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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-24
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fS,,r A.,+Lau


aui offrnttthtr auitlou.
3rait cine6 9ctrIt6 ocs Shells @ttlht6 her Stdet
Baltimore wirb Der llnterJethnetc ais RtriUulttr oui
6nrrttiher Mutton an Grt uno StclC Disn ftdl, ben
.. Dtot 1871, Nabnitta0s 4 n4r, nGdttc9subCsSi gCni
tbum u%cTtduicn
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tO5 Sub iuellth uon Der SdrclinciitG6r, Gniln9cnb (;
bQnn lueitli1 an oCr Saiicrns9lutnuc t7!s }uB gcbcro,
nit elmer Sicc BON Gu En5 bis nt cine 10 Eub brtite
Nncu, uuo nit cinem b]oi5srreu WobnbauiC (y(r. t46l
bsbaIt, iotpte rttrIn ldbrlttsH Srlne5trle pom $500
unteruorttu.
Wr. g III Gin unbrbalter Ptut an Der gtoroirite her
@altcrusAUenuc, bcm Crjtcrcu I'm gBcNtn dn9rerJeRb,
an her Gn~ierHsauCnnc 2SA BuB Orctt uno GU HuB tlet
bic an cine 10 6u8 bGttte Alcu, nno elmer idbrlibtn
@runb mirtbc BON 1927 uutcrluorttr.
Rr. 3. I'm g4efen an Tr. 2 grenScrb, an hetSailernf
Noenue t. SuB, mtPr oeer iuchtgef bio an G%prin9ltr.
nit ciuem StCatliicin WobTbduie tg(r. t42) bebuut
unb cinem idGridcu @runbs tnie bon $2.2O inter.
l%uorieH.
Orr. a-ttrE 9Gbresmittbe bon sG0pou clntmElatc
al hcr Sitieltc Der Sar0IinrltraBc, " SuB iioltb non
Der 9dHtIrd6c, bGrlbtcho, an Der 8uroltHeltra6t 25
yuB brett uub 70 jus tirL uno nit 3lpei gul9tOauttr
9itoetltins pobnGduieru hebaut.
Gr . - cine Subre5mittbe uon $47.2b, bOu chem
@rtnbdIie an her GOrhOItsS6t Der BOnfs II. Sprtngs
itraGe bcrlbrenb, an Der SauGnIGBe q SuB brett uuo
30 Rub tici gcbtno, uro NIT BEuet 0utatbauttn Slcget'
teiua aiobnbduicrH be5Gut.
Observation-Disclosures : EN- Srltttbril bdar uno bcr
atcIt In 6 unb II Wouuteu pom 8ettduietnat an, nit
Sinicr mo ,ur 5uirtt6CnbClt Der Scrluattcr 9Gftdsrt;
0ecr HGeS baar, nab bein %ctttbtn oCs sduisrs.
2tpis 9. apbiniuu uHh
6. I. =. Starp, Ycrualttr ;
gdmueI Q. 3uptr, HutttoHator.
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IN %UerfnuTcn.

- Gin eo6tu nit sBobruHs an tcr 9suuints
EiiiH pduidsHipeuuet ndbc FER SiShlefStraRe,
lii Il bel 100 6ug.
tS5-) gr. 26A, ct. EGulz, oberbal0 SsriugtoHRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-24
SeaaMatm0&;angeu.
Sttuerz3 epartemcnt,
StaotfaifirerS Smrcau,

B~aittm ore, oen Il. Nprll 1871.
BUR RadIridJt ihr gtrurriabier
ettutriabtCr luuoCn heHahridtigt, bGB tHnt tl
Qtucrt dbSu9 bel St0btarnnbiteuers 5icdnunGcH urb
aht (sl BroJsnt bel Stdet. &%crIonalsS tsuer 6Cbnuns
etn heg tauieuoCu Sabres 9emadt Wiro, meRn oieiil'
Zen ~ipdtcItCrs am I. YiUi 1871 bcSdbtt perotu.
Sin 8tstonto our iiri 90 Bro5ent rtro bet nlen
Stuat5sAboGbcn eCe I%auiCnorr 9uPree bis ebtned'
bin genatiet.
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GtaatbsGnu,eiNun,u.

Sltrmlt iulrb bttauut gtma6t, oaB ale SlnBtlptr.
iontn unb corporattut oou poittibt @~tttniHGtttn,
bic In BET Std0t Baltimore @cih0ttc tbut, t1r tutht
lie eIrtn Stuutss @tlUcrbtiheH b%tuudtn, tintH
Eotden bt6 ipdtttenS ann /. Wal iu
toitH babtn.
Z. freeman Rafin, Nftuar o6 Common Tltass
9uidt5, 1T lest bttcit, in ietncm Siircdu I'm Souttr-
rain ots @erihtebnuies &on5ciioncu ausSngtbtn.
(NprlI, tgpt,u ~ MuautuS hilbert. Sttrift.
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9facb Nnttcrodnr.
Mad NmRrrOam!

NSTTSytSA Die A uorUca. @ayEt ,,8rIoctid,"
sssss1ssk& Capt. juratnicH, miro prompt HGb o6is
gcu SaiCu crpcott, 2RrGtn SuifgGttr { email
stowagc) lutnbc man fb an ~. Srcuus S 60,
t22O-l 0r. 81, SLor@a0hra0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-24
Sircau Der Straben Durdbrubss
Npmmiiiarc.

Gatttm ore, ben 7. HpriI 1871.
Die GomnliGrc fir ben Surhbtud pom StrOssu
maiden hermit tn @emGsbctt ocs q. AbitnttttS elmer
9croronuug Sur Iushbung gcwihCr ou @emtinbt tn
Bcsiebune oui ablu0stdnilc In Der Stdot Baltimore
snfebeuhtr Beiugniiis, tuclhe am 5. dprtl 1856 9eutb.
Mat poroen, 6etnnnt, oaB fe @ outdg, ban s. Mat
1871, 8ormt,tass 10 llbr, III, 9AreGu otr 9ommltGte
att Ser SGeOits Sdt Don Satuert unh ScItnBtontraGs
no %utridmmclu iutroen, UNI al ausHbung gtudnnttr
9siuquiii, Az 0e9en uuo Die ibRsu lbtrtragtutn uuo
bon IRnen erbciidten 4hihtcn i'm Setrtti or Souotns
uation uuo oCs GhVrBrns ctncr % GuB brtIttn Ausp,
,lpilben Der {bompIou uno S4smS1rGec gtlc9cn,
Iuo bon Der &GrruitIa6r his sur Siotton r a1tu Tau
fcno, IN lttbercinntmmung nit elmer uru 10, aprtl II
eencbmtgteH SuoronuRa oes Dlupurs nno GtIotta-
tbee uon Baltimore 81 pcrrtbtCn.
Spbu 81. SSagnsr,
Spbu I. SurSima, rou,Iusr,.
GaIucS *. Sufep, S'""'""'
VRut f,u 53irJ,r. Sfetf. tSb. 81. T. t03l
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ScutibeS
Arbrits- uadwri(nnag DlrraR

gtr. 272, SIOz8roaopap,
untcr MufGdbt Der y1eutIdbeu Gjeieufdjait."
Sicient9en, lUelpe bcutihe SanouCrtcr, Grbcttcr
unb Sicnilboten 81 6eibGls9Cn wiinihCu, luo1eu I'D
pcri0nlih ooer in i%rdntirten Srlcien an Den H9cnteu
otrSefsilida aft Srn. 6.S. @~eIttngbOfL Rr.272,
Glib ; Srodepap, mcnocn, pclber uucnt8eltlttb
Nu5funtt ertbetlen miro. San26,tS)
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Nm aOmtniltrGtOrssIsrta
haiH pom
incrfbpoacm 6ruuociacutbum an Der
SaratoodIfrdBe
uno non
Grune3iufeR an ocr Sdrdtc9ds uito
SESeSf.Strdfc.
n0be WobcrIp an Oct U~VFI'yLuUV,

-
On NoIoe etnee 8rfcbtCe ors l1oiitu : @eridt5 or
Stobt Baltimore wiro Die nrtfIBct6ncte aul o%tcntlis
der Mutton 6reitaa, ben %. Gprtl 1871, Rddlrtit'
tags bdlb . ubr, an Stt nno Stsae an Ielt'S S ars'
oo6 oaiGlbIt gCle9ene @tBentbuIn, an Der Sarato9ua
itra6e 70 5uB brett nit riner Ilrle oon 80 6uB, per
i%aufcn; beia9ter Slae ~ elnem laetlinen Stg9oS,n,s
pom etrcm Sent unterrUotiCn mo nit etntTn 3~sllotigen
eaeiaeineruem Sauie init 3sftOit9enl Stnter8ss
6duoe 6sbGut. Ssig miro In WtGl 1870 9eGebsn.
Cur ielben .Sttt uno at oemlclOen Plase Weroeh
ndhltebenoe @runoBinien pCrtulItt:
yfrr. I, - Ginen 1IftcrsSins uOn 800 pro Snbr pom
eiRenl Yla6e an Der Vor6feilc Der S0rlto9air1bc 9tr'
3~sf6digsn StC9Sl1stuCrnen 2aobnbnuIe, Hr. ti3, be-
w, o. 9.rnsy Olsr 9ltttr;SinlsH. eqs sInsm
g sins SUn sinsm H'S Gent TSt,, iptt iOiSt: ="
81. Il IN Der SGooit 9tc ocr GbsiapeGtez une
@cnlrO6e, an Der gpCitjtrabe 20 5uGt luotdiil per VIZ
terzSius $46 pro Sabr berd9t. Der 1ldG ~ NIT blUet
Stueijtoitscn ticsslntincrueR BobubduiGrn bsbGut.
vi. q BEN GIiterrn angrcrScHo, olt.ih.9cbeno,
oui Gl9enttum ourt Gin SUciitOttRee Ilegeiltetnernee
E9obnbaus an Wsitltrabe 0stGsrt' sR al'Sr'SlhS non
0r. a. Dem GsStbefdrlsbsneu arareustn6, ouf
Slesnt9nm S 5HSSt4 en- s,QgtH59 TE b; 3iiS't Os9g ,9O9 sa
idbrlihtr Aitera!Slns non $50.
gr. 4 - BEN 9egtbeibrtbCren dn9renIen6, Nu'
Giacrthum burh iUei 2sltOdt9e Slt1clittln . gSo0H5
bdIicr unb stsgellrinCrnen geobnbduitrn ", 9tnter'
id5rli6er aiters8tns uou s4i,
Alt cbt0t @5rlro sinisu on Wetlra6e iiuo eurb Der
EldB aeitCnelt, lutlner an ttlugttr SuooN' Sut Vtt
SbcfapeafeaAne uno WcitltrabC aniiu8t, uno otltd
biz al elmer } 6us trcttcn ancn aebt. Der Hdnbe Vtae
bat cine 3ieis Uon 95 6uf unb 9ebt Jurili bio an cine
nngtidbr Is Bu6 breite Nlcu.
Sic Observation-Disclosures be5 obi9eu glgentbune
ouf Beiebt hes @erihtee finh elm Srititbeii BOAR uuo
Der 9teft in itpsi 9tfiteu 30bInngCn uon s uno 8 Wos
natru nit 3inien pom Bctiani5ta9e an rRo 8enchmtgs
ter Slhtrbcit ooer N0es bGar, IL nab benz Scltebel
be5 Qiuirrs. Npianna Sdruer,
abmtntirotrtr d. b. N. c. I a. hes ocrhors
bcuen Tboma6 hennin9
81. Stap Saudm,
Sadiudlter iir Die elbmiHhrdtrip;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
SPECIAL notice..

EY THE CHICAGO FIRE AND THE
FIEEMAN's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF SAN FHANCISCO, CAL.-1he dianstroua
effects or tho terrible fire At Chicago TO many OK
cel'ent insurance companies, SO exciting ana
overwt Ginning, have ledio many suggestions and
rnmors as 10 the condition ard future course OF
Other comran 'cs, and among them the FIaKMAS
FUND INSURANCE. COMPANY, which has for some
time past been represented by US In Richmond.
We have from time TO time been advised hist th!s
company would promptly sdtus; and pay its Chi
cago losses and continue Its business conducting
It up vi the same honorable basis which has hi.h-
crt, given Il SO high n character, and we now add
tic following, just received from their Now York
managers, for the Information OF It's patrons our
friends and The public ut large:
1--WE new write to assure You that the Compsny
is worthy OF your best patronage, and is rs sound
and rci bic any In the land. They have levied
an Assessment, to bc paid In Immediately, amply
Sufficient TO pay Chicago logses without touching
their caritaf and have rent their rresd ut Cd. J.
SaplrSl TO that unfortunate city to adjust and pay
the same ON demand"
IL vii, be seen from the foregoing that thc
FlnEMAS'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY is en-.
tttl, d, with capital Of halr million In gold and
an honorable record, 10 the increased patronage
Of friends and all othe desiring reliable poll
c'cs against fire.
THOMAS NJ. hIFRIFND & SON. Agents,
| no l-ct a02 Vain street, Richmond, VI.
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Rnltnol1d lispatfEr.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1871.
M THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TnE COMBINED
CIRCULATION f ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
FROM WARRINGTON.
roOR SOUTH CAROLINA.

roOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Washington telegram in the Baltimore
Sun says: "The Acknowledgement thinks
that most of these outragcs were committed
last March; and that there have not been
many very recently. Many that belonged
to the organization have surrendered them
selves and confessed, ,on the ground, he sup
posed, of receiving amnesty. When he LETT
Yorkville ninety men had been arrested ON
n summary process and confined In tue
York Jail, without hearing and without
ball. AS to whether the prisoners would
be granted hearing or not he does not Say.
but claims that the Department OF Justice
has the right, under the Presidents procla-
nation and the kukluX law, to hold them
until the United States Court should as
semble, on the 9th of November"
What a shameful pcryersion Of justice is
thus exposed by Akerman himself. He
suspends Through the President) the writ
Of habeas corpus six months after the out
RACES were committed. But who believes
these liess Have we not all read in New
York paper an article written by one OF the
railroad eXcursionists which made pre-
cisely similar charges against the people Of
Virginia?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

RAILROAD TACTICS IN KENTUCKY.-The
contest between the Pennsylvania Com.
pauy and the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road Company for the possession OF the
Louisville, Cincinnati aud Lexington Short
Line railroad. as stated by telegraph, mas
the Virginia line. The terms of the con.
tract are stated by the Louisville Courier
Journal to be the purchase by the Chesa.
peAke and Ohio of one million dollars oi
new bonds of the Short Line, and also the
purchase OF ul private stock Of the latter
that may be offered at sixty cents on the
dollur, cash, or siXty-ive. credit, the Short
Line guaranteeing sufficient number OF
shares to give the Chesapeake and Ohio
complete control of the road.-BGltins0re
Sun.
A company that can thus compete with
the great Pennsylvania Company Is itself a
great company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, which
railway horoscope, is an immense Corpora.
tion. Headed by combination which is
impregnable, and handled with silent dis
cretion which has paid its way and gone
about its business without making any
unnecessary fuss, it has already laid the
foundation for the most magnificent inter-
continental route from the deep-sea waters
of the Chesapeake to the. Valley OF the Mis-
sissippi.. Its purchase of the Short Line
places Louisville directly on this line. 1t
also confronts the Pennsylvania Central at
this point with an active and poWerinl COM
petitor. Thus Louisville has at least . fair
show, and is not yet sold out body and
breeches. Louisville Courier.
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"It is said that Attorney General Aker-
man informed the President to-day that the
punishment Of corrupt officials in the
South was necessary to the success of the
Republican party in that section, and
should 20 hand-in hand with the destruc-
ton OF the kuklux, otherwise there would
be nothing OF the party left in very short
timc."- Washington telegram, 1st.
Alderman himself should hc the Hama
to hang IN the place Of his Mordecais. lie
is a dangerous man. His ignorance makes
him so. He advises the President to adopt
all sorts cf wicked and unconstitutional
measures,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

ANNIVERSARY OF THE FESTIVAL OF TILE
REFORM MATIoN.-Yester was the three
hundred and titty-tourth anniversary of the
Lutheran festival OF the Reformation, which
commentaries the memorable October 3Ist,
1917, the day upon which DR.. Martin Lu-
thor issued, at the church at Wittenberg,
in Saxony, his famous ninety. five theses,
which event really led to the breach with
the mother church. Martin Luther was
born on November 10, 1883, in Eisleben,
and after his studies entered the Monaste-
ry of st. Augustine. In 1905 he. became pro-
fessor ut the University OF Wittenberg, and,
encouraged by events then transplrine, he
soon thereafter made himself conspicuous
as great reformer. All-Saints' Day, 4. D..
15l7. of which this is the anniversary, was
appointed by DR.. Luther to signalze the
reformation. The day is solemniy ccle-
bratcd in all the churches Of the Lutheran
denomination, although in this country it
is often kept on the Sunday preceding it;
In many parts of Germany it is lawful
holiday. It was observed IN all the churches
of thai denomination in this city yester-
day.-BaItimore Sun. lst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

THE INSURANCE BUBBLE IN CHrCAGo.-h
day or two ago we expressed hope that
the telegraph had tibbed in its story OF an
insurance company in Chicago which bad
carried on an enormous business without
any stable foundation, but the reality eX-
ceeds the rumOr. The whole case is as bad
as it Is possible to be. According to de-
the Chicago Times, nine men Of great
wealth I'm Chicago, together with others
who seem to. have followed their lead
with disgracctul alacrity, conducted the
business of one Of the largest insurance
companies in that city with the most
reckless disregard Of the interests of their
customers, and solely with an eye to their
own emolument. The company was organ
lied sixteen years ago with capital OF
100000, but Of this sum only five cents on
the dollar were paid in. In other words,
the company began business on capital
OF $4,000; 1t Immediately insured vast
amounts of property, and in few years
had assumed risks of millions: after the
The capital was "made up from the earn-
ings Of the company" and it has since
divided upon an original investment OF
$4,000 the handsome SUM of 81 5Q0,G 600.
The risks held by this company at the time
OF the late disaster in Chicago amounted TO
So, ,000, 900, and the total assets are S4OO, 600
The remainder Of the sum OF 81 ,5O0,0oO
has gone into the pockets Of the corpora
tors. Here Is plain story, told with great
circumstantiality by leading Chicago
Journal, and it will serve both as an Illus-
tration of the utterly reckless manner i'll
which some of the insurance companies
have transacted their business and rs u
warning to companies and State superln-
tendents for the future. The Chicago ca
tastrophe has taught several lessons, and
this is not the least Of them.-Neao York
Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

s.rroF A CHuRcH.-Messrs. Thomas II
Arnold and james Spriggs. committee ap-
nointed no by the Southern Methodist church
Of ppser Severn, D. Md, purchased last week from
the I'll ~ trustees the Methodist Episcopal
church. Ashbury chapel, located near An
napolis, Md.
Work will be commenced in few days
at Lexington upon Lhe Lexington and Big
Sandy RAILROAD, with view to connect
with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
and the road will be completed at reasona.
bly, early period.-LouiSoiile Ledger.
To the West Virginia Convention Berke'
lev and jefferson counties send Jointly
Hon. W. q. Travers and Hon. C: J. Faux,
ner separately, Hon. j. Blair Hoge ana
A. w. McCleary are elected from, berke'
lev, and Colonel W. A. Morgan and Logan
Osborne, ESQ.,, from Jefferson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnershIp ex.
~ listing under the name OF AVERY q Co, ana
his day been dissoiyed bv mutual consent end ali
COLLECTIONS VIII be made and all Indebtedness be
paoa ps,a ny Avery, at the Office Of avery Con
ssPTEHBkR 18TH, 1871. *. II. MAYO. 4,
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
VIRGINIA CANE-FlBRE PAPER
ALBERT ORDWAY 6 CO..
GOVERNOR srHkET,
SpECIAL AGENTS. -

Tb,s paper is manufactured from the tbre Of
the coumon cane aud sized with rcstu, niakfa8 u
PERFECTLY tmpervious 70 dampuess and noaycoss
GHctor Of heat and cold: IL has entirely reD.aced
the common tarrrd Sud other building Daeer
sHKArHING FRAME HOUSES. z
4 The paper Is put on hetweeatne studdlng ana.
weafher-boasds. Ten dcllsrs rtll line Al ordinary
hOuse, and make 1t squafto brick.
LINING UsDERfrIN ROOFS II
costa less than fiity cents sqaaFv: pfesen's ese
tsn from yusttng uudern cath y kstps the npreR,
chamb bers cool and desdens tic sound ol ralEs -
pEADENIgc FELT,
,,sed ,or deacening The sound OF upper floors and
,nsseyanttns dsmpress In lower TEo dclisrS VIII
inc an ordinary aoor With M double snie sss: s,6
hayr ALREADY conc into Almost uaiyhs4al 9stss1
,Ssys nnmeyoHs Testimonials OF their yalacs 6aa:
inyitc att; niion OF all engaged In nuisdin g
ocs-ecd,m 5.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.- Tho undersigned have
formed cospartnership under the firm and style
Of AVERY CO., for the purpose OF conducting
the rs sEW1sG sss sas aAChIsE BUSINESS in 81 is
pleased to see and ser We theIr rjends the nub-
25th September, 1871. ~
The new concern win collect no debts dina the
old, nor Goes II assume The payment OF any debit
contracted by Avery Co. prior 10 tia fistp
r. Morris Is the financial man or she ho,rst and
has sole authority to sign the hrm,s name 10 sii
checks notes, drafts, or any obligation OF the rrr
whatsoever. .. E. AVERY. 20,
se27 Il. p. M0RKIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

FscArED.-We learn that Mr.. Edward c.
Barnes, of this city. who was recently ad.
judged q lunatc and sent to the Western
Lunatic Asylum at Staunton, escaped from
that institution day or two since by Jump
ING from window, and is now at large
Lynch6urg Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
- MOEE NEW AND ELEGANT
HEY GOODS.
,'IlX.N, AND STEANGEkS CoMlSG
10 Tl.t FAIR.


I. u. IEItE 4 c.. are a2ain ~ market. anu
s'msls aud .Alt,sA j'lly are adding largely
'l 'H'r' ,atcusiYt t.ca "f &TAFLE apd FsRt1
..".H>. Fvsiy uo"citr In the dress line is now
u.EE; also, t'IrAkS aud SliAWLS fsr f.ll
a" "iat.rs ~ ,Di!csi variety.
i!atn AID !laIG freE ch aud Irish Popl,ns,
Diagonal Puplins, every shade and quality;
taaEinrrc, and yerlnos, all qualities;
B.ack Gro Graia and Bouslct eilbs, low bar
gains;
fH.cy GuloI ed Silks, plain aud strip"d
'tlniuAna, Satin Lueirts, entirely At":
Fmpf. Clo'h;,
N.plltttt Cloths, Bcmbsz!.c Cloth
" "rDBNiNG GOODS:
b"ipurs nud ficcch l'uplirs. C'toUans,
cm'>s, l;ur,r4tricc Gro lie Nice,
i't" -" Athens, Dnuhlc Muhttrs. htpacaS,
hDmbHEineS ttreuCh and tDgHsh).
cape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape collars, &c.
: stAHL"e:
h'a"t,ts. Ftsunci5, Linens. G. ton and ii1nen
'lc.3nag, rsm,tk. ToweilinRt. tI"tn, tAssl.
'-ir,, Nes,Urs. GJots aud | a,irj' shtits ana
-, "cr,. Strk,. Stockings. BoEoms. &c.s &c
~ ~ Mhic!! VII be sold 1T smsll probtt, and
~ &rtlcle guaranteed of best quality. No Spe-
a .lsa 81 p ices Siyca, but Leu sensible people
.,its IVt tnrmseivca. T.. X. PRICE b. co.
'@ II l0l y ain, corner Eleventh street,
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GIT GO TO THE FAIR, or to S23
Nam street aud src The
HOWE SEWING-MhCUINE
THE OLDEST AND BEST.
Tho latest In modern improvements. The only
machine that received GOLD MEDAL for sew
tug at the laris Exposition.
&C c7-lw j. r. MCKINNEY, Agent,
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I'HE COLUMBIAN CLUB :,
- 5 OF THE 20
..--. .E C.IY Or tICHM0ND "a
r,,, ANNOUNCE A EyI3S
1hAND MILITARY AND MkSQUERSDr
BALL, =
70 place under their auspices at
ASSEMBLY HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov.mbe, 81, 1s7,.

The proceeds will be devoted to the promotion
OF thc Conservative cause In Monroe, Clay. and
Jackson Wards tsichmond), and In the colInty of
HcIrico, at The approaching election,
Great care VIII be taken to make the entertain
ment In all respects unobjectionable rhe ba
room VIII he elegantly end tastefnlly decorated
anu troiessor Smiths String md Brass Band will
1urpish the music for the occasion.
IlckeLs, admitting q gentleman, al; admitting
agentiem IN and two ladies', 81.
HONORARY MANAGERS. Ills Excellencv G., G..
wake Governor OF Virginia, chairman Lieu.
tenant-Goye1 nor Marye, Hon. J. w. Johnston.
AttOrney-deneral Taylor, Hon. George Rye Hon
". X. Staples. Judge B. II. Wexford, Judge A. B.
Guleon, heneral Georle r.. Pickett, Hon. John
Grltcher, Hon. j. T. Harris, Judge ". w. Crump,
Hon. A. n III Stuart, Judge a. b. Cochran, Hon
w. T. Sulheriin, Hon. Edgar Sn0wden Col. W al
ter Taylor, Colonel Beverly B. Douglass. Hon. r.
l. Montague, eX-Govcrnor William Smith, Hon,
X. L. Daniel, Colonel Thomas II. Wynne, Cap-
tsin A Q. Holiday, Major j. II. DoOley, Mayor
a. NJ. Kelley. Bou. w. Y. JONES, Hon. k. G. L..
Moncurc. Hon Jogeph Christian, Hon. f. T. An
JersGn, Judge T.. Ii. Ftlzhugh, Hon. j. j. White,
Hon. Il. NJ. BrHxton, Hon x. It. w. luke, Hon
William Terry. General William Mahone, Jnjgs
Rotert quld. Go;onel }; .. Baldwin, Colonel Cnas.
w. Statham. Ju lge H. w. Thomas. General VIII
lsm Il. Terry, sen. w. Ii. r. Lee, Hon. T, s. Bo-
cock. eX Governor John Lctcher, Colonel ". w,
w ood, Co1uc! Lewis T.. Harvle, Colonel w. i.
Gilm IN. Colonel j. X. Coanolly, william Loyen-
ST. In. Esq, j. Thompson Brown, Esq. oc 3l.ld
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sprStAe. aOTas:ES.

-,,.-z-rLANNELs! FLANNELsl :,
~f rI.alD orhRA FI.ANSELS. in all
Il h' =, SC. for the best goods made;
5''%a,r-wlnrn SHAKER FLANNE''' two
f'' opsr.cr wards wide, At - 20 rer yard:
,-,, arJ SHAKER FLANNELS in all quail
r. , rtD. and YELLOW FLhSNEIS at
~ ~ NIUE. aud RED rWlLLSD FLAN-
MIS-, ,o,,,,,>>- 1,.sNrrs
,.r Al qualities Of COTTON FhANNEhs-
,...,,hea. uunicscEc|, and c"ioTcd az
I.kNY BROTHERS',
1913 and l2ls Main stree.
..,.,,ri TARLE-COVERS in all qualities.
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LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYE,

u. AHD SCOUTING ESTABLISHMENT,
) - bhJAD rTkgET BATWEhN FCUhTa
ii FIFTH sTxESTs.-Dyeng done In any
& ",r Ceaird; also, Lle4uipg in the best aid
. ->es, s::le. Car.et securing and kid gloves
"iEet. invite the ladies' especially 10 zee ny
. -. importation Of blue. adopted for silk ano
"5!SE.1. sc 2I-3m
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NEW PATIENTS.

NEW PATENTS.
Gun.lock, Thomas J. Massie. Airing
ton, Va; cut-nail machine, Ferdinand
DAWSON, Liberty, Va.
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RICHMOND AND rASvILLs RAILRoAD,)
OFFICE OF HLS'L TICKET AND FR'T ACT, :
RICHMOND, VA.
GPECIAL MOTTO E.-The BURKE
oSiLLE FK~lt.ltT AND ACCGmEfDuA-
TieN TRAIN 90 this road lcavirg Richmond 1T
SOS Z. W. VIII lac discontinued after SAT UR-
DAY, October IS h, until MONDAY, November
7tl.
a snccial train will he run between Richmond
aud GrePnshoIo' october 3uth 3lsL, Novembe-
Isl 2J 3D. ath, and 5h leaving iichmond ut ao p.
~, arriving at Greensboro at 30 A. b. Return
ing, lesve eensboro' at lis A. al, arriving ut
Nicnmoud at II :55 A. NJ.
JOHN Il. MACMURDp,
GeHcral Ticket and Freight Agent.
n. NJ. Il. TaLCoTT, Engineer and Superintend-
cnt, &C 2s-t NoV5