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TO NERVOUS sUrrERERs.

The Great European Remcdy-Dr Simpsofi'6
Specific Medicine Dr. j. b. Simpsons Specihd
Medicine is positive cure for spermatorfhea, I'M;
potency, weakness and all diseases resulting FROM
self abuse nervous debility, irritability mental
anxiety. lnnguut, lassitudt, depressot OF spirits
and functional arrangements Or the nervous eys;
fer renernlly nnlna In hack aide. loss Of unrmt
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Readings ond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Readings and Reel tntiOns.--TheMis
Gertrude Nelson, Aggie Crane and Minnie
Brewster, of Toledo, will give select read
ings and recitations at the Walnut st.
Church, this, Friday evening. They have
well selected program and those who have
heard them read speak in very compli-
mentary terms of their ability. The
church should be well filled on this oc.
cnsien,
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To Farmers OF Wood County.-The
place TO get your Custom Grinding is at
the Pearl Mills, South Toledo, old
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Wanted-1O,00O Bowl DIoeks.-We
will pay cash for 10000 Bowl Blocks, de.
livered at the factory.
WEDpELL & WILLIAMS Bros.
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@F79a week. 81 n day at home easily made Costly
y A0utfltfree. Address Trur CO. .Angusta, ,MainG

n = Watches stemwnds dsrs s,,kc rIuniinS
VpCse S. Imitation Euh ts solid gold tiz Cheapest
IA and for u-u nr speculative purposes vauablo
VAnestacguufrrc. Thompsou Go. La SassaustS.y
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ccsscs of uny kihd short cuui Ui this medicine
viii restore the lost functions and procure health
and shappiness where before was dependency
and gloom: The Specific Medicine Is being nacd
with wonderful success. Pamphlets sent II, 70
ALL Write orthem and get full particulars. Priebi
Specihc. 81 per package. or ak packages FOR Sbi
VIII he sent by mail on receipt nf mohey. Ad'
dress all orders. J.BSIMISON MEDICINE cpi
No. los Main St., Buffalo, n: Y:
Sold by Taylor Il Miller.
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"
ory, premature
old age and dis.
eases that lead
to consumption
insanity and mn
early grave, or
bOthi No mat
ter how chatter
ed the system
NAV be frbm ex-
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LOCAL Matters.
nrw ApyEnrIsEmnnrs.

Clothtug-C r, Mabley.
Boots and Shoes-W. X. Smith.
Furniture-- q. r, Tourtillott 4 Co,
Dry 0oods-rrepa nier & Anderson.
Dry Goods s-0'Bricn d Cnnnaliy.
Pilcs-Dosanko Medicine Co.
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MIN Jonpnal An indispensable Family
TlG JQllldl Newspaper. $50
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Taking Effect Jan. Ist, 1851.
Three Passenger Trains daily Except Sun
days.) as follows:
SOUTH HOUND.
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Teachers certificates. Certificates
were granted the following named arpli-
cants at the examination held at Bowling
Green, Saturday, April 9th, 1881;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-15

NOHTH BOUND.
Le1re
Columbus. S 30AM. l2-3oPx. 500 IN
Arriue at
Toledo. ....l0-aOAM. 5 O5 do 1000 do
Detroit-.... l 80 N. S.I5PM. l 10 N
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A Bark Ashore.
CELERY
As \ REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT 1T.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION, SLEEPLESSHESS,
AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come into public notice within
the last few years as 4 ncrylnc, but scientific ex-
perimcnts and experience have proved beyond Il
doubt that II controls nervous irritation and pc
rlodlc nervous and sck-hcadache % a marked de-
gree.
Brown Sequard says that Celery contains more
ncrye-fOod than any other vegetable or substance
found I'm nature. Celery was irst discovered and
used ~ ncry by French physicians about 1867.
But a combination of the EXTRACTS OF GEL
EEY AND CIlAMOMILE, which has been but re-
Gently introduced 70 the profession and the public
by myself, has produced such marvellous results I'm
curing nervousness, and headaches, and especially
nervous and slck-hcadachcs, neuralgia, paralysis,
Indigestion and slccplessncss, that II has excited
public attention aud newspaper comments, and
many physicians have tested the merits of the
preparation with the best results, As quoted below
from few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
"Dr Bensons preparation Of Celery and Chamo-
mile, for nervous diseases, j. the most important
addition made To the materia medica I'm The last
quarter of a century."-Dr. J. ". D. Engter, Of
Dr. Bcnson's pills are worth their weight In
gold IN nervous and slck-hcadachc. Dr.. Il. N
Steichfer, Of Baltimore.
These plls are Invaluable IN nervous dis
eases. Or. Hammond, II Neiq York
abr. Benson's pills for the cure Of neuralgia are
a succcss.-Dr. q. p. Holman, Of Christians
burg, Va.
These pills are n special preparation only for the
cure Of special diseases, "a named, and for these
lhcy are worthy OF trial by all Intelligent suffer-
ers. They are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache, neryOus-hcadachc, dyspeptlc-hcadache,
neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis sceples'ncss and
indigestion, and will cure any case. Price, so
cents Postage free. Sold by all druggists. Depot,
LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, nd.
lnn lS-cod1wl
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AGAYLoTHAK1o TrRNYp ovER.
Ieoting of Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Stockholders.

A general meeting OF the stockholders OF
he baltimore and Ohio railroad was held
d Baltimore on Monday. President Gar
mts report was lengthy and generally
satisfactory.
The total revenues OF the main stem and
an the branches for the fiscal year ended
he Both September last were 9lS,4G3, ST.28,
sowing an increase Of SIG, 1916 rs COM
nfed with 1880, and S4.2G9, S9G.S3 as COM
,ared with 1879. The earnings OF the main
ssm proper were S11, ,259.96, and the
working expenses sC,275, 643.7l, or 56.42
pr cent. against 1898 per cent. in 1880
and 5l.02 per cent. in 1879. The earn
nss Of the main stem are $40, G2l.O5
hss than last year, and the work
ng expenses are S21S, 1886 greater
ian last year, making comparative de-
cease in the net profits OF 1926, 363.9l.
The passenger earnings exhibit an increase
rom sl.319,991 in the preceding year, and
sl,l7l, o33 IN 1879, TO S1,7l4,922. The in
tease Of the sinking fund on the various
Dns Of the company in the year was $780,
9i.j9, and the total Of the sinking fund Is
low S7,s73.3j1 SO. The increase OF the
surplus fund is $l,G9T 03S.2i, against an
h,rease Of 92,3jG, 9S4.H in the previous
yar. The total surplus fund not repre-
seated by stock or bonds Is 542, 258,6SO.Gl.
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A Wealthy Lady's Gifts.

INV YORK, November I7.-The VIII OF
trs Maria Cary. widow Of William H..
Any, was offered for probate yesterday IN
o. Kings County Surrogate's Court. Mrs.
nry, who died on the 3lst ultimo. made the
blowing requests: First Unitarian Socie-
4Slj,0OO; American Unitarian Society, Of
Boston, $40, 900; Antioch College. OF Yellow
,prings, s., 900; City Library, Of Lexington,
tas'., $4,000; First Unitarian church, OF
lexington, Mass, $1,000; Brooklyn Libra
q. 5000; trustees Of the Youths Free
Library, Brooklyn Institute, 5000; Brook
"a Ant Association, $1,000; Long Island
historical Society, $1,000; Brooklyn Pro
s'.ini Episcopal Orphan Asylum, $1,000;
ssiooklyn Maternity, $1,000; Brooklyn
.s.arsery, $4,000; Children's Aid Society,
ssN0; Brooklyn Society for the Relief
y Respectable Aged aud INDECENT
islales, $1,000; Society for the Aid
!. frlcndless Women and Children,
400; Brooklyn Home for Aged Men,
100; Brooklyn Industrial School Asso-
y salon and Home for Destitute Children,
se9; Brooklyn Female Employment So
!. ~ $1,000; Brooklyn City Hospital,
Ts,N0i Union for Christian Work, %, 900;
he'ees Of Greenwood cemetery for keep
~ ots and tombs I'm order, $1,000. Mrs.
~! leaves the residue OF her estate to her
VALVES and an adopted daughter.
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sven saoss . Prisoner TO Death
saske A.. Toulssaun.

,.xs. November 21.--On SAT-
NkN nj 49,, 2 o'clock p. NJ. a difficulty oc-
rfdsy =, ,hc store Of Divide Lieux, near
arTe1. !" parish Of Pointe Coupee, be-
Btra's.Sso y6nng white men, brothers-in-
Neeh w." ',cd respectively George Gross and
rg, h. sssnlev. Both had been drinking
Era,s freely, when high words passed be-
pa" thcm. which culninated in
ise" hing cursed Ivy Stanley. This
6r'Ss . S,9 resented by q blow, and
~ then clinched, but were separated
~ w. ,,erks In the store. After this had
y "a Ss,e n was discovered that Gross had
hfI ..,bbcd by Stanley in the abdomen.
zen . ,t. 81 the peace and several consia-
\ lus.'o Al once sent for. An affidavit
he' ole against stanley and his arrest
Va ~ Alter the arrest was effected
Gu, ~. was carried 70 the residence OF
S,'. 800, the Justice OF the peace, about
b.~S mn from LieuX's store. Here
BIZ ~'.,ifn,ent was made ont, after which
''..ls.,er was turned over TO the consta-
isg - started for the courthouse with
h'' 100 tho Justice Of the peace accom-
?, &c ;,g them as far as LieuX's store.
y they separated al about Z o'clock
y the Justice returning home, while
= .-',.tsblc. who was on horseback, and
y, I. orjsoncr on foot. made their way to the
- 1,s RS, OF the story is told by j. =. Da-
y me spccial constable. lie says that on
IN, We tbc Justice at Licux's store the pri-
N. reoucs.ed him 20 60 by the way Of the
80 81 il was difficult walking on the
E5 This David said he agreed to, and
~. ,bey were Only short distance from
u. lgke when they were halted by body
q ,se or twelve masked men who said
~, w,nted the prisoner, telling David
!. ,be time II he did not get ont Of
p. wsy he should Sulcr for it. Da-
"a cows he at once obeyed, but
va goi only a short distance off when
a. teard single pistol or cun-shot, fol-
i..,s1 ly half dozen more in rapid sue
Ion. on reaching LieuX'S store the con-
'..,ie related what had happened. After
,ning the matter over il was finally de-
-ilnI b get = lantern and search the locality
~tsrs the shooting WAS supposed 10 have
s,-rrred. Here they found Stanley dead,
l,isy on bis face. Some eight or ten gun
81. wounds were found on his person.
o,o ball had gone through his head, one
F-ough his neck, and one through his
s,b, lung. 1t is believed that Gross cam
M, possibly survive his injuries.
Tort Herald.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November ca kOOR.-St0cks lower.
Money, 6 percent. ENchanpc-Long, 4I9s; short,
4S34. state bonds moderately active. GOvorn-
mcn,s quiet and firm.
NEW YORK. November % EceRtng.-Ex-
change. 479. Governments quiet: new os'
9m6 LEA percent. sites nominal. Sub-Trrasury
balnce-coln. Ss4.4G6,266; currency. si,303.-
657.
stocks dun and weak: Ahhaml-Clss A.
T. D. 50: do. - H." small, so: do. "B," 0's, 80
do. As, go; Chicago aud Northwestern, l2G :
do. preferred. 139; Erie, As; East Tcnnes &c
Central. 1871: Lake Shore, / 49,; Lonisyille and
Nashville, 02il: Memphis and Charleston. 6fis;
Nashville and Chattanooga, Sc; New York Cen
tr.tl. 1874: pittsburgh, i354 Richmondan Ale
glany. 800: Richmond ana Dlnyile. ] 10; Rock
Island. 1887: Wabash, 81. Louis and T., 44s; do.
preferred, "a; Western Union, oi&.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 23.-Nirginia 6's, con-
soils. IA; second series, 40. pas.-due coupons,
o3i,: new IO-4O's, 49,. Bid to-day.
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Change OfQuarfcrS.

CINCINNATI, o., November 23.-The
members OF the Chamber OF Commerce
marched in long procession at / O'Clock
to-day from their late quarters 20 the new
chamber in Pixies Opera-HOuse. Every
man in the procession was literally busted
with -four, which they threw in handfuls at
each other, and also over bystanders a.
they marched TO the sound OF dozen tin
harms
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shot by a shcriG's Posse.

ATLANTA. GA, November 23.-ln Rock
dale county. Ga, n negro, having robbed 4
store, attempted to escape, and the posse
chasing him ordered him to stop. lie re-
fnsed 10 do so, and attempted TO draw his
pistol. The posse fired ut him, killing him
instantly. The jury returned verdict OF
Unsuitable homicide.
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Rnsincss Failures.

MEMPHIS, November De. W. Lans-
ing d Co., st. Louis, and Lansing, Haynes
i Co., Memphis, wholesale liquor-dealers,
made an assignmentye Yesterday in st. Louis.
The branch house here sold out Monday TO
II. J.. Billingsley, OF st. Louis, 20 secure 4
note OF 100000. The Indebtedness OF the
firm is not known, but is said to be $780,
coo; assets estimated at $4,000.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ADVANTAGEOUS,
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1851.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Pioneer. Plqtf. Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers, J. W. McCarrick. agent.
Brig Lucy W. snow, hali, Rockland. lime. War
ncr Moore.
Schooner Cora Vangiidcr stccIman. New York,
railroad Iron. Richmond aud Dauyille Railroad
Company.
Schooner Oakes Ames, sheridan, New York,
iron. Old Dominion IrUn- and Naii-Wofks.
schooner Mgry r. simmons, Scuil. Albany, lum-
Der, &. r.. Whitlock.
Schooner william $. Farwell. Haskell, ROckland,
lime, Warner Moore.
schooner George NcyInscr, Smith, Philsdclphis,
coal, X. o. Gary.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mats, l.. II.
Tatum. agent.
Schooner crank Leaning, Champion. Elizabeth
port, railroad ties, Curtis ( Parker.
schooner A. G. Lyon, Bunnell, New York eta
OsbOrne's, 10 load wood.
schooner l.. Il. Williams, Bcaucham, Washing
ton ria suffolk.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. - Cleared November 22d:
schooner James Sa;terthNalt Lynch, for Rich
mOnd
kEwPoRT.-Arrived November 2ls.. 4:f5 r.
VI: schooner Neponsct, Frye, from Boston for
Richmond
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GUlTEAU'S DEFENCE.
Witnesses TO Prove the Insanity Of the
y" Prisoner.

Testimony OF Experts and Others Showing
hereditary Taints and Eccenriciiics OF
characteristics Prisoners Itrcprcssibiiity
IN interrupting Witnesses and Ccunsel--In-
teresting Incidents and Fensurcs or thc
Adjournment or the Case Until Fri.
day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

"WEDNESDAY. November 90. 1881.
sALEs-FIRsr BoARD.--l4 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad stock nc 50; 30
shares Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred
stock at 56's, 100 do. at 81, 10 do. at 81: 10
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 90; 10 shares
Union Bank of Richmond stock at G5f; so shares
Columbia and Greenyillc Railroad preferred stock
at so; 10 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred stock at 56l,.
SECOND BoARD.--l 900 Richmond City SIS at
106; so shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock al so.
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AMER llEALY TO REIGS.-Rev. Father
s y, president OF Georgetown College,
all In Boston at the residence OF his
,@~ghef, Bishop Healey, where he went Tor
ssaed rest. A private letter received
~'ouay from him gives no encouragement
s'sidlhg hi, condition, and It is now ale
\. certain that he will not again assume
~ uI!lieS Of president. In this event,
- ~, a'her Mcguire will succeed TO the
hsnlon. 1t is understood that Father
es VIII soon seek In trip TO Europe
MI M 'o'@l relaxation from care and RESPONSE
n NY which his condition absolutely re-
''a>.-- Washington Post.
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The billiard Tournament.

NEW YORK, November 23.-The first
game Of the billiard tournament yesterday
stood as follows: Wallace, 200; Slosson,
100. Second: Gallagher, 200; Heiser, 40.
Third Sexton, 200; Morris, 15S. Fourth !:
Dion, 200; Schaefer, 1914.
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Imprisoned for Life.

WHEELING. W. Va, November a.
George Weir Yesterday pleaded guilty OF
murder in the second degree In killing
sserling Riggs on Christmas, 1880, at 81.
Clairsyille, and was sentenced TO imprison-
ment for life in the Ohio pcnitentiary.
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THURSDAY evening TWO girls employed IN
Wain-sfrc1t store started home. They
had ,requeatly been annoyed like others OF
theiraYoction.
NE CHOSE THE WRONG TINE.
On this OCCASION they were accompanied
Ira brother Of one Of them who works in
store on Bcal street. After going some
distance the young man stopped in at
G-ar-stOrc and asked his companions TO
walk on. saying he would oyertake them.
Nlihis time q man had followed after the
rsrty. and rs soon as he saw the girls going
On without their protector followed
hr.sly after and accOsted them. Afraid 70
nske anv outcry, they hurried on. Before
block had been passed the brother over
i0k them, and comprehcnding the situa-
nm at 4 glance, passed by them without Il
r9rd, and waited in the shadow Of the
rsXt corner.
GAY LOTHARIO TURNED OVER.
The gallant walked alongside Of the two
iris. thinking in the blindness OF egotism
ilii he had finally "madc 4 mash." Know
~ that succOr was ut hand in ease it was
leded, they walked demurely on and
waited further developments. The de-
Wl0pments soon came. As soon as the
tic arrived at the corner the big brother
iDIeared upon the scene. He was there
n business and proceeded 10 perform his
tx without ceremony. With one spring
b was upon the gay Lothario, and gave
lin in two minutes the worst beating that
ger man got. The gay one, after a vio-
mt struggle, succeeded In getting off with
no black eyes and q much disigured
ountenancc generally, and ran away down
ae street Memphis Aualanche.
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Co,rre.su,an Elected.

Providence, November 23.-Henry D;
spooner (RepubIican) was yesterday elected
as representative to Congress IN place Oh
Aldrich, elected United States senator.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Storm I'm Great Britain.

LOSDON, November 23.-Latcr details
show that the storm was principally felt In
Scotland. 1t ragged on the west coast OF
ireland and in st. Georges channel with
great violence. 1t was very severe in the
English lake districts and on the banks OF
the Firth Of Forth. Large stretches OF
sea-wail were blown away between the
limCkilns and Culross, where reakwater
was destroyed. At Oban the esplanade was
wrecked, and at Blackpool the promenade
was destroyed. The storm was the iierccst
known at Queenstown for thirty years.
A Bark Ashore.
LONDON, November 23.-Tbe bark Excel
sior, Coosaea, for BOness, is ashore ut Scots
ton, and will probably prove total loss.
The crew was saved.
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FERTILIZERS.

DOR SAL L,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES,
AMMONIATED FERTILIZERS,
GERMAN POTASH SALTS (kainitl.
am prepared to offer To the wholesale and retail
trade the above at different ports, both north and
south, at prices to compete with other manufac-
turers
Special efforts will be made to nee, the views Of
large buyers. Address
PERRY ". DELEON
Manufacturer and Importer of Fertilizers,
81 Broadway, n. Y.
SOUTHERN OFFICE, I04 Bay street, savannah,
Ga ~ S-cod9m
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s1 10 HOLIDAY PRESENTS WITHOUT
~ ag Dl. SCOTS beautiful Electric Hair
j fhsh-Brushes. They ai'oays oenem
~a, ana marycllously cure Headaches,
=. HIngls, Dandrul, Failing Hair, Bald.
~ kheumatism, etc. Price refunded II
~, - represented. AT Drug and Fancy
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Norfolk.

SCHOONER HoRArro NICHOLS ON HER WAY TO
RICIfMoND--sToRA.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 23.-The Rich
mond-bcund, water-logged schooner Hora-
ito Nichols, having finished repairs, sailed
to-day for her destination.
II has been storming here heavily for the
last forty-eight hours.
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Flour.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine, $500 50: extra, $3.50
supcrdnc. $3.50; common family. $40, choice
or patent family, $500 1913.
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

--o~>~~'--~-~~s|-> 49, -. = - - :
. 600 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C,OOO LAND LIME. jas, arrived per brig
harrels FRESH ROsf NDALE and IMPORTED
PORTLAND CEMENT.
Also, 500 barrels CALCINrD rLAsTkk. for
ale low WAR<EE MOORE,
Lime, Cement, Lump aud Ground Plaster.
no 23-lw
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXEcuTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE. "
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DECEMBER MAGAZINES, &c.
HARPER's, ATLANTIC. APPLEToN's,
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW: POPULAR
MONTHLY, SUNDAY MAGAIlSE:
grand Christmas No. YOUNG LAD1ES
JOURNAL: FRANK LESLiE'S MAGAIlNE,
GODEY's, PETERsON's,a and OTHER FASHION
PLATES.
CIATTERBOX FOR 1851.
Vennor's Amerlsan Almanac, 1852, Frank Les
les Comic Almanac, Catholic Almanac;
A beautiful line Of IaIee;rie for lie holidays:
Photo Albums. Pocket-BOOks, Pgrses, &c. Al the
latest Nos. Franklin-square and Seaside always
on hand 1T
LEONARD's Book and Sew~-store,
no2O OOS Main street.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November %, 1851.
HAIES.

WHEAT.-White. Lancaster, 4G bushels prime NJ
so. Mixed. % bushels very good al , AZ; IDA
bushels very good At $3.50. Fu'iz, 80 bushels -sd
at sl45; ~ bushels very good at 40; l2O
bushels very good at Sl.43; 100 bushels good AZ
al 4ONS 40: 90 bushels fair &c sl.3S; "a BUSH
els common AZ ~ .90Ms1.32.
CORN.-Whlle, II bushels very good Old at
75c.; "a bushels very good new ut 7ic.; 40 bush
els Yer good new at 73c. Mixed, 100 bushels very
good old at Zoe. 26 bushels very good new at 73c.
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MARY j. HOLMES.

Nj AHl d iIoIMn,.
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Interest. Beautifully bound price, l.ou.
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other works: Tempest and sunshine, Lena Rivers,
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A Gay LothariO Who Got u Good
Humping.

Thursday evening two girls employed in
Wsin-strc1t store started home. They
,ad frequently been annoyed like others OF
beiraY0caiiOn.
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