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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Conservatives In Mississipri Confident
of a Grand yictpry.--Goyernor Wells
in Favor OF Removing Disabilities
Governor walker.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WAsHISGToS, September 9.
Private dispatches here to-day from
Jackson. Mississippi, say delegates to the
convention which nominated Judge Dent
unanimously for Governor, yesterday de-
clared that his election will be almost as
unanimous ns was the nomination. The
Conservatives will sweep the State for Gov
ernor and Congress.
Governor Wells, who has been here for
three or four days, is perfectly willing to
sanction o movement looking to the com
plete removal Of disabilities of everybody
in Virginia.
Governor Walker was here to-day in at
tendance at the funeral ceremonies OF the
late Secretary of War. He left Tor home
tonight. I1NoN.
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THURSDAY, september y, lsOJ.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance or our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations OF country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
ADDLes.-75c @Sl.25Qt 81: dull.
IatcOhoi.-:2. 50uS3 T' gallon.
A!e.-scotch. best brands piEts - 8 dozen ;
quarts IS. ,
2OtaaUjc.: clear ribbed sides, @V!U2Jtc. Virginia
hog-round, l74l73c.; Virginia hams, Io3@-oc ;
caRysssea 9as' ; sec poor noor To- a good sc
BeanS.-Out of season no demand.
BRANDY. -French. $ie0$@; apple, 50, Wholesale;
Btcos.s.TErce sirings, $i9j; four Strings
yucksts ;-faluted, two hoops, =. es@s2.75 three
Bees BSspesS;,SSar.-ss@.oc. 81 h.
Conce,tratsd Ley.$2;;25 per dozen hy the case
CemsHt.-S2. 25QtS2. 50 II barrel.
CoIJsctionerie$, Frutts, &c.-Candy, stick, 2og
&c. q b.; fancy, 2OG75c. KaisInS-Laycr, IS. :;
H0s E ss : pSx An5na hs4% !sc -
Corn.-See Corn Exchange report.
Corn Hedl.-City mills, boiled, $l.25; country
Chsese.-Northern and western prime cutting
l962Oc. common, l9dl5c.: English dairy, lSI.9c
Cogee.-Hio, lsAgy2'c.; Laguayra, 25t92c!c.;
I Notwithstanding, light weight lS0loc. !;
full weight, 20u2lc.: talow, l5c.
Cotton Card$.-sd9s7 q dozen; wool cards,
" iofon Yarns.-se loG$2 2s: Lcaksvlle, s2l5.
Dried Fruit8.-Cherries l5dlsc. backberr!es,
l0c. a.; apples, Sc. u h.
Ory Goods.-PKINTs Atlantic, &c: Canton,
sic. Home, 7ic. Bedford, loo; Wamsutta, 9tc
Amoskcag, lac. Andrescoggln, lie. Lancaster
l3c. ; Warugan, l2c. Oriental, lac. Dunneis,
Isle. DELAISES: Pacific, best styles, ?ic Low
ell lsc.; Manchester, zoe. BLEACnED DodES-
TICS 81 Sunny Side, &C.. Baltic, iOc. rs West
muster, lie. Portsmouth, l24c 4-i Putnam, laac.;
Reynold l!ac.; Rockdaie, I8c.; Andrescoggln, :oc.
brown DoMEsTICS: 3-i Trenton, Sc. 81 Man
chester, lolc.: rs Carroll, Hc.; "a GranieTi!e,
l3ic.; Lawrence, lo.c. Pepprc y, !2sc.: IL Val
ley, lie. J.! Humboldt, lO3c. 81 Manchester.
l!c;. Al Graniteyille, Ne IL Putnam, lisc'; -
Drugs and DyestHgssAlan, &C.; fcopperasi 2 &c;
sl.75 q b.. extract ogwood, &c; sup. carb soda,
6SG6sc. ; bluestone, lsc.
Eggs.-lGllsc. ~ dozen.
FIour.-Vlrginia country is quoted to-day by the
dray-load Fine. $3.50 superfne, s74s'as
extra, SI75lSs family, %.
Fish.-Herrings Halifax, IS, se.s04s9.7s Il
barrel; North Carolina, No. cut, S9;ao4sll q
barrel; Is for No. 2, and 81 o. half-barrel for
No. roe behring's; No. gress $50 bar
rel; hagdalone herr!ngs, sA,76GsS 2 barrel.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
SEPTEMBER 0.-Thc market exhibits no special
change since last report We continue quotations,
with the remark that there is very considerable
tiyity in all sorts.
Luos.-Shipping, green or unrpc, common to
medium. $5I$9; shipping, ripe, in good or
der. SoQtSlO: working, common 10 medium, ga
Y3ll; working, good slo.5o4 3l2; BRIGHT slno king
or working common to medium. SllGl3li: bright
smoking or working good 10 line, 9!taS2I;
sll.5j shipping short dark, In SOFT order. "a
Sll; shipping, In good order, long dark, rich and
waXy, si2GSle; shipping, in soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, sloI$l2; English ship
ping. $ll0Slj; stemmlng, short and long, sea
81; bright wrappers. medium 20 good. $5.M#!5
bright wrappers, fine to extra. SilEL:.5: sun.
cured. medium, SIG SIG; fine suncurch, Sl1gS-2J
frosted. sSN3lV.
LYNCHBURG, VA.
SEPTEMBER 8.--Inspcctcd last week. ending
August 29th, lG9 hogsllcads; inspected this week,
this week, q hogshcads. Received and sold hi.
week ending September !, 79l lots loose, weighing
o37 300 pounds; received and sold last week, end
crease this week, 1900 pounds.
Market not quite go active. PrimIugs are ar
irving freely. and selling firm at siGS5.5o. We
LuqS-Common and inferior frosted s50 80
common and inferior not frosted, $685.: gooe
10 fine shipping, S7IS8; common working, $40;
So; good working, *snlSlO fine working, $lvll sI2
Ledc-Common shipping ::M$0: good. ship.
working, S.MS9 good working. slVGtsl2.jo ; Ent
working, sl-usl3; bright smoking lugsl. $50
geo; bright smoking 0cafl. 92JM$3J; common
wrappers. sl5GIS2O: good wrappers, 1jG*JO lin,
wrappers, S3J4g S50; fine fancy wrappers, none OF
fcring.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
SEPTEMBER G-F!rmncss has been the distIn.
gushing feature Of the leaf tobacco market duriu:
the week ending this evening, with an active de
mand, and offerings of all grades have brought
full prices, Receipts have been very light and AZ
counts OF the growing crop such ~ to warram
the opinion that prices will be fully maintained
Sales for the week, 433 hOgshcads; sales for tn
year, IS, QS2 hogsheads.
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tomorrow
The Disposition OF the Remains OF
Secretary kaTfins---TEle Feeling in.
Illinois

The Disposition OF the Remains OF
Illinois.
The following dispatches were received
in Washington on Monday from Governor
Palmer, of Illinois, in reply to one sent by
General John z. Smith:
SPRINGFIELD, September /, 1869.
| WIS absent from the city when your
dispatch announcing the death Of General
Rawlins was received. The PEOPLE of the
State of Illinois will always cherish @ crate
full recollection Of the important public
services Of General Rawlins, and would he
gratified by the selection of some place III
the State for his resting-placc. Defcrring
to the wishes of his bcreavcd family, and
eager to offer such honors to his memory as
are now possible, We suggest that his re-
mains be deposited at Oak Ridge, near this
city, and thereafter under the care Of the
State. JOHN NJ. Palmer.
The following was also received:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,,
September !. 1869.
General John z. Smith:
If my suggestion of buryiDg General
RawlinS nj this place shall be accepted
will send q committee to Washington III
once TO receive his remains.
JONI Nj. PALMER.
These tclcgrams were shown to the Presi-
dent, who directed General Smith to answer
them as follows:
WAsnISGTON, September !, 1869.
Hon. John II. Palmer, Springfield, III. :
Your kilograms Of this day were submit
ted to the President, who directs me 10 say
that it has been decided to bury General
Rawljns in the Congressional Burying-
Ground, whence he can be removed, if de-
srahlc, hereafter. With this view his body
has been clnbulmed. JOHN L. SMITH.
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Cuba.

WASHINGTON, September 9.--Of1icial in
formation is received here Of the detention
of small Cuban expedition at Macon, Ga.
HAVANA, September 9.--The Captain
General has issued decree declaring salt
and medicines contraband of war, prohibit
ing their transportation into the interior
without permits describing the contents
and giving the destination of all packages.
Sugar closed firm and unchanged, with
operations limited, owing to the scarcity Of
the classes demanded for shipment.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, September The ipts Of stock
Of all kinds continue light and of Inferior grades,
only about 100 Cattle" Is sheep, 100 Hogs, and Il
fc;" Lambs and Calves comprising the whole sup
ply FOR the past week. Sales were made 1T the fol-
lowing quotations:
BHJ.-Common 80. y b., gross good Cic. ~ II.
MetD.-hll offered were common, and sold ut &C.
y D., gross.
JfoTS.--Salcs al llIGl3c. Flh net.
LGmbS.-FrOm S!GI%5 Fl head.
Cuires.--From S'@Sl5 u head.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 0. Admiral
Porter, Attorney General Hoar, and Presi-
dent Grant, leave for the North tonight.
The flags Of the custom-houses through
out the country are ordered at half-mast
Saturday in respect to the memory OF eS-
Secretary FcsScndcn, who will be buried
that day.
Secretary Cox is absent from the city to
see his sick child. Secretary Boutwell, is
also absent. The remainder Of the Cabinet
who are here dined with Secretary Fish to-
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Violent Gale Il e e e zap II Lines
RroE Damaged.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., September "a gale
last night Frustrated the telegraph lines
connecting with the ocean cables. The gale
was the most severe since 1915. The
damage is immense throughout the State.
Several lives were lost. Nearly all the
steeples in the city were damaged, and pro-
badly 100 buildings unroofed.
The sloop Resolution went to pieces IN
Rockford harbor, and two lives were lost.
The newspapers have five columns about
the disasters.
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The Terrible Mining Calamity.

DETAILS OF THE GREAT DISASTER IN
PENNSYLVANIA - ifNSUC CESsFUL Eff
FORTS TO SAVE THE BURIED MINERS
FATAL EFFECTS OF y FALSE THEORY
TUE DEADLY AND UFFOCATING
BLACK DAMP or TIE MISEs-RERCIC
EFFORTS TO PENETRATE Tue RE-
CESSES or THE MINES. Ere.
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Marriage Question In Canadian
Court.

MONTREAL, September Am interest
ing case, involving much property, WAS de-
cided by the Supreme Court to-day. The
Court decides that marriage with m Indian
woman is legal, and legitimatizes her chill
dren. The children of subsequent white
wife are decided Legitimate. Leave was
given the defendants to appeal to the court
in ENGLAND
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PAINFUL AccIDENT.-On Monday last,
as Colonel 7. J. Armstrong was returning
home to Bridgewater, in this county, some
where between Harrisonburg and Dayton,
his horse fell with him, fracturing Colonel
Armstrong; leg below the knee and other
wise iniuring him. We arc very sorry to
hear Of this misfortune Detailing Colonel
Armstrong, and hope his injuries are not of
a character to permanently disable him.
HQrrisonJurg Old Commonwealth.
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THE MUNICIPAl. ELECTION At WHINING
TON, DEI..-Thc Wilmington Gazette Tex
tra) gives the following as the result of the
municipal election in that city on Tuesday
The unofficial rcturns show that the De-
mocrats have elected three Of the city can
didatcs out Of four. The vote foots up &c
follows:
Valentino Nepublican), for mayor, sc
majority; Bright (DemocraD, for presi-
dent city council, l45; McCabe Demo
craft, for city treasurer, l05; Mccall (Dc-
mocrat), for assessor, 10l.
The councilmen stand thirteen Republi-
cans aIl eight Democrats.
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PATEyT.--John IT. Foster, one Of the
editors Of the Charlottesville Chronicle, has
recently invented and obtained letters pa
tent for q convertible prongcd hoe and
fork. Its extreme simplicity renders it Mt
once desirable and cheap, the price fotT the
two instruments, the fork and hoe con.
bined, being no more than that of either OF
them alone. charlottesville Chronicle.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILRoAD.-The following is the revenue
Of the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad Company for the quarter ending
August 81, 1869: s241, 572.34; revenue
for same period in 1863, 1908, 1902; in
crease in revenue for the last quarter com
pared with the same period of the pre-
cedinc wear, $38, 3S2. 02.
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JUDGE BLACK SUES 4 RAILRoAD.--L0nis-
ellie, September Judge Jeremiah S.
Black, of Pennsylvania, has brought suit in
the sum of s25, 900 against the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company for inju-
ries sustained early this summer.
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The RAwL1Ns FuND.--New York, Sep
TENDER 8.--Thc New York Stock Exchange
voted this afternoon to appropriate from the
funds in their treasury $1,000 for the relief
of the widow and children Of General Raw
Inns; also $1,000 for the sufferers by the
Avondale coal mine disaster. The Rawlins
fund here now amounts to $24, 500.
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LAND SALE.-On Tuesday (court day,
commissioners Brooke, Green, and Payne,
sold at public auction the " Horner Tract"
327 acrrs-Colonel W. ". Payne purchaser
at thirt,.-fve dollars per acre.-Harrenton
(FdD Sentinel.
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Entai Railroad Collision.

EVANSVILLE, ONO, September 9Th
train coming west last night collided witt
an extra engine, killing one passenger AM
fatally injuring two.
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THE Hon. J. W. BRoCKESBRoUGH.-H
are gratifed to meet with this distinguished
gentleman on our streets again. His 30
journ at the Springs seems to have re-
established his health in its former vigor.-
leIiNnton Gazette.
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MEETING or Coal OrEEAT0Es.-P0tt$-
ellie, Pa, September The committees
Of the Workingmen's and Coal Association
met here to-day, and concluded upon the
following terms The wages to be fixed Tor
September on the 25th; one of each COM
mittce to 60 to Philadelphia and ascertain
from five houses the price they paid for
coal during the month, and to average the
same, which average is to be the basis OF
the WAGES
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The Cuban Steamer Hornet.

HALIFAX, September 9.-The steamer
Hornet suspected Cuban flibuster) has
been released. 1t is still believed she is
destined for Cuba, and will receive her men
and arms at sea.
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Tho EqsIiit In Vermont.

MONTPELIER, W., September 9.-The
State election yesterday was unusually
quiet, and the vote small The Republican
majority is 10000. The Senate is unani-
mously Republican, and the Democrats
have only four members in the lower
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q Another CoaI-Mine Shaft Burned.
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-The main shaft
of the Warrenton coal mine were burned
Yesterday. Fifteen men who were inside
escaped, but all more or less hurt, and one
fatnllv
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The Chinese Immigration South.

San FRANCIsCo, September 9.-Mr. koop-
left here to-day for tour
through the southern States preliminary to
his departure for China TO procure laborers
for the cotton-felds.
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Second DiSDdtch.

AyoHDALE, Pa, September 9.--Ece.
ning.-Experienced miners have explored
every part OF the mine, but it is said that
two bodies are still missing. The number
Of bodies recovered is l0S.
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TIC mississippi Republican Cony EN-
tion---Sominafion OF Judge T. en
for Governor &c

sVs SoNeEEoV, &C.
JACKSON, September 3.-Thc Matt nal
Union Republican Convention assembled
to-day al noon. It was the largest meeting
Of the kind ever held in the State. Three
hundred delegates were prcsent-seventy-
five colored. Nearly all the counties were
represented. Judge Speed, Of Vicbsburg,
was president. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
/. We reaffirm the principles cnunciated
in the constitution of the 23d of June.
2. That, in addition thereto, we, announce
ourselves in favor of liberal system of
free schools, and of such cquita bic distri-
button Of the public school fund as may
secure the largest degree Of god feeling
among all classes of our citizens.
3. That We cordially invite The immigra-
ton Of capitalists and manufacturers into
our State, and pledge ourselves to such le-
gislation as shall most cffectunlly foster all
the industrial pursuits of our State and tho
roughly develop all its resources.
Judge Louis Dent was unanimously nomi-
mated for Governor, Judge E. L. Jelfcrds
for LieutenantGovernor, ]. L. Woodford
for Congress in first district, Judge William
Kellogg in third district, and Judge Joseph
W. Field in the fourth,
Convention then adjourned to 9 o'clock
tomorrow.
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HORRIBLE SUICIDE OF A MURDERER.-
Philadelphia, September S.-James Sny-
der, who Killed Carter, the master stone
mason at Paramount Park, committed sui
eide this morning in Moyamensing prison
by holding his head in bucket of water.
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The AyoTiiaie Disaster.

SCRANTON, Pa, September ga careful
estimate of the number of men in the Avon
dale pits shows that there were $50. Ninety
bodies have been recovered up to last &C
commits
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The Cable.

New YORK, September 9.-The land wires
connecting with the ocean cables are still
down 10 O'Clock P. Ny.
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MILLINERY.

SFISS Il. G. MCLEMORE has just 40, o
vi returned with = nice assortment ofgytJS
FALL GOODS, such as -yNSsTs
SASH ribbons,
FANCY NFLTETS,
FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
HATS, FRAMES, &c.
Ladies viii please call and see them. Sc lO-lD
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The Reported Mutiny OH the United
States Ship Sabine.

New YORK, September "a special
dispatch to the Sun, from Washington, says
it has leaked out that the reported mutiny
on the Sabine, off Cherbourg, is true, but the
alleged executions are false. The Sabine
was ordered home on account of this mu-
tiny. Three witnesses, sent home by
another vessel to avoid being tempered
with, have arrived in Boston. None but the
sailors were engaged in the conspiracy.
Their trial will take place Mt the Brooklyn
navy-yard after the arrival Of the Sa-
biuc.
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4 FREE TICKET WILL BE GIVEN
IN TO EVERY FAMILY OF THREE BOARD
ING AT THE ASHLAND HOUSE formerly
"Club House ", on the Richmond, Frederlcks-
mond. and RETURN until LIST OF January, 1870.
&c Co.'s u. w, ANDERSON,
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THE NINE OPENED.

PHILADELPHIA, September S.--A special
dispatch to the Evening Telegraph says :
g The Avondale mine was opened this morn
ing, and all the mincrs were found dead =
A private dispatch says l02 bodies have
hecn BROUGHT m
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THE COMMITTEE OF THE CENTE-
L NARY HUMBOLDT NIVERSARf here
by extend cordial invitation to al American
participate In the celebration OF the birthday OF
the great cosmopolitan sayant. Such associations
us wish TO take part In the procession (lith of
Septembcrl will please send notice to the Score
tary of the Committee.
BY order of the Committee.
HERMAN KOPPLE, Secretary,
care of Piedmont Life Insurance Company,
sc It'd corner Ninth and Main streets.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

+ LIGHTNING RODS
IL AT MoUSTCASTEE'S.
ROOFING and TIMING at $50 Broad street.
PLUMBING at MUUSTCASTLE'S.
HOuSE-FURSlSHING GOODS and
GAS-FITTISG at $50 Broad street.
STTSDRtES at M0UNTcASTLT'a
Mr.. JOHN TYRRE can be found at our store.
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DIRECTORS .

John Enders, william +. TAYLOR, Samuel 8. Cot.
Willis Jr., Ed. \. Smith, Thomas J. Evans, Jas.
A. Scott, Parker Campbell. W. III. Tyler. ). l..
Edwards A. Y. Stokes, j. B. Morton, K. II. Db-
rcll, william II. Palmer, David !. Burr. Henry X.
Enyson, Asa Snyder, II. L. c. baskerville, Samuel
C. rardy, W. b. Chaikley, j. w. Allison, George
s. Palmer, Thomas d. Quarles, II. &. Cabell, ID. j.
Hartsook John G. Williams, William G. Taylor,
A. i. Abel, William b. Isaacs, George L. Bid
good. Samuel M, Price,
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boot AND SHOE MANUFAC-a
D TORY.-Ihe subscriber would inform u 20
his friends and the public that he has COM We
menccd the manufacture of Ladies' and Gentle
mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS in all the
various styles Of the season, and solcts share OF
public patronage, plcdcing himself 10 use every
exertlon TO please. DAVID s. WRIGHT,
au 3-cod5w 1899 Main street.
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Dividend paid to policy.holders at end

Dividend paid to policy-holders Mt end Of sccond
year, In 1869, forty per cent
The success OF this company has exceeded oil
conducted upon legitimate life insurance princi-
Piles.
It's aim has been to exercise special care In the
selection Of risks, the StrcteSt economy, and alb
Solute security in the investment OF It's accnmuia-
tons. The extreme responsibility of the COM
pany testcs this safe and prudent course in the
care Of the sacred funds contidcd.
Special textures. that should lead all to Insure
In the company An investigation OF It's plans AMI
merits will leave no one In doubt, and all viii re-
grct insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
at end OF first year and one-thlrd loan on profits.
No notes required for premiums. All policies
non-ioricitablc.
No restrictions on travel or residence outside
the tropics
Special protection to married women and chill.
dren. under charter.
No Extra rate on females
Its investments made securely, Tor the benefit
of the policy -holdcls.
Him
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MRS. NJ. WALTON & CO. desire asSN
w to inform the ladies that they are daily 49,
receiving the latest novelties In MILLS
&EkY and FANCY GOODS, such as FRENCH
SWITCHES, SC. Mrs. NJ WALTON & Co,
se1-lw No. 100, corner Broad aud Fourth
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT

WAsu1SGToN, September 9.-Tho Navy
Department redsscrts that there has been
M mutinv aboard the Sabine.
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In stable. One is that of q young man
probably eighteen years Of age, and the other
middle"aged. Blood in clots ia about their
mouths, and they are terrible objects to look
upon. a gang of strangers, supposed to be
from Hyde Park, came down thirty minutes
before the discovery Of the bodies.
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VHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA..
HOME OFFICE, 1915 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

ASSETS. .S7C0, 900.
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Representing the above sound, reliable, and
prompt-paying companies, we solicit the patron
ago Of those requiring insurance.
THOMAS II. ALFRIESD s son,
SO o-sm BOO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-10
BODIES RECOVERED

Later this afternoon TWO bodies were
brought up by gang that went down since
the last telegram The excitement is very
great. The bodies are in bad condition,
and not recognizable. At 2:55 A. Nj. the
air was getting betterin the mine. The two
bodies are badly bloated ! they were found
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