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BEEF PACKERIES IN TEXAS.-The Gal
weston N,1-s has the following on this i'm
ronaut subject: We believe there cannot
lie less than thirty or forty such establish
8rn;s now in different parts OF our State.
We have one now in operation some three
niles 10 the westward Of this city, on the
,&road, whore, we understand, forty or
s,y head Of cattle are slaughtered daily.
W~}e1ievc scarcely any two OF all the beef
isgseIs in the State are pursuing the same
lr5..-s Tor curing the packing beef, and
". our present information is so unsati5
factory that we are unable TO say whether
s1y Of tuem have yet proved entirely sue
ca,,.4l. We, however, have great conf
..ger that c0nplcte success will ultimately
Ne achieved BY some Of them, and when
u.e hy any process the fine beef Of this
>,He can he packed ana shipped IN good
lsaiit:0n 10 foreign markets, we have no
hesitation in saying that the beef ofthe State
viii constitute one OK our principal sources Of
vcatn and revenue. This will readily APP
lcar from few facts and figures. The
number Of cattle III Texas IS estimated at
I've millions, and the annual increase is
probably not less than twenty or twenty
I've Ter cent, which would be al least one
million. If We suppose that one-half Of
ils Number will be iii for beef annually,
,.ry vii. make about one million FIVE hun
-.ei taeusauI barrels, which, at twenty
dollars per barrel, a low price, We believe,
il the fore On mar keJ,) will amount TO thirty
millions Of dollars, or about double the pre-
cent value Of cotton shipped from this port.
Int admitting that we cannot expect to
realize any such results, yet, even if the
agares are only approximately true, they
SHOW beyond doubt that this State will
lave IN immense addition made to its an
I0a. wealth the moment any process Of
'ret-gacking shall prove entirely success
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FRANCE.
D0IneSfic Markets.

New YORK, November 27.-No0n.-
Money easy at 5@6 per cent. Sterling,
lO9b. Gold, 1875 3-5. sos, 49,, 1927
North Carolina 6's, 651a new, 641a asked.
Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 81; new, So.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, 50; new, GSI.
Flour and wheat quiet. Corn, 10. better.
Pork dull and nominal at S26.759S27.
Lard dull; steam, lG9l6Hc. Cotton quiet
and steady at 251lc. Turpentine, 4Sc. Ro-
sin, strained and common, $2.55. Freights
firm.
Evening Cotton closed dull and droop-
ing sales 500 bales at 25@251lc. Flour
active, but prices unchanged. Wheat &C
tive and 1@2c. better. Corn-Mixed west
ern, Sl.14@$1.1ST; white southern, SLOT
@$1.l5; yellow southern, Sl.l6. Mess
pork, $26.75@$27.75. Lard and groceries
quiet. Naval stores unchanged. Freights
firm cotton, per steam, $3.50.
Governments closed dull; 5-2O's, '62,
liz. Tennessee 6's, 6SL. North Carolina
Is, new, 6414. Virginia 6's, new, 81.
Money steady call loans, per cent, with
exceptions at and 7. Sterling weak at
1927. Gold inactive but closed steady at
1876.
BALTIMORE, November; 27.-Virginia G's,
July and January, 47149471a; 1866, 5l%
@52; 1867, 49, coupons, old, Sc; new,
57959. Flour quiet. Corn firm. Bacon
shoulders, l415@l4Ac.
CINCINNATI, November 27.-Flour and
corn unchanged. Whiskey firm at 93c.
Pork frmer at S22@$22.75-best brands
held at $23. Lard firm. Bulk shoulders,
o%@93lc.; clear sides, l3l9l3Rc.
ST.. LOUIS, November 27.-Whiskey nomi-
nal and held above the views of buyers.
Pork dull; country, s22; city, $23. Ba-
con-Shoulders, l. 114c.; clear sides, l71ac. ;
old sugar cured hams, Ice. Lard-Choice
ticrce, 14c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 27.-Spi-
rits turpentine, 43944c. Resin, SLIGO
$3.50. Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, November 27.-Cotton shade
easier; middlings, 1890; sales for two
days, / ,l35 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, November 27.-Cotton
closes with slight decline; middlings
weak at 24c. sales, 800 bales receipts
(for two days., 1876 bales; exports, 2,O9l
bales.
New ORLEANS, November 27.-Cotton in
fair demand at 14c. lower middlings, 1914
G23%c.; sales, $500 bales; receipts,
1856 bales; exports, 1851 bales. Sugar
in good demand and firm; common, $40
9Ic.; prime, l2A@l21ac.; clarified,
1870. Molasses firm common, $4,000. ;
choice, TIC. Gold, 1876; New York sights,
IA discount.
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A2abnna LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 27.-The
Legislature to-day was engaged in discus
sing the kuklux bill, making it indictable
for any person to appear in mask and if
any person shoots one who is masked after
dark it is no crime. The time of imprison-
ment for being disguised is from one to two
years. Several sections of the bill have
been adopted -s
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT-MIEACULOUs Es-
lArE FROM 4 SINK-HoLE.-Jame8 Williams,
Who lives eight miles from Knoxville, in
company with TWO other men, was out hunt
ilc on Thursday night last. Williams,
Nao mad IN axe on his shoulder, and was IN
llyancc Ct the other two men, passing
through field, stepped into hole or cave
and disappeared. The party with him ap-
Preached the mouth Of the cave and hal
..'ed, but could get no response. They
vent 10 a neighbours house and learned that
@e depth Of the cave had never been ascer-
'--'HsI. They at once got bed-cords and
led them together, fastening rock to one
el1 and letting it down in the hole to the
.rFiA Of 10 feet. Williams was alive, and
'.sd the rope around his body and legs, and
"Aa hauled or pulled from the awful chasm
= Elk men, who had come to his assistance.
.Se Is still living, hut with little hope of
11yC''ery. These are facts, though II looks
"ou.oUs.-Hn0ruiiLe Press.
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SrrARATE SCHOOLS IN Nav ORLEANS
NJ learn from the New Orleans Bee
I'm, "lc carpc;-bagser Thomas W. Con-
rqv. par Ia gra;e DIES nGgrcs surintendant
IL rGlucation pnhliQuc en- Louisiana"
A.s published letter stating that as it is
;,.r-qct;cahle 10 have free schools COM
ro<na of whites and blacks, and as educa-
iaa is the most important consideration
at.cr all, he thinks it best TO keep the two
-lces separate in the schools until public
sentiment changes. The Bee infers that
NJ. conway is becoming humanized by his
rssiience in New Orleans.
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Mn. E. 4. PoLLARD.-The New York Su1

Mn. E. 4. PoLLARD.-The New York Sun
says;
For some days before the sad fate Of his
bother. 3lr. E. 4. Pollard felt depressed,
uaeasv, and lonesome. 4 gloom came over
b. SPIRITS which could not be accounted for
25rlescribcd. It seemed like the Fremont
tory foreboding of some unhappy occur
renee. He has been heard to remark that
he had a tendency toward presentiments,
and years ago, when his father died, the
certainty of the event was impressed upon
his mind the night before"
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--latest from Cuba.

NEW YORK, November 27.-The Herald'S
Cuba dispatch reports the re7olutionists as
investing Santiago de Cuba, and demanding
its surrender, but the Governor Of the dis
trict has large force and refuses. The re-
port is current in Havana and Santiago
that the opposing forces have compromised.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The State
Department is notified that Americans en-
tering Russia will save delay by having
their passports vised by the Russian
Minister or Consul.
There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day.
A dispatch from st. Johns reports that
storms northward delay the receipt of CO.
BILE naHa.
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LAND SALEs.-Captain Joel Miller, in
eAs, two weeks, has sold the farm Of
Mae. c. Beckham, near Stevensburg, con-
a,aias $40 acres, 20 Mr.. Henry Ashton, Of
Fenusyyania, for thirty dollars per acre,
iaepurchaser paying in addition 81 200 For
he improvements. Also, q farm of Mr..
William II. Browning, of 100 acres, to the
Rev. ALey 4nder II. Spiiman.-Cu!peper o.
Nru.r.
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Fatal ARRAY i'm Arkansas.

PORTLAND, Me-, November 27.--A dis
patch from Batesville, Arkansas, says Cap
tain Edward w. Thompson, acting district
attorney, was shot and mortally wounded
about politics. He was son of Hon. A..
B. Thompson, of Brunswick, Me.
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The Florida Case In Court.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November 27.-In
the Supreme Court to-day the argument in
answer to the rule 1aisi began. A motion
by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to strike out four
points from Gleason's answer as irrelevant
was discussed till adjournment.
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ERON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE SH0P.-SLOAT & AD-
IN DTNGTON l4l5 Cary street. near Four teenth;
and BOILER REPAlhlNG
In city and country; Tobacco Machinery OF al
kinds made new and repaired; Scales OF all Kinds
repaired and adjusted; SEWING MACE1NES OF
all kinds repaired and all parts for same FURNISHED,
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER & WILSON
MACHINES. SL0AT ELLIPTIC MA
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
Valves for gtean-engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam-engines and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Messrs. +. Horton IL Son.
GEORGE d. SLOAT
no SIN A. JACKEoE ADDNGTON.
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BERLIN, November 27.-United States
Minister Bancroft, at Berlin, gave thanks
giving dinner, at which several Prussian
Ministers, literary gentlemen, and other
distinguished persons were present.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, November 27.-Jefferson Davis,
who is stopping at bennington, delivered a
discourse on the importance Of exploring
Jerusalem and the peculiar fitness Of Eng
lishmen for 50 honorable task.
The military have quelled the election
riot at Lengtown and Brampton, Cumber-
land county.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased ElO0,0O0.
1t is understood that the Alabama claims
commission will not entertain the claims
based on cases adjusted in American Admi-
rally courts.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, November 27.-Immense num-
bers attended the requiem masses had in
Cork and Queenstown for the repose Of the
souls of the Fenians executed at Manches-
ter. There was good order, and no inter-
ference of the authorities.
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, November 27.-General
Ronseloff, Minister of War, and formerly
Danish Minister to the United States, goes
to America to recruit his health.
SPAIN.
MADRID, November 27.-The elections
for the constitutional Cortes occur on the
18th of December.
1t is positively denied that the Spanish
squadron in the Pacific has refused to give
in its adherence to the Government of the
Junta.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 27.-The N0nite1r de
Soir in an editorial believes that Grants
policy will be to heal the wounds of the
late war by measures of Cancellation.
The same paper says that Lopez is
strongly intrenched at Viletta, and will
continue the war after the fall of Ascuncion
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Ere I'm VAUDEVILLE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November H.
O'Shannessy & Co.'s cotton COMPRISING
establishment was burned last night with
one hundred and sixty bales of cotton. The
cotton was insured.
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BROOK TunSr1KE, HENRIco COUNTY,

The new plow you sent ne have fullytrled and
am prepared TO 81 "a auy recommendation you may
write. do not think could say too much. My
iluwman " no was raised IN Greens priug, Louisa
saws h Is duny better work with TWO horses than
h. ever did belo e with four horses. You may run
IL miles IN foul land without choking.
CuAHLES uARTWELL.
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VACUUM OIL BLACKING-A superior
" article for sofrening and preserving harness,
boots shoes, buggy tops, and all kin /; OF leather
material, max ng them SOFT plant, and water
proof. Try it, For sale by
a. BODEkER 4 BROTHER,
non Main street near Old Market.
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Coal LowER.-Thursday there were sold
at auction in this city seventy thousand
tons Of coal, which brought prices materially
lower than those obtained month ago.
I.r l.nrh H0rn.
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Arrest of General Forrest.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 27.-Gene-
rel Forrest has been arrested on the charge
of shooting policeman in row at the
race course. sh
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STRAWBERRY HILL, October Is, 1868

ut. T, II. oLUTht :.
Dear Sir.-After using your two new plows, two
and three horse, have made up my mind. with a
good many OF my neighbors, that 1t cannot be
beat by any po% that mas been out In this part OF
that all Ct the old plows choked every twenty
yards. want and expect to stock this farm with
nothing but your new patti ern.
YUuss, respectfully, -
WALTER L. EDMOSDs.
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SAVANNAH, GA, November 27.-Yester-
day was general holiday, enlivened with
races, etc. The weather was mild, and the
day passed off quietly. l.' Es- #...9
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ITO HOUSEgEEPERS.-Now is the time
i to supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRUITS and JELLIES for the winter.
We haved large stock or Preserved straw berries,
Peaches Damsons, Ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Goo5eberries, Pineapple3.
Fresh Strawberries, Ptneappies, Biackberries,
RsspberrIes, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, ltamsons,
&c. Currant Qatuce, Peach, and strawberry Jel-
lies Brandy Peaches and Pears all OF our own
manufacture and warranted superior TO any north
ern goods and which we offer AZ low prices.
ANDREW PlZZISi q CO.,
ocl7 SO7 Broad street.
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" iLLIaM V. CROXTON.
CHESTERFIELD CJUNTY, October 2, 1858.

.IT. p. II. StQrke:
Dear Sir,-iour thrce-horse pillow turns and
pulrerizes the soil admirably. For durability and
Kind we have ever used. II Lever chokes.
Very respectfully, b. l. DAVIS,
4. s. DAVIS.
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WALTER L. EDMoNDs.
WEsTuAM, HESRICo COUNTY, VA

WEsTuAM, HENRICo COUNTY, VA.
Mr. p. II. Stdrke:
Dear Sir,-Having used your new plow am
now prepared TO give you my eNperiente with 1t.
had Ii piece OF land so TIL ky set with running
briars, cow-itch vines, and sedge, that could not
pillow 1t al all with any o. her pow, but determined
10 try the value Of your new Invention, and TO my
surprise | plowed it without difficulty, running
free and easy through the length of the whole fur
row without choking. l can do more work with
two horses than ever did with three.
Yours, K. A. PATTERSON.
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yssUgAHCE COMPANIES.

y -
A GENCY FOR SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST. NATIONAL BANK, RICHMOND. i
~ NATIONAL 81 gatNs'
LIFE INsuaANCE COMPANY ys
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
CHARTERED NJ SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
q .ooo. 900,
'N'h 0"f'iN'' PAID i: in , FULL.
OFFICERS:
c. II. CLARKE. President; r.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee;
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, yice-Presi-
dent ri
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This company, national In It's character offers, by
reason OF Its large capital, low rates OF
premium, and new tables, the most
desirable means OF insuripg
life yet presented to
the public.
Having received the appointment as agent for
the NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY for
Southern Virginia, am prepared to take risks at
the low rates offered.
Applications for risks, or for any information on
the subject, addressed to B. NJ. QUARLES, First
National Bank, (who has charge of ofice,) win be
promptly responded to, and all necessary papers
forwarded to parties seeking information.
s. 3. SMITH, gent
0. A. CRESsHAw, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
no 26-lw
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W70OD FOR SALE.--I am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for SO and PINE
WOOD for IS per cord, or viii sell at rs ana ~ on
the dock. All orders left with CURTIS fARkkh
or at the yard, on Dock street between twentieth
and Twenty-frst, viii be promptly filed:
sc o. Pm W. G.. NELMS.
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CeeHEECTEONEREEa

The attention of buyers is invited to this importa-
ton; and before orders sent to northern mar
kcts to &c dlled we ask an examination of this in
voice. s. G. TARDY 4 CO.,
no 27-I0t Wholesale Grocers and Importers.
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Bishop Beckwith has arrived with his
family, and is now resident of Macon
Macon Journal. .s.
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PAINTERS SUPPLIES.

DAINTS, PAINTS, PAlNTs:-LEWIS'S
Colers of every description. American, English,
and Chinese VERAILLION, LINsEED OIL,
BRUSHES IN great variety, at reduced prices oy
no17 =. W. fON GGSs
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TAY PRESSES.-HAY P R E s S E S,
-A RAILING WIRE, &c.

We are now prepare to furnish the OLD Do
MINION HAY PRESS, which is the best horse
power press, and the INGERSoLL, which is the
best hand hay-press, in use. The first we make,
and the latter We sell ut manufacturers prices.
ANNEALED WIRE, suitable for baling shuck9,
hay, or straw, for sale at New York prices.
The advantages OF baling hay arc 80 wen Gnoer-
stood rs to need no assertion. We therefore oniy
say that we can furnish PRESSES and Wire on
the most favorable terms. Our stock OF sIhAW-
CUTTERS and CORN-SHELLEBS cannot De
excelled IL. III. SMITH Il CO.,
no la-a&wtlsJa Manufacturers.
MORN SHELTERS, CUTTING BOXES,
CHURNS, WE'LL FI&TUKES-the best
patterns southern manufacture-for sale by III
ALLISON Il ADDISON,
NOT 1870 Cary street.
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NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
IN THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing.
iG0 drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS,
SO boxes NEW LAYER RA1SISS,
50 boxes SULTANA or SEEDLESS RAlSlNS,
IS barrels ASSORTED APPLES
S barrels new ZANTE CURRANTS
50 bushels InICA, TARRAGONA, and BORDO
ALMONDS;
10 cases SARDiEES, best
S barrels best COOKING PRUNES,
gross COX'S GELLATINE.
LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX,
oc27 l4i2 Main street.
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HHRESH ARRIVAL.
so boxes RAISINS,
LOO drums FIGS.
barrels HAVANA ORANGES,
10 barrels NUTS, assorted;
eco boxes FRENCH CANDY,
boxes CITRON,
20 cases BRANDY PEACHES,
SO cases CANNED GOODS, assorted;
90 cases PICKLES,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
cases SARDINES,
10 bags COCOANUTS,
barrels PRUNES
cases PRESERVED GINGER,
hAJARONI,
CHOCOLATE,
COCOA,
CUX'S GELATINE,
OYSTERS
SAUCES,
PRESERVES, &C, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll to give
me call. w. w. IRlBBEII,
no Ii lll6 Main street.
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AT DANVILLE,

OVER ALL THE BEST FLOWS IN USE,
under the most unfAv0rable circumstances-belng
worked by Il negro man IyhO had never before seen
the pl,w, viii 81 other pows were run by an expert
I,lowman who had travelled more than one hun
lage OF his Skill.
Tie TWU-HORSE PLOW will do better and
heavier work than other thr. c. horse plows.
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- Cohi. W. HALL CREW. W0oD.
NOAL WILL SOON ADVANCE.-The ses-
" son for fires is to hand, and consumers should
on hand ANTHRAtITE-8ED and WHITE
AsB-BIrUMINOUS LUMP, Hall, and AVE
RAGE G 1AL, which Will sell ~ lowest market
WOOD,
Cdice and yard for Anthracite Coal Gary alo
Seventeenth streets.
street near Dapville depot. .,-,.-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PRUSSIA.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, November 27.-United States
Minister Bancroft, at Berlin, gave thanks
giving dinner, at which several Prussian
Ministers, literary gentlemen, and other
distinguished persons were present.
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VETILLIAM e. DAVIS,

CORNER OF NINTH AND CARY STREETS,
keeps constantly on hand best GLOVER HILL
COAL OF all grades, and RED and WHITE Ash
sell nj m arkat rates Sc 25-2In
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M. y. ". Stnrke

READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES :
BELMONT KING WILLIAM COUNTY,,
October /, 1865.
NJ. p. H. Sturke:
Sir,-After giving your new plow a very severe
trial, am compelled To say IL comes up luily 10
yoGr recomme 4datiuns. Upon pea fallow 1t sur
passes any plow l have ever seen used. In NJ IN
ttauce have seen II choke except where there was
Il close clay soil which was not in proper order Tor
blowing. All who have seen 1t work a. pleased.
Hoping 1t may succeed elsewhere as well as here,
! am, very Truly, yours,
" ILLIAM Y. CROXTON.
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4 LASKA DIAMONDS.
ROARDagG AND LODGING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
wanted in a private family. There are no
small children. Rooms comfortable. A few DAY
BOARIJERS also tskens Apply st No. 20, corner
OF Byrd and Third streets. no 7sE
BOARD IN APRIvATE FAMILY.-Two
4 gentlemen and their wives can DO aceommo-
the best part or the city where everything IA neat
clean, and plentiful. Address box asa, city post
office no sl-tlS
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HANOVER COUNTY, VA, /
October 10th, 1868. !
p. II. St0rhe

October 10th, 1858.
p. H. StGrke:
Dear Sir,-You may stop improving plows for
the asst two sent seem to be perfect On Chick
ahominy low grounds, where the briars, weeds,
YOU can scarcely walk through them, can run
farrow mile long and not stop one second. 1t Is
worth more than all other ploHs put together In
this land
Yours WILLIAM II. TlMBERLhKE.
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AGRICULTURAL.


DIME PHO"
TOOK THE
FIRST = r z NJ U Nj
AT THE
FLOWING MATCH
AT TIE
BORDER AGRICULTURAL FAIR OF V1R-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
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A LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
IA NY, assets $3.50 900; .... s. ... a..
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY, assets
5000 600; .'
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
assets $3.50, 600;
MERCHAH TS and MECHANICS, Baltimore,
assets 5000 600; ..
MARYLAND FIRE, Baltimore, assets 5000 900;
INTERNATIONAL FIRE, New York, assets
81 600. 900; . -
PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, assets 5000. 900;
EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
New York assets IS, 900, 600;
IETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hart
ford, assets Is, 900 000
assurances granted on PROPERTY and LIVES
In town or country, and losses adjusted and paid
a. this agency. j. II. MONTAGUE,
no ll-W&S1m Agent.
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WILLIAM Ii. TlMBERLhKE.

PROSPECT DEPOT, APPoMATT0N co, VA,
october 2n.ll, 1859.
Mr. Davis and his son, who are farmers Of long
experience have been using the ew r!ow you sent
me. They say 1t beats anything OF TIE kmd they
have ever seen or tried. 1t not only runs easy 70
the horses but does the prett'cst work ever w,
and with less labor to the plowmar.
$780, JOHN r. HUGHES,
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w1NEs aEEs ESAS.

N0AL AND WOOD.-Down with the
" prices. AL in want OF COAL and WOOD
be supplied at r. duced prices. Best Egg and
Stove, per ton. $40; good Egg and Stove, per ,on
$3.50, and coal for small stoves at 80 per ton, de-
lirered; Oak Wood, So per cord; Pine, $3.50. Call
at yard Nineteenth and Cary, Seventh and
Grace streets, and guarantee Satisfaction.
no 2S u CHARLES III. PAGE.
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RICHMOND, VA, November 18th, ISHs.
Hr. p. II. Starke:
Dear Slr,-My overseer says your now Tfric
PlOto Il, the very best pillow he ever used
no "a dltwlt CHARLES T. WoRTTtAW.