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Jeanette Board OF Inquiry.
DR.. COLLINS TO BE REPRESENTED BY COT,
sEL-HIs CHARGES AGAINST DE LONG.

DR.. COLLINS TO BE REPRESENTED BY COUS
sEL-HIs CHARGES AGAINST DE LONG.
WASHINGTON, November lS.-Dr. ID. F.
Collins, OF Minneapolis, brother OF Jerome
j. Collins, the newspaper correspondent
who died with De Long at the mouth OF the
Lena river, has arrived here for the pur-
pose Of pushing his charges against De
Longs management OF the expedition. He
will ask to be represented by counsel be-
fore the Jeanette Board Of Inquiry.
He was interviewed last night by New
York Associated Press reporter, to whom
he said he had prepared a series OF inter-
rogatories which would be propounded
by the Judge Advocate OF the Jeanette
Board Of Inquiry TO Melville, Lieutenant
Danenhower, who is to be recalled, and all
other witnesses. Collins will also ask to
have his brothers diary, which Is now in
custody Of the Navy Department, put in
the evidence before the Board.
Collins states that this diary will fully
substantiate all the charges which he has
made; that it sets forth the fact that his
brother requested De Long TO allow HIM TO
accompany Noros and Ninderman that he
was in better physical condition than
either Of them, and he was confident that
if NbuiA pun llilOH-i obAihl HheNVl
for his companions, but that De Long re-
fused to let him 90.
The diary contains 4 subsequent entry
which is substantially as follows;
eve are starving. and through the
mulIsh stupidity OF our leader we shall
probably all be lost"
DI. Collins says that he can prove by
Noros and Nindcrman that his brother
urged De Long to let him accompany
them, and that he was peremptOrily re-
fused.
DR.. Collins asserts that he can establish
bis charge Of systematic persecution OF his
brother-a persecution due, rs he believes.
to jealousy lest a civilian should reap an
undue amount OF credit or glory from
the publication OF scientific material which
he alone had collected. and the custody Of
which he had insisted upon retaining.
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coLoRED sCHooL-TROUBLE sRrTLEp-xre-
DER TRIAL-sIcESEsS AND DEATHs-CRops.
ETC.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
HI,u,,a Nr. November -, Ite-.
OFFERINGS.
UHEAr.-Whi.. 1852 ba-h,'s. Red J.32e
hu-hcl- til t.igO tu,Lcl. .,
CoRS.-Whlte. 300 "a. aels: rr-eNitAi.'a' co..
Iu.hri- Mixed. A.. bushels.
DAT 1870 bushels.
PYF.-lI6 hel--
AEN--7D bushels.
BLAcKEYE PEA-.-ji bushels.
SAILS REPORTED To -FCRtIAh1.
WngAr.-Wtite.j 2s bushels fair 70 YER = II
ferrf.. Rod. i42 au-Lel. -.oj o. prime Ian %
atsll2 % S1.IJ; 90 or .lel mlNeI on rr'A d
terms: 81 bushels ~ Ned 80 sl.lo: .e'l Ois."l-
common ~ prime fGltZ q. 9Oc. % tl.lr.
CORS White. a bushels very good toiiI Hi
sac: $40 bu-Icl- very good 90 prime new 10 -
10 zoe. Mixed, 40 tushei. good 70 'ety -rod
new IL 81 to go.
RYF.-IjG bushels very good ~ Csc.
CrTfoS -Tonr dsn. Receipts. ~ r.lo-
shipments. AZ bale. Quoaucn-: htddhrr -.
Ice: low UiGdiiug. . q.
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Lenped into a Furnace.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November ls.-Wil-
liam ii. Cunningham, a workman at the
Birmingham rolling-mills, this morning
left his work, walked over 20 the Alice
blast furnace, assembled TO the mouth Of the
stack, and awaited a moment for charging.
When the bell was raised he threw of his
hat and leaped headforemost into the fur
mace. Deceased was forty years old, and
leaves wife and three children. He was
formerly Of Kentucky. He had been low
spirited for several days, but had not been
drinking.
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Death of Ii. n. Allen. Clerk of Bote-
fOurt Court.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di.patch.l
LrN.c crr 4 Nnrntnhnr l. 1880


FINCAsTLE, November II, 1882.
3. VI. Allen. clerk OF the Circuit and
County Courts Of Botetourt, died about
half-pi,t 9 o'clock last night at his resi-
dence, in Fincastle. The deceased entered
the clerks office a deputy to William NJ.
Lakeland in 1867. He was then mere
boy without experience and with little edu-
cation. But he soon began to show his
true worth, and he was appointed by Judge
Thomas y. Houston the first clerk OF this
county under the new Constitution, which
position he held to the time OF his death,
having been repeatedly elected 10y large
maioritie, over all his competitors, the
reople recognizing in him 4 clerk o. I'M
usual efficiency, and 2 genial and accommo-
dating Gentleman. Mr.. Aliens health had
been declinin. for some time, and the
labor Of the canvass list spring told on
him perceptirlv. lie was about thirty-lye
wears OF age. and leaves a wife and Tour
children in comfortable circumstance
having By industry and rare bu>ineS, tact
accumulated considerable property. lie
va. q consistent aud useful member OF the
Methodist church. and will be greatly
missed in thi. county. and especially III THIS
community AtItN.
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r.vee Excitement I'm Louisiana.

NEW YORK, November ls.-A Times spe-
cial from New Orleans says: The people
Of Tensas parish are much excited over the
possible action OF the congressional com
mittee with regard to the Mississippi le-
wees. The North Louisiana Journal eX-
presses great alarm at the approach OF the
committee, and the influence which Il al
Ices i being exerted by Captain John
C0wden in hostility to Tensas.
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no,,n of General Fessenden.

PORTLAND, Me-, November Is.-General
,.nes u. Fe.senden, United states regis
term ter in bankruptcy, and son Of the late SEN sen.
a AZ baIf.past 10 O'Clock this morning. lie he
VI mo s'I nearly fifty years old. He was in
General %. Sherman's army in its march
through Georgia.
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YeiIOW-fcyer.

HAvANA, November ls.-The Italian
bark Caterina. which sailed from Pensacola
on october 18th for Greenock, has arrived
at quarantine here. The whole crew, eX'
cepting the captain, mate, cook, and stew,
ard. died OF yellow-fever at Pensacola, and
when the vessel was day ont from that
port the captain and cook died OF the same
disease. There were six deaths from yell
low-fever in Havana during the past week
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H~lf Roasted while Drunk and Asleep

sYRAcCsg, n. T., November 1S.-Alyin
Getman last night while intoxicated and
on his way home fell in the road after
putting lighted pipe in his pocket, and
dropped asleep. His clothing took fire,
and he was burned 20 badly that he viii
probably die. He presented himself this
morning at the house Of a neighbor in 4
terrible condition, his clothing being all
burned of except the waistband Of his
shirt and five or six inches OF his panta-
looms, which were tucked in his boots.
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WAsHINGTON, y. {.
am anxious to introduce DR.. Bul'>
Cough syrup among my Indians, having
used II myself for several months, and
think Il one Of the finest remedies ever
found. | assure you it i the only thing
that ever relieved me Of q protracted
cough, brought on by exposure while on
the Sioux Commission last year.
4. G.. B00HE,
Agent for Poncas and United states COM
rnf--inrlnr
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Personal.
Ill WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

'NO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
L Take notice that on the 5TH DAY Og DE-
CEMBtR, 1852. | shah apply TO the Court OF
hanccTy for tie chg Of Richmond for an order
directing John h. Montague, administrator Of the
estate CfJAAiES =. FREELAND, deceased. 10 pay
over 10 me, a. guardian Of John Frecland, the sum
oi $500 annually durtng bis minority, being on
account Of the interest or share Of my said ward
one If the distributes Of the sud dec, dent;
which sum of $500 per annum will be removed "
Alabama. where have qualified As said guardian,
from time 10 time as received.
ELIZA GOLDTHWAlTE.
no 5-Sutw by counsel.
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Wreck of q Freight Trim.

GALVESTON, November ls.-The NelcS'S
Bremond. special says: \ wreck OF one en-
ginc and fourteen freight cars occurred on
the Houston and Texas Central railway
three miles north Of here yesterday. The
engine was completely broken to pieces
and one carload OF cotton was burned.
Trains are all delayed.
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Serious ARRAY I'm AInbama.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1s.-The
TimeS-DemOrafS Opelika (Ala.) special
says a serious ARRAY occurred there Thurs
day night, in which Jim Roberts, Charley
Dix, and Charley Griggs were wounded.
Pistols and shot-guns were both used
The row lasted all night, and the destruc-
ton Of show-windows and lamps was con-
siderable. 1t seems 10 have grown out Of
the general dislike for the city government
About 900 shots were fired.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

An Albright Fight IN opeiika, Aia.-Mrs.
Melville ReRairs Her Heaith-A FREIGHT
Train Wrecked In Texas-FrightfIl Suicide
in AIabama-A Man Fearfully Burned
While Drunk and Asleep with q Lighted
Pipe in His Pocket-A Wife-Niurderer Sem
fenced the Second Time-Trust- Moneys In
vested In Government BoDds-The Location
OF the Worlds Cotton Centennial Expo-
characterization OF Another OF the Joyce
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Conviction of Murslercrs.

GoLDsBORO', Y. c., November 1S.-The
trial Of the negroes Robert Pratt and
Frank Moore, for killing O'Neill. white
man, closed to-day. Pratt was sentenced
to be hung January 18th next. Moore
goes to the pententiary for twenty years.
There were five negroes on the jury.
Moore, when sentenced, confessed the
crime
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Second Sentence Of a wife-Nurtierer

CINCINNATI, November Is. William Nc
Hugh was to-day sentenced to be hanged
on March ., 1888. This is the second time
ne has been sentenced to death. the former
judgment having been reversed on an error
by the Supreme Court. His offence was
the murder Of Lis wife. The crime was
committed in dayIight in the public street.
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I,,g for More Wages.

-, hoa M, ,be baiiv Courier to-day asked an
i i,vrs o Of wages from twenty to twenty
, ,ia cnn, VI and have given the proprietor
two weeks for considerations
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Co,,o, Simply of the World.

NEW YORK, November 1s.-The total
vi-ihle SUNNY OF cotton for the world IS
1928 ,G97 bale, of which l,5l3,S9, l. Amer.
can against 3,nS,23j bales and l,99i,s95l
balss respectively last year. Receipts oil
cotton at all interior towns, lls.,61 bales :;
rcceintS from plantations. 20l,j37 bales (;
crop in sight, 2,32j, $50 bales.
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FIOur-Nill Burned.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, November 1s.-A
special to the Ne,cS from Fort Worth states
that at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the nour-mll at that
place. and the mill and some smaller
houses were burned. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
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p..oxery Of Mrs. Melville.

SoRRIsrOwN, Pa, November aS.-Mrs.
NaIviiis wife Of Engineer Melville, OF the
I Ioannette expedition, left the insane hospl-
yea." ~ Mace last evening for home. She
TAI ~ lined III her health completely.
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FOR LADIES.

FOR LADIES.
RUBY's ROYAL GLIDING Is invalnaDle i"'
SUDISG HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS
FRAMES. CoRRICEs,
BASKETS, FANS,
ETAGERE OBJECTS,
DECORATIVE PAINTING, &C.
NosI fashionable articles are more than d'uo'ea
in value By the merest touch OF COLO.
ANY ONE CAN USE 1T.
,c,NFI.s-uAIR Blush IN EVERY bon
THE COST Is THRILLING.
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~.na,s Arrested for Fraud.

W.sHrsGroN, d. c., November is.EMar,
sha,, H nona,ass OF the Western District OF
MORT CafoIina. reports the arrest OF Depu,
ty.Marshals Haney and kilpatriek, charged geo
With presenting fraudulent accounts 10 Inc
Treasury.
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This magnihcen, LIQUID GLIDING may be
u-.d wherever gold adds beauty.
ItinstantIy gives surface resembling sVLAD
COL d. no matter where applied.
uis extensively used by manufacturers paint
e-s. gilders, &C., in place Of gold leaf
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Another OF the Joyce Murdercrs Con-
yicted.

DUBLIN, November ls.-Myles joyce.
who was arraigned for trial Yesterday for
the murder OF the elder Mrs. joyce. was
convicted to-day and sentenced to death.
Mylcs joyce was the first cousin Of the mln
joyce who wa, murdered.
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LoNDoY, November lS.-The proposal to
reduce the sum set apart for the French
Department Of Public Works by 100000
900 francs, i'm order 10 secure the balancing
OF the budget. will probably be adopted.
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sss4as .-s ..isslAisu'
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NEW YORh COTrus rpTrpr,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, NovEaBEr ls, 1853.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Guyaniot'c. Kelly. New Yors rrerchsa.
steamer Pioneer. smith. Phiiadei = ,,erchau-
disc, j. W. Nctarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL clifford, Norfolk, United >,afos
raail' merchandise, and passengers, l.. =. Tatum,
superintendent.
schooner ". G. Wickham, Steelrsa New York.
Iron, Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company.
Schooner Albert Mason. At botf. New YORK, pig.
iron, Old Dominion IRON and Nail-NC rss.
schooner r.. 4. Lnght. Huniley, Sow YORK,
Iron, Chesapeake aGl Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Setee. W., ZuleG, New York merchant
disc, Curtis Parier.
schooner John D.. shaw, Osborn, New York, hay,
simpson. Base x e.. -,
schooner +. Ncrw IN. Brown, New lo.k. Iron,
Richmond and Dalville Railroad Company.
Schooner Harry sheppard, Clayton. N,lg York,
plg-lron. Old Dominion IRON aBO Nsii-N orks.
schooner Richard Peterson. English. 20 n I'm.
boy. y. j., coal, Ere iegar Company.
Schooner \. 4. llcklGy. (rsmmof, Ncw York,
iron, Chesapeake aad Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner VI. X. 0ckhiil, Anderson. New YORK,
salt, r. +. Wiliams K Co.
Schooner Paul All Thompson, Bc-uc,t. New
York, kinite. 4. :. Ice.
iron. Richmond and DanyIlle Railroad C0mpany.
schooner James Dctwier, Berry New FORK,
merchandise. master.
SAILED.
Schooner George W. Anderson, Csle. Ncwterg,
lumber, Curtis Parker.
schooner Cornelius Newkirk, lTuntley, Iioioken,
ties, Curtis & Parker
CLEARED.
Brigantine kcsake tIBr.L LeBlsncq. Bahia.
flour. Gallego Mills Manufacturing Conn any.
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Ey Telegraph.


NV YORK, November lS-NeoR.-Stocks mode
/ ratclv active. Money. , yer cent. kNriLtr &c
/ Long $50: short asa. >k.e bonds ncglecUd.
/ Governments strong and generally higher.
! hctntn g.-kNchangc. 3SU. b0E-rum'n y
/ general y strong: new 81. IolT; nCw ~ 4lGs:
new a., 1872: -. lQl.. Money, GAS per cent
states without feature. Irea.aT! oa.-E'es-toin'
tlU3.lO9; cdrrt ncy, <4-61c.
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ny Telegraph.


NEW lORh.
SvE Y0Rk. November IS.-COttoa MN; ~.lcs'
Az tale; up.ands, 10 S-loc.' Orleans, INsc''
consolidated net receipts. 3ts91 r1E. ~
ports-to Great Britain, 2l,2Il bales; ~ ne
Continent. ll,4sO bales. southern Hour dn.l and
heavy: common - fair extra, t4.1O@fc.-0
cool 10 choice extra. - 3O@s6.7o. What
Cash toek ss Sefy nrs No. ' Isa y SyIlIs
s'07Lg<l.O7h. Iu1l-Cash and Noyemosr "a
sc. lower; uagr1d.d, 70a SAP; No. z No
setiys: No. s. 42@42sc. Hop dull and r-ther
weak Coffee duh and rather easier NO - 80 ",
quoted At 7&ssS,: nS 'c's - ga rsannx a,,SSe
AZ ziIr pc: refined hrn and quiet; standard
F. sSGsi,c. Molas-es unchanged aho d4Il'
Pice ogiet and lrmly held. ROsiu quiet add an,
c eilso an 81 sOMrl.gO. Turpe1nne dull and
Vnr1fn,l ~ 53c. Wool dall and rather we &.
Pors doll. unsettled, and deprts-ed In -ymp''hy
with the West; prices here nomin - az is-
portad: new mess spot, qEoted At sZl;ot' VIC,
ai,s dull and nominal; long clear &C. ier'
OPENED shade stronger aiLerwarcs h,s' nc 40,
vance and declined 1E@ lZse'' closing Iu no En-
heavy: sales Of prime steam -iO1 ~ 7'-'0''
Freigilfs 70 Liverpool stronger
BALTIMORE.
RuvruoRE. November ls.-Flour quet md
unchanged. Wheat-S southern stady ana . let'
,g,-s,.rn opened higher and closed easier :, an
ern red sl94ati ant 6 si'9Ntes'i1s Sg'
rlnter red. spot tI.o64sl.O6-. CoTri,soeth-
ern irregular and duil Nest'rn qdl.t AM I i
southern white. Old 1861 Ne 0.eS1c.t:. 49,,
NV zoe. Oats steaoy; -outhern, 42N+oe. vet
ern. white. 43G46c.; mixed 4Oeftz'.; M ~,
svl,ania. i2046c. Provisions quiet ane US
riapged' Coffee duh; Rio eargoes. ordinary 70
kew quiet al slice slIss. Frelghfs uneh-'nTs'
and dull. ,uxC,Nc.TI
,,xcrSS,rI. November ls.-Flur FIRM aud NJ
ci'snged. Wheat firm: No. 2 red winter, v7a gI.s
| Corn dull and lower; No. mixed held az =;
new ear 5cG53c. ta,s .slVngei t. ,.,r,, :,
Iii az Ruik-meats dull and nominal bacnL-
No transactions. Mhiakey ~ iai as ,, n-,.i
! H. active and firm: common ana lfht soN
ss155: pa kIng and butcher, to.oo@s7
LOUISVILLE.
/ ro,,s,.rrrr November lS.-fiOur ncmlcall,
| ,nchsnred Com quiet and 1nehanged. fof,
eaist. in.-,s-pOrk. eel. Lard sfc1oyi ste.in heal
}sc Bacon da and anee "a sss 'SSy I ~,
| Inlet and unchanged aIsi'if.
| ,o,,,s November ls.-Flour qnset an,
| ,os.h.nz,d Wheat duh and lower; Ma. = ~ ia'l
aI,SSS-altc. cash, 95'se. December. Germ oisne'
Sstiey and declined TO 674c cash, &C.. sostniiti
| slte. December. Oatc elkier: sos. Cab, = =
November, S3'sc. December LION t,,.ss
steady at si'lo' oa,caoo.
c.uc.co. November ls.-Floar nrn md n
changed. Wheat steady. regular; v5c. Novel;
ber 93.e. DeeemesI; cSrn lrferua s n1 Den I'm
hsr O.is steady and In fair demand; 3o4e. ss.sl
Az. November, s5tsezs3se. Deeemtsr; P.r
i"xrr: eI7.9Omsls cash, sl7-so9sII.s. n,
yemesr, sii 5s9sit ~ Sl psss sios5 Deem
,ar' iiulk-mc Ia fair demand; shoulders, -
=. ~. SEES a. :. ~ $500. ----'
..ssa, ..s -s,Si.ansev.
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r.,n nm the Rail.

ATLANTA. November ls.-Last nignt Al,
len codwaii was run over by train and
-, s.W.I q; x.a..nSe,.
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NEW YORK. November lS.-The weekly state
men, of the associated bank issued TO-DAY -,lSH
he following changes: Loans decrease. Sl,4Z7,
700: .uecie Increase. $2.l6I.90O; legal ;sncer-
Increase. s331.4Oo: deposits increase, tl,;re'-
100: circulation increase. $500: reser'r ~
The tanks now hold :s7s,675 L.. Than legal
requirements.
RALrruORE. November ls.-Frglnla g.. cot-
sol.dated. 81: second -.rie-. 81 g: p1-t-d"e ron-
pon-. G7: new l0-f0's, 4AAi. Bld to-day.
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CITY DISPENSARY.

CITI DlSPEN>ARY, No. 3,
~ AT THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
CORNER OF MARSHALL AID COLLEGE sTHRETs,
RICHMOND, VA.
OPEN DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
from IL o'clock VI. 10 . O'Clock +. VI.
Al INDECENT persons of this city requiring medl-
cal or sur-i al treatment entitled - he bone
its Of tiis Disycnsary free Of charge.
The Disitu-lry consists II the following de-
partmcut~-yiI- MEDICAL surgical Dbstefrcal,
AMI Eye. Tar, amt Throat, under the charge 81 the
professor, 4 the Medical Coilege II Ntrsinii.
Di-else- II feuslcs and the treatment Of the
Eye lar. and Throat VIII receive especial atten-
tiru.
Women will also hc attended during their cOn-
fnemcnt ~ their residences, provided timely
notice be given.
MEDICAL OFFICERS or TIE INSTITUTION:
Attending Physician: DIR. ". L. Jane, Or. >.
=. ID Cullen, DR.. J. =. Wexford, Dr. Chnrlcs ".
. shield, Or. l.. 7. olcmlu.
Dspegsary Physicians: Dr. William +. Mercer
and Or. tdw. Ne Carthy. -
CHARLES T.. BIGGER,
Superintendent u Public Charities
! no 16-lw
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DEATH FROM BURNING-CASH SURPLUS II The
BEASURT-NCREASED COTTON RECEIPTS
REVENUE COLLECTIONS AND TOBACCO EX-
P0ETS-CHURCH MISSIONS N CHESTER
FIELD-FEEsONAL-MAR BOOTHS CASE.
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SOLD BY

SOLD 81
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO., Gil east MAIN s.ee'
r. 4. ID. wALFORD, All east Broad s'fse''
n y. FRASCK, IS north Ninth street.
l.. LEWIS, ola east Main street;
70 GJJNsT 4 SON, COS east Broad street
RANDOLPH a ENGLISH, l3oz MAJ" ''ee''
And by all paint-dealers and druggists, co
NEW YORK CHEMICAL nfD 70. 49, ~
,,ac,,.. . w Iv-eval@
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F,onr-We quote: Fine. f30s3.2j -ai"T-
mon family. - 1880 Patent family. tC'0i~c -.
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MtI.M ktfI,Hu

MILWAUKEE,, November 1e.-FIsn--Yair IA.
cash and November, 94xc.: No. 3. TeIr.: W. q
64c. Corn quiet and shade 1rmer: NJ. :. { : ..
new. csc. Oats-No. scarce ara ncsainxi At
3tc.: white. 394A4lkc. Provisions irltg,ilr.
Mess-pork, si6.lO cssh, els Noycmbrr. Id
I,rime steam. sl1.75 cash, ~ l.6n Scs-mtr.
Hogs quiet and ariner st s6.15@ 1855.
NEW YORh COTTus rlTCgls-
NEW YORK, November 1s.- Co.'on-..e, re.
ceipts, go bales: gross receipts. S,tzl balen.
Futures closed strong sales, lss zoo f-t.s: No
semeer, tlO.6s&tI0.70; Dc. cmler, a. O.5l0
s,os3 January. sl057@tlo.5s; feorusrL
1io.6sGsi 0.69; March, sl0.7s@tf1.S SO; ApriL
siu.segslO.90; Nay, sl0.g9Hsli: June
sIloe9sl1lc: July, s11.19@@sll.2): As-
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NO NEY 10 \ y + b

JrON
REAL. ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
>perial attention given u the kESrlNG OUT
or REM EsTATE AMI tie COLLECTION "
Rents. Liberal adv lnces made.
All Kind, u CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE ~ sale.
SAILS By AUCTION made In city or eoua-
Try
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE 10 exchange for
Nrgnian.
DEEDS written and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
taken.
Apply for the VirgiRid Laad Guide.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate. Land Agent, and Auctione'r,
au27-eOd3m 1908 banA street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, Eosembcr le. 1852,

SATURDAY, Nogcmbcr 10, 1852.
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-l0 shares Charlotte. CO.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad stock az 37s. 10
do. at 371, 10 do. at 37k. 10 do. at ST. 20 do. at
37s, 10 do at 37s, so do at u, so DO at 37a; 10
shares Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad stock at
1e.
SECOND BoARp.-l0 shaJes Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at 37,, 10 do. a. 37s,
10 do. ut 374 10 do. at S7s. 10 do. at 37. 10 do.
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RVBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.

r U f's ROYAL
~ GLIDING.
READY FOR INSTANT USE,
AND
WONDRoUIY CHEAP.
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MILLINERY.
NOTHING STRANGE

y @5,a5,G
70 see 30 MANY people hocklng 70 -TMs1Ss
MADAME REGINA JACOBS ESTABLISHMENT
where they can De accommodated with such
beautiful goods usually exhibited in ID fashionable
millinery store 1t such extremely low prices. Her
stock 4, COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT and
her daily receipts per EXPIRE l. an indication
that he does sell low.
she is Offering PLUMEs thirty Per cent. Jess
than any other house In the city.
In CHILDREN- hats her variety canno, BE-
cXcelled.
Ladies wouli De benefited by giving Ter a
friendly call when ont -hoprlng. Don't forget the
new MILLINERY STORE.
uolg-lts lIO7 east Main street.
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-or,Cr r1Ir LAWMAKERS OF

NOTICE. THE TAXPAYERS OF
y UENRICO COUNTY are hereby notihcd mat
the Treasurer will be at his office in tie County
court-house from the l5th OF SoNenoer 20 ,ne
3Ofh Nnclusiyel for the purpose OF colectlng STAT,
comfy. and -choOl taxes for the year les2, aiter
which date ser cent. win be added aud sent out
for c0lIcction, as the law directs ,,,.,>,.o
iOi WILLIAM VI. MCGRUDER,
wan County Treasurer.