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security. ,,,.o,,ou.,.
in CITY or country throughout the Stdte, and mer-
chlndia. in transit over land or sea- protecting
aT.T.t SOS on p giMnEGs for one to five years.
AtteQtionis specially called to tue reduced rates.
cores bonding with rates prevailing IL other
Losses equitably adjusted and PROMPTLY paid
at this BRANCH OFFICE. ia .-eodlm
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
f GSpa an IN sihi the United States 600
The immeuse resources Of this old-estahlished
con- pany, distnguished AS 1t is for It's liberal and
EST GUARANTEE OF SECURITY TO THE
shar ehoIders personally resp9nsl1'e for AL en-;
gagfments OF the company. ALL DIRECTORS
ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
THE POLICIES OF THIS COMPANY
are issued by well-known American citizens. di-
rcctors, and resident I'm New York. They expire
at O'Clock p. NJ, aud not at noon. All clair
payable In cash, on proof Of loss, without deduc-
ton for interest andnot, usual, sixty days al or
presentation OF proof.
RISKS taken on AS favorable terms as other
mrs; s,s siiTs companis PVsysGp,eo X
ro General a- Agents ;el. for Vi1gi pn1,.
]! elm No. ll0d Main street.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VI VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1884.
OFFICE C0HNkR OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS,
!nsurea buildings by perpetual Or annual policy.
The ota for is Having beeh reuced PERSONS
having property to Insure win find 1t to their inter-
Wv i. a. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN u. YhNFORTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. DAEFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMuEI h. PULLIAM, Collector.
yyAeugSIS :: TXjhoR,
JOIN c. ROBSON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM Il. HAXALL,
SAMUEL G; TARDY,
JOHN FREELAED,
GEORGE DAVIS
W1DowsAMp ORPHANS BENEFIT
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BLACKFORD Il CLARK,
GENERAL MANAGERS FOK SOUTHERN
DEPARrMEET,
b A l. 7 hi Z z, III D.
This company, while issuing all approved and
sale STYLES Of policies inyes special attention to
DESDPO lClES, rendering life insurance avail
able rs an investment unequalled by any other
j. B. MOORE,
General Agent for the Southside,
Je 2s-Iawly* Richmond, Va.
RLRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
sEoUElry 81 IA INV Fokk COMPANY 1'.
=.
DASH Assets tJsnaary l. Isioj..... s,oi7'sss al
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. lola MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES in the above tirEt-clasa
company on every description Of REAL AND
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
Policies On brick buildings issued for from one to
dye years. .,a. - l.
Rates as low as those OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
le 81 y. N. WALKER " CO., Agents.
n N. WALKER Il CO.,
81. FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENT6s
OFFICE, No. i0l4 MAIN -STREKT,
under AesBrs! K. Il. Maury Il Cos s
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, ana personal
serty OF all kinds In the city and country IN:
sutsd againet loss or damage by IRE at the lowest
rates in companies Of the highest standing.
Iohacco In warehouses and marine and tnlau1
risks taken at the lowest rates.
Lo6ses eauitab}y adjusted and promptly paid, 4
& ARPENTERING.--I take this method
~ or Informing my friends and the public gene
rally that / have moved back TO the city and
0seneQ Elln tha hon OF ~ nd
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r LIVERPOOL AND LON DON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL lin gold Els 400 GOO
Invested In the United States over..... 2,eeo 900
The immense resources OF this Cd-established
company. distinguished AS 1t Is for It's liberal and
pronlpt adjustment Of loses, affords the HIGH
EST GUARANTEE OF oECUhIlY TO THE
ASSURED.
Shal eholders personally responsible for all en-
gagtments OF the company. ALL DIRECTORS
ARE Shareholders.
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TOHN MAHONY, -s. ~ go
formerly Of the firm OF Wayt Mah9ny.)
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY to
THIRTY DOLLARS. z.E EE ~ {.
:. OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged al their
value for new sets or vulcanite.
ONCE and residence 625 Main street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. se2
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Domestic Markets -IBY TELKGRAPH.1

NEW IoRk, No, hmber >2.-Coiton dull and
heavy: SALES, 2o4S lies: uplanes l>s;.; orleans,
leSc. Fiour-Southern heavy; colnnoE - ~
extr,, $7@0S7.85; good to choice, $hHMf9.21
Whiskey, eia@s!c. Wheat closed beayy an I de,
closed heavy and loser at 77'glisc: Rice, 7i1
sic. Pork active ct SIa2o@S 5.z6. Lard shade
esser kettle ltac. Naval Storea hrn- IaloW
steady. Fieigbts dull.
gALT :S6nB November .-Virginias-O Old, 10
bid; 7ss's, 90 lid: lots e5 hId. Coupons s. nlI.
West Vireinia's, ?4a bid : 2js agke,i Norm Caro-
1ina's, 7si lid, 20 ssk,d; new, iS. North Caro-
lima specf 4 tax lFb:d:
Flon. and wneit quiet aHd unchanged. White
coru. Static; yellow. 6GGOi0c. Pork steady. IA
con Hrm. Lard steady. mhl3key, 93sIsic
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Tob3cco active
aud unchanged; sales, GO hogsheads Flour firm !;
extra family. as 80. CurG. asnaSc. provisions
quiet; cork, Gts; sho"l;!ers, &c clear sides,
ST.. 1hlskey, oSc ".,
ST. LOUIS, November :.--Tobacco active ani'
prices unchanged. Fionr steady. Corn doll aud
i-rc:ular. Whisky, SSc. roCkiGrn. and held at
Sl3.95. Bacon stca1y. Lard quiet vi saGlgi.
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,. sroyn Salt lake GttH.

,,,-. Al telegram to Inc p'spsVr''
=. ,.u,<orcx. November "A sen'lc-
,.,,cI here 10 day direct from Salt
81, leaving there Saturday. who
fnr utter business proSiration
. ~ shat Territory in consequence
~. nns>,,ution "t the Mormons that
.....rn capitalists who were there TO
.r ~,.nfu- stock have refused to put
~. 1,,1- !" he Territory, and the Gem
AYR .p?rrAen>ive of serious conflicts
..r, ending their wives and children
~. $50. ~a,riy. tits an open question,
. .-u..ur, condition ofaiflir> continues,
......,.~n.. Nrmou>, who are armed with
....... bought from the Government,
t..!lgg resistance or cnigra'c to Mex
whore ,acy haze been invited;
TlMoN.
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srhTE FAIR.

RICHMOND. VA. October "6, 1871.
rfNRAINS WILL BE RUN TO THE
L FAIR GROUNDS from Broad-S.rect drpo,
daring FAIR WEEK. commencing on Tuesday,
SIT ust ,u!, a, 4. NJ aud at short intervals Gll-
rirs III" Gay.
FARE, TEN CENTS EACI; WAY.
Visitors arc carncs ~ req lested 10 buy tickets
If The Office u avoid danger OF pickpOcke.g aid
delay of making change on the cars.
r'ckc. office open from A. 81. to L. NJ.
The Mail and Fx1rcss Trains will not stop at
the Fair Grounds 10 take up or put down pas
scuGc,s.
The Accommodation Train will stop in EACH
,'irrct,nu, +. u. GENTKT,
General Tirkat Agen:.
x. I. u. Mv%ES, G?"erai superintendent.
Richmond, FIR, der tx burg and Potomac Rail-
read Ccm pauy, Office General Ticket and Freight
Agent. oc e-ot
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Lynchburg Markets.

OCTOBER al Apples.-Green, S?@S2.5o u bar.
raj dried. pared, 7@sc. fR ID.
Bac0n.-IlOg round. lie.
Bufter. Ms. l. 2, aud 8. 20, 15@lec.
BIockLerries DRIED. 90ll0c.
CHcsfnuts. a. busnel tuut Of season. III 7G
Corn.-White, 7s@soc yellow and mixed, 75G
Corn Meal.-s3@s7c.
EgoS-Fresh 800 .0c -o s-s,a,s
F2our.-FLe, se7S@s7; s sngesrhHnoe' VI '0eS'
Feathers - Ave goose, 70@1Sc.
Hdy-Baled. o. 100 fbi., $i9pl25'
Oats.-ec@65c
S01.Hyd Grass Seed. $2.so@n7s.
Peaches. dried, unpare 1890; dried, pareo,
'fPyotaioes.-trish, e5@75c.; sweet, 7cGsoc.
WHeat sleo@sL1s red, 81 lG SS&ai: S.
Wool Washed, 5oI5Sc. uLwashcd, 4cgassc.
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PROPOSALS.

ThESArEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
" RUhD.-9'O CONTRA TOES FOR GROSS.
TIES AND TEESTLE Work: Proposals will
once, in Htch,nond. until 1: NJ, November 9th,
1871, for Furnishing The OR JS5-TIES for ,hr
Chesapeake and ohio railroad between " hitG
Sulphur pringG and the mouth Of New Tiva-, or
about lbs miles ri rnat.
Proposals viii also nc received a. The same lime
ard place for Z NJ SER -HEESti4cSo on Tic Green.
bI icr sn.t ALCHEMY divisions. Films and specif-
cations for the latter can be had OF NJ sor Pcyton
Randolph, dvlsi0n engineer, White Sulphur
Springs. on and after October 10Th.
Spe lltcaticns fnr cross ties lnay he had on ard
after October l5sh, at the engineers offices In
Rirhm3nd. 1T White sulphur, kicLmond's Falls,
or billlg1 d Ferry. Il. ID. WltTC0NB,
49, Chief Engineer
oc lr-tNpv5 chesapeake and Ohio railroad
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week ago, and no dsrs are more anxious 10 sell
We quote the market 40 foll0rs-vtS ~
4sd comnon Ss ana medium s ass, dssE. sss Us 6
fair to good DO, se ss6Dsfso; very good ard due
low ard az m s,s m. Leaf Is
dam 70 g s G e very 1 Enc,
d r,.y-sSs fLYSUHBuRG, VA. r., !,
T.. OCTOBER. si.--ReceiptS Tho past week were
Ighs prncipay OF new . l9SsoGo snt
rather lower figures. The new Of common ane
rtietiium grades when wel-cureds and In keeping
ssS so
| In demand and prices not In proportion to other
gre es. We give quotations from sales or The
Lugs, Inferior and out OF order 0OGD S 81
Lugs, common in good order .......... 5oo@ g
Iiigs good and yellow sj7i@1O 90
Leaf common and out of ordcr...... 2f@ 81
Lear, good dark out Of order. 6o.@ 100
eaf q ,oi dark aud mixed In order. so@io 90
Leaf, medium elloW.... oelp %
Leaf fine yelluw..................: 10 opg2o o.
ST. LOUIS. ..,.,u
CcToBBR 10 : Received 05 hossheado. An active
demand for o all
between 81 5oG1ta. snd supplies were at all times
short of the demand, rendering prices firm 7 ea-
terday's offsriig rs mainly consisted or factory
dried Jugs and leaf. the lss all sold the break
ut from g. lo ~. TO- but 5hogsheads lcnf were re-
ie :,edthis i subsequently sold on private terms
TO a european shipper.
Offerings from Mond.y to yesterday Inclusive
were ia hogsheads and boxes; rejected bid; on
SIS bogsheads 1T $500 to $50 IS and one hogshead
swseping5 at a. so passed / hogshcad; sales III
same time were OF hcRshes ds and boxes, as fol-
fIws! HegsEC1ds-2 !s'raps) at $3.50. tmtxPd
scraps and iugs) ut s5.s0Ite 30 4e at S7@Ds19o y
1T ssl$s 90, 6 at se.4c6ssao at Blo0sio. IS, at
3l1Iyii7s at sls60tls rs, ut s14eQs14252 ut 224
$22.fs boxes at I'd to SIP so. Receiver to-day,
oasheads. Unchanged. sales. II hogslIeads; 8
al S71s79o, 6atSs@fS.s), at slc EIo.25, at 81.
Passed 1 hosshead. Rcjected-4 hogsheads at
LOUISVILLE, KY.
/. OCTOBER 3o.-Thc market has not been charac-
terized bT any excitement during the week, btlt
has improved In the prices paid for lugs fully
tc-the following quotations giving correct re-
presentation Of prices:
Planters common Tugs. 81 2591f7 SO 81 :5apS7 80
Planters good lugS. 7 t00D IS aO@D ] IS
Common sound lsaf....... O0Q0 so o0Gl so
Medium sound leaf.....". 5ogllo 90 5o@0lO 90
Coed sound leaf...........2 0lTl4 90 il GOALS 20
Medium eating leut IL oc@Is 90 IL OOIla 90
Good 10 fine cuLtinglesf.. is OIL 26 90 49,.
Choice cutting leaf....... IS s0Gl3o so 80. 49,.
Bright wrappers nom nal,
from MISUNDERSTANDING. 80 O0eDoO w go"
notwithstanding thu continued light receipts
the sales f the week slightly IN cxccas of last
week and as large rs could he expected. Thz fol-
low rig statement will III wv the sales for the @e eS,
tobacco sc ar ends on Tuesday next, the total sales
viii scarcely reach $50 II shead5 For! he week.
900 hogsheads for the mouth, 352 hogsheads; Tor
the year, 81. Ga9 hogShe,ds.
The sale to-day at four OF The warehouses 1901
up IS ho2s1cad5.
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New York Items.

Sass YonK, November 1.-The Stock En-
au,2r adjuurs on Tuesday on account OF
20 election.
III Mercantile Insurance Company oil
tts lily ilas sn-uendcd.
Edward ". Nclson, an artist, has been
.i.,"'i tag being run over by railroad traln'
Jn>yph F. Joy has been elected PRES
5rn' 81 the Panama railroad, race Noad-
- LNslnnc..
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OFFICE OF TIE CONTINENTAL FIRE ms. Co, /
NEW YORK October IL, 1871. :

OFFICE OF TIE CONTINENTAL FIRE ms. Co.,1
NEW York October a. 1871.
Two THOMAS $. ARMISTEAD, AGENT,
L RICHMOND, VA: Ky our circular of the
nh instant you are advised Of what by the very
nrst a,iyiceg received from our Chicago agent
appeared to be Tie extent 81 the loss sustancI by
rranlps action takcu by our Board Of Directors to
give assurance to the customers of the company
that their interests should he well protected. We
now say to yen that nothing since received from
The scene or disaster has changed the limit before
STA ell. .ee ...r.
!! We congratulate our agents that our assurances
as 10 tie strength OF tn. comp any have been so
well sustained through the most trying ordeal
ever known. it found US we'll prepared, and
cntfGence of the public. We feel warranted.
therefore, in claiming from the public our full
while not bei,g excessive, Will enable us to con-
time strong In The future as IN the past, and our
customers will receive tneir share OF any profits
10 he made III the business, while securing what IS
far more Important, so'id protection.
We say 10 you, proceed with your business
ing tie increase IF capital, we shall adhere to our
former ilues upon single risks. We recognize
tn IL our first duty IS to Our customers. Ire nigh
est cor sidcration for them is exactly coincident
with the highest interests Of our stockholders.
NEW YORK, October IS 1871.
THIS company, confirming its state of yes
tertIaT, presents more detailed exhibit Of It's
condition:
Cash capital suo pee W
Surplus, october /, lS7i.-........". %A1''a'o 4
Gross assets. r4ao Il
Limit OF Chicago losses. as fixed by
agent st that city, after investlga- m
ton. 2u2, VVo w
The Board Of Directors al their regular monthly
meeting (l2th instant) unanimously resolved 70 IN
crease The capital stock to
ONE BILLION DOLLARS,
the additional amount to be paid In as speedily as
TIE legal requirements can be complied with, and
at the same meeting rendered ,he!r subscrip-
tious for amouLt largely in excess Of the Id
EEORGE Il. II DPE, President,
II. n. LAMPVAT, Vtce-President.
CYRUS PECK, Secretary. .~....".
RICHM ND. VA, October is, 1871.
AS agent OF The above reliable company, am
still prepared to take frsciass risks at adequate
rates.
The present condition of the company, after de-
Quoting Chicago losses, Is: ....a.
Capital 0co 900 90
SurpluS..... oE' sso 81
. sl927, 400 81
THOMAS 8. ARMISTEAD, Agent,
or ls-lm 1113 Main street.
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: FVREraa nEws.
ondon.

LONDON. November at Is certain
Prince Metternich and Chevaller NigfR,
the Austrian and Italian Ambassadors, will
both leave Paris and perhaps come to
London. The alleged cause is petticoat In
ftucncc.
asiscclihut.
President Tbicrs is uncertain OF his ten-
ure Of life, and has made his political will.
hoping to secure succession in the presi.
dcncy for CaSimir Perctro.
The Rappcl is again published, and advo-
Gates the claims of Victor Hugo for the
presidency.
II is again rumored that Prince Bismarck
offers Metz dismantled for Pondecherry or
Cochin China.
Berlin.
BERLIN, November 2.-~The Working.
mems Committee of this city summon
Congress Of Workingmen here on the 9th
Instant, the object Of which is to organize
grand strike for increase of wages and de-
crease of hours.
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KuoxyiIIe Markets.

ocToBER 2s-Csrn.-No sales reported Tor
shipme.t; new in ear, from wagons, ea0eoc., w
6a65c. ,,,,5 ,,,,,tr AZ
g,.ise1sL25; prime white would Drug much
Sinhsr prices but there are no oterlngs.
oats Mi rket titln loose, 4e@ &c.; sacked seq
s:}c. ,.,o,. do .,Jod shanue.
r.Jar n, ands kuown to be good bring outside
nrIces: family. a3T@ta extra, $s.5o@fs.7S, In
lots Of i've bags and over from store. -
,c,en e. rancid: country parcels, s@ioc.
Country Produce Feathers SSsoc' LIDS Snsen e
trrs' fse1sc. Blackberries 7s@sc q b: Sh.cAens
i2l@I5c. Green apples. @tl.so " bushel; :. -
saapsc.; Ignt and pnor, &c. Hogs-Market quie.;
butchers paying 4aQ5c., gross y
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HI" Brazilian Emancipation LAW.

NEW YORK, November = "Details OF the
t'.1l''ian emancipation law have been re-
Ncd. Children born after its proclama.
,oH arc 70 be free. Seventeen slaves owned
y In" Government are free. Various pro-
Visions are made for the benefit OF those
'iI.i held in slavery. Religious corporations
"rFr tmancina,ing their slaves. Many pri'
vi" >layc-oWncrS are moving in the same
Erection, converting them into free tene
"t-, or freeing them upon condition OF
: IT lcNr, scrNice.
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N":>hai Patrick after Brig Ii IN
Young.

ATT LAsE. .toycmDcr Eth" :!ty !;
8. ""i ai.d u" prospects OF an outbreak
">t1i Patrick is prcrarln" an cEpcd'tIoI
"."'I'" and aires; Brigham Young. 1t Is
' ~, reported that ioun. X still mofIn!
an sikh o'eyJn wagons and \ hundred
.'l!.d men. all mounted. Business is duh
money scarce, Weather delightful.
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NorEoIk Markets,

OCTOBER Cotton.-The market to-day was
renortea firm with sales OF $50 bales on OASIS OF
tSn hiIes expo, IT, s9I bales and stock on hano
and Awaiting Shipment, 1889 bales. ,,,o
Peanuts Sales m 1de to- day ron ialr 10 ch'ioe
pens'NSsles OF a small lot OF black-eyed ana
BIZ OK reported the former at soc., ana inc ia''er
at 75c. ..
EHGs-Market unchanged; sales a. "sc.
0gis.-We report sales Of 500 bushels az ''ac'
Corn No transactions to noe.
Dr;ed Fruit-narkct steIdy at preYiors quota
|
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the CONGREGATIONAL Association.

LOUISVILLE, ny, November 2.--Ihe
,AnuA meeting OF the Congregational AS
e. giatiou, composed Of fifty delegates, al er
a'ec Ga,s' session, has adjourned $iae dse.
Two churches have been established i'll
! gr-iuU--Une az UeTudon and the other at
/ Z LII. ~ ~
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~, rGRAPHIC NEWS.
md Money Marke'

Nc" ,nr, November Money ! per cent.
~" ,r1f,s pcr cen. S'cIiine strong at -
no7ro, Governments irregular;
'5 .cs lli : Jcuncsscc's. 6s, new, Ga,
- new. e.. louisiana's, IS; new,
; g." o., IS. Is. hlshama's, as; SIS, e..
1'' 81. IS. IS. North Carolina's, 3S;
". ..,,I, .,aro,ma's. 20: now. sta.
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COMMERCIAL
Corn Ann I'M r Il n Fxc

Corn AND FLOUR FxcHAssE,ak
RICHMOND, Va, November 2, 1871 y
nc business done on Change to-day. The Ex
change will be open tomorrow friday Tor busi'
nCss, aa usual. .tl-,s n. y y 9
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From s,ntfadeIpnle.

"@trApLL"ulA, November 1.-The city
.,a-urrr has rC>i=ncIs The charges
~tII-t him we're icsrd to-day, and he was
5'ut 10 hail II 800, 900 to answer.
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pctersb,,ru Markets,

novnNREr .-Cotton.-Salas yesterday OF 2ot
h tles al l7GIl7t,. Market steady:
Lire Coitle No. / smooth, 5Gec. gross goo s
.eias. Mutton, S3Gls7 ID head. Aamos, s2'so@S4
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Eal;ininre Cnttle Market.

RALTIMoR November 2. Cattle inactive
du &c very best on sale to-day at 4saNssc.; lss
quality, aI6lic. medium, 35Gl4ac.: ordinary: $40
81. Ecc5iD.s.4, Cos he'd; safes. 1850 head Hns:
closed weak, with i downward tendency, ut .. q
~: Receipts Q,27O head. shGap-Hetter leel,ni
but no. active: fair to good atl5c; good 70 e2tsA
SD &c. Receipts, q ,273 hesd.
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Ssysa key.supn'

>aN FRANCISCO, November 2.-The 'front.'
lt,lAon for The Mechanics Fair TELL III To-
@ey, Killing one person and fatally inJurins
.lytLpr
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W CURRANT'S , vropr
w.. HOUSE FURNISHING sIohE
AA' No 0o3 MAIN STREET.

CHINA and GbhsSWAhE,
sn'VER-pLATED WhRE, INV
RnpGEss's TABLE CUTLERY
a s1SmTfR 9 and Sour TUREXNs,o
VSmStI ard isRONZED FlRE-sEIs'
rURSEKY FENDsRs,,
PARLOB COAL VASES,
ia y y sATrn1pEETs, LAMPS,
JApsNEsE Pk PER WARE aha va,i ~
useful articles. Call and sec them. oe'"
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FORTRESS MONROE, November AR
rived, brig Romance. from NaSassa, anu
ordered to Richmond.
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nIa0E FINDINGS.

Tie subscriber calls the attention Of the public 10
his S.ucS Of
EEMLOGK AMI OAK SOLE LEATHER Of The
different grads
F3ENUH aud AMERICAN CALFSKINS,
BARNES and B,SIDLE LE tTHE%,
SHOE TuKEAD5 an SUCH otagr articles ID are
usually found IN L first-cla-s lea her and Saoe-
a ding h"us".
h IL Of which he ffe-s 10 ~ for cash Or TO prompt
pa ng sort time purchasers.
ughes; cash prices aid for HIDES.
PETER TINSLEY, 1919 Cary street,
oc 3I-5y mex: 10 !yler's 30n Il Co.
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NJ w Il J. a DY! q..-.
ONE OF TuE B05C sALEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON!

THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing a sketch or the city notices Of all the
principal places OF interest aud historic note a
directory OF the churches, charitable Institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable information 10 the citizen or tourist
The work is embe!nslled with IN engraved title
,,yt al accurate map, and fine views of the Cap
itol, Wasiiugec1.. Monument, Libby Prison, and
st. Jollu's Church.
rricc, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal DISCOUNTS tG The
trade,
The ATTENTION. OF EpoKSELLgitS IN
RICHMOND REn CF NEWS AND ROCK
AGENTS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINES IS PARTICULARLY CALLED no
BENJAMIN BATES,
No. 1908 Hsln street, Richmond Va,
tyI2 Bookseller aud Publisher. =
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Tobacco arkets,

NOVEMBER 1.-There Is good demand irom
nanufa Jurors and good sound leaf Is still wanted
at our quotations. The receipts Of new are lYht 10
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TOBACCO CARPET FELT, ...."
FOR LINING UNDER CARPETS. ..-s
a SURE PROTECTION AGAINST MOTHS
yTUE FARNERS RANKING AND co

fVHE FARMERS BANKING AND co
i OPERATIVE COMPANY Books OF sup te
scription to the stock of this company wiz DC
OF the Virginia s. ate gricrltural Society during
the week OF Ike Fair, In an office near 10 teat OF
The President, and NJ the OF WILLIAM " AL
LAC C SUNS, No. 1918 Cary street.
Each Of the directors will receive subscrlnsieonS
and give receipts therefor. " W"
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{ tOAL AND WOOD.
EEMENHER THT PLACE.

We ,hai;tnsc / co,ararIsor 81 quality, quantity,
an prices
Ecs. i'LGNEI Hill. Cnal. from $3.50 To |.he
h>TiiRAtEEE C,rA;. rs low ~ ~; DAN ana
ZINE WOOD 1T lowest pc e. 81 fuel cheap
f07 cash. Can aud see for yrrraelTcs at Nine
leeuth and Cary, or us Grace 81 ett.
oc 10 CHARLES II. PAGE Il CO.
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A LII THE SCHOOL BOOKS adopted

ior use In the public and private schools of the
city of Richmond and counties OF the State can be
ootalned OF the subscribers at the lowest prices.
Parents, teachers, and pupils. will find full
stock Of BOOKS, as well as the incest STATION.
EEY of every description to select from.
Parties ordering may rely upon getting every
article in our line at the lowest figures.
&C WOODHOIISE H. PARHkM
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v,MTfKE MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY,
No lS3, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
q. HILTOJ SGHIRNER, President.
SIDNEY ". CIRCUIT, Secretary.

This company Is purely Mutual. All policies In
contestabIc FIR usual rauscs. NO restrictions
uEcn travel or residence. Policies absolutely
non f"rIrltable. All policies absolutely neon
L2staiie after two annual prem tuDls-
Good. reliable, AMI elicient agents are wanted
Tor every sCCti0n Of The state. d prohtaolc POSI-
ton is open 10 ali those Who cau furnish salts
factory references ard are willing 10 work. APP
ply y. tie branch Office OF tho company, No. sl@
Main street, Richmond, Va.
&. A. LOWBER, Manager.
pr. A. j. MCRAE, MedscLl Examiner.
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