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AFTERNOON SESSION.

s5the bill says Any person who SHALL in public
speech, and IN the presence Of twenty-five more
persons, use any profane or obscene language, or
who shall in such speech advise or encourage any
act OF criminal violence agans. person property,
or who shall in such speech wise or encourage the
forcoe execution Of the law except by the regularly
constituted authorities charged with thatduty or by
forcbie resistance to the proper execution of any
law, or who shall in such public speech advise or en-
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fspubIshed cverT day Of the voek SundsYs e1certed
AoE one year ~
Eof Eix months
FOR three month";. "
Ten oopies one year, 10 one sddress u W
Hubscrifezs rezzed by Carriers Es TvEETT-FIvE
fyr,s ne veal In all interior cities and towns the
caper can De had OF the principal Periodical Dealers,
Eevs1uen and Agents.
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TIE WEEKLY uSIeN
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lnes in this department are
Inserted tor rs cents for time three times for 80
eeuts 75 eerltg week
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TOR SALE, SO ACRES. HOMESTEAD, WITH
improvements. Situate in warm belt of foot
hills. Land as good as any at Newcastle, and part
free water One and a-half miles from School,
Church and Railroad Station. Best kind of Farm
for Grape and Fruit Grower. About % miles from
here Address CARL STRoBEL, No. 321 J street,
Sacramento. mrll-H
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UNoR SALE-CANARY BIRDS IN PAIRS, ,SS
mated in breeding cages. Also, nice S/t1,
variety of Flowers in pots, boxes and garden ~
urns. Apply at No. 215 L street, between Second
and Third. lmr163t'l MRS ANDREWS
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nish ANYTHING for the paper FOR which he
would write, but the party who was re-
questcd 10 act as intercessor replied, III
can't be done. A man they call Lau9herfl
has tried the thing and failed" /" But can't
I see Bishop Keener myself" asked thst
reporter. No." was the response; che
is now, they say, holding cabiuet.mect-
ing, and, moreover, he says that " he were
TO give bis appointments as they now stand
10 the reporters he might have TO change
them after the reporters had given them to
the printers, and that would cause trouble"
And, sure enough, The first OF the announce.
ments was that Dr. Sledd was TO be sent TO
The Richmond district as presiding elder,
for whom everybody had settled upon a
different arrangement.
may say that the churches here arc salts.
fed with the appointments Bishop keener
made for thcrl. Mr. Patticson had been
very successful in North Danyille, and IL
the Ly nn-Stieet churcaihad known that II
had 10 exchange MIR. Compton for anybody
II would have taken Mr.. W.. i. Tilleti.
When leading member OF the Lynn. Street
church was asked 10 choose a man In place
of Mr. Compton. Mr.. TiIlet was named, aud
the Bishop said, Madam, you shall have
him" Mr.. Tiiett did much preaching
here last summer, aud folks say rs by au-
thorily that he VIII ere long add much 10
his potentialities for usefulness by taking to
himself Gan helpmeet" He is a graduate
OF Randolph Macon and OF Princeton. The
Main-Street church, | understand. would
have chosen no one in place Of Mr.. u. A.
Peterson but Mr.. Lambeth. Through Mr..
Lambeth's efforts in previous pasiorship
large amount Of money tSll,000, be-
hev,) was Tai>ed in one wear, and the build
Ing completed aud furnished; aud during
that pastOrship the membership also was
enlarged and edited.
Colonel Thomas X. sharp, OF the Long
Island railroad, was in town last Tuesday,
aud then II became currently reported that
thereswas TO be railroad built from Dam
vile - Leaksville. Since then he has
stated plainly to one OF The merchants that
through bis Influence Colonel Sharp's) a
company VIII be organized under the gene
raj railroad law, and u stem from the Henry
railroad run out TO LeaksviIle-not a rail-
road OF ink this time, surely.
Mr.. Kendrick ii. Bagby, who was for
many years citiZ,n OF Halifax county,
ded last Sunday morning at the residence
OF bis son-in-law, Mr.. Mott, at Chatham, in
his seyenfy.cighth year. While living at
Halifax Courthouse -be was noted for his
sound sense and sharp wit, aud also for his
skill @fth the gun and The fishing. pole.
Yesterday morning our ground was coY-
cred with ice, and the weather was very
cod. iris morning heavy clouds cover
the ky. and the weather is not so cold.
the tobacc0-men are now pray ing for a
season, and the country people wish TO sell
some tobacco and buy some Cnrstmas
goods. ALPHA.
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THE GRAND c0MNAxDERY. KNIGHTS TEMPLAH--
THE sAsDRrNsBAM ORDERED OUT or TIE
DRY-DoCK.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch,

THE GRAND c0MMAxDEHY. KNIGHTS TtMPLaH--
THE sASpRrNsBAM ORDERED OUT or THE
DRY.poCK.
Especial telegram to the Dispalch.I
NORFOLK, Va, November 26.-Tbe Grand
CommaDdery, Knights Templar OF Virginia.
attended the Academy OF Music in fatigue
uniform tonight. The Commandery adj
iourned last night 10 meet next year at
yorktown during the Centennial celebra-
ton. The following officers were elected !:
J. F. RegnauIt, OF Richmond. r. +. q. G. |;
r. S. Coles, Of Charlottesville. n. q. CT;
John l.. Roper, Of Norfolk, Grand Gene
ralissimo +. A. Reed, Grand Captain Gen
eral; Rev. G. w. Dame, Grand Prelstc
w. II. Fl. Lynn, g. s. w.; j. b. Blanks
G.. J. w. james Evans, Grand Treasurer !.
w. b. Isaacs, Grand Recorder; r. I.
Chew, G. :. B.; j. l.. Breek, g. ). B.; Il.
j. Evans, e. W.
Commodore Hughes received telegram
from the Secretary CT the Navy approving
bis course relative 10 the British steamer
Ssndringham, and ordering him TO put Der
out Of the dock at once il she Is not 10 dan
ger OF sinking; and II she il, only to make
such repairs as will enable her 10 reach a
private dock-yard. This morning Naval
Constructor Webb examined the ship and
reported TO the Commodore that she would
be able to reach Baltimore without any dan
ger OF sinking. Upon the receipt OF Mr..
Webb's report, Commander Mullen was
Immediately dispatched to order her out CT
the dock,
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The Boom I'm StscaS.

SPECULATION CONTINUES AT HIGH PRESSURE.
New YORK. November 26.-The Posts
financial article says Speculation continues
at high pressure at the Stock Exchange, bat
up TO the present time IL has been confined TO
a much larger extent than in previous years
when 1t has run 10 extremes 10 professional
speculatOrs, or those who give more alien.
ton to Wall street than any other business.
Perhaps the general public will come in
later, and /; IS Ue calculation that when
money gets easy early next year they viii DO
s., and will buy stocks at whatever prices
NAV be made for them by that time. The
stock mal ket opened with bound OF Lag
per cent. in the leading stocks. There was
then 4 further advance OF 1@l2 per cent,
the cOlLstOcks leading. AT the first board
the market began 10 wayer, and by noon
had fallen 403 per cen'.-tbe latter Western
Union Telegraph. Since noon the market
has again been strong at IN advance OF
lG1 per cent. The strongest stocks have
sold at the following figures: Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western at 1914; Delaware
and Hudson at 93; Lake Shore, l4St
Michigan Central, llj5 jersey Central, 81;
Milwaukee and st. Paul, 11l3 and ia;
Union Pacific, 1884; R'ading, 52l; Z. Z.
&. and l., 81; Straitsyilie Coal and Iron,
604; Erie, - and S24 and Northwest, 10
and l4G. TBe weakest stocks have sold
as low as 97s for Western Union Teie-
graph. 3Sy for Kansas and Texas. 1853
for Burlington and Quincy, aud 81 for
Iron Mountain. 1t appears that the
great rise OF Wednesday In Northwest
and It. Paul was due 10 reports OF 'alge
stock dividends. As Mr.. Vanderbilt is the
largest single owner Of Northwest, tie re.
poIt gained many believers, Is did also one
that be intended 10 bring about uDIo1 u
the Chicam and NOrthwt st, the Lake Shore,
and The New York Central. No coDtrma-
ton can be obtained for these reports.
The money market IS ac'!ye at 6 per cent.
for call-lOans. Time.loans are 6 per cent.
for the remainder OF The year, and down 10
per cent. as the maturity OF the loan dates
forward. Prime mercantile paper i J4O
per cent, few choice names selling lower.
The banks are stIll losing money 10 the int
.iOr and TO the Treasury. but are gaining,
although in smaller degree, by gold I'M
ports. The receipts OF gold thus faf this
week have been below expectations, but 1t
is estimated that not far from -, 100000 are
afDat. United States bonds to day are
down las for the As and As respectively,
the activity OF money being the depressing
influence. Railroad bonds are steady to
strong, and the list shows rise where
prices are changed of 4@l3 per cent, the
latter Texas and Pacific frsts Rio Grande
diyisioDl, which are 40 to %. Ecie second
cOnsols are up to lO3l @lO3t-tbc highest
price ever paid for them. Erie earnings
are reported 10 be very Iarge-at the rate OF
nearly S24,000,000 per annum. We have
not received The official report.
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THANKSGIVING ROCK CRUSHER--
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. RESIGNATION OF A
MINISTER - SNOW - MAGAZINE EDITORS
ICE, &C.
ICorre.pondence Of the Richmond D'spatch.l
NOVEMBER &c, 1880.
Tbanksgivlng-day was observed by The
banks and poSt-office, and there was preach
jno'in the Baptist church at ii O'Clock by
DIR. Tyree. Otherwise we should not have
discovered that il was a national holiday.
II i with much regret that we learn OF
the removal OF Rev. j. w. Bledsoe 10 Rich
mond. For two wears past he has filed ac-
cepisbly the pulpit Of the Methodist Epis-
copaI church at this station, and by his
earnestness and courteous Christian bear
inc has endeared himself not only to his
church. but TO the whole community, Rev.
J. C. Martin has been appointed to succeed
Mr.. Bied,oe.
The rock-crusher, purchased Jointly by
The county. town, and University, mas ar.
rived and been put in position. It's advent
is hailed as the beginning OF an era OF good
roads for this county, Of which we stand
sadly in need. The immediate use 10 which
IL will be put is he building OF the Univer.
sty avenue, which for many years has been
alternately dust-heap and mud.puddle.
The meetings at the Baptist church are
progressing with quite manifestation OF
interesI-Dr. Tyree preaching nightly. This
gentleman is one Of the most accomplished
revivalIstS 10 the State.
Rev. Junius wilkins, who for some time
has been pastor OF the Disciples church
here, has resigned his charge TO take posi-
tion in new church at Lynchburg.
Snow fell here last night slightly. and II
has been showing, iainIng, and halling all
day.
The full corps OF editors for the Uni-
yersitu Maqazire has finally been elected,
as follows: X. IL. Dabney, Virginia, editor
in-ehief; j. p. Blair. Mississippi; e. NJ.
Lindsay, Kentucky; j. Ii. Hamilton, Vir-
gina; &. B. ParkbhI, Florida; G. Farrar,
Louisiana.
Capital ice from two to three inches thick
is being housed to-day. -QCP'
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PETERSBURG.


1--we mr. WILLIAM A. BRANCH -FuNERAt
kss"'' ,o,p LADY IMPROVEMENT ~ rRApk
y, n nr,tpyNa PRosPrcTs--NEEp or LABOR
ru. CorxrRy--EARLY MAIi.s--AN ORDER
IN COMMUNITY.
rCorrcspor dcnec OF the Richmond D1spa,en
NovgNRgR 20, 1880.
Nh, r,ns,os OF the late William A.
p,sncb. who was killed recently IN Cah'
tnrn,a. arrived here to-day on tuc noon
rain from Richmond, accompanied ov
lumber of the relatives and friends resiuing
IN your city. Many OF The friends 0, MT.
Eranch's family met the houv ~ ,ne us o.
"a tolIowed IL 10 Blandfvrd Cemetery,
where il was deposited IN the iam'iy square
Rev. DIR. Sledd, who came over WIN tue
>, mains. Conducted the services al the
grave. T. = ,rno, .,oa
,osrly eighty years. took place TINS MORN
,nc from the First Baptist church. De-
ecsse6 was well known and widely con-
uccled in this section.
II hss been raining, hsiliug. aud Sieeiing
bere s.nce eally morning, and The weather
.. ANYTHING but agreeable.
All branches OF trade have shown de-
cided imnroyemcpi since the opening OF The
fall season, and the prospects are declated
80 no hotter than for years past. For weeks
mas, there has been real business activity
- orr comursniiy. which Indicates better
Zines ahead. The building improvements
m our civ next year. commencing Win Inc
orenIpe Of ,pring, 1t is thought, VIII not
fsli below s250,00c.
The farmers in this section are complain
ing Of The want OF bands 10 assist IN housing
,bcIr crops. Especially is this need felt IN
The peanut section, where good wages are
offered f,r almost any number Of steady la
borers who might apply.
|, is reported that several changes VIII
occur IN our business hrm> At The beginning
~ the new yeer, hut in The absence OF au.
thcntic facts it may he well not to meSion
them at this early day.
The fasi.maIl trains from the North wh.ch
are 10 be put upon this route on sunday
will give our people decided advantage
m the early delivery OF their mails. Ihey
will then receive matter IN the afternoon
that bt the present system is delayed unlll
the following morning.
In police matters our city la> seldom bCen
more guiet than during the past few weeks.
The criminal business f tie Mayors Office
has been during this period unprecedeniediy
duh. In comparison with many other com
muniicS Of its size our city stands OUT IN
bold relief as commendable for its social
order aud good behavior. ROBIN ADAlR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE prsrarCu.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN TtxAs-FIeur
BETWEEN INDIANS AND COW poys-a
TENNEssEEAN KILLEp-CoLoNEL sCorT
AND THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
AMURDERER AT sALhM, Waffle sTEAM.
ER ALaETilA AND HER CARGo-wRE,K
OF SCHOONER FISK. or BATH. MAINE,
ON CAPE HATTERAs; THE GREW LOST
SAVE ONE MANTLE SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY ORDERS BRITISH STEAMER SAN.
DRiNGHAM OUT Of THE UNITED STATES
DocK.YAsDAT pORIsioUrH-DEATH OF
A RAILWAY OFFICIAL IN NEW ORLEANS
COTTON DE>TRoYED-TrE MOREY LET
TER iNQUEsTED by A NEW YORK GRAND
JURY--A NEW EMPLOYMENT FOR REEVE.
NUE-CUT1ERs-TwO TREATIES SIGNED
WITH CHINA-INDEPENDEYT NEW YORK
REPUBLICANS INTERVIEW PRESIDENT.
ELECT GARFIELD ON THE SUBJECT OF
CIyiL.sERvICE REFORM, &C.
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Ernnn Wusnis,UfOtt.

REVENUE CUTTERS TO AID DISTRESSED COAST
BOUND VESSELS Two NEW TREATIES Ne
GOTIATED WITH CHINA.
WASHINGTON, ID, c., November 2G.-Eigbt
steamers Of the revenue marine service have
been ordered by the President to cruise du-
RIM The winter months along the eastern
coast OF the United States, in order to afford
relief when necessary 10 yessi Is in distress.
Among them are the steamer Hamilton,
which will cruise from Great Egg lIarbor
TO BD1y's Island, y. c.. and the steamer
ColfaX, which will cover the coast from the
latter point to GEORGETOWN, s. {.
At Cabinet meeting to-day Secretary
Eyarts announced that the Unted States
commissioners had negotiated TWO treaties
with emma, both OF which have been signed,
and will be sent 10 the Senate as soon as il
conYenes.
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Railroad Matters.
COLONEL. SCOTT--TEXAS.PAC

COLONEL SC0TT-TEXASPAClflC.
new ORLEANS, November 96.-COl0pel
Scott and the TeXas-Paciiic railroad excur-
sion party left yesterday ria the Morgan
railroad for Houston. Colonel scott eX-
presses great satisfaction at bis visit to New
Orleans and the attention he received ut the
hands OF the Board OF Trade and the Gill
zens' Committee, through whose instru-
mentality the merging OF the Texas and
New Orleans Pacific railways was cf.
fecied. The party will go via the Houston
division and 81. Louis 20 PDladelphiI.
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DIR. HOGa's LECTURE; FINE AUDIENCE MEET
ING or YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA-
TON STATE CONVENTION TO DAY-ELECTION
OF OFFICERS, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER 26, $780,
DR.. Hooe's lecture last night, nOtwith-
standing the bad weather (t was showing
and Sleeting), was attended by tine au-
dience. which listened to him with rapt
attention through the hour and half. II
is safe To say that no lecturer has bad
larger or more intelligent audience IN Siaun-
ton under any circumstances Tor many
wears, nor has aly speaker bad more de-
lighted bearer. The subject was "Teut-
Life in TIE East" The proceeds go to the
State Young MeL's Christian Association
work. and handsome sum was realized.
The State Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association met at 10 O'Clock this
morning in the Stanton Young Mems
Christian Association Hail. Ii was called
10 order and welcomed by Professor III. l..
Hoover, president. A fair delegation was
pres ent fl ON ten associations, and more are
arriving every day. There are delegates
from ibe following associations: Richmond,
Petersburg, Roanoke College, Washington
and Lee University, SiauutOn, Mt. Meridian,
Greensille, Antioch, New Hope. aud Fish
ervile. numbering some twenty-five or thlr-
ty in all so far here.
On permanent organization the following
officers were elected for The ensuing year:
CAPTAIN II. VI. MclIheny, OF Stauntcn, pre-
sidept; James Lyons, Jr., of Richmond, vice.
president II. {. Osborne, Petersburg,
secretary, and G. NJ. Murry, Antioch, as
sistant secretary.
The proceedings this morning were quite
interesting. Morning, afternoon, and night
sessions will be held until sunday.
Penn.
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CDLPEPER.
THANKsGIvING.DAY But POORLY OBSERVED
SNOW.


SNOW.
EGorrespondence OF the RIchmoni Dispieb.l
CULPEPER, November 26, 1850.
YESTERDAY (ThanksgiviDg-day) was but in
differently observed by our people; no sus-
pension Of business; Episcopal church only
one opened, and q small congregation al
thst.
About / O'Clock our first snow-storm
CONAN nced falling, which continued on
and on all the evening, and oow 1t is about
one and half inches deep. Many OF oar
citixeas are busily engaged an baryestiag
ice. which Is about three inches thick, and
very clear and firm.
1 learn our Mayer, n. b. Meade, Esq.
has s0is his residence 20 town 90 j. +. no.
bertsop, Esq. II is suggested that he may
rebuild his dwelling on bis farm, near our
village. wbich was burned about two years
ago. Purchasers OF lots ia the Jameson ad-
dition are having them enclosed. ana are
thus throwing the new streets open ana cx-
tepding our limits, much to the Improve
mebt OF the town. IL.
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DANVILIE.

kEP0RroRiAL, &c.-THE APPOINTMENTS FOR
THE cBURc8Es-ANOTBER RAILROAD--PER-
sOxAL-THE WEATHER.
Correspondence Of the RicamoBd Dispateh
NOVEMBER 20, 1890
The appointments made by Bishop Keener
ios the Virginia Conference were not pub
ii.bed In full liii yesterday morning. Some
OF tue reporters managed ut A. NJ. OF the
23d 10 send OF by the wires the appoint
ments for come OF the Districts, but tbs was
all that con!0 have been done. some efforts
we're made by one Of the most persistent OF
The reporter. 10 get from The Bishop the
appointments for one or two OF the dis
ificis Ia adyaDcr OF tue announcement 10
the Conference, bai he was not spp'oaehs.
BILE. The last fort was made 81 9P. N. OF
the isst session, that reporter fhiDkjpg
loudly ibel anybody would be glad 70 for
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

ELECTED RECTOR OF ST. ANDREw's uS'yEE.
sIrY.
LONDON, November 28.-Sir Theodore
Martin, biographer Of Prince AiDei', "!s
Yesterday elected rector OF II. Andfews
University, defeating Il. A. Freeman, tue
historian.
THE HASIAN RACE.
LONDON, November 26.-The Sportsman
saws Hanlan states tina, he wishes 10 satisfy
all corners. tie will stay 10 row Laye0ck II
there i q purse OF Gl 900 20 cnhpete for.
n no such offer Is made he will adhere TO
the old terms.
French Libel Suit.
PARIS, November 26.-An action for libel,
brough, nv General DeCissy against TIE eoi-
tors OF the IatraRsiqidnt and the rem
PariSen newspapers, was heard Yesterday
before the Tribunal Of the Seine. The fr,-
bunal rejected the request OF the defend-
ants, NM. Henry Rochefort and Deputy
Lalsant for an Adjournment OF tbe ease
until after q parliamentary inquiry bsd
been made. Generals Gresly, Ransom,
and Berges testified that they had never
seen ANYTHING at the Ministry OF war
lending 10 inculpate General DeCissy; tho
engineer who effected the coairact for mi.
irailleuses drclsred thai General DeCi,sy
and Madame de KsuIli had nothing 10 10
with It. Generals Faye and Decuals, oil
the War Department, affirmed that no plans
OF mobiliznx had ever disappeared from
the War Office. The Treasury Commlsssoo'
ers declared that there had been no mssaIl'
prc oralion OF the War Office funds. ~.
Roclefort then explained the course DC hao
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The managers OF the Bay Line OF steamers
are abontio contract with The Harlan hoI-
iipgsworth Company, OF Wilmington, Dell,
for the construction OF q new freight steam
or, TO be put IN tue line between baltimore
and Norfolk. The new vessel will be pro-
peIIer. and will be entirely Of iron, 800 10
1000 lops register, and about 80 feet loug.
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Flour.

Flour I'm better lemand. fino. t3Gs3.50 :ealrs,
$3.50. suGer6pe, "a 5O6Si.75; common faO,Is.
S575GtG; choice or patent family. S7.50GS5 .
staun.on insp- elton, extra, 1913 Gs6.
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NissfsSkpDl,
ELECTION MATTERS BEFORE TIE UNITED
STATES COURT.

STATES COURT.
VICKsBURG, November 26.-The charges
against the Democratic Committee OF The
Sixth district aud Of Warren county were
quasbed by Judge Hill in the United States
Court at Jackson to-day. The case Of The
commissioners OF election Of Warren conn
~ was TO be argued this evening.
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fri


RAGrsA, November 2G.-Dervisch rssfs
has occupied Mozura Heights, com peIlisg
| the Albsnlaus 10 abandon their eufrepcb-
menIs. The Turks are thus ena bed s0
communicate with the~, iontenegrin brig.
rde sent 10 the frontier under General Pc
travi.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
- =
SALES.

WHEAT.-I.ancas'cr, 1850 bushes ut sl.e5 ,
Sl27. 81 % s129. and sl3O for good: very good,
ana frime. Mixtd-3,OlS bushels A. 81 % and Ial-
yaie terms for very good, ard sl.3u Tor Prime
THliz-Si.l6, 100. Al 22, and sl.25 for coininos.
fair. good. aud very GOOD.
CORN-White 1922 bushels ~ 80 and 53c. for
good and very g0o0 new, and 55c. for prime oij.
Mired. l.242 bushe at 30, 81, Gnd BE. Tor SoO1
and yery good.
JA rs bushels good spring al 46Lc.
RYE-3S bu he5 al % aud 95c. Tor very gOoo
ana prime.
ME.L.-9i bushels on private terms.
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FIRE RECORD.
n..,ruc,ive Fire I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 2G.-A fire broke
ont this morning in the rear Of 40 Walnut
street, occupied by Macrake, Jansen Il Co..
wholesale grocers and liquor dealers, aid
DESTROYED the entire rear part OF the roof OF
the fye.story> building, with most CT the
contents. The loss OF Macrake, jansen &
Co. is $4,000; insurance. $1,000. The
building was owned by James Gilmore ;
damaged $4,000; fully insured. Abnef j..
FRASER & Co., No. A WalnuS street, whole.
sale erocers, were damaged considerably by
,unin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-27
s.veu R,,,d,ur. burned.

CHICAGO, November 20 A fire al Have
na, H., yesterday burned seven buildings
in the heart OF the town, Including the fnr-
ni,ure store OF CovipgtOn q Aubor and The
tailor.shop Of 4. Marquarst. Loss about
go 600: ONLY partially Insured.