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RICHMOND STOCK 4 J, 4 EXCHANGE;

!s' TEEsp Ay November q ,s1S76.
AmsTican Ge.ds--1 COX bid. e q.
as ssfs aiisis aeis4ed sSilss I
ceiyabe coupons, d6x bid H3k asked. q. ..
Richmond city ss 90 bid, Ssa asssd Petersburg
80 asked; Manchester s's, 81. asked; Manchester
bridge S's, SO bid. 5jsi ESs1s an
Rafirodd Bonds.-y irgfnia md tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6,s, and J.3 10 bid; Vir-
J. and 20 bid; sontfside Raftroad first mortgage
preferred 3s J.and b., 76 bid SO asked Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage Ss,aJ. and 81, 81 bid, 90
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg md Potomac
Railroad mortgage 7,s, and j.. SS asked; Orange
and j., 10 bid, 75 asked !; Orange and Aexandria
Railroad third mortgage 6's. III. and N, 65 asked;
Richmond and DanStlle Railroad consolidated 6.s,
NJ. and N, 6S4 bid, @ asked; Piedmont Railroad,
Atlantis and Richmond Airline Railroad frst
mortgage S's, j. and a., 81 asked. Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamer, Ss. j.
and y. s bio, 81 asked. &. !,
asked; Richmond and Daayllle Railroad, 100 par, 5
bid. 6 asked. FEfs }a ~. ,2s5tas s,Fs s$s 49,
Camel itocks.-Jumes River and Kanawha Canal
Baak Stocss~NatienaI Banssof Virginia; 100
par 102a asked; Planters National, 100 par, II II
bid, l20 asked: Merchants National, 100 par. 90
asked; State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 81 bid !;
Bank OF Commerce, 90 par, 20 BID: Union Bank Of
saslnss par bd 81 os
InsuTdncs Compantes.-Virgfnia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 39S bid; Virginia State, % par, 27x
hid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid, 95 asked: :
Merchants n and Mssnss loo par 90 bid sc
bid; Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25 par,
~ bid, 20s asked: Richmond Fire Association,
rs par, 154 bid, 2oa asked. z 81
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FIRE N LYSCHBUGG.-At , o'clock this
morning the courthouse bell sounded the
harm OF fire, and the companies composing
IA" Fire Department responded with their
usual promptness.
The tobacco factory OF Mr.. Thomas II. Al
len, on Twelfth street, was discovered to
Save been fired in the basement, and was be-
yond the possibility Of being saved when the
5rcmen arrived. The factory, which was 4
frame building and very intlammablc, was
entirely destroyed, together with its con-
tents, consisting OF valuable machinery and
leaf and manufactured tobacco. -,
The next building. Il brick factory, the
property OF Mr.. William d. Miller, and oc-
cUpicd hy Mr.. George Miles, tobacconist,
caught from Mr.. Aliens factory, and was
also destroyed. The factory OF Chambers
Ferguson, opposite, narrowly escaped
destruction, and was saved only by the he
role efforts Of the firemen, who deserve more
I~n passing compliment for their gallant
~ and devotion.
several adjacent buildings, the first Of
winch was the unoccupied frame factory OF
Mr.. J. w. Carroll, caught tire, but were
saved by the frcmcn, but only by herculean
forts and exhibition OF bravery rarely wit
l.aS>cd
The buildings and stock on hand were
partially insured, but for what amount we
arc unable 10 state in this hasty notice.
Mr.. Aliens loss is believed to be very Sc
we're. while Mr. Mlles's is thought to be
iH"A l"sS.-NelcS, 2lSt. .-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEws.
England.
THE CARS VIEWS REGARDING EASTERN

AFFAIRS.
LONDON, November 21.-The Foreign
Office publishes n dispatch in which Lord
Taftus, the British Ambassador to Russia, re-
ports in detail what passed at an audience
he had with the Car on November ID. He
reports that the Car says he had sent the
attmatum to the Porte because he feared
the discontinue OF the Servian army might
be followed by atrocities. The Porte had
by series OF manGuvres frustrated all at,
tempts at pacifcation. The present
state OF things was intolerable. Unless
Europe was prepared to act firmly
and theoretically. he would be obliged to act
alone. He regretted to see that inyeterate
suspicion and continual fear OF Russian az
erosion still existed in England. The Car
reminded Lord Taftus that he had on seve..
raj occasions given the most solemn assu-
RANGES that he desired no conquests. The
acquisition OF Constantinople would be a
misfortune to Russia. He said nothing
could be>more absurd than the intentions
attributed to Russia Of the future conquest
OF India, which was perfect lmpossibility,
and he deeply dcplored the distrust mani
tested in England. rs. al
Spain. '.s
MADRID, November 2l.-The Minister OF
War has presented bill to Congress rem
dering military service obligatory, the term
of service being fixed at eight years-folr
in the regular army and four in the reserve.
.z.'.i....,- raz Canada.
FIRE. ss.E ,:g
TORONTO, November 21.-Hamilton's
foundry and car-worls burned here this
morning. Loss, 100000. E.5. -!
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9}jlI1'ro)}d 1lspatthl,
nerxrspAy:...N NOVEMBER . =, $50:
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H. 40
rSAln,,, lApY--pIScHARGEp thWm
W'E.". ruF NEW RAILROAD schEp.i.h
''r rrrr OF slIvE%wARf--ST. AN""''" : ~
NE.-y-ovAXERS' MEETING
.g,'7'>f'"'''"' NOVEMBER 81, 1876.
,,,or,cs !. Bartlett. whose Illness
u ;"od in nv last letter. d1eu TINS
-, nep'>'f% IL rcsiieucc, on Jefferson street.
m'rH'"- : ~ unconscious from the moment
lie Tf'"H''~ oI,yrd while dressing for church
}. Wa> i i,,1 ,,n,il death occurred. Mr.. Bart
n s"'''', tween siXtr-fvc and seventy
at Wa ~, and was northcrncr by birth.
years ca '77l,rfrrsburs some years before the.
ilc cane ' '", az the war. and has re-
coInV'y",, ~, 49,, over since. He was music
maine" ;','' ,,ro;r>>ion, and by his success
tcac".' Eonl.nmc competency. lie was
galRr" determinations, ,, gentleman. good
Gu!r'' Nv, All consistent Christian. For
citizen ~, 10 was an elder in the Tabb-
>;rf' ls,,,,o,g,l Of Mrs. Mary, wife Of Mr..
rs,rirl llawahan. took pace ..'IS S''ei "oo''
fri" l. r,aror's court this morning Mr..
!" ~ ,.,.a"S CHARGED With dealing in GER
.s,r 'a,,ry caYd Policy was o'sc .
=, -s,.,7 ot Ire absence Of All ies'i1h0ns
- ,5c rgyt Of the commonwealth. nc
.,i,rr,.r> could not be found.
rI. now schedule between washington
$500, ,,,;nt> south OF Us. which went INTO
' NV ,,s.rrlav. seriously intcrfcrcS with
CIV, ~, Nil arrangements. Mails from Balti-
.-.r,l Washington which Were formerly
',.'.r;I,s,rd At hali-paSt3 O'Clock in the after
"' q. ..~. NOW not delivered until 9 O'Clock
~. .r.. i,iIowing morning. The change Is
-', raoular one with the business portion
II. Ills. community.
,.gr railing nj the Jewish Fair last night
.,,n valuable prizes were drawn-vlz., a
i.,,...fuI silver tra-Set and handsome sill
.,n~ r,tchcr. Hon. John Amber Smith was
arc 81 the prominent perSonag's 1t the FAil
,4>t night.
The Il. Andrews Society Of this city
viii hold 4 meeting tonight to make AZ
-,n.rmcnt< for the proper celebration OF The
srrroachiu. anniversary OF their patron
>lint The celebrations OF this Society az,
grnonc the most pleasant and notable OF so
,.ial events in Petersburg.
The OuakcrS and descendants Of Quaker.
ra,iding in this vicinity recently held ;
needing at Smiths Grove church, in Din
widdie county. fer the purpose OF organiza
ton and worship. The number attending
was small: but ii Was resolved TO hold ;
meeting regularly nj this church every Sc
cont! iirst day in the month. In former
years the Society OF Friends bOastcd quite 6
rYmbcr ci members in this immediate sec
ton. ROBIN ADAIE.
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rnseresslng from south Cnrsaassa. !,

IRON the New York Herald Of yesterday-C olun1-
bia special AT
Their Republican, greatest crunb Of com
fort arises from the secret conferences that
have been held yesterday and to-day ut ttie
State-House. VI.
The result Of these are not known, but
they feel sure that a coup d'etdt OF some
sor; il contemplated. This feeling is rein
forced by the arrival here Of Judge Hugh
l.. Bond, OF the United States Circuit Court,
and Of Amos II. Alderman, OF Georgia, for
mer Attorncy-G eneral OF the United States.
Judge Bond, who is regarded as an extreme
Rcpfblican partisan, comes here nearly ten
DAYS In advance OF the opening OF his
court, which takes place on the fourth Mon
day in November. He arrived on Saturday
morning, and, as he is 4 personal friend,
stopped at the house OF Governor Chamber
lain. Some say he is here in an advisory
legal capacity to Governor chamberlain;
others. that he has come to look after the
criminal business OF the United States court,
which involves the trial OF the parties ac-
cused OF the Hamburg massacre aud hum
drcds accused OF intimidation. Whatever
it is, the Republicans take new hope IRON
his presence. They are always comforted
by any branch of the Federal Government,
whether executive, Legislative, or judicial
II has always sustained them, and but for its
constant aid and support they would fail as
party in the South.
Another conference was held this evening
| in Governor Chambcrlain's office, at which
all the leaders were present-Ackerman, c.
! {. Bcmcn, Ii. f. Hayne, Secretary OF State !;
L. c. Dunn, Comptroler-Gencral; and i.
l.. Cardoza, Treasurer. The latter three
are members OF the State Board OF Canvass
crs and candidates for reelection. They
were all closcted for several hours with the
Governor.
The object of the conference has not
transpued. The strictest secrecy is OBJ
served on that point, but it is strongly sur
missed, taking Judge Bond into considera-
ton, that they are trying to patch up case
which Will somehow or other worm the
State election into the United States courts
1t is the last hope, and they think the Fede,
raj Government may help them once more
as it has so often in the past.
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Arrival of Troops.
WIGHT COMPANIES OF ARTILLERY. ARMED A.
INFANTRY. GOING INTO WINTER QUARTERS.

:.
INFANTRY. GOING INTO WINTER QUARTERS.
Especial 10 The American.
WASulNGIo>. November 20.--The denial
tia; troop, were being naSSed here. tcle-
graphcG the .la'ricnn last night. was upon
the assurances made by the Secretary OF
War and General sherman that such was
no. the case.
Tonight. however, eight companies OF
artillery armed Is infantry, are here, and
more are expected. General Barry, COM
handing II Fortress Monroe. has been or
dcrcd here t. rake command.
General sherman says tonight that the
Presence Of Tie military has no special sig
nilcancc: that the companies have been
doing duly on the frontier and in the South;
are M longer needed ut that point ana that
thy may remain in Washington for an in
dr;al:g Icn%ih Of time. Ii is understood
;!.at uv,lcr. have been Issued tonight 10 the
pri,at Quartcrmaster at Philadelphia to for
ward II once camp and garrison cQuippagc
for three thousand men.
The presence OF the military creates ap-
nrrhcn>iOn and disgust TO some extent
among the Democrats. The more hot
headed assume that it means to inaugurate
HAYES by force, and that it anticipates what
will really be the outcome OF the count by
the Returning Boards Of Florida and Loui-
>iAna.
Those inclined to take 4 sensible and dis
passionate view Of the presence OF por.
ton OF the army are OF the opinion that the
Democrats can blame themselves. They
have made threats OF what would be done
in case the returning Boards Of Louisiana
and Florida declared for Hayes, and the
President, out OF the abundance OF caution,
has mas>cd troops here, not for the purpose
oi inaugUratlng anybody by force, but to
sc that whoever is legally declared elected
~ha!l hr inaugurated without opposition
IRON the dissatisfied elements OF either
PARTY.
In short, it means that ii the spirit OF re-
bcllion is again rampant that the Executive
viii not, rs in 1860, be without the means
Il putting it down. .... .
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Wl.AllsnfNaToE ITEMS :, !

> 4
WAsHIsGroN, November 21.-A full Cab
met meeting was held to-day. During the
routine Of business no allllsiou was made
to the ordering OF troops to Washington.
It may be. added on authority OF two Erem-
bers OF the Cabinet that this subject has
never been discussed or acted upon by that
body. z.s;. s!{. " x
Consul Saunders, at Nassau, reports to the
State Department the wreck OF the Ameri-
can schooner Thomas H. Sweeny, from
Philadelphia to New Orleans, with coal and
gunpowder. Also, the loss OF the schooner.
Annie Yorden, Philadelphia for Galveston.
The reported engagement of rooms at the
Riggs House by the Maryland and Virginia
boundary line commission has given rise to
q sensation Of q meeting Of prominent
southern men to consider the political situa-
tion. = ~ '-IsS-a q Z &c go 4 s.s<5
Counting all arms, with the marine, the
military force here is about 1900. There is
no excitement about the matter. The Dis
trlct government Is a very feeble affair, and
there have already been signs of turbulence.
-, MEETING OF COTToN-sPINNERS.
PHILADELPHIA, November PA meeting
OF cotton-spinners and others interested in
the cotton trade was held here to-day, at
which an Association called the :Philadel-
phla Cotton Exchange was organized. w.
). Russell was elected president, and Sam
uel Riddle vice-president.
RECEIVER APPOINTED. l.,, Z.
ST. LOUIS, November 21.-General Lewis
B. Parsons has been appointed temporary
receiver OF the property OF the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company in this city.
MA1L-CoACH ROBBERY.
SANTA FE, November 21.-Four masked
men robbed the mail-coach ten miles north
OF Los Angeles, with the State express and
4 mail. The robbers cut the telegraph-wires.
No clue.
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. November q. Gold opened at ] O9a.
No0n.-Stocks active and unsettled Money, az.
Sold, 1905. Exchange-Long, 1929; short, ASK.
governments dull and steady. States quiet and
nominal. ~ ~,
Ecening-Money easy; offered ut 4. Sterling
quiet ut 4S2ll. Gold weak at O9k(91 09x. Govern
mems active and steady. States steady and nominal!
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 21.-yirgiDia 6's, defer
led, Ga consols, 66k. -,
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an. S ~. N, I, q
C., a0c Ss B. ssc
~ ~. Z.
AZ: Scotch. Sesr s'.,,,ds
aSp,e srn s5;sS@
E9fS: vsIfsinia ptach,
All .2S. slarxst snsetfl proof
asX tyyiassMaas q
&o.S6ms3 SO and ~ ~ 90 Z
Or ponestl s.! G sssssi %
j. ~. n J, a.
5@s75 8 600 Fyellew pine boassass sl0sas1s;;
DIST, l1@$lS, according 10 lenEfhss SnlnFfSs~.
sln aos ssfGss spsl:s :ssash
s ssa tlnber, grees
.tt.gUu seas2nee S20gg$2 q 1000. EIptif
ag ss ssas7so @ 1000 glousssre i,o1es.9
$3.50
Rags Mixed cotton 3Ic White 4c.: wt1,7Icsx
1k@2c. g : s g
Sl;1,at,,g. 4sc a husha,, -
a.ases ~, .2s Y y
S SR;,ras u s2gss g spsl,s g
Ga. saf nlg, ~ ssan 2. Il suslei
= oOf7s rs1N :. ICY. ~
rase Tooy,s mining NJ s r.. as1 d, i i'd Is.
PocdsT .75 BY the ave kegs--less Tim ays
SHIT: Northern, sS G09s2.S 90 a ins OF ID das.
Grindstoass:: s2Ac. D ID. S 81
s5, Wood.
Cord Sat--s Seasoned. S3.5 (as3.7 ;nilseasoned
soneS ss Soass75. sse7s'.9 sss
800. 49,. ,sI,ss ~ -
b1 h hta':ss re t Pr. ,t,,ssf.
tss 4S NEW YOIsk. ~ ~ IN So :.
NEW YORK, November PIC Cotton quiet; sales,
1850 bales at t2@12 81 &c. Flour Scarcely 10
firm; superhne western and State s44gAs4.80;
southern -four shade easier on lower grades CONE
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NOT TO BE COUNTED. -The Republicans
here Yesterday had a fill investigation OF
It!c elcctor question, and came to the con-
eusonthat in those parishes where, through
mistake in their ticket, the Republicans
voted for only three electors, instead OF
eight, that those three and no more could be
counted. The total loss to the Hayes cleo
toral ticket from this error will be fully
!syo.-Nen Orleans Democrat, 18th.
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WANTED, 4 MARSHAL.-LoulSUMtc, No
'rnbcr 20.-The fall term OF tho United
>iatcs Court at Paducah has been postponed
. consequence OF there being no marshal.
!3c President removed Colonel Burns BY
arponting Colonel O'Neil. Judge Ballard
FUSED TO receive O'Nel until he should be
'rdppOinted, and as this has not been done
.aere is no marshal, and the court cannot be
.rld - ..H..- ."
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ANoTnER EXTRACTION QUESTION. -Neao
i9r&, November 20.-Thomas Ellis, the
iark Bank defaulter, whose discovery at
Il. Johns, n. B., was reported on Satur-
day, has not been arrested. The suspen-
sion OF our cXtradition treaty renders his
arrest and surrender predetermined What
action the Canadian Government will take
IN his ease Is not known. '
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POSTAL Vir9inia.-At Indian Creek,
Norfolk county, William G. Etheridge is
appointed postmaster DICE /. w. Fentress,
resigned. Office at Fountain Creek, Green
vile county, is discontinued; postmaster
charged with trading in postage stamps;
papers should now go to Hicksford.
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DESTRUCTIVE Boston, November
"a iiye-story brick building on Bridge
S,reet, East Cambridge, owned by John
Leighton, OF Boston, and occupied by John
CCiark, furniture manufactory, and Page "
rI9Ye, cheese factory, was burned tonight.
i-'sa ON building, $4,000; partially insured.
s - ~, 10 occupants $4,000; Insurance,
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A letter from Berlin, under date OF the
10Th, says that Prince Bismarck was expect
ed be in that city within a few days. A
story that appeared in a New York paper re-
Gently about the state OF his health, in which
twas said that softening OF the brain was
apprehcnded ii pronounced to be an utter
fabrication. @Has..M !;
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YEGETENE.
VEGETENE.
PURIFIES TIE BLOOD,
REEovATES AND INyIGORATES TIE,
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
.... ..s DIURETIC.

yEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices OF
carefullyseiccted barks, roots, and herbs, and SC
strongly concentrated that 1t will cfectuay cradl
cate from the system every faint of Scrofula Scro-
fuleus Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Caneerous Hulnor
Eryspelas, Salt-Rhcum, Syphilitic Diseases, Can
kerr Faintness ut the Stomach, and all diseases that
arise from impure blood. Scatlca, InaammatoIy
and Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, and
Spinal Complaints, can only be cfiectually cured
through the blood. -. =.-.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the Skin
Pustulcs, Blotches. Boils. letter, Scaldhead, and
Ringworm, VEGETINE has never failed to effect a
permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, Leucorrhea, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterine Diseases and Cen
eral Debility, VEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes; Of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole syem, acts upon the secretive
organs. allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels. S.s.. /.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costivcness,
Palpitaton of the Heart Headache. Piles, Nervous
ness, and General Prostration of the Nervous Sys-
tenn, medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the VEGETINE. 1t purifies the blood, cleanses
all of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system. nr.a-' aa
The remarkable cures effected by FEGETINE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
we know to prescribe and use IL III their own fanii-
lies. ,. ~
In fact, VEGETINE Is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for above diseases, and Is the only reliable
Blood-Purifer yet placed before the public.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
BOSTON November lS 1878

II. r. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir,-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity to judge Of the merit of VEGE-
TINE. My wife has used 1t for complaints attending
lady of delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried 1 have
given it to my children under almost every eircum-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. have taken it myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
unqualified appreciation Of its goodness, -
While performing my duties as police officer IN
this city 1t has been my lot to fall in with great
deal of sickness. ! unhesitatinsly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew OF case where 1t did not
prove all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly in
cases Of debilitated or impoverished state Of the
blood its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from IN impure state of the
blood 1t appears to work like charm, and do not
believe there are any circumstances under which
yEGETINE can be used with Injurious results, audit
will always afford me pleasure to give any further
information as to what Tknow about VEGETINE.
WILLIAM B. HILL, Police Station 4.
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4lseTELS
DARK HOTEL, ~ Ill
toN THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
sl2. MAIN STREET AND Oil BANK STREET.

The undersigned beg sleaTesto announce to the
travelling pnbic that the PARK HOTEL has been
entirely renovated and refIrnished with nrsf-class
RESTAURANT and private dining-rooms, ut mod
rate rates. ~r 4ss.st l..Ea s;selst 5000, s'a
Its location Is In the best portion of the city, and
centres: Tobacco and Corn and Flour Ex Exchanges,
Post-ofice, Banks, City Hall, State Capito, ana al
the principal business houses. The hotel oyeriookS
the beautiful Capitol Grounds. .,.,
Travellers will find u quiet aud comfortable home,
with rst-ciass accommodation, at prices adapted 10
the stringency of the times. 80. .144s.. -
Rooms European phnl, 81 per day md upwards.
Bathrooms on every door. -, ~ ,s
Attached TO the hotel isaCAEE, brst class In al
Its appointments. $500 49,, 80 s
So 6-cOd3M 4 s. Observation-Disclosures ~
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SCHOoL-HoUsE BURNED.-:I Taunton, Mass,
November observation-disclosures No. s, at Nor
ton, was burned by an incendiary last night.
Loss, $4,000; fully insured. 5f}E.<r
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MARINE INTELLsaENgE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NoYEMpEn al, 1876.


Steamship, Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, &. w. Allen & Co,
agents.
Steamer J. w. Eycrman; Piatt, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers. vs. i. Porter, agent.
Steamer Shirley, Travers Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, l.. b: TatiIm, agent.
Steamer Jolni sylvester; Gieoryi, Norfolk, nier-
chandise and passengers. l.. u. Tatum. agent
Dark octaylo BIZ. JONES, Bahia 2,1 SO barrels Of
-four, Gaiiego' Mills Manufacturing Company.
Brig Hebe tDan.) Hansent Rio Grande do Sui,
Ito barrels Of flour, Dunlop 3 McCance-vessels
Curtis & Parker. Il, = .>~'ss. e,
j Schooner William A. lowering, Smith, New York,
coal, Curtis & Parker. s'..,..5. ,,ss.I Il ,gs.lts
Schooner I. B: spedden, speddeu, Washington,
granite, Curtis &. Parker. 5i,f az "
Ii0j.s CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston, November Goth, schooner e. Q. FL
mer, Corson.4 81 E.it, TT
y MEMORANDA .ttfsst
Bark Aquila, Gerard, from Richmond, arrived at
London November It'll. ~
/. Brig s0skummeren fNor.), Wahl, from Richmond,
arrived mt Liverpool November q 9th. =
Schooner Eclipse, Conklin, from Richmond Of
Schooner Elizabeth McGee, McGee from Rich
mond, at Philadelphia November 18th.
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