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souls: OF these 9s.4oo were rendered home
iess--leaying 23s.170, or 10 per cent? IN
harmed. About 5000 Ie!tsthe city within q
few weeks, but many Of these returned sub
seoucntIv. and many huiidrsas.of WORKERS
cane In fran other pidccs to MD IN Tcbui!a-
inc the city.-In DeeeRher, ISL, Chicago
contained i population OF not much less than
100000.
The number of buildings burned was IT,
$50: remaining, IL, 09a, or seventy per cent.
The value OF the buildings burned was not
less than fifty per cent. Of. the whole savcd'
City per cent.
Of lumber ard grain the proportion de-.
stroycd was about t"ciity-sx Per cent; OK
fuel, tfty per cent. Ofcrlin .heTe was saved
5,000,OSO bushels; OF lumber, 24ojV0o,0oo
feet; Of coal, 10000 tons.
On mercantile stocks, manufactures, ana
personal effects the loss averaged se"en'y per
cent. Of the whole; the saved, thirty Fer
cent.
The great confiaGrati0n s't back tho city
Of Chicago not more than three years In her
career Of progress. \ week after the fire she
was fully as wel.to-do," in Eecuniary
sense, as three years previously. In that tfi-
cnnial period Gess th4sn one-tcrth OF III Or
binary gcneration) she had gained all that
she lost OH that eveutlul day--the 9th OF DC
tober, 1871. .-. ......
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Excessive nraiss-sEoTsz.

Tie melancholy suicide Of The lfc Justice
Wi!lCs has given occasion fer mitch writing
on the abovC-nanei sul jet. and the writers,
one and all. seem to take Il for granted that
excessive mental labor was The indirect cause
Of the sad occurrence. The "nlcut2l" ASPECT
Of the case is doubtless well worthy of Cur
most careful attention. but We are by no
means satisfied that The Judges mental %hei-
ration was the result simply Of oycI-woGi.
The following facts are, we think, inpol tant:
Justice Wilcs Wax ftty-eiylt years old; he
WAS liable to govt !; he had been troubled with
symptoms reierrible to his heart, and he was
accustomed to spend great part OF bis time
in the sitting atmosphere Of law court.
Knowing this much, what ought We to infer
was the condition OF his cerebral blood vcs-
sells? And it We allow them to have been
discased-as IN the face Of these facts we
undoubtedly must-ouoht we TO he sur
priSed that lie eviGccd symptoms Of dclcc-
tive brain nutrition? The strange, altered
manner, the furgetfulness and the dcprcs.
sion Of spirits observed in the deceased
shortly before his death, are among the
symptoms which are considered character
istic Of commencing soltenlng Of the brain,
and when to these symptoms we add the
equity history there is but little room TO
doubt that there WIS Il definite physical
cause for the mental condition.
When we dogma;ize about tic effects Of
oyer-work pure and simple upon tho nutri-
ton Of the brain we are, we must confess il,
INDUCING In speculation but when we say
that equity man who has given evidence Of
heart disease has probably got diseased blood
vessels rs well (Which disease Of the blood
vessels frequently leads 10 softening Of the
brain), We Hie dealing with everyday facts
and speaking well within or knowledge
Perhaps some Br0ca Of the future may point
out for lis the exact Seat OF the lesion in these
cases, and we may be able to localize the brain
mischief Which leafs to suicide. We are
ready to admit that excessive work Of an ILL.,
nourished brain would be likely to increase
tina. state OF mal.nutrition, but we cannot
shut our eyes to the fact that but for the
common sequence Of govt, athcr0ma, and
cerebral sottening, the event which has called
forth these remarks would probably never
have happened. Taking this view of tie
matter, let US ask ourselves If medical science
could haveaver;ed the catastrophe? We have
no hesitation I'm saying that had the Judge
been willing to implicitly follow medical ad-
vice, his fate might have been at lest warded
off for time, if not entirely prevented, Had
he been willing not merely to forego all
mental work, but 70 ahjure everything which
could IN any way foster his constitutional
tendencies, that stute Of cerebral mal-nutri.
| ton which was the Indirect cause Of his death
might have been indefinitely postponcd.-
London Lancet.
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4 SINGULAR STORY.--A singular story is
ted III Il Sheffield paper Of burglary com
mitted two OF three years ago ii au old.
fashioned house III Il southern county. Tie
lady who occupied tho house retired to her
roun shortly before midnight, aud found
u,au under hGr bed, She feared ~ 80 10 the
loorapa unlock It lestth burglar should zl!s-
|ets that sic wst ai&1G: 20 summon halp anu
saapld Intercept hes, 20 quit; t!l:ie she ia!
.iewn ana teeh !ler DlGls frcln ses dressing
table. Opening fiie sacred book at flhdum,
Ii 90 happened that the chapter lighted Oh
was that containing the parable Of tho pr0dl.
gal son. Kueeling down when the chapter
was ended. she prayed aloud--prayed earn.
estly and feryentiy. She besought safety for
herself during the rerils Of the night, and cast
herself in supreme confidence OH the Divine
protection. Then she prayed for others Yho
might have been tempted into il-ioih9-
that they might be lcdfrgin evil and brought
into the fold of Clirist;taaat to such might he
youchsaied the tender mercy aud kindness
promised to ui who truly repent their sins.
Lastly, she prayed that, if He wi!lcd it, even
tonight some such sinners pisht be saved
from the wrath TO come hight, like the pro-
diga], be made 10 sec thai he had sinned, and
might SO be welcomed back with the joy that
awaits even one penitent. The lady rose ffom
her knees aud went to bed. The man got up
as noiselessly MS he could, and said: q mean
youno harm, ma'am lam going TO leave the
honsc, End thank you for payeIs.g, With
difficulty he opened the bedroom door, and-|
presently shs heard him open Il widow inau.
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NTnnfhnr Enr0IlnsSisi1iGg,

WASHINGTON, November 10.-Ihr bnFome-
ter will fall on Lakes Huron ana -aichiGan'
end thence over tho lower Lakes ana ~ ti!c
mid Ohio VALLEY, with sou;hcasterly to
so,ltbwostcrlF winds, cloudy weather, and
rin. In New England generally caaF Wca-
ther and light, variable Winds. i'll Tie M'a-
die states partly cloudy weather ana ilSi'
soulher'y winds. IL The south Atlantic
States uorthcrly winds. clearing weather,
and occasional rain. In the Gulf states
po,theasterly to sOuthcasterly HiGds, with
partly cloudy weather, extending to the
Ohio valley. In the Northwest and thence
to the lower Ohio valley, winds vcering to
nor:hwcstarl3, With cool, clearing weather.
and occasional rains Oh Monday.
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TIE RICHEST MAN IN THE WoRLD.--I

TIE RICHEST MAN IN THE WoRLD.--Ihe
Khcdlvc of Egypt r. probably the richest
man in the world. His yearly income i
80, 100000, and be has twenty-five Iicnly-
furnished palacc> within the walls OF Cairo
He is vastly more progressive than the Sui
tan, the Turkish master is rapidly extend,
in- his do.nnions, building railroads, and
makinr commercial improvements, and will
ultimately become independent of Turkish
dominion. He Is ut present making arrange
menis for the connection of railroad up
the Nile to Dongola, and thence across the
desert to Loudan, which country be will
make one OF his own provinces. 1t has been
remarked of him that 'thc Eiceroy, upon
any throne in Europe, would be the greatest
monarch of tho age" He Is not only a
prince, but merchant, capitalist, states
man. and a cuitiyaLor. He sleeps only four
hours out Of tweuty-four, and at his desk
centre bis railroads, steamship lines, tcle-
graphs, postal service, private estates, sugar
mills, cotton culture, army, navy, and civil
SLTYiCe.
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other part OF The house and drop down Into
the garden, The lady wasreceutly sitting at a
flien6's house In the north Of England, ana
while there was asked to go TO hear, In
dissenting place Of worship, administer who
was '!a reformed character" In the course OF
the sermon the preacher told all the inch
dents OF this terrible night exactly as they
occurred. .after the sermon che went INTO
the vestry. and asked him who had told MN
this story. After some hesitation ne said
that he was the burglar, but that her earnest
supp'ication and intercession sank deep INTO
his heart, and as he listened he there ana
then resolved not only to give MP his guilty
design, but to Hvea reformed life altogether
10 that resolution he adhered, and TO her
was owing whatever good he has since been
able 10 do as minister Of the Gospel.
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Statistics Of she Chicago Fire.

The prevailing idea of the extent of III"
great fro in Chicago is such a vague one,
and all the facts relating thereto are 50 ill.,
teresting In view Of the similar disaster
which we are now called upon TO notice,
that we publish below some tlbu,ated state
nleats Of tue former event which are we'll
worthy OF permanent rccord. Omitting de-:
tails for which we have no room), we OBJ
serve that the total area burned over the
city, including streets, was 1924 acres, or
very nearly three aud one-thirl square miles.
TIE number OF buildings destroyed was
1859; CT persons rendered house!ess,
$500. OF the latter more than $50 died
amid the conllagration-s sacrifices to the Mo-
loch of our modern civilization.
The following are the footings Of the
lpSaa,.
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Observation-Disclosures are now planted In
New Jersey, according to the most reliable
G,Oa0 acres with cr,nberr!tI. Two
years from now these will he IN full bearing.
Tue value of this crop the past year is esti-
mated ut about 100000. There will be
large additions made to these acres during
this year. Hundreds are now preparing to
plant, end the price of improved i'd wei as
uninl proved boys has rapidly advanced
Ftneldnd Independent.
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TCXGG.
10y Telegraph
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LoSpos, November 10.-Ihe City tiour
Mills, OIL 81. Thomas street, have been
burned. The losses are very heavy.
France.
PARIS, November 13.-BoWlcs Brothers,
the American bankers. have Suspended.
They hope to resume, paying "a per cent.
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f3y telegraph
THE ELECTIONS.
Georgia

Georgia.
SAVANNAH, November 1o.-RaTles tDen.)
Is ahead 50 votes, allowing tic precincts TO
X. heard from to bc counted Tor S!oaD.
FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH, Ga. November 1o.-Gi. patches
from Florida state that D!oXL:lm (Lcm.) Is
elected Governor.
California.
SAN FRAECIsco, November lO.-GNnts
majority thus far is 10000.
E.ouisiaNn.
New ORLEANS, November lA.-keI!ogs, for
Congress, rs far as heard from, runs 2,G00
votes behind Grant.
Texas.
New ORLEANS, November 10.-reyas is
conceded to Greeley by 10000 ma ority.
The entire Congressional delegation is gen
orally conceded to the Democrats, Gidd'nss
being the only one III doubt.
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I COMM ERgIAI.
CORR AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
SHTCIiaosD, VA, November 0, 1sf2. :
OFFERINGS,

U1rrsr- White, 2.l03 bushels. Rcd. 1,5sc hushcis.
Observation-Disclosures bushels. fellow, IL bushels.
--OsTs.-75e bushels.
EaE--2il bushels. So
wnEAT.-Whiic. 40 bushels very goof NJ =. Is
lushnIs GOOD nt Siao; IL bushels common ut 1i.5J
n.sInTs nr,mr on private terms 80 iisEirs
choice On private terms: Is bushels prime ut So 2oi
bushels fair Mt 81 so: 100 bushels on pr 'ale terms
WurAT.-I,ed. I3a bushels common at SIZE LIo
bushels vcry good at slo5: /! bushels idtr nj sl.s:
lao bushels very god at 9l,ee; s. bushels cgilnloi!
~ =, a. "a fmsbcl. common al SLG5; 176 bushels
Iir y, IN so p ff;:shcl5 q: S.ss; 1o' bushels good
.Ie: fel bushels prime on private terms 10 bisncla
on private terms-total. l.iSs.
VI ronS.N White les bushels prime old at SC; 60
bushels very good old Ut I7c.-tcta!, sla bushels
OATs.-l2 bushels very good spring at SIC.
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

Auvo the following ALBUMS sent by mall 10
aliy address OH receipt OF the price: Ess
MOROCCO POCKET ALBUMS.
Pocket Album, with tuck for twelve portraits COO.
Poke: Album, with tuck, for sixteen portraits,
fsc.
Pocket Albums, with clasp, for twelve portraits,
soc. - &%
Pocket Albums, with clasp, Cor twenty-four por-
traits. 75c. 1890
portraits, 81. -.....-----.-,.--.- go
Morocco Panel!eJ-Sidc Albums, with clasp, for
fifty portraits, Sl.sG.
Six Velvet Albums with clasp, for fifty portraits,
Sl.5o.
Morocco Albums, with picture on side, for fifty
portraits. S?.9j. -,
Morocco Album, With picture on side and gilt
rim, for fifty portrait S2.15.
Turkey Morocco , hum. with chased side, gilt,
with two c!asy>s for fifty portraits. -.
Turkey Morocco ALBUM pearl knobs, pearl inc
j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller. 1112 Min street,
oc 1as.rGwI,n Richmond.
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BALTINnEF MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Eo2euller p.-fi0nr steglv. Wheat
!irir 10 chu!ee t.rli:, and others unchanged Com
stisdy. Oats dub southern, de. pbs scksne &;
'4SGiSESl1i siEI'dsSs, fgSisr, Lard, s,esvp, Eie
,FIxt!a esll,s9l, g.: Registered, 20; aaw, ss, r.
Vas, Is >rtil tlda.
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AERfYED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, j. w. Wyatt. agent
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and Passengers. L. Is. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Psl!sade. Nelson, Norfolk merchandise
and passengers, d. II. Rogers, agent.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
CITY PUIET, Va, November 0.-Passed up,
schooners l.. +. Pharo, 4. Al. Edwards, Alice Car
;cr, and Ashland for lilchmond. Sailed, Norwegian
bark Fora light, for baltimore. Bark Maggie
Reynolds rcporten below, bound up, With railroad
iron. . 80 Gs.a.~-a<-
FORTRESS MoNnoE, November s.-PaBsed out,
Sris Glyllc: from kisEmond Tor Trieste; and brig
schooner Mary =. Turner. from Philadelphia for
Richmond. -ssg So - sss7
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND {


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 18th, mail trains on this road will run as fol-
lows
Up DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, leaves
Ryrd-StFeet station L. VI.
TIP NIGHT MAIL, rin rail- alone, leaves Byrd
street station a:!o r. ". lexcepi on Sundays.
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-S;Tee'
stIiior $40 T.. v. except on suncayS.)
U,W% DAY MAZE. rim rail aud steamer, ar
riyrs ri nyrti-sireet station al 1873 7. II.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. rig rail alone. arrives at
Bird Street station, ljO 4. VI. ic%Ccpt Oil MOh-
D0WN ACCOMMODATION TRArS nrftv cs al
proad-$ucet station s37 a. NJ except on Gun
dnrrI j.. r. u. MYERS.
l., "a General Superintendent.
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d. TeleGraDn.

NV lVNN MIME
NEW YORK, November 9.--Cottnn weak ana &c.
lower: sale, s9l ha!es. Flour 5ffl3c. lover and
less 2ct!ye: commDn 10 iair extra, S1.ICG SG.l5:
good I" ciioicc, S?..yytt'2 Whent-wnter red VEST
trn. 81 j. GEsl.6T. Corn MOI" inactive and uii-
changed. Pork firm .; Sic Lard s',.ldr. Groceries
quiet and finn. Navuls Gr1n. Frc!shts steady.
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n1nO REWARD, AND NO CUES.

SlUU r hSs A AE T Vim he gwen wen for e ~
turn Of GOLD WATCH and CHAIN taken trnm
Room 70 Ballard House. October @0th. Gold chain
heavy, ciosc-tTis:cd links. Watch medium SIZE;
back gold; white face gold hands aud steel g,
cond-hind. This rewsrd viii be paid by Colonel
Darlington on return Of watch and chain u BIN al
the Exchange Hotel. and no questions VIII be asked
Watch made by Leatherland, Davis & Co.. Liver
pool, No. lG905. no 5-I9t'
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10y Telegraph.
Alleged. E.lGorccInc1si-Ac1 Violation Ina
:, G:SSFyiG.

sAvAy$AI. November i0.--L">t evening
the magistrates AMI managers q! the late cleo
ton were arrested hy the United states COM
missioner on the aldaNit Of an Ugcechce
negro charging them with violation Of Tie
enforcement act. Tn.v were rclriscl III
giving Lond; tOr 800 each.
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T OST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK OF
IL THE RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
ROAD COMPAEY.-Sotic l. hereby given tbs,
We shall apply to the company above named oissi.'
certificates for one hundred shares OF The stock
Of said company In lien o! certificates Nos. go AMI
$40, bearing date tho 9th day OF September, ISL.
which weru issued IN The Chsi crGed Coal aud ZION
AluIug Company, and viii CHI have been lost.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
no univ Special Commissioners.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.


DOTALFIREINSURANCEC COMPANY
FL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
N.St'l Hjs....
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia. S5n"ea.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia, S59.d0o.
Shareholders personally responsible for the ubi-
CATIONS of The above companies.
Representing The above staUnch old English COM
IancS, solicit the patronage OF the public upon
Their nnlic+ton!',!e security, prompt and liberal
settlement OF al claims, ard heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & co, Agents,
No. 1lGS Main street
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S50, 100000.
Cash dividends declared Ia '!anuary of each year.
l'rvlniUms payable annually, semi-annually, and
quarterly
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
in the allied States.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
seal No HOS h1alp street.
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Weekly report from the LIT tn the eth of Sovem-
her. N72 taken from the books 1T tile city scales:
Cdhe.-Ni head sold from aEG5c.. gross.
Premium fu!tLs sold from 7hiiIGc., gross,
Shefp.-2l head solt ri Cc gross.
E,gS.--l3I head sold fruu G.Gic., gross.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
30 casks BASS'S ALE,
80 casks ALLS0P'S ALE,
so casks WIN. Youuger's EDISGBCRGH ALE,
leo c.eks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke & HID
bert's bOttling:
30 dozen PEEK FHEAN CRACKERS.
q cases Colman's d. s. Il. MCSTARD-f, J.,
Land I-n tins:
IRISH WHISKEYS.
HENNESSY and AfARETT'S BRANDIEs,
S!IEBRiES OF superior qualities,
GEISLER'S CHaMPAGNES.
We offer these goods at New Yor.; prices, with
ehts added. Also,
1000 dozrl 2-ib. and 3-h. Peaches,
Loco dozen a-b. and 3-ft. Tomatoes,
80 dozen Winsiow's Corn,
at Baltimore prices, all OF the best packers IN Batt-
more. Il, BAI!MER Il CO..
ocl So Ma!u street
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MARGEE ISTEEErGEECE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER o, Is

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER II, 1872
Sun rises $40 Mcou sets .......... a:3a
sun sels.......... 500 Hgii lidr. ........ la0
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NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON AND EDINBURGH,

Capital SloooocoO In gold; invested In the United
Stats ever SI.5cGGno: deposited with Treasurer Of
" gnG. .jo,O;0 In United Stltcs bonds
Ewing kecn appointed agents to the above-named
rtny, prepared to Issue Its policies against
ss damage by fire buildings, merchandise an
lers,l;. property Of all kinds, ON tue most nbara1
Losses eQlti:elly adjusted and promptly paid
u. y. WALKER & Co,
1cs No. lola Main street.
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Oh gooKSELLEfs md sTATIoNER,
- LILO MAENEST IsEE7I. 1880 ,-,-f
TuREEN DOOfsH A8lgTE DISPATCH OFBlCts
- y FsslsICF71fOS u.<,~X,a
kaeTrs on hand n full Tine Of all tho
rsed I'm orr pubic mud private
NV pf fbp folldHf1fg afwys IN SOCK, ana SOLO w
towcst rates liked by s;tit. BOARD OF Educafloii:
WEI;STEi15 Dictionaries. !. g.
+ = S;cGTFFEY'S RENDERS and SpELLERS, i
UayIES,S, ARITE3IE.TLCSS,s-sss s..s.-.-ssz4s1yrs
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:, MAURYrS, GEt,GRhPIIIES, - .sr1fsLs
HOLINESS HISTORY, III as
qBULLION,S .GTsAMMARS. 20
States, Ink, Paper, and Envelopes supplied al
lowest market rates. .s
j. T. ELLYSON, Bookseller. :
: oc 1s-wsswlm 1112 Nain street.
INITIAL PAPERS.
The following INITIAL PAPER, put up In neat
boxes containing q qiirc oil paper and pack OF
envelopes Will lie mailed viii any desired Initial,
10 any address, on receipt Of the price
Natipual Initial 80 cents: -aee- W. ,#"
Franklin Initial. so cents:
Eiiou Initial -four different colors OF paper aud
envelopes J, 40 cents; -~~.er0-
Foair-Wreathed Initial, co cents;
: Prize Initial (a chrome g1Veu away with every
: boxj, 80 cents. Or i've boxes for 81.
j. T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
oc ls-wSs,y1m l112 Main street, Richmond.
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DOOR AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- DONE Al THIS OFFICE
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CTRAYED from the subscriber, in fYS5SS:
~ Manchester about the Goth Of October. u.t-1a1s,
SMALL BLACK BUFFALO COW uii0ut three
years old. liberal rcwar, will lie paid for her j."
livery b. mo. mo SAT- r. y. lIoll>o%
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TOUR DOLLARS REWARD.--Lost, On
q Thursday, October Slst, between 1903 Ross
street and the Fair Grounds. or IN tho Far
Grounds, u RnSE-rORAL FROSTED-GOLD
EREASTPlE. The above reward viii be given for
the Pin Il left NJ tie OfSpatch Office. no OF.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Partnership heretofore carried on b! GUS
TAVCS 4. WALLACE and NATHANIEL HAl-
CO.. in the city of Richmond, has Ibis dy been do
solved by mutcal consent, and In filiurn the tt%l-
ness Will De Carried OH by the said GUSEAfl> a.
WALLACE on HI separate account. Nho "ilI pIy
and receive I'll debts due ard owing 10 and IF III liz
said partnership In the regular course q business.
GUSIAFUS 4. WALLACE,
NATHANIEL UAiDES.
Richmond. Va. NctnlHr 9Th, i.rp. ". .-eL"2W
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lost. STRAYE,,, 40.

'1'AkE NOTICE, THAT APPLICATION
E will be- made to tho Second Auditor Of Virgin,
for tbs renewal vi tie following Virginia rRsi,ri
honds: No. 1887. for !i.ot'; 80. S7Gl, for :jlo.
issued under act Of March l.ih l-;9. standing In
the name OF Henry ChicS, trustee for Ttouas
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-04

s74tstSf}gSfi ssst 8FsSt4 IHJCAGO. April =.
City Election in Iowa yesterday. Keokak
q Council Bluffs were carried by Republicans.
At dubuque the entire Dem. ticket was
elected.
M e ts.i CINCINNATI 2.
At the municipal election yesterday the
entire Dem. ticket elected by average major
ity Of at least 1000.
The Council stands % lem to % Rep.
Board OF Alderman Is Rep. s Dem. Board
OF Control composed wholly of Democrats.
The press unite in saying it can't be
claimed ~ partisan victory, but simply as
expression of popular disgust at tide ,fiisman-
agement Of CITY affairs-The Enquirer claims
that it is-a verdict against the administration.
AARTFoRD April 2.
--latest revised tables at the, Coarant office
from every town give Gov. Jewell 46 1856;
Hubbard H.446. Gillette 1526; Harris 3S4,
Jewels plurality 1910; minority over Ill 80.
Il Senate stands l. Rep. ts6 Dem.-Hc use
stands l3l Rep. to 10 DEM go ssg s..
The Republican majority on joint ballot is
30, last year it was II. Rep. elect Ss,crffs in 6
Counties: Dem. in 2.