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.patarsf,nre aIarRets.

f,cT. 1s Cotton.-Eariy in the morning sales
ware mace at 1876, but afterwards 14Qs4sc. was
paid-tne latter for selec tlons.
change. The offerings Mt pannc sale ~ iae sfs
rhapge cont nns light but there IL ccns,oerap,is
busiIless doing ut private sale in old crop. Inc
receipts OF new loose conm iln so s Ito
On sesirs BE grades. We also note an impsSave-
nent i'm primiSgs. We quote hhds In GOOD oraer,
"a. soeDgi Is, and loose parcels at g. ssnS
,ssa faaRea a us Tosa
so WSsef. he market Is very firm, with small
receipts and we = AZ
GOOD to choice wbite AND @ Tor fair 10
cannon parcels, Si 100 81: %.
= Gn,n The market is more active, and some Or
being filed az gaosatoIns a. -
20 Sast dssa pearing with light receipts or aneaL
Quote holders asking adSan 20 cup +
nnsr is In Very small stock, and the Xxx 10 now
ne Lis ns ttsiss no. smooth eac. gross gooa,
661Ssc commons. CSni,non ,a,
SD SOD. mostly BY the head, Nation s'0ss PEI
2 Potatoes POI; Sweet. se@se per pusllel. ss
Apple Brandy ~ : ivy.
| a fsf stock on sale. - 4s
/ Ba ass sec. American, sseasac.
Dnndse, ,eossoc tf,e latter for fresh
G sslsf n ae asasdt 81 good
4 Clifton Rc9s.- Clean ssssc.s #. -
4 1trfHe. sctias 81
asygsi FRI Apples bright sspse
iKeceipts nee. Peaches q ~
pn Ysaassss e ssia nae mixed asses
Old. Essa,
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AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR.
Rain and H1ud-TournaneRs Post,
poncG Additional Awards
OF Premiums.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrATcH.l

| ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
STAuNToN, Oct. 2O.--To-day was not
fair day, but, depite the pouring rain, large
numbers of people visited the grounds,
and padded around in the mud. In con
sequence Of the rain the tournament was
postponed until tomorrow.
The following additional premiums Were
awarded Quick ight-draught horses, first
premium, I. j. Pafkins, for Nellie; brood
mare, Bette Gray, second best, j. c. Nc.
Clurg; stallion, four years old, j. B. Col
Inns colt, fourteen months old, I. /. a
| Trotter; stallion, J. NJ. Buck, Of Front
Royal I'd best spring colt, c. S. Patterson:
TWO year old colt, w. j. Shumate I'd best,
u. Julian Pratt; match horses. j. q. Nc.
Chung; Cd best, H. P. DIckerson. Mules
ana jacks Best pair mules, Col. M. G..
Hannan; four-mule team, M. g. Hannah;
yeariing mules, J. D. Tremble; best single
mule, NJ. G. Hannah; Cd best. Jno. w.
Cline; best jack, Benz. Crawford best
lennet, Benz. Crawford !; general utility,
| first premium, NJ. G. Hannah, for Vathek
brood mare, Geo. w. Fauber; I'd best,
5. ID. Kerr; best gelding, Maj. j. Walker
three-year old horse, I. j. Parkins yearling
colt, George w. Fauber; second best two
year old, John S. Church. Mare: Second
best three-year old, Samuel III. Bell. Cat
tie: Natives and grades, best bull over
three years old, j. I. Vanmeter, Of Hardy !;
second best, A. w. Hartman best bull from
TWO to three years, old, Lewis Hartman !;
best COW over three, J.. yanmeter; second
pest, A. w. Hartman best herd, three cows
and one bull, j. I. Vanmeter two heifers
two years old. j. I. Vanmeter; best bull
under one year old, j. /. Vanmeter.
Maps and plans: The committee award
the first premium to map of Augusta coun-
ty by Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss, and recommend
that the Directors of the Fair give these
maps as premiums. Sewing-machines first
premium, Wheeler & Wilson; second pre-
MUM, Empire saddle-horses, best riding
mare, VIM. II. Moorman; second best, j.
I. Parkins; special premium recommended
to John II. Snappe's mare, Lizzie Porter,
as being the finest formed animal in this
class.
The inclemency of the weather pre-
vented the trial Of rockers; but several
fine ones were exhibited. Best horse
for single harness, w. L. Bumgardner;
second best, j. c. McClung. Wines and
liquors Currant wine, Mrs. j. C. Coch-
ran; second best, Mrs. M. IS. Pitler; ca
tawba wine, NJ. Buck, Front Royal Sc
cond best grape wine, j. Martin rasp-
berry wine, Mrs. A. Blouth; blackberry
wine, J. Cochran second best, A. Blouth
best whiskey, j. Bumgardner; second best,
Riley Il Burke; apple brandy, Robert W.
Burke; second best, Mrs. j. Martin;
argest and best variety Of liquors, Robert
". Burke. S.
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Ear,lauake at the North.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-There was violent
earthquake throughout the country at IL
O'Clock to-day. 1t was distinctly felt here.
SCHENECTADY, Oct. 20.-The shock of an
earthquake was felt here to-day. The Peo-
ME as Sd tEE9 Sf: sa Violent earthquake
shock was felt here to-day. Buldlngs
swayed, and the people rushed TO the
streets.
of thirty seconds duration was feit mere
This morning about IL O'Clock. Buildings
sensihly yi6rated, and there was much
alarm among the people employed III the
upper stories. A granite block on the cor
ner of State street and Merchants row was
cracked. Another block was forced out
ward three or four inches.
The shock was feltat Montreal, Sackyille,
and Bangor. with much force.
BrRL1NGToN, W., Oct. 2O.-There was an
EARTHQUAKE shock here this morning. Clocks
we're stopped and crockery destroyed, pu1
no serious damage was done. - ~,
CLEVELAND, OHIO, October W:-inere
was visible earthquake mere at : oclocS
This morning. which lasted fifteen or twenty
seconds. Tall buildings swayed to and fro,
and the occupants fed to the streets.
Tha game shock was felt at Meadyllie,
Pom, If cannot be traced further.
PprNswIcK. ME-, Get. 20.-An earthquake
shock was felt here to-day. Chimney
were thrown down, and otherwise sensl1iy
felt. The direction OF the shock was norm VI
east and southWesterly. ,.so,r.
At St. GATHERINGS, Canada, wandoWs
were broken: At Saratoga some ou ,as ING
ceded by a rum6ling sound. at Troy, n
=. 500 school children were panic-strlckef
- w sil Oct. 2o.-Dispatches from
| nearly all points in New York and TN
North announcing the shock have been r. re
/ ceiyed. No serious damage or loss OF LIZ
| have been reported.
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wien the .yncfburg and Danyilie rail-
roaS ahali he been completed to staunton
river Che coGnany viii establish dspots at
everT serossL, above and below the Hne,,
and fsn boat regularly In connection villa
the OFF, i4thaU1 Tribune. &.
FIG. Pas e Co.'S candy mandatory In
chiesD wa burned "Wednesday night.
Tneir stock valued at S5e. GOO, was inily
insursa I'll building, which was g owned ' neai
in Boston, VIZ also fully insured for slo, wv.
The 9ayils teller Of Wilson, LAME : 4
Co., Sal saeet, New YORK. 4 Us a ais 9;
sssf, 600 ost d stock operations. s.s
ro,,a oil and Frank Archibald have
s,oen sssstencei in New York to nine years
Zach ID ae Site prison for perjury IN e 9 Oh
yores se. i,
uan. saersu Davis Waa among ths pas
senaers pn fag steamer Cuba, from Liver
peoL oar Heslay.
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MACHINERY. &C.

NJ A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
III. WAY. MAhUFACTURERS' and ENGI-
NEER'S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary. Richmond Va: Stean-gngines. saw saw
Wills, Mill- Geafings. Turbine Water.W heeis,
Millstones, Cloths, Planin g u achines,
and Wood Working Machinery Of all kinds
Startling, Hangers Pnlleys gefnng' l Ia ss
DriIIss Wool Carding Machines and Clothing,
Steam. Gnages, saw Gummers, Steam and water;
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, Journal Mctal, Kick ano
If You want portable Steam-Englne send for
descriptive pamphlet, or call and examine tfe
JAMES, the best engine made. .,,
Engines and Boilers, saw-Mills, Millstones, and
GeSrings, Pianiog Machines, aid other w ooo,
Haneers; Distiliing Ei1tuyes, etc, etc.
second-hand Machinery and steam-S onefa
bought, sold, and exchanged. ah o-"'h
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Railroad Enterprise.

ST.. LOUIS, NO., Oct. 20.-The first passen::
aer tram that ever crossed the Mississippi
Fellow ST. Louis was transferred last even
ine from Belmont, Mo-, to Columbus,
Ohio. The train contained promlnent GU.
zens invited to the George State Far q. a.
omsta. At the latter place track will be
laid to the Fair grounds, and the train Will
he exhibited at the Fair. This enterprise
inaupurates regular passenger trathc pc.
tween ST. Louis and all points South Wltn'
out delays or change OF cars.
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Dag JuRg1cAsE ON THE LAKEs.-Otege-
,aa5 Or 19.~The storm on Monday night
s aaste,n6I fbe full length Of the lakes, and
s erss yer severe. Capt. Sessions, OF the pro-
melIer mister, reports that the propeller
T,wanG Of the Western Transportation
romnan;s line. went down about eight
niles froi Buffalo. She was loaded Win 1sa
gain firm Chicago, and was one OF tn at
largest Fopellers of the line. II IL Is ,r mos
known NV many persons ,eTe ~f fbe Two Two engi
hers. tbt daughter of the captain; and
t.ree or mr. others, has not been heard
4,
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ATACHINE SHOP.
sLOAT & ADDINGTOE.
MACHINISTS, ste...:
uunpKs AND OFFICE: l422 AND 142s CARY
= STREET, BETWEEN FoURTEENTR AND -.
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
p,nvnowD v1RGIyIA. 44t@
RICHMOND, VIE

papING STE4M-ENGINTS and BOILERS In
cifv and country; TOBACCO WGRR or al
kinds made and repaired ToBACCo Fly h.a;s
HrlINCSCh'S SUPERIOR Manner; PLAT.
FoRM and all other kinds Of sea- LES gEpa a 4,
ES and ADJUSTED. AgEsTS sSr. ths eIx sais u *
VyIERNOR. SELDNNis PATENT SrRAM,EH,'
CINE PACKING, Utica compsny,s SIE "a t IL.
oL.. year and we SCH them et Low prices. we keeE
ali kinds of RRASS WORK OF SUPP RIoR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGINESs,s aeh aS gan ugge
sHSFTING, sELF-FEEDNRS, SyEAM.W HIS
TILES WATER-GAUGES aGLOBE-VAl4vEs,
BOILER -FLUE CL EANERS, anda genera as.
ming steam-ene1nes and saw mills.
nAAh D'"' - SLoAT & ADDJNGTON,, (
fe1s I4ss ana 1874 Cary street.
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Meteorological.

WAsH1NGros, Oct. 20.-Ihe Board OF
T, ~ ns Of this city, by invitation Of Gen. A.
7 NV Myer. chief Signal officer OF. the army,
held a meeting to-day and appointed q p per,
manent committee to cooperate with him IN
Giving fun effect to the provision of a recent
sct Of Congress providing for giving notice
of the apDroach and force OF storms. ),
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ENGAGEMENT NEAR PARIS.


Tours, Oct. 2O.-M. Dubost, q delegate
from the Paris Government to Tours, who
landed ut Racroy from balloon, brings
news of another engagement near Paris. It
began In the morning at Hautes Bruyees,
and lasted three hours. 1t was resumed
in the evening, and terminated after three
hours more fighting. The Prussians, who
attacked in both actions, were repulsed
with heavy loss. Dispatches from Racroy,
which contain the above intelligence, give
no date of the affair. 49, .:s's3
According to the latest advlces from
Paris. General Troehu, giving away to the
increasing. demand Of the National Guara,
has given his consent to their organization
into nlobolzed regiments rs an active force
for sorties and service beyond the walls.
He also announces that he has plan
for a general attack on the besiegers, and
when fnatured it will be carried out on
formidable scale. In the meanwhile he will
accept volunteers for sorties and night sur
prises. sissy
FRENCH DISCLAIMER.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Tbe French foreign
| Office has issued circular to the neutral
Powers denying the responsibility OF the
The Prussian representation about the
state of affairs in Paris are utterly untrue.
France desires durable peace.
PEACE MANIFESTATIONS.
MARsE1LLEs, Oct. 20.-There was an i'm.
mense pacific manifestation in this city yes.
terday. To-day many thousand unarmeo
citizens assembled and demanded the resto.
ration of Esquiros. The crowd dispersed
Ewithout disorder. 4.
i TIE WAX FOR AMERICANS TO LEAVE PARIS
Tours, Oct. 20.-The Prussians, owing
| to strategic reasons, have Withdrawn per
mission to Americans to pass their lnes
| They advise them to leave Paris by Doa'
down the Seine, and promise them protec
ton by that route.
AN oFFIcIoUs AGENT.
Tours. Oct. 20.-The Paris Official Jour
j mel of the 18th positively declares that Gen
Burnside had no mission from the PrusslaI
authorities, and that when he visited Parl
he was IN oficious agent.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
/ Toms, Oct. 20.-The Prussians are re
4 treating towards Paris, avoiding q BATTLE
4 with the French forces on the LETT bank Q
4 the Loire. They still hold Orleans.
j The Prussians have nearly destroyed
Chateau d. I'm.
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TELEGR PHO NE Isl.

New York money and Stock market.
NEW YoaK, Got. ep..-coia, l,s5 1list, Money,
sdssc. Sterling nominal.. Governments worry steady
,ransacacns tight; 'ta's. ia. scutherms dull md
genera lily nnchsnged. IL
,BALTIMcRR, Oct. 20 Virgins Did. sos BID,
81 askei: co.'s, CT bid, g. asked; e7s, ga bid, IS
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georgia state Fair.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 20:-There was .
large attendance at the Fair to-day, nos-
Wifhstapding the inclemencyo Q! tne Weael as,, !.
Visitors and articles are arriving Igap,etn55.
The he trotting.match for the citizens purse OF
80 600 occurs Tuesday.
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asahanaa politics.

srruA. ALA. Oct. 2O.-Benj. S. Turner
fenlored : candidate for Congress OF the
SRennhiican party in this district, is making
= vigorous canvass on the broad platform, o. .
.nniSersal amnesty, universal suffrage ana
~ yersaI Reputation Of the war debts
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MOUsELINs, IS
MERINOS, &c..-'

MOUSELINS, - =
4. MERINOS, &c.5 3 {,
In DRESS GOODS our stock is really atfrac--
tive, embracing all of the LATEST NOVEL,
TIES and viii be sold as low as similar goods can
be bought anywhere. II. ..,
we call special attention to our large assors.
ment OF CLOAKIRGS In Velvet, Yelyeteeus,
Cloths, sc. Also, CLOAKs tready made ana In
great Variety, and magnificent line Of shawls.
CLOTHS and oASsIMEEEs, for men and boys
OF both foreign and domestic manufacture;
MERIHo UNDERWEAR for ladies' ane gentle
FLANNELs, oALrCoEs, LINsEYs, 4
BROWN and BLEAGHED CoFT0Hs, 81
IRISH LINENS,
HOSIERY,
| HANDKERCHIEFS,s
GLOVES, II: ~
REAI. and IMITATION LAoEs, rs
lEMBROIDERIEs, &c.
In fact, our stock is complete in every particu.
lar, and we cordially Invite an examination Dy ~
ia want Of rst-class goods ct the lowest possible
figures. John 80 90 80 -
s-Merchants visiting fhia city sre invited g
examine our stock and be- convinced that We wa
supply their wants at northern jobbing rates.
seaS-lm J. N. W0oDFIN.;
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PORT OF RICHMOED, Der. 20, 1879.
ARgIVEr.
ntes,nei q onn sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
s-ssaslsssse. 50 q :passeDgers. T.. IS. Tstum. a@
chandise ana passcnsers stssssss " Ss.ss,
'.s SAILED. I.
chandise and passengers, ". 2. Porter.
Schooner Mary G. Elliott, Buell., Wilmington,
Del, merchar disc, to captain.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. 2o.-Arrtyed, steamer ; tafe
ofVirgfnia Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and
pas -sengers, York River Railroad Company, al d
sailed IN rel urn.
Ironsidas Mayo Baltimore, merchandise and pas
sengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad Company, and sailed on return. ].
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Aid for Yellow Fever Sufferers.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 20.--.A large
rneetino was held here to-day to aid the
s snSe Of Mobile who are suffering from yei-
low low fever. The City Council have a ,!sE o.
, nrioted $500, and the subscription list OIL
Kittens amounts to over 81 900.
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RnofIa Islaraa Poafttcss ),

\ .;PpovIpENcE, oct. 90. The primary bal
q ,otti mo indicates that jerks win lose the
nomination for Congress.
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Enforcing Neutrality.

wAsHrNaroN, Oct. 2O.-The American
var steamer Guerrero has been ordered TO.
cruise off New York harbor to enforce neu-
trality. s
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THEcoEs OF ENGINEERS organized 6y the
War Depament to survey the James Hiser
and Kan ha canal have compieted ,; lne
sprveyas L as Big Island, seventeen f mg
west Of TIL city, and VIII l,d proI within the
,,ast ten d. -LYnchburg Meas.
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I ~ as3s 8
4PFStiTa 81 ~
& axs + 49, ass " DO 1lfzT nc
item W.
lts We aFe sniIs W. as 1870, sss. s
~ Sooes Hs prine cost 10 eniafr ,ssr u laIcs
4 ~ ttAfle.
r. Z nu iides Of LAG!ES srssss
g gs,si HIS 9 e q y n.afITE Scoops
Fail lirles of WV n Z &
| .. Full Luce OF MOTIONS. Nc1 9
Iile geod5 Ars ire 5H 9d were aelecfed Viii 49,.
safss hna NE 20 ha TIE fery s;sas
III tsls Gle go
!, ~ us HAkKIs u ERGTEEH.
oc II g eorlitr OF Ei ftlf and Brssad sfsnnt.
M KEEN AhIs1F al @ Es s}ss
Aa.s FALL AND WINTER DIZZY f5SsfIss ~
80 ~ a n, yTrr TrIut rsrulS,r r,c ~ 81
-, i. -. y s5t1E
we - sec 40 ooor RON corner aa BE-
am receiving By every steamer 5larrs l,,. &
every teecrtr,fifsn ar Try e1nnT sra a q nv
S,Tasr,o ~, ,s, - -. = -
s' wnssn ere selected VIII the grestast cafa
espeeisay ior ans &lse bought aS ths loHs
s,ress Goods is IL eyery aesAr,n,,on 4
1900. ,1gn a. ~ -. ~.
Etnpfese We 2 w ~ eoloTs, Tom 90 20 &c;
soIs.calored AIraca: - sEe.-. ys,y,, c,,enn
s,,,cyr AZ nrn-, Iseo e = ro =
~. = Ssy shiiu >st', n4shfeiy
,,1.tS no,,,,-, 7. =, q.
4s, op Is - n y osIHaIn
Gs asn nna fn,h :, ID 81eas Snriety
$500 S SiEsI snu W ~ dssps
R,asp D nscas f az e.
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sEw PAgsrs TO yIRGIsIANs.-sepasra-
,;ae attach.ent for husk-hacklins machine,
to e. 3. s.cy, Richmond safely as raen
ior camps, . il. NJ. Washington, Green
pIl1es
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ARRIVALS.

The undersigned begs to call the attention OF
buyers TO his entirely FRESH ST0CK OF DRY
GOODS now In store and receiving. IL is conf
IDENTIFY believed that no stock superior to It has
been exhibited In this market since the war. IT
has been selected with great care and with special
reference 10 the wants OF this community. - n
We invite particular attention TO the following
lines of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABRICS,
which we are prepared to exhibit in large quaint.
ties and great variety:
MOURNING GOODS (ofevery description) in
ALPACAS,
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,,,,,,, !, ,,e ne ,st sew Orleans.

NV ORLEANS. Oct. 20.-There were seven
.a nhm ~, welipw fever here to-day. There
a .ras rs;p here yeste, day. The thermome-
t we If twenty-five degreesi in twelve hours.
and M the mercury this morning stands ~
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...9.-I ICUAI Observation-Disclosures 2<p .1s a.
p. NJ. Archibald sH. d. NJ. Consul. cEaiEraan
fray, of Il. 8. Jafray q Co. Richard Ifylns or s
giofard Irwin Co. Dnyid no
James stuart OF =. g J. Stuart. sgis
The Company limits itself entirelI 70 Z: stk
All losses equitably adjusted and PRcIiPT-
LIZ PAID.s III ~ "a !, U I.
oeriod Of aixty seven years, having been ur1forB-
IN prosperous, has won for chem high regufagsi
and financfal sirenath. The patronage OF the in-
surfing public is solicited. with special atenson
to onr liberal rates Of premium !. ~, ~
General A asnts State OF 2YtrRtn1A.
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rFe E,ropoaed Sale OF Cuba.
-, -. :. Z, !, Ne,y ea.Iear,s.

anfbor;ties have no knowledge Of the re-
norted proposition from Spain to sell Cuba.
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Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. 2oo-- SSeely & Taylors
c.ottnn.seed factory was burned to-day. MIR.
Seely was injured by q falling wall
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REETRoPoL1TAN WORKS,
FOREVER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTREETs

STATIONARY snd PORTABLE ENaNRf
Ra ES GRIsF. and PLASTER MILLS .,,a -, :.
81 oSl ~ M S,Ss: MILL GEkRIHG, &c.
I ENGINES and SAW-MIIli,s or VARIOUS ai t's
always on hind. 80; !, - ,,, :, g.
Old engines, &C.. repaired and SOLO on coinn!is
sion or exchanged tor new. Al otnsr rspslit
promptly and Satisfactorily done, Is IA
Send for DESCRIPTIVE circulars. 1,,,
deN WtLI1AM E...fENF = 80 =, 49,
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ESTABLISHED 1868.

Capital stock and surplus oyer. 900 900 90
investments in United States. SAT ,GJ8 81
Deposited with Treasurer OF sYir- g. g. .
giuta, registered bonds :. 90, 1ae %
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Gave IAN Maine.

3 AuaUsrA, Me-, Oct. 29.A gnle yesterday
snrogtrated three large e-houses In the
EiysaT Island. ~ ss.s's 3s ~
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poPuLATIy OF FARMyILLE.--Ihe census
taksa inform us that the popuiatiloeh Oh our
townSs 1,5E-Neso Commonwealth.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
=

soRTIE AT NEW BRISsACH.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-There was sortle at
New Brissach Saturday, in which 200 Prus-
slams were killed and wounded and thirty
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5AYnT1TTGS. M al d, or YES, WHITE
II sfIrsffa nh :SY CHM and ALI
rIoE.1 for s.sIe VIII iesnle or retail by
" se ip.Lat# q ia Vt AGN DIR. Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
FIRE, MARINE, AND ~, $500, s.,
= 0FFICn NO. Ilos MAIN sTREET.

Capital REPRESENTED. .sSsse, c0o, oao.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CoMrAEY
+ 3 tE59.i "a OF LONDON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
Knoxville Markets.

OCTOBER 1.-THE dried fruit trade Is firmly
active. and prices lave advancrd.
Wheat.-White, 96c@$l; red, s0@95c. Damp
and dirty lots unsaleatle.
Corn.-Seliing in small way at 75@soc., loose.
OatS.-MaIket firm 81 3oc loose and a0c sacked
in depot. Good lots. for seed shade higher.
Flour Family, S9.75GQS3 extra S2.5e@32.75.
tRetailing about SOC. per bag higher.)
FeatherS.--Dull at G0c.
Country Produce Butter, 206l25c. !; potatoes,
soc. per Dushei; apples, 25@40c per bushel eggs,
l2aQl5c. ner doz. !; chickens, 15@120c
/. Dried Fruit,-Goe d demand. Apples, 330f3c. (;
peaches, 5@6c. per b for halves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
HE d IRl |, b g IN nj a II.
Tie Gordon d round Paris.
TEE BASIS OF PEACE.
ITALY AMP THE PORE.

30, &C., SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
nomestic Markets-[BY TELEGR AVE.

NEW YORK., Get 2o.-Ccttln easier; uplands,
ec. Flour inactive common to fair extra south
etn, s5.ss@se.5o. Wheat 2@3c. lower; winter red
and amber western, s1.s6i 0Sl 30 Corn shade bet
ter at s3Gs3Sc. Pork and lard steady. Whiskey,
94fc. Groceries steady. F1eights active and firm.
BALTIMORE, Get. 2o.-fIour- Howard-street
superfne, $5@$5.75; extra. Ss1se.75; family, 81
@$s.s0. City Mills superfne, s5@S5.7s: extro,
Perse' ssas5ss extra sS7sassso family n.y.
S85O@S150. " heat-Good to prime, S1.40@S1.g6
common to fair. Sl.2o@SLa5; western red, $500
SL4o. Corn-Ye:low, 73@s0c.; western, 700ls0c.
Oats, 45@4sc. Rib sides, lsc.; clear sides, 1ssc;
hams, CSC. Lard lie.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.- Flour firm and In fair de-
mand family, $3.50. Corn firm and gcsrce; oil,
SEC new, 45c. Pork and lard unchanged. Shout
ders la1c.; clear sides, lsc. Whskey buoyant and
unsettled at Sic.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2O.-Sugar-prIrpe, l3c.
Mdlasses-prime new, so. Cotton less active, bu;
prices are maintained: mlddllngs, l5@lsic, n.