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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29
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NEW YORK. November 27-Eoon.-St"cks
weak. Money. cNT per cent. StcrlinP-LonE;
1921 short, 1854. 5-oO's, GO, III. Gold weak and
unchanged.
Flour s66iOc better. Wheat la2r. better. Corn
dnll. Pork dull. Lard anict. Cotton firm nj 25tr.
Tr-pentinc, 47l@!Gc Rosn unchanged. Freights
Ersntn0. -Cotton hrmer, closing nniet sHle.
a,9oo bnles Mt este. Flour l0M15c: better. Whe'f
frm. Whiskey sl.oG Beef steadr. Pork. a32. 30
Ms33.75: new. s22 Lard firm kettle, 1917 la'".
Turrcntne;. 4SsGasc. Groceries quiet Frei9hts
rather steadier.
Money easy at 567 per cent. The hank st, ,to
mont IS favorable. Sterling quiet Mt lH:8@'o9
Cold closed ut 12:Gle's. Governments h~avv ,t
Carolira special tax, which sold MS low rs o.
Ten nessee 6's ~eak. The rest are steady. TIL"
stock list was active and strong on Western, and
weak on Vandcrbllt'5.
LOUISVILLE. November 2T.-Corn firm. Pro-
visions quiet. Whskcy, Csc.
CINCINNATI November 81 Corn firm ard
scrrce old, 81; new, s3@s5c. Whisky, 81. Lard.
1stMlstc.
ST. Louis, November 27.-Corn steady. Whis-
key, 81. Provisions dull Mess Fork, $3.50.
wILMIsGToS n c. NoveThsr q 97 :: Crrne
turpentime steady 1T sl.75@:a Tar firm ut So
Cotton better at 23t623s.
CHARLESTON. November 27.--rctton firm and
more active: middlings. 9dG2iic. sales. 700 bales
receipts, Isis bales; exports, coastwlsc, IL
bfles.
AUGUSTA, November e7-Cotton moro active
and frmcr: mddlings, 2asc.; sales, s72 bales; re-
| ccpts 100 bales.
| SAvASSAII, November Election quiet mid
dlings o3sc.; sales. !. 800 bales; exports 2,Hs
| bales receipts, ). 85i bales.
MoBILF November o7.-Cotton In general de-
man1 and closed stiff ut outside rates; m'ddlings.
23;m2!c. sales. $500 bales receipts, ,o3i bales
exports, sill bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2T.-Cotton active
and frrner at 22ltc. sales, $3.50 bales reccnts.
| Havre. 24I2 bales coastwise. 2.3i7 bales. Sugar
| Prime lie Molasscs-Prime. 84fD66c. choice
| 87G77oc. Gold, 1871 New York sight tG3 dis
| count,
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by sEoOnlisht---The Freaks
of q SSmnambuIist.

About 10 O'Clock last night much excite
ment was created in the vicinity Of the Gait
House. and quite 4 crowd attracted thither.
by the appearance OF Il man i'll his bare feet
and undCr-clothing, who WAS seen walking
about on the roof Of 4 iou"-StOry brick build
ing on Sixth street next west Of the hotel.
tie was rcstculating wildly at he crowd be-
low and calling for Brown" 10 come to
his assistance. As the crowd increased,
measures We're taken TO release him from hi
Opcn-air Imprisonment. 1t was found ne
ccSSarv to take Il ladder to the roof the no.
tel. and let it down to the other roof, dis
lance of fifteen or twenty feet, bring the
Somnamhulst up to the roof2hoTc, and con-
yrv him thence, al! Shivcrinm and trembling
a he WAS with cold and nervous excite
mcnt, to his room. which he had deserted
only Il short time before. When this was
accomplished. il was found that the roof
walker was Mr.. J. ". Woods, Of Center
vile. Indiana, who, with friend. the Mr..
Brown upon whom he had called, had taken
4 room nj the hotel Yesterday. Mr.. Woods
explained that he had forgotten 70 carry out
his usual practice when putting UP At 4 no.
tel. Of requesting the clerk to give him Il
room where he could not obtain access TO a
roof or porch. as he was an inveteratc sleep
walker, and when wandcrin. about III Il
condition OF somuambulism always reached
Il roof possible.
Retiring last night ut about 10 o'clock,
and falling asleep in his undcr-clotheS, he
had almost immediately left the bed. Upon
awakening he found himself in an almost
frozen condition. on the roof. How he
reached it he can't tell. nor can the people
of the house comprehend, unless he gained
access 10 some window on the west side, and
jumped from it to the roof.-Cinctnnat
COmmcrciai. sd.
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ence. Her husband is q. small man, about
tiftv. Of sanguine temperament, great irrita-
hilitv of temper, and inst the opposite In
appearance of the gentleman who has sue
cecdcd him in the lady's affections.
a'FARLASD's STORY.
A Sun reporter visited Mr.. Mcfarland
in the Oak-Street station at midnight. He
was calm and collected, and he related mi
uutely all the circumstances which led to
the tragedy. He said:
"That man Richardson has driven me- to
desperation, for he took my wife and child
from me. would rather save a mans life
1t any tine than take it, but in this case ]
hsve been forced to act ne have done.
Richardson has been plotting for wears
70 rob me "f my wife. On the eth Of
February. 1867. she left my house at -
Amity street. I found her on the day pre-
viouS in Richardson's room. who boarded
in the same house. and | spoke to her ~
the improprictv Of the act. found them
there under suspicious circumstances hu'
We then Hadc up our quarrel, for coul@
not dcign to believe she was unfaithful to
me. On the 9th of March following, how
ever. Richardson sent her q letter. and il
T"ll BY accident into nv hands. In il he ac-
kunw}ed2cs to have written twelve letters
previously, and ut the close he calls her his
own darling Wife and longs for the mo-
mcnt when he can fold her to his arms. He
also confessed In the letter that his love was
not the growth Of week. but of years
Mr.. Mcfarland exhibited copy of the
letter and other cpistlcs Of a similar cha
ractcr.1
''Sh2 then left me, and Richardson took
her to the residence Of Mr.. Sinclair and
sent nv Youngest child to Boston, and
have not seen him for more than two wears
md know not where he is. Since that
time | have pleaded earnestly with Rich
ardson to give me back my wife and cease
10 interfere in my family affairs, hut he haS
StcadfaStlv refused to do so. Instead Of
giving back my wife and child, he sent his
friends to offer me $40, 000 and 4 consulship.
But | scorned the proposition. IT is not
For the absence Of my wife that I care 50
much, hut for the fact that she has dishon
orcd me aid her children by living in thu
embraces Of another nan. Death would
have been preferable to me at any time du
ring the past three wears, but have LIVED
for tn" sake of my children. have hcnrt
that Richardson surreptitiously procured =
divorce. hut they served no papers upon
me. | heard that from his friends who live
near him at WoodSide. y. j., where he pur-
chased n house some time ago for sl1 900,
hut which he is now trying to sell, that he
may move to Wyandotte. Kansas. with nv
Wife. because he knows he can't live il
peace with her here while / live. She
stopped recently at Mrs. Calhoun's, in Jrr
Scv city, and Richardson used to visit he
there every night. When I discovered thu
fact, the guilty pair left the house, leavin@
some Of thei' lohing behind. / don't
know where she is now, but / suppose thi
affair will bring her to light.
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Various Items.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The bulk
Of the Presidents message has been COM
pleted.
The western members will oppose any
scheme for contraction. They represent
that there is money famine at the West.
A strong impression exists that the Judi
riary Committee will report resolutions i'm
pcachine Judge Busted, Of Alabama.
The Secretary of the Navy pronounces
the abstract of his report in the morning
papers bogus.
The revenue receipts to-day were S46S,-
900.
Commissioner Dclano has returned to the
city.
IT is stated that General John G. Breckin-
ridge has engaged rooms here for the winter.
1t is officially denied that either the
American or Spanish fleets are concentra-
ting at New York. The Miantonomah was
merely sent there on trial trip.
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New ORLEANS. November 27.-J. M. Cass
has sued the Times for 500. 900 damages for
libel in publishing in August last an aft
davit made before justice of the peace by
Edward Hickey charging Cass with embez-
element, and commenting thereon in the
local column.
METAIRE RAcEs.-F1rst Day. First Race.
Sweepstakes Dash two miles. Entries :
Locust Post. Kitty Free. and Hclmbold.
Won by laSt-named in 3;55, 3:554. Second
Race. Mile heats and repeat. Entries :
Monteomery's colt (unnamed). Little Mac,
Jeff Jennings, Sarah Mcdonald, Coqnctte,
Colonel Roberts. Morgan, Scout. Corsican.
and Baker. The first four were distanced
in the first heat. and Corsican won. Time,
1:49E. 1:4SH. Baker came in second. The
attendance Mt the course was good.
The weather is damp and foggy, with the
thcrmometcr GOO
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The WuIsKEY DISTlLLEKIES.-A sharp
game is now played upon some of the whis-
key men. Under the law, rectifying cstab-
lishmcnts and distlleries cannot be operated
within 600 feet Of each other. Several eases
have recently occurred where unscrnpnlous
parties, during \ suspension Of work by
large distilery, have put up small recti-
fvin@ establishment within the forbidden
limits, procured license, and proceeded in
the work Of rcctifying Il few gallons per
day. The object, Of course, is to blacklnail
the big distillcr, who finds when he wants
to start again that he cannot do 50 legally
until he buys out the small concern at an
eXorbitant price.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Admission OF yirsinfn--Inter.
views with the President.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Star
this afternoon has the following: Messrs.
Carr, Massir. and T. Amber Smith, MEM
bers Of the Virginia Senate. together with a
colored delegation representing the minority
in the late Republican Convention held In
Richmond, who bolted from that Conven-
ton. and are in favor of the immediate all
mission Of the State. had an interview with
the President this morning. The object Of
the visit was to counteract any move made,
or To he made, BY the minority Of the Con-
yention to delay tho admission of the State
upon the reassembling of Congress.
The President. in an interview with Co
vernon Walker. of VIRGINIA. said he saw no
objection to the early admission of the
State
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pEatt's Seat Contested.

LOWELL, November 70. 1863.
Dear Sir.-I think that it would be the
safer course for you to file your papers in
the contest which you propose against the
elect Of the second district III
Virginia, III compliance with the law and
the rule of the House. 1t will at least save
discussion. and can do no possible harm.
| have observed carefully the statement
Of your case. which you make, and you GER
tainly put it in very strong light.
am yours, truly, Benz. +. BUTLER.
T Z. Ch0mbLSs, Esq, PeterSburq, Va.
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In London they have organized society
for the purpose Of watching policemen and
seeing that they do their duty.
The winter quarters of Forepaugh's me-
pagerie, at Connellsville, Indiana, caught
fire recently, and the beasts were SET loose.
One lion went into sheep-kllllng.. Ihe
animals were recaptured. Loss 10 building,
$4,000.
The friends of the Hon. Jefferson Davis
will he gratiied to hear that his salary IN
his new position of President of the Caro-
LIMA Life Insurance Company has been
fixed at the handsome figure Of Sl5,c COO a
wear,
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About 600 packages of tea were forward
ed by rail from San Francisco TO New York
OH Thursday.
Iron laths arc the latest idea in building.
They are made of No. 90 iron, wire gauge,
and IL inches wide, resembling 1h-inch
hoop-iron, with small ridge or head in
the middle to stifen it. The laths are cut
in proper lengths, and afford additional
security from fire.
Electricity as heating medium has, it is
asserted, been successfully tried at the
Hotel Dieu Hospital, in Paris, and 1t IS re-
ported that hereafter the other large hos
pitfalls Of that city will be warmed by means
Of the electrical apparatus instead of BY
coal.
When the Countess Andree de Dampierre
died the other day her servants were SO
much absorbed by her funeral that they neg
lected to supply her pack of hounds with
provisions. A few days atterWard, one Of
the domestics having entered their kennel,
the dogs fell upon him, tore him to pieces,
and literally ate him up.
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An American Petition for the Free.
dom OF Cuba.

PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-Withln
three days $4,000 persons have signed the
following netition to Congress:
Owe. the 1lndersi gned. citizens of the
United States. in the interests Of human
liberty. respectfully petition yonr honorable
body to accord to the infant Republic OF
Cuba the rights Of bellrerent Power and
To recognize her independence. We URGE
this PRAYER for the reason that she has sue.
cesSfully withstood foreign tyranny for more
than year. during which time she has
established herjnst claim to be acknowledged
among the Powers of the earth. &C., &c
We invoke your immediate action"
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Foreign Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH,

LONDON. November e7-- Noon.-Consols, 93t.
United States bonds. $50. Tallow, AIS.
PARIS. November ?7.-Bourse opened quiet;
rentes III. &c.
LIVERPOOL, November 2!-Noon:-CottonI
0l2d sales estimated at Is. 600 "ales. Egening.-
Cotton closed lrmcr and active; nplands, nag
ma; Orleans, l2GEl2ad. sales, $1,000 bales, Id
Guiding Goo bales for export and speculation.
Red western Wheat So. 3d.GlSs I'D. winter. So. Sd.
ass. Cd. Pork quiet and steady. Lard, lis. Cd.
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Foreign News.


SPAIN.
MADRID, November 27.--The Government
announces its intention TO restore the con-
stitutional guarantees.
PHILIPPINE Island adTices report thata for
mdable rcactionary conspiracy has been
discovered. MaQy arrests had been made.
The chief of theAonspiracv committed sui
eide when he found it had been frustrated.
THE SUEZ CANAL.
PARIS, November PIN. Lesseps, the
engineer Of the SueZ canal, publicly denies
the unfavorable reports regarding the sue
cess Of that great work. Fifty vessels sailed
safely through the canal and returned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


| Il. Grain and Fl0nr Market.
rat. Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, November 81. 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Ipbe,y White l. 7os bushels. Red 3sc bushels.
iorn.~WhIte, l5s bushels. Straw-coloTed, II
bushels.
Odts.-l70 bushels.
Wh.nt.-white. s34 bushels very good on private
terms |: $50 bushels prime on private terms; eas
bushels rerv good ut i1.a5 40 bushels mt silly; %
bushels Mt sfs5: so bushels Mt ~. 30; bushels NJ
Clio 1sa bushels Mt ii .42i: 20 bushels at sl-t%ta
/ 5ss bushels. Red .! bushels Mt S211: II hlisnel
badly cleaned at s1.95; 90 bushels very gooa o.
ri 3p;. $40 bushels Mt 81. 3n-tot1l 362 busheia.
(;,-3-wbite so bushels new on private tcrfnS
81 bushels new ut poc IS bushels fair old at Sl.o3-
totnl 1873 buahqls.
Oats-l7o bushels very good ut SIC.
RE-ExuIB1TED.
(;orn -Straw-colnre6. Ii bushels.
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The ERIE WAR.--Judge Balloon has
granted an order staying proceedings against
the directors until the hearing Of motion,
to be made on the second Tuesday in De-
cember, to vacate the order of Judge Muir.
ray. A separate suit has been commenced
before Judge Barnard for an order restrain
ing Mr.. Ramsey and associates from prose
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Cation Statement for The Week

New YORK, November 27.-The following
is a statement of the cotton trade 1T all ports
IN the United States for the week ending
this morning: Receipts. $500 bales. En-
ports-To Great Britain, 1920 bales; to
the continent. g., $50 bales. Stock on hand
and OH shiphoard not yet cleared, 264, $40
holpS
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IMMENSE AGGREGATE OF RAILROAD CARS.
In the suit of Joseph H. Ramsey and others
against the Erie Railway Company it is
stated in the affidavit that the road pos
scssed last year 81 engines, 24S passenger
cars. 60 baggage cars. and 6,O44 freight cars,
makinga total Of 6.114 engines and cars.
Allowing 80 feet to each, the aggregate
length would be 20i, 420 feet, or over IS
miles. The number of cars is now probably
the same as last year, if not greater.-Nelc
York Post,
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rEba Erie EsniIreoI Trouble.

New Y0RK. November 2I.-The proceed
ings at Akron, Ohio. regarding the Erie and
Great Western railroad are approaching 4
crisis Judge Boynton will entertain no
more dilatory motions. Negotiations tor
compromise are active. Atlidavts indicate
that jay Gould's sickness was q pretence.
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More Violence III, Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 27.-Thrce
field-hands attacked planter named john
son. in Johnson county, Ark. with knives:
Johnson killed two and mortally wounded
y third. Johnson received more than twenty
wounds, but will recover.
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The Recent Arrest and Discharge I'm
Few York.

New YORK, November 27.-The facts
about the arrest of Charles Cohn here for
forgery are that while in Charleston he
sent funds to New York and drew on them
before they reached the city. The draft was
dishonorcd, and the arrest for forgery fol-
lowed. The draft for $4,000 was afterward
paid. The Judge released Cohn upon hear
inc the explanation.
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BIsuoP DoGGETT RoBBED.-In Newbern,
NC, on Tuesday night last, where he is
attending the Conference, the Newbern
Times says, the trunks Of the Bishop and
Rev. Mr.. Barringer were broken open in
the Methodist parsonage and robbed OF s20O.
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TEAMING, TEAMING.-.
l. The subscribers are prepared To do any de-
scriptlon Of HAULING, and would beg their
call. Terms shall be satisfactory.
STORRS Il BON.
OGcc corner Of Thirteenth and Cary streets.
no le-3tGweW
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TILE WORKS. have reassumed my
Il old business ut my formerplace, No. lils Cary
superior article Of FILES and RASPS. Also,
particular attention paid to RE-CUTTING OLD
FILES. GEORGE GERSDORF,
No. I4ls Cary street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. no l3-lms
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EDUCATIONAL.
RMTJLLE FEMALE COLLEG1

y - -,
This institution will be rc-opened THU RSDA1,
October 81. 1900. The Principal. who has hau IN
extensive experience in The conduct of FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no efforts
To promote the intellectual, moral, ana pnySlcaI
development Of her pupils.
The expenses 81 this school are regulated TO suit
the exigencies Of the times
Terms per session Of nine scholastic months o.
four weeks each, ending June 20. lS70
Board including lights washing, and fuel. $3.50
Tuition in academic department. .........,..... 80
Tuiti n in primary department. SO
Latin French. and Spanish. eaCh............. i
Music on the piano, including vocal. ......... 10
Use OF
Draryip, .......,.....,..,........ 30
PAYMENTS onc-halI IN advance.
Pupils furnish heir own towels aud table nap
Eins.
For further information, circulars will be sent
On application. ,,..,,,, w.
REVERENCE The Trustees OF the College.
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rhc WinnnhnsO I" War;

OTTAWA, CANADA, November 2I.-Go-
vernon McDougal believes that the Winnie
bago instruction will die out upon a
proper explanation Of affairs to the hall
breeds.
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SUMMARY PUSISHMENT.-Al little girl. nine
years old, was outraged Ivy a man named
SchcpmonS, near Elenyille, Ulster county,
\. y, on Saturday evening. She was found
by her father and his neighbors about mid
night, terribly mutilated, but still living.
ON Sunday the news reached Ellenville, and
divine service in the churches was stopped
to enable the enragcd citizens TO hunt the
villain. He was finally captured, confessed
the crime, and on Tuesday was sentenced
to fifteen years in the State prison at Sing
Sinc
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LAw-:u1r IN TENSEssEE.-Memphis, No
yember 26.-Suit has been brought III the
chancery court here by the heirs OF lilla am
Winchester, of Baltimore, for over ,, ooo,ooo
worth of property.
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STENCIL. TOOLS AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
W. GRANDFATHER, I41o MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRoN.f for marking
II Kinds Of wooden articles by heating II. Is per-
iect,y adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under tue new law.
Envrayers' stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, In
dclIble Ink Steel Dies Alph3beta, seal Presses,
Brass and German silver, Frames Steel Rings,
Checgs TagE Er-. wholesale and retail. r1hf
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LUMBER, LATNS, DC.
r UMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER! I!
TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO.,

TRUMAN 4. PARKER Z CO.,
dealers I'm
White Pine, Poplar, Black Walnut, Maple, Ash,
Hickory, Oak. Cherry, Mahogany, and sycamore
Lumber; also, all kinds 81 Building Lumber,
Shingles, Laths, Slaves, spokes &C.; keep always
hand large stock. and sell at low prices. Their
old customers, and all others In want of Lumber,
are particularly invited to give them call before
buying elsewhere. Corner Sixth and Canal streets,
R!chmond, Va. no12-5m~
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
BRAZILIAN CASSaRA,
ITALIAN MACARONI,
PRIME FACTORY CHEESE.
EDAN and PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE,
CANNED PINEAPPLE.
JGst receive by
noo7 SHIELDS, STEVENS & co.
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Condition cr Albert ~. Richardson.
New YORK. November 27.-Albert D.
Richardson, Of the tribune, who was shot
by Daniel Mcfarland, Il lawyer, Thursday
afternoon. will probably recover.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, November 27.-Robin-
son Il Co.. tobacco manufacturers, have
failed for 5000 900.
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Dividends paid on life policies. FORTY PEh
1ENT.. which proves the economy of its manage
.nent aud Its careful selection of risks.
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-..-,.,,audcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.
.vjretnia Republican Convention
no,urnius Prosperity of the south
theatrical.
" ,sulSGTOS, November 90. 1869.
IL n.,.,,1 LIN, I.n,,--n,nii


~. ,,tion of the Republican Convention
,,4;~-iriq Yesterday has received some at-
-..-,, in Administration circles, and the
". ..,o,,.rn whoarc 80 bitterly opposed to the
....s.;or Of the state, "nd who arc 50
,.,,s, FIR another election. may he con-
,>3,yitL rnc information that their action
...rr9sv will not receive cith"r tho en-
-,.rar,,, NJ the President o. Of Congress.
~ ,r..,.a~ II has been discussed here today
~, a.. ..,on,nsion was reached.
=, h.. nccn noticed Ivy reference to the
.l-. IN the office of tho Commissioner of
I'm, hat the receipts on account Of
,.....-, .i,,, -c> NJ She port Of Baltimore. Nd.
s,rrn gradually and constantly in
-....~r since last spring, showing much
.-..- direct importaii0nS from European
-. ,hun Formerly. l. not this an addi-
....qr evidence Of the returning prosperity
,aa southern States. between which and
= ..,.n.~n there has always existed very
.,mty trade:
r,.... und Harry Watkins have been de-
.a.;u, the thratrc-Cnin@ public here for
3d.. rn,' Two weeks with their excellent
r..,ogrou> The Dlav Of Troddcr
r,.,.~." written hv Mr.. Watkins. is one Of
... Gor>t Irish dramas on the stage.
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