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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17
New York Insurance Commando.

New YORK, October 1G.-A receiver has
been appointed for the Fulton Fire Insu-
rance Company, of Brooklyn, VIII CHI stock.
holder swears will become insolveut, owing
to the Chicago fire.
The Phoenix Company, of Brooklyn, has
adjusted its losses in Chicago by draft sent
to Hart, Asten Il Co.
The Board of Directors Of the Home In
surance Company to-day unanimously
adopted resolution TO fill up its capital
stock to S2,500,000 at the earliest practica.
bic moment. This win restore the Homes
assets to nearly, if not quite, 81 DOC, 900,
after every cent of the Chicago losses are
paid.
The Manhattan Company, which has an
nounced suspension of business, expects
to meet all losses.
The Continental lost about million
being much less than their immense sur
plus and doubled capital, and after paying
its losses will have assets amounting tt
g, 0O0, 900 for new business.
Superintendent Miller will issue circu
lar tomorrow calling upon all New Yorl
insurance companies to report, under oath
their losses @: Chicago and their presen
standing.
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AN USFoRTUNATE AFFAIR.-On Thurs
day about noon Samuel G. Ludington, Esq.
while standing in front OF the MOTEL OF
Cabell 4 Vandiyer, in this place, con-
versng with another gentleman, was struck
thrown at him by Aug. McClung, Esq, son
of Colonel Samuel McClung. The blow
feled Dir. Ludinston to the pavement.
Mir. Ludington was conveyed 10 room,
and bis wound examined and dressed by
Or. Lake. His nose was mashed, his right
cheek bone severely injured, and one OF his
front teeth Knocked out. His wounds are
not supposed to be fatal, though very Sc
The cause Of the assault and battery, as
we learn, was difficulty the Gay previous
between Colonel McClnng anu mr. huoins'
Young McClung was before the Mayor,
and recognized to appear again to-uay
Saturday - GrssnbrTfr lndepeaae'''
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THE GnEAr sourHEnH PIANO MAxnpAn.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MAyupAc.
ToRY.-We refer with special pleasure to
the advertisement Of the great Southern
piano mandatory Of Messrs. William
Knahe IL Co., Of Baltimore.
This factory In now one of the largest In
the world 1t is magnificent five story
structure, fronting an entire block on Eli
faT street, and covering, together with the
lumber-yards attached, some two and one.
half acres Of ground. Three hundred and
fifty men are constantly employed, turning
out over forty Instruments per week.
Among the thousand and one pianos Of
fered to the public, we scarcely know any
instrument so fully uniting NIL the desirable
qualities sought for as the Knsbe piano. 1t
Is matter Of some difficulty and perplexity
to inexperienced persons to select good
instrument Of any capacity. We too often
rely upon the judgment of friends In the Sc
lection of a piano, and are thus frequently
disappointed. The only sure way, In our
opinion, Is to go to the best maker. For
this reacon we recommend to our readers
to purchase pianos Of William Knabe &
Co.'S manufacture. This will relieve them
the vexatious necessity of wasting time In
long search. The reputation of the Knabe
pianos IL an infallihle guaranty OF excel
Ience. For durability we would specially
recommend them as being made In south
ern city, with special view to the trying
changes of southern climate.
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Death or Thomas n, Harlan

special telegram to the Dispatch.
rHEDEhlcKsBuRG, October 18.-The vene-
raoie Thomas 3. Barton died here this
morning, having nearly completed his
eigntieth year. He served with distinction
IN the rank of captain during the war of
lsl2: Immediately after its close he was
ADMITTED to the bar, and continued to prac.
lice Ia" until 1868. He was Common.
Wealths attorney for the county of snot.
sylvania for thirty-seven years, and was ono
OF The most faithful and respected officers
removed by the reconstruction laws.
lie was the father of Judge William g
Barton, of this circuit; BrIgadler.General
Seth b. Barton, of the Confederate army
and DR.. b. T. Barton, of Lexington. Va.
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A. IT. Stewards fine dwelling-house cost
over s.. 100000

A. IT. Stewards fine clearinghouse cost
over So, 100000
Rev. J. F. VallandIgham Is writing
biography of his late brother Clement.
The announcement is made that Hon.
Carl Schurz will deliver lecture at Gin.
cinnati on the 10Th upon the subject Of
"Civil Service Reform"
Women az county superintendent have
satisfied Iowa so we'll that she has nomi-
mated three for that Office.
The most terrible hurricane known for
twenty years occurred at Halifax, N. s.,
Satul day. The tide rose two feet over the
wharyes. Many vessels were injured and
several lives lost.
Brigham Young has taken the proper
course to enlist sympathy. Mormondon
has sent $40, 900 to the relief of Chicago.
It is reported that the Western Union
Telegraph Company has effected a loan In
Europe, and will cancel s. 900, 900 or stock.
Count Wachtmester, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, dropped dead in the street at Stock
holm on Saturday of apopleXy.
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Triennial Episcopal Conven,,o,

BALTIMORE, October 10.-The House of
deputies of the Episcopal Convention has
ADOPTED the report relative to the admission
OIL new diocese within the limits of the
diocese of Pennsylvania. The union of tho
new diocese with the General Convention
takes effect on the 9th proximo.
The House also adopted the Hymnal re.
ported by the joint committee of the Gene.
raj convention, with the amendment that
this Hymnal, when finally corrected by the
committee, Shall be free to be printed and
puohshed under the same conditions that
now apply to; the printing and publishing
Of prayer books.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

FRANCE. as.* ... .aat
PARIs, October 15.-Thiers has formally
announced to the Legislative Committee
snat Inc custom treaty for Alsace and Lor-
raths has peen signed, and only awaits
ralincatlon. He states that the principle Of
reciprocity Is recognized. :
5. Inc payment Of fourth half m1II;ard of
Of March. 't'''eu oeiore inc emu
oo luz evacuation Of French territory will
ti oailehee within fortnight after the rati.
E S1T.oa Oh the treaty and Germany cades tn
T III small strip of territory. ~
tIallc oy Mont Cents tunnel commeroes
s .UI.h the lines of railroad conneote5
WI! NJ tI5e tunnel having been COMPLETED.
r. Itoir icara mas been appointed Minister
~ ,r 1say, ana Ill. Guizot goes to Athens
e. Inc appointment Of III. Ferry az Minister
n''eo states has been withdrawn.
Austria.
S,IssSA, october ia Cabinet crisis l.
again threatened. Won Beust declares he
Gn resign unless the demands of the
S Sass. are compiled with. The Emperor,s
decision Is unknown. VI
Spain.
ApHiD, october ia meeting of work
anginen last night resolved to nominate
o ond 70 represent them In the Cortes
"u'oipai government.
ist ~ n ,aige anu orderly meeting of Federal
'''' oil" hep{iplicans was held to-day.
London.
ACCIDENT TO STEAMERS.
r. LONDON, October 16.-The steamer Citv
OF Paris, from New York. for Liyernool 10
/ on cape Clear, broken down. Steamers
| hnSe gone to her assistance, A strong
! breeze - prevailing, but no apprehension
| are iet for the steamers safety.
| Two steamers collided in the Tyne yester-
Jay, oy which five persons were lost.
:. Quertier has arrived In France from Ber-
Lin with the ratified treaties.
China.
GREAT FLooD-TERRlBLE TYPHooSs, &c.
| SHANGHAI, October ia great flood has
! occurred at TiensIiu. Ten thousand square
! have prevailed ut Hong. Kong and along the
coast, and the city of Houg-Kons is threat.
ened with inundation.
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From Chicago.
FURIOUS E-THE BANKS RESUMING
BUSINESS, &c.


BUSINESS, &C.
CHICAGO, October 16.-A furious gale pre-.
vailed here Saturday night, blowing fire.
brands in all directions and prostrating
walls. Fortunately, however, the rain
which had previously fallen prevented any
damage from fire.
The supply of food now on hand Is ample.
The banks pay fifteen per cent. at once,
and will resume regular business on the
18th instant. R. H.: Hurlbert, comptroller
of currency, certifles to the solvency of the
Chicago National Bank.
There Is wonderful activity in the South
Division. Thousands are at work remov-
ing the debris, erecting temporary build
ings. &c. Every laboring man willing to
work finds plenty to do with liberal wages.
The action OF the banks in resolving to
resume business Immediately inspires con-
fdence.
The number Of dead bodies discovered
up TO the present time Is less than 1875. A
large number OF persons supposed to have
been lost are alive and we'll.
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COMMERCIAL.
p,cn @gn Agp FLOUR FxcHAyex,
AiohAoSDs VA, October IL. feTf

p,crIogaA AVID FLOUR FxcHAycx,
HiohaosD, VA. October IL, is7L
= orFERrNos
IWiedt.--White, 1 TIs nnz,.,-
Oats.-I,s9e bnshels. Ae"o"' % ouafsD.
Rye.-s8 bushals. $500 -
Pednuts.- n bushels. .. -
sFl1rssed.-a bushels.
MedE.--loa bushels.
SALES.
Whent.- W hfse-1 $50 bushsis- at d. 30 for prime.
sL15gsL77s for very good; 9L7o for good; SLIS6
$3.50 Tor Common.
Wheat. Red sI2 bushals-at o.. rs for prime and
very good s1.7o FOR good s1.42s9aL 90 for com.
Corn -Wh1te-216 busheIs-at 72l57sc. for new:
so;; Tor very good old Tee. for weayel-esten old
OnsS.-s3s Bushels at eoc. for prime spring Sc
TOT very good spring; 7s9soc. for winter.
rye. -3a ous hels at Sc. Tor prime.
rtdfseed.-4 bushels very good at el.7s.
RE-ExHBrTED.
Cern,-White, lss bushels.
Outs 80 bushels.
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The Fires An rne Northwest.

PREVIOUS REPORTS coNFIRAED-FEARFULL LOSS
OF LIFE, &C.
CHICAGO, October 16.-Advices from the
Northwest In relation to the fires prevailing
there grow hourly worse.
MILWAUKEE, October 16.-Later accounts
confirm previous disastrous reports.
The loss of life in the neighborhood Of
Pishtego will reach 200.
Fifteen per cent. of the injured will die.
The only escape was the water, where mad.
dened cattle and horses drowned many.
The population of Pishtego was two
thousand, third Of whom peIished.
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SENSIBLE NEaRoEs.-One of the colored
men ut Colesworth was from Richmond.
He said he would not live In town any
more; he was tired of paying rent; he
could save no money; town was no place
for his people he liked ralroad work, and
when it was done he means to have farm
of his own clown was no place for him."
There WINS a very general assent to this from
the rest. I said, "Then you'll marry and
live on your farm"
OF six negroes whom I Intercepted at
this fro three could read and one could
write. Three said they had saved money.
One told inc he had 5000 In the bank-a
savings bank--at interest. BE had Ger
man Silver watch, whose time he compared
with mine with evident comfortfo his own
feelings. One had saved $500, which he had
lent to white family who once took care
of him when he was every sick" he got
no interest. but could get his money buck
when he wanted 1t. told him his money
would bring him. at 6 per cent. In bank,
81 per year but he said, with some little
indignation, that "he'd have done gone
died and had muffin ef dem folks hadn't
TUX car of him, and he didn't car for inte-
interest eff dey needed de money" -Letter
from Kana,cha Falls in Neac York Tribune.
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Terrific Gale at Montreal.

MONTREAL, October ia terrific gale,
after heavy rain, occurred here yesterday,
resulting IN serious damage to life and pro-
perty. The roof of the st. Georges church
was started during divine service, and the
people rushed out in the middle of tue
prayers. The cathedral spire rocked like
ships mast. Miss Annie Lowe, daughter
Of John Lowe, Of the Gazette, was killed
by falling tree.
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Meeting of insurance Presidents.

New YORK, October 1G.-FIfty insurance
presidents are consulting here to-day. Mr..
Miller, the State superintendent, addressed
the meeting, saying if any were compelled
to 90 into liquidation he would do his best
to protect the interests Of the insurers, but
wanted frank and candid statements.
that he considered the losses there under
stated. All the Chicago companies could
not pay more than ten to fifteen per cent.
He stated that all the New York comps
MES would pay their losses.
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Conservative Nominations.

Special telegram to The Ulspatch.
FARMvILLE, October 1G.-There was a
Conservative meeting at Prince Edward
Courthouse to-day. Mr. A. B. Fenable,
of the Commonwealth, was unanimously
nominated Ivy the Conservatives as their
candidate for the Legislature, and Robert
Berkeley, attorney at law, as their candidate
for the Senate. This is strong ticket, and
will ensure success.
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Domestic Markets [BY TELEeaApH1.

., ha" IohK. October IT, Cotton dull and b.,,v.
our sc nthecn quiet: comm N to rs,r s;,I se'
s ey a,So; good 70 choice, 81 ss@isas. Wits.
msl. 40 So,aSssc. Whsat- Winter red western, els
Rtm: n Su s99tc Pork, slsi2@sisas LsIao
irmer,. i0s'' haVala firm. Tallow steady. Freishts
H., ssAlL,T1laoRE, October 1s.-virainla's-ol n,
20 t asxeo: ea's 90 bid s2i asked; s7s. Sc; BID
o SldSiss' 20 bid, 20 ssked North CarolinH,s~
va rtTur d m: Whe,t firm and active Pennsyl-
,rr;ta rec .s sss0Sl CO. Corn firm and frreeuixr
", a as EQiac. yellow, 7sc. OTIS quiet and arm.
CO.. sIsbsc- troVisions quiet and Arm. WhisLsv.
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Legislative Nominations In Augusta,
Special telegram to the Dispatch

STANTON, October 16.-In the Conserva-
tive Convention to-day the following gen.
tlemen were nominated for the House of
gates-ylz., C. s. Roller, A. B. Light.
ner, and Marshall Hanger. In the Senate
rial Convention Hon. A. B. Cochran re-
ceiyed the nomination on the first ballot.
The greatest harmony and enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and the Augusta people declare they
will elect their ticket In spite OF all odds.
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Conservative Nominations in Dan,
Vale.
Special telegram to the Dispatch,

rFeVIHI te1eKTaH 70 the DIspatch,
DANvILLE, October 16.--Msjor William
It. sutherlin, Major Langhorn scruggs, and
Colonel George T. Berger, were nominated
by the Conservative Convention at Pittsyl.
vania to-day for the House of Delegates {:
John Gilmore, Esq, was nominated for
commemorative attorney and Joseph
D. Blair, Esq, for county treasurer. The
Convention was large and enthusiastic, and
the utmost harmony prevailed. The nomi-
nations gave entire satisfaction, and Pitt.
sylyania will undoubtedly realize hand.
some minority for the Conservative partv.
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Destructive Hurricane.

PORTLAND, Me-, October ia dispatch
from Halifax says that the heaviest hurri-
cane known for the last twenty years occur
red there last evening. The tide rose two
feet over the wharves. Many vessels were
injured and several lost.
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A Suggestion as to Wood Paycmenfs

To the Editor Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cidl:
This morning on seeing tue famous
poultice pavement on Race street torn up.
/ took piece of 1t home and tried 1t as
kindling, and also how 1t would burn in
coal stove, and to my surprise rs kindling
I wish to say is, would it not be well for
those in authority to allow the poor to
carry 1t away and use it for that purpose?
By SO doing it would save the expense of
hauling, and be of use to thu poor at this
time. when coal Is so very high, or it would
make a splendid bonfire on some public
occasion. Respectfully, L.
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The cotton crop 10 about a total failure.
There will hardly be half O crop made.
The corn crop Is absolutely failure, as
the farmers will not have enough TO carry
them through the winter, mucn less 20
carry them through the whole year:-Let-
ter from Untonto,on, Ala., to Dispatch.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Few York ssock nua Toror w.

,,- "s&. nAONey HaArket.
NE" YORK., October ls.-Money, per cent. Dis-
,Uaa.s &c i've and banks incapable Of supplying
the demand; rates In some instances reach I,eaIs
per cent. Sterling weak at sQsa. Gold. 11s,e0,,a,
governments clostd dull snd steady; ,ss's, 1lal
o.~.es heaTy; Teunessee's, o.; new, 90. yirRl-
mss %; new, c.. Louiotana'o, e5; new, So. To.
see's' 70; SIS, so. Alabama's, loo 5,s, es. Geor.
gas 81 Ts, OIL. North Carolipa's, s7.: new, 20.
south Cardinals, 70 new, 4s3.
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
ID II IQII

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
f at this Office until TUESDAY, the ?slh instant
at l. NJ, for furnishing and introducing The scss-
ssry FURNACES required in heating the three
new public school buildings.
Further information may be chained upon sp-
plicaiiun Mt this ofice-
The aoard OF Education reserves the right 20
reject any or oil proposals..
CHARLES II. DIMApCK,
oc I7.std City Engineer.
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Acou1TTRD.-Wc learn that young BOYD,
who killed one OF Hamilton i Rawden' 5
showmen, In Russell county, has been tried
before two magistrates, and acquitted on
the plea of self-defence.-Chnc Valley
No2pa
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REPUTATION OF THE STATE DHBT.-This
Is a question which we do not mean to dis
cuss with any one. It IL not to be tolera-
ted in Virginia. and very few persons have
anv sympathy with the dishonorable and
disreputable suggestion. The papers at
distance are very much mistaken if they
think any considerable number of the peo-
ole of the great Valley are following In the
wake OF George E. Deneale, of Rocking
ham, or the Radical carpet-baggers, scala
wagS, and demagogles in any such dishon-
orable crusade against the honor, charac-
ter, prosperity, and good name of our be-
loved old Commonwealth. The honor OF
Virginia blazes like beacon fire of hope
in the midst of the desolntlon and distress
all around and about her. Be true to honor,
and all In the end will he we'll with u.s.
Pd1e Courier,
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eEWTNG-MACHIHES.
THE WILCOX & GIBBS.

This areat southern invention is fast superse-
ding the duplicated lock- stitch and -thresd
machines both In Europe and America. Nearly
1000 lock. stitch machines were exchanged in part
payment for the WILCOX GIBBS in one
year In New York city. One dealer there has
made oath that he alone received in exchange for
the W ilcox s Gibbs Machine 100 Wheeler 4 VII.
son, 800 Singer, geo Grover Baker, 900 Howe, ana
l,976 Of othsr makers.
TO prove the superiority Of our machine, wa
will, on application, ship to any responsible sd.
Dress to be returned at our expense If It does not
give entire satisfaction, machine for
ONE MONTHS
TRIAL BEFORE PURCHASE.
JAMES L. A. GIBBS,
Ninth and Bank streets,
mr. 1g.3m Richmond Va.
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In Petersburg Sunday morn'ng Joseph
Archer came to his death ny heing aecl-
dentally run over by train Of ears While
asleep on the track.
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VIRGINIA NEWS
eaier from I'oteKsburS.

TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT CUT TO
PIECES NJ A TRAIN OF CARs-THE PoLITT-
CAL sfTuATIpN-THE sournsIDE RAIL-
RoAD-FRRSONAL, 6T.
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THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
Lo! it has come at last-what sages and
i've to see. The survey of the arm OF this
road terminating at the coal-felds near Ce-
dar Bluff has just been completed, and 1t
has been found that the valleys intervening
between the mountains that traverse this
section Of the State afford very practical
BILE route, and one Of easy grade.
An order will be issued at our next court
submitting the question, Subscription,
or no Subscription TO II vote OF the
county.
The company seem anxious to put the
road under contract this winter or next
spring if the county subscription justities
the undertaking. A liberal subscription
will ensure the speedy construction OF the
road.- Cltnch Valley Ne'os.
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
n ORDINA~ CE PASSED 10TH JANUARY.
1910, CONCERNING ENCKOACHMENT5 ON
STREETS.

Passed October Q, 1s71.)
l. Be it Ordained by the city Council, That
wherever, In that portion or the city annexed By
act OF the Legislature, passed February 18Th, 1857,
houses or porches which have beeu erected prior
to that date project over encroach on the puzzle
streets distance not exec eding tRrcc fee, the
same may be allow to continue until the LIST DAY
Of January, 1885, and should the projection Of any
building or any portion thereof encroach more
than three feet, the enc,o .chmeDt may Continue
or not, at the discretion OF the Counci. And wBen
ever in any part Of SAID city street has
been or shall hereafter be encroached upon
or obstructed, by o fence or other enclosure,
or by any building or any part thereof,
except In the cases herein6esore provided for,
The owner or owners thereof shall remove the
same 10 the proper line OF said street when nott
fled by tho Engineer of the city TO do so ; and X
tie same be not removed within twenty days If er
tue SAID owner or owners shall have been notified
as aforesaid, 1t shall be the duty OF The Engineer
20 cause The same TO DO removed. and 10 MAKE out
and render to the Auditor OF the city an account
OF all reasonable Oh ,rges therefor; when &C
count the Auditor shall forthwith place In the
hat ds OF the City Collector, who Is authorized 20
collect the same by the same pr ocess by which Ut
Is empowered to collect the taxes Of the city
2, II such removal be not IN sde within twenty
days as aforesaid the owner or owners thereon
shall pay finc or five dollars for each and every
day that said encrcacbment 10 allowed to con-
rinuc there after which said fue shsll ne imposed
and enforced by the Police Justice in the mode
prescribed for the collection or other lines.
Publ he'd by authority.
&C l7-5t b. U. HOW AED. CITY Clerk.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
VIRGINIA CANE-FIBRE PAPER.
ALBERT ORDWAY & CO.,
4GovERNoR STREET.
DIAL AGEN TS.

This paper Is manufactured from the fibre q
perfectly 1mpervtous to dampness and non. con.
ductor OF heat and cold II has entirely replaced
the common tarred and other building paper.
sHHATHINa PRAME HOUSES.
The psper Is put on between the studding and
Weatier-b oards. Ten dollars win line an ordinary
horEe, and make it equal TO brick.
LINING UNDER TIN ROOFS
costs less than fiy cents SQUARE: nrevents the
tin from rusting underneath; kesps the UPPER
chambers cool: and deadens tie sound OF rain.
DRADENIsa FELT,
used for dsadening the sound OF upper floors and
dam pness In lower. Two doiIsrs Will
line an ordinary floor with double thickness.
These goods are OF Ttrginta manufacture, and
have already come into almost u -iversxi use. We
Gaye numerous testimonials or their value, aud
Invite att. ntion Of all engaged In building.
Oc a-eodin
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DlCHARD ADAM,
II STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY. s1s
BROAD STREET. AND 1874 MAIN srRKkr,
Fresh CAKES, PIEs, BREAD and CRACK
GRS daily
promptly. Price list and circulars sent OF mail o.
application.
6 nbsrsI d tseoun, to tina trade uYs
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Track-laying on the Northern Pacific has
begun go we shall soon have announcer
a iron belt" across the continent.