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We now offer;

BLACK SILKS at7l. rs and -, would be cheaE AZ
S2.25 and $3.50;
p,.,v AIpaCaS from &c. tn 81 so per yard;
cnI.ouED aLraCAS from IS to SOC. per yard !;
EMPRESS G -uras, In all colcrs at very -"
prices;
BLACK CSEPE uE PARIS at S"c. Per Yard
wou'd he che'r 1T fsc
BLACK and CnL9EEl vELVETEfSS al all
prices;
1su;A rSiLiEp LONG CLOTH at 25c. worth
soc, pr yard;
HFCKED and ;TRirED EAiNSOuh NJ D. 'V'
IS, TO- and 50c.-yeTy cheap;
sKIETISG CAMBRIA, full yard Wide, at CSC :
worth s5c.;
1i.lx.lnRD CAMBEtC at 90 AID 4ev. Worth 60
and got..
ioMghzIkF, TAMIsE, EIARhlIH srd
BLACK DELA1HE5 at astoulshiusly-lo"
prices;
|CaARLnTTESEILI.E all! other CLOTll7'CAS-
sIMEREs, and WEEDS In great variety;
rure LINEN TABLE-CLOTlIS,t two yards long,
atS1 worth sl.59;
Pure LINEN FR!NGED NAPKINS at 6Oc.worth
s1per dozen, at 81 worth $3.50 per dozen
HUCkABLCK TOWELS at Sl.5o, g, s"25, $3.50
I'M TO az mr. du- .n-a,, vcrs cheap, aud h5 mid
take;
Handsome EmBHC1JERED SETS OF COL
LARS aud CUFFS az 75c. worth sl.5c
Handsome EMBROIDERED CUFFS at IS, 80,
40, and Soc 4 pair, worth double the money;
HEM iTITCHED HANDKEaCHISFS at "a per
dozen worth o.;
LINEN CAMBRIA HAEDKERCHIEFs at 7sc.
per dozen worth 81
HoNEY-CoMB BRIDAL QUlLTs at 81 40 worth
81, at Sl.eO worth $3.50;
CALICO CcMr0RTABLES At ~ 50 not the
price OF the calico ard batting 10 III ske them
| WOOL BEu-sPREADs. weighing five pounds. at
$3.50 worth $3.50;
RED BLANKETS al all prices
A fnll assortment Of WHITE ard COLORED
FLANNELS;
|
dreu
UNpAEACuED KNITTING COTTON at s'c'
per round
COTTON YAR.S, all numbers from to IL, al
| sl5o per bae OF i've pounds;
| A large stock of HOODS, HBRlAs, sHAWhs
and sONTAG5;
! EURS I'm GREAT yari ty;
BR0CHs, PLAID, STRIPED, and MOURNING
| SHAWLS;
LINSEYS ut lea, 90, rs, and DOC;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at alc.;
| WAMsUTTA at ooc.;
| DAVCL THE favorite brandt at 1sc.;
iANDRQsCOGGIN at lssc.;
BED-TICk lr N 10 to a5c. per yard.
All Of the above are guarante d strictly first
class goods, notwlth Standing the low prices a
which they are advertised. An eAaIilnation o
cur stock will prove advantageous 10 all pur
chagcrs OF DRY GOODS.
| LEVY SROTHERa
i l7ls and l.l5 Main street,
| Richmond, Va.
Orders filled per express c. CD. oc IL
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MORE NEW AND ELEGANT

ME- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS Co"'N'
TO TIE FAIR.
r. K. PRICE & co. are again In III atA ,ir,
nv steamers and express daily are AIDING '" ,,.y
to their extensive stock OF STAPLE anu 49, o,r
CoODs Every no 7e!ty in the dress inc is n r,,
coming: also, CLOAKS and SHA" ho '''
and winter In endless variety.
p,,,, AID rlaId req ch and lr1sn iopi.uo'
niaronal PopIlny, every shade anu quAN'''
Cashmeres and Merinos, all qua'luc'
pIark Gro Grain and Bonnet 1ilhs' ~" ''
rsncv Coolc silks, plain and s'ripeu,
r,ton,,ne Satin Lus,res, entirely ne"'
Empress Cloths, ,o.,
Henrietta Cloths, BomoaZHe |i''n'
IN MOURNING GOODS: o,,om,rs
1-a,orrs and FIc.ch Poplins, OttnIn"n7'
,,n,;ue In peratrice. Gro ne NICE;
Gn 10 Athens, Double Il0hsIts; hJpa."''
TTnu,bazines French and hDgnsn';c o,,,rs St.
Crane Cloths, Grape Veils' Grape ooiiS' S' wv
IN STkPLrS: .,. cct,on and Linen
,,b biz. bamask. Toueilings. Clotn, Cassi,
,Ia-es Vestipgs, Gents and Ladies' smres anu
iarayers socks Stockings. BcsoIis; NC, g., ar5
A. II Of which, will be sold at SIN ~ proSts' a,u
~ "a n,,iclr ruar.nteed of best quality. NO SPY
ciaI list If Ices etvcn, hui iGI egns!.G ps"p''
i.,dp, for themselves. L. Is. IElHEn ~
cell liOl Main, corner EleV,hth s"ee''
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Our good friend of the Enquirer Is the
most sclf.complaccnt Of editors. He must
be very happy. We envy him. lie WINDS
up his last performances on the question OF
connecting the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road with tide with flourish such as Mr..
MERRyaAx would make in the circus AFTER
running under the horse instead OF Vault
iur over him. But he retired in good
humor; that is admirable. We can assure
him that the connection will be made IN
the right line, and that will not be by tol'
lowing the route of the old hare around the
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More Signs.

We learn that the first cotton ever trans
ported 10y the York River line has recently
heen carried hy it. There have been >cFc-
raj small lots, aud they increase in size.
This cotton comes from North Carolina,
and it is accompanied by It's proper COM
,auions from the same Statc--roSia and
rurpcntine. once there was in impossible
wall between US and North Carolina. 1t is
now RACED to the ground 10y the energy and
tact Of foreign corporations for there
seemed to he enough Of neither enterprise
nor hbcrulIty in Virginia corporations TO
overthrow, PEI hapc, az Gctcstahle mo-
nopoly rs ever WAS. But, thanks " The
stranger. we have from him Il liberty de.
MED us by our own people. We have tree
Intercourse with North Carolina, and we
are experiencing the benefit of 1t.
Richmond is having an improved inter
course with Underwater Virginia. The gal
iant steamer Palisade is cultivatinc the
fruitful bottoms of the Chckahominy, and
it is to be hoped will build up a business
that will require increased power OF trans
purtation in short time. A small steamc
ha, been placed upon the Mattaponi, whlc'
runs some distance up that river, con
Meeting with the York River road ut Yves
Point. Its operations are SO cncouragIn;
that another steamer will soon be put upol
the river. Freight is delivered by this lin
10 the railway for both Richmond and Balti
more.
On every hand we see signs that ar
cheering to our merchants. We have onI
to be confident, bold, and prompt, to tri
umph. Let us all he SO, and let us cease {,
listen to the crcakings OF the timid, ssr
row.minded. and narrow -ysuoed mcp
They mlslcad all who put faith in them
Go H. young Klchimond, and triumph.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
TRANSFER OF GOVERNMENT FuNDs.

TRANSFER OF GOVERNMENT FuNDs.
Treasurer Spinner makes the following
ruling: National bank depO>ilarIes are per
mittcd 10 give drafts on New YORK, Dos
ton. or Philadelphia. in full or par1 pay
ment of transfer orders gwen upon Iheii,
even though the orders should be payaoiHe
ot other places. In such cases the ura'E
should bn drawn payable to The o!dcr Oh
jhc express company and delivered 10 Us
AGENT. It is The duty of the express cehl-
D1ny to transmit the draft, not 10 lhe l',h:c
where the transfer order is payanie, put 10
the city upon which the draft Is Drawn,
and to deposit the proceeds WIN INC
treasurer i'm that city, New York, Boston,
or phjladelphia, as the case may DC.
Banks are not allowed to pay transfer Or
lers payab!c in New York, Boston, or
phtlaticiphia, with drafts on other citlcs.
This distinction has been made tor the
reason that the necessities OF the Depart
ment uyurlly require that the greater pof-
ton Of its funds small be transferred to the
three cities named.
PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON THF FIVE PEN
CENT. LOAN.
1'hr Treasurer of tue United States
will this evening mail to the stock
holders of the new five per cent, loan
checks for the registered interest, que Oh
the 1st DroXimo, for the quarter cnulnS on
that dav. These checks are rcmittcI ~ lc'
rordance with the schedules furnished ny
tho Register. II The stakeholder has gwen
his correct address to that officer he Will
rcreiyc his check by mail at the close Of
each quarter without the Necessity nt re-
mlrstinr the Treasurer to forward It. when
n stakeholder changes his address nc should
advise the Register of the Treasury.
COUNSEL OF ARBlTRATloS.
| The President has appointed VILLAIN
NJ. Eyarts and BENJAMIN Il. Curtis couEsc
before the tribunal of arbitration at Geneva
in addition to Caleb Gushing. Mr.. Mere
dth has declined the appointment hercto
fore rendered. Mr.. Evarts hrs accepted
Mr.. Curtis is now on his way from Europe
FRENCH POSTAGE.
ON the abrogatiun of the late postal con
yention between France and the Unitet
States the Pcst!nast cr-Gcneral has decided
to so modify tic existing regulations 80
Iycrnin1 the dispatch of letter correspond
cncc to that country as TO allow prepay
mrnt in full to destination of such lrt!rr
for France as may be b"rcaitcf Forwarded
through the british mats.
ALASKA PAYING Us BACK IN SMALL install
MENTS.
| The Treasury Department has received
la deposit of SG7.S,s on account Of TIT
post-o1lice ut Sltka. Alaska, being tat
FIRST deposit on postal account ever rcceivct
from that statiou.- Washington Star.
| [Who pays for carry ing the mals'
| 1t Is stated that Postmaster General
Erreswcl intnnde 10 recommend to Con
grcsS again the passage of Il law establish
ing Il postal telegraph system.
William nj. Green is appointed postmas
ter ut Thorn Hill, Orange county, Va, nc
II. d. ratroSS, resigned.
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VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.

The following rules and rcgulltlors prescribed
by the r xccutivc Committee, are published FOR
tie Information If the PUZZLE:
! LIST. TIC gates Will be opcned dalv on le Dist
CCriBER. the lST, I'D, ard 80 Of NOVEMBER,
at o'cl >ck A. NJ aGd closed al sunset.
u. The committees on awards entering tie
g:o nds arc req ID ste! u - plrl Immediately th:r
presence TO, lie chiefs OF their respective depart
81. Guests and 4 legates making themsclv, q
kno~n - the secrctaiy Viii be luth!Shed with
c"mpIli:ehtary tickets, which must lie shown ut
; All Invitation TO visit the Fair is extended TO
cIercymcn OF all rc!ig iauS deuomi cations residing
III Inc city or hichnoud
5.h IL yittt!on is also CNtc. ded 10 ll1 supeTin-
tentcn.s, teachers AID pupils al the orphan asy-
lums pi thr city, IL visit the grounds one day du-
ring the Fair. and The proper officers cf such IN
sItu,lons, Nh, may aeh 10 acccp, his IL vlt ,ton,
will confer with tie Chief Marshal, that .'uc ar
lanFemeni may lie made
Gill. Entries Of animals and articles Sh aid fC
made before The evening Of the 3uvh Of Uctrher
| Failure 10 comply with this rule viii exclude
Compeliti2G for premiums.
nh. No animal or vehicle will be permitted to
Cross the cac!ocura within The Fair Grounds, or
Gland upon lie irack or Carriage roads to tic OBJ
stInction OF Lhe way or 1nconVenisnce of travel
! h. No person shall expose any article or thing
for sale up IN tie Fair Grounds without license
from the secretary. and al authorized 1u' ton
! th.ir commission to thu Society.
en-. No < m ing or dis orderly conduct will be
10 h. Officers Of The Society wearing their badges
pass anh repsss the gates and grounds without
lirl. Vehicles with their drivers conecyiug t!c!-
tors II the Fair Grounds Wit be exempt from Ia
4, the cntrr sa!n, tut vii, c1rvcj their paosen-
gers 20 The front Of The ladies' r. ccI ttcn rooms
and proceed vi hout unnecessary Decay through
the exit gate.
| 18th. rrvatt carriages and horses pay for ad-
mission the regular entrance fees II retained
upon tue gfounGs for ilrs accommodation OF their
o*r.rs, a'!1 VIII occup% the space assigned such
Vehicles.
ls.h. Persons reaching the grounds by the rail.
road gates imOnisbed that there are five
gatys for admission, and that un iue haste and
pressure ct any onc gate may incommode The ln~
firm. as well as women and children
lih IL is the dug OF all fiarshas 10 correct IT.
rcsuiGii,i2s and check abuses. IL necessary they
vii call upon the police aud report The facts to
The chief Of Police. Z. q. T0M"KISS,
oc 2a-6t Chief Mar:hl u.
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wA CARD FOR THE LADIES.-Ir

consequence Of the misrepresentation OF certain
interested but interruptions persons we feel CALI
Ell upon 10 inform the ladies Of Richmond that
Massrs. T.. BUTTERICk CO., 6ss Broadway,
New York, in order 10 better protect their int
rests, and at the same timo accommodate their
patrons, have openeda BRANCH OFFICE IN
this city. AID are daily supplying 1t with fresh and
late style PATTERNS direct from their factory.
Those who desirc to be accommodated would d.
well to visit The
DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHINE OFFICE,
900 MAIN STREET,
which is the only authorized Office for the sale OF
BUTTERICE'S PATTERNS.
r,o IN al
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RICHMOND. VA, October 90. 1871.
TgNRAINS WILL BE RUN TO THE
l. FAIR GROUNDS from Broad-Strces depot
during FAIR WEEK, commencing on Tue DAY,
3Et INST ant. q. A. NJ, anu at short Intervals dG-
ring the dav.
a., Inc chi e to avoid danger of p!ckpockes r ID
delay OF making change on the cars.
'.ickc. Cfficc opea from A. VI. u +. NJ.
The MaI! aud Express Trains will not stop AT
tn. Faic Grounds 10 take UP Or put down pas
scnGe'S. l., E.f 1J
Tire Acc0mulO Idtlon Train Will stop ~ 9th
General Tick Il gen.
r. d. MYERS. General superintendent ,,
icL,non, Fro der OK hug and POTOMAC hail.
r|oJ C'Inpany, cflicc General Ticket and Freight
.",t Oc SGT
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|,LEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTANs'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
The HAIR.


A perfectly Gear prep ration, In one bottle, ss
easily applied wae-, for resto, ing 70 gray hair
It's ratusal color and youthful appearance, 10
eradicate ana ptereGs dandruf TO promote the
gr ~ Ii Of the Ii :lr, and stop It's falling.
L. Is entirely harmless sid perfectly free from
any poisonous SUI stance AMI Will therefore to Ike
the place or all the dirty and unpleasant repsra-
tons now In Numerous testimonials have
bSaa sent up FROM many OF cur most prominent
citizens. In everything In which the articles now
IN uSe are Objectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Is perfect. Ii Is warranted TO contain neither
sugar Of lead sulphur or nitrate Of silver. Clear
ard clean as water IL does not soil the clothes or
sralp. jt Is agreeaoiy perfhmet. aud makSs one
OF Inc best 6re stgs for he air in use u stores
the color OF the hair more perfectly and uniformly
than any ctber prep aration, and Always does 80 II.
roots OF tic hatr with all the nourishing qualities
necessary to ITS growth and healthy condition, IL
restores the decay ard induces a rev growth or
the hair more positively Than anything else. The
apple sIou CT ihts wonderful discovery also p.o-
cuces 4. pleasant ard cooling effect on the Scalp,
and gives the h SIR pleasant ana elegant appear
ance.
We cali erpecial attention 10 the fact that q
li,ni ed number of smut trial bottlFs can be had
by IN ,Ee wishing 70 try 1t. You will notice hst
In pursuing this cours our aim IS 10 convince by
the actual merits OF the article.
ARTHUR NATTAES
Inventor AT proprietor Washington, l.. G.
Frr sale wholesale and retail. by PukCELL,
LADD CO., PropTictos'S Agents, Richmond.
Va. oe27 eod3m
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m AKElEE.

In Nashville, Tcnn., Thure1ay. October -. ls7l,
By Rev ID ". Gwin, FRANK fIOLL0M ELL,
" D., aud Miss ANNA, third daughter o: the
late DR., X. y. G. Howell.
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..~.r.I sOrTCrs.

-. CARD FOR THE LADlEs:s = IL,
consequence of nersons, VIC beg le.Te
but sSss Of Tia. the agency
to ,enna tsg PATTERNS Is still a. the Of
nee OF 'nI HOWE sEwrsG-HAcHIHE'
SO Main street. -
J.F MCKINNEY, Agent.
LATE sTYLES just received. " -"
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" CURRANT'S
e.. HOUSE-FURNISHISGB TORE,
No. 903 MAIN STREET.

u CURRANT's
n. HOUSE-FURNISHISG BTORE,
No. 9os MAIN STREET.
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
SILvER-PLATED WA.E,
RODGaSS'o TABLE CUTLERY,
FANIY GOODS,
OYSTER and SOUP TTIREENs,
STEEL and RRUNZgD FIRE-SETS,
NURSERY FEND-Rs,
PARLOR COAL VASES,
PLATE WARNER.
GERMAN STuDENTh' LAMPS.
JAPANESE PAPER WARE; and variety
OF useful articles. Call aad see them. DC 30
THINA, GLASS, SILYER-PLATED
SwhRE, TABLE COTLERp. AND GEN.
ERAL aSSURTMEET OF II USE-FUkNISH-
ING GOODS 500 MAIN sT9EET. Il, CUR
RANT would respectfully inform his friends and
former patro.s and tue public generally that he
Is now located ut st3 III ,ia Street near Ninth
street where he hiss 10 Ter for sale full supply
OF HOUSE. FURNISHING GJ0DS includirg
China. Qusensware, Silver-Pl.tsd Ware. G'as8-
ware, Table Cutlery, Fspcy Good, &C. Just
opsIed, m assortment OF reasonable goods. COM
prisIng In par. Plsu ished soup and Oys er fu-
reens; Oh fling, Oyster, aud Hot-Water Dishes !:
rteel and BrDnzed Fire-Sets and Stands. -Eursery
Tenders, Plate sImers. Parlor Coal Vase, and
Kleeman's celebrated German Students lamp.
Also, Stampst, Iron, Wooden. and japanese
Paper. wires. oc % 3m
D0OK AND .J0R PRINTING NEAT.
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MT IMPORTANT NEWS!

Wctakc plearure in informing Tie p"nlc 'hS'
,ro sbaI remain III the store we now occupy until
our new store, which 10 being built at the cor
nor of Main and Eleventh streets, Is compietco.
we have now on hand the largest and best as
sorted stock Of
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
ever cfT,red by us, and are receiving aau'tio'i'
nearly every day, our senior partner being III 'ne
market WATCHING Tic chances for bargains
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HAIR WORK.

FsNO THE LADIES.-We Respectfully ~. tr -
are now nrena,rd 10 sell the LATEST sfi IL s
REAL lair GOODS Us well as osSAhS-'
FOR THIS HAIR. ,,,s, ,hrerga
cash purchas. IN ade by Mr.. j. " ilct III IT,
the large northern cities our prices ,ai lied
yorabl3 with those OF any house III ~
states. WlLLlAM W Viz. go ytree.
oc i7.2R No. sH oip"I - -
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yF'HE FARMERS BANKING AND Co
l. upERATIYE COMPANY Books Of SUBJ
scrIp.inn 10 lie stock OF this company will be
ope ed ~ The following places Gn the grounds
OF tho Yirai Sale Agricultural Society du; ing
the ssek or lie Fair, III an Office near to thu. OF
the r. ssideut, ana ut the OF WILLIAM VAL
LACT Sons, No. 1918 Cary street.
tach Of the directors will receive subscriptions
and give receipts therefor. 90 50 Sc
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HOTELS AND BOARDsNG.HS
COLUMBIA HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

This first class and entirely new estaenSs .T,f,s
located In tho business centre OF re chl tiuy
the vety best accommodations TO th. lFas'' w. ~
public and permanent guests. The roonih, liz.
large, airy, and superbly ,urnIshei. u.Sy, Nm,
baths ihot snd cold), telegraph alce In The i'""
da, spacious 600,
supplied with Pbeian & Coliegd$f's tes. las
With every moderu improvement of nis' WV
hotel, the
COLUMBIA" .,,,
ts IN all ,espeet3 one Of the Grst houses s2u r If
The prop .ietor having had an eApt,Sn,n, a!
nearly y quarter OF century IN the mo-
OF the Charleston Hotel, Is suhcieh' sn,,s,u,-
III It the - Columbia will DO found ss ..pS
ed. WILL VI uVnn,,r,or.
n. Il. Our omnihuscs attend the afrl'dl az
patture OF every train. -
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TEsURAs n 9s,,npAHrEs.

IMPORTANT no FIRE POLICY
Il A9LDERs.-Ho Holders Of policies OF Ire M Lss,.
CyaSrs AVID MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE
C, MPANY, OF fillmore PUFrAM, FIsE .NS ~,
RANCE COMPANY. or HartfIG; ana SVss an
AMER; CAM FIRE INSURANCE COhPAHI, Oh ,r,, go 90.
onested to return them to my q vii ut dsian;
i he above named eompsnies having IpniIc,aa
Inconvenience OF the chicago tre. new ppt,SS a,r
policies issued by me, free Of cost 70 sne
,o,t ar i1fo Main rec.
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IL" 'f new YORK. october IL, B7i.
rByp r,ryDMASS ARMlSTEAD, auEE =,

j. ii. NJ w., roe.
OFFICE OF THE CoSTINENTAL FjRk Il NE ls11.
new YORK, October IL, io..
vu,o Tr7oMAss. ARMISTEAD, AGENT,
GyiruSoND. VA BY our circular OF inc
y, inst.nt YOU arc advised OF uha; by tae s s
fsst advces received from our a,S;ssn,nef by
appe.ren 70 DC Cbtcago. ami also advised OF inc
nr3,nnt action taken by our Board o. ,,n comnany
give sr9ur.nce r. te 1d se vel pro- s;eI We
ns s.T In Won that nothing since reGsv,t . fa
te scene Of Disaster has changeo Tue iiiai' De-ot
aiaed. oos,,.e that our assurances
e 70 tho Strength Of III com 2any nave Dtet 81
we'll sustained throuZh the MOI moi n,snared and
1esvas the Company st.orger than ever IN the
confidence Of the public. we ieei warIant Ell
therefore, in claiming is1us s a snch rates as
Iii, ~, hsirp excessive, will enable NC to con-
time strong in the fnture, as In the psst sno eur
castoners VIII receive their share OF any prch!s
Ia mr. made In The business. while securing what Is
far more important, solid protection. .,u
we ssy to you, proceed with your business mes
fnr ug with energy aud prudence. NCtwithSlaGd-
inr ttc ircreace or capital we shall adhere to our
former lines upon single risKs. we TecognlLe
tina. our first dnty Is to oar customers. ire mgh.
est cor sheraton for then Is exactly coihcident
with the highest interests of our slocsholders.
NEW YoRE, October 10. 1871.
THIS company, confirming its stats Ineat CT yes
condition:
Cash oov wv w
Surplus, October !, 1SH............... "l2I,a'o Il
Gross assets. 81. 4ss 81
Limit Of Chicago losses, as fixed by 49,
agent al that city, after inVestiga- =,
81 20o coo 90
The Board o. Djrec Fors al their regular monthly
meeting 18th ips:antl uuan mOusly resolved 10 IN
c, e .se The Capital stock To
ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
the additional amount to be paid In IS specdliy as
tte legal requirements can he complied Win, ana
ut the same meeting rendered their supscrlp'
tinus for N smorLt largely in excess OF lhe IN
- GEnRGE r. II ,pE, President
H. n. LAAFuET, Yicc-f1esiaent.
CYRUS PECK, Secretary.
rICIiM Nd Va, Cct1I er Is, 1871.
rs acrut oe The a3ave re liable company, am
still n!epared 10 Ike ilCst-clss lisks NJ adequate
h, presaut condti.;n IF me comp any, after de-
duc,tJg Chicago LOSSES, Is:
f5tTitAi o,1 .oc NJ
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THOMAS !. AtMiSTEhD, Agent,
q, ~ I'm ll!3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30

GO TO THE FAIR, or to S21
Nam street and see The
HOWE sEwING-MACBINE,
THE OLDEST AND B EST.
The latest tn.modern Improvements. The only
rracn,nc lint received GOLD MEDAL for sew
Ing at the Paris Exposition.
n oc s7-,v J. r. MCKINNEY. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-30
wou,d be so impraetIcable, II ne could be
Mia crouvh, to endorse such PROPOSE

-.o,,,d 10 go ,mpraeticable, IL he could be
ho,d enough, to endorse such PROPOSE
| Io,,. -, ~,
Tho papers which contain MIR. BouT'
Wills speech publish speech OF WEN
ny1L PHILLIPS delivered at Springfield,
Mass achusetts, advocating the equalization
of wealth, and culture, and comfort,
amongst men. We do not believe that
boutwell, Is sincere. Neither no nor any
other wealthy Radical would be willing TO
part With his lands or divide equally win
society. He may be willing to play WIN
the idea as an electionecring agent, but l'
has no fear Of its success In this coun ~,
or he would never cspousc H. n.'"I nrosi.
sell rich. But Boutwell, has 'n' ~. ror
DENTAL itch, and begins TO pay .' ho-
tho White House. PHILLIPS Is Sihcoi' W
cause he Is 1cran2ed. cor tho prcsi.
.,,.ro .re many asrirants for ,he , 49,
i"cie , e." viii ne ut catch at tl''s aeii"-
ucnS. III. 70 win the labor unions:
,u,-r y,RGlSIA.-Thc Democrals s".ep
u-.,t Virginia. They carry even ncin''o!,
,ha most rucompromising holu Oh l'i'oei"'
padicalism. such sweep has not before
been made since The war, save in Kentucky.
The Radicals, like GAMBErTA, arc mo
roughly beaten. CAMS fate recently OIL
pinated the conundrum, Why was 'Ah-
nrrrA like drum: Because he is beaten
ON an sides, West Virginia Rcpubllcanlsm'
although cxcclling GAM. at CANNON, mas
been, drum-likc, as we'll beaten as the
Frenchman.
The bright example OF West Virginia
should give new spirit to our Virginia Con-
seryatives, who ought to do their best 10
excel their West Virginia brethren. Let
us, too, give Radicalism what PADDY gave
the drum. ---..------