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DAILY DISPATCH VOL. XXXVII. RICHMOND, VA., MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1869. NO. 78. T HE Ms PATCH. BY COWARDIN & ELLYSON. CASK?TVVATUART.Y IX ADVANCE. The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to subscri ber* at kivtkkx ci'.nts per week, payable to the carrier weekly. Mailed at $(? per annum; for Mi months ; .Go. per month for a shorter period. The SKMl-WKKKL Y DISPATCH at *3 per an num. or Jl.50 for si* months. The WEEKLY DISPATCH at f2 per antinm. RAILROAM. / illKSAPKAKE AND OHIO RAIL V ROAD SUMMER SCHEDULE On and after the .*?TH .11 NK. HM?. the M Ml. TRAIN will run dally between Richmond and White Sulphur springs. Leave Richmond at s A. M. and arrive at \Ybite Sulphur Springs at sj 1*. M. Leave White Mdpliur Springs at 5 A. M. and arrlveat Richmond ill y.ao P. M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char lottesville and Richmond on MONDAYS, WED NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Loaves Char lottesville at 4 A. M.. and arrives at Richmond at A. M. Leaves Richmond at 3:30 p. M., and arrives at Charlottesville at ? I'. M. ! lie MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsville and Cti rlottosvlllo with trains on Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washlng i n. Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox vlile. ' hattitliooga. McmphK New Orleans, Mont mcrv. Mobile. Ac.: at Staunton with stages f,r w'cyer's Cave, Harrison burg anil Augusta springs : d Goshon with stages f< r Lexingto.; N'a t:;,j bridge, Rockbridge Alum Springs, ('oh gui. 1 j.hi i spring' and Rockbridge Maths; at Millboro1 w stages for Rath Alum and Warm Springs ; ft C. viiigton with stages for Hot and flealTng Springs : at Alleghany with stages for Old Sweet ,1.1 Red Swtel Springs; and at White Sulphur S].i me- with stages for iialt Sulphur Springs, Lew is iirr. Charleston. ,tc. JAMES P. NETHER LAND, lc Of General Ticket Agent, >1 CUM OX I) AND YORK RIVER \ RAILROAD LINK-FOR BALTIMORE, ?nil NORTH. AND NoRT'H WEST?CHANGE , ?y x (1V1?1 I ? I-?? -I > A ?I - Y (E X C.^PT SUN I>A YS). c .11 ; ml . ti r TUESDAY. 8th of .lu.*?o, passengers ;,r Haiti mo re and all points N'ortli .Mid North w. -t will like the passenger train from .'hedepot of the l.lchinnnd and York River Railroad .at Richmond 'or ?Yo?t Point, where thev taki- the ft .aim r ADMIRAL, Captain L. C. Phkkman. ,.r KI N NKMKC. Captain A. H. Kkkk.max,?both i t'll Ong been put in llrst-rate order?reaching K.iU ooore the following morning hi time to con ic ? t ?iil!: Uw trains for Philadelpliia, New York, West. Returning, the boats leave pier No, - ? ; t-Strec! v. harves, foot of Rarrv street, dally (cm ? Sundays) at 4 o'cUvk P. M.. passengers arriving in Richmond at 12:15 P. M. the following ,; ,\ in time to connect with the express train on'the Richmond and Danville railroad for Dan % . ami all points on that road : Greensboro", Salif irv. < harlottc, A<\. N. ( olumbla, s. C.? and ;ill points South. PASSENGER TRAIN hams Rh'liuiond dally (except Sundays) at 1 o*eh<ek P. M. : leaves West Point dally (except Mondavs) at 10:10 A. >L THOMAS DODAMEAD, !?? 8 Superintendent. Ci 31M ER AR It AX GE 31 EXT TO THE C N111:'1 ti, east, ;iioi "WEST, via the Rieh im>inl. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, earning the United States mall twiee dally. Kle g.int i .ir- w it2i new patent sleeping-chairs on all rhi through tralnson this road arc now i n from the depot corner of Myrd and Eighth Mm t -V U?11 *j?v?*s i I) DVY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Kb hmond dailv at 11:15 A. M., arriving in Wash ington a; 0:?5 Is. M., connecting with the early aft" rnoon express trains for the North, East, and West. Th' NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ' ..nit :ir- m itli the new patent skoplng-chv'rs ;i11:i? *:??< 1. h-aves Richmond dally (Sundays excep," i-iiat -:13P. M.. arrtvlng in Washington at 6:10 A. v.. connecting with the early morning trains for the North. East, and West. I'. 'h .-'I E \ MEKS -top at Alexandria each way. Tie \i (nM>I<?I)ATK?N TRAIN for Mil ford arid all way -stations leaves depot corner broad and i Iglr.h- reels at 4:oU P. M. Returning, arrives at 8:3ii A.M. t hrone! tickets and through baggage checks to all principal points. For i iirth'-r inf rmation and through tickets, np ? ? tiie otllee of the i ompany, corner Broad and It. tit ti -t reels, sho.koi' Hill, and at the ticket of ticc corner Itvrd and Eighth streets. J. It. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent, s v>irki. Ri th. Sup rinteiidcnt. my 4 ] ?1 < 1131UN D AND PETERSBURG S ( ?: \ 11 1{I?AI? "n and after MONDAY, May . tin train- of iliis road will be run as follows : I ivc Richmond .it l V. 3!. and 2:35 J'. M. !.' :i\c Petersburg at i':f,e A. M. and ti:50 P. M. \( i 1 ?M M< >J>.\ TP ?N" TRAIN*, with passenger . r ? ttlo'hed. will lea v Riehmond ilaily at 3:45 J*. M. > i Petersburg daily at 7 A. M. (Sundays ex C jded). lie i \. M. train will ii"t leave Richmond on hsys. an I the C: 50 P. M. train will not leave Pe !? r.-ourg oil Mindays. I' ? ii. ? i - t'-r Norfolk will take the 2:351*. M. t! in "ti ami a Her August the lltli luslaiit. Mac gagt checked through. iia p nger foai'h attached to the eoal train "Ml! 1' .* \. Clover Hill at; A.M.. and. returning, ? ? Richmond at 2:4>i P. M. ou Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays. THOMAS H. WYNNE, ap 1" Superinteiideut. j > U l'31( >Nf) AX1 > I >AX V ! I.I.E KAI L !\ R"\D (TIANGK "F SCHEDULE I'll ;! a b e >Vil L'DAY. May ImJU, the PAS ! N' ? I R Tit A1NS > ;i tld- road will be run as fol (. lis.; M"! st. LYNUlbURG PASSENGERS leave Richmond dally (except Sunday) at 8:45 A. l! : arrive at Burkeville at 12:02 I*. *.M.. making i ' Tim lion- with trains on ilie Southside road ; Farm villi'. I.Yiichburg, Jtri-tol. Kuoxvllle, Na Inille. Memphis, ie., Ac. THROUGH MAIL VNDI XPR!? lea v- ?> Rleliuiond daily at 2:40 1*. vi.: leaves Danville <laIIj* at P:40 P. M.; arrives at ? ii- -..ro" daily at 1! :f>'- P. M.. making close eon i t jo.i - for all iations on t lie N"i*t Ii < 'arollna road both East and West of Green boro', Charlotte, ' .:i ?: t. \ugtista. and all points South. E.'.sT. THROUGH MAIL AND EX lea\es Greensiioi'"" dally at 1:43 A. M.; m D niville ilailv at 4:"1 A. M.': arrivesat Ricli n "el daily at lo.f.s A. M. I. Y N ( 11MURG PAS Nh. R'>'lea vi biirkeviiie daily (except Sundays) ii.:! P. M.: arrive at Richmond at 4:0" P. M. '' rough tick't- can be procured at tlie ticket of ;i: Richmond t" all import-ant point- South and le-L and at Greensboro' auu Danville to all i i.uts North. East, and West. T1IOMAS I>I >1) A MEAD, my 28 Superinteiideut. HARDWARE. ETC. ( CARRIAGE AN1 > W AGUN' ll ATE V l; I \ L-._H UBS, S P O Iv E S, FELLOES; -! IA l"I S. poLKS. Ac.: ? 1 *liI NGS, AXLKS. HuLTS, BENDS, CLIPS ; I i Vi ilKK ENAMELLED CLOTH, for t p.-, curtains. cushions, Ac.; ?! u general Mock of materials lor making d repairing all kind.- of vehicles. For sale low y 11. L. WILLIAMS. Healer 111 Hardware ami Carriage .Materials, No. lilt Maiu street, near Fifteenth street, .-(? 27? dAswim l/< >R BUGGY aTt RONS, STORM I CL'?TI!S. AO.-ENAMELLED RUBBER i >'1'II ?. oft, strong, and duratde; folds castlv, add i-not erin k in cold nor stick together In . i: weather. For Carriage, Buggy, nut) Wagou* ! - it 1 an ? xeeileut mib.-tltute for ieatlieri whioti , ?-civ resembles in appearance. For sale bv ft. L. WILLIAMS, * 1 1> r in Hardware ami Carriage Materials, No. list .Main street, near Fifteenth street, i lm _ | } v it I) W A R WATlvlNS, COT ? 1 1RKI.L .v C*'. offer to merchauts, farmers, 1 i i ? ebanlcs. the largest, cheapest, and best as- | Me,i stoek of II Alt DM A EE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, Ac., Iris ever been their pleasure to do before, and ?ekan i \ uiiitiatloii ot their stock ami prices. iri agent* for GUM BELTING andPACK IN', .i. i ANKER BKAXDHoLTING CLoTHS. WATKINS. COTTiiKLL A CO., - i7_,tin 13D7 Alain street, Richmond, Va. He li AKDWAKE AND CUTLERY. W. S. DON NAN' A SONS a a receiving from the manufacturers their fall stock of 11 A RI >\VA R E, CI TLER V, Ac. in'all the leading articles In our line, as \XE>. SHOVELS, and SPADES; I VBLE ami ROCKET CUTLERY, HORSE-SHOES and NAILS, STEEL, KORE, CAS'I ings, Ct M ami LEATHER BELTING, building hardware, !,l. A < K s MIT lis* and CARPENTERS' TOOLS, j ' h- 1 oi k 1- very full and complete ; and we are ' i to sell ail these goods as low as any house tlx country. W i t, ??I'cctfully solicit merchants, mechanics, ?ntia. t?m . ami others wanting hardware, to fa ;"f u, v.itij u Cau. W. S. DON NAN & SONS. Iron Building. Governor street. '?it nmom). September 17. 1800. se 17?2w H E H I XG .n A < IEIN TilL IMPROVED SINGER FA MIL Y SE WIN G-MACIIINE in-.. will ?' M, FELL,RRA ID. EMBROIDER, GATHER, TUCK. BIND. , , Sew with eijual faellitv the ? b'HTI -TOR THE HEAVIEST FABRIC. SIMPLE, DURABLE. AND EASILY MAN \GKD. CALL AND SEE IT. ?'1 r.DLES, OIL SPOOL CoTTON', LINEN, SILK, Ac., AC.. ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY, for sale at H3 Main btkejst. Richmond, Va. C. SHAFFER, ' fal agent for Virginia and North Carolina. . 7' - -Iuj Shw I NG .MA( JIJN>:.SGE AEL KINDS . paired, tjusloat elliptic sew '? machines bought and sold. We soli "tdx PROPER NEEDLES for the SI.OAT >J-I-lj'Tl(; MACHINES. SLOAT A ALDINGTON. -1 I4R> C'ary atreet. near Fourteenth. LOANS. [ < 'ANH N EGO T I A T E D ON CITY REAL ESTATE. ? E. B. XEWBUBN, h''a| Ft ale Agent and Auctioneer. ??the National Bank of Virginia building, [so 11?3 in] ;\ 1 VERSARY CELEBRATION. - i.iti.:,.,' ""tli o that the Good Shepherds of ?r r in". vvlil t,ir" ollt "" MONDAY, Septeiu ;.??: be down Broad to 'IVentv-flfth street, a;_l {* 10 itreet, and down to our httli. PRY UOODN. rjRAND OPENING ox TUESDAY the 28th day of se p t e m n k r , iheo, AT "THE DRY GOODS STORE," SO. 027 R It O A D STREET, (third door above the Theatre). The public In general will please take notice that our display of FALL DRY GOODS will be larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy ing all goods STRK TLY FOR CASH, arc at all times enabled to sell BARGAINS; and while we have now In stock a complete assortment of every thing usually found In a first-class storo call the PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF THE LADIES to the following, which we are offering as SPE CIALTIES, and REMARKABLY CHEAP : FRENCH BOBAUrC TWILLED POPLINS, double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures; TWILLED PARIS POPLINS, most all colors, at only 75c. worth $1 per yard ; SOLID-COLORED ALPACA POPLINS, various shades, only soc. per yard ; STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOON J only 20c. per yard. BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, at prices to still all* BLACK ALPACAS of every price and grade Imaginable; EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOS, all colors; EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really a good article, at #1.25; 1,000 yards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very cheap. ALS O, have on band a splendid assortment of WHITE GOODS, such as IRISH LINENS, PLAIN, STRIPED, and CHECKED CAMBRIC and NAINSOOK MUSLINS. Also, a ppleiidld stock of WHITE, RED, and GRAY PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS; OPERA, PLAJN, and PLAID FLANNELS, all colors. A heavy supply of MEN'S WEAR, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, MELTONS. BEAVERS, TRECOT, KEN TUCKY JEANS, FULLED CLOTHS, &C. An endless variety of HOSIERY. GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS. SOMETHING NEW. CORSETS A LA PANNIER at $1, warranted whalebone. PLAID SHAWLS, BROC1IE SHAWLS. NOTIONS, JET JEWELRY, EMBROIDERIES, and a LITTLE OF EVERYTHING lhat is generally found in a regular dry goods store. All we ask Is a call. IIIKSI1 & GUGGENIIE1MER. SALESMEN*: W. C. Kean, J. 11. Chenery, and W. II. Gordon. Closed on SATURDAYS. sc 25 ' OOK AT TJIE ATTRACTIVE LIST j OF NEW GOODS AT J IT L I U S M E V E R 1 S, 003 BitOAO STIIKET. JUST OPENED, A largo lot of SILK and SATIN RIBBONS, some very wide and rlcli, lor sashes, bows, etc.?ex tremely beautiful; A fine assortment of PARIS CORSETS ol' most admirable shape and texture; A full line of BLACK and COLORED VELVET RIBBONS; A consignment of HEAVY, RICH DRESS SILKS. black and colored, deserving special attention: A few pieces of SCARLET, CHECKED, andothcr handsome FLANNELS;" also, PLAIN WHITE, RED, AC. ; A lot of NEW CALICOES, with other DOMES TICS, such as BLEACHED and UNBLEACH ED CANTON FLANNELS, BEDTICKINO, TOWELLING, SHEETING, SIIIRTI N G, Ac., Ac.: An assortment of BLACK ALPACAS; also, some COLORED of great beaut v; .DELAINES, MERINOS, SERGES, Ac., Ac.: Aitotber supply of those EXTRA BARGAINS In FINK LINEN SHIRT-FRONTS, embroider ed. French-woven, and plain. Other NEW GOODS are OPENING DAILY now at JULIUS MEYER'S, so 25 603 Broad street. 0 UK STOKES "WILL BE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY, September 15, MONDAY, September 20, MONDAY, September 27. Otherwise, wo will keep open as usual. Wo are RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK, and OFFER INDUCEMENTS IN ALL KINDS of SEASONABLE GOODS, and solicit a call from our friends and the public generally. About the 1st of October we will remove from 315 Broad Htrcet to the corner of Broad and Sixth streets. WILLIAM THALHIMEK A SONS, 315 Broad street, and 1513 Maiu street, sc 15 EzckiePs old stand. FkUCKWALL & KOUSS, JJ NO. 1206 MAIN STREET. AUGUST 30, 1860. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS ! Received per steamers Albemarle and Isaac llell vcrv handsome shipments of AUCTION BAR GAINS, embracing In part beautiful Switches at 30c.. the best British-wove Ilose, the genuine S. B. Corset at #1, beautlftil Black Crape Collars at 25c., cheap at 75c. ; elegant Initial Note Puper and Envelopes, Sash and Nurrow Ribbons, Gents'Pa per Bosoms ai 5c., the best Linen Bosoms for gen tlemen at 40c. worth 75c.. Dress Goods, Domestics, Fancy Articles, and Notions of all Wads, au 31 , DEYGOOOH. -pALL AND WINTER, 18(59. 4 CA RDOZO, ALSOP & FOURQUItEAN are now receiving their stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ?* V and respectfully solicit a call from their friends and the public generally. 8. W. PRICE, JOHN 0. CHILES, JACK TEMPLE, E. P. LYONS, and R. G. CARE, are with us, and would be pleased to sco their friends and acquaintances. sc lfl?3m CXOTHING. 'ALL AND WINTER^ STOCK. J01IN LATOUCIIE, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. l Exchange Block, Fourteenth street, has received and opened bis NEW GOODS for the FALL AND WINTER SEASON, and Invites Ills former patrons and Hie public to an examination and selection, promising prompt attention, good fabrics, and satisfaction to the customer In price, style, and fit. ' sc 85?lm PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. Just received, the choicest and largest supply of MEN'S, BOYS', and YOUTHS' CLOTHING; DOESKIN, CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES, lor tailoring. Also, a full supply of FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, and UMBRELLAS, at JULIUS KRAKER'S, so 21 Merchant Tailor, 1517 Main street. Foil THE LARGEST STOCK OF FA LU. AND WINTER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS, IN THE CITY CALL AT 1300 MAIN STREET. E. 11. Sl'KNCE .1 SON, po 23 Merchant Tailor?. F OR THE LARGEST STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS IN THE CITY CALL ON E. 11. SPKNCE & SON, Merchant Tailor?, 23 1300 Main street. M ORRIS NELSON. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 1125 Main street, Is receiving the largest stock of goodsever brought to till? city, consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, anil VESTINGS, to be made up in the best style and at very LOW rates by cutting down high prollts. Special attention is paid to getting up garments adapted to the needs of mechanics and laboring men. Durability in fabrics, strength in work manship, and stylish cut, make up an attractive combination. Add to these meritorious features low price and fair dealing, we feel sure of winning every time when patronized by appreciative customers. 1 am in need of I'ANT HANDS. None need apply except the very best, accompanied with a sample of work. N. It.?To Hie ofllcers and members of the Me tropolitan Police force I would say I have just re ceived tlie best of J'.Ll'E CLOTH and DOESKIN and OVERCOATING ; full suits of which I propose to make up upon liberal terms. Give inc a call. se 22?cod tin * plOTUlSO;,. \J (KAVAlN iV?EEVSe and for'saloby of all the l*"*1 stylC>{lTUTilE street. 6el? I 7 ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING I860 AND 187 0. We have Just received our FALL and WINTER stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. ALL NEW GOODS, AND OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. DEVLIN'S, 1007 Malu street (opposite the pest-offlce), RICHMOND, VA. [sc 17?Sin] NEW r CLOTHING. NEW CLOTHING. BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER is now receiving bis FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF CLOTHING, including FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds. FOR NEW CLOTHES GO TO T. S. BALDWIN'S, CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS, [se 15] FURNITURE, Ac. IUI RN ITUKE, MATTRESSES, Ac. 1 H AH WOOD Je HITTER, opposite the post otllcc. Main street, are uow prepared to manufac ture to order any stvle of FURNITURE and MATTRESS. Wc have now on hand the most elegant stock of CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DINING-ROOM FURN ITURE that has been seen in Richmond for many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought at our establishment from $35 to $(UX). MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS of all styles made to order, and warranted as represented. As the prices of most other goods are coming down, we have reduced the price of every article In our line, and are now selling about as low as we did before the war. All in want of FURNITURE or MATTRESSES can make money by examining our stock before buying. We have goods to suit the rich or the poor. HARWOOD & RITTER, opposite the post-office, Main street, se 13?3m Richmond, Va. BANKS AND BANKERS. ' AVINGS BANK. THE RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY, their SAYINGS DEPARTMENT, receive onev on deposit, on which they pay INTEREST, bey "would respectfully call tne attention of all iving Idle money to this department. Office, No. 1202, corner of Main and Twelfth roets. J. B. DAVIS, President. Dikkctobs : J. B. Davis, J. A. Belvln, Joseph all, L. H. Frayser, W. J. Smith, R. O. Haskiua, W. Doawell, and W. W. Crump. Jy li?sm 1 Btchmoml gtspitfch. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1SGO. THE CIRCULATION OF THE " DISPATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS PAPERS OF THIS CITY. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. LEE ft GODDIN will sell at 3 o'clock a framed dwelling containing four rooms, on the south side of Baldwin street, Adams's Valley. FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at 5 o'clock a three-story brick dwelling on the south side ol" Broad street between Jefferson and Madison. RICHARDSON ft CO. will sell at 12 o'clock, In front of Uenrlco county court-liousc, that vain* able farm known as '-Green. Meadow Planta tion," on the Richmond and York River rail road, about tcr, mllcg east of Richmond. THOMAS KKESEE will sell at No. 1.317 Main street, commencing at 10 A. M., elegant household furniture, carpets, ftc. LOCAL MATTERS. ^ HECONSTTttCTIOii ,T RICHMOND COLLEGE? Extensive Improvements.?The next ses slonJ?1 Richmond College will commence nn Friday next, October 1st, with a cata logue of about two hundred students and other most promising auspices. During the Present vacation extensive improvements have been made in the buildings and grounds, which not only add greatly to the good looka of the premises, but will also conduce very much to the comfort of the professors and students. In the first place, the garden on Franklin street has been thrown into the lawn, which is now a perfect rectangle, GSG bV 310 feet, extending from Broad to Franklin street. Then, the out-houses, which have hitherto disfigured Hie campus, have been moved and placed in positions where tliev will be not only less unsightly, but put to better uses. One of these,.which has been newly shingled and otherwise improved, will be occupied by the students for the ministry; a large dining-hall, storeroom,and dormito ries. superseding the old cramped accom modations. Another has been fitted up asa wood-house, and still another for the use of the servants. Other improvements on the premises cannot be here enumerated, but will be appreciated by the students, who have long felt their want. The main building is now in the hands of carpenters and painters for renovation. The dormitories, which, by the way, are the largest and most comfortable we ever saw in a college building, will all be newly white washed and put in perfect order. One will be handsomely fitted up for the use of the Chairman of the Faculty, and two others, in the basement, have been thrown into one, making a very desirable lecture-room for the use of Professor Curry. The other lecture-rooms have also received attention, and the arrangements have been made by which, in future, the chapel will be used only for religious purposes. An excellent and substantial fence now encloses the grounds ; a carriage-wav will be opened through the campus to allow the passage of vehicles from street to street.; and the professors' houses will bo repaired. President Jones's house will be taken pos session of by Professors Harrison and Ilai ris, and Professor Purvcar will retain his former residence. To the last-named gen tleman the friends of the college owe a debt of gratitude for the very cllicicntmanner in which the work of reconstruction (here briefly sketched) has been carried on. lie brought to the task a heart full of love for the institution, a sound judgment, and un tiring industry ; and what he has accom plished will surprise everybody who docs not know the man. The Faculty of Richmond College now consists of B. l'urycar, Chairman anil Pro fessor of Natural Sciences ; J. L. M. Curry, LL.D., Professor of English: Edmund Harrison, A. M., Professor of Latin and French; II. 11. Harris, M. A., Professor of Greek and German; Edward B. Smith. M. A., Professor of Mathematics: Edward K. Murray, M. A., Tutor in Lai in, Mathema tics, and English ; and G. Morris Nicol, In structor in Book-Keeping, Penmanship, & c. Mayor's Court?Mayor Chahoon pre ding.?Sally Johnson (colored) was brought up charged with threatening to kill Nancy Seott. She was discharged. William Henry Quarlcs (colored), charged with trespassing on the premises of and using abusive language to \V? L. Monta gue, was called, and ease continued till to day. David Robinson and Calvin Medley (co lored), charged with lighting and using pro fane and indecent language on the street, were fined two dollars and lift v cents each. Thomas Stone, charged with drawing a razor on William Alexander and threaten ing to cut him with it, was discharged on payment of costs, Elizabeth Hamilton, charged with steal ing two blankets from Mr. O'Kccfc, was called, and case continued. Mrs. Malony and Mr. and Mrs. Alberti. charged with being engaged in a general muss, were examined and discharged. Michael O'Brien, charged with being drunk and disorderly anil for driving his horse over policeman Fisher while in the discharge of his duty, was discharged. Jim Johnson (colored), charged with striking James Fisher (colored) with a brick, was liued ten dollars. .Silas Beasley, charged with stealing some carpenters' tools from J. V. Crawford, was sent on for indictment. Thomas Kelodiu and William Rcmming ton, arrested on cross-warrants, charged with assaulting and beating each other, were examined. Remmington was sent on and Kclodin discharged. Thomas Howard, charged with creating a disturbance on the street, was lined ten dol lars. James Breeden and John Fritz, charged with being drunk and trespassing upon the premises of Francis Heckman, did not ap pear when their names were called. Case continued. James Ileslop and Adam Henderson, charged with unlawfully lighting in the street, were arraigned. The former was sent on and Henderson discharged. David Robinson (colored), charged with having two knives in his possession supposed to have been stolen, was discharged. John Henry Dean, charged with assault ing and beating Emanuel Fields, was dis charged. Engines for the South.?Wc noticed, a few days since, a forty -horse-power engine and saw-mill, of improved design and ele gant finish, from the extensive establish inent of Messrs. William E. Tanner it Co., of this city, loaded on a flat at the depot of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com pany, and way-billed to A. L. Maxwell, Griswoldviile, Ga. The engine stood upon wheels, and was as complete an affair as we ever saw of the kind, it must he a cause for congratulation that the work of our Richmond establishments should be of such a character as to attract attention from this great distance, and that our great railroad thoroughfare cm East Tennessee can afford to transport machinery S21 miles (without change of cars) as cheaply as it could be sent to same point by water via .Savannah, and thence 181 miles by rail. Chicken Thieves.?Some robbers made a raid, one night last week, on the premises of Dr. Langsted, on Libby's Hill, and car ried off two dozen valuable chickens. Skiff & Gavlord's Minstrels. ? This celebrated company will open to-night at the Theatre. When they were here last we witnessed their performances, and we can testify to their excellence. We trust that they inuy meet with a hearty welcome. Grand Ball.?The Jefferson Literary As sociation will give a grand hall to-night ht St. Albau's iiall, which promises to be a most brilliant aflair. The Jefferson Associ ation is composed of Jewish young men, and is one of the* most flourishing literaly institutions in the city. American Thact Society?Turee Montiis' "Work.?Mr. T. L. I>. Walford,the Superintendent and Depositary of the Richmond Agency of the American Tract Society, furnishes us with an interesting statement of the work accomplished by that organization during the quarter ending September 1,1869. The jurisdiction of the Kichmond Agency extends over all the south Atlantic States, with headquarters in this city, The Society has had at work during the Siarter sixty-five colporteurs, selected from e people "among whom they labored, re commended by local ministers, and repre senting all the different JProtestaht evangeli cal denominations* Of these there were twenty-six in Virginia, twenty-four in North Carolina, eight in Georgia, one in Alabama, and one in Florida. Eight of those in Vir ginia and six in North Carolina were theo logical students, who take advantage of the summer vacation to engage in the good Work. The aggregate time of labor by these colporteurs is computed to be one hundred and twenty months and twenty-one days. During the three months religious litera ture valued at ?9,744.92 was circulated. The sales amounted to ?4,512.08, and the value of the publications gratuitously circulated was ?1.856.24. The colporteurs organized and aided over 600 Sabbath schools, held 1,202 meetings for public worship, and there were about 1,500 conversions under their ministry. They found 3.107 families entirely destitute of religious books, 1,970 families destitute of the" Word of God, and 3,001 families who habitually neglect, church ser vices. The whole number of families visited was 210,047, and a good word for religion was spoke at nearly even* visit. This statement shows "a large Increase in the number of colporteurs employed, fami lies visited, etc., and affords pleasing evi dence of the elliciencv and activity of the agents of the Society. Ttie Temperance Movement?A New Council of " Friends."?Manchester Coun cil, No. 102, Friends of Temperance was or ganized Friday night by Rev. James Young, State Lecturer. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term : Dr. A. S. McKae, {President; W. /. Clopton, As sociate ; Rev. J. P. Garland, Chaplain ; A. Royall, Conductor; W. Lee, Assistant Con ductor; D. I. Wcisiger. Recording Secre tary ; E. S. Cardoza, Financial Secretary; Dr.* J. W. Bronaugh, Treasurer: Thomas Bedford, Inside Sentinel; J. R. Gill, ex-Pre sident. Manchester starts out with sixty-one members, and with other encouraging pro spects of success. Mr. Young will lecture at the Leigh-Street Baptist church, Church Hill, to-night, and immediately afterwards Stonewall Council will meet at Springfield Hull, in order to give persons all opportunity of joining the Order, lie will also lecture at the Clay Street Methodist church on Tuesday night, when, in all probability, another Council will be instituted. The Sons of Temperance and other total abstinence societies are in vited to cooperate in this new temperance movement. Vicious Assault.?William Randolph colored) was arraigned before the Mayor in Saturday for an assault upon Mr. T. C. Mayo in Iron!, of the Mayor's Court bulki ng on Friday. It appeared from the evi lence that Mr. Mayo had been arraigned oil Friday for punishing a small negro boy for mpudcnce. lie was afterwards going out >f the court-room, and was followed by Randolph, who, when he (Mr. Mayo) had rotten outside the door, made a violent at ack upon him. Mr. Mayo resisted, and ivas rescued from a negro mob by several gentlemen who came to his rescue. Ran dolph was sent on to answer indictment, uul Mr. Mayo, being charged with making lircats, was required to give surety lor hi9 .'uturc good behavior. An Irishman's Opinion of ''The Cra ! tkr."?We hear of an Irishman who went, a day or two since, to see Elder's picture of "?The Baltic of the Crater," who gave his opinion thus : "An' sure an' I seen the ; bills a-lcllin' iv me to go an' see the Cray j tlier ; an' f thought to niysilf, I did, that it | must he mighty fine crayther to be a-charg I in' a quarter, an' so 1 thought I'd go an' try a bit iv it; an' 1 wint, I did. but the divil a bit iv crayther did I say, an' so lift, thinkin' how liiauv lies is beih' told uow-a days." City Finances.?The following is the text of Mr. Dunham's resolution adopted at the last meeting of the City ('ouiieil: " ltesohedi That the Finance Committee be. and they are hereby, authorized to have the negotiable notes of the city issued for hills due and becoming due during the months of October and November of this year. No note, however, to be issued for a le.-s amount than ?300, and all of them to become due and parable previous to the 31st of January, 1870c' Sent on for Trial.?William Holmes and Jerry Moore, the negroes charged with vio lating the person of Anna Bragg, were ex amined before Justices Barker and Schultz, of Henrico, on Saturday, and sent on for in dictment. Committed for Trial.?Emmcrson and Anna Johnson (colored) were arrested on Saturday by Constable Robinson for assault ing and threatening to kill another negro. They were taken before .Justice West, by whom they were committed for trial. Recovery of a Stolen Watch.?On Friday night there was quite a row at Jim Hickman's notorious dance-bouse. The police were called in, and several parties were arrested. Anions; them was Jim John son, upon whose person was found a valua ble gold watch, which turns out to have been stolen from a lady ot this city. The case will be brought before the Mayor. Cow Thieves.?Sam Payne and John Jef ferson were before the Mayor Saturday morning on a charge of having in their pos session a stolen cow. The cow was brought to town by the accused parties and sold for twenty-three dollars. Suspicion being di rected" towards them they were questioned, and being unable to answer satisfactorily they were arrested. They were held for further examination. Runaway Caught.?A young runaway from his matcrnal's side was ou Saturday caught by Sergeant Oilman and returned home. His name is John Faudree, and his great propensity is running away from home. List or Unmailaijle Letters Remaining in the Richmond Post-Office September 27, 18U9.? James Jones, Miss B. Hixon, Professor J. Nicholas Crouch, Mr. H. Mer rimnn, Richmond, Ya.; Isaac Sumpter; Lawrence Sangster. Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. MaryE. Howard, Washington, L>. C.; Mrs. Nancy Waddill, Painsville, Ya.; James A. .Johnson, Sacramento, C'al. : Mrs. Mary A. Packard, Oswego, N. Y.; Mrs. Fanny Brigg, Petersburg. Va.; Yerby, Richmond, Va. ; Joseph Pearson; Lewis Harris, Lumber Grove, Ya. Nolle Prosequi.?It is understood that a nolle prosequi has been entered by the United States District Attorney in the case of Collector Rush Burgess, indicted at the spring term of the United States circuit court for perjury iu taking the iron-clad oath. Convicted.?Thomas Collyer, indicted for highway robbery, was, on Saturday, con victed before the Hustings Court and sen tenced to the penitentiary for one year. Chamber of Commerce.? The Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will have a meeting this evening at 5 o'clock. Important.?The flrst Invoice of teas from Can ton via Ssau Francisco passed over the PaclUc rail road and arrived iu New York a few days ago. In this lot were twenty-tive chests consigned to Isbon Benedict & Son, of this city, worth three thou sand dollars. TlUs Invoice ot teas was leas than thirty days from the time it left China uutil it ar rived in New York. P. Bowman will sell one of the largest and most desirable stocks of hoots and shoes ever sold in this city oa Friday, October the 5th, Virginia Yeast Powders.? After a tho rough test we pronounce these Powders, pre- j pared by Mr. L. Wagner, apothecary, corner | of Sixth and Broad streets, unrivalled. They make blsenits delightful to the palate, and loaf bread light and wholesome. There arc no quarrels with cooks nor hard words uttered against flour In houses where these Powders arc used. All who de sire nice, wholesome bread will not fall to try them, and once tried, they will always be used. A Feast for the benefit of the Fulton church will be held at the house of Captain WILLIAM II. Gordon, on Broad between Twenty-flfth and Twenty-sixth streets, commencing next Tuesday evening, at which the ladles of the Fulton Dorcas Society will be glad to see all who will aid them In this good cause. At Bidgood's, 1217 Main street, may he found the largest stock of schoM-books, In every depart ment, in the South, Parents, children, and teach ers. can get supplied there upon the best terms aud lowest prices. W. D. Blair A- Co., Ninth and Main streets, have reduced their finest Gunpowder tea, formerly sold at $3. to $2.50; second grade, formerly sold at $2.73, to $2.23; Young Hyson, formerly sold at $2.30, to $2.25 ; Imperial, formerly sold at $2.23, to $1.75 ; Japan, formerly sold at $2. to $1.30 ; Oolong (finest black), formerly sold at $2, to $1.75. These arc all of the finest grades of their several kinds. Be Beautiful?If you desire beauty you should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. It gives a soft, refined, satin-like texture to the complexion, removes roughness, redness, blotches, sunburn, tan, Ac., and adds a tinge of pearly bloom to the plainest features. It brings the bloom of youth to the fading cheek, and changes the rustic country girl Into a fashionable city belle. In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true se cret of beauty. No lady need complain of her complexion who will Invest seventy-live cents in this delightful article. Lyon's Hatha Iron is the best Ilalr-Drcsslng In use. M. ELLYSON* A Co. will insert advertisements In the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro lina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Sun rises .... <1.05 1 Moon rises 10.11 Sun sets .... 5.551 High tide POJiT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 23,1109. ARRIVED. Steamer John Sylvester, Gilford. Norfolk, mer liandise and passengers, L. B. Tatuni. Steamer Albemarle. Conch. New York, nicr handlse and passengers. W. C. Dunham A Co. Schooner Ashland, Mitchell, Baltimore, incr ?handlse. Curtis A Parker. Schooner William Krazier, Applegarth, Alcxau Irla. coal. C. Y. Morrlss A Co. Schooner 11. S. Eley, McAllister, Alexandria, :oal, Hawes A Merriuian. Schooner M. E. Turner, Camp, Albany, lumber, E. Whltlock. Schooner Frances Hatch, Jameson, Itockland, hue, A. S. Lee. Schooner C. R. Vlckerv, Benton, Philadelphia, Merchandise, captain. Schooner Horatio Nichols, LMipuy, New York, Merchandise, Curtis A Parker. SAILED. Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, nercliandiso and passengers, Jiarvcys A "Vill ains. steamer Albemarle. Conch, New York, nicreqan Hseand passengers, W. C. Dunham A Co. Bark Brazalelra (N. G.). Wesscis. Rio Janeiro, lour, Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company. Schooner William and .James, Outtcn, Lower fames, to load for Philadelphia. Schooner General Grant, Colborn, down the ?Ivor, light. MEMORANDA. West Point. Scptombcr 25?Arrived, steamer Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad Company, uid sailed on return. Rockland. September 17 Sailed, schooner Mag.'le Bell. Mall, for Klehmoud, spoken oil 21st n latitude 3s? 25', longitude 71*. New York, September 23 Cleared, schooner M. Mimsoti, Dayton, for Richmond. Baltimore, September 2b?Cleared, schooner Pioneer, Brewer, tor Richmond. N o R K o i. K. September 23?Arrived, schooner Rising Sun, Moore, from Riclunoiid. September M Arrived,schooners Lawrence, Williams, ami ?nelda. from Richmond. Bark Forenlnger (Danish), Asentzen, sailed from Itlo Janeiro on the 21th ultimo for Hampton Roads, Ac. Bark Whitehall (British), Priest, sailed from Buenos Ay res August 7th for Hampton Roads. Ac. Schooner F. Nels<fii, from James river for Bos on with a cargo of ship timber, sprung a leak on lie lOlli instant, and put Into Norfolk on the 21st, where she will lie hauled out and caulked. IIY TEL EG It A I'll. CHARLESTON, S. C., September 25?Schooner Petrel, from San Bias for Ball Imore, disabled off ho port, ami schooner Tropic Bird, from the West Indies, put in here in distress. HOARDING AM) lodging. < 1ILMOR HOUSE, Ul MONUMENT SQUARE. BALTIMORE. MI). THIS NIC AY AM) C0MMODMUB HOTEL IS Now ?>PEN for the accommodation of the travel ling public. It has brcii newly furnished throughout, and con tains all the requisites lor a FIKs'f-CLASS HO TEL ; Is centrally located and convenient to the business portion of the city, and public buildings, city railways, &c. 'flic management promise to do everything in their power lor the comfort and satisfaction of their guests. BOARD, t-'t per daw KI UK LAND & CO., Proprietors. Our coaches run to and from all tie pots and steamboat landings. Fare, '.'Scents. ail 3??tin rl1 HE ST. CHARLES HOTEL?NEW L MANAGEMENT. 82 PER DAY. S2 PER DAY. This popular house is now open for the recep tion of visitors. The new proprietor, Captain CHARLES P. HIGHER, has made great Improve ments, and Is prepared to give his friends and the public generally an Old Virginia welcome. COR NER <>F MAIS* AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, Richmond, Vs. Jy II?3tn *3 PER DAY. *3 PER DAY. proTSWOOI) HOTEL, \J RICHMOND. VA. The undcrslk.ied, having leased this the only llrst class hotel located on Main street, and within one square of the capltoj, post-ofllce, custom-house, theatre, and the great northern and southern rail road depots, respectfully inform the public that IT IS NOW OPEN. It will he thoroughly renova ted. and refurnished to some extent. This hotel is world-renowned as the headquar ters of the President and Cabinet olllcers of the late Confederacy. It also contains the historic rooms of Presidents Davis, Johnson, and Grant, and Chief Justice Chase. The travelling public arc cordially Invited to make their borne at the Spotswood, where they will lind every comfort and delicacy that this and other markets can supply. Express and Telegraph office In the building. ?J. M. SUB LETT, C. B. LUCK. W. B. BISHOP. my 8 Proprietors. WANTS. _ TXT ANTED, :t COOK, with or without a VY husband, to go to the country. Apply at once. se '.'7?2t? JOHN D. 7RKELAXD. Intelligence office, sis Bkoad stheet,) between Eighth and Ninth. { WHITE AND COLORED GIRLS WANTED lor COOKS, WASHERS, IRON ERS, or to do general housework. se27-3t* JOHN H. FEIN & CO. INTELL I OF JEXCE OFFICE, 818 BltOAD 8T1CKKT, ) between Eighth and Ninth, s T.CY3IILIES IN WANT OF WHITE OR A? COLORED SERVANTS can be supplied at this otlice. se 27?3t * WANTED.?I wish to purchase a DE SIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT-the house must cmtaiu from six to eight rooms, with kitchen, gas and water, and other conveniences? in a desirable part of the city, for which I will pay a fair price. Apply to E. D. EACHO, Real Estate Agent, se 23?3t No. 0 Fourteenth street. WANTED, a respectable WHITE WO MAN to do the work of a small family. Ad dress "L.," care Dispatch. sc25?3t* T7IFTyTiANDS WANTED to work on X the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAIL lit >A D. To good hands, strikers, and drillers, good wages will he paid. None else need apply. Hours from 8 o'clock A. M. uinll 10. KELLY A McMAHON. Jamks L. CafsTON*, Agent, 123 Franklin street, corner of Fifth. se 21?3t Wanted; a good 31 ill in e r . Apply at too Broad street, corner Fourth. se 21?31 rIX) DRUGGISTS.?Ail American drug l gist, cstablislied in one of the most progressive cities of the island of Cuba, wishes to obtain a PARTNER?a smart, energetic, young PHAR MACEUTIST?with a moderate capital. The un dersigned is thoroughly acquainted with the Span ish language ami pharmacy. The opportunity is a rare one. Address J. F. C., box Hi Richmond, V?. se 23?41* tfUMAC 3\ AN TED.?We pay the highest 1J market price In cash for BUM AC, delivered either at our tannery in Manchester, at railroad depots in Richmond, or at store 1122 Main street, Richmond. Tlie leaves must be oi' green color, well dried, and free from berries, sticks, and sand. so21 IIULST A K1NG. WANTED, 50,000 pounds dried RLACK B ERRl KB, DRIED APPLKB, PEACHES, Ac., for which we will pay the highest market price. MASBIK & HARVEY, se 4~3in Cory street. iwwiwww'iw?CTWIMI nmmtmmammnrnat THE PIS PAT C H. TERMS OF ^^^113557*^ iCASH?INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. One square, one Insertion, f ? 71 One square, two insertions i JE Onesauare, three Insertions.. 1 7? < >nc square, six insertions...! IM One square, twelve insertions tu One square, one month M 0* One square, two months IS 00 One square, three months... , IK SO gHIPPJUlC. FOR BALTIMORE.?Steamer/jU233L. r STATE OK MARYLAND, Cap-JEsS?. I SMfe f: G5or'IIKr'AV' will loavo her wharf on TUESDAY, September ssih, at 6 o'clock A. M. S rclghl receive.! up to 7 o'clock P. M. For freight I or passage apply to IIARVEYS A WILLIAMS, s<> *?* Agents. FOR NEW YORK.?The ncw^M#* elegit ?lde-whcel stcamshlp2*l*i? 'P* Captain Bot'KE, will iray^rSr wharf at Rock.tts on TUESDAY. Scptem i>er Wth, at So clock P. M. Freight received until 4 o'clock P. M. Fare, $12: sh-erage, $6. For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to WILLIAM C. DUNHAM * CO.. se 27?2t corner Main and Eleventh streets. "VTOTICE.?The BOATS of JLv my line will leave the Basin ? - - TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, an Freights taken tor all points on the CanaL Office. front ol" hour shed. JL'L7 It. A. HILL, Agent. OTICE TO SIIIITERS. ^Thc -[AMES RIVER TOWING PORTA IION COMPANY are prepared to exe ??? TOWING a,", LIGHTERING TOBACCO, ?ALT, and all other MERCHANDISE, LUM BER, and W OOl). to and from City Point, Peters# h'irg, Norfolk, and all landings on James river, tpr freight, apply to JOllN I>. HARVEY, President, Commercial Block; or to JAMES K. KIDDICK, Secretary. D. S. LEFFLER, Agent, office No. 2016 Dock between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. Jy 21?tm Notice to SHipPERs.-*au-3n7Tnc. The boats of the JA MES R1-&22&CT VEU AND KANAWHA CANAI. CoMi'aTy will leave the dock as usual promptly at 12 M. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS? r rcight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the option of the shipper. Every facility possible will lie afforded consignees, hut" no obligation Is as sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at my office on the Dock without sjwcla) agreement. Way freight will not he delivered till charges aro paid. " Boats locked and Insured. D EDWARD DILLON, Agent. DRUOK, MEDICINES, Ac. I ENGLISH EMERY.?10 kegs ENGLISH _J EMERY, best quality, assorted sizes, for s?t0 ?>" ?? PUKCELL, LADD A CO., - R<! 21 Druggists. SPONGES?an assortment for bathing and other purposes?for sale by n? PUKCELL, LADD A CO., ill Druggists. QUI NINE, MORPHINE, COD-BIVER imY t c Av A s,^ (r li <)Tr'' ^UGAK-COATED 1 ILLb (\\ urucr s), for sale* by ? rt, PUKCELL, LADD A CO., . 9C -7 Druggists. JUJUBE PASTE CAPSULES FOR cn ,/ veloplng pills, powders. Ac., thereby making the medicine entirely tasteless without affecting Us medicinal effect In theTeast. Sold by nl. L. WAGNER, Druggist, se ?>?-t Sixth and Broad afreet#. rPURF OIL.--One ounce equal to a X pound of any healing remedy known. War ranted to heal any sore on man or'hcast, or no nay. For sale by [sc 22] S. li. DQ\fe/ JO HOUSEKEEPERS. KAY'S COAGULINE will effectually mend all kinds of glassware, earth enware, veneer work, leather work, Ac. It resist# heat and cold, tire, acid, or spirits; Is cleanly and colorless, and sets at once. For sale at MEADE A BAKER'S Drugstore, sc 7 Oltf Main street. X UYRBOLJC SOAP will drive off and exterinlnate all kinds of vermin on cattle, dogs, towls, and about the closets, pantrys, Ac., ot dwellings, anil speedily euro the niaugc or scratches on dogs and hogs. Sold at MEADE A BAKER'S Drugstore, _ P,! 7 _ PIP Main street. TIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY J. BLAIR, Druggist, sc ' 825 Broad street. 1)1 l.L C()I)-LI\ Kit OIL.?Just received X a supply of the above, which we can recom mend as being perfectly pure and sweet; fully equal to any In the market. For sale by J. BLAllt, Druggist, atl M 825 Brona street. E. E. E. SPECIFICS. It la unnecessary to make any comincntM on 44 E LIAS'S EFFECTUAL EHAD1CATOK," as he following ccrtilicatc ]>rovcs Its excellent quail 1 it'8 * 4 4 Richmond, May u, isro. 44 Mr. J. F.llns: 44Doar Sir.?This Is to certify that I have used your 4Era?llcator1 three limes In the course of a nreck, andcnnsclentiouslysay that I have derived more relief from It than anything I have ever tried. I have been all!icte<l with rheiimutlsm for fifteen years, and during that time have been unable to lrcss without assistance. It has cost me two tl ousand dollars without receiving relief. Your ' Kradlcator' has acted like a charm, and I sin cerely hone you will succeed In establishing It all through the country, and heartily recommend It to ill afllleted with rheumatic diseases contracted from colds or other causes. 44 And believe me, yours, wjth gratitude, 44 C. C. Hopkins, No. 12 Broad street." ELIAfi'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees to cure Dysentery, Diarrluea, and all bowel disor ders. Read certificate to J. Ellas, Esq. : 44 Dear Sir,?I was suffering with the dysentery four weeks, and after taking one dose of your "Elixir1 I was perfectly cured. I can only say It worked like a charm on inc. I recommend It highly to any one suffering with any disorder of the bowels. ?4 Yours truly. J. GUEKNB.VUM. "Richmond, April 19, 1869." ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL EL1XER HITTERS, for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and General Debility. One bottle will prove Its eQlcacy, and as a 4touic' defies competition. For sale at retail by principal druggists and gro cers, and wholesale by the proprietor. No. 516.Sixth street, Richmond, Va. None genuine without the proprietor's photo graph and signature. au 31?tNov4 J RISEN", THE GREAT VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OK TIIK IRIS VERSICOLOR; on. BLUE FLAG. The most powerful, safe, and reliable, remedial agent discovered for the healing of man. The wonderful properties of the Iris Versicolor, hith erto unknown or developed, have been brought within the control of science, and Is now taking Its stand as principal among the blessings of medi cine. AS AN ALTERATIVE It acts directly upon the blood, cleansing and puri fying the vital current of all the humors and taints which disease or malarious Influences have planted there, and eradicating and neutralizing the effects of mercury or other poisons which may have been taken into the system. For this reason It is infal lible as a remedy for Scrofula, Eruptions of the Skin, Insiplent Consumption, Dropsy, Ac., and will cure the most virulent and obstinate cases of RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. It Is an unfailing preventive and enre for NEU RA LCI A. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, and In DISEASES OF WOMEN it has uo equal. Its action upon the Liver and Kidneys Is prompt, salutary, and effective, aud It Is this propei ty which renders it one of the ssftst and most reliable DIURETIC REMEDIES known In the practice of medicine. Its excellent and skilful combination with other Ingredients Im parts to It TONIC QUALITIES of the highest order?not temporarily stimulating, but permanently invigorating the digestive or gaus. and rendering it a most valuable curative agent In eases of DYSPEPSJA AND GENERAL DEBILXTY. By taking IRISIN the blood, which permeates all the tissues, aud Is the life and nutrition thereof. Is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly healthy. Rkmembku.?This mcdlci&i* It no on&noot of quackery, but the regular formula ofa distinguished practitioner now a resident of Baltimore cfty. and so high does U stand in the favor uad esteem of the lntelllgCi-' and scleailflc thai it has been adopted by pbykieiau* in their practice, aud Is dally being prescribed and recommended by the most eminent of the profession throughout the couutry. Too better It becomes known the more highly Is A praised aud the more extensively la R used, IRISIN. , KOUMUX.A OV DB. JOHN WILKIN'S, Baltimokk, Md. ?Jy 20?eodsm] /^OAGULLNE.?THIS EXCELLENT w v J Uele for cementing or mending broken w title i of every description has again been received by last skeamer. For sale by _ L. WAGNER, Druggist, -so 25?2t*, corner Sixth and Broad strwus