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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
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~
MADRID, November N. The fact that
Don Carlos had .writter d letter 10 the. King
Greater great excitement hese. Ia nav
commented on BY che press. ~ \ z. 8 IET =
b. HENDoYE, November II =. eiligefce from
Cartlst sources says Don Carfos,s letter al.
fered to agree to truce should the Cuban
difficulty cause war between sSpair. and the
United States. In that case Don Carlos. ra.
serving bis right 20 the throne, would unite
forces with Alfonso to preserve the intep.
rity OF Spanish Territory ~ II sj5 sla. s. II
PARrS, November 1.-THE evening papers
Of this city publish the text of the letter
written by Don Carlos To- King Alfonso.
The attitude Of President Grant, ]" the let.
ter says, Sc Is a prelude to wat between
Spain and the United States. If you do4not
recognize the tunependene Of. 1Cuba the
revolution which you represent Is .Eesponsi.
bic for this parricidalI rebellion. Had l
feigned 1t would not have occurred-as least
nos have gained strength. 4 Now, however,
the integrity OF the country Is at stake, and
all her children are bound TO defend it..
Shenid war break outI offer you truce as
long as the contest lasts, but maintain my
right to the crown, as retain the conviction.
that shall one day wear;it. sE9s&s., ha& So,
cannot send my loyal volunteers to
Cuba, but T. will defend. these provinces
and the Cantabrian, and will send out priya.,
,teers manned by the indomitabie population
Of that coast, which will pursue the mer.
ichant ships of our enemies-perhaps chase
them Into theirioW n narbors. = IL you accept
the, Truce, let US appoint representatives, TO
settle the conditions If FoH refuse, the
world will be the witness that catholic Spain
has nobiy done her dutyn i. :,
7 MADRID, November. 1.-THE Cronista =
the ministerial organ-states in reference to
the reported letter of Don Carlos to King
Alfonso: &" We believe Dom Carlos is more
uneompromising than any of his partisans."'
It says also: eve are at the beginning Of
the end. The war will be speedily termi.
mated, either by the submission or the over
, whelmng Of the Carlists.",l @rol. lga .yT,
The Correspondence says the pretensions
OF Don Carlos are exaggerated and inadmis-
sible. The royal army in the field will be
three hundred thousand strong By the 1st of
December.
The TEMPO halls the action of Don Carlos
as the harbinger Of peace.
Tie present Minister of Justice will be
appointed ambassador to the Vatican. r..
England.
LONDON, November 17.-John Halker has
been appointed attorney-general, and Har-
dinge Stanley solicitor-general.
Biockow, Vaughan & Co., iron-producers,
at Leeds, have been compelled, owing to the
depression of trade, to discharge from two to
three thousand hands. .ss. A.as3
The great Shropshire handicap, at Shrews.
bury, was WOE by Coculicus; Consiel second,
and Caramel third. s.- Hg.2
t#e Germany. g; lfsH.
LONDON, November ia. Reuters tele.
gram denies that Prince Frederick William
intends to visit the United States. "a .'sntl
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= 'BosIoN, Mass, NoYemb Der IA dispatch
from the snditor of the Union Pacific rail-
road states that all trains are on time. ~; !,
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DYEING, CLEANING, DC.
HATR-wORK, &c.
3, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

WATCHES AND CHAINS FOR@
|. w ladies and gentlemen can be boughtfor 20 81
about one half their value. There Is no use sSgSA
in paving $50 for ladies' watch when you can
buy 1t for S25, or~Sl25 for gentlemans watch
when YOU can get Y for $65. Rings, Buttons, &C.
very cheap at S. A. WINSTOCk'S Loan ONCE, II
MOI tn Fourteenth street. DO lZ-Zm
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The last Louisville Courier contains 9
missionary address by Bishop Dudley and
an address to medical students by Rev. DE- y,
BurroWs--both reported In full. .is d. .I,',,
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iE0R BALTIMORE. Ssi6 q, I, z AsssNs /,
II TKI-WEEKLY..
PoWHArAN STEAMBOAT LINE.f
e.7olrr HRouGfE9 FaE1GHr.
NO TRANSFER .ssrwpEs HrcHaoNp AM

EOTRANsFER .BETwEEN RICHMOND AND
y "a c,,4 - BALTIMORE. a,-,r;s, A., ..at,i.y,
4 - :, NO DoCKAGE CHARGED. ~ !; :,
i The new and fast iron stesmers SHELLEY and
WESTOYER, OF this line. leave their new pier in
the. Dock. foot jof Twenty. seco1d street. every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at. A
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore, ring close connections at
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed 70 Baltimore and al points
West, and rates guaranteed as loW as by any other
line. Applyto L.B.TATUM.AgeaE.
Oflces Twenty second and Dock streets and No.
9O3 Main street. I; "a q RI. SIS HI1Ef 90 Al ste
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Libelior Ratled.

WAsHIsaroa, November IT "A. c. Buell.
indicted long ago for alleged criminal libel
ION Chandler, has been bsiled in two thou.
sand dollars, with Columbus Alexander "a
surety. 10, AZ ~ VA eot NJ SsS,5 II ~ 81 ".
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAnRoAD1
.s'GaitGs2n ACCOMPANY.
COMMENCING, OCTOBER "a. 1875;
~ trains on this road will run rs follows; $50,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAInoADf
.9taait5sar Eaj'!fC0MPAHY.
COMMENCING, OCTOBER a. 1875,
~ trains on this road will run rs follows; as9es
IT. ata LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH n sSeiI Ats.s
$40 A NJ MIL Z. daily az 5ess s su
and West. seeping-car attached runs
/; ~ dayE Via, coach attached, for Peters.
burg, and stations on the Sorthsidc
1:45 P, FaESSsa %Hi Inc as sHS seaneesng
sepgers taking this train Will make
{ t5a: 50 s;fclose connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk. Elegant psrlor.esr attached
:, ,is;I runs through % Weldon 80. 90, -.,4
500 z: NJ eaeis s.saeS Ssy sohsas S'n
2 -s,s. LEAVE pE9sRsBuRa NORTH sssssi5as3
1850 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUM
1854 Nal s5 sSsnssanss
~ Potomac railroad for all points last
600 P. NJ. ae Fs Msss daily except sunday,
1855 P. h., THROUGH " ALL daily Except Bur.
Isl fca!, day)t connecting with Aichm0ndy
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
.st,. ~ for all points East and West Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
TO Baltimore. Also! making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
e-,q5. ,a,:- Ohio railroad for the notwithstanding
and MI points North and West.I9.
The MAIL TEAMS win rot stop between Hfchet
mond and Petersburg except at Chester. ,. ts!..2
D Passengers. for Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
Savannah, Florida, and Southwest Georgia. VINO
that this line is the only one that connects through
without delayor break IN schedule. tif ~ - :
60 h Chester
at 2:4e r: NJ. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana ma
all TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
oes5 ' A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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"C!!ANToN INSIDE LINE."afsSs ! /
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHM0Nn AND PHILADELPHIA.l AZ

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA 4Ei
~. TRI-WEEKLY. r<,.s ,s,,ty 4.
!, On and after OCTOBER lsT. the. splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond, TUES
DAYS, THUESDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner of
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con,
with the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. }3s;.. 81
.ag SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: y,, .! s.
All freight by this line covered by fire and mar me
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged. at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other ltpesi phts
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and RiGh-
mond. s.i''t, e go - -. ~.
! Freights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line,' and sent TO the Fhiladsk-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadel.
pha. .stH -ss.l-ztNs :. - t'l'' .ti''", -!
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information apply to pl.yg,; s
$500. l.. b. TATUM- Agent,
Office Twenty-second and Dock streets u
. al aHg57 - and No. 9D9 Main streets OF TO .
j. s. WILSON, Genernl Freight Agent, i, :
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
! PhiladelDhia. 1IirI G"i 2HbI S,@ 81 IL ia o
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iBuFEALof n. Y, November l17.-The pro-
pe!ler: Mohawk was burned to-day. Loss,
S20,VWs 80. III, ~ 81 ftl.t....i1, .a.lL ss
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. -, :
new YoaK; Nsyember 171 e tor quiet and
In buyers favor, With very moderate iirquiry; sa-
perne western and slate, sSgSS;1SS; southern herr
en1s g 5 Whea sade Iea
Ts Wa s svPsai wha
Msssr Ses Germ hsaS! Ds
mixed; Toe, for high mixed and yellow western, !;
71@72e; for new ,o kin.dried western mixed ed
State; ;45@52c. for white western and State.
CoTye-Rlo dull and unchanged. Sugar firm and In
fair SSs ss ssnea E fall g50d
eN@esc; Rice steady Win good inquiry Ta ao
3a2'n ms $500 job es LARD easier
giIs ssSnn 5sf fe Mnss qaet Fmsf at
BALTIMORE 49, - -
BALTIMORE, November Flour dull; How.
ard. Sueetand.western supertine. $4@8450; extra,
E4.5O@S5 20; family, s5.75@S7; city mills extra,
red friSSss sl a9
l.50; other grades unchanged. Corn dull south,
era whlteaola zoe, new So@s4c; yelI9gae g.
Rye dull and lower at 73Gs2c. Provisions scarce
and, quiet. Pork very. firm. Bulk-meats None.
rib. I4c- Hams and lard unchanged. Coffee duh
and nominal. Whiskey hrm atSl.17. Sugar quiet
and steady.
BALTlhORE LlFh-SIOCh mAfhEI.
BALTIMORE; November 1.-THE cattle market
during the past week was more active, and prices
are h@4cs nigher very best, 6@6Sc.; first quality,
516c.; medium or good Thin Steers oxen, anu cows,
2a3Ac sales, 4@54c. receipts, g. S65; sales,
1922. Hogs have been in fuir demand; receipts,
7,O35. Sheep have been dull at unchanged rates;
range, 4@5hc. Lambs, $2Gs4; receipts, 1850.
4,t.- CINCINNATI. s.s....,..
CIScIssArI, Neyemesr. z. = 9a firm and in
and In fair demand !; red Sl.l6@$1.30 Corn
s Oats dull at a5assc Barley dull stesSy and
unchanged. PORK quiet and steady at s21. Lard dun
and lower; steam, l1aGll 1Hc.; kettle, 1901 Sic
BuIk-meats easier; shoulders. 77s@sc.; clear rib
sides, i10X@1Ic.; clear sides, 114c; all partly
moderately active; receipts, 5.S25 head; ship
ments, none. Whiskey steady and drm at Sill.
Butter steady and unchanged. 49, ~
1.lfsf LOUISVILLE. 49,.
LOUISVILLE November 17.-Flour quiet end
unchanged. Wheat qNet and firm sound, clear
ION ARRIVAL red, IL. rs amber, 81 l5@S $40 !;
white, 81 25@s1 So. Corn firm and In fair de;
mant Gals quiet and unchanged. hye quiet and
steady at 75@77c. Provisions quiet and nominaliy
unchanged. Iard-Tierce, 144a14hc. Whisky
quiet and unchanged. Bagglng quiet aud IN
changed. - 5in3 E'H 80 &or5"s ts.Il -
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER II, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IL, 1870.
je2;5 s. - ARRIVED. 41'EsI. E,@'
Steamer MISSIONER, skinner, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. L. B. Tatum. agent. ,. i
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nerfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent
.-t'Sas sAILED. 2 800 III,
Schooner Frank Leaning, Cullen, Boston, coal
an Scbooner MURRAY Yandiyer, williams, washing
ton Tio OLD Fort, lumber. Curtis & Parker
Schooner Rose Mcpeyttt, Mullen, Phiadeipnia'
Schooner Annie NJ. Edwards. Snedecor, Phliadel-
ps Schooner Laura 6. Wolf, McDevitt, Philadel.
phia, ore, Currie Il Co. t. ~
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. +
From Philadelphia November Is, schooner Q.
p SInnickson, Muir .--F--~---------
80 rsts - MEMORANDA. @ 3tsss
Brig Abbie Clifford, Chase, from Richmond at
Buepos Ayres September 2Stb.
+ Big r. q. schumacher tGeImanl, Lohse, from
Schooner John P. Kelsey, steelman, from Rich
mona ria Osborne,s, at New York November 15th
Schooner eildersleeye, Cropper, from James
river At F sSyemaser
loading at New York November I6lh Tor Rlch-
mond. n-r.,.n.
NEW. YORK, November l7.-Arrised; Nevada,
80. T.sffS m Z DISASTERS. iiSt,skSit - p!
RAIr1noRE. November 17.-Tbe steamer George
LearY was slightly damaged to-day from coli,slop,
OF Fort Henry, with The schooner Thomas Z. NOR
NoRFoLK, November l ia large three masted
scbnoner Isl reported ashore near Cebbh island.
Her name Is Unknown. Wreckegs have gone 10 her
assistance. 49, rS,,.,,s.,
sASDTl heGf rom pefh Gmboy for with
coal, "a ashore CT here. Tugs have gone 10 hef as
sfstance. : ~ a'tsst atif 49, -
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Probable Destruction Of the City Hall

KrOUaDHe OestFUcGhON OA tHe ivy nsHH
: mt Louisville, ny.
I LOUISVILLE, November 17.-The City
Hall, which was completed two years ago at
a cost; of two miliors dollars, is on fire and
will probably be destroyed.
+ CThis dispatch was received in Richmond
before 8 O'Clock last night, but up to the time
of receiving our last dispatches nothing fur
Their had been heard. y a., - 60
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xnnlnxs1mnrisoresa.

I KRklux Imprisoned. & III aaf
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE kuklux
prisoners Oman and Smeot were To-Day
taken TO the frankfort penitentiary. Mel
fert was respited.
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Sres1xB1MlHa 511Ntt E0H48x@N
OsgsnSsae soss as flsa ReaE.s
ecial telegram to the Dtspsteh;

D4sylIs Novsmbae i7.The Virginia
CONFERENCE. 81 MHIstbodist Episcopal
Church South opened is aunnal sessionn 10.
'aayin the Msipsstreet Methodist Episcopal
church, Bishop adcTyate presiding. Only
regular routine business was transacted to-
day. Rev. Mr. Gehee, of Manchester,
breaches the oduetory sermon tonight.
The city is full of preachers.
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nON'T PAY IS FOR A GAL 3
~ TER when you can buy city-made
one for a. Don't pay 81 for snoe when ycu can
buy one for 93. This Is true; II you don't believe
H. 20 to The factory, 21s Broad street between sec
sond and Third Nothing but Eo0Gs s 9p
DER FOB ONLY -. eeto
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
5,s..t F,.,,as,s,sf tas.C RAILROAD CoArANy,aiistt
OFFICE OF THE SuPER1NTBNDEaT... 4 Z
r-1,. 9itis RICHMOND, Va. May 10, II 7osJ
HHANGE OF SCHEDULE. .,. 81 100

~ - ~ !. - = ~
!; PASSENGERTRAINSlea ys West Point DAILY
at A. ~, arriving ut Richmond ut 10 II. M
leave BiShrnondaf 2. d., arriving at West Relns
J Trains connect al, West Point With steamers from
Baltimore and AL eastern points on WEDsES.
MONDAYS. WEDNEsDAYs.snd FRIDAYS ssi
Fare 10 Baltimore. - 90
Fare TO Washingson...........s. ~
Fare 10 New 40 oO
! THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS Leave Rich
u,ond AZ Is "A. hi. on "WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY.
steamers, snd delivering freight Id Baltimore early
ego r. N ;, asriyine It KfsbfDond ne 5:2S 3. nc.
and connecting with tho Through FREIGHT Trsfne
on Che Richmond and Danyflle railroad foy Al
h0 IocAL poFHRE FREIGHT TRAINS With passenger.
TiIRsDAYS. THURSDAYS, and sATURDAYH, :
and leave West Point for Richmond the sayne days
at :OS A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 800 IN. ,
The management takes pleasure 10 ann0unctpg
10 the travelling public sapd shippers that he
steanners OF this line between Baltimore aB6 WEI
Point have been ge6tfed In the most Morou2n
rnaraerfor The accommodation OF passepscfs xnd
freight. t,,5yss. ,a..s r,.,.s.....
In ample time TO connect with the rail hnes foe
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastera
srs,ets viii be given the utmost dispatch. 80
transfrs at Richmond Of frghts % Or from sosth-,
efn p0in's' q. i. DOUGLASS. superinteadens !.
w.E.BRkGG. Master Tfapsp1rfat11n sny IL
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AT MEADE& BAKERS DRUGsr ORE.

I. AT MEADE& BAKERS DRUGs1 ORE!
CUTLER'S PDOkET.lNHdALEkS,fo Tor the cure OF
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double and ans
gle, TO prevent consump tion; ,f,.t,,,; i,
GARRETTS ELECTRIC DISKS, for ttecure Of
nervousness, palsy, &C.; ~ %s54.s1 ~ -
!. sizes and latest improvements; "a; y.9nE III
yOI,TAIC ARMADILLO SOLES, BANDS &C.,
for the cure OF cold feet, neuralgia, &C.; @
SOFT RUBBER BED-PA ANS and CUSHIONS, for
invalids;5@n -. :, -, 49,. = :. 80, =,
.perspiratiop or water-will out any 0tnerss
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, FOL, varicoss veins,
weak joints, &c; ..,..d, fsy..b
LADIES' SUPPORTERS OF the best patterns; !.
SHOULDER. BRACES, for boys and Girls. -,
E MEADE1& BAKER, Fharpaeists.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

" I'M AND THE STOCK OLA
n SHOES-TAYLOR has and the prices@ Ia
he ia selling them. You can get any kind ofGA
SHOE from Dolls SHOE up TO q No a13 BOOT
SEOES-all styles ami qualities; Genllemen's and
Rows fine BOOTS and SHOES; another lot OF tnose
fye.dollar CATERS for Gentlemen. ~. -
~" - - r-,,f,t1. w. P. w. TAYLOR,
o1c Fourth and Broad streets.
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The whtskey Frauds.

The Whisky Frauds ~ & T
EVANSVILLE, IND, November 17.--John
Bingh ham, distiller, and several gaugers ana
storeseepers, have been arrested and taken !,
to Indianapolis ag5stls iit;3t.tt
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John Joyner was sentenced to eight years.
in the penltentiary to-day for highway rob
berry, and Jacob Wright one year for larceny.
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TIENTLEMENS LONG.LEGa @H
U'HUNTING.BOOTS, Double and SIM @X
ssresssG alters and Goat ~BusSfns,- hand
sewed, very soft for old ladies; Ladies, Misses,
Boys,, and Cbildren's Walking and iDfess-Shoes 81
Trunks, Vanses, satchels, Over. CATERS e. az :
,1e - Tenth and Main streets.
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TAXES.

.aE& BIZ TAKES. sat. .3ssFtz z,
1sTt77S2. STATE RxYENuE OFrIcE,s
No. Is Eleventh street. 4
CTATEaTAXEs. "a tst5 .- e.5,
TIE balls fox state taxes for this year are now due
aG Fse ne, cent Nh be added TO Ibis not paid
or before 30th November. :; H !. go; ,y,s =
no17.tNo80 - a. =. !;
NTOTICE ITO TAXPAYERS OF HEM
IN RICo COUNTY ~ The tag bills for 9nfka-
hoe, Hoekand FaIrleid ana sSrsns sSxn a,ss
y, The county house, from Che Sth 70 sns
sutb instant; which time rye per csn.. WI,
pc a1Gso al.u sygIEIIAM M McGRUDE
NO s.sSoy3o ii & 1, ssts1 cSuass Grsasul W.
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EORsPHILsA DELpH sssaS
u eamcgsALsLI.AsNLE.s f1efSiusS8 ~ -
CARH, VII recesye ffsfels for sne Etove pcsf tsi
.FETnAy the 18th Ing EHt sti q 0sei6ck. ,ssss
/. Ereigh ffakei for WimtaEaou, Iset, Pr0yiGence,
Boston, and San grancitco, and bills sT Iadng sigs
tdtfrough. "a ~
e Passage 10 PhiIaGesphts; sancindsug meals ana
EOR NEW fQRK. The Old .@&H
steamship ISAAC nBEBL, sCapsaiR EAwRENGEs
I'M q y, san ERH1AYsNovcnheflA 9saS al q O'Clock
FREIGHT received until 8 o'ciuck Al. IL. b Sc q g
InruHRh blls OF iading signed xud koods f6Rs;
asroea With tfspatch 20 al points north, south,
east and west also, to foreign ports. r. 81
passenger recommendations u1eu-EasspJs u!
, Eass 10 Neg YORK; $72 steerage, So; round-
FOR freight OF passaga apply TO EsS z
= s.. W.ALLENs&iC,p~a tents. 80
= no L1-St .sIfss.T C0szpanys Wharf, Rockets.
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suicide.

NEWARK, N. j., Noyembe l7 .--A lderman
John C. Johnson, q promine mt citizen, CONS PM
,mitted suicide here to.aay. ii Ia ~ j,
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Moody and SaOkeY.

GOING TO PRINCETON TO PREACH.
TRENTON, y. j., November 16.-Moody
cd -ankey will visit Princeton early next
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DEST FRENCH CALF BOOT,n
ID sle.5o; best FRENCH CALF GAlTER,# "a
81; best FRENCH CALF SHOE, 80; bestEA
FOOTED BOOT, S7-MAEE TO ORDER BIZ HAND
made box, square; round. or any kind OF zoe you
want. Leave your orders for good 1T at
aus between Second and Third streets.
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BOOTS, SHOES, Gel RECEIVER,
ID weekly additions TO my stock, thus ena.&a0A
bling me 10 offer ut ALL TIMES all the latest -
STYLES and FRESH GOODS of all WIDTHS ana sIZEs.
+ Buyers cannot fail TO be suited in STYLE, KINp,
Quality or PRICE, If they will call at BUY MAIZE
oI ne 10 Se'"ssA JOHN c. PAGE, JR., Agent.
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Tl,oR SALE, . fine COW and GALE Il, .Es
r. fresh'fo the pail Can be seen at VIII
ismshnr c avenue, corner Of Elm street, Rockets.
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81 AHEs RIVER sTEAMBOATHEaNa1
- COMPANY. y
WINTER SCHEDULE.
EDR N0KFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. Rk1T1MoREs
fh4bADELFHIA,TAED NEW YORK. -
: "a akI.sOEOR 10 4 500 1T7'sss.,
! REElsUKrAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
ON and:aaen !TUgsDAYs0 csobsr sasazE. M.
SSgm Sns fast and elegant stszmeF JOHN sYL.
nT,E 49, Captain u. a. PosT, Carrying Uh1tet'
SIaSes Inasf wfh scaIe her NlsSrf RoeSesfa. fay
aeoVs.pamsd points TUESDAYS, THURaDEYs.
nId SAVURDRYSatS3eiAs 81. s.! % q, - -
.paseenSers make sure connections With Bay Line
af NorioiE for Baltimore, Philadelphia; and New
FARE 70 NoRgs.oo 81 X, oHL /. :. > 81
/ FARE To NORFOLK aND RE !, :
1OIsN 8 SO
care 20 Balnn ere.,,....se....,.,, 90
( * EuEc 10 6nlla0etphla.. .............. 90
@h1fe 10 New 1orS! n 2s E(tfs
Tekets Tor sale On. steamers, aiGarher Il Co "a.
Ticket Agency, Ma.n street, and ExchaIIre Hofei
and baggage sehecked through, 'Freisht SreSeiyea
daily for B0stOns Norfolk, and Portsrpeatn.iand
regnar landings on James riyers from { a, III, 10
! Freight for way landings must be prepaid IaE!i;
-.,ffs sr6,-,5asL. BsTATUMs. aeneIalF gent i
Once Com pany's wharf, Rockets; branch once
at WlD. Blair 3 Go. 81 No. 9o3 Main street, -
3tsss.. 90 % Al
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LONDON, November ia. Reuters -teie.
gram denies that Prince Frederick William
intends to visit the United States. "a: .Eat1
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF La NSg
N DIES and BOYS SHOES justssee4s p
made IN and for sale low. Shoes from this STOCK
TOOK premiums at the Fair, and were. prononncea
hv the Committee very superior.
- - - OLD DOMINION FACIORY.
TJST RECEIVED, FALL 3
~ GOODS-A full line Of Banister -
Tichenor's fne hand-sewed. single and double
and chiidren's Button- and Lace-Boots; broad-b0t:
tom, hal d-sewed Shoes for old ladies; boys and
youths' caIfskin Caters and Lace shoes me SOLE
leather and Saratoga Trunks, Satches, &c, nc u
{ WINGO, ELLETT & CRUMps,
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~ y : 4 - t'sss@ Qs a.
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Fsnnd Dead to the Panfsen taary.

Fsnnd Dead-sens 20 she Ranasentaary.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
PogTsMoUTH., Va, November fI.-John
FL. Hnrdy, well known 10 this city, was found
dead on the sewelHs Point road last evening.
Mr. Hardy was at one time Of the Grm OF
Howard Brothers, oyster.packers, of Nor
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iWHEAT-Red, 90 bushels.
OATs.-440 bushels. y 81"