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Cuba-Fate Of American Fiiibnsters-
Opinions OF the Press-DetaiIed Ac.
count OF tiac Recent Battles-ExecU.
tja,, IF S'y,I,nt, 6:enc-ngs

Guba-Fate Oh American EuiDHsterS-
Opinions OF the Press-DetaiIed Ac-
count OF the Recent Battles-Execu-
tio., CT Cuban Generals.
New YORK. November 20.-A Cuban
letter to the Times says that of the Amcrl-
cans and foreigners landed By the Peret,
about forty still remain. The rest were
killed or disabled. OF the Grape Shot eXpe-
dition, only two remain.
The Tribune says, cditorially a victory
BY the insurgents near Remedies, Il serious
disturbance at Cardenas, aud continued and
conspicuous dctcctions among the Spanish
troops, arc reported from Cuba. 4 mani
festo for annexation by the Congress at
Guavmos, is for the first time given to the
American public"
The Havana correspondent Of the Times
gives an account Of the battles at Camarca,
Fruy Juan, Ramon, Palo Parade, and
Sierra, between the SpaniardS, under Val
maSeda. and Cubans, under Jordan. The
Spaniards claim victories at Palo Parade
and Ramon. Camarcaand Fruy Juan were
drawn battles. AT Sierra the SpaniardS
were defeated by Jordan. The Spanish ac-
commits report 800 insurgents killed in these
engagements.
The Cuban Generals Maso and Farmogo
were captured and Immediately executed.
The Cubans are cmcamped in force in Il
strong position on the Contrumastro river.
with lines extending TO Iaguas and FIJI
lipinos.
The insurgents killed in engagements in
Cinco Villas district III October are reported
at 100, and to accomplish this result 5000
Spaniards were needed. The district is still
in possession Of the Cubans.
The Spanish attempt TO capture the Gu
ban camp in Cienagua dc Zapotc proved q
fixture, the Cubans having lett to join the
forces near Cieniuegos.
The Gloria and Soledad plantations at
Cartagena, near Cienfuegos, were fired by
the insurgents.
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As for Grant, sherman, and Sheridan,
fear that under The impartial pen ofmilitary
criticism, especially after the Confederate
side is heard, these, our Shadowing laurels,
will wither and fade, and the verdict will be,
that these officers had the the good luck to
be i'll command when the Coniederacy fell
10 pieces from exhaustion. OF the three,
General Sherman is certainly the most I'M
fortunate. From the time he and Grant
threw portion Of their army on the wrong
TO be surprised and butchcred, with the
only excuse l ever heard that one officer
was drunk and the other crazy.) to the
march from Chattanooga to Atlanta, where
ne lost more men killed and wounded than
his enemy had under him, we have a success
sion Of military thunderstorm PtaN.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Tur TAX on SrIRrTs-PRorosEp CHANGE
-. -ur Co:IrcrI0S.- Leonard Myers,
- Pennsylvania, intends at an early day ut
Eve next session Of Congress to introduce a
I'm changing the present system of collect
W. the tax on distilled spirits, and lcvying
!, G9ntircly upon the capacity of the distiI-
i.rv ne was the first 10 present this plan
.o,;cral wears ago when on the Darling In
,..,,iriing Committee, and still insists that
Tho ross decentralization OF the present
,',s+s,1 shows that some SuCh change in the
Ia. needed. lie contends not only that
= viii increase Tie revenues from this
.,ircc, but will remove the temptation to
fraud presented by the law rs il now stands ;
and abolish the many regulations of the
urnartmcnt on the subject, do away with
si.1,pS and metres, and reduce the force
now employed to carry ont the law. Mr..
MYERS viii urge these views upon Congress,
Nnuryinc There will bca general approval Of
the principles embodied in his bill.
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General News Items.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-The Indian
goods at Fort Sullv have been burned,
which will involve suffering among the In
dians of that section.
Nelson's official majority in New York
is 20,56G.
A building at the corner Of Olive and
Fifth streets, in st. Louis. fell yesterday,
burvinc thirteen workmen in the ruins.
There was q heavy storm on Lake Erie
yesterday. The brig Concord, of Detroit,
with her captain and four men, was lost.
The iron-clad Dictator has arrived off Sa-
vannah river after behaving well OH rough
Dps.o,ra
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MURDER By REGULAR ARMY OFFICER
HohJmo, nd, November lS.-Lieutenant
W. y. DouIherty, Of the regular army, on
i'wl9u5h, and visiting 1is parents here. shot
and killed Joseph Van Horn, at the Sher-
man House in hi, city, at noon to-day. Ii
is ALLEGED that Van Horn circulated SANDER
ou- reports about Dougherty'S sisters and
on Noa@herty meeting Van Horn he re-
4ucstrl him To recall ms remarks. lie re-
peateiiy refused, and not denying the re-
poIt, Nou-herty fired five shots at him,
three OF them taking effect. Van Horn died
almost Instantly. Dougherty was immedi-
al~iy arrested, and is now IN jail. The al
fair has caused great excitement, rs both
parties are connected with the first families
oil this elk.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grim and Flnur Market.

Grain and Flour Market.
ConS AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, November TO- 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Whent.-White. $40 bushels. Red, 800 bushels.
Corn.-White. 2li bushels. Straw-colored, Il
bushels. Mixed. so bushels.
Odts.-2e2 bushels.
SALES.
Thsnt-whtte. 90 bushels mixed at 81. 1ss
bushels very good on prirate terms 40 bushels In
fcrior at sil71: u bushels very GOOD nj :l.59 90
bushels at 9I35: 302 bushels at k!.4s-tothl: AZ
bushels Red, so bushels fair at 81 ~ p" bushels
very good ut 81 3oj: -! bushels good NJ -!.So %
tuaheis at sl.c5; ia bushels prime Mt Sl.s'-tota
$50 bushels.
Corn.--White. $50 bushels new.
OGts.-G0 bushels very good AT &c.
RE-ExHIBITED.
T0rn-White. $50 bushels.
Odts.-2s bushels.
REMARKS The market to-day pTcsentcdn no ne"
feature. Prices OF grain on Change on the cor
responding date Of last year were: Whe"t--
White, prime, s2.a5: red, prime, $685. Corn
White. prime new, s2c.: prime old. II. OATS
Very good SIC. Rye.--Yery good S1.2s.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
OMAEsUALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET,

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
'OMARSUALL BELOW TWE LFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
for the treatment of all classes OF medical ana sur
gical cases cXccpt smallpox and insanity:
In addition to the LARGE WARDS, tue Imiirln-
ary contains Il number OF PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing AL the comforts aud privacy Of prl-
yatc residence with experienced nurses and at
PENDANTS always IT hand. Patients have the prirl-
cgc OF selecting their medical adviser either rom
the stair of the lntrmary or any respectable prac-
t!tioucr in the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine
Private rooms slv ~ PEI VIZ
| or,-,. wards IL per week
4 small additional fec is charged Tor surgical
operations. . ,
. \ limited number OF cases from the city OF Rlch-
moud received On CHARITY.
For reformation or admission, apply ut the III
Urinary to ISAIAH H. W HE. VI. r.,
noo0-9m Medical Superintendent.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. November co. Erening.-The I'M
favorable bank statement for the week cansed sur
prise and a general decline The liabilities show
n decrease of only 81 0oo. while the lcgal-tenders
are reduced nearly Fl 500 900 the increase ofloans
Is over 81 750 600 increase ofspecic nearly 81 go
OO0 nd decrease legatendcrs ~ over - 500 0oo
Circulation increases a triie and deposits de-
CT ease a trifle.
1ooG8 1901 Gold closed ut l26lGl28s. Governments
lower but closed steady: 5-2o'S-'e2's, ll5i0ll5s.
State bonds steady. Stocks unsettled.
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ALABAMA Observation-Disclosures BIZ
slNEss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NOvc!n-
bcT I4.--Iu The Senate to-day Il hill was in
PRODUCED hy II senator from selma to yacate
the municipal offices OF Mobile. The bill
authorizes the Licutcuunt-Gov the
Speaker Of the House, and Attorncy-Gcn-
eraI. to appoint the mayor and aldermen OF
Mobile, L hold office Tor three years. The
senator from Mobile denounced the bill,
and said Mobile asked ior no such legi>la-
ton,
Resolution, were offered and referred to
abolish the Board Of School commissioners.
This Board has tull legislative authority,
and passes bills and approprateS the school
fund. \ senator said they absorbed al the
school tund and kept the schools closed.
In the House 4 committee was appointed
10 confer with certain railroad presidents
in reference to freight charges di>crimina-
TIM a1niu-t citizens Of the state, and Il bill
Va, introduced 10 allow state endorsement
al ha.sj- Of the Mobile and Alabama Grand
Iru-n railway.
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Foreign News.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Neutrality-suspicious. hundred and
sxty-one Deputies voted for the Duke of
Genoa for King.
The Bishop of Havana is accused Of at
tempting to make his escape from the cOun-
try with 100000.
Another Carlst rising is unprecedented.
4 constitution for Porto Rico, declaring
it province of Spain, has been submitted
to the Cortes. 1t permits public meetings
Hnder surveillance, but prohibits the discus
sion of slavery. Many reforms are granted.
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An immense rink in Chicago was crushed
Friday night bv the weight of snow on the
roof, completely dcmolishing it. The walls
are Il BRICK, and the roof arched with
twcnty-iect pitch.
a building of Hood &; Co.'s oil refinery,
III Akron, Ohio, was burned last Friday.
LoSs, $4,000, including large quantity Of
refined oil ready for shipment.
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Stacking Accident n. n Fire.

New YORK. November 2o.-At L fire in
Brooklyn last night Thomas Wallace jumped
from the fourth story Of the house with n
child iii his arms. Both were instantly
killed. Wallacc's wife leaped from the win
dow after them, and was picked up in dy-
inc condition.
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Indictment Of the Louisiana State
k..t,fsor---s's,urcI. Blown Down.

New ORLEANS, November 20.-The grand
Jury present five bills Of indictment against
state Auditor Wicillihc for auditing fraudu-
lent warrants.
The Roman Catholic church at Biloxi,
Miss. WAS demolished by the storm yestcr-
day, and other damage done.
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STORM, SHIPwREcK, AND Loss or LIFE on
LAKE ERIE.-Port Stanley, November 10
There was q heavy storm or Lake Erie last
night, causing several shipwrecks. The
brig Concord, Of Detroit, wassunk, and the
captain and four men were lost.
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IMPORTANT CAsE.-The jury in The cas-" d
General O. G.. Clay rs. the Virginia and Zen
ucsSc Railroad Company, an action bro"gl
on :5,1GO worth Of detached coupons lroE3
the bonds OF the company, returned n We
dict for the pltintiiY in the circuit court W =
tcrdav.-LyachbNrI RepMbhc0n.
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Colonel Jones, engineer Of the Nor!ol!
and Great Westcrn railroad, says that til.
Suryeyin" has been completed, and it ha'
been asccrtaice0 th"' fac Grade will not e..
cecd sixty feet to The utllc gJiJg Wvst, ant
fifty feet going East.
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The FincaStlc UcrGld contradictS the
statement that IA large number OF citizens Of
Botctourt had removed To the West.
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Or, Henley Robinson, living near White.
Gal, Spring, in Lee county, committed sui,
eide on Wednesday last, by taking NOR
phiuc.-LynchGurg Ne,cS.
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THE PrBuC DEnT.-The next public debt
statement, il is said, will show n further re-
1Uct!ou orthc public debt equal to about
5000, 900. which will make the total re-
.luc,ion, since the ISt Of March last, over
- U.slijU.
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Wreck OF. Lake Superior.

CHICAGO, November 20.-The propeller
Thomas Scott was wrecked i'll the blow YES
terday, with %, 900 bushels of wheat. The
fate OF her crew is unknown.
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Sudden Death of n Richmond Mer-
chant,

PHILADELPHIA. November 20.-A. W.
Noting. commission merchant of Rich
mond. Va, was found dead in bed at the
Continental Hotel this morning. There
were no indications of violence or suicide.
His will was found in his pocket-book.
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T. A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
~. Main and Cary. Richmond, Va. dealer In
Wood orking Machinery OF all kinds, Ma
chinsts' Tools and Supplies, Steam Engines Mill
Gearing, shafting, Pulicys and Hangers, Turbine
Water-Wheeis superior Leather Betting, Lace
Leather saws, Wrenches, Steam aud Water-Pipe
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card Clothing,
steam Gauges, SC.
For sale one Stationary Engine, ?5-horse
power ade by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new one Stationary Engine, l2-horse power ;
one Portable Engine, la-horse power one now
Flue Boiler, l:-horse power; one Tubular
Vertical, s-horse power three Flue Boilers,
each So-horse power; one. Portable Corn
MIL lot OF Mill-GearinR, shafslng, Hangers, and
price. Also, large lot Of all kinds Of Machinists
Tools Lathes, planners, Drill-Presses, Index Mill
ing machine, Screw Machines, Vises, &C., &C.,
that will be sold very low. oc 5o-eod3m
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CANNED FRUITS AND NEGETA-
Y DLE.S ut reduced prices.
The famous GREEN TURTLE in cans.
Canned LOBSTER and SARDlH Is,
UNDERWOOD'S DEFILLkD HAN.
CROSSE i BLACkWELL'S POTTED HAM.
CROSSE & BLACkWELL'S ANCHOVY
PASTE,
COX.S GEL ATINE,
fLAyoRISG EXTEACTS IA line essortmenth
PRESERVED GINGER.
CURRANT JELLY,
FRENCH MUSTARD,
EDAM and SAPSAGO CHEESE,
MUSHROOM, WALNUT, and TOMATO CAT
BLAcKBE RRY WINE by the gallon or by the
A few gallons OF DOMESTIC GRAPE WINE,
pure and delicious
HOLLAND GIN,
PURE JAMAICA SPIRITS,
SCOTCH and IRISH WHIchEY.
COOKING, TABLE, and MEDICINAL WINES
and DRhSD1ES,
In great variety, ut J. II. hlDips,
no IL III Broad street.
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CLOTHING.


CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR
ENDLESS VARIETY
BALDWIS's.
CASHMERE SUITS s.
from $40 to s4s, all grades and styles,
AT
BALDWIS'S.
UVERCOATS-ALL GRADES.
Army Overcoats, all wool, with capes, only sc.
OVERCOATS ALL PRICES,
from So to $40,
BALD WINS.
SILK MIXED SUITS
Goat, Pants and Vest-l
only SIS,
BALDWIN,S,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
mo 22-lm
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

DIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
Assets
Policies issued In little over two years.. s,Ieo.
ISsURES ON MUTUAL NON-F0RFEITING
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT, which proves the economy Of its manage
mert and Its careful selection OF risks.
OFFICERS:
W. G. CARRINGTOS, President;
JOHN Z. EDWARDS, yice-Prcsident;
ID. j. HARTSOOK, Secretary;
B. G. HAtRTs0onk, Cashier;
S {; 4 S%fT Tass Medical Advisers;
Pn9rEssoE F. 3. SMITH GadII,,,,a Aetus,ry:
JAMES L. WOLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies
DIRECTORS:
wM. b. IsAACs, GEORGE PALMER,
Il ". . e = 5hhRktkifSGros, WI WI. j: ffRhMhR,
4. Y.STOkES, WM. G. TAY LOR,
Join Z. EDWARDS, Join G. WILLIAMS
DAN'L j. HARTSOOk.
This company has met with success beyond all
parallel In life Insurance. and offers TO the south
crn public HOME ENTERPRISE equal to any
and surpassed by none in existence.
1t advises the payment Of all cash premiums, be-
cause then dividends will continually decrease
each next payment, until nothing VIII be required,
and the policy may he Il source of income, but IL
Will allow one-thtrd loan anticipating policies.
Parties who fail 10 pay all cash premiums VIII
please remember their cash payments are NOT
likely to decrease and that interest Is to be PAID
annually on all logus not absorbed by dividends
1t requires notes Tor loans OF the part or pre-.
NUNS but endorses the loan on It's policies until
absorbed by dividends or policy Is payable. .
1t has restriction on residence or travel, Oil
policies are -forfctabe, and the right OF par.
ties guaranteed on the race Of the policy as part OK
the contract.
1t has the following valuable features which no
other compsny gives The late war Taught many inc
penalty OF being separated from the nome once Dy
having their past payment forfeited. This COM
pany guards against this In her policies, ana In
event OF separation from It's Office BY any inter
yeution. guarantees TO such all the right oil non.
forfeiture, paid-up policy, surrender value, ana
Reinstatement, as though there had been no such
Intervening cause.
Its investments arc made for southern ADVANCE
meut. It brings money to our peOple-keeps money
with our people. Then, why should they continue
to impoVerish themselves by sending money on,
which can easily, is safely, Us proftubly, DO
The PiEDMoST AND ARLINGTON asks all
who wish to insure 10 compare Its rates. terms,
progress with any company. and feels confident
49, 49,, no 3-d&wln
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sTGgEG AEEs T'sSWARE.

STONES AND TINWARE.-Having on
> hand n large assortment Of the most approved
COOKING aud HEATING STOVES, am cna-
Sled 10 oCcr them 10 the public NJ greatly reduced
prices FOR CASH. All STOVES warranted to give
satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken in exchange
or repaired.
an needing real good article of Stove, adapted
both for country and city use, will cali on
GEORGE KLEIN,
mr. % rod1nS OIL! Broad street.
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George y, Chiffon, living near Buford's, IL
Bedford county, was accidentally shot OF
Thursday while out hunting. He had placed
his gun against Il stump, near which he wa:
standing, when his dog ran up and Struci;
the gun, knocking il down and causing it t."
explode, the loads from both barrels pass
ing through Mr.. Chilton's forearm, laccra~
ting it 50 badly that amputation near the
elbow WAS rendered ecessaly.-Ly7chJw.'
Sy'cS.
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Father Edyacinslie.
BosToE, November 20.-Pere Hyacintht
is guest OF Hon. Robert c. Winthrop.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
THOMAS BRANCH 6 CO.,
No. lois MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
THOMAS BRANCH & SONS,
OLD STREET, PETERSBURG.

BRANCH, SONS & CO.,
BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA. GA,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALLOW SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
on deposits, subject 20 sight checks negotiate
LOANS. buy and sell SECURITIES on commits ion,
and draw SIGHT STERLING BILLS all cities OF
Great Britain and the Continent for any sums
from FL. oc ls-3m
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Sentence Of IaSsaiIants of Revenue

PHILADELPHIA. November 20.-Morrow
and Dougherty, who assaulted the revenue
officer Crooks while in charge Of some
seized property, have been sentenced to
s., coo fine and seven years Imprisonment.
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,IIUN Is.
TINWhRE!.
HuUSE-FURSISNING GOODS -!

CHARLES G. GREGORY
Is receiving and keeps constantly on hani. alarEe
assortment of the most improved patterns III
pkING-STOVE. for wood or coal.
PARLnR STOVES of every DESCRIPTION; me
the SHEPHERD Cook. for wood; MORNING
and EVENING STAR EXTENDED-TUPC COON
JE(;-STONES, the best In use, which will be sold
at the lowest prices. ,
~ No. IlI MAIN SlREfl.
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QUINN YSIDE TRIUNrilANT.-Th
= nriv premium given by the Virginia state Agri-
<YS!DE STOVE. For sale only 10y MOUNTCAS-
II. u. 80 Broad street.
This stove heats one or more rooms, ana IS I'M
surpassed fer economy, cleanliness, and heating
,,n,,.r uG l0-GSilw
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AND UNDERWEAR
ENDLESS yARIE TY
BALDWIN'S.
CASHMERE SUITS
from Slo 10 $45, ell grades and styles
AT
BALDWIS'S.
OyERCOATS-ALL GRADES.
ARMY Oyercoats, all wool, with capes, only -.
OVERCOATS ALL PRICES
from 50 to 80, rs
BALDWIN'S.
SIlK-MIXED SUITS
Goat, Pants, and Eest)
only sl5,
AT
BALDWIN'S,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
mo c2-lmj
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SERIOUS AFFAIR IN ScoTT CoUSTT.-A Sc
rious stabbing affair occurred some ten
days since at Rev. William Queens, ncsi
Osborn'S Ford, iii Scottcounty, resulting il
the wounding of William Lucas by Weldon
Edwards, son of Rev. 2. w. Edwards.
Qucea had leased some land to Edwards,
and in entcaroring to settle they differed
about some If the details, and Lucas being
called on for evidence, in the course Of tho
conversation gave Edwards the ID l;".
when Edwards stabbed him in the arm,
shoulder and side, breaking the blade of hi
knife in one Of his thruStS. The recovery
OF Lucas is deemed doubtful.-BTiStol NcrS
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

MARINE DIsAsrERs.-Thc gale on We'd
nesday night was very heavy on the coast,
and no doubt considerable damage was
done. The steamship Niagara from New
York. arrived here on Thursday with her
whccl-houecs stove in by the force of the
sea, and the Baltimore pilot-boat Henry
Slicer came in yesterday for repairs, having
split her sails while lying to in the gale of
the CapeS.
The schooner Henrietta, Captain Clark,
from Thou ,tou. with cargo OF rrovi-
sions and ray, and bound up James river,
anchored IL Hampton Roads OH the 18th in
slant in :he Gale, and dragged, with both
anchors down, on Hampton bar, and having
struck some obstruction filed with water
In twcniv minutes and sank.-NoJUik Jour-
nal.
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SALE or LASD.--Thc Dinkle farm OF 81
acres was sold some days since for SCI. 40
per acre. The administrator of DIR. Dasl.
Conrad, deceased, also bid in ninety acre.
on the Romncy road at SO per acre Win
chester Ncus.
On Thursday, TO John Palmer, of New
York, farm on the telegraph road, about
nine miles from Fredericksburg, adjoining
the lands Of John II. Samuel and Joseph
Alsop, for $500, Notwithstanding
Star.
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ivory TABLE CUTLERY, Sheffield
L manufacture, new invoice. just received and
for sale low by SAMUEL CHILD IL CO..
Importers, 20 north Charles street.
uoA--eodlat Baltimore, MI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18
ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

Having creator facilities than ever before, |
am now prepared 70 furnish BOOTS and
SHOES, Of tho best material aid workmanship
ut greatly reduced prices
Have now on hand and am constantly re-
cciving full supply of BOOTS and SuOES
for Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants also,
Men, Youth'-snd Boys, suitable for city or
country wear.
A cal! is all that is asked, when you will he
fully convinced Of the truth.
llATSl IATSl HATS
Have Just received large supply of the latest
styles OF HATS, and will hereafter keep on
hand good as ortment, nj prices to SUIT
LEATHER AND SHUE-FlNDlNGS.
In addition 10 my largo and we'll selected
stock of Boots Shoes and Hats. l have added
a fine assortment of LEATHER and SHOE
FINDINGS, comprising everything found IN
q first class Leather and Shoe Finding estab-
lshmcnt. French and American Calf Skins OF
the best quality. such as the JadGt, MERCER,
Levens, Dupont and other widely known brands
always on hand.
Great inducements oi!eI ed to Country mer-
chants Goods scld by the package or case.
All work warranted to give entire satistac-
ton.
Country merchants about TO lay in their stock
for the fall and winter, would do well to give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
| will sell goods at lower prices and better
articles than any other house in the State.
j. KAUFMAN'S Emporium,
Cor King and Royal SITS.
son gf-3m Alexsndrs. Va.