r.. Stevens, Egg: l5
Dear Sir,--about one year since found myself
in feeble condition from general debility. yEGa-
TINE was strongly recon me nded TO me by q friend
who had been much bens6re6 by It's use. I procured
the article, and after nstlg several bottles re-
stored 10 health, and discontinued its use. feel
quite that there Is medicine superior 70
nc for these compiaints Tor which IS espeeiaiiy
those who feel that they need something TO TestoIe
them to perfect health. Respectfully yours. vo"e
.t-tte t.GoaH& Y u. l.. PETTENGILL< 5sgs
|. - .gs .l. firm Of s. III. Pettepgiil G Co., ~
y2r No. 10 State street, Boston.
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OFFICE OF THE BoARp OF HEALTHY
4 ~ pyrYJkgONT November 20. 1875.

THE FOLLOWING ARRANGEMENT ~
and .CsAKBAGE for the winter and sprtDE,an VIII
be ob:eryed on and after MONDAY, November
srhiss seryice Will be performed ION MONDAYS
and 4 TUESDAYS In sthaI part;of the CITY vest OF
Eourth street. WEDNESDAYS and TRuHsDAIS
streets snd FRIDAYS and SATURDAY. east OK
aon rtsen,h street. q issss19g Id @. CABELL,
no n .3t President Beard OF Health.
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wasiafnstou aeeiss,.,

WASHINGTON, November Il. Several Trsa.
asslasauaancstaao Sit,
Louis to testify in the whiskes fraud trials,
Yice.P President wilson y c6titinues % i'm.
prrse. &. =.
Two agents have been sent to hfissisyippf
by the Department OF Justice TO prepare re.
ports. e 'sss IS Is.
The change or United astes marshal for
Missouri In the present stage or the Whiskey
prosecutiens excifes surprise. Is;
Melvin d. Peck has been appointed chief
clerk IN the Patent. Gflce.
The Con1missio Of the Land Office viii
recommend that all tfmbereG lands belengs
Ing to the Government be appraised and put
on the market at the appraised value.
The loans and discounts Of the national
banks on the Ist Of October amounted TO
over $3.50. 000.600. They held IS, 000, 00V b
specie. sac, 5O8;080 legal tenders. Among
the liabilities are S804 500. 600 to- depositors;
unpaid. dividends, 81, 900 600; ether undi
yided profits, $4,000. 600; capitaS stock paid
in, $404, s75, coca
g. Wiley Wells, United States District Az
torDey for: northern Mississippi, IS here to
make his report and,resign. sse il
The President to-day received the Baron
Blanc, the new Italian Minister. The usual,
speeches were made. @.i
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, November 12.-Cardinal MeClos'
KEY assisted at the commencement OF the
Catholic University to-day. He was presented
with an address, to which he replied that the
establishments of Catholic University here
was an example for America and all other
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