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NEW YORK. November %, 1852.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Sir,-In view OF the recent structures Of
The southern press upon General Roger A..
Pryor's position in the Massachusetts, cam
paign, II seems only iittine TO remind the
south that any slur cast by her upon Gene
raj Pryor must rccoil with tcniold force
upon herself. She has not OF late been 80
fruitful Of men % brilliant talents, wide
learning, superb integrity, and indOmitable
energy, that she can afford 10 ALLEVIATE one
o! her sons who confers lustre upon her
hame wherever and whenever his l. spoken.
Moreover, II Is notorious that General
Pryor's devotion 10 the South has been the
only weapon used by his enemies at the
North, the only obstacle In his singlllarlv
successful career, and il Is significant fact
that at the very moment when The papers
Of his native State accused him-for some
strange and reconcile reasor-of disloyalty
TO her In bis labors for the triumph Of Mas |
sachusctts Democracy. HQrper's yPeeklv
denounced him for his loyalty 10 the un. |
natural mother, 10 whom he owes only his |
birth, to whom h. sacrificed political fu- |
lure scarcely bounded by the presidential |
eiiair, and whom still he serves with un- |
swerying pdelity, with far-sccing WISDOM
ana, apparently, with the reward Of her
distrust and ingratitudc.
Ine last calamity which can beiall PEG
PIE u NOT 10 know their greatest men.
NEW YORK Democrat.
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Arthur for Us.

Washington telegram in Yesterday
p.spatch informed our readers that the
President In his forthcoming message to
Congress will recommend the abolition oiail
internal-revenuc taxes except those on to-
hacco in its various forms, and upon dis
titled spirits and fermented liquors, and
except also the special tax upon manuiac-
turers Of, and dealers In, such articles, with
a reduction In tax upon whiskey ana TO-
bacco upon the basis OF the bill which pass
ed the House Of Representatives al the last
session Of Congress
Thi. shows that Mr.. ARTHUR IL as much
friend 10 the Virginia tobacco planters
and manufacturers AS he was when year
ago he recommended 10 Congress the aboil-
ton OF Ill the internal taxes, except those
ppcn Tobacco and liquors and upon deal
ers In, and manufacturers OF, those articles.
We expected, and said, directly after the
elections OF the 9TH instant that the Repuc-
ucans would resort to strategy In order 10
save the heads OF their inlernal-revenuc
officials. They would be willing TO abolish
all tho internal taxes, We doubt not except
enough 10 keep these employees in the SER
vice Of the United States and In the ser
vice Of the Republican party at the same
time. But the Democrats ought moi 10
b,t1 nj such bait. II the internal-rc'enue
senar1mcnt survives the next attack
upon il, and keeps IT. thousands
OF salaried Republican electioneercr''
the people will never see the end OF H.
Total abolition is the watchword'
ANYTHING less would be fatal TO the hopes
Of the Taxpayers, 10 say nothing OF tue
stupidity which the Democrats would De
guilty OF should they become n party 10 tue
perretuation OF the internal taxes-taAcS
never collected before the late war between
the States, and which, with the bllter
memories Of that war, ought now 10 DC
buried out OF sight forever.
Mr.. ARTurR has no opinions OF his own,
We might almost say. The recommehoa-
,ions he makes in his message to which we
have referred arc such as the average New
York politician would be likely to make
recommendations made entirely in the in
tercs,s of section or else because the re-
eommender secs nothing outside OF Ne"
York city. The New York press hardly
ever speaks for any other place than New
York, In this instance the San Is the
organ Of the Democratic masses. and sides
with us Of the South. Let ~ all cry,
"pown with the acknowledgements system. v
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,--.---s,os,a After Four Years.

DELAWARE CITY, November M.-four
years ago Mark Hawkins was oll ;,, , ~ =
dog. Today he was attacked win W ,t
is Supposed to he Lydroph1Sia,. AL .n tina.
time mad dog ran through the town s nap,
ping at everybody and everything. r., raw a. :, ,
kins was one OF the men phten. lie MI ~ q
hostler at the Robinson House. Iols
morning he begss acting very strang s.as
and then violently. A policeman wa7
summoned TO quiet him and ne was re-
moved to the City Hall, where pnyslIcla,,
was called to attend him. lie woulo no.
cat and the sight OF water droNe n,n'
wild. He barked like dog anu NE 'y yai,,
hydrophobla. lis case is looked upon. as a
remarkable one, coming, ~ IL oocS' ~ 'o"e
after the bite was received.
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We want the editor OF the Dispatch to
rive us his views as to the powers OF the
State BOARD OF Canvassers. Are their du-
tIes purclv ministerial, or does the law
cIotbe them with judicial and ministerial
fnnctionsf This is an interesting question,
and one that could be probably discussed
at the present luncturc. Manassas Ga
sstte.
Whilst KENPER was Governor this very
question arosc-namely. in the case OF
PLAT cs. GooDE. The Board decided, We
think, that its powers were purely minis
terial. We cite this fact. The question is
one which we have not Investigated.
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nEAVIIS.

Died. in th, city. ut the residence Of her -on-n-
law r. kInstr,y. Mrs II. T.. BLUNT, In the sixty
NTH year of her age
Asleep In Jesus.
tI.r funeral will take place ut the Clay-Street
psntiet church THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend without
further notice. - .,., o,,,.
Baltimore and Washington paIers please copy
plcd. November 25th, at 4 o'clock. al his rcsi-
IcUcc I'm Ucnrfco county. 4. ~. IONt, Esq. niter
A protractcd illness. in the nIty-etNt year Of ms
age. surrounded by his family.
over twenty years. and was also member ot Ehc-
nezcr Lodge. l4s2, Grand United Order 81 cdn-
Fellows. ,., n
O'clock r. NJ from the EgeucZer church. FRIENDS
of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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The Department OF Agriculture reports
that by reason OF clerical error in that
department, which was not discovered I'M
I'll Friday, the estimates OF the yield OF
wheat in the abstract Of the COMMISSIONER
report, furnished the press on Thursday,
was 100,000,000 bushels too small. The
estimate yield is 5l0,0OO,OO0 bushels, not
4l0,00o.000, as previously stated. The mis-.
take was discovered Friday morning, and
the Produce Exchange Of New York was
notified OF il.
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IN MEMORyAM.

Died. ut his residence, In WILLIAMSBURG W., a.
ter . lingering Illness. RICHARD v: HANS
FORD. Ed, In the siXty-second year of MS age
Thus has passed away n ripe age one 81 whom
Al NAV be truly said. He left not an enemy he
hind" HIS was singularly gentle aInlahle ana
forgiying spOsitiOn-eyer ready 10 sylnpllhIc
and assist and never harsh or cxacting IN his
opinions. He was formerly the managing partner
ot an extensive and successful mercantile Csl:tb-
li.hmCni, hut inactive of late from declining
health Though uncOunCcicd with any religious
denomination. he WIS always deeply imbucd win
the truths and principles Of Christianity. " Nay
he rest In peace AMi'ts'
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" 4 WELL SPENT LlPE.'
lWarrenton True lndcS.l

lie came up from the case by easy erada-
tons and force OF character to be the Nestor
of the Virginia press. lie was able in hls
old are to look back on n wcll-spcm life,
and forward TO blssful immortality. His
career is one OF inspiration to boys OF the
craft. The fire Of the old flint is found in
the sons he leaves behind him, and the fl'-
ture Of the paper is assured. We had 2
warm place in our heart for this genial
gentleman. and received the news of his
dcnth With unfcigned SORROW.
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SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY.

r,rr FOLLOWING sPECIALIIEs FOR NEXT
WEEK:
SILK MORE, all shades, light aad dark, a. 0oe'-
real value 81;
SILK BROCADE Ia Browns, Greens' aud Gar
nets, a, 73c.-heretoforc sold at sl25;
SEEDED MOURNING SILK at s2.25-fro' %
TO zoe. less than Importer prices;
BLACK SILK at 97c.-former price :l.oo:
BLACK SIN at sI.25-rcal value sl.7j;
BLACK BRoCADE from soc. to IS;
PLAID EFFECTs in Poplius and Cashmere. at
l6ac.-original wholesale price 27c.;
HANDSOME EFFECTS for combination suit At
25c.-wortb fully 80 snd Soc;
AIL-wOoL BLACK CASHIERS at 37'.c.-re-
duced from 5oc.;
LUBIN's ALL-wOOL BLACK CASHMERE
full yard wide, at soc. reduced from CSC;
AII-wOoL BLACK CASHMERE in prices
ranging from Coo. to $3.50;
Just received TERRA-COTTA 5-BUTToN-
LENGTH BERNIfARDT KID GLOVES at
gOc.;
Our 5-HOOK LACING KID GLOVES IN all
shades. including Blacks. which We formerly
soldat :r.25, now 9jc.;
ALL-wOOL ia HOUsEKEEPER BLANKETS
st s5-former pricc17;
FINE ALL-WOOL CLOTH CIRCULAR atSs;
Also, an the leading NOVELTIES in our branches
at our very low and popular prices.
JULIUS MEYERS son,
no 20-cOd Col and COB Broad street
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" GELAT MAN HAs GONE from AMONG Us.
Manassas GazcttC.i

- GELAT MAN HAs GONE from AMONG Us.
MANASSAS GazcttC.l
In the death Of Mr.. ,IamcS Andrew Co
wardn The Virginia press has lost It's
brightest jewel. lie was truly the Ncstor
OF his profession in the State he loved so
well. For quarter of century he
welded powerful pen, andcontributed a.
much as any man of his time to the deyel-
opmcnt OF the old Commonwealth. His
career aS Journalist was brilliant. In his
early days ne was fortunate in his aSSocla-
ton with the fathers OF Virginia thought.
and vas thus enabled in his subsequent
writing, TO give additional force and vigOr
to his own reflections. A great man has
gone frOm amongst It's. a courageous
leader has dotted his arnor and entered
into ni> rest.
~ MAN OF VARIED AND VERSATILE TAlENl
buchanan Democratic
MIR. COWardin was ono OF the mos
prominent and best-known men in Viz
rinia. He had been identified with Jour
nalism in this State for the last fifty wears.
He was fluent, brilliant writer, nc OF
varied and versatile talents, and most ill.,
tercsting and genial talkor. In the death
Of MIR. Cowardn the Virginia press loses
one Of its brightest ornaments, anu Nu-
ginia one OF her truest and most gifted
sons. one who had devoted his whole life
to her service, and by the power OF has pen
had done much TO build her up and make
| her prosperous.
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The druggist who hesitates now Is ioSt
for the winter. He should sling together
some sweet oil and lquorice and BRING oul
his cough cure at once. DIR. Bulis oough
syrup does not pay him enough pr0ht.
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DICIIMOND THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
1lfE ORIGINAL MADIsON-sQUARE
THEATRE COMPANY

ESMERAIDA.
a dramatiLatlon (by Mrs France IlodgsOn Bur
nett aud W. h. Gileitel Of Mrs. Burnett,
CHARMING IDlL OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Caste includes John T.. owens, I'd. j. Buckley
MIR. and Mr.. Charles WaicOtt, Annie Russell, KATE
Denln-Wilson, Louise Dillon, e.. Wiley Pr,-brey,
". II. Pope, and l.. q. Spangler.
THE CELEBRATED STUDIO SCENE
IN ALL IT'S KSTiIETIC sPLENDOR.
SPEClAL LADIES SOUVENIR PROGRAMME
sale OF seats commences Monday morning nj y
O'Clock at Theatre and Ramos & Moses.
Reserve seats In Orche-tra, orchestra circle and
dress circle, 81. Admission, 7jc.; family cir
Gle and gallery, zoe.
THURSDAY EVENING-thc famous WILBUR
OPERA TROUPE In OLivETTE. no 2i-4t.
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The following incident Is given as fair
example OF Egyptian public ieeIInD.
ArabPs chiA being danperous,v nm no
native doctor could be found willing 70
visit 1t. II Is now nursed BY LADY sirsng.
ford and DIR. sieyeking.
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liz Make your old things look like new
by using tho Diamond Dyes. and you wiz
he happy. Any Of the fashionable eolors
iof ~ cents, asl.l. ..Ils. Il.rt
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CUN AND MYSTERY OF PSYCHE.

L'lN AND VI : En- UT TN1N IIU-
Il LOGY AND MESMERiSM. nv PROFESSOR
TOWNSEND. +. VAN EYCkE. Manager. Al
MOZART HALL, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY. November "a, 20. 27, 20.
and FRIDAY and SATURDAY. December | and
.. Admission, 2jc.; admission and reserved
scat. DOC. Doors open at y. W.; performance q;
: o'clock. MATlNEfS SATURDAYS at =
o'clock; doors open az o'clock. Reserved seats
for sale at {. +. John'ton'-, 9lS Main street.
y I-Dlr
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MARRIA(.ES.

,jarried,on the Cpd. at Tho. residence OF nc
brides uncle, by the Rev; father D1ns HEr ~
BIIRROJGiis: both Of this city,. -. 1900.
baltimore MIDI and Mount Holly (N'J') paper
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THE ONLY PLACE


- 49,. ,,,,.. T.. , wonder maj -r,,.,l... ., ..
,,,.,us, c,u W., are couldn't ,c,. ...., ,....
-, ono in .o,rch Of ANYTHING trt-r..
rtrr ak .,nd-FRGF-lf.FD pnrNr,N-
,,,tr,lvrcyc .t,l...
rt-p- SILK. and sfRGr.iINrp rp,.
40. 80, III,
-, rt-p-,tN.tI ,.t-,,.,-, r......
-. 49,, ,,.,,, ,,s..,,f.-... , 80 ,..,.. .,...
-. ...,..
'.I-,.,.. r,,,.
-" -, ,,,..,tt ,,,f..., l.,.,.,
biN''NN| 'h'lH b'i'''-'-'-' ''N' q
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RUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.

RUBY's ROYAL GLIDING.
RUBY's n
GLIDING,
EEADY For INSTANT Use,
AND
WOSDROUsLY CHEAP.
This magnincen. LIQUID gliding may be
used wherever gold adds beauty.
II instantly gives 4 surface resembling SOLID
GOLD, no matter where applied.
II IS extensively used by manufacturers. paint
ere, gilders~ &C.. in place Of gold lcaf.
FOR LADIES.
RUBY's ROYAL GLIDING f. myaluabl,.for
GLIDING HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS.
FRAMES. CORRICEs,
BASKETS, FANS,
ETAGERE OBJECTS.
DECORATIVE PAINTING, &c.
Most fashionable articles arc more than doubled
IN value by the merc,t touch Of gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE IT.
A CAMrL's-HAIR BBCSH IN EVERY BON.
THE COST II THRILLING.
SOLD By
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO., Oil east Main street;
+. l.. ID. WALFORD, AZ cast Broad street;
l.. Z. FRANCK, 2s north Ninth street;
l.. LEWIS, 9l2 east Main street;
n. GUNsT & son, 60J east Broad street;
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. 1902 Main street;
Aud nv all plint-dcalcrs aud druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. CO..
New York,
CIRCULAR FREE. no i5-eodim
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M IMMENSE REDUCT1ONs.-Dkl
GOODS OF slj kinds greatly reduced. Extraordi-
u IT,. bargains In DRESS GOODS, CLOAks, Doll
MANS. sACoUEs. CIRCULARS. CARpEIS'
ou,-CLOTHs, BLANKETS, UNDER"EAh'
nv ID. & =. MITTELDoRFER's'
SGT Broad street,
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n~d- THE NOISE ABOUT PATTI.


5000 pair UNDRESS KID-GLOVEs IN color4,
NJ 49,, worth FL;
$3.50 pair 3-BUTTON KID. In colors and black,
n ACC. pair:
TEERA-CoTTA MOUrQUETNRE MD, sold
elsewhere at 90, for $50;
NEW LINEN COLLARS at sensational prices;
GOOD QUALITY NlGHT-DBESSi. for ladico
ats 81, tucked and edged with Hamburg;
TUCKED SKIRT, cambrc nouucc. with Ham
burg edge. sl.2j.
II T. Acknowledged that our goods are made air
superior t. tn articles made North AZ the same
price.
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PA as. ORGANS. &c.
TaILORs AND CLOTRITRS.

- $500 -
>'----.--~---~~-r--
ANFpfoAT4
~
ONERCoAT~.
ovFRCoArs
o,.,.,,,....-
IN CRrAf Il..A
.......
N GREAT f'I.'
INGEEtT I.tr.lI,
~ apt-,r,..r...
o., q, .,.,.,.,.,. ..,
r g. 1FLN'E son
+. T.. SPENCE & sos.
D. 81 >prNcr .n>
p D. - ~ " - '''>'
INDICATED tNI'' -N .'.
INDICATED rNBFrWFtr
,rrr,c.rrn ,>nrr,.,-,.
90
80 ,.,..
600 g.. .
F.E. ~PFNtTA -uN.
F.R.~PFNtf ~lN
r.H.sPF~cr ~u>
F.E.sPFNCf >,N
e. eIIN,f & ~tN
BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS
BUSINESS SI'IT>
81 SINEss SUITS.
BUSlNEe> SUITS
oo3 M.i> >r..lt
80 NN'N
.,.,
HEAVY lfi-RINo I-NpFp-Uip.r~
HEAVY ,,rptNo I,Nnrps,m,,s
"""N N'NlN' NNDtE>Iil"l
HEAVY MFRINO IfNDFpspfpY>
- -
HEAVY NERlNo tNnEk~ilikf~.
'Nt. NV itNI. ' '
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Nj ST. JOHNS EPISC i Al
CHURCH Twenty hfth and Broad streoi-l.-'cr-
vices at II \. NJ. and 7:fj T.. NJ Rev. Or.
WAikEE officiating.
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L. TIE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PRAYER MEETING will be held at Clay-strcct
Methodist Episcopal church THIS AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock. All are cordially invited.
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~ PREACHING AT NICHOLSON
STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SUNDAY MoPNING and NIGHT bv Rev. ". G..
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ra1' SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strcot,).-Rcy. W. ID.
THOMAS, d. ID. will preach AT IL A. N. No
service nj night. ~
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sprtuAL NOTJCEs-

HPECIAI. Nyt ISI,1 s,e,,
MI IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.-DKf
noODs OF al, kinds greatly reduced. Extraordi-
-, 30 bargains In DRESS GOODS, CL0Aks DOL
W,xs. saCoUEs, CIRCULARS. CARPEIs'
ar ri Otis. BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR
nv ID. & +. MITTELDoRFER's,
527 Broad street.
NTH FIR TRIMMINGS, FUR LOOPS,
UurTONs, RIBBONS. LACEs, CORsETs'
Great inducements at
DIE. MITTFLDORFERS.
M EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CLOAKs,
BLANKETS, DOLNAN~, sACQUEs'
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c, ut
ID. & T.. MITE LD0RFERs.
l17- CARPETS! CARPETS! RUGS!
Ou,-CLoTUsl AND WINDOW-SHADEsl
CARPETS from auction--the best Darg''hS e'o'
cARPETs at g, 30, 25, 81, 81, AZ AZ, 81 3D.
90, II, SO, Ole; and 81 for the best 3-plY'
RUGS from soc. 10 sl2a
ID. & +. MITTELDoRFER's.
MID. Il i. MITTELDORFER HAVE
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
LADIES' CIIILDREN'S. and GENTLEMEN )
UNDERWEAR In the city;
LADIES' VESTS at 45c. worth 81;
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at s1.25
worth $3.50.
NJ LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS 1t so, 80, Zoe, and - for
tie best article. at
u. & +. MITTELDORFER'S.
NJ COMFORTABLE, LAP-ROBES,
FLANNELs, CAsSTMFRES, CORsETs,
RCFFLINGs, LACES. JEWELRI,
BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS Of all kinds.
At reduced prices ut
ID. & +. MITTELDORFER'S.
III RUBBER COATS FOR. LADIES
and MISSES at ~ 40 worth $3.50, At
-. & T.. MI1TELDORFER'S
no 26-Su,WSSa3m
M BREEDEN, TALLEY Il CO.,
300 EAST BROAD STREET.
would call the attention Of the iadle, to their w.
ried and attractive stock. consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS.
AND
LOIS OF FANCY ARTICLES
sui, Ole for Christmas and Ncw-Near's present..
N THE BLACK-GOODs DEPARTMENT
wIHAvE
CAsHMERES, sEEGEs.
OTTOMAN CLOTHS.
CORDOYA CLOTH.
SHOODAHS, TRICOT~,
MOHAWK sUITINCS, &c.
SCARLET and WHITE MERINO UNDER
WEAR. in all sizc-. Tor Ladies' Gcntlemen' nd
Children, at attractive prices;
RED and WHITE TABLF-DAMASN from 81. e.
o&1.50 per yard
TO OUR MALE PATRONS.
we are prepared to show
NICE HOSIERY, NOBBY NFCKWHAR.
PLATED JEWELRY,
HANDKERCHIEFs In Linen and SILK.
sUSPENDERs, &C..
Particular attention IS asked - our SOC. Gentle
mems WINDSOR TIES and SCARFS.
IN OUR TRIMMING STOCK
ARE
/ FOURAGIER'S and HUSsAR LOOPS, TABU-
LAR and SOCTACHE BRAIDS, GERMAN
TOWN WOODS, ZEPHYR WORsTEDS,& &c.
BUTTONS for the million-cycry Kind and I'll
price,:
6-i FELT CLOTHS, for Table, overs. In Light
Blue, Brown, Red Bronze and Green.
Ncali l. respectfully solicited from ou4 friend
and the late patrons Of :. Z. foxS son.
no 26-Su.Tu,Th& Sait
II
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ANISEMEH
~ o.
CUrNNINGHAMS BENEFIT.
PATIENCE TUESDAY LNENING.
NOVEMBER 2SllL
with the following cast:

PATIENCE.a milkmaid. Miss EN 4 MILLS.
Reginald Bmthornc, q le,hly poet,
Mr.. T.. e. jenkins.
Archibald Grosv,nor, an idylllc poet.
Mr.. Louis v. PizLini.
Colonel Calycr'cy.. Officers mir. Pierre Bernard.
Major Murgatroyd: Of Dr@- Dir. Marshall Ramos
Lieut. the Duk" Of COCA Mr. f. W. Cunning
The Lady Angc al Rtptu- Miss Carrie r. Staudc.
The Lady Ella So. Maid Miss julia Kelly.
The Lady jane. ems. Mis- Isl smith.
Chorus of twenty rapurous madcns; chorus Of
twenty Dragon guards.
Admission-lIckcts, so cents; reserved seats. rs
cents, AZ Ramos X Mosc.'. nu26
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HOWITZER BENEFIT.

now and novel entertainment. consisting ~
NlNSTRELSl. CHARACTER SKETCHES, and
. GRAND BCRLrSQUE OF THE OPERA PA
THENCE, VIII be given on the I'm or DECEN-
BERs ~ our best vocal talent. The cast and Mo-
cart Chorus, who assist have kindly volunteered
their services. nO26-lt
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NJ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CLOAkS,
BLANKETS, DOLNAN~, sACpOhS'
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c, ut
ID. & T.. MITE LD0RFERs'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

CARPETS. CARPETS! CARPETS.
Great bargains Ia these good.
Our TAPESTRIES at 7jc. are not trash. hut su-
Z. }. LEVY & Co,
no 10 2l3 cast Broad street.
Daily globe., 1882-01-29
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING

A T.ag,c Affair near pittsburgh, Pa, for
Which no Reasonable Explanation can
be offered.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 29.-Particulars of
shocking tragedy occurred in West
Deer township, this county, yesterday
afternoon, have just been received here.
1t appears that young man named Lee,
of West Middlesex, Butler county, started
out yesterday morning on hunting ex-
pedition. Late in the afternoon, while
walking through the woods few miles
from home, he met two young lady ac-
quaintances, who also resided in West
Middlesex. Without any provocation
whatever, Lee raised his gun and fired
two shots, wounding both ladies, but
neither seriously. He then ran away and
the ladies managed, after considerable
difficulty and pain to reach their homes,
where they informed their friends of the
shooting. A brother of one of the young
ladies named Allison, together with three
other men, started in pursuit of Lee aud
came upon him in the woods. He made
a desperate resistance and when he found
capture was inevitable he committed sui
eide by blowing off the top of his head.
The parties are all well connected and the
affair has created intense excitement
Lee was 81 years of age and has always
borne good reputation. What his mo-
tive was for the shooting is enshronded
in mystery.
Daily globe., 1882-01-29
ON CHANGE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Wheat was very active
but decidedly lower to-day, taking from uu
favorable eastern advices and general rush to
the close but by those who had secured little
margin, prices were a cent lower at the open
ing, declined &c more, reacted y C, fuctuated
inside a small range, and then sold steadily
down and closed at 2@24 lower thar yester
day. Sales were chiefly for March at L. 80 X q
134x; sales for May at 1.3634@1. .37A.
Corn was weak and reacted, with very little
fuctuation, h@l59c. Offerings were fair and
speculation moderate. All advices were un-
favorable, and the receipts were not so large
as usual, the closing being alc below yester-
day. Sales were 60M@61c for February; 66k
@665sc for May
Oats ruled easy and 14@3sc lower, closing
with that decline in the range of prices.
Provisions were active but easy and prices
averaged lower all around. The warm weather
and slackening European demands produced
the decline, aided by a little home bearishness.
Pork declined 1G@l5c and closed steady at the
reduction. Sales were 1900 for February;
1S.25@lS.35 for March. Lard was 5@l0c
lower and closed easy. Sales were 11.15@l1.20
for February; II .30@11. .35 for March.