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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON
TEE CHICAGO CALAaTTY.-At q meeting oI
the Board of Directors Of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce, held last evening.
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted: ....... ..s't.:. 4
"Whereas terrible calamity has fallen
upon the people of Chicago in the destruc.
tion Of life and property by the recent fire
in that city, and in common with this whole
community the members of this Chamber
of Commerce deeply sYmpathize with the
distress and suffering now so general among
the people of Chicago, ~ II
"ReSolUed, That q. committee Of fifteer
members be appointed by the President
to solicit subscriptions in aid of the suffer
ers, and that Isaac Davenport, Jr., Esq.
be requested to act as treasurer of the fund
collected, with authority to distribute the
same"
The following committee was then ap
pointed: Thomas Potts, George S. Palmer
NJ. Milhiser, Thomas Branch, L. D. Cren.
shaw, Joseph r. Anderson, Alexander
Cameron, Peyton Wise, John L. Bacon,
A. F. Harvey, John Enders, II. 0. Nolting
John B. Davis, l.. 81. Frayser, and G. B.
Stacy.
The annual meeting of the Chamber was
postponed until Thursday evening the 10Th
instant, and the Board then adjourned.
The committee whose appointment Is
above announced will hold a meeting at the
rooms of the chamber of Commerce al
noon TODAY,
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from here to pay insurances. and altogether
il looks very much rs if we had to pass
through heavy drain of currency to the
West. 1t Is matter for regret that the
New York city banks are so much extended
ut the present crisis.
The railroads entering In Chicago will
lose heavily by property destroyed, and
also by the loss Of business for some time
to come.
CHICAGO ASSURANCES IN NEW YoRK-HEAvY
LOSSES OF NEW YORK coMPASIEs-7RoBA-
BILE FAILURES.
In the confusion of the day, and with
the natural unwillngness of the officers Of
the losing companies to reveal the amount
of risks they have taken on property in
Chicago, 1t is impossible as yet to give a
complete list OF the losses which will fall
upon the insurance companies Of New
York; but diligent inquiry has furnished
the material for the following approx innate
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It is reported that four other Boston COM
panies have lost so heavily that their sus-
pension for time may become necessary.
THE INSURANCE. IN BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore, Firemens, American,
Associated, Howard, German, aud Equlta-
bile Insurance Companies of Baltimore are
all fortunate in having no risks whatever Ill
Chicago. The following companies hnve
risks, it is understood, but Of course the
sums are not all losses but where they are
losses they will he promptly met without
detriment to the company, except. perhaps,
in the case of the Merchants and Mechanics,
which has an agency in Chicago, and had
heavy risks: National, SS5 900 Unlon'
$40, COO; Peabody. SlO, 900 Peoples, 9daa,-
COO; Maryland, $12,5O0; Continental, So,-
0OO:: Franklin, $4,000; Potomac, $lo,oo0 :;
Merchants and Mechanics risks said 10 pc
more than equal It's capital stock of $780,
600. vet is hoped the losses will not be over
one.third the amount.-Balt1more Sun.
From the New York Commercial, 10th.
Statements from Insurance Companies.
TIE CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Citizens Insurance Company, of
this city, having closed its agency in Chi
cago more than year ago, does not lose
over $4,000 by the late disastrous hres
In that city.
THE PACIFIC, op CALIFORNIA. -
We have received the following:
a" To the Editor Of the Commercial! ADDER
eve shall be much obliged If you will
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

JAMES N. TAYLOR will sell at { P. hr. tn,
framed dwelling mo. COSY and vacant LOT at
tached on the west side of Adams street ha
tween Leigh and Jackson.
IsBELL SON win sell at halfapast 4 p, M, /,
framed tenement on Foushes atreet betve er
Broad and Grace. y. :,
PAINE 4 co. will sell at 10 A. NJ, at the stort
ofJohn N. Woodfn, No. lll7 Main street. hfi
stock Of fancy ard staple dry goods, show.
cases, mirror, furnace, store-fxtures, &c.
THOMAS ". KTEBEE Will sell Mt 10 A. II
household furniture, showcases, notions, car.
pets, &C. .rsrs
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at half-pssts
P. M. the three-story brick tenement No. lol.
Main street.
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TIcKETG FOR SALE TO THE MAMMOTH CARA.
VAN, MENAGERIR, AND CIRCUS. COMING Tc
RICHMOND FOR THREE DAYS, THE lirH, lsTM,
AND l3rH.-Old JOHN ROBINSON would respect.
fully say TO hts many friends and patrons In the city
or Richmond and vicinity who are desirous or wit
Messing his mammoth three-ient show With their
families and do not wish to be delayed by the an
noyance Of crowding through the nasses which
always besiege the tlcket-wagon, that he has
placed tickets FOR sale At the following places viz,
WEST S JoHNsToN's, booksellers and stationers,
No. 1905 Main street; BoDEKRR J. DADE, drug
gtsts, No. INA Main street; f. A. AMRoID's g
music store, No. $40 Main street; and as JANsH
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If you want to purchase music or musical in.
slruments the best place is at music store. We
would recommend cur friend Professor f. A.
AMBoLD, whose reputation stands in the front
rank as professor of music, and one who vii
noL Offer Inferior articles to people, of whom
he Is ore His place OF business Is the only music
store south Of Baltimore the Richmond Musica
Exchange, 920 Main street.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY FOR SWIM
DLING.-Captain Peasants, of the first po-
lice district, arrested man by the name
of r. S. Brown on Tuesday night charged
with unlawfully and feloniously obtaining
$50 from John G. Davis on check signed
by Brown and drawn on the Peoples Bank
of Philadelphia, said check having been
ascertained to be worthless. Yesterday
morning the case was called before Justice
White. The accused acknowledged his
guilt, and was sent on to the grand jury Of
the Hastings Court for the first Monday in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

WHAT NEXT ?-The unlimited supply of new
goods is still increasing at the Dollar store, corner
of Ninth anG Main streets. Among tn. IL lstcs. we
have seen a beautiful little piano, smokers sets,
tobacco boxes, meerschaum pipes, toilet sets,
domlnCs, chcssmen, Backgammon boards (rur-
nished, bells, gilt bands, shell sets and bracelets,
hair-brushes and combs, large looking. glasses,
photograph albums. &c and many articles appa-
rently cheap at double the money they offer them.
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JOB PRINTING.-Wec call The attention OF NOR.
Chants, clerks OF courts. sheriffs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
81 others having orders for printing. to the faci-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTiB-
LlSHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds or job Printing. We Can furnish st
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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VA Va:'lSos; q :; Mary Jefferson, Richmond
Co., Rornan 4 1n1ray 1 q C. Co.. A. King, Koenis
h.1a York John MeintosS,, S, iss MsrSi,eS 4 Co. New
p;.S ". SSmlth, Boston, Mass: A w p T.. =: q D..
th,enm1ond, taG Va. ;; r. II. I}nderWw.ooads adsappuc, DUO,
Wsga' Wa' mass; Eddie Walker. Rich.,,a EJu, Dos
ma, ra, wilson q Bragg; Polk ISnh, ... Pfnt,,
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THE Route OF OLD JoHN RoBiNsoN's NAM
MOTH THRER-TENr SHOW THROUGH THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA =
VIZ: Bulkville, Saturday, October 7th; Danviie,
Monday, 9th Glover, Tuesday, 10Th; Richmond
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, October ll.h' l!th'
and 18th; Petersburg, Saturday, A.h; Weldon,
N. c., Monday, 18Th /; Tarboro', Tuesday, lIth
Rocky Mount, Wednesday, is.h; Wilson. Thurs
day, 10th; Goldsboro', Friday, Goth; Raleigh
Saturday, 2lst Htllsboro', Monday, Esd; Greens
boro', Tuesday, 9ith Salisbury, "Wednesday, 9sth
Charlotte, Thursday. 2sth; Cnes,er, Friday, Tth
Winnesbarre, Saturday, esth; Columbia. ). c.,
Monday, 30th.
dmisslon-Adults &c.; children under ten
years OF age, SOC.
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DEATH oP REV. FRANCIS MCFARLAND,
D. D.-This eminent minister in the Pres
byterian Church departed this life at 5
O'Clock on the morning of the 10th instant.
His age was between eighty-five and ninety
years. He had been for more than forty
years pastor Of Bethel church, in Augusta
county, Va. He was regarded as one of
the wisest and best ministers In his Church,
an able and popular preacher. a devoted
pastor, and an eminently judicious eoun-
sellor IN the judicatories of the Church.
His health had been long very feeble and
bis end long expected by himself and his
friends. He departed in great peace, sus-
tanned by Christian faith and hope.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE BEAUTIFUL
lFoR1NEs AND VICTORIA CARDS. proprIe-
tor OF the LEE Gallery Is reaping rich nsrye t
by the Introduction Of his novelties in the photo
graphic art. He continues to keep his prices so
that THIS beautiful work comes within the reach OF
all. Ihe LEE Gallery Is not open on the Sabbath.
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THE SToRH AND THE CIRcus.-Last night
Inc performance at the circus was cut
snort by the storm. The wind blew tho
ram into the tent to such an extent that
tne manager was forced to curtail the per-
lormance. Those who were there last
night cannot appreciate the exhibition as
gwen IN the afternoon-an exhibition
Whlch eXcelled any circus ever shown
mere; Io-nlsht and this afternoon we shall
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THE ALARM OF FIRE last evening Mt 8
o'clock, sounded from box No. 4. third
police station, was caused by the burning
of few shingles on the roof Of dwelling
house on Henry street. A few buckets of
water sufflced to put out the fire, and the
services Of the tiremen were not needed.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
R1oHMoND POST OFFICE OcrosKR Ii, lsl.7-
J, H. Anderson, New York d. b. CIa,-
lin & Co., New York; james carey, BALI
more, Md; Debost u B5otners,s = Gsw E
York; Mary 4. Dotson Eldflage MI Ty;;'
Mary E. Gibson, Baltimore, Md; Wli'
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WHAT CAUSES DRoUGHrs.-About q year

ago Me- New England was suffering from q
drought. This year Illinois is similarly af-
fiicted, and to such an extent that ploughing
ia imDossiOle, These dry seasons are, for
the most part, attributable to the destrue-
tion of timber, and close observers In III
nois say that the disappearance OF even tne
meagre amount Of forest growths when
some localities have known has had per-
ceptible effect ON the annual rain.fails-
Neso York Tribune.
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The greatest thing out Is the buckwheat. cake
baker for sale by MoUNTCASTLR, No. $40 BROAD
street. We would advise al housekeepers to get
one. 1t will bake cakes quicker and better than
any other baker that We have seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The follow
Ing district school trustees have been ap-
pointed by the Board OF Education: For
Courtney Manor district, of Warren county,
Jeremiah Kibler, Uice Daniel &. Hall, re-
signed; Washington district, Westmore-
land county, DR.. B. r. Battaile, uice T. 4.
Spilman, resigned and for Taylor Manor
district, of Orange county, George W.
Wright, Uice DR.. w. L. Voolfolk,
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PUBLIC MEETING To N1GuT.-A meeting
of citizens will be held at the City Hall to.
night for the purpose of expressing SYM
pathy with the city Of Chicago, which has
is called by the Mayor, and the attendance
will probably be very large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

THE ANDES SoLvENT.-Messrs. d. N
Walker & Co. on yesterday received the
following telegram from the president OF
the Andes Insurance Commpany
"C1Nc1NNAT1, o., October II, 1871.
Cd. n. Walker & Co.:
"Andes perfectly solvent. Will meet all
claims without embarrassment. Go ahead.
81. B. BENNETT, President"
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RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have the largest stock
OF English, French German, Latin, and Greek
school books, new and second hand. Children,
parents, and teachers, will save money BY sending
their orders to 1918 Main street.
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The ROYAL LONDON AND LIVERPOOL AND
THE CHICAGO FIRE.-Messrs. Peyton & FL
lerson, agents of the Royal London and
! Liverpool Insurance Company, have re-
ccived telegram from New York stating
that the entire line of that company in
Chicago was S9S, 900. Their losses have not
i yet been ascertained.
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THE LATE HOMICIDE Yesterday in the
Police Court the case Of Martin Alley,
which had been previously continued, was
called for trial. The accused waived an
examination, and was sent on to the grand
jury of the Hastings Court for the hrst
Monday In November.
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CoNyICTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
yicts we're received at the penitentiary yes
terday from the county of Halifax: David
Ballow and Sallie Jones (colored), con-
victed of breaking, and sentenced to
one YEAR 5 Imprisonment each. ~
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ALL R1GHT.-Messrs. Alfriend e Sons,
agents Of the Firemens Fund and Union
Insurance Companies, Of San Francisco,
have received advices to the effect that al.
though those companies lost heavily by the
Chicago fire they are "all right" and
abundantly able to pay out.
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The Banking and Insurance Company, corner
Of Twelfth and Main streets, insure all kinda oil
property against loss by fire.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN THE COUNTY
The Conservative citizens of Henrico
should not forget the township meetings to
be held on Friday for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the Convention for the
nomination Of county officers. The sheriff,
superintendent of the poor, and county
surveyor are to be elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

| ADVERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In
any portion OF the country should advertise in the
papers Of that section. NJ. FLLYsoN & Co will
| take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates.
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HAVANA ORANGES, freJh and sweet, and 1T for
the gods, may be found at ANToNI's 60 and yet
some before they are all gone The be It Won ever
eat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

Parents about to enter their children In school
can procure all the necessary books from ELY
SON & TAYLOR, Main street.
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RLLYSoN & TAYLOR, 1lls Main street. sell all
the books used In the public schools of the city
and state NJ the very lowest rates.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATB.-D. X. Weisiger
sold on Yesterday the residence OF Mrs.
Anna o. Weisiger, deceased, Bainbrldge
street, Manchester, fronting sixty feet, for
81 R0l =.
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All the German books used in the public school Is
for sale by FLLYsoN Il TAYLOR, next to DISPATCH
Office, Main street.
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THE Committee on Streets Generally will
meet this morning at 8 o'clock ut the City
Hall
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"A habit is habit" and the best habit We
know Of is the habit of dealing with f, b. SPENCE
1T 1900 Main street.
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JEFFERSON WARD TO THE FRoNT.-The
Old Dominion Conservative Club will meet
at the usual place tonight. The boys are
getting up steam for the campaign.
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IHE STEAMER PALIsADE will not make her
regular trip to Kings Mill to-day, having
to lay up for repairs.
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| NJ. ELLYSON & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch building, will receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any Journal OF the country
! at regular rates.
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GERMAN TEXTBOOKS led In the pubic
schools for sale at ELLYsON & TAYLoR's, Ills
M al n
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achool- books Of every grade may be found at
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llle Msin street.
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Owners Of property insure With the Banking
and Insurance Company, No. 1909 Main street.
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LIBERALITY OF AN ENGLISH INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-The New York managers of
the North British and Mercantile Fire In
surance Company have received the follow
ing telegram from the London Board:
"Subscribe five thousand dollars to Chi
cago sufferers. Settle all losses promptly.
Draw at three days sight. American assets
will not be touched.
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EsAtHANCE COMPANIES.
WORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN-
THIS Insurance COMPANY,
49, Lu\nnE AND EE1NBURGI G. B.

..s..r. ~ aas.o0, ~ e,'3 Invested IN United
r,. ,n,,r - SOC GOO. dHpcs:'et! with treasurer
~. l....-.-'a $1,000 ia United States bonds.
r.tr.. rrrn appointed agents 10 the above
., g.. -..p-uy. We trr prepare! 10 !>sue It's i'"li-
.... -...u-t loss ar dtmag" 1y iirc on buildings.
-... i So. and I,rsoaH pt"rvsty OF all kinds,
.. i.,lm...t l}rrti terms.
....,.,ll.5iv e',,i Ted sod r~amCtlG paid.
u. y. WALKER 4 co,
Sr. iali Main street.
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Oc IL. &,

TOR BALTIMORE-T RI s+Inar
a WEEKLY LINE-N0 TEAM &fe@&,
SHIPMENT OF FREIGHT-LEAVk hICIf-
MOND EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND
SATU sDAi.-The steamer stats OF MARY
ND VIII leave her wharf on THURSDAY at 8
O'Clock a. M.
Freight received up to J o'clock 2. u. Wednes.
ds-. 80
THIS steamer has splendid ststeroom and pas
serger accommodations.
Passage only ~. e... .s.s .
For freight or passage, apply to
Oc lost VIM. L. BRETT, Agent.
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50, 75s

This amount will be largely added to by
the committees Of the Masonic Temple
meeting, embracing every branch of trade
and Industry, who will be actively engaged
in canvassing for the next few days. Guam
titles Of provisions, clothing, ETC., have
been forwarded from this city by parties
having relatives and friends in Chicago, and
i'm several cases persons have lett for the
scene of disaster with q view Of bringing
their friends to Baltimore.
The Baltimore theatres will give benefits
to the sufferers
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NOTICE.! am now prepared TO put up
y TBS EE EBRhIED IMPROVED DIh-
hvNL SlEh-rLhCE HEATER, for heating
ti!"" Or iout rooms. RcpairiDg-plstcs for Fire
pa e jtr@lcfs Always on hand. Also large as
sy''ment ol Gas Chandeliers aud Fixtures OF all
lih'is pid t'~s Fixtures he OrnuZcd and MADE Ms
good as new bY JyHS BOWERS,
lrnec"ssor To Yale, Bowers & yaleD Iron Block,
nYferaor htreet EichmDnd, Va, ss4-2m
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lpF\lNG OF FALL MILL sG3s
u <stN.-! w"u.d rtSpcctiuNy Inform SSssi;sSSS&
,.t.e .hst have now on hand one a. -SNesse
o.. f.r-r-, i most complete asSortmeais OF
.-,rH .If..t u INlt.S HATS EoSSETS. FLOW
- yr-TllERS. NE1.NETS, SILKS, &c: all
,l, n ~ III hc SC't! at tn. lowest prices.
&HS. FANNY HEfZ ..FE,
.,r.,y. No. SIS Broad street.
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~ w. CONES ....-..- ---.-
u. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
REMOVED TO
RCH Hi L,
in the rear OF the new drug store on Broad street.
near 25th street.
Circulars at the bookstores and the above-named
drug store, at which place the subscriber solicits
applications by note or In person.
Terms made known on application:
T.. W. CONE, A.. M.
co n-ondlrn PYincinAl.
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John WERTH, office on 11th street,
- one door from Mafn deals In
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
Anthracite, Wiutsrpock and Glover Hill
x COAL AND SOFT COKE.
WOOD-Iong. sawed, and split.
Al! At the lowest market rates for CASE.
sc Ism J0uN WrpTu
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PPoMATTOX PAPER MILL,
n PETERSBURG, VA,
Manufacturers or Nsws, Book. ana Wrapping
Orders solicited. TO whioh we promise prompt
aus '@'''A = HcTIWArNE o co.
su ss-sra Grns~ra ead Cnmmission Merchane.
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TEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
. Il -~., 3o3 TWELFTH STREET.
The next session Will begin OH MONDAY, the
o5,h SEP rEMBER. Tuition In English branches,
$40 to $55. Latin, French. German, and Music
taught by experienced teachers. Catalogues can
be found at the bookstores.
Sc l3-lm E.E. PARHAM, A. NJ, Principal.
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EAPitit. GOLD rAlD CP........S, eo9 COO
>E&rLCr DO ....,..,.,........ III, 25e
!uaur,S al kiadS Of property aud mefchanu
aga!"si dsmaIe by fire and the perlls OF The ST.
Al Low khTE3.
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DEPARTURES OE sTEaNEas

EOk NEW YoRK.-The Old &Ees
q Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele.sIIk&SSS
gsnt ,side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, Captain
-, will sail on FRIDAY, October lsth, at
Freight received until I P. NJ.
Ihrougn bills OF ladtnR signed, and goods for
daraed With dispatch 10 all pOints--north south,
card line for foreign ports
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Eare, Sl2; steerage, Gs; round-trip tickets Sao,
so- freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
' Nn.
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EDUCATIONAL,
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
IL OF VIRGINIA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA

MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
WI for young ladies and children, Linden Row,
! school will be resumed On MONDAY, October
I'd, 1871. The musical department will be under
the care of Mrs. WIN, Fl. POWERS. For circulars
OF terms apply TO mis-. POW ERS,
au a-am al the school-roonis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

"CHARLEs E. WHITE,
"Assistant Manager"
This company is represented In Richmond
by MesSrs. D. n. Walker & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12
THB INsURANCEs IN BOSTON.
The following are amounts OF insurance
by Boston companies on properly Ill
Chicago. and supposed to be lost {:
Total.

NI,, /.
It is reported that four other Boston COM
panies have lost so heavily that their sus-
pension for time may become necessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

Appropriation by City Council. $lo0, 900 90
Corn and Flour Exchange Committee. 10, ass 10
Gitizens' meeting at Masonic Temple. l3, 562 90
Collection at Emmanuel church........ 1850 90
Collection by provision dealers......... $50 90
Engine Company No. 8........... ...... l32 90
COLLECTIONS at two newspaper olllccs... 4 00G IS