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FIRE IN ALExASBsIA-.TH INsuaA NcE. :.
The FIRE last night was The burning 5of
The junk-store OF ID, Dreifus & Co. The
building belonged to Burke 4 Herbert,
and is insured for $1,000 In the AL.
exandria Fire Insurance COMPANY, and the
same amount In the Seaboard Company, Of
Norfolk. The front Of the lower floor
was occupied by s. Burnheim as a
secondhand clothing store, the stock IN
which was insured for $4,000, 81 800
OF which is IN the Lynchburg Insu-
rance Company. Most of this stock was
saved. The remaining portion Of the build.
ing was occupied by j. Dreifus s Co. as a
iunk-store, the stock In which was insured
for $1,000 in the Virginia Home Company,
of Richmond, and the City Fire Company,
Of the same city. The adjoining building,
owned and occupied by Beckham, Della.
PLANE s. Co., was slightly injured. It is In.
sured for 81 800 in the Alexandria Insurance
Company, and for the same amount in the
London. Liverpool and Globe Company.
The stock of grain and -four it contained,
which was also slightly damaged, was in
sured for 81 900 in the Virginia Fire and
Marine Company, of Richmond, and for the
same amount In the Citizens Company, of
Newark. The third story of the building
was occupied by Mr.. Charles Taylor, Jr., as
broom factory, the stock in which was par.
TALLY injured, but is insured for S700 in the
Alexandria Company.
The amount Of the insurance being, as
some say, greatly in excess Of the loss, sus.
picion this morning was directed to some OF
the occupants Of the burnt building ass the
incendiarics, and Charles GoerdeI, a. can
vasSer for Dreifus g. Co., and Herman Hoch-
stetter. clerk for S. Burnheim, were arrested,
but upon examination by the Mayor were
immediately discharged, as not one particle
Of evidence was educed that would crimi-
nate them.
AT hafpast O'Clock this afternoon an
alarm was sounded for the purpose of calling
out the Relief Hook.and- Ladder Company
to pull down the rear wall Of the burnt
building, which was found to be in shaky
condition, and which work was done in short
order Gazette, 18th.
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~ as REGALIA QrEsr1os.-Th Knights
-slpiAr Of the jurisdiction of Virginia are
S@.>!I"fahIy excited over the question OF
e~'9rln-. Richmond Commandery, No. 9,
- COMMON with all the communicates of the
''-N'!y, presume, some time ago received
-e'lfle0u, invitation from the Grand Com
4Aluery Of The State Of Louisiana to visit
-: W jurisdiction during the session of the
I"rdulaI Conclave of the Grand EncamD-
tlTA' Of he United States at New Orleans,
- o"e"nber next. The Commandery named
1M'Hs those Of the Order which reyerently
.-aTfe 10 the - clothing" worn their fathers,
~ ID any spirit Of rebellion against the
tHyL't!u(ed authority Of the Order" as
49, say, but because they claim that
rn".sc a. right guaranteed by the
=" 'i The Grand Enelmpment, passed
-, 20 1884, Upon the receipt of the in
', correspondence ensued between
w. L. >Ir William Is. Isaacs, grand COM
, M1a4eT of Virginia, and the Grand Com
n ,IUYer o' Louisiana, in which the clothing"
a4e'goh was discussed, and Richmond Com
,,-.@uu"F!, No. =, was explicitly informed that
w: Would not be permitted to appear in
Wv, ~" Orleans in December next in their old
c's. Hereupon the Commandery was
AMY ANU together TO deliberate upon the turn
.r aH' lad taken, when it was resolved to
Nine all participation in the celebration at
, ,t" Orleans, and all preparations for the
H"?' image have been discontinued. The
; utIuchon Of Virginia will therefore be
na .oi! unrepresented on the occasion for
,a',"lh>landlng there are two or three com.
i1 H., Wo Which have adopted the new rega-
~ '4ey VIII most likely refuse TO attend, out
r. >pect Tor those which adhere to the old
,ss 1t'- ftcitmoad letter in Neu York Re-
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PORT oFRIOHMoND. NOVEMBER 10, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer wyanoke. Conch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, g. w. Allen & Co. = { 1917
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk, merchsn-
disc and passengers l.. b. Tstum, sgent. -
der, to order.
Brig Johanna tAmsr.l, Elwoed, Rio de Jane!ro,
Canee, and Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Westover, Travers, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers. Powhatan Steamboat
Company.
schooner Lizzie Florence, LippIncott, New York
pia Drewry's Bluff, wood.
schooner James MCGEE, Lynch. Philadelphia pta
Schooner Ella Powell. Peterson, Philadelphia vta
Cabia Point, lumber, Curtis q Parker.
town, u. C., uia Chickalioniny, lumber. Curtis 6
Parker.
Schooner Il. B. spedden, speddeu, Washington.
Schooner Thomas and Mary, Ward, James river,
TO load oysters &C.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia Oh the l7th, steamer Mary
From Philadelphia on the 18th; schooners J. 8.
Wins, Ingersoll; and A. Il. Smyrk, Flowers.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner ". E. Tabor. Aldridge, from Richmond
At Deal on the 7th, brig Cappela, Holman. from
Richmond for London.
DISASTER.
Schooner Gerent iBr.l, Ross, from Richmonds
Va, Tor Rio Grande. with -four, Is reported by ca
BILE from Pernaalbuco via London TO be ashore at
Rio Grande and probably total loss. The Gereus
registered 81 tons, ana was quilt IN 1911 ~ JAR
ming, n. B., whence she hailed.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, November I9.-AIrived: CITY. OF
Merida, Clyde. Arrived out: b. M. H0yt
FORT MONROE. November l9.-Passed In FOR
A northeast storm prevails, and the Roads Ia full
of shipping.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1874.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-White, ,246 bushels. Red, Il % oush-
CoaS.-White, 1922 bushels. Mixed, 46 BUSH
els.
OATs.-4O6 bushels.
RYE.-26 bushels.
MEAL-24 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 16 bushels common at Sl.io;
50 bushels very good at 81 81: $50 bushels very
GOOD at ii .SS; sos bushels at $1:a6; a9a bushels
ut .2S; bushels common al Sl.Zoi 20 o"snei'
at Sl.25. Total, 1.152 bushels, -,
WuEAT.-Red, 366 bushels COMM on at Suc: ~
bushels common At sI.I5; 304 bushels ut SI.SO
40 bushels very good at S1.3S; 80 ots aeis ~
SI,27; 46 bushels nj $l.36; 40 bushels at *l.oo'
Total, ! ,102 bushels. ooo
COHN.-White 60 bushels prime new at S0c.; 200
h,scis good new ut 79c.; 80 bushels common new
MT zoe; Alo bushels very good new at SOc.; ~
bushels good new ut 7Sc.; ga bushels fair new at
TIC: 2fS bushels new At 79c.; SO bushels prime
new on private terms 10 bushels common new at
66c. 100 bushels very good new al CSC. Iotal'
l,314 bushels.
OATs-lO2 bushels good spring as Sac; ~
hushtls common Mt 55c. Teal. "a bushels.
| RYE-l2 bushels prime Ut 9oc. II bushels ut
sSc Total, 26 bushels.
MEAL-24 bushels common at SIC.
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s..ly? SEYMOUR IN THE NEW YORK HERALD
JuDGE II. W. sHEFFEY's REPLY.
STANTON, November 10, 1874.
IAe arrival Of the New York Herald con-
.in.G. the statemen: Of Bishop seymour in
:-ir:cnce 10 the refusal OF the House OF
Bishops 10 confirm his election has created
Ilea interest among the Episcopalians here.
complains Of the part taken by Judge 81.
W. >lcIiey in this matter, and speaks Of his
C"..mrnt Of him a. unfair. The retention
3: az letter by Judge Shelley on which the
g-.r-r, OF riluali.m were based is especially
'a-2p.ained OF. The Stanton Vlndscdtor Of
.y'DoTro~ will contain letter from Judge
>oeArg giving It full inside history of the
,@-: and denial Of any unfairness in the
t-': taken by him, as charged by Bishop
>"'mour.
The Abbott lron-Works, near Port Re-
i-'Ic. which have not been in operation
'.1ce The food OF 1870, by which they were
1!-cA damaged, have been recently pur.
c4l>.d BY M=Ssrs. Wyeth & Co., of Balti-
more, aud will soon be put into operation
gain. MAX
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une ,r,oneshoremen's strike.

New YORK, November 1a.-It now ioek rs
40 If the strike Of the 'longshoremen WIN
soon terminate in their favor, as the frencn
line. one OF the first to propose rednction
Of wages. has now about one hundred men
working at The old rates. 1t was necessary
ON the mar. Of the steamship company 70 ao
sshis in order to get their steamer ready 10
sail Saturday. The Atlas line also put men
r. RI. work to.day at tine old rates. The .Cunala
line liz omnromised by paying thirty-hVe cen y
per hour, The other lines stu nol4 QAEs
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w1NVs- TIaUoas, TOBACCO, dc.

GTMMERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
= VAL RYE-First premium: awaIeeaa a. o. eM snS
Fair. October 81, 1874, for purity Oh nA'of an'
GLn iMPERiAL CABINET RYE. ga ThanC
onaivged and highly recommended by State Cnem-
1T Jirs William III. Taylor.
Isl Dr., ~: fWs5fTNTRY APPLE BRANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco sso. maeata Of
turrs' use These and genera, ne srade oniy Ut
,nh iass I nv JENKINS, CAPERs g CO.,
nco 90 - No. ia south Fourteenth stree..
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News from the GOLD Coast.

LONDON, November 19.-Late adyices from
Cape Coast Castle at hand to. day say It was
rumered that King Coffee, of AshaDtee, had
been deposed, and was succeeded by his
nephew. This change would have the effect
OF uniting all tribes on friendly footing.
and restoring them to their former allegiance
to King Asbantee. ? q -
Trade on the Gold coast was at stand
shil. The general health OF the coast was
improving. Heavy rains had fallen.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, November 10, 1874.

IEO0bCCs
Roots: Ginseng, $1.aa9s1.6ss-; seneca, witaeut
'og RncSaSheat: s@3He. a h.
R,,tfsT Prime to cnoice yellow. 27@30c.; poor
20 GOOD. i56Dl &c.: common. l0412
" Room. Corr. Green. 90 $50: red, 40oc.
~, Hsdl. S6@86c. u DasheL
:. Chestn,,ts: &Z@s2.a5. 90 oao.
nrisd Fruit: Apples-Fsncy, D., SsySG.;
h-ghr 7aSc; quarters and halves, 5g3c.
Pessche,-Petlea 14@aae.; unpeele@ e(sec-
c1 sags IN Sarres as@s4c "a dozen; crates
S1 se,y virsin,a country Is Quoted to-day Fins;
Ia T56i5 supernne, s5.50@S5;7o: ezra q 600
1925 family. Ordinary run, 5oSs7.ao fancy
ora 1900 Prime nve-goose, 10000; common,
aG sSarsssa: 81 .70asl. rs u busheL -. So,
Hass: virginia Dmotny, aQs.Gsl. oas c4oSef'
f9 Sgts: Baled. $4,000. "a 100 Ms
Posataes: lris.a, 50G60c, oushei'
Lard: Country. 15c.
Rae: DOC. "a bushel.
Sumdc 5r.Gsl.
Saueks: 60970c.
RaIsd r,tra1: i5@atc.
1dlr 10: 6Gl7e. ~ D. ,oshao a563Oc.
Cement. Lime. Plaster, DC. ,.,ns.
cement: resemble, sa@s2.lo . barrel oails'
Riysss s - asTssaiiafi. loe busasl virgins
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Insurance suit Decided.

NEW YORK, November lS.-The SUM- Oh
Colonel Bunk and General Estes, OF LeAlng'
ton. N. G., against the Niagara, Germana'
Hanover, and Republic insurance companies,
for All. 600 insurance on premises burned 10
1874 in the Supreme Circuit Court, resulted
to-day in q verdict for the plaintiffs. Judge
BRADY granted the plaintiffs five per cent. al
loxx "a
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, DE.

Among the articles tor sale are some Of the lines,
WATCHES known In Europe anu A sIatdaS 81 r
u Adams. Pateck PHILIPPE, Jules Emory tquarter
secondj Brilnan, David Taylor, Faystte ssratG ms
m.Eas FOO numerous to mention; magn1acent
n1IIAMoHbs in settings Of rare and costly work
manship SOLITAIRE BUTTONS, ELUSJEsEs saa
s9 IharTTAYsT. TO ToPaz, BLooDsT0NE, ONYX,
PEARL, aud PLAIN GeLp asg reas. many nayte ssss
~ IN u hhCELETS; OPERA, VEST, GUARD; ana
GGHaTELAINE CHAINS. very fne !, i 1927 o.
SHIFT and SLEEyE-BUTIONs, piNs, - L SSW-
TfRY 10 not forget the place. Inc greatest
Measure taken In showing goods ut oe,.o
% " II Fourteenth street,
o,,m under Exchange Hotel.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 49, oon.-Stocks active
Money, 3x. Gold, Ill. Exchange-Long, 4S6h;
short, 4s9H Governments active. States dull and
lower.
Erentng.-Money in fair demand at 3h94 per
cent. Sterling closed much frm"r at 4S5h. Gold
hrm at 1l1b@1l14. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet and nominal.
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Me, zen completed, the Third.street African
fss 'uo0l't Episcopal church will be one Of
T,,t t''sl attractive buildings in the city,
''ts""lo"d Rccleu.
II, ~ ABOVE Is fact, and is highly eredita.
"'' Our cologed citizens.
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BiITTMOHE sfARgErr.

BALTIMORE, EoTernber 10. Flour Sa,et ana an
changed iWheat- Western, duil /; sOssnefn. firTn.
Oats dull southern. 629BSc. ProyisIsns stfona.
but aniet under limited recetpts Mess poyk, x4l.
shouidersSery scarce att GzS1 0kc.f Wkiskeyan
efOeaffey sIuiet q - a.
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Chattanooga Municipal Election

CHATTANOOGA, November 1s.-The hardest
fought political contest known here for years
came of to-day at the municipal election.
James (Repubiican) was elected Mayor ~
s17 maiority-a gain of Is over Maynasqs
majority in the State election.
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CIyCTNEATf N ARx ETs.

ErScrsEATT. November i o. : Flour stesasys corr
ssm and hisher: earr 66@6Se.; sheileo Zee
steam held at $50. spot. Bacon nrm and searce:
shoulders. S1@9Rc.; clear RIB, 49,; cIeaSfl 46
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Drounesa..

foRTsRoVrH, N. H., November tg>-Four
intoxicated fishermen, returning to their
sessel To-Day Ia small boat, wese brownies,
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, November l9, 1874.
Prices for all grades of tobacco continue very
srm and outside prices are obtained for all bright,
sweet filters and wrappers. The breaks and offer
ings, especially of desirable grades, have fallen on
considerably. We continue our quotations:
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sT. LOUIS MAsKFTs.

ST. LouIs. November Il g.-sTIour gale. and uss-
Ghanget. Corn Mgher; No. iafaed 74Ee7gr.
FORK hfm at x2e. cast. RzcdD- Nethlpg doing.
LARD astifeand frrs AZ 12Hc. III 81 4.
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The following Is a comparative statement Oh .As
inspections, deliveries, and receipts o. NOa.oo'
gethsr with stock on band, Ut 'he sineicht 80 ~.
houses in the city for the pasI TWO "eeAs anu '-s
same time laSt year:
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wv Al. SMITH Is AUTHORIZED ~ ~
act as my AGENT 10 eondn Y the a9I we
business st the Ho ld .S,' fos Cash a oaIy
DEN la is aaa 'opes aau j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO; November r3--piour quiet ana nm
Ssanged Com advanced and I'm fah demand: No.
new No. mixed. 21c. Lard In good demand.
pors active aud Higher efosiBg qdiets WHiskeY
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 19.-Virgtnia 6's, peelers,
As. West Virginia's, IL. Bid to-day. North caro-
lina's unchanged.
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LoUIsYILLE MARKRrs

LoUIsvrnLer November ig.-Brsafsfr mn,
changed. PORK nnchan1ed. BacouI Ndar befci.
sugar-cure9 hams. l2sel3kc Layd--Iter Il 90
l4hc-; keE, ls0l5 Whiskey, 2Sc. y ~ -
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, November 10, 1874.
sALEs.-$100 Virginia consols sold at 54H. 100
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CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are offering great bargains In
DRESS GOODS,
many of which are cheaper than at any time before
or since the war.
BLACK SILKS,
some of which are being sold below the cost Of ina
portation.
COLORED SILKS
In all the new and desirable shades introduced this
season.
CAMEL'S HAIR,
for PoLoSAIsE, at all prices.
We call special attention to our very large and
superior stock of
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS.
Our stock in MOURNING GOODS Is large and
complete.
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
a very large assortment and elegant patterns, at
remarkably low prices.
CARPETS, RUGS, and DRUGGETS.
CASSIMERES,
~
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YSrRNITURE.-I have aow on hand a

EUhN1XUhE.--,1 Havo nUn % Oo.. 1919 san. 10 "a
stock of EIJRNITUR Re that have ever offered D.
10 the pubiie-mueh of which has just been set.
up in my warerooms. Having had much expert
ence I'm the auction business, j win furnish new
aIrut Suits from ten to fifteen per cent less tnan
they generally sell for fsecond-hanll az auction
sales parties should not buy until they know my
prices. &c. GATHKI6HT, No. 10 Governor street.
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JAMES E. BRAGG, col corner Sc. "A
y cond and Broad streets, has now on hand
Of PAKLOR, CHAMBER, and DtNlNG-kQOM
FURNITURE Chamber Suits from $50 10 $500;
ParIOr Suits from $50 to $500. These goods am
Offering mt reduced prices lower than ever. Cane
and Wood-Seat Chairs q speciality. Shpck and hair
Mattresses always on hand and made to ORDER az
any time. Repairing, and chairs cane~scateds and
furniture packed for shiofnent. oc 20-3m 3
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BY TEL EHRAPH. I
Latest News from Washington.
Late Weather H,epo,r Z.

IL ~Asr W<sSaaCA dk&EOEhs 'fs
s.tsR Especial telegram 10 the DispatehJ II
/ WAsnISdTes, d. c., November 20-1 A. al
For the Middle States, Increasing cloudiness
with easterly or sontherly winds on the coast
falling barometer, no decided change In tenn.
|perature, and light rain or snow. ',.
Associated Press telegran.I !.
WASHINGTON, November 19-TP. M.--For
the South Atlantic and Gulf States, gene.
rally cloudy weather with rain will prevail,
with northeast to northwest winds, low
temperature, and slight changes in the b.
rOmeter. @
/ For New England, the northern portion
OF the Middle States, and the Lower Lake
region, cold and partly cloudy weather, with
variable winds and stationary or falling ba.
rometer.
For the canal region of New York the
temperature will fall below freezing during
the night. -
REVENUE STATISTICS.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CoMMIs.
SIONER. i.
hfCElf1S FhOlM ~IOBACCO OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
THE ACTUAL PRODUCTION OF MANU-.
FACTURED TOBACCO OVER TWO MIL
LIONS OF POUNDS IN EXCESS OF
ANY PREVIOUS YEAR.
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY RESULTS.
Continuance Of the ssLeaf Clauses" In
the Revenue Law Urged.
TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM STAMPS ON
BANK.CHECKS, &C., &C.
GRAIN-DI STlLLERIES IN VIRGINIA.
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FURNITURE.

T D. LAKEWOOD, $40 BRoADm
u STREET, between Third and Fourth. u.
In addition to my large stock am daily III
purchased for cash ut the best factories East
and West. This enables me 10 compete with
any house this side Of New York III REGARDS
prices and terms. no l3-3m
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sOO PIECES HEAVY KENTUCKY
CUV JEANS, all colors al csc. worth SOC.
large assortment of latest styles London Smokes
and Scotch Plaid Prints at 12Hc.; all other stand.
ard Prints Including side-bands, at &C.; warrant
goods, such as Ladies Dress Goods, Cloths CASH
meres, Satinets, Flunnels, Blankets Coverlets,
Shawls, BIeached and Unbleached Sheeungs and
low prices at - l.. LiGaLENS,IhlNS,.
oc27 17O5 ana l1Of FRANKLIN street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 80, 1874
sun RISES. 704t Moon sets.......... 2.43
Sun sets. 446 High tide. LAO
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, LO0K-M
II ING-GLASsEs. A full line Of the above ka
iosds Of every description on hand. PsItiHslEI
NJ before ptrehasing. Goods win be soda, II re-
NH ed, by weekly OF nessbiy instaimenS as cheap
As they can be bought sron any house IN me etty
Ssscash COVE Please ncEe the address
'"e ~ - - WILLIAM DAEEROH,
an oa-am 1888 MStn street.
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THE A CTUAL PRODUCTION OF MANU-.
FACTURED TOBACCO OVER TWO MIL
: LIONS OF POUNDS IN EXCESS OF
ANY PREVIOUS YEAR.
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St. Andrew wants to keep thanksgiving.
day because Butler was defeated.
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SsKY sNAkss
GORDON & CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
(SOvEMBER 17TH,)
NKY &0DB6

are opening NEW GOODS every day:
DRESS GOODS of all styles and colors cheaper
than ever.
CLOAkS and SHAWLS;
RIBBONS, SCARFS, SASHES-new and pretty q
new lot Of beautiful STRIPED COTTON HOSE
for ladies and children;
ALPACAS Of choice brands
CASHMERFS, DIAGONALS, and all other STYLES
Of BLACK DRESS and MOURNING GOODS
CASSIMERES, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and
DOMESTIC GOODS.
They invite q call from old friends and CUSTOM
crS. no 10
COURTNEY & POWELL have just re-.
ce!ved this day large and handsome stock of
CLOTH CLOAkS, beaded and plain also, many
desirable
DRESS GOODS
In Navy Blue, Plum, and all the popular shades.
mole SIS BROAD STREET.
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letter from SVauntOn.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
..;4yF SEYMOUR IN THE NEW YORK HERALD
JGDGE II. ". SHEFFEY'S REPLY.
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in Westminster Abbey, There are
some men dawn IN Tennessee VII w.nld
like to see Andrew johnson applying
tr the niche, but w stc fl Mark
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jewellers il crystal palaces should
refrain ir"m the propulsion Of irrcgu-
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man, tho sexton.
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second winter under the same rpes. She
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