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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19
SUPREME C0URr-caAM0EsS.
Soap Boiler In = whirlpool OF Lega
Troubles.

Troubles.
Before Judge Ingranam.
Tnorp u.s. SDrdgase.-The plsintin is proprietor OF
a soap boiling establishment IN Queens county. A
recent law allows any one made uncomfortable by
nuisance OF this kind 70 personally and recover
twenty-five dollars penalty for every day he has
been subjected to sucn nuisance Fifteen persons
living IN the neighborhOOd OF the soap boiling es
Enlistment instituted suits on account Of the al
legged nuisance. claiming this penalty for about SIX
months. or $1,000 each. The plaintiff moved for an
injunction TO restrain the prosecution OF these SUITS
1t was cOntended on mis- side that II this sort OF
wholesale litigation was allowed any one who had
passed anywhere near the place and snutled the
offensive could bring suit and that he would he
involved IN endless suits and costs The defendant
stood upon the statute. The Judge took the papers,
reSeryuQ his decision,
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FOUND DROWNED At FORT HAmIL TON.

The body OF man, apparently about forty years
OF age, was found on the shore at Fort Hamilton
yesterday. The dress IL blue blouse, blue plaid
vest, white knit undershrt, flannel drawers gray
pants wo0len socks and calfskin boots. There was
u certificate or draft No. 3s2 dated March 81. In
favor OF 0lif HomAln. Tor $3.50. on his bodls
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British Claims for Losses Dur
ing the Rebellion.
They Are Not Legal Under the
Laws of Nations.
A Forcible Argument Against British
PretensiOnR

WASHINGTON, May ls, 1871.
The following Is among The papers reported to the
Senate BY the President. II is In the form OF BRIEF
prepared by Secretary Fish, on the subject OF the
claims OF British subjects against the United States
Tor losses ana injuries arising out OF acts CON-
united during the recent civil war In this country
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CITY CURT.

The Boiler Explosion at the Novelty Iron
Works.
Before Judge Thompson.
Mary Ann Robinson Us. W,lidm Miller and
Others.-This action brought by the plaintiff to
the sum Of 81, 900 damages, sustained from
the explosion OF boiler at the Novelty Iron Works
OF which defendants are owners at North Thirteenth
street. near Second. portion OF the boiler, the
hurled into the apartments OF the plaintiff. and she
was severely injured. The jury returned u verdict
yesterday giving her 1900.
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The additional convention IN relation to the slave
trade, concluded June 9, 1870, provides:--
ART II agreed that in American merchant
vessel searched bv British cruiser being
out for The purposes thereof be TO New York or
Key West whichever shall be accessible adjudca
should be available in OF The capture and
that 10 the corresponding case Of British merchant vessel
searched By United States cruiser being a.
lifted out for the purposes thereof she for
dicaton TO the accessible British colony
shall be banded over to British cruiser, one should be-
available In the neighborhood OF capture.
Under this provision Great Britan submits TO the
adjudication OF our courts the validity OF captures
made by her own cruisers and Its results from this and
from the nth article Of the original treaty u2 STAT
lt232 that II an American court pr0nounces against
the capture OF an American vessel by British cruiser
and awards restitution with damages. the British
government stands engaged to pay such damages
within one year.
TREATMENT or BRITISH SUBJECTS AS TO PERSONAL
RiGBTs-AkBITRARY ARRESTS-C0MPULsoRY MILL
TARY SERVICE, ETC.
This head OF possible inquiry by the High Com.
mission Is Treated with such general candor ana fair.
ness BY Professor Montague Bernard, IN chapter
xvi OF his Neutrality Of Great Britain during the
American Civil War; and IN MIR, Abbotta memo.
randum appended to the report OF tho BRUSH
Commissioners on the laws Of naturalization and
allegiance, from which Professor Bernard makes
do more than refer the High Commission TO those
papers.
il may be convenient, however TO furnish refer.
10 some OF the authorities which establish the
liability OF persons domlciled for commercial Dur-
poses, In begerent region 20 be treated "a inds-
unguishable from the active enemies IN the midst OF
whom they are found.
Professor Abdy's edition OF Kent on International
Law, chap. w., being sec. Nv. or Kents Commenta-
RES vol. l.. page Is. d seq- OF original paRiuati0n:
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HE COUR S.
Charge Against q Tobacco Dcalcr-A Soap
Boiler in Troubls-verdict Against . Fire
Insurance Company-Important Insurance
Case in the Court Of Common Plsaa
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Against Tobacco Dealer.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states ps. r. H. Pefthm0n THE de-
PENDANT was held yesterday In 81 900 bail for exam.
ination on a charge or making proper entries OF
his sales and purchases OF leaf tobacco,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
A Patent Suit.

In this court, yesterday. in the patent or
Margaret Myers, executrix. &C., John Frame ana
others Judge Batchford gave q decision sustaining
the PLAINTIFFS patent for the saw. and her right 10
sell IT IN the Territory In which the infringement oc
CURED.
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spaci,, telegram to the Dispatch.


PORTSMOUTH, Va, October ia meet
ing OF the Republican party Of Jackson
Ward was held last night at Oxford Hall,
and the Republicans of Jefferson Ward met
at the Bazaar building In that ward. About
haH-past O'Clock the Bazaar meeting adj
journed and proceeded to Oxford Hall.
Upon their arrival it was proposed BY O
member of the Hall meeting that they
would adjourn, when negro interiered,
jumped on the stage, and proposed that
the meeting be addressed by member OF
Jefferson Ward. He was struck by the
speaker who first proposed to adjourn, and
this created row. In few moments the
stage was crowded with men of both fac
lions, engaged In combat, using bludgeons
and black,jacks, but no firearms.
The row terminated in the badly cutting
of one negro, whilst several whites and
blacks-all Kepublcans-received some
heavy blows. Several parties were also
confined in prison for trial. Lyons, who
dispenses Government patronage In the
maynard, struck the first blow. Mayor
Thomas, lately impeached by Con'erva-
tlves but still in Office, took some part In
the row, aud the Lyons faction this morn
ing threaten another impeachment.
Will give full particulars when ascer-
tanned.
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THE CHICAGO FIRE.

THE LOSS OF GRAIN-sTATUs OF INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
CHICAGO. October 13.-Eight elevators
We're saved. The loss of grain foots ul
2, 600 900 bushels.
The Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Company has ordered imme
diate payment Of losses, which aggregate
So, 100000.
The Commerce company, at Albany,
with loss Of St50,000, has been placed In
the hands of 4 receiver.
HARTFORD. October l2.-The Connecticut
Insurance Company's circular says that
their Chicago losses are so high that they
are compelled to suspend business until
the re REORGANIZATION is settled.
LONDON, October 12.-TGe losses Of the
Liverpool companies. In Chicago, ag1re-
gate 10000 pounds sterling.
CONDITION OF THE NICHOLSON PAVEMENT
THE Loss OF LIFE, RS.
CHICAGO, October 13.-It is noticeable
ftct that The Nicholson pavement is in. an
almost perfect condition. For miles on the
north side it is uniujured.
From The evidence which Is constantly
accommodating it is estimated that the loss
of life was much greater than heretofore
reported,
1t is lumored, and believed by some, that
Mr.. Ulhnan, the banker, was murdered.
An unplensantness has arisen between
the MAYOR and Common Council regarding
the management Of relief.
MANAGEMENT OF THE RELIEF FEMALE AU-
NIFICENCE.
CHICAGO. October 13.-An organization
has been elected for the management Of tie
relief. 1t consists of the Chicago Relief and
Aid Society, an old-establi>hed institution,
assisted by prominent citizens, the bills to
be audited by committee. Funds collected
should be sent direct to or held subject TO
the OF der of the Chicago Relief and AID
Committee. Signed by r. B. Mason.
NEW YORK, October 13.-1t 10 stated on
Change that lady bought the entire stock
of ladies' clothing store and sent 1t 10
Chicago.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
QUEBEC, CANADA, October 13.-The Go
yernmcnt tenders all tents and blankets In
the Dominion to Chicago.
The Lord Mayor received yesterday con-
tributions from private individuals amount
ing to upwards Of seven Thousand pounds
sterling. Barring, Morgan, Rothschiid,
Brown, Shipley 4 Co., Great Western rail-
wav of Canada, and GraLd Trunk railway,
have subscribed one thousand pounds each.
NEW ORLEANS, October Is. - Mayor
Flinders teleerapns the Mayor of Chicago
to draw at once for $4,000. SUBSCRIPTIONS
are still going on.
NEW YORK, October 13.-Adams Ex-
press Company gives 600 to Chicago.
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The Agricultural Fair OF southwest
vlrginfa-GRand Closing Tourna.
manf.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

SpeCial tSlsSKaA0 w iao AAsbasS@'
WyTHEvIILE, VA, October 1S.-The
Southwest Virginia Agricultural FatI
closed to-day. The stock on exhibition Is
said to have been the finest ever exhibited
here. The cattle alone was valued at
$4,000. The principal exhibitors Of fine
cattle were John T. Cowan, Of Pulaski
county, Va; Charles +. Coffin, Mary land
G. w. Palmer, Of symth county; D. O.
Kent, Pulaski. Delegates Of the Lynch
burg and Petersburg Fairs were present
The Faircose with grand tournament
and ragmuftin parade. The successful
knights are: First, J. NJ. Snapp, Washing
ton county; second, T A. Miller, Wythe
county; third, G. S. Baskerville, Wythe
county; fourth, j. S. Crockett, Wythe
county.
The following ladies were crowned: Miss
Mary Earnest, of Washington county,
Queen Miss Jennie Withers, Wytheville,
first Maid of Honor; Miss Hattie McCaull,
of Louisiana, second Miss Kiln Boyd, OF
Wytheville, third.
Fully five thousand people were on the
ground, and everything passed off quietly.
The Fair was grand success.
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Spanish Affairs.
Tho Great Western Fires.

THOUSANDS OF BUILDINGS DEsTkofEp-
SHIPPING LOSSES ONE MILLION THREE HUN
pRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
CHICAGO, October lathe fire Ia MANS
tor DESTROYED two hundred buildings and
ak mills, with all the shipping at the DOCKS,
ct q loss of 81, 800, 600. o.s.,
Further adyices from Greenbay state tnal
one hundred and fifty men were burned to
death in large barn where they had sougn'
refuge. o dr;ver Into
the rivers by the fire, where they were
drowned. VII a.,.os
that q steamer had just arrived, bringing
report that 325 bodies were burned az fr rel 3,
tigo last night, and as many more are sun
missing. Seventy.fye persons were 9urn n1sf
to death at Little sturgeon Bay. Inc SUI
ferlng throughout the North is terrloie'
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TeIegrapl.ic sn.nrnarx,.,

80
A dispatch from Hartford saws The u
Iord insurance Compans's capital ia ;niaet
With million and a'half excess. -Asa''
M a. a severe rain-storm has prevailed In
washed culYerts. '''" eeu !
a saloon.keeper Of PHILADELPHIA killed
one one and fatally wounded another assailant
th1s morning. ' ~
x Inc first frost of the season visited
montgomery, Als., yesterday morning.
AZ Danlei florence has been elected presi.
the Ohio aud Mississippi railroad. =
o.uYqesaut Bank, New York city, has
suspended. Suspension attributed to the
Cnicago confingration.
David BENTLEY was hung ut Hartford,
Uonn., Yesterday. He ATTEMPTED suicide by
puncturine bis heart with needle.
Two deaths from yellow fever are re-
ported at Charleston within the tTeutT.
fonr hours ending yesterday at noon.
Two mills of the Oriental Powder Com.
killing one person. o''
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The Tobacco Market.
. ION toe aew York Topacco Le.f

| VYra;,.~ ''e ne" FORK Top1cco Leaf
| IN WIN MA 1.st mere hiss been DO movement,
u.s. md 81 10 tne only Item OF news hist ana
has 6s 10, pea 50 frequety
possessed ITS w Vii emily rsaesmng aualty i ever
Of which we hsSs hsapd Way sse Of
Driminss ar se,, VIII ch considering that 0 new w
ana edmond, shouid have nseo % In pst.rsan
not to the seller. All cd stocs 70
TIE 40 nsye advanced in the kichm N ,1ta,
eoaoSy wrappers on the other limits ar 9i good
E Sie u:iI.mum and Until the rev or 4. an us 70
look for imnronlgp n[posrs no one, or course win
share Inc opinion expressedln Some n.t {,
gints lssf p 5er fnTsneF material sdvauee 10 VIZ
evidence that the pr QUOT the mai AS ctn
gong 10 be simple for tGe pur Sec The ~. ~.
cro ~ 70 De su e nos imaossiule tn Il the Virs mi
nature has .eoTe Ga ..xceptIon t time wher
ous " ls cettsinls more in harmony with y Avn
Ion OF the fitness oil things 10 behave :,
9is Is o be met vi even ywhere else
navs failen 10 the lot Of Virgois. Prces ssmatm
ana this TACT, In the face OF dim ,nisnno
ne1aion ' mo lh There is little reason ior appis
- MIanNaetured. Manufactures goods presen.
that e az i tSs The cemand has spproxm ste1
ban " sas preceding week. being rather unGei
te NED, but vi b no appreciab.e sdTanc" .tn.E
ihe commencing to come In little more fresly but
-. ~ Sa' piuS III any department: whtla I'm
solne tue reduction is becoming more snnsrent
urulnary 70 medium qualities are u q ,esfnnah iv
scarce, aad ioW-price 1913 are Amos, out nS IN
inslktL, hers was an average demand fron, the
Sou'h Tor r;gos .ds aud twist With a mnie-
.ase local Inquiry foe pocket- Ieces I-Incb. arr
Eln,fed Varie.les, and also far eXuo,t In bI,cs
w, re hear Of little more irquiry for exnnr,
tnsn 1or some time past one leading hDuse No.
lat hg Literally In that direction. r.
intelligence rom California indie stes tina. .h,p.
pers ne u not be anxious to forward MOI than Is
actuaiiy called for at the present time, as the 1
appears 10 be IN abundance there Just ut this IN
ment. and or some assortmen s 3 surplus TINT,
circumstance vii! help sti further TO bridge over
Tue interval between no9 and January wher
In tnufactucing materi i will be more accessi ole
Snd prevent prices from rexchlng unple as ant
Ior consumers at Ill even altitude.
we wri.e, the deplorab.e news from Chicago
ID b;lDg scussed by our tobacco merchants, q
by the members OF all other branches OF trsde
ana 10 Them the outlook tor the coming week
less hop.f1l than 1t otherwise would be. The bu
slEess OF thai remarkable young city was 50 Inter
woven with that or New York that tue disnsle
which has 30 suddenly Overtaken 1t cannot fail 4
auect uni .Yorably buIiness OF all kinds here.
Is to be hopsd, however, that botn the CALAMITY
and Its effect Lp)n trade Will be less serious III Al
Is now appret elded. -"
tSRoktn1.-h moderate but nowise brisk bust
ness was done during the week Two or three o
toe fayo.iie brands received little ezra ssten
ton, but In the main the ma ket WAS apathelic.
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Tur cu1oAao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE CHICAGO INSURANCE. -Seventy.hye
millions of dollars In round numbers repre-
SCENTS the losses sustained by tho insurance
Companies IN consequence of The Chicago
flre.-Neu York Commercial.
The contributions for Chicago are nll-
mero1,s and liberal, and seem large. They
form. however, but q small sum compared
with what is needed in thai stricken city.
It is said that the lumber yards in chi
caao escaped. Millions of feet are ready 1or
use, and numerous shops ready to prepare
more for use. ~ Is
There were absolutely no fre-proof build
fngs in Chicago. WY notr Let Us know
the reason, and build better and stronger,
taught by Chieago's bard late this lesson o.
the hour {: - 5r5'.'
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weather Probabilities.

I WASHINGTON. October 13.-lt is probable
that on Saturday the barometer Will fal
very generally throughout the Atlantic
States, with easterly winds and increasing
cloudiness, and possible RAIN ON the south
Atlantic aud Gulf coasts. Cloudy weather,
with light rain, will probably extend to
Lake Michigan tonight. and fresh soath'
erly winds prevail over the lower lakes To-
paOrTeW, ,s-zsr
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AID FLoUR EXCHANGE. /,
RICHMOND VA, October 10, Is1

ao'D sA,s OCt0Dar 10, I81Lssss &
,-r orFER1HGs.
I o neat' u White $50 bushels Fed ess .uste,s
ais. - " nise' ''sss oushes. Yello y, sd2 bush.
oats.-s Boz busheIs.
m, --r SALES.
asod deaa.M hsse1tes pusEsls-a. Size fo- Urn
ga ga 5ar Tor good; sIso fSr seed A. g.;
vepv ZOO fsssasi:!a bgsi.ls-ss slroa.l7s or
Cnrn ot EFT LIT VI as Tor common reoe' Fh'"sD
Oh; ;or ~ 80 bite 80. bushe,s-st :, mar
so er fsir 20 75c. 5or vsry moo .os 60 e.
1xsS 20 ~, hnsbtls at TIC. for yesy se,od ne
0nts ~ o oas hels very good MD a. srS S"oo new.
spct~s a. % ~ bushels win Tor al ana. m hnss,
Total, lss bushels. very good spring IL ssc.
mn -: ,:Kf-EIH1BITFp,
h'ts loo bushels, YeIIsT s 90 h- neis;
1EIAaFs
veg market for whe At to-day showed Some ,,,.,.
10 PRICE but " ,thost anv ,nc,a.sas
:. Offerings OF corn ibersI. non,
nau OF what wes offered W IS aola INIT ~ ons'
assas in asnres. Oats Gull. The nr .
ses ior hour today Is ss rs for new snraaas ss
~ Ior new extra. s.Ies have hean ~ n ~
these figures. 49, DN'e oeen msae at
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York tsoch and Money Market.
NEW YORK, October 49, Money sliRhtiy easic,
at 7per CT mt. stcrling, 1o7i@ics Gold 14sa1tisl
Governments closed fevertsh at advanced rates
'e5's, 1las States very weak. Tenressce's es
new, e4a virRtnia'a 60; new, 90. Louisiana's,
o. nav, SO. Levee's, 20; s'A 80. Alabama's
100; SIS. 90. Georgia's, so; rs, so Torth Caro-.
liua'a, So new, 90. south CArollns's, 70; new,
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Domestic Markets -lBY TELEGRAPH.

Nhw YORK, october 13.-t'otton weak sales,
q 1854 nales uplsnd!, 2Osc., Ileans aesc. Sou;h
~ so %sid 10 Choice es%SSu 70 lair eHIra
Gull AZ 90 ;; heat clio ed quiet: winner red W. ST.
I'm pat. 1iSs@sis2 Corn e,ossd qset at 7oq2soc
tie lac. Tursen,ne, 0sl@gslc. kosn nrm. Toll
'oW. s@0ic. FIelghts active.
BALrIMoas, October l3.-Flour ftm. Whs /
Il NJ; q 10 and Indiana 81 55GtSi.Go; Peunsyl7,-
MI, sLfs0St 81. Com IN: wnite scuthefr sv6D
Pork tim a: sN75 Bacon Il IN shoulders, ST., !;
ria SD s. Sc: Gear rib, o.; sdgar-cu:.d hams
t3l7s;. / I'd firm at lc3c. kut:er .nchanged
Virglnis's-Old, 20 bid. CT asked: 'ss's, go bid,
81 seel ~ d. BIZ 80 s5 1sksd. Coupon TIn, "a
% oa Soi 80 SiSsd H 20 bo
NV, u bid.
LOUISVILLE, October l3.-BegGtng quiet ard
steady at l6t1l7.c. Flour 1lrn. Corn, 5oG55r.
PORK quiet bacon arm; "a watk,y &C. oo.es"
Ws775; low to medium leaf, ssGsloso.
CINCINNATI, October a. Flour Il m. Corn
drooping Pork lower ct Sla.a5. Lard uroopIng
5acon Gull and lower clear sides, 81, closing
nominsl Whl:key, 90c.
WILMINGTON, N. O.. October ls.-Spir'ts :u,.
srained IS rs for 30. l., Crude turp.rtine, s
for yellow CLIP. Tar firm at $3.50
Cotton Markets.
HG" OELfANS, ..cL0DSr lJ.-COtCQ B.TOug
m dd.:Eg5, !e39lssc sales, $50 bsies; stock 81,
grcs5 10 ssI bales; sales for week IL, 800 osle,.
SAVANNAH. October l3.-Cctson firm low mid
titugs lssGgl.4.; Gales, 500 bales stock, i8 So
na es .x.urls coas.wise, rs ba.es; cQnsIne' II
TOO oaes. $50
MOBILE. October 49, Cotton fem; m dbl ngs
lafr.; sales, 000 Ia e3: Ock, l3 Gas b les nc
receipts for We x, S,5l5 les exporLs, coast
wise 4,s7l bales sales for week, S Oc0 p-les.
WILMINGTON. n. O., Oc., Der l3-Cott On firm
midCllngs, B3G.; stock, aois bales net receipt
for week, 1,.s7 bales .xcorts, coas.wiae, ~
oales ss,cs for week, 922 bales. ~
BALTIMORE, October 1a.-Cotton n mer mic
dilngs. 1'SDl9sr sales SIS baEs; stock 9ss oaIes
net r, celpts Ior ne L. oSl bales gross cceipis
1850 bales exports, Goa twiee, ,225 bales sale:
for week, 2,l24 GALES. -s'.. =
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 49, Cotton dull
m dd'lngs, lsfc stock, l. OTIS les recGlpts I, r
the week, IL 40 bales shipments 10, 2to bales !;
sales, 6,450 bales.
CHARLESTON, October 13.-Cotton staadv mid.
dl!nRs, lS3l9c. Gales, ac0 bales astock, II 8l7
net recep-s for he we K $40 balss xu0rt.
To tireIe Britain, 83is bales; ooas.wise e 37f
bales. Sales for the week, 8. 400 b .les.
NORFOLK, october l3.-Catton firm m,d,ilugs,
s5c.; sales, lSU Oalts ste OK 2s6 bales nsy re.
cepts for the week 755 bales; exports cUastw1s e,
1911 bales; sales 10: the week, l,i5O bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 1s.-Cotton In fair de.
mand III ID :iings, 1stRStc: ssles for the week.
600 bales net re -eipts. tee0 bales stock, 900
bales.
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EDUCATassni ga.

PEY. DIR. W. BERGs HEBREW
~ SCHOOL FOB YOUNG MEN AND BOYa
MAYo bT8EET, BENEATH THE SYNk,
aOU9 - ne duties Of this school win be re-
sumeo On MONDAY, October 10th 1871, Iussruc
Lon given In al branches appei tsin,ng to Jud ism
sha German Languages. For particulars, apply
~ A.o.. w. ohhSS. oc ID
MISS TAZEWELDS SCHOOL. for
IN young ladies and title girls, VIII commence
TOB II. ~~'o : - oA,O 20 AN w.
>, Circulars can be obtained ut ker res.d nee No.
"a oraee street. the third door below Seventh.
TERMS:
Senior class, per session nine months sso
Intermedlate clas5. per session pine months, . 40
urinary Ct ies, per Sc sion niue m.nths. 40
&C ID lot $3.50 oSAi1''' Az
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AIphabcstcsi Table Of Assets and
Losses.

The following table, furnished to the 1r1.
bune by Messrs. j. Ii. Il &. N. Goodsell, OF
the Spectator. shows the assets and losses
Of various companies, SO tar as known Or
eStjmate1.
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FOREIGT NEWS.
London.

LONDON, October 13.-The strike at New
castle continues.
several persons were hurt In riot, which
the police easily suppressed.
Empress Eugene will shortly return TO
Chcsselhurst.
The health of Queen Victoria is impro-
wing. s., .S,,.0
MADRID, October 13.-Ihe rupture Pc
tween Sagosta and Zo:llla Is compete. Ing
fensiye movement against the Government.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Hav-
"A ing gu lifted on the estate Of w. 4. GLiAN,
deceased. hereby notify all parties having claims
again 81 the ssme to bring them In. properly au-
thenticated, either to myself, at Richmond, or my
sgt Mt, JOIN r. Bailey at keysv1lle. All persons
indeb ed to the estate Will please come forward
and settle with me or my age Mt.
Administrator OF ". e. Gilnn, deceased.
&C 10. eodst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14

TOR THE SEASON.-Freshly-p prepared
II Cold Cream and Camphor Ice with Glycsriuf
A lso, English Oatmeal soap and Transparent
ulyr crime ooae to preserve the skin agansG chap
ping and ksepit white aud soft.
II. WAGNEk & CO., Druggists,
ocl4l,S SIKH and Broad streets.
DLACK PEPPER, GIN n Al ION In
ID mats, G1nsec, Gives, Mace, Nutmegs, &c,
oc H-I.s l.. wagner CO., Druggists.
IETTER'S HAIR-COLOR RESTORER
y lbs no sediments, and will not slain the skin
will restore III natural color PERFECTLY after Two
or three applications.
l.. WAGNER & CO.. Druggists,
oc l4-l.# Blk h and Broad streets.