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e~MIpLorHI.N LUMP AND ANrHRA.

CITE Coal The subscriber has now on hand, and
daily receiving, large supply ofvery superior Mid.
iveripg at the lowest market price; and has also
hand a large supply of Red and " hite ash Egg Al.
thracite Coal which he will sell by the load short
OF long ton Orders left at either Of his Offices one
at Danville depot one on Dock between 18th arc
18th streets at the Auction store of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
mol p e. LARUS
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Iru;,cd States Agricultural Society.

Wear requested by Mr. b. FRENCH, Treasurer
of the United States Agricultural Society, to say
that he will be absent from Washington city the
three first days of the present week. After that
he will be ready to attend to applications already
made aud that may be made. for premiums award
ed at the recent exhibition. He will promptly
pay all which the books of the Society show to be
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ss5~ CHILDREN WITH WoRms.-These

little sufferers will rejoice to learn of a palatably
remedy for this prolific source of disease among
them, Worms. They need not take any more
seous worm medicine. Holloway's Worm Confec-
will Welsh They are purely vegetable and are APP
proved of by most respectable physicians and
heads of familiet the safest aid most effectual
Worm Medicine discovered Try them cents
per box
Sold by FISHER WINSTON and PURCELL, LADp /.
tn III
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H| II YoU ARE SICK. the probability
Is that the root Of your suffering In the stomach
From q weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, ARue,
Laucuor all res, and legion Of other tormensing
Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore dest oy he sire ngth and ygor OF the Gu
tire 81 stem To restore the tone Of the stomach,
and enable it to throw of and dismiss forever all
these troublesome and dangerous complaints, no
HOSfETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. A trial of their power cannot fail TO prove
that there il no failure in their sanatye effects
We cheerfnly recommend them to the public.
knowing as we do. thsir many exceli,nt qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. no 4-lm
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nrucIAL uoTIcHs.
~wrsrsa Orsnrxo.--|

Would inform the ladies' OF kchmo nd that che e.,
Just returned from the North on Saturday ana wni
open ut her sales rooms. over Gsrdner, CaIi.on =
Co. on "Wednesday morning next. 10th instant, tfe
largest an most bsautifpl assortment IT LAbIsS
WINTER DRESS HATS she has ever had the plea
cure Of m ring them. Her styles are enSifeiy new
M 2-qta
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TIE TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. THE funeral of officer Rig
don, who was murdered on Friday night, took
place this afternoon. An immense crowd includ-
ing the Mayor aud large body of the police, at
tended it. The streets through which it pass ed
were densely crowded. There was no disturbance
The mutderers have been indicted and will be tried
during the present week
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| TERRIBLE ToRNADo.-LosS OF LIFE.-A terrible tor
nado occurred in East Mississippi on the nights o.
| the 18th and Both ult The Mobile Mercury has
the following particulars of its destruction of HUI
man life:
That of Tuesday night occurred about O'clock
2. NJ, and PASSED through the western portion Of
Jasper county. In its Curse it struck the plan
tston of Josiah Moody, aud the report that reaches
US Is that every house was swept completely away
aud their fragments scatteaed tar aioug the win
Winds path, and with them almost the entire fam
iy swept into eternity OF thirteen persons IN the
house at the time, the lifeless aud man led bodies
Of nine were picked up by the neighbors who AS
sembled the next morning. Some of these were
carried great dis lance along it's track by the aw
full power of the storm. Two others, the wife of
Mr.. Moody and his little daughter, were found
alive, but so severely wounded that no hope was
entertained OF their recovery. But of Mr.
Moody's family. little girl, escaped, who is ex-
pected to survive, but with considerable injuries
man, who seems not TO have belonged 10 the
family, bnt was staying there, escaped with So
little injury that at daylight he able to proceed
TO the h use OF Mr. Dickinson who lived the nearest
by, with his sad message of death and destruction,
aud in quest of assistance. There he found the
houses all blown down, but no one killed, MIR.
pictn.cn's house being Just upon the verge of the
storm and not receiving full force. The neigh
bors gathered TO tho scene as fast the news
spread, and after search found all the missing-the
nine dead aud two supposed to be mortally wound
ed, as stated above. a sou of the old man. with n
young wife and infant, had arrived on a visit to
his fathers on the evening before. They were all
lost. of the further progress and ravages Of that
tornado we have heard nothing, but fear 1t is not
all told. On the next WED lesday) night a hurri
cane passed through portion of Clarke and Lau-
derdaie counties It seemed to have been less vio-
lent, but not unattended with loss of LIE. We
bear of the death of "a negro belonging TO MI
Brewster, IN Iiauderdale county.
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, G. LARUS.

DG~ "HERRING's" FIRE-PRooF SAFES,
WIT POWDER PROOF LocKs"-These SAFES are coz
.dered the best made in the World, and received the
Medals at the Worlds Fair in Lond0n, and ut tht
Crystal Palace in New York.
"a reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS is offered &c
any person who shall prove that one Of them ha.
ever failed. in accidental fire, to Its
tents" KNOWLES 4 WALFORD,
90 l-.0v srpvta rtefr
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s1s- PROJECTION BUILDING FUND Cow.

PANY-iMPoRrANT MEErIyG.-You are requested TO
attend the Monthly meeting of the Stockholders
WBDN ESDAi night, Nov. 10th at the Office OF the
Company, on 18th street. at ~ o'clCcs, at which
time the Committee appointed for that rurpose.)
will report plan for winding up the Company at
once In the event of inability to attend the meet
ing, please give power Of attorney to act for You
Proxies will be found at the Secretarys office
By order of the Beard of Directors.
no 4-6t AT BURR, See'y.
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s~E. BAKER, EsQ.-SIR: Having

kE IL. bAhhn' G0S'~oin' ha'ine
been materially benefited, l may say cured of q
violent attack of Dyspepsia by the use of your
Premium Bitters," bear willing record TO their
efficacy in the disease itself, and the attendant
symptoms. After the use of few bottles had a
return of appetite and continuance of their use
restored healthy tone Of stomach.
Icnmmend them with the utmost confidence te
the afflicted, and add my share of thanks to you as
a beneiac tor TO humanity,
With my best wishes am,
RICHMOND, SEPT IS, IS5S. HARRISON, JR
For sale By Messrs PURCELL, LADD 4 co, and
by all other prominent DRUG gsts in the city of
Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia, oc 20
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There were only liza deaths from fever In New
Orleans for the week ending the LIST inst. Dr. Jno.
". W. Picton,a we'll known physician, was among
them.
Rev. Ed. Purcell has declined the appointment
Of coadutor bishop Of the Catholic diocese Of Pitts
burg.
The ourneymen eoachmakersof New Haven are
on strike. They demand the prices that were
paid them previous t. the crisis last year.
VIM. ii. Reynolds. editor OF the Bedford Demo
cr q, has been appointed Postmaster at Lieerty,
Va, rice Reuben Parker resigned,
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TOURNAMENT BaLL.-Tbe Petersburg Express

TOURNAMENT BaLL.-The Petersburg Express
noticing the ball there Friday night which follow
ed the tournament, says:
ISIS Emma Cousins was crowned sQueen of
Love and Feanty' by Sir James L. Williams
and the lovely Miss Jennie johnson "Maid OF
honor by Sir George T. Lucy. The Orator, Mr.
Mm b. Hsmbin acquitted himself OF this occasion
The ceremony was witnessed By a througine assem-
oiage, and was crowned in its turn, with gay
complimentary bali.
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Engineer and Superintendent N &PRR
EAT RESULTS FROM EXpERT.

NkEAT RESULTS FKUM EXPERI-
~ MENTS-The greatest discoveries have been
made BIZ experiments. Wonderful and curious
sights have come to light owing to the forests ht
aud ingenuity of mankind and every day of our
lives some hing new springs up which causes us to
wonder be surprised and astonsbed at: and one of
the wonders of the age has Just been discovered this
season by Z GOI DSM1T, 2O5 Broad street, in the
and to give his customers the advantage of those
great bar gains. and be has found favorable results
therefrom His customers have been pleased salts
fed and astonphed, and often were as'ounded at
their great bargains. G0LD5MIT still says he has
still some OF those great bargains on hand and is
receiving every day additions to his stock
Those TIA wish 10 purchase cheap Cloaks, Erin
minss, Fmbr ideries. Millinery Goods Blesched
Cottons Black Silks, aud host of other articles Just
go to + GDLDSMIT
Rrnad ar
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MARRIED.

On the 4h inst. by Elder John Hmt,sr ~ &.
TON. all Of this city. :.
In Norfolk. on Thur.dsy, 4th insi. By the Rsy VT
OKeson, Mr. OSCAR CRAM, OF kicnmond' 70 MISE
ELLA SHEPPARD. of Norfolk.
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ELoPEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY.--John Conner,
very bright mulatto, slave of Joseph Canterberry.
of Giles county, Va, and Miss Frazure, a white
girl eloped together few nights since. as is sup
posed for the purpose of getting married. They
passed through Union, Monroe county, the next
morning where they took break fast
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DOUBLE ELopEMENT.-Week before last, a man
named Joshua King, quack doctor and local
preacher in the N. L church, (North0 living on
Elk river in Nicholas county, about IS miles from
this place. eloped with two grown daughters OF
Mr. Michael Griffith, leaving his wife aud large
family in destitute circumstances. King owned a
good farm and was, before this occurrence consid-
cred an upright man. He sod on leaving, his
farm, which was supposed to be worth $4,000, for
$500 in ready money, grea was his desire to get
away Great excitement prevails in the neigbs
borhood. and it is thought he will be followed
but I'D to this time nothing is known of his where
abouts- kdndWiG Va Star.
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pRrsBYrgRIas sYspoDs.-Tbe Old School Presby
terrain Synod Of Virginia IL In session at Cbarlotes
willie. Rev. ssm'I d. Steward, Of christiansburg
WIS elected Moderator, and Reys w. j. Hoge and
y johnson clerks
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n~ SPECIAL NoTIoE.--The attention
of the trade il asked to my sale Of Dry Goods DO TO
take place at the store of Henry Brown, ESQ., ~ II
nnsit ~ EB COOK, Auct.
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New .YoRK, Nov. 6-The United States Nail steam
ship Illinois. with Californg mails ard rassep GERS
sailed at O'clock. P. NJ. for Aspinwall, and the
steamer Washington with mails for Kingston Ja~
maica, and acme 800 passengers, via Nicaragua, to
connec. with the Herman at San Juan del Sur. left
al the same hour.
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new PosToFRIcE is established at Wakefield
station, Sussex county, Va, and John e Nichol
son appointed postmaster. On the route from
Petersburg to Norfolk. The office of Pleasan,
Ridge, Princess Ann county, Va, is discontinued
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SAILING OF STEAMERS.

WISCONSIN ELECTION.
CHICAGO, Nov 5-Larragee. democrat, is elected
in the third Congressional district.
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ssn Tgn PORTSMOUTH TRANSCRIPT

says:-"Good Bread-it is universally conceded-s
the chief ornament of a well supplied table Within
dozen who produce the staff of life in eatable
condition. Everything is tabled in delightful style,
but bad bread msrs the whole To remedy this evil.
housekeepArs need only to secure box Of rMPLBs
YEAST POWDER. They are certainly unfailing in.ther
operation"
This article isnow becoming very popular. and is
sold By all Druggists and Grocers in the State.
No
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4 VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN

A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN
"a HEN6ICO. SEVEN MILES BELOW RICH
d Nd On THE ROAD LEADING TO NEW KENT
u UlAT-HoUSE, CONTAINING $50 ACnEs, FOR
SALT offer sor sale the FARM situet ted de-
is ell wooded The improvements coDsiss OF u
framed Dwelling, with five rooms. Kitchen, Barn,
&C " it'll young Orchard Of select fruit The loca-
ton is healthy and society good. 1t will be shown
by Mr. JAS Garter, who lives on the premises A
gTeat bargain can be had 10 the purchase If the
Fai H. if immediate application be made to
RIO LYME, Laad Agent,
Office under the METROPOLITAN hall,
S-cfaQlW Prank lin
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5-If the counties vet to hea,
from poll the same vote in 1856, the democratic
State ticket is elected.
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Lost.

I OST-On Thursday night on Wall
- street, or near there, my FHKE PAPER
They were in q tin box. / will give reward for
them, if LETT at this office.
MsHALA BROOKS
no SITS AfIes We man of color,
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n.y. TIM UNION BuILDIsa FUND Con-

pANY will hold its regular monthly meeting tbs
evening at IN CLOCK. In MIR. Cary's behnoi nonse'
m Grace street. between 18Th and Zo'h Streets
Church Hill ,roun G.,
no Sit thu IL u WALnohD. sec j.
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CREsH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODs.-

EREsH AND BEAUTIFUL GUUDS.-
j MILLHISER BRO. have the pleasure to
announce the arrival of their last weeks auction
purchases from the late closing ont sales in New
York, consi.ting in part OF elegant Dress Silks !;
slack Silks, remarkably cheap; the largest stock
Of new and handsome Shawis at low prices; Cloaks
Bla ind Coiored loths asd Beaver for Clsaks and
Raelans; new Valentias and low-priced Delain I;
French and English Merinoes; a largs lot of Linen
goods of the best make-the cheapest we ever had /;
also, lots of Flsnnels and other Domestic goods
for servants Buyers will fad orr stock at present
larger and a. lower prices han ever before
MILLHTSER L BRO
Rroa
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CRIMINAL MATTERs.-Stanley, convicted of horse
stealing in stanton, Va, has been sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary. The second trial
of Rev. Daniel Downey, for the murder of VIM.
Mullen, takes place on Wednesday next. large
portion of the venir in this case issummoned from
Albemarle county.
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UNEXPECTED kE1Uas.-The son Of citizen
New Bedford, Mass who bad gone to sea ten year
ago, and not been heard OF since, returned uuel
pectediy last week. He had long been mourne
As dead
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Miss Ayania Jones. Mrs. Charles Howard, spdH
Watkins were playing In Chicsgoat last accounts
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NOTICE -Un al

Persons going 10 Richmond via this line will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train OF the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg at IS
Persons going West by the Southsde Road will
have to remain all night in Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at $50 Nj, the next morn.
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Pet burg by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time 10 breakfast in
Petersburg. and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at NJ.
person coming from the Southwest By the South
side Road will arrive in Petersburg at 30 A NJ; in
time get breakfast before departure of the Norfolk
cars
PerGons wishing to go on North from Norfolk may
10 so by either, the Bay Line steamers the Steam
ship Liue for New York, which leave Norfolk, the
former, daily. Sundays excepted, at 40 p III and
tho latter Semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturday
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk TO Petersburg, straight
et....,,
DO Return ticket, good for days. 5 20
This train will stop only at Regular stations to
take in and put off passengers.
WILLIAM MAHONE
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YELLOW FEyER-GOLp FROM CALIFORNIA

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The deaths here from
fever on Friday, were %.
The steamer Black Warrior from Havana, has
arrived with 100000 in specie from California
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LIVERY WOMAN HEkUNN LAWYER.

LIVERY WOMAN HER OWN LAWYER.
II GEOkGE NJ. WESi, Publisher, Book Seller
ana st toner, l45 Main street, offers for sale
EVERY WOMAN HER OWN LAWYER. A Phi
vate Guide in all matters of Law, of essential in
teTest to women, and by the aid Of which over,
female may, in whatever situation, understand
her gal course and redress, anu be her own ie-
gal adviser Containing the laws of marriage
and Divorce, and Rights of woman in property
in all the States Of the Union. and u thousand of
other items of useful information Bound in
falf Leather, price one dollar.
PORTRAITS Of MY MARRIED FRIENDS. or
Peep INTO Hyman's Kingdom. BY Uncle Been,
THE .AYiNGs AND BONES OF SAMUEL
SUCK, ESQ toge.her with his opinion on mat
Slick in Search of Wife. Paper so cents
Cloth IS Gems noS-It
NUGAR-30 hhds and IL tierces Cuba
~ Muscovado Sugar; $50 bbls Egerton, Doughsr-
ton. Wood Co.'S Coffee Sugar, receiving this
morning, for sale by
no slot LEWIS N WEBB 4 co.
EOUND-A FUR VICTURlNE. The
owner can get it by paying for this advertise
uent. SIT
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~ LEATHER AND RUBBER

MACHINE BELTINdl
LACE.LEATHERl STEAM -PACKINGi
GARDEN AND HYDR Ant HOSE.
All of the best quality, are sold at No 81 Pear
street, at manufacturers prices. by
&C Cow KNOWLES Il WAJFORD.
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MARIMH IrTnaLl@EaCH

Port Of Richmond, Nor. c. Hsgh Water O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers. II Tuttle.
SAILED
Steamer Roanoke Skinner New York, mdse and
messengers, Ludlam Watson.
steamer belvidere, Keen, Baltimore. mdse. Lud-
lam Watson. ~.
schr Castor Harding, Rio. -four. Dun'op. Nor
schr swan, Dill, down the river. light.
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~GRoRaa B. 6rnnL, Dentist. Ofic,
10 residence, No. 81, on Main, between sth and
I t,ars Edmond Va nv Mir

DGRoRan B. STnnL, Dentiat. Offic,
% residence, No. 81, on Main, between sth and
( sArs Richmond v. my 30-fy
k@IMpoRrANT Norics.
stores. Public Buildings. workshops. Furniture
Merchandise, and Property of eterV description
either in town or country, insured upon the most
reasonable ard satisfactory terms, usual, at the
General Insurance Agency. Pearl street next Il
4 ID gcho. fic0 doors below the Exchange Hotel.
eA-Ofice in Richmond of the Great Western In
sn auce and Trust Company (Fire aud Marine) o.
Philadelphia Cbrttnl $4,000 All Hoses promptly
paid in Richmond.
no CIT q BR1CKEN, Agent,
c To HEADS or FAMILIES AND OWN
KRs or SLavEs!-Delay not until it is too trte tn,
Vordl aud important 6ntp that You owe to You
ktmilies and TO ynurseiyes-take out Policy upor
yonr h for flsir benef t-and upon your sidrss foi
yonr oirr beneft-the cost is but trifley emember
that In the midst of life we are In death +"
Superior Inducements as usnal oTsred fbs
public. with regard to Life Insurance. twhi.e per
sons and slares.) at The General Insurance Agen
cy,' Pearl street. next to Eacho. TWO DOOR
below the Exchange Hotel once in Richmond. q
the American Life INSURANCE. and Trust Company o.
Philadelphia. Capital and sssets 81, "a, 600.
All losses promptly paid In Richmond:
CIR BRICKEN, NJ d,
no CT Agent and Ne deal Examiner.
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ARRIVAL ON THE srEAMER GLASGOW.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GLASGOW
New YORK, Nov. 6-The steamer Glasgow from
Glasgow. has arrived at this port.
She sailed at 10 O'clock In the evening Of the
ODD ult. but brings later advices than was fur
nished by the America
THE EUROPA OUTWARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, Nov. 5.-The r. NJ steamship Europa
arrived here from Boston at 90 A. NJ. and sailed
again at 80 for Liverpool. Weather calm and
raining,
MARINE DISASTER.
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. The schooner Wissahck-
en-, Ieeks. from Puckerlon, n. j.. went ashore yea
terday, on Cape Henry beach, and went to pieces
One man was drowned. The vessel is q total loss.
SAILING OF THE ANGLO SAXON
QUEBEC Nov. 6.-The steamer Anglo Saxon sail.
ed from here at 10 o'clock this morning with 1896
passengers for Liverpool.
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mRICHMOND THEATRE.
GLASS SLIPPER.

~ ENoRNoUs EXPENDITURE 1t is stated that
over Ell $50 600 has been expended on the now SUM
bering Atlantic cable, a large portion of which
came out of the pockets of American stockholders
who of course must bear proportionate share of
the loss 1t is sad reflection but may prove les
son to future spectators; who will learn that frsc
ton OF the above enormous invested in business
cards and handbls at the Dispatch Job Office, would
make any man millionaire.