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The New York herald., 1871-11-09

DOARD wANTED-THRgE ADJOINING ROOMS ON
second Hoor private table Irsferred; location must be
between sixth and PARK Thirty thr ana Forty
secon Streets Adlress W., care Loder LOCKWOOD New
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

= COTTAGE PLACE.-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
- Room no0r 20 let, gentleman and wife
snge rentcmen liable class very reasonable
references.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

TTB Av AvsSUE.-DFsInABLE ROOMS, RNlsuED
unutnished, with Board, al 5o4 between Fory-urst
AMI Furty sec.int streets.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09


BOARD wANTgD-rHRgE ADJOINING ROOMS ON
second soo private table trsers location %a FrS %
York city.
BOARD WANTED NEAR CENTRAL PARR.-PLrAs-
man. rs, class erences Address stating TERMS j. q s.,
box lOS herau office.
BOARD wANTED-By YOUNG MAN. IN PRI-
Fonenh ann srss s mvs
nss nae's Tor s aays with terms whicn must %
RoARo WANTED -Ry MOTHER AND DAUGHTER;
ss' san ar. s s terms Imam a seans ss
once, IL. Broadway.
DoARD wANTED-BY yoUN GENTLEMAN IN A
- private family, between Twentieth and Forty ninth
dress T. b. c.. Herald Uptown Branch olce, LISA Broadway
BOARD wANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN; A
- pleasant room in neshborbood OF 1hirtynlnb street
and Eighth avenues terms ~ per week. Address A. H.
BOARD whNrED-FoR MAN. WIFE AND TWO Chill
- drtn. between forysecond and Fy-t ird streets;
American family preferred. Address at once AMEklCAN
ono e'Asn 4voaue -------------
and other Furniture for five rooms Tor Room ant Board
for Piano 70 separately Apply n W Sixth ave-
WANTED PLEASANT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR.
w wts Board Tor gentleman % m ana wlte between rhr.
ssn saa
yEANTED-BOARD, BY THREE ADrLrs, IN A SMALL
w family; location between Fourteenth and forv-seoo nc
and F0prt an Sixh terms MT exceed
s45 week ADDRESS G. r., Herald Uptown Branch ONCE
1855 broadway.
yNANTrD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BETWEEN
Fourteenth and FIT eth streets and Fourth and tighth
two three furnished Rooms, with Board Tor
gentleman wife, I'M and terms exceei l5U
per month. Address g., box 144 Herald Office.
VTANTED-Bv A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, ME
w aium sei unfurni.hed Room. wth Hoard, within
exceed xi5. Call address ROME No. West Twenty
third BIZ Get.
WANTED-FOR AN AGED LADY AND MAID, A
w Room on rst second door. with Board not To
coed Sl6 week location east of broadway. between
Fifteenth and Iwenty-Dtn streets; references. Address
b. b., Herald ptown Branch Office, ,s65 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

A SUPERB NEW STEINWAY PIANO AT A SACRI-
"A hce; elegant carved instrument for S275.
DrIkER KOTHER.
66 Bleecker street. block east from Broadwsy.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

7lTu STREET, 2ls EAST. HANDSOMELY FUR
j. Il nshcd Rooms to lei, with Board, 10 gentlemen
their single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

y ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND
- foor southern exposure, with alcnves hot and cold
water with Board. AZ Twelfth street. neal
E1fth
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

Eth AVENUE, NO. 76.-yERY ID SIRABLE ROOMS,
~ siusy suite. with Board; noor; private
table eesIed; newly Led; handsomely furnished ket-
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

Eth AVENUE, A3-SrcoND FLOOR. HANDSOMELY
~ furnished WITT front Rooms third if
sired private table; viii be let the
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

q WEST rHIRTY-sIhTu sTREFT.-FIksr CLASS
~ o tain hsndsnmev Turn shed third Par
lor and Bedroom. with Board house Lrst class.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

IN STREET. lls " EST -ELtGANT ROOMS, WITH
sosrdi house In perfect orGer; private table II
qntTet.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

& WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, SECOND DOOR
~ from NacdougA reet-Ncatv furnished Rooms to
with with private fanny where select beard
taken.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

10 FLOuk, ENTIRE OR WILL BE divided TO SUIT.
q with Board at IS vest Fourteenth
Firth avenue sinle rooms for gentemen References
elanc
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

DOARD wANTED--BY A YOUN GENTLEMAN, IN A
ID private family, between Twentieth and Forty ninth
srees Ma ison and Sixth avenues; viii be permanent Ad
dress b. c. Herald Uptown Branch 0Ice ,265 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

CQD STREET, ga wEeT.-TwO HANDSOMELY FUR
- nished fro Rroms 10 let with Board, gentlemen
sna her wives or single gentlemen location first class Ref
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

VTrLvET CARPETS. PIANO. BROCATEL PARLOR
and other Fu nture for Eve Room Board
for Piano 10 separately Apply At W Sixth
nue., furniture store.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

4 TIL STREET 397-A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH
II few bIardeTs, have PLEASANT well FUR
pishrJ hooms TO rent, with excellent Board
Eiyep and re- lufed
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

10 GRAMERCy PLACE, EAST TWENTIETH STREET,
= fourth house OF Fourth atenur.-finr SUIT oi
Rooms pri.,,e table, u pre-. erred sy be obtained by
party OF Hrst cixss respeetsbillty.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

DOARD WANTED NEAR CENTRAL PARK.-PLFAs-
ID Room wanted, with Partial Board, by y young
man. First class Address, stating terms j. a. s.,
hnx lbs Herall nlicr
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

I'D sTCRY, BACK SUIT OR SINGLE ROOMS
~ southern hrst class Boarl, los
Fory-second street; reference required
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

G.7-Ss.-fINELy Fl RNIStED ROOMS. SINGLE AND
" double, with rt class Board; references exchanged
ls2 wayeiley ptac', near Sixth av' nue.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

DOARD WANTED FOR MAN. WIFE AND TWO Chill
ID dren. between fory-second and Fii,yt ird streets;
American family preferred Address a. once AMERICAN,
SIS ktxlh
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DOARD WANTED -Ry A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER;
- athird roor back with closets and ire between
fourth AMI Sixth State VIII be
moderste. ADDRESS PEkClvALs Herald Uptown Branch
once. IL 8 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

A LARGE STOCK OF PIANO3, BEST MAKERS. TO
IN rent cheap; rent al Iws purclAss CAl v.
NJ NJ MEKRELLS. No. Union tioj foar.l isL
AT Low PRICES-STEINWAY, CHlCKERIN; AND
IA other Pianos sOl Instruments; Prince
S. 4. GORDON, 70s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

Gls TO $40 PER wEEK.-PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH
D eNcrlent Boar for families and snsle persous, al I3
Bleeckef street, locks wes, oi broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

ETU AVENUE 2as.-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
psrur Floor with other Rooms to let with private table
reqaiTei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13
New Books.

Seed. Time and Harvest; or. " Dur7nq Na
premiership" Translated from the
"Ct Nine !Str0mhd" Of FRITZ REUTER-.
Philadelphia: j. Is. LIPrINcoTT Il Co.
1871.
a readable novel. For sale by Woop-
HOUSE d PARHAM.
The publishers &c. w. CARLETON d. Co.,
New York, } have favored lis with a copy of
the Josh Billings Farmers Allmsnor for
1872. We have read it "frac end to END"
aud in doug SO enjoyed many hearty
laugh.
Journal Of Researches into the Natural
History and Geology Of the COUNTRIES
Iss'ted during the Voyage Of II. b. MS
Beagle Round the World. BY CHARLES
DARWIN, Nj. A., +. K. S. New Edition.
New York: d. APPLETON g. Co. 1871.
The first edition Of this work was pub.
li>hed in 1S45 or before. Afterwards its
author became SO well known in the world
of letters-so distinguished as a scientific
writer-that in 1860 new edition was pub
lished under his own supervision. The
copy before us is OF this edition, which ha.
just been reprinted in New York by D
APPLETON s. Co. The book is of course
interesting. Mr.. DARWIN is so close an OBJ
server and so accurate in his descriptions
that all who know these facts will wish t
read 1t. Whilst scouting his interences
they will profit by his facts. For sale by
WooDHousE & PAgHAA.
The same publishers have sent us two
novels Our Mutual Friend, by DICKENS
and The Diamond on the Hearth, by Ma.
RAN JAMES. They are for sale by WOOD
HOUSE j. PARHAa. -. -...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

COLONEL II. r. WITnERs.-Thc Enquirer
announces that Colonel X. 4. WITHERs has
withdrawn from that paper, and eulogzes
him feelingly. We endorse all that the
Enquirer says of him. We quote
Owe regret much more than we can eX-
press the withdrawal of Colonel Robert E..
Withers from the editorial staff OF this pa
per. His fine talents, his high purpose, his
purity OF character, aud his devotion to his
State, have given him an exalted place In
the respect and affections Of the people OF
Virginia. His name Is Il tower Of strength
in upy enterprise with which lie may be
connected.
"Colonel Withcrs has never been
actively engaged on the Enquirer, his
olhcr business engagements having occu-
pied his time. Aud business consiuera-
lions alone have accustomed the separation
which we 30 much regret
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A paa;oal Candidate.

II sys i A RadlCdi SsInesss~ Isas g.,
|f sur-uopuEt SMITH announces htmsen ~
.,a stsnnton Spectator as candida.s 10,
. .ae uanae If Delegates. He's q fadicai
. sa We publish biscsrdgfatIs 81
'iu us. sI,,,,or II respectfully announce my
E.a.diiate for the Legisiatu rn-say
zen zen uo"ae of Delegates. AS to my politi-
sn1 r,incinles, / presume It don't matter
,.hethnr | am q Conservative or Radica!,
snd shall say nothing on that sub1ect.
The only question OF interest now-a.days II
rep,idiatiop, and upon that am hi rlRnI.
I geo that some of the candidates in ROCK
.neham arc for repudiating -the stase ucot;
So Tar so GOOD. A candidate In H'ghisna
goes for repudiating all debts, PUBIC , smu
private. contracted before April l0lh, 1859.
iThaf ia a stem further in the right direction.
But neither the Rockingham lawyer nor
the Highland doctor has quite come up ~
the mark vet. They are on the way now
ever, and / hail them as feloW-"m aet III.
NV doctrine is repudiate all debts, any VI
vide out the property. Here Is ny 3y,,ndred
hor Major Jones. who owns I'VE n Hnr 400 ~
acres of good land, worth Sa",unt'
who don't want to pay his debts !hn ahnnt
inc 10 s.. 0O0) and grumbies neatn a,d fair
the taxes. Well, now, Is IL IlS ;a,o " of his
that neichbor Jones shal, DC te, III, bis iandP
debts aud taxes anu . moeu when the law re-
La. say 1t o ni"'i l. 'e ought to relieve all.
Ie' hove no debts to be aboilSneq,
l. h',' want n little farm badly. II
ahn promise TO carry out my prlnci-
r ,Ies-,,nycrsaI Reputation down to Inc
latest possible moment, ozone OF your ;, I9,h
April, 1865 } an equal division OF properly,
and an even start for us all: Inere nre o'
course no constitutional dlfhcultlcs III 't ~
way. The people who hrld proi'ei email
any amount worth speaking o, aie , :" fnr
me ! .hsil certainly be elected. Those ike
, ~. who owe no debts and hold no pro-
ncrty. don't care straw about Reputation
nr taxes unless in the new shu1lle VIC can
'o''o - w. AnrruornEL SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

RELIEF FOR CHIcAGo-Tbe public meet
ing at the City Hall last night carried into
effect in the best manner possible the eX-
prcssions Of sympathy with stricken Chi
cuso 20 general on our streets since tho
news of the great fire first flashed across
the wires. IL is meet that we should con-
tribute our mite to relieve the wants of the
homeless and the starving Of ii State which
was the first to express her sympathy will
us in one of our many great disasters. The
City Council will OF course meet ut once
and make the appropriation asked for by
meeting representing so much Of the
wealth and intelligence Of Richmond as
that held last night.
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The Losses in Chicago.

We SEQ SO many varying calculations, and
arc so Disguised with the unreasonablencss
Of most OF them. that we do not lumber our
columns with many of them. Asto the iu-
bUlance companies, we gave them hear
Ing yesterday. Perhaps in the course of a
few days more, the public will have data
upon which to base an intelligent opinion,
first, as 10 the amount OF the losses in Chi
cASo, and, secondly, as to how much of it
will fall upon the eastern cities. We will
state that the leading insurance editor in
New lolk says the real estate i'll Chicago
was last year valued at less than
three hundred millions Of dollars, of
when The greater part must have been
hhd. Beyond question, the amount
OF Tue losses has been much exaggerated.
a hundred millions of dollars will probu-
bly, cover the whole loss of every sort. If
only onc.scyonth OF the city was destroyed,
and that where the largest business had
been done, 1t follows that the most val,la-
bic of that real estate was the land. Now,
let all the real estate in Chicago be estima.
ted at $500, 000, 000 and this one-seventh in
ss'''S'S Nv fb totot, dIll w uafc
$l00,O00,000 as the sum total Of the loss in
reai estate. But The land In that quarter is
worth four times as much as the houses
were 80 that We have lett loss of only
twenty millions Of dollars in houses. The
personal property lost must have been
worth many times this sum.
We do not youch tor the accuracy of the
hguIe> above given. We only say that II only
one-serenth OF the city is burned, and If
the whole Of its real estate was previously
worth only 100000, 600. then there has
been ITO such loss Us the Telegraph reports.
But remember that 4 million is not
small sum. AL the real estate in Richmond
Is assessed at I've beleve) about twenty. five
millions OF dollars.
i. ;. Since the above was written. we
have come across the following figures in
the Baltimore american:
"In lS70the valuation of real and personal
estate in Chicago was s275, 9S6, 55O-ya,ued
1T market value. The real estutc was va.
lued at $223, 643, 900.
"Of this total valuation it is estimated
that about oue-sirth of the property which
1t represented has in few hours been de.
stroyed, and thousands have been made
penniless, or reduced from wealth to CON-
parativc poverty
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OBITUARY

o "nisa u MSnsYsH asR,s' son of A''n'e' NO.
in the R ISst
ssssss q the 5sh Of many distant 'ssa ~,
msTRqso reas. ove,ow,ng w hand e ever re.ay
e & ssyss he vas " all who
as.1a has sought sts snnt y
I1 %ss asT a TSi . ls Gd
tns Of
rlory yonch5aied our depsi"" a. T.. JACOBS,
.a' JULIUS JOEL,
PHILIP kRhKEh,
&c.,. D. ABRAMS.
ro,.vv MONT. N. e., October lltn, ls...
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WHAT REMAINS

Thc overwhelming share OF The homes
of Cbicn.u. her best and choicest resi-
1cuce and manufacturing sections remain,
and n vast ur,a of her best ana most char-
ontcri>tic business. There are many ele-
giant residence quarters more pei ihallenbiy
20 than any Destroyed. The residence sec-
tious of Wabash avenue and Michigan ave-
me that have been visited Were by no
means the choicest in that character, lor
they had begun 10 possess mixed qualify !.
On 4 large extent .of Michigan avenue not
u new residence of The best class had been
built in the past tive years. AS 70 me
narth side, the residence portion lnVaoea
was Of choice character. but many OF the
buildings were of the old.time class.
Set it down. therefore, thtt Chicago SUN
lives. Her homes, her industrial enter
prises, are still largely Intact. ' cry lie" Oh
her manufacturing establishments were uc-
stroycd. The loss falls in her puhllc instl-
tu'ions, her hrger buildings, her centres OF
trade and finance, and upon an army OF Inc
lower class Of lenau $ and bask uud .lnef'
camille employees. With these losses many
tine homes have gone, but THIS Is ALL
Enough remains to build anew upon.
Numerous outlying blocks ANA many cX'
posed cd!fces of the better class III The
more thinly occupied Wabash avenue and
Michigan avenue, below Twelfth street,
have been spared. Among these is GER
tainly the noble First Baptist church, on
Wabash, Harmon-court, and the Michigan
avenue Hotel, on the corner ut Michigan
avenue and Congress street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

HENRY.-rhe Conservatives of Henry
county have nominated H,n. q. w.
Booker for the House of Delegates-a
popular man, who will make an efficient
representative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

IAN. e,o,,rtnsa,sse. on Tuesday, Ie;horr9pfgi
,ohs- A hyshe Rev. Joseph r. Potfs, a1TTnpra.
RENTZsos France,5to mrs. DIAr a o.
NAN, OF Germany. mo cards.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUsEs.

pOARDING.--MIss GLIB can accommo-
~ tate families and single persons with HESI-
DE T BUARD-rooms first and eecon0 fl ,Ors
LAY BUhKDEsS VIII find the locsu.n 4 d. SRA
bic one, being convenient to the ousness parts OF
the city, Terme moderate. Inquire on Marshall
street second door below Ninth, il the hnuee
owned by Mr.. A. Pizzini. oc Is 2w
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EXTRACT SARSAPARuLA.

FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
rLlIID EXTRACT SAESAHARu1''A.
FLUID EXTRACT saJtSArhR'LLAs
FLUID ENTEhCT eAEShPARiLLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAbLI'A.
FLUID EXTRACT sARshPARLLA.
FLuID EXThACT ShRsAfAelLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPtRlLLA.
FLUIU EXTRACT SAi;HAPARlLLA'
FLUID EXTRk CT sARaAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sAkSArARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARskPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRA CT GARsAFAhILA.
FLUID EXTRACT IhRSAEA&iLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAhSAfAENLA.
FLUID EXTRACT ShHSAPhRILLA,
FLUID EXTRACr SAESAPa1HLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAFARlLLA.
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IlsEI,.

On Thursday the l2h iastaspa ~ county MSyo,
Ireland In the forty tecopd yea rom bis late rest
iii. funeral x take ss,s p,s' =. oslg 9a.
5sscs fSot q i.- Nlnua and acquainsance'
49, - mi :, IN vitpd TO atteno.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

We have answered the Enquirers co.
nundrum. So has the Petersburg Pro-
qress. How many more answers do YOU
want
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

HIT EN- AGAIS.-The Winchester Times
comments as follows upon the platform of
the Virginia Radicals
"The idea that seedy, mercenary carpet
baggers and negroes (who constitute nine
tenIhs Of their party, who own no pro-
Tty and pay no taxes, would tighten TAX
N, Is too superlatiyely ridiculous for,
Us discussion"
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TERTlLlZER ON TIME.-In spirit

TERTILIZER ON TIME.-In a spirit
II of great uberality, Messrs. ZELL"& SONS
have autboiiZed us TO eel their AHmONIATED
BONE sUpEKPHOSPHhTE at a reduction cf
ten dollars per ton last years price and TO eX-
teud he time on credit sales TO SIR, or even t,oere,
IL onths, but for approved. endorsed negotiable
necessar To- say more Of this Justly valuable fer.
tilizer than to refer the public to certificates Of
large number OF we'll known and practical farmers
to whom We have sold for the past 4 ye years.
Prices in Richmond are So per ton. cash S5s
Fer ton on q credit OF SIX months anu %. on q
credit ar twelve months. seed for :ircusfs.
&C l31t DufUY MCKINNEY
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. .rwsya.NACHInEs:.
,nn1Tiny IL GIBHS

:THE WILlDOA $50 ..r.,-
COM ss
1000 1oak stitch machines we're GIBBS in one
YEAR In New york; city. One aea,ss chsngs for
made oath that he alone receiver az s.e,er a WI.
the Wilcox Gibbs Macii'ne '.v W. sao Howe and
son, 400 sluger, 300 Grover g D AAe''
l77s OF other makers. :, our M schlne, We
40 o .nplie ,tIon, ship to sny responsiuls moi
a a,xs entire ~ satisfaction, machine for
give .A'''' ONE MONTHS
TRIAL BEFORE PURoH aIpns
Mo JAMES Il. \. GIBBs,
u..s. MILL "A' Richmond, Va.
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DaAUEH aMEM U, &c.

w LILLIAN Z. TANNER & CO.,
MATROP JLITAN WORKS,
....H manufacturers OF . ais .. .,
q ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW -MIl,LH,
BARK, G3iSr, and PLASTER MiLLb,
GAs-MACHlNERY, MILL-GbARI Sc.
Repair work collected.
Freigbts TO all points low. .....
Send for circular. cca
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

WE HAVE NOW RECEIVEDHA
w our f'uii fal, supply OF & gST'S HAND ~
SEHED CALF BtprIs SHOES. sud GA
TERS; LAllrS' and III ,SsES' oHo- >, ali style;
ard Qualities; BOYS and CEIUDkEN's " EAs
or lest make. Also. TRUNKS, TAL1SES, ana
SATChELS. Give Us call.
WINGO, ELLEIT CRUMp,
1858 Main street,
~, ,o-9,p ha.weap Thirtf eoth AM Fourteenth.
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The Extent of the Chicago Fire.

ne EAtoI10 01 viz -,
How much of Chicago WAS Duliico anu
how much saved: Everyone is asking inns
o-estion. 1t is an interesting one, anu IL
is fully answered in telegram rom (ilear)
Chicago To the New York Times. Flrss,
Il savs that the city covered twenty-one
square miles, and that Of these only three
were destroyed, leaving eighteen un IN,
touched. OBe.seYcnth Of the city Is all
that was destroyed, if merely the territory
he looked at, but the proportion was EVIL
IDENTIFY larger. We give some extracts
from this telegram:
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ION TELEGRkpH Tu;

OPPOSITION TELEGRAPH.-THE
" sOUrHERS AM. ATLA @tI C ThIr-
GRAPH LtEhS have Just, reached Saw innah-
anI heavy Iedaclicn In rates has BEEN made
Tho Virginia Telegraph Company, working In
Connection with the soutuerTa and Atlantic Com.
pany, have estahliahed an ONCE at leesburg, Va.
oc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

~ Ii . VIC II o W.. ....
10 dozen quarts CROW-CHOW, English
50 doz. Lee PERKINS, WORCheTEK SAUCE,
quarts piuts, and half-plnts; also, WUR-
UESTER SAUCE on draueht, by the gallon:
CHI GE 3 E.-Piuexppls, Nutmeg, English
.,siry, and Ne" Factory Cutting;
e5 half-b5:s. CuCUhBER PICKLES;
500 dog quarts BRANDY PEACHES, new;
Colenau's ENGb1:H MUSTARD, IN halves
and pounds, glass ana tin ; also, III 4, 8, and
l0.lb. cans, best MADE.
For sale by LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
aus l4l2 MHtn street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

= ..... RICHMOND, october 10, 1911.
cIDNEY GRAYS.-You will meet at 4
y srmory THIS EVESIsG for business ana r.
drill promptly at O'clock, IN iull dress UNI
form, wi h arms and equipments Every nisW-
Der Is required 10 be present. o,,
Those who have not drawn arms Will appear am
receive them.
nn IA 1tx georges W. EAVhS. u. =.
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EEATHERS! FEATHERS FEA-
L. TIE kSl--AH those In want OF FEATHEES
tJmf X: Q cd ted3 Il The wiatrr can be supplied
on ths most reesonaole terms at 10y store, sle
Sixth street, or 1909 Basin bank, -.
oo 10. eodlm !. WALLERsTEIN.
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FOR TOBACCONIsys.

E,OR TOBACCONISTS.
Every size Of BRASDISG-BRUsHES from oto
IL for large snd small stencils;
COMMON CANINE, in live pound pacsages;
LITCCa OIL, IN casks and doze us the best III The
Atkins OF EINDINGS for manufacturers.
Hor e.Ie hy loo n :. K. DOVE.
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d OIL z r $ X A 7 l n G
ASSEMBLY HALL.

DAY. W EuNESDAY, and FRIDAY AtTE&-
MOONS at o'clock, and TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY E1GHTB at 8 O'Clock.
There will also be an assembly Every SATURDAY
MORNING Ut 10 O'Clock. MUSIC at the night az
semblies.
Price of tickets, 81 per dozen or 80 cents for q
single ticket Children under IL, IS cents.
SC % 3n
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY. a..



o. W. JONES, DENTIST. -
Pure and fresh pityo-ex!de vas always Gu hsna
Tor PAlkLSSS XfRA O1Ios tf fEktH.
ARTtFlC.AL TIKI III made OF best III stetias.'
Old GOLD PLATE taken In eSchinge Tor pew
II Operations thoroughly performed and war
rgntd. te .
ofice: Franklin atreet, between 7th and ssh.
DC = lmt 80 II
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ORICE, LICORICE.

T ICORICE, LlCORlCE.
81. c. & Gothic only genuine article;
az. R,n
al. F..'
"G, F."
"k. i c." 49,,
We are The sole sgeuts ~ this city fnr these
well known brands, aud the gcnuMe a'icle eau
DO had only OF Va. ,,
We are also now receiving &C. ( A., tlfect
from the only importer. who tnsirue's us ~ Say
that nous IL genuine unless sold oy Us or Tin.
ALSO,
GUMS, OF selected qualities;
TONGA BTASS, verv old and choice
OLIVE OIL, In .al. tins.
III for sale At lowest prices.
Sc u-qm HARVkYS 4 WILLIAMS.