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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VI AVE
4 HOUSE AND LOT, N ASH LAD, ~,
A. hIfCTI, iN-Ry virtuc of deed of trust rom
;p trusfs iGT iia agy
cnrded In the office OF Hanover County Court, IN
Book page CO Sein Shs 81 f on TuR
I nSS rho .7th Ocloner 1870, at O'Clock L. ~,
UPON the premises ut ashand Hlnoycr county "
Vn. sell AT allie auctio- the iuISf anu ~
co;yrvcd by sa!d deed which lot contains ohe-l'i'
scra Gf land snd has pretty cottage aw. lng'
with five rooms. thereon and 1t Kltchen an ~
Gently c1 cctcd. The lot is ~s II enclosed Win TIC"
IERMs: Cash as 10 enough nay III expenses sex
If exe1uliuc tn trust and To dr., hare D9nu !0r
Siss "a Will interest t. ON oct her l5tn lS6y I'LL
paid upon credit until t"her l5tn. a asol, a.
r. slS3 So with intercs. ON October l'h l'os, aH
nnon a credit mt Octob. 18th 1S!", IS To enough
to nav third bond of slS3 So win interest rom
October 18TH 1869, Till pSid. he residue upoi Suen
terms az the said grut0r may prtserloe at W uS
of sale or III the event Of her iailnre 10 give SUCH
direction upon Il creait of siN Inonlhs.
" ~ WM. JOSIAH lie hE.
oc,7 dtd Trustee.
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4. JAtIF.
DC ~ Trustees g.. Il. A.. No. ,.
1VRTSTTE.S SALE OF THE VERY

rNRUSTEE's SALE OF TIE VERY
i vAi,,,UAEGLE, FR PEETH 1-,l K& : ,,rx
EitT - b. virtue Of two deeds / .rtis', INC us:
DIST ii eth February, 1894 executed hr 'harleS ).
Morris and wife 10 =. H. -tylctt and j. ii. tat-
rugt0D, trustees, James 4. Scott HAVING been
afterwards substi.u:c: ihe second Il led .jnme 10.
49,. executed ny said 2lor"is and wife, and Roy
o. Crowley to ilarveYs x Wlliam', trustee. hoth
havirg hecr: duly recorded /" the Gle X Office %
Richmond Hastings Court, V" sn''I ,eil 81 pnnhc
anc, on on rHiDA oIemncr IL lS,;; ,M a.n
b. III iority in value Of the credit rs - uiCd ia
said deeds the very valuaDl: re- Il est tc knowl rs
the VIRGINIA STEAM sUGAi; r. F!HERI,
situated at Rockets, having river frontage 81
ticul. dies r;ption reference ism de To the above
named de- ds 0gether with Ill The valuable VIII III.
machinery, and privileges belonging thereto.
che ati@LtiOn 81 capiiali:5 nr ctInpanleS deslr-
cia,ly directed 20 this sale the works heiGg Ia
der Cor imm odtate turning out sugar. aud wing
field for tGeir sale from Richmond to AeT Or
leans.
can he inc. casci 70 20 barrels at very triiilng
cost Tue quality of Its product Is already favor
ally known amt is equal to that OF any refinery In
the rther states
Inmcdi ltely after the above sale we will sell the
two brick tcnerreutj situated the north side Of
Main street, betxe, Locust alley and " nj street,
%os 1890 1888 front tpg 3Il frc. and running hack
l43 eet to Tobacco alley. the UPPER part NJ which
is kuoEn and occupied rs The Monticello House,
being included IL same deeds.
TERMS OF credit (Which viii he more liberal
than Is required by the decd will be announced
ut The hour Of sale.
kny fun thcr a.tculars can he ob'aincd Of lIar-
reyS L Williams. JAMES \. OF.
Substituted Tru tee.
HARVEYS Il WILL NJ.
oc 10. ids Trustees.
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REW AUCTION-HOUSE,
l4l4 MAIN STREET,

l4la MAIN STREET,
HENRY MCCORMICK. ApCTioNEER,
has just received 4 large stock OF
NEW Ard FASHION AB FURNITURE
st the lowest market prices well worthy the atten-
tim OF housekfepers. Has also received q hne
large stock OF REAnY-MADEy CLOTHING con-
stsntlq on hand. Also, oil kinds OF YANKEE
public auction daily at 10 A. II and7e p, ID.
ga 22-nm .#E 8'f.s
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LOCAL DIRECToRS-EEW YORK:
E. NJ. Archibald. =. y. ". Consul. chairman.
A. A. Low OF 3. 4. Low & Brothers: f. :. Jaf-
fray, OF f. s. Jairray 4 Co.; Richard irTin, Of
Richard Irwin & Co.. David >aloni4n D. B3of-
james stuart, OIL. n J. stuart. ~-,,,r-
: lie Company Iinhs isseh entirely 10 "a FREE
Iii iitssES cqultah!y adjusted and PROMPT
LIZ PAID. it,.
The business Of this comp ny, extending nT.'r -
pcrtod Of .iN.y scYen resrs, having been ihliailh-
" prosperous, has won for th@Ln Il hi@h Icpu'"-
tion throughout the world 'or careful management
and inantial strength. The pa.TOuag. Of the IN
sur;ne public 10 solicited, with special attention
10 our liberal rates Of premium.
john II, CLAIBORNE CD.
General Agents stats q Virginia.
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7J1HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY ~ rEW %gRK-gRGA%:.
iZs +: Isl. TIE T.%E:'%ST ISsuR:; !. sGE
OEEe $40 1000, 00o.--TEis Is an all-ca5h and
p,lyety muttai company--iao aErtdeit1s 10 Stocs-
HoliSTE. HhiCn time sue experience nn' proven 10
De the only safeguard "a lie !naLraEtc.
DlYiaen;ls Da,XD.2 dt the enc Gf t@s frSt rsGr
upon nj poiirie3 inrrcas:;g annn4Hy tAi2u .Ss
life, snd trcee1tg h"&s q a3,y cotE&"9 - tne
ems or TO Tu-c'ase ad1l.icH"l :.sura@>e, 81 tlc
orti3Gl OF fha poiicEaoiGer, Ta.Gidis55 a. !te
Af0il. Of TIE insured. t:.a-ums p: hJi- 'shhu-
sii-, Sa;ni.anu"a!lv, or q"rtcs.g.
TIE agent invites tie 81: nttc. o. mini-t+rs OF
the Gospel h. Il: liberal plan fer ii.aur@ncr on
Jr.iN II. r tlEI2:.T, i1,@ut.
pr. J. Z. NCJAT'. '.;.Giic@i tXan.-1er. ha6
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ESTABLISHED 1898.

CaDital stock ard surplus over. ..Ss,cDu.Hup w
Investments In United States. bi1,9i3 II
be einTs ragistered bonGs .,..... $4,000 90
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By Wellington Gnddin,
Auctloneer ard Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh ana Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 SEAL ESTATE I. TIE CITY OF Et.E-
ssTEEKT, B.TWEEN r .ssl Y-THIR3 5i;n
TWENTi FOURTH rTREETS. WITH : HG
HEi; -'3S. FRI - ING!.N
MAIN STREET TTENTN FEAT AL HL ~
MING BACK BFTWEt,% PAR L. IL LIN rs
ONE EUNnRED AND Ten FEET j. AN
ALLEY SIXTEE% FEET WIDE-Tl!c undcr-
signed trustees Of the German Building associa-
ton No. 2, by yirtue OF y dscd Of rust executed
the 18th dsv or January $50. hy Henry hiiml nc
trustee of Finite BOttighelmer, tannl" BOT
ttghelmcr and To-es EOlti@h liner. husband o.
Fannie Bnttigf elmer, to the trustees OF sara
rcc.nrs Of said Association, viii expose t" sale 1t
public auction, on the premises, the REAL
Estate nycyed to them in said deed and
winch Is described ab1sr, a. O'Clock /. W "a
Ty-j-- DAY, he IS - October 1874.
TERMS Cash sufficient tn derry Iii" EXPENSES
OF executing mis- trust aud IN pay I" the ala as
snci, ton tle lTGs. ch,rg cs d4cs. ri.cipal ana
inlcre est. hereby lat. lIdcd 10 be secured, lnd ne
balance If any. IN such credit and 20 lie secure
in such m"nner III" sad Blaine. trust q, h'
direct or Il, case of his t.ilurc to vo sch &c
ton. on such err. dit arc 10 be scourcd IN suc''
manner as III undersigned sh.l, % ke known at
the lnnn OF sale II METIEHi
i. J. !IMA>,
4. JACOB.
u a M.
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES,, &c.
rE0CERltS, GROCERIES.
"
30 hog4heads SUGAR,
500 bar: els R*TI I'D SUGAR,
900 bagi RIO IGFFLf,
20 n9ps LAGI-AYEA t'.FFE:,
80 bags OLD jaw COFFEE,
L. GO sacks VI R~IiALL'S SALT,
TO barrels GYnF'FS,
SEQ barrels NORTH CAPHLlSA CUT HER
RINGS.
$50 half barrels ROE HERRINGS.
SEQ Kegs Sal ), assorted sizes
100 tons No. lPE%UEiA y ,4CAEO,
50 hGgsheads RAFDN SIZES,
Is nossheaG< BhCO>. SHI. ,ULDERS,
- tirrccS UCi R-CTItrD II NS,
500 barre Wi,!SKEI, all grades
800 cases LIC0i ICE, dsllc tnt brands for
safe by \. \. STORES CO
lI-.Ov
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LOCAL DIRECT0rs-NEW YORK:

EDGAR W. CROwELL, Resident Manager;
JOSEPH b. ST.. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
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Is, Gru:,hs 4 Williams,
Acct,oncers and Real Estate Agents,
,y, .r.,,,t, IA; VAIN At In and Bank streets.

,I,RUsTEE'S SALE OF THE NALuA -
s,f LITTLE FARM CALLED WEI
-. MpT:.N, on THE WEsTHAM t0aD,
FSTH NILES k>D A HALE VEST OF Rl Snad
iio%D.-In execution Of The provisions Q, 9eee
Ia,.d - ,.cfol,or. iS5s and recorded N Henr,co
I nuntl Lourt ofcc. being thereto required = me
nrn! he pretcisG;. on WEDNEsDAY, Octoaor
Ith 40. ii - O'Clock r. NJ f far If not n tlen
,i,o =, 10 Fan Ii We referred t., contain Ing
+ MY o,S I'D = HAT p ACtsS running
r4eE ntl,a ranJ, :hc improvements consist o,
ID IF .,net DIV ling With bout slh roolnS the
nat .Eo:scz and 1 so-d rrCh RI.
TERMS: =, dct Il prescri es s-lt i|r cash su, r.
ar,.. "a .i,fr@y .psuS'> oil sale ana 10 pay on
RI aIxnca O: the .ici taow h1O;t o00), ana ti!e
~ dep upuusu t. terms IS the erahtor may an ec'.
j.. cred Tor however, Is willing II receive one
~. |.,i,, rr siy. twelve and eighteen months,
,y,th i,t-r..t IUCIE: il;.ls. Trustee. .
r,I.El;s 4 WILLIAMS, tnCtiOncG-E. ots
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sEWfNG.MACHTNES.

JUST RECEIVED, a fine lot of M
,rrokTrD GIG AXIS, ut Y-rious prices Call
WOOD SDhs'. corner OF Ninth and Ma a
streets, aud try some OF thsn. ss Fl
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,gsTTpsYs,E COMPANIES.


TOHN II. MONTAGU E, >,,r
AGENT.
1li2 MAIN sTEEET. RICHMOND, Ya.' ;1so
Representing home and other &c cohspihie' ""'''
JNSURES PROPERLY in town or county sg
against loss or damate and issues Life Policies on
nj the most approved pans. at rates rs 10" as u
consistent with mutual safety.
reference Is also made TO the following ccr.,n-
cate: p,c,,,,o,,, ~, :. 1s-a
j. Montague agent has :s spo sit I, I the Tsen
e eo@panies REPRESENTED him il E,smGn,
lSs''col Acting Treasurer nre1 Of Virsfnin.
1e plsl dim ''''' j. II MONTAGUE, Agent.
TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE & co.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
NO. 1903 MAIN sTRrET
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
cA1IF0pRs1A.
Canita1 stock paid up (goldl 81, OOn,o Q n0
Accommodations gold. ............... 7so,cG3 IL
EXECUTIVE AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE lNssw
LOUIS McLANE, lsts Pres't Wells. Faro
rSSsiD9s:R1cK BILLINGS.
4. a. Low, 4: A: Low Brothers,:
SETH Il. HUNT. Hunt. TilIicgraat 4 60.
HOWARD POTTER, Brown Brothers Il Co.;
JAMES LEES. Lees T. waller;
GEORGE OPDYKE, George Opdyke e Co.;
JESSE sELIG wAN. j. Il W. Sclgman & Co.;
j. G.. KELLOGG.
MOSES ELLIS, Boston.
POLICIES ISsUEDIN GOLD OR CURRENCY.
TWO HUNDRED THCUSA ID DOH Rs de-
posted With the State Of New York for tire extra
sec,ritY Of policy holders. 80
THIfTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS with
Treasurer OF tirainit- a.,
The stockho d. r. of this Company under the
law OF the safe Of California arc held srb1eCtto
INDIVIDUAL Liability :or The debts oil me
company whether they exceed the amount so Snb-
scrlbpd or not--thus not only securing grt.t care
In the management ofthc company by It's cflctr''
I'm giving greatly increas security, rs The STOCK
holders are estimated to he worth be wecn twenty
and thirty millions OF dollars. In gold giving NE
the right TO claim position ser"ndt 10
none other incorporated In he Unied State.
s. losses eqlitabiy adjusted and promptly ran.
As agents. we ask the patronage OF t." pubuc.
with special attention To our LIBERAL rates Oh
premium. "' - -'"'
TIRE, MARINE, AND ,.sr,,-c
OFFICE no. 1903 MAIN STREET.
CAPITAL REPREsE NTED. ...--. sac, 100000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
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A NTHRACiTE COAL.,-l am receiving
N a supply CT the celebrated FnANKLIN,
IDrBERRY. and :" Yk-.>'' VALLEY" RED
Asa and hrst-cl.ss It.>I"t ? SH ASTt;R% =
CITE GOALS. which, will b sold at Low Isl
RATES. Also, CUMbERt-h - COtt., Tor StC&m
and SIN iths' use. r. u IHh;i,
aul2 Seventeenth sect al driwbrdSc'
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
II ing, 500 tons Hall Brothers & Co: 5 Gei2npa-
I'd AK LIN. egg and stove: 30g LE2 BEhhl
.rr.D ISL egg and Stove. Also, 800 tons
GE IRGE'S CREEK CUMB RLS Nj GOALS,
which will Re sold at lowest m +rket rates.
az ROBE RTS,
ocu cafGer iiil and Dock streets.
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LIFE INSURANCE

CoMrA%T, L. =. 4.
offer great Inducements 20 p"r3In" &c-irous ~ Ia
slIrins their lives. Th@ COMPANY h. c's@ i@i1-
up capital 1000 oec, with :a'GH @Eriiu5. 'afe
Issued sincc augast, 1853, oTeT II, GOO police
Il offers low rates OF prcmcm. u in'riahrS
larger Insurance than CtGer companies foo lie
same none. Itisa HOME COMPANY T.. every
locality, -,.. ..,,.,.,r,
IT'S POLICIES ARE EEFNi.T EEDM
TT ACt;NENT
ITS POLICIES ARE ErE-F,tGF- II q.
therefore INSURE u. iEF wl;to,t delay IN
TIA CJMPAEi -
Dr. g. 4. TRESSIG w, &sGicN EEnmlutT.
:. Fl iElil-, Gcnorat gent.
ivol3ri prst-uiiles box 81
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CAPITAL REPRESE NTED .....-.. $40 100000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
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7. z. 'FI's'EF' 8<'
TONES & MINOR, ~ non,.
GLOVER FILL Ct,AL te.,rrs, and Cetiers IN
SNTHRkC CITE and al oIl!e. descriptions OF
GOALS and WOOD. ..,
Office corner Eleventh AID Main streets, under
National Bank Of Virgins. aGlS
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IOAL, COKE, AND WUOD.-My new
which resigned ,he agency of the old oac,i sup
niics the best i{IA BLING ;i"d G., eKlMH WOOD
as chcap Ii not enc !peIi as ny pi@cc IN the CITY
RIrI'NINOTS CO i,--ali l. ads end sizes.
aSaUEhCITE COAL. All kinds aud sizes.
SOFT COX e.. all K id Md iZcs.
ca 23 l. r. WtEkI = Iii Main street.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE no. 1903 MAIN STREET
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THE GENERAL RESULT.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.j
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-A multitude oil
dispatches have been received here tonight
from New York, New Jersey, and Mary.
land, but UP to the present hour nothing
has been received from the West. The
general news contained in the dispatches is
meagre, and gives no room to judge def.
nitely of the results, although, SO far as
New York State is concerned, competent
judges put Hof'man's majority down Of
least 10000, while others consider this a
very moderate estimate. The gains to the
Democrats outside of New York city have
been discouraging to the Radicals.
1t will be very late before returns can be
received of the vote in New York city.
1t is believed that the Democrats have GER
tainly carried four out of five districts In
Maryland. = s;-a i
The Republicans claim that they gain
two members of Congress In New Jersey.
The election of Warren in the Troy dis.
trict OF New York is great Democr attic
gain. -. >
A dispatch from Major Poore, at Boston,
says Massachusetts has gone entirely Re-
publican, Legislature and Congressman.
TIAoN.
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MARINE ANTEAEIGENCE..,.
. MINIATURE ALMANAC, Nov.e. 1870. $50
Sun rises. 9.a Moon rises"."..., SOY
Sun sets ....,..,,,.. 6.QGt High tide. -
PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. s, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. s, 1870.
ARRIVED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chardise and passengers, L. IL. Tatum.
Schooner ID. V. Streaker, Van Glider, Boston,
merch indise, to captain.
Schooner William F. Martin, Norfolk, fish, Lee,
Seldom Il Co. .---.
SAILED,
Steamer Hatteras, Hodges, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. w att. .at
Schooner William Ty e, Tyce, New York, via
Chickahominy. .urtis & Parker.
Schooner gues Repplier, McFaden, Ph'latel-
phla, via Cabin Point creek, lumber, Gu. It's 4
Parker. - %.
Schooner Sunny Side. Parsons, Baltimore, via
Chickahomlny, Curtis Parker. --,--.~ .... . .a,-
.-.@.a. .@.-sa MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Nov. s.-Arrived, steamer State Of
Virginia, freeman, Baltimore. merchandise aud
passengers, YORK River Railroad Company, and
Tiled On return. $685. So sa.s 3:le u
AQUA CREEK, Nov. s.--Arrived, steamer
Ironsides, Mayo, Baltimore merchandise and
passengers Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company. and sailed on return.
BY TELEGRAPH.ll a.
NEW YoRK Nov. s.-Asrived, steamers st.
Louis. Nisgara. Champion, Peruvian and Mont
eomery. Arrived out, steamers Prussia and Aus
tralfar s-. . sal|tts -
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Republicans IN Itdlics
onSrcs' man at Large.
The maiortieS in each ward are as fol.
lows:
Porters majority in Marshall Ward, 80.
Smiths majority in Marshall Ward, %.
Ordway,s (e>timated) majority in Jetfer.
son Ward, 244.
keilcy's (cstimatetD majority in Jefferson
Ward, $50.
Ordwav's majority in Madison Ward, 255
keiley's majority in Madison Ward, 233.
Porter's majority in Monroe Ward, 307.
Smiths majority in Monroe Ward, 306.
Ordway's (estimated) majority in Clay
Ward. 40.
keilcy'S (estimated) majority in Clay
Ward, 80.
ordway's majority in the city (estimated),
203.
hheIlcy,S majority in the city (cstimated),
ihc returns are complete and official from
NJ Wine precincts in Marshall, Madison. and
Monfoc Wards. From one precinct in lief
l.rson ard one in Clay we have unofficia1
anu incomplete returns, from which the
h@urc> III those columns are derived. W.
think We may safety put down the Conscr
fatiyc majority i'll Richmond at 200.
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY,
RESULT IN RIC1EMOND-C0NsERv.
ALIVE VICTORY.

The election for member Of Congress AT
large and fer the third district. and for mu.
nicipal officers. took place in this city yes.
terday, and passed of without any disturb:
ance Of the peace. The United States mar.
shall had dispersed thirty-tive deputies over
the city, and two companies of artillery.
men, armed with muskets, were CHARTERED
on Main street, but the result showed that
these precautions on the part of the Fede-
raj Government were unnecessary, as the
locnl police were not even called upon to
make any arrests.
The following table shows the result OF
the election rs far as ascertained at the hour
OF going to press this morning. o'clock.
RICHMOND CITY.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE pguss1Ass FALLING sAcs.

L
| NEW YORK, Nov. ga special to TIL
| Loire Is falling back on that place.
| tits reported that the Prussians have beer
; reinforced by 10000 troops from Metz
| The French will not fight unless attacked,
the Government fearing the effect of re.
| verse. The Government viii risk nothing
towards relieving Paris for six weeks.
This army equals the Prussian army i'm.
mediately in its front, but lacks confidence
| among the men and want Of sympathy
among the officers with the present Govern
ment. The correspondent adds j: Sc / have
travelled much in the neighboring districts,
and find the Government everywhere dis
trusted and disliked."
THE BREAKING OF THE ARMIsTICE.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Bismarck explains the
rupture of the armistice negotiations by
saying that the French Government de-
clared its inability to accept the armistice
in statu quo. Bismarck then proposed that
the French name the time for holding the
election, the Germans promising free cleo
tons even in the territory occupied by
them. N. Theirs then withdrew to the
outposts to consult with Favre and Trochu.
He returned without having received the
proposition of the Prussans.
The King has issued orders forbidding
ingress or egress from Paris. Five passen-
gers have just been captured, and will be
court-martialed.
THE DESTRUCTION OF PARIS.
BERLIN, Nov. Sail the papers here
throw the impending destruction Of Paris
on the French.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-The Times this morn
ing has reason to believe that the lombard
ment of Paris will not begin in two weeks,
the King being reluctant to destroy SO
grand city, and Is giving the French every
opportunity to negotiate peace.
The French fortress at BeIporte was in
vested on the Sd instant.
FRENCH NEWS.
Tours, Nov. 8.-A dispatch from the
army Of the Loire reports a series of sue
cessful engagements, in which the Prus-
SLAMS were driven.
A dispatch from Rouen reports French
successes at various points. A general bat
tie was fought to-day near Orleans. Am
balances were sent to the front. There
has been no news of the result.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The Prussians have oc-
cupied New Briesach.
The town of Ferdon has capitulated.
ADvIcEs FROM TOURS.
Tours, Nov. 8.-M. Theirs is expected
here tomorrow.
The Paris papers of the 9th inst, speak
ing of the three armies in that city, say
two are intended for service outside the
walls. Gen. Thomas commands one and
Gen. Bouchot the other. Gen. Trochu
commands the army within the walls, and
is commander-in-chief. =,
Marseilles is quiet. =
1t is reported that the Prussian Governor
of Lorraine taxes the families of the absent
| males fifty francs per day. They continue
| to compel prominent citizens to ride on tine
| trains. The barbarity Of the invaders is in
| creasing daily. ..
| A decree has been issued ordering all sol
diers who escaped from Sedan to return t,
duty in eight days.
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Frornr Havana.

ST.. THOMAS, NoY. S. Vessels from Ella.
Vana are guaranteed for twenty-five days
TIVE vessels with arms have arrived from
New York, supposed to be in aid OF the
expeditioit against Baez. t-s.3.v
The crop prospects on the island are
good. .rt.Fss .s..sg g ~.
HAVANA, Nov. S.-Dates from the city OF
Mexico to the Goth Of October say that a
terrible revolution had occurred in the State
Of Guerro, in which the Government troops
were defeated. Reinforcements are hurry
ing forward. r.a. t..s
The northern States Of Mexico complain
Of the excessive taxation.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.

New York Stock ana Money Market
NEW YORK, Nov. s-Noon.-Stocks steaay.
Gold, lioa ster!ng--Lonp, 1863; short, lOat, s-qUs
1859, ieSa.
LATER Money aF0s per- cent. Sterling loa@
1ost, Gold, iiGsGll0s. Southern securities steady
ana unchanged. Governments-6-2o's,' 80. loss !:
cas-, ie's eS's, io7a: new ioas; e7's ioes eS's,
1895 lo-4o's, IeGk.
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AND DAEIlyI1LI,N. Rail

~ ROAD.-PAssENaER sOHEnULE:, 4anaa
doTNa soUTH.-Iynchburg and Oanytle pas
sengera leave Richmond daily Except sundsysl
at S:l5 A. NJ; Leave Burk willie daily cspt suns
days) at ! T. NJ; arrive at Dany1lle daily (ex-
cept Srndays} n 6:55 E. h. THROUGH. MAIL,
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily At 2:t5
p. H.; leageo DanytIle daily 8. Itss A. a.. arrives
Ut Greensboro daily at Los a.. d. aE!tTS5 81
GoINs NORTH. Il ynchburS aud Dsny1lls pas.
$40 4. Id. leave RurkeviIle daily Except Sun.
days) al 2. M. arrive at Richmond dRify
except Sundays) ut 1898 p. n. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at l:ls
A. III. leaves DanviIle daily Mt S.3s A. IA. uys
rives ut Richmond daily at lt:p5 A. II. n sE'AL
The Lynchburg and Danyills Passenger Train
connects at Burkeytlle with the trains. on TIA
Southsideqroed for Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch.
irg, and all Citations on the southside and Viz.
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, BristoE Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, NSihytlls, Memphis,
l and all important points south md Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
ct Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
| lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, d.
| vsnnah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c. ;
| and at Richmond with the Richmond Fredsricks-
| burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
| Richmond and York River railroads. -,
| 81 EEPING CABS and CHuIES'S PATENT
| RECLINING OHAIRS. on the through express
train. THOhAS DODAMEAD,, p
l sci E5s.t Superintendent. J