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CEMETERY COM
EI PANY.-kt full meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF Hollywood Cemetery Company on
the It'll OF October, 1870 the following letter from

III OIL 7 WOOD CEMETERY COM--
LII PANY.-kt full meeting Of the Board or
Directors OF Hollywood Cemttery Company on
the 7th of October 1870 the following letter from
Colonel Thomas II. Ellis was communicated:
RICHMOND, May 25, 1870.
"To the Directors Of the Hoilpcood Cemetery
.sGentIemen,-It being my purpose to leave
Richmond to reside In the city OF Chicago.
hereby resign the Office OF President OF the hoi-
lywood Cemetery Company. An omcla ~ "a assocaa-
prise, during which time have seen IL grown
from Its original suggestion, throu2 early preiu-
dice and opposition TO It's present fayorltlsm Wild
the community, and. may almost say lts ma
tlonal reputation, has strongly attached me 70 u
and Its fortunes but especially to those OF Its
officers and agents with whom have acted even
from the beginning. LamentiDg the departure OF
those who SAT out Oh this career with US, ana Ten
dering TO the surviyoss ana 70 eaSn Of YOU
~ am, with high respect and esteem, very Truly
And his resignation accepted when WILLIAM
a. HAXA ALL was elected President, ana the 1oiloW-
Resolred By change OF residence Of Colonel
Thomas a. Ellis. late President Of hollywood
Gem etery Company, from this city to Chicago,
we have lost most valuable omcer, VINO, oy NIB
eeryed the esteem Of his associates but won the
kndest regards or alt those with whom IN inc as
charge OF his official duties, he was brought Into
contact. ,.,., So
forw aried to Colonel Ellis, another copy thereof,
with his letter OF resignation. be published IN our
S Rssotred, That all future purchasers Of lots,
and those who have not ady enclosed them, Ds
requestedto use granite curbing anc dspensts, msn
iron railing, as we tnlrK IL VIII auu 10 ueautnyhR
the grounds" o,
+. October IL, 1870. oc lS-saHoW
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gFEas sgssss,


TAMESRIYEgSTE AMBO ATEssssN.
u COMPANYa-EOR NOREOLK. -
P0RTsMOnTH, AND ALL EEGULAk LAM.
TN6S ON THE JAMES RIVER, -TEa fast anc
elegant United States mali steamer n ,SsTs.
800 q u n VI We 81 q 4, i. il s..
~ Captain q. @. GIFFoRD, y 81.
leaves coDpany's wharf at Rsskssss, !. FOR s,,e
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, &C HALF-PAST STx
O'CLOCK a.. NJ, and returns ON Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. IN .s5sf x
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time TO com
meet With steamers foD Baltimore and points
North. u fE%E
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival OF steamer. ~
are ~
Excursion tickets 70 Norfolk and return. 400.
LIBERAL arrangements made for EVENISd EA-
CUESIOSS. g~... y. -.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ss-
turtays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,, Boston, Bslti-
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bay,
and all resulsr landings on James river, at REA-
), tNABLE RATES. Freight received from a.
NJ. TIL 8P. u.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM. General Agent
Sc ONCE, Con1panySs wharf,
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Esther N. DAVIS recently left her hus-
band ut Cedar KapidS, Iowa, and disap-
peared this missing created some unplea-
SAINT talk. Mrs. Davis, who had not gone
too far to hear Of it, wrote to newspaper
there last week saying she had been forced
to the movement. She adds d" Forced, l
say. because ain not willing any longer TO
work by the week to support lazy hus-
band. am broken down and unable to do It
any longer. | have worked out by the
week at one dollar and fifty cents per week
to support him. I have taken in sewing,
have kept boarding house, and even done
washing, TO support myself and child and
Davis. And, after having done all this for
years, have been abused, oppressed, and
whipped by him. And now, If there is
any woman III town who sympathizes with
him. they are welcome 10 my place. ~ /
propose hencef0rih to spend the remainder
Of my strength in supporting myself and
nv child"
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DICHMoND AND DANvlLLE RAIL

IL ROAD.-PASSENGEB sCHEDULE;.r..,,
GOING sOUTH.-Lynchburg and Danyiue pau
sengers leave Richmond daily texcspt sunaSaysJ
at els A. 81; leave Burkeyule daily teScsHt SUM
days) at p. M; arrive Ut Dany1lle dail ie 81.
cent Sundays) a. SIS p. D.. THHcCaS nS a..n
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily 81 80
p. a.: leaves Danvtlle daily 1t 2s A. e. aIElsss
st Greens -cro' daily st !: t5 b. u. ,,..
sengers Leave DanvIle daily except Sunasysj ~
7:IOA. b. leave BurkeVtlle daily except syR.
iays} ct 1 Z. IL. arrive at slShtngn1In "a as,y
Except Sundays) vt 3:3s p. n THac2Gh MAI M ~
AND ExPREss leaves Greensboro daily a. i;s
A. NJ; leaves DaryIie daily At J 3s A. ~. ar-
ryes st Richmond daily at ll:es :. N: ;.m r 49,,
The LynchbGrg and Daryflle PasssIS Ger IraIn
connects ct Bnrkeville with the trains on me
southside road for Petersburg, SorolE, LInSh-
burg, and all stations on the Sontnetfe ana fT'
gtnia and Tennessee RAILROADS, Bristol, an 10
and ali important points South and so6tagss.
The Through Mall and Express connects.
1t Greensboro WITH tae tEsins or te aosth Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Column bta, sAugusta, oa-
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c, &C.;
and at Richmond with the Ricntlond. Freieflcks.tt
Surg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohto, sud
Richmond and York River railroads. .-s,,v,
SLEEPING CARS and CuhES'S FETEhE
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through en- press
train. r.E THOMAS GOOAME.asEs.
&c .yszs.ss- seuperln1ehosn@s
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tAT7ChE or FuolrIvEs FROM TIE PENI--
!LNTI4hY.-A bout year ago al cmeute
occurred On the Kanawha canal among
c'ns ot hardened and desperate peniten-
uary convlcts mho were engaged at contract
labor Oh the canal. As is well known, the
'MD armed OverSccrs were seized, their
arms taken from them. and one Of them
Was killed outright. The conVicts then
took 10 the woods, and endeavored to
escape. but all were subsequently recap
urea except two negroes-Joe Morris alas
Daniel McClcrmant and William Pear,
originally from Norfolk county. These two
have now been arrcstcd.-NoJ0lk Journal
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Italian Meeting i'm New YOrk-Trou'
BILE Among the Sneakers.

New YORK, Oct, 29-The Italians cele-
brated the unification of Italy and the
liberation Of Rome from the Pope's sway
last night by a grand concert, public meet
ing, and ball. William Cullen Bryant adj
ION. Violently denounced Victor Emanuel,
euIoeized Garibaldi and Mazzini, and hoped
for Republic. These sentiments offended
General Di Luca, the Italian Consul, who
protested against them, and was with diff
Guilty prevented from retiring. Nothing
else marred the harmony Of the meeting.
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The steamer R. Z. Lee" made the run
from New Orleans to Natchez thursday in
Is hours, 81 minutes, A. seconds. beating
the time of the "Natchcz" by II minutes,
- seconds. Distance, 30 miles.
Poetmaster-Gcnerl Creswell, in his forth
coming annual report, will again urge the
abolition Of the ranking privilege, in order
that his Department may he made self
sustaining.
During the Lee obsequies in New Orleans
on Thursday all business was suspended
and I'LL classes Joined in the procession.
\ Dutch judge, on conviction of q cul-
prit for having four wives, decided, He
lash punishment blenty; l Ifs nit one y
Nevada ranchmen Use sheepskins for
money.
Coat of-arms for reporters-A pump-han-
die in motion.
Oswego intends to import 100 coolies for
stcvedores.
An outlinc-A clothes line on wash days
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foreign 1larkets-iRY TELEGRAPH.l

Foreign Nlarkets-tRY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL oct. eo-No0n.-Cotton ste idy: up
lands Nd orleans, 9su. ; estimated saes, IL, 100
bales. Red western whcst, 9s. III.
LIVERPOOL, Get. 29-Erening.- Cotton quiet :;
upl&nd; siM3sd. orleans, 9sd; sales, IL 0t0 bales
intending s. 900 bales Tor export and specnlatl1ns
treadst ifs quiet. Lard IDS. 81. Eeef, Ills. Com
lnOu hosin, IS. Cd.
LONDON, Oct. e-Noon.-Consols, s2s. United
States bonds, 80. IN
LONDON, Oct. 29-Erening -Consols, o..
American Securities qucs: 'o.'s, 80. Stochs
quiet.
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RaiirOad Troubles.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct. 29.-The stock
holders and creditors OF the Memphis,
Gainesville and Louisville railroad have
applied for an injunction against its sale.
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1SECoED DIsPATCH.l

WHEELING, VA, Oct. 29-Incomplete
returns from twenty counties, embracing
two.thirds of the State, show large Demo-
cratic gains enough to warrant the an
nouncement that the State has been carried
by the Democrats by the small majority of
1900.
The Republicans concede their defeat.
The Democrats elect two Congressman in
the first and third districts, and by large
gains will be able to control the Legislature,
Senator Wiley. The interior counties VIII
not be heard from for several days on ac-
count of the lack of telegraphic communi-
cation, but they will not materially change
the result,
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Alabama State Fair HOrse-RacinS.E

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct 29.-The State
Fair commences November 10. The prizes
are $500 for all trotters, $3.50 for $50 horses,
and 500 for 3-minute horses $3.50 for
PAGERS, $500 for runners Of 2.mile heats, s15O
for mile heats, $500 for hurdle racing. En-
trance, 10 per cent. Entries close each
day,
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Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-At the races to-day
the winner of the first was &c Madame
Dudley" of the second, My Msryland6'
and the third tour miles,, Glenallan -
time, TAT, IA aud of the fourth Mild
mayH
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The Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 29.-The first race
Yesterday was won by Musiers, the second
by Saucebox, and the third by Kildare.
The attendance was large and the betting
heavy.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

, ~. W - 10 ~ I,.rc,,v iIicd that /
,.,. t,xp,! on " lcDNESD E,-th= 20 day OF No
I"ft!,c, It 10 o'c:"ck "a. NJ, as The time ana my
vicc 20. $40 Franklin street, III ne clty oi nh,
"u1 ss the nIacp u execute The foregoing de-
CIC. ihpS. " E'NA->~'
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Charge Of Matchmaking.

New YORK, Oct. GA man named Por-
ter was arrested here to-day charged with
representing himself as Il revenue othcer,
and with blackmailing citizens in the State
Of Georgia.
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CtIRR AGAlNST GIBB.-In the Cham

w ceiy Court OF the ely OF :iichmohn: ,.,
of July 1870 1t is ordered that Commissioner
Thomas j. Evans. after having advert!sed 10
tour ", eks notice to tee creditors OF w. W. dlbD
10 come IL and prove their debts, take The an2uh
az Jc9.s OF TIE said illiam ". Dth0 es uirecteu
~ the decree cuterrd III hts cause Oh Tue l''h
february, 1870.
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Louisiana Observation-Disclosures
EqxaH.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-The registration
officers closed their labors to-day. The
Democratic inspectors protested, declaring
that the registration was illegal.
There We're no new cases of fever Ill the
city yesterday.
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NTEW FIRM.-Haying bought out the
IN interest OF Henry Rodeker, WIN continue 1S
retail. APOTHEChRY AND DRUG B0st-
NESS in all its branches, at my old stand sstas-
lshed In Js4s, where the patronage OF an apgass
s.testsd INV success. Thankful for The support on
my friends and tho pubitc generally sy pSRs va
and natronare 1 shall continue Is heretofore 70
u hap ~ and niyhf. :" =. :. A.. EODEKEk,
W.. N~' No, 1885, above tho Old Market
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o--Noon.-Flour quiet. " heat
and corn shade frEer. Pork inactive at SIS. is
@s26. Lard dull. Cotton shade frmer; up
Lands, 1Gs. TuEpentne Il shade frmer at dc. Ro-
slo at sl.s5@s2 g.. Frelghts drm: ;.
Erening. finer sales, 3,5eo bales; up;
1e, ' s5si@s5. So W6est, l@ic lover, ard
quo,ed at 81 aG@sl.aas Ccru a shade firmer at
sl@ss.c. Pork nolninal at S:5@so5.5o. Lard iull;
kettle, 1cG9I6tc. Groceries steady. Naval Stores
and FreIgnts irmcr.
bid, so asked: 1855, o. asked; ,G7.s, 57a ask d.
Flour.-Howard-s street supernnc, S4,75@l5.5o;
s ps1se $751; i. eRsfs e ss f ay NUS
$3.50; family, ss.2sass5o. Wheir-Msryiand
c"mmon t. fair sl.lo@sI.la; western, 81 3t@sl 80.
Corn elbow, 7O@83c. mixei western, Gs@TOc.
OATS 4s@4sc. Rye 7G@suc. Bacon, rib SIDES,
1slc. clear sides, lsc. htln9, CSC. Lard, 1890. ~
CINCINNATI, Oct OF our unchanged. Corn
Vi ions dull. some pork and lard Is off:rcd but
hardly any bacon. The demand, however. Is very
light. Whiskey advancing, and holders ask Csc.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. e9.-Flour arm-family =! 80.
Lard-tiercc, lec. Bacon shoulders, l4sc.; hams,
Csc. Whisky, s5c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 29.-Tobacco active: COM
mon t. good leaf, $5.35@s6.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.-Tobacco firm and un'
changed.
CHARLESTON, Oct 60 Cotton, l5s@l5ac. sales
600 bales receipts, 1880 bales stock, "a S2C
bales.
SAVANNAH, Get. Faction, l5Sc. sales, 5ot
bal-s receipts, 3.O.9 bales: exports to Grea
Britain, 3. 3l3 bales; stock, $3.50 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. Co. Cotton, l5t6l54c. sales. LOO
| bales receipts, 2,ie3 bales exports coastwise,
| $50 bales stock, 80 4O2 bales.
AUGUSTA. Oct. 29.-Cott1n opened quiet; up
lands, LAO Sc sales, IA Daies; receipts LIE
| bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. oa.-Cotson, 49,; sales
500 rales receipts, e,e66 bales; exports coas-
\ vase, 2Gu bales elock, IA, 55i baics. h--4
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conntx Re,urns from West virginia.

County Returns from West VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 29.-Marion
county gives 5 Republican majority !;
Lewis, $50 Democratic. majority Kama,
wha, IS Republican majority Cabell, $50
Democratic majority Lincoln, 100 Demo
cratic majority; and Boone, 100 Demo-
cratic majority
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HOUSE,


Z EUKD n ~ -; ~: -, - ~ 'ICIjuo,- '"
~ the :,hance:v Coult OF the city OF Rlcnuono :
Nv decree ent red in THIS cause on the I'm dat ni
,aiG .,g,n,s ,.:,,,k are directed to present The
: me bef; re 4 commissioner Of This court: WIZ
evidence 10 sustain the same. Ana oy Saiu ScI,c
il i Drdc~,d that ali claims not 20 ;tcSelteu ~
H. excluded from Tie distribution OF the Sssc'S Oh
odd SaNlngs Bank.
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country was under water, and everything
literally drowned out. The telegraph lines
were FRUSTRATED in all directions.
FRENCH NEWS FROM TOURS.
Tours, Oct. 29.-The Journals announce
that General Cambriel has been compelled
to relinquish his command in the Army, OF
the East because Of the reopenlng OF
wound received ut Sedan.
A Statement, extensively published in
the Prussian and English journals, that the
Government of France desired the French
officers who had been captured and paroled
should break their parole is pronounced
calumny.
The telegraph wires have been maliciously
c,,t near Orleans. The Prussians have In
tlicted an additional tax, by way Of punish
ment, upon the town. In nearly all the
departments now held by the Prusslans the
influential citizens are compelled TO rlde on
the locomotives as means Of keeping the
French from breaking up the falHoau
tracks.
A large number Of Prussian prisoners OF
war were brought here to-day.
NAPOLEON AND THE NEWS FROM METZ
THEIRS.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The news of the capt.
,,latjop of Metz was communicated to Ma
noleon to-day at Wilhelmshoe The Empe-
ror's household is in great suspense ana
CONSERVATION. .---.
Theirs, accompanied by DR.. Pemuset,
has arrived at LYONS. Both have a safe
conduct TO enter Paris.
GAR1BALDI's MEN.
ROME, Oct. 29.-The Official Gazette noti-
f;es the adherents OF Garlbaldl that they
will lose their Italian citizenship by serving
in the armies of France.
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT ON THE SUR
RENDER.
Tours, Oct. 29.--Owing to the rumor OF
Bazuine's capitulation, Gambetta has is
sued circular to the Projects, saying:
81 have received from all sides grave re-
| ports, the yeracity of WHICH I cannot estab-
| fish officially, in which it is said that Metz
captulatsa II So it 1sS well that y09,
| On the matter. Such an event could but be
the result Of crime, the authors of which
should be outlawed. Be convinced that that
courage in this epoch of rascally capitula.
| ton. There exists one thing which neither
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ANOTHER RAILROAD CoLLs1oE.-St.
Louis, Oct. 2S.-The wcstward-bound pas
sengcr train on the Eandalia and Terre
IIaUte railroad collided yesterday at Green
vile with an caStward-bound extra freight
trnin. II. 2. MnShcim. messenger OF the
Adams express, was instantly killed, and
George Willis, messenger Of the American
Express. and Willis Eddy, brakeman, were
badly Injured. Both engines ana the bag
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THE West Virginia Election.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The Democratic
Committee have dispatches from West Vir-
ginia announcing the election of two out Of
three members of Congress, the Governor,
and Democratic Legislature, which Sc
cures Democratic successor to Senator
IpilIov
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4
LEESRuRG, Oct, %. 1870.
The Grand Division closed its session Mt a
t4tr hour last night. The meeting has been
70 most harmonious one. various matters
more 1r ic>> affecting the good OF the Order
III HIS Sat" were proposed. calmly dis
ra>-rG and disposed OF. Its action will. II
aoird, largely increase lis efficiency. not
r.,Ir IN this section Of the state, hut will
sid 10 tho membership IN counties or To-
''.'l"S Where there i now no temperance
20. --N ,AtIon.
CoLoEED DIVISIONS.
The ritual prepared for the .'Circlc of
TEMPERANCE" intended Tor the benefit of
o.. tt,.i men. WAS adopted. and the c. W.
=. md q. :. apponteda committee 10 put il
ulr execution. Il was stated on the floor OF
..,. Grand Division that there were several
huu II, d colorrd men in different localities
S.. thr state who desired 10 form temper
.:.... ~"rjctie>. and that nj least one Circle,
....;.n-aU exclusively of colored men, was
-.f -rrrs."~~tUl operation.
the thanks Of the Grand Division were
..flGu,i - the Richmond, Fredericksburg
81. Potomac ana the Washington an. Chic
breads io' courteSics extended 10 the
..,la'rr>: also. t. the people Of LeeSburg
..~ their hospitality in caring for the mem
Ter, W 10 wcr" IN attendance upon its SEES
-
.'.'-' ..,.,.,.. ,..,..-, ,.,r-- ,,-,..
>'tE ,r II -. .;,fn w. :.
Il 'H "Ne!luit ''"u, i'eiI's b1Vision III
e. '','"a - uo'"i utLWee'' Tue r iiehcS u
ma - ~,a'' =" .2inant'ee 20 Mhom the
was '''>'o1 ''''''e 'tie 'o''o" ''7 'e
..T
' b." c0Ilp,ittc" appointed for the pur-
..',r %. voNc,dering the recommendation Of
~" .dy Omission relative to the union OF
.".. Grand Division and the subordinate
visions within IT'S ]uriSdictCh win the
Order Of the Friends OF temperance.
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Georgia State Fair.

AUGUSTA. GA, Oct. 29.-The State Fair
closed this evening, having been great
success.
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he town Of CcntreyiIle, idaho, was
"' ally destroyed by tire Oh the 9th OF
9 tober.
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nemoerat Elected to Consress.

a DemOcfat EIecteu 10 VOHsESo
YANKToN, DAoorAH, Oct. 29.-Armstrong
Democrat) has been elected delegate to
CONGRESS. HE will have no yote.l
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CuMMIssi rNEK's OFFICE,

M, ,,,,;,s i,i,rCs. cd ar hereby notified that
l. - ;.rI o., ~. ESDA The St. day OF t-Ortm
inr l..0, at 10 . clock y. NJ rs the ZINE, ana my
mic 10 &c rraGkil street, III lhc clts Oh .'G-
INA as he place 10 execute the foregoing ue-
cree. rnmmiss,oua-
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~nnICr- ~ ALL WHOM II My

A~0TICE To ALL WHOM IL MAJ
" C0SCE%N.-The uoderaisned, saecnlor o.
Edmund on anc eeeti ib Y S,sp Eyer Ra i
sie"nt anu ,r tcatss for four shares o, tie r;
s ~ ID sompasy Tia iteP boafs Of IN sad to
81 E"',iud r,iarStr heretofore Issued +" liin 10y
n e ss d. op ny wing been lost or ss no
The burnt hi hou N %S s suad Dan adng his
hca.c Tor s $1,000, &c r. 81. FONTAINE,
raperS or ciSc"hei@' Executor.
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nAKaaE nRgEAAlaEEC21.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCT. 81, 1870.
sun rises ,,.,,.. Gas MOON sets.......... II. So
Ann se.s...,.,,,,. SIS High tide. 1898
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN stsR.
SHIPPERS. -
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE sea@s .,5G
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD (.
COMPANY'S TROUGH LINE TO 4,
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements to shippers Of To
Be- Geo, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDLES, &c.
to and from the West at low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
TO and received from on board the cars of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company al Locust
Point saving transfer by drays and exposure 70
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills OF ladiDg given on all shipments
By WILLIAM T. BRETT,
my II Agent.
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,oSSSI--o~S~~~-~~~~
UTION. The firm Of a. BODE-
~ KER & BROTHER is this day df so.vea ~
mutual consent. Augustus Bodeker assuming IA
debts Of the concern, Is alone authorized to maks
collections. Ali debtors will please come forwasus
p nd settle at once, AUGUSTUS BODEKEh,
HENRY BODEKERs n ~
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sEWING.MACHHINES.

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
w MACHINES, acknowledged to be the best
in the world Tor family purposes, because they use
no shuttle and make the lock-stitch, which will
Over FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE, Awarded the first premium at
the W orld's Fair three different timee over all
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on the instalment principle, and instruc-
ton given In using by @. l.. EADWAY,,
Sc 20 739 Main street, Richmond.
WING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
ErPAIPFD. The S;,OAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT andSOLD. We sell
the only PROPEH NEEDLES for the SGOA3
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. -
SEOAT q ADDINGTON,
VISA tkzs Carv street near Fourteenth
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DISSoLUTI6N .--The co pafIneis.ap
4 herstns;,re Existing between Tho andefs isar1
"a ,his S,sy tiszsoIved oy mutual conscns. Etasf
n.r w. viii Sse fhe arm name IN ssttlew*nf
pasts MA s l-no 80, = - j. s. MsREisiTH,
o.s-,ro., -e--.-,. W, III PEfe6 thss.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-31
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

THE SCENES AT METZ AT THE SURRENDER.
LONDON, Oct. GA telegram has been
received describing the scenes around
Metz at the time of the surrender. A
frightful storm had ragged for several days
all over the north of France. The entire
country was under water, and everything
literally drowned out. The telegraph lines
were FRUSTRATED in all directions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-31

.CAMUEL NJ. PAGE e. PHILLIP ).
y WOOD have formed eo-partneIslip !on l, ~. Il
Eicbmond and count'es OF Hearico, Cat ssSsf Il
20 hatan aud Amelia. AZ
go .E'-E'. PAGE EOSn
os<"' No. 70 Governor street, sichmond, "a.
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AJEW.--TRE CHANGED CROss-the
" most beautiful chrome ever offered to TIE pnI-
lie; Sold n ". n ms-Set street Philadelphia
III
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.nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNkk.
~ . hetsren MA RAN II POLLOCK was dissolved
bS N utu Il consent on October 10Th. All psIsens
indcb ed 10 the f.Hi viii please nasEe immso!sm
nsNTnent. Os. -