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GREAT PEACE JUBILEE, BOSTON,
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE STEAMSHIP FREELY,
CAPTAIN W. b. DAVIS, COMMANDER.
WILL

OAbS1ND III BOSTON
ON MONDAY, THE I4th INST.
Tickets for the Round Trip will be so Only.
All those who wish TO passage will please regis
ter Their names and address the Grard House. whore
book is now open Early application is desirable as the
number OF tickets are limited. (This Steamer will make
the trip providing sufficient number of tickets taken
circular will be sent to all the Subscribers giving
full particulars Of time and place of starting She will
remain in Boston TWO DAYS, and during her stay all
the passengers will have the privilege making the ship
their heme. as the hotels will be much crowded
Ihe FlREFLY is an ocean steamship built on the
Clyde combination of substantial and elegant mechan
ISM She 2O feet in length and % BEAM engines
lOOhorse power low pressure, fitted up with revolving
paddlewheels four water tight bulkheads very fully sup
phed with ifeboats and fepreservers. The hrepumps
are always in readiness.
This ship has two Restaurants the European style
Very ample accommodations for Ladies' the saloons being
fitted up in the first STYLE the spang no expense
whatever to render the vessel a success.
The FlRE.FLY, her return to Philadelphia will be
put on the Cape May route for the season
Two Bands of Music will accompany the party to Bos
Ton. 6112
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CLOTHING.
THE TREE WORMS,
AND so FORTH.

These are the trees OF the city
Bu, oh what horrible nifty!
They seem alive with the loathsome worm
See him wriggle, and twist and squirm,
AS ne hangs from the trees OF the city.
THE WORM
These are the measuring worms:
Each Of them wrggles and squrms
To his hearts delight
by day and by night,
From the leaves OF the trees Of the city.
TIE SPARROW.
This is the digent sparrow,
Who lives In a bird box 80 narrow.
re gObbes the worm
Who no longer can squirm
On MS web, from the trees OF the city
THE CAT.
This is the feminine cat
VINO likes to grow hearty and fat
by eating the sparrow,
,,,, Bones, feathers, and marrow.
VINO goodies the worms OF the city.
THE DOG.
This is the dog that worries the cat.
Whether he's lean, or whether he's fat
ne catOhers' love to follow him round
ana worry him Into the dog-catcher's pound
THE CITIZEN.
These are the citizens all
Who dress at the GREAT BROWN HALL,
And object to the pound,
Where they put the dogs
That worry the cats
That kill the birds
That gobble the worms
Ihat swing In your face
From every place
Under the trees OF the city.
THE BIG BROWN HALL.
This is the GREAT BROWN HALL.
Where they make good clothes
FOR the people all,
neither short or tall,
Who joyfuly call
AT TIE FINEST STORE IN THE CITY.
Summer Clothes, Gentlemen
Cheap for cash. Gentlemen!
RCCKHlLL q WILSON,
Great Brown Stone Hall,
NOS. 6O3 AND COS CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
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HA ri PIoN SAT- s

GREAT FIRE AT CAMDEN,
CAMDEN, June I, 1862
MEssRs FARREL, HERRING q Co.,
No. 629 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Dear Sirs:-At the very destructive fire OF Messrs
McKeen x Binghams Saw Mill, which occurred on
the evening OF the 9th instant in this place. the Safe
NJ Bingham sOHgsg Mas IN to na ne e F@ n
subjected to very severe test, as the fire ragged
ercey for several hours; and great was the heat
that the brass plates were melted OF, and to our
great surprise, when the Safe was opened we found
all the books and papers uninjured.
SAMUEL B. GARRISON,
Late OF +. NJ. Bingham i Garrison
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, "THE
MOST RELIABLE SECURITY FROM FIRE NOW
KNOWN" Manufactured and sold by
Farrell, HERRING & CO.,
NO. 629 CHEsNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
HERRING, FARREL SHERMAN,
No. 251 BROADWAY, New York.
HERRING & CO., Chicago
HERRING, FARREL Il SHERMAN, New Orleans
More than 10000 Herring's Safes have been and
are now in use, and over SIX HUNDRED have
passed through accidental fires, preserving their
N 10 N yvho
Secondhand Safes Of our own and other makers
having been received in part pay for the IMPROVED
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION for sale at low
prices. 4 II 4pi
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From John X. Giliat & Co.'s Circular, registered
for transmission abroad November 2. lSes
LONDON. 4 Crosby SQUIRREL

From John X Gilliat & Co.'s Circular, registered
for transmission abroad November 2. lSes.
LONDON. 4 CROSBY soU,RE,}
November ., 1850. ),
Sir,-Anotlicr tobacco season has, now fniiV
opened. A large proportion or tic western import
has been sampled and placed on the market anu
the sales already made have established prac-
teal scale. upon which importers generally are
very ready to proceed -
We may describe the average quality Of the crop
as decidedly good some parcels of western strips
containing as fine tobacco as we have seen tor
many wears nast. Some districts, however show
rerinr to those of last year. We observe a def
cheney of tobacco Of rich spinning character. anu
bright brd-eyc IS scarce even under those marks
where It IS most looked for.
We fear the early sales Of tit season may dtsap-
point tlle more sanguine expectations OF some
shppers The argqmsnts for hgherd s sSae G
the autumn from the tobacco districts have dlsap-
neared before the evident determination OF some
importers TO secure early sales and our quotations
al to-day representing the actual business done
last month, show scarcely any variation ron
those current at the corresponding period last
year. At,
. OF Western Leaf, little has como. forward TINS
season. We may hope also from this absence ol
spinning qualities 1 the Western import TO nave
a better outlet FOR some outstanding remainders
Of Virginia tobacco, although experience proves
that prices for this growth cannot be pushed aDT
much OF The new Virginia import. and must defer
any remarks on quality to another occasion;
Money Is only in moderate demand: ana Whlie
the hank rate is maintained at q per cent, the out
side discount Is to lower. The iOint-Stock banks
and discount hoiiseS are only allowing Il per cent.
at call.
QUOTATIONS..
Virginia Leaf-Common, stale and heated, 81
R5d. sound to good and fine, 52l9d.: bright fancy,
sml1d. Stemmcd-Common to good and fine, 0s0
Id
Western Lear.-Low faded to middling export,
3tdi3d.: sound. dry common To good cutting, 3U
e3d; good to fine and bright color, G!N93d: stem
mei-Common to good and fine, Gg9d.; selections
carload.
MARYLAND and OHIO, 81, 75T9d.
NcgrGhead and Cavcndtsh. ;. 12Nlsd.
American sprIn. Wheat, 45@!Gs q 400 hs.
Flour $50 2is. II I98 ibs.
Indian Corn. 29Gl2os. u 40 DIS.
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E'Grei.n News.

ESEesrSh news.
THE PRoTEsTASTS AND THE POPE.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Pope writes
that although excluded from the Ecumeni-
cal Council, the Protestants will be afforded
opportunities for making explanations.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 1.-THE Emperor will
remain in Paris during the elections.
The Radicals condemn the manifesto OF
the opposition deputies rs lacking courage.
SPAIN.
PARIS, November LIE Temps says Of
Spain that unless coup d'etQt or vicariouS
revolution occur, Spain will probably remain
Il regular republic under the name Of q
monarchy.
MADRID. November lit is said that
political prisoners have the choice of join
ing the army or Punishment to the Phillip
pine islands, there to wait legal proceedings
against them.
ITALY.
PARIS. November 1.-THE GdulOts to-
day announces the morganatic marriage OF
Victor Emmanuel during his late Illness. 1t
is rumored that he will soon abdicate.
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Judicial Decision Oh the Response
hititY Of TcFeGraph. CNu.panics.

ATLANTA, GA, November 17.-Thc SUI
pcrior Court yesterday. in the case OF Odell
cs. Western Union Telegraph Company,
$4,000 damages sustained by error in trans-
mission Of message, awarded plaintiff SIG
damages, being the actual expense incurred
by the missendng Of an express money
package caused bya telegraphic error. The
court and Jury decided that telegraph COM
panicS are not considered common carriers !:
that they are not responsible for errors OF
atmospheric electricity over which they
have no control ; that the printed rules and
regulations of the telegraph company are 4
special contract. binding parties who use the
telegraph lines and that telegraph cOmpa-
MES are not responsible for errors and de-
lays when their line or territory is under the
control or supervision Of military authority.
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SAD Result OF 4 joKE.-At Darlington,
y. H., Oh the evening Of the Sth instant.
Frank Curlier, OF STAFFORD, thirteen years
Of age, hid himself III some bushes near the
road for the purpose of frightening Brad.
Wuterhcu.e. boy two or three years Older,
son Of Daniel Warehouse. OF Burlington, 4
near ncighhor to Curricr. The WatcrhouSc
boy wa, walking along the road, and heard
growing and II ruStling of the leaves: Not
SuSpcctng any trick was being played upon
him, he naturally supposed the noise was
caused by some fierce wild animal, perhaps
a panther, which has lately been seen in
Strailord. Running TO house near by be
procured gun, and returning to the spot
again heard the growing and paving. He
fired in the direction whence tie sounds
came. when the screams Of the wounded
boy told him that he had Il shot human
being instead OF an animal. The Currier
boy was taken home, when ii was found
that one eye was completely destroyed, and
his face. tongue, and neck, perforated by
shot. so that his lie is in Il very critical con-
QiIiun.
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HACFRISERY. &c.

T A.DAYTON, Tenth street between
II. Main and Cary. Richmond, Va. dealer i'll
chinsts' fools and supplies. S,ean-Engines, Mill
Gearing, Shafling, pulcys and Hangers, Turbine
Watcr-Whccls superior Leather Betting Lace
/ Leather saws. Wrenchcs. Steam and Water-Pipe
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card ClothiaS
Steam Gauges, &c.
For sale one Stationary Engine, 25-horsc
power made by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new: one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power ;
one Portable Engine, lS-horse power; one new
Flue Boiler, l2-horSc power; one Tubular
Vertical, G-horsc power three Flue Boilers
each S0-horse power one Portable Corn
MI lot OF Nil-Gcaring, Shaftirlg, hangers, aud
PuIleys; Pumps, &c. To be sold for less Than half
price. Also, large lot Of all kinds Of MachinlSts
Tools Lathcs. planners, Drill-Presses, Index Mill
ing Machine, Screw Machines, Nises, &C.,, &C,
tbat will he sold very low. oc 30-cod5m
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NEW YORK, November lI-NOOn.-Elour dull
and 5Gal0c. lower Wheat dull and 102c. lower
Corn a shade better. Pork firm mess pork. $50. -
Lard quiet barrels lsM1sfc. Cotton quiet mid
ding ,plands. 25sc. Spirits turrentne firm at AIT
GlTjc. Eosin quiet ut S2.15llS2.l7i for strained
common, and 42.2O for good strained. Frcights
!irm.
Cold, r.. 5-2o,s, GO. coupons, ll5i Sterling
Long l0"A; short, 1925.
BALTIMORE Sovcmber l7.-Cotton firm at 243c.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull: prime to
choice rcd, &I.356I!1.37. Corn dull new white,
5.GG3c. old SlN$lG Co. Pork, $50. 50. Bacon
irin shoulders, ljEc. Lard firm at 1slMloc. Whi5-
key easy ut 81. 90, buyers holding of.
WMMISGTOS. y. c., November T.-Splrts tnr-
Dcntne firm ut ISc.; crude steady at Sl.75M -.
Resin hrn ut S1.GO Tar steady ut 81.
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Intelligence concerning the NcWtound-
land election indicates that the anti-C on
ieGcratcs have secured 4 majority.
The passenger car-shop Of the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company ut Altoona, Pa,
was burned Tuesday.
Hon. Alexander W. Baldwin, Of Nevada,
one OF the victims Of the massacre on the
Western Pacific railway near Oakland, Cal,
was a native Of Alabama, and son Of The
late Hon. Joseph G. Baldwin, and at the
time Of his death was United States District
judge for the State of Nevada.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour Market.


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RIcuMoSp VA. November II, 1899.
OFFERINGS.
Whfnt.-whitc. l. oco Bushels Red, !, soe bushels.
Co4.n-White COG bushels. yellow. ~ DMshels.
st-,w-coIored. "a bushels. Mixed. Is bushels
Oats.-1,01s bushels.
Rne.-Sone-
Str,Vfnf. as, 900 pounds.
Sborts.-4o, 900 pounds.
SALES.
JThert-White, o. bushels very good on private
terms: 266 bushels very good Mt fl.so 30 bushels
vate terms 90 bushels Mt II .42s: 90 bushels badly
cleaned at 41d5: IL bushels Mt &l25 20 bushels nj
S1323 40 bushels ut 22i go bushels Mt 81. 30
tatal, l ooo bushels. Red. 900 bushels pr ime mt
81. as 100 bushels good mt II. 323 30 busheIs
GOOD at =. u bushels foul on prvrte terms 30
bushels ut s1.o5 &c bushels ut Sl.ee-tsta, Leo
bushels.
Corn.-White. 10 bushels wccvil-eaten at s1.05
40 bushels new at sOc. 10 bushels damp new AZ
$50 70 bushels prime at sl.0&-total. 20s bushels.
yellow. i6 bushels new at eoc. Mixed eS pushels
at S.0a.
OntS-3To bushels very good At Sec.
RE-EyHIBITED.
Corn.-WhIte, Ic bushels. Straw-colored- Is
bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Wheat on Change TO-
dav 900 bushels white and l.5oe bushels red Oh
which were sold al The white and l,2s5 bushclS
rcd-lcav!ng over $50 bushels red. Market active
for both kinds and rod selling mt s1.S5 for prime.
offerings of Corn light. Demand good an"
prices without any material change.
Oats dull and lower.
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Cnna Gear AsrrIcN!!Wrml Fair.

W1LM1HGT0H, n. c., November T.-Fivc
thousand persons were on the Fair Grounds
to-day, though the weather was propi-
tious. The display Of machinery is very fine
Tomorrow will he the great day of the fair,
when l5.040 people are expected TO be on
the Ground.
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FIRE FROM 4 MACuISE.-On "Wednesday
afternoon last, whilst the machine Of
Me>>rS. Marrow & Anderson was engaged
in thrcShnG the crop OF wileat on the
" Walnut Farm" Of the late Or. ". +.
Alexander, near I!alltown, some of the
Journals OF the machine became heated. and
in short time burst out into IN incXtln-
gui,hale flame. Before the lire was ar
rested ii had destroyed some two hundred
bushels of wheat, ten to twelve tons of hay,
one hundred and fifty bushels OF oats i'll
stack. twenty-five 10 thirty bushels OF clover
seed. and Il large lot Of straw and fodder.
The thrcshcr of the machine. was also
destroyed, but the horSc-power sustained
it'll" or no damage. The wheat burned be-
longed to Dr.. John A. Straith. the present
owner of the farm, and Mr.. Solomon Elcm-
ing. former tcnant.-ChGr!eSt0rH t|G.)
SPIRIT Of jefferson.
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GTOVES AND TINWARE.-Having on
~ hand large assortment OF the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, am ena,
bled 10 offer them 10 the public greatly reduced
prices for CASH. All STOVES warranted to give
satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken in exchange
or repaired.
All needing real good article Of Stove, adapted
both for country and city use, will call on
GEORGE KLEIN,
oc 22-eodlnh Oh Broad street,
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Mt ACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ARLINGTON,
MACHINISTS.
WoRKs AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
- IFpy-p yEE NTH RIllIMOND. VA,

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; RErAlRiNG
sTEAM-ESGINES and BOILERS In city ana
and rc5aired, With all kinds of steam fittings for
same PLATFORM and other sC =; A d.
JITDsOS,E pATENT STEAM-ENGiNE GOV
ERNoR, sELDEN'S PArEET sTEA A.s.
STrAM CSsIIC;ES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for a year. We know them to;be
the best gauge in use Theyare LESS 1a IN prize
ticles ALWAYS on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT sELF-FEEDING oIL-CuP, for shaft-
ing aud all kinds OF machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of oil This is the newest ana pest thlhs
now out. Come aud see IL and US. -,
GEORGE B. SLOAT, sy
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDiNGISf.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, November l6.--The
Alabama Legislature has ratified the tif-
tenth amendment to the Federal Constitu-
ton by the following vote: In the Senate
Yeas, 81; nays, 0. In the House-Yeas,
90; nays, TO- Washington Star.
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TIMOE.
A Territorial Governor In the Woods

WASHINGTON, November 17.-Canadian
advices confirm the expulsion of Governor
McDougal and his officers from the Red
River country. McDougal is encamped in
Dacotah Territory, calling for troops. The
insurgents have established provisional
government;
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IMPROVEMENTS IN CLAgKsBuRG, WEST FIR-
GiSiA.-The Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Company viii erect = three-stOry
building sixty feet in front and sixty feet
deep. Register.
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The Vote on the Fifteenth Amendment
I'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. November 1.-The vote in
the Tennessee lower House on the fifteenth
amendment was 81 for and ~ against. The
vote in the Senate will be about the same
proportion.
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Foreign Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign N!arkcts-[BT TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. November 17--Hoon.-Consols- cSi:
United States bonds, SGT. Common Ro5in, Cs. sag
IS. cd -
LoNDoS, November 17-Ece1,ing. -Cons"!s, H3s.
United States bonds. SO.
LIvE1rooi, November Il Noon. - Cotton
r'rm: uriands. 1I!d.; Orleans. llid.; estimated
sales. L. zoo bales. Red winter Wheat, ss. Tod.
LIyERpooL November IL Eyening Cotton
closed firm; uplards. 1l3fll1sl.: Orleans, lliM
HID: sales Is, oUO bales Including 5000 for export
and speculation. Lard 73s. Sd.
PARIS, November Il - 4SUon.-Boursc opened
firm: rcutcS. If. Goo.
PARIS. November l7.-Boursc closed quiet !;
rcntcs, III. G5C.
HAvHI:. November l7.-Co!ton opened quiet on
the spot, i%9t.
TEASKFoET November l7.-Unitcd States
bonds, .9HJ>93.
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WASHINGTON, November 1T.-The rcve-
nue. receipts to-day were over S250, 900.
All the Departments will be closed to-
morrow.
Secretary Hoar has gone to Massachu-
sets.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

ScRAr AM WASTE ToBAcco.-Thc United
states Commissioner OF Internal Refetlue
has r.ulrd thar rnau,itacturcr Of cigars may
soil his scraps and sweepiugs IN bulk, with
ouf Stamping, 10 u manufacturer OF smoking
tobacco for manufacture.
Where scraps. clippings, or waste, Is so
sold. the party making the sale must deposit
with The assessor OF his district m inventory
of the kind and quality Of waste sold. the
name Of The party 10 whom he sells. and
thc district aud State in which his factory
j. located. and il the purchaser has his place
Of business located in another district, the
assessor will forward u copy Of this inveu-
t,rv to the assessor Of the district in which
the purchaser has his place Of business.
4 cigar manufacturer who has on hand
stems or waste which is not worth the trout
lIc OF Keeping. and who desires TO destroy
The same, may do so in the presence and
under the supervision Of an internal revenue
officer. and the assessor viii give him credit
upon the proper books Cor the amount so
destroyed.
SHORT MrssAGr.--Fhc President. in con-
ver>a'ion, has stated that his message would
not exceed probably two columns Of IN or
binary wSpapcr--twcnty or thirty pages
Of cap paper. He will continc himself To
facts and recommendations, and will not
indulge in elaborate arguments upon any
subject. The message will be sent to Con-
."c>s in manuscript, and Will be kept open
uutil'hc last moment, in order that any new
matter arising may lie Incorporated if ne
crs>nN.
AMOS krSD Wis W1Li.-Thc will is dated
MAY -. l~GS: and after Dcqucathng to Il
grandson $1,000 and his lands in the State
og Arkansas, he makes special requests. to
several ol the children, and nominates his
>ouS-iN-lrw INc>srs. William Stckncy and
Il. &. FoXjaS his executors, and directs that
the personal property be divided between
hi, four daughters, and gives the executors
fuii power 10 dispose Of his real estate and
divide the proceed, among tho heirs. The
estate personal add read is worth about
500. ug0.-~ Is IShHlgtDn star.
SrSAror GRnuS.-private letters report
ilat Senator Grimes has not improved in
health 10y his summer in Europe. The Sc
fnrG uaralvtic shock was not SO severe az
the FIRST, bat it left him in feeble condi-
lion. AT last accounts he was getting ready
lor M extended trip on the Mediterranean.
Washington S.nr.
VIRGINIA WilIiam>ylle,
BATH county. Daniel Roberts postmaster
rrn Joseph NJ. BurriS, failed TO give bond.
Hat Creek. Camp I'll county, discontinued:
papers sent In Campbell Courthouse. Pow
haitian Courthouse. Powhatau county. FL
Ga"oh ). Maddox postmaster rice james
y. Flood declined.
4 meeting in Washington on Tuesday
might favored the city,s subscribing" TO the
Hampshire" Iailroad.
The lion. Rohcrt !. Walker leaves 4
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The storm.

AUGUSTA, GA, November 1I.-There wa
Il heavy storm OF rain and wind south Of here
last night.
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A fire at Milo, Grange county, New York,
destroyed the blanket factory Of Fox, Ro-
'efts 4 Co. Loss, s30, 900 no insurance.
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FURNITURE, dc,


TURNIT IRE AND MATTRESS
4 WAREROOMS.-We have now on hand. In
two of those iron-front buildings opposite the
Office, Richmond, Va. large and cleGant stock Of
PARLOR, CHAMBER. and DlSlNG-EOOM
FURNITURE of every variety Of style ana inlsh
Also. MATTRESSES and SPRiNG-BEDS, made
in any styie desired. Our stock Of CHAM
Der FURNITURE being very large, we are con-
IiLent we can offer greater inducements TO buyers
than any other house in the State. Chamber sets
can be purchased ut our establishment from $50 10
5000. As the prices Of most other goods are COM
ing down. we have reduced the price OF every art-
eli, In orr line. and are now selling about rs low as
we did before the war. All In want OF superior
Furniture or Mattresses will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods 70 sui the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD 4 RITTER,
ocH opposite the post-oilice, Richmond, va.
TURNTTURE AND BEDDING VA RE-
i HOUSE, 1905 and 1910 Main street, Rich
moud. Va.-C;. B. STACY & son confidently In
vlre their friends and the public generally TO thelr
FALL STOCK, just complctcdi which WIZ DC
found to be the most extensive ana varied ever or
iercd in Richmond; and in every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses III tue
country; and In BEDDING, their iach!i!es en-
able them TO defy competition. ro,,,s,
SHUCkS! SHUCkS SiUChS!
we win pay cash for SHUClkS, III any quantity,
delivered In Richmond. -
We are anxious 10 appoint agents In every 10
cality from which ShuckS Will bear trans portaioh
to whom we will furnish presses for Dailng TAR
ticulars on application 81 'o--n
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT, which proves the economy OF It's manage
ment, and It's careful selection OF risks.
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INSURES ON MUTUAL NoN-FORFEITING
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18

W0oD vs.. MEnRIwETHER.-Thc jury in
this case, IN abstract of which was given in
Yesterdays paper, found Il verdict for the
plaintiff for -, 900 in gold, with interest
from the sd day of February, 1864. The
verdict was, it is understood, Il compromise.
The Defendants counsel gave notice that
they wouid take the case to the Court Of
Appeals, and preliminary steps were taken
for tliat pnp0sc.--Lynchdu9y NctcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18

Esain-StorEa ~ the North.
PHILADELPHIA, November 17.-There was
Il violent gale and rain-storm here last night.