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VOL. XXXVII. RICHMOND, YA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 18(59. NO. 98.
the dispatch.
~ by COWARDIN & ELLYSON^
CASH?INVARIABLY IX ADVAXCK.
The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to snhsorl
l? !?-. ti VTFTKKX CKXW5 \? r week, payable to the
rarrh r wecklv. Mailed at *fl per annum ; $3 for
t i months ; tfr. iM-r month tor a shorter period.
Th< <1 Ml WKWIY DISPATCH at $3 per au
mrii or *>.W for fflx months
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at f J per Annnm.
T
DRY goods.
WERE is QUITE A RUSH
rem Tttr.
NEW GOODS
AT
.1 I L I U S M K Y E R ' S
DRY C.OOr>S HOUSE,
("03 Broad street.
We nolleed the nrrlvnl of
*< MULCT, BLACK AND WHITE, BLUE AND
CRIMSON CHECKED OPERA FLANNEL ;
pKt'till MIAWI.S, and a general variety of
r SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS;
, l.iCANT BALMORALS.
PRESS SILKS nnd SATINS,
y_ ; fashionable SASIJ and NECK RIBBON'S,
me variety of RUFFLED and other COL
LARS and CUFFS'.
rtmcnt of GOOD KID GLOVES at $1.25 a
j,;,ir?Something worthy to recommend;
A i.e" supply of PLAIDS, nnd other patterns of
d. ir.tble DRESS GOODS;
\ i lot of CHILDREN'S and MISSES'
SHAWLS, NUBIAS, etc., etc.;
.1 supply of Goods suitable for GENTS' and
BOYS' wear, such CASSIMEHES, BEA
\'LPS, etc.
ALSO,
UN DFRWF.AIt. In great variety;
ENGLISH SUCKS, etc.
T: i> impossible to give an idea of tlte thousands
, . ...!? rent articles in
dry goods,
TRIMMINGS,
FANCY GOODS,
,lKWF.LRY, etc..
!?<? found at the lowest possible prices, at
JULIUS MEYER'S,
t? C03 Broad stree t, two doors from Sixth.
/ m ?-T A HTXKliSU IP.? The subscribers
v h;'v< formed ? co-partnership under the old
tlrm name <>f
THOMAS R. PRICE A CO.,
lioi Main stkekt.
In thus re: owing this old and long-established
? r? ? :!;??>* re:urn thanks for the favor shown them
1 1. . i-l f rtv years, and pledge themselves to
ko ' U worthv the patronage of llieelty'and
tlv Mate. ' T. It. PRICE.
,1A< ()B HALL,
E. IN IIUDG1NS.
> r??ND SUPPEIF.S~(Tk"ELEGANT GOODS.
'IN have just received b\ steamer and express
. grnt 1RIMI and FRENCH POPLINS,
Mi'LLMNG GOODS?great variety?i spe
f i ? i' t '?.
i lM.vcK and COLORED SILKS,
LACK COLLARS.
siiooltS all kinds, 25c. to $2.50 per vard :
: INI SS. II OS IERY,
M '!"> ud DRAWERS for ladles and gentle
men, Ac.
FOR GENTLEMEN?
< \ SSI ME RES and CLOTHS,
CRAVATS.
LIN I- N-BOSOM SHIRTS,
N1 CK-TIEs,
(..LOVES. Ac.. Ac.
T. R. PRICE A CO..
nearly opposite post-oftlrc.
CAVE YOUR MONEY, AND GO TO
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
v . 415 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
. now ..11 hand a tremendous large stork,
n-'i * in - -.1' the VI :;V LATEST STYLES < >F
(lOt)lsS. which can onlvbe found In a tlrst-class
. ? D house. ait'! will offer the s.une remarka
: so evervltody will find It to (heir Interest
t,. p> and s<c his bargains.
''? M'E JM ! IA I't iPLI \ S from 16 to 20c. :
Rich I'LAII) POPLINS at ?-'?><?. :
; N and SI RIPED CIIKNK.23C.:
"I litest OHAMKLKON 1'OPLINS. 35 to 400.;
I ' I MPRESS ' LOTH, FRENCH
MERINO, In all colorsaud shades;
- ?L1D C?LOR?D AEI'AOA at 23c.:
\ large variety in MOlMINING GOODS}
L ALM> \ I. SKI RT.>?a large variety from 73c.
ii|..vari]s;
P.! E At 1 iI 1 > and BROWN COTTONS at New
V"ik ).rii-i s;
N i.-. I.A' E HANDKERCHIEFS atSOe. ;
i ul LACK COLLARS from 25to50c.;
N \Pl'' \la rge size. at >Lr.a per dozen ;
I ? It4'?!" from 12b-. n|ovanl;
K1) > < '? I.OY I s. In all eel rs. I In- verv host ;
A I ? ? se.'e. ticn of SONTA0S, BREAKFAST
i AV. i >. nnd HOt ?DS :
I i'!l- ' V. i R|\?? V !>'!>.it >1. verv pood;
Misses' and ( hildrcn's MERIN O VESTS.
flannels: kl wnels:
Plain and Twilled WHITE and f'tl.OliEl)
I f. A N \ I'.L fr?nn 23c. upwards :
OlT L* \ i I.ANNULS, plaid ami plain, in all co
lors.
Great bar ains In PL A N K F.TS. Slj AM I.S,
CLOAKS, and CLOAKING.
and Dors' I N !> E R s i? I KTS and
DRAWERS i'roni tlie cheapest to the best.
RRo A DC I.( ?T?I, M K I.TO X CL? >TIt. DOESIv 1N,
FANCY < \SSI.MERES, SATINETS, KEN
TI'CK V .IE \ NS. to suit everybody :
PL'i' L'L SHAWLS III large variety", to suit tho
limes;
A iVII i. ? of Will'! E GOODS, CORSETS, and
EM BROIDERIES:
JEl .: \\ ELliY, NOTIONS, AC.
in everyililue that Is necessary for a first?
eDss dry goods house.
My i: ' k of p. (J. |> too numerous to mention
( \* .-.i t i. .so .oT I a-k is gl ve ine n rail and
convince yourself. ./I LI US SYCI.E,
?t 15 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
or 15
Ktoaa&K AND STATIONERY.
'CIIOOL-BOOKS, STATIONERY, "&c.
lY
A iai e and well-selected stock of
SCHt m >L-H..<>KS,
ST A 'II <?N ERY,
NOVELS, Ac..
can l-e found at TURNER'S, lilt Main stiieet.
ALS< >.
the largest and beet selection of
.MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS, ftiul
NEWSPAPERS,
to be found south of Baltimore: all of which will
be sold verv cheap for rash.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. oc 12
i VARY & AMBLER,
V W: lOL ICS A1 E A N! > RETAIL DEA LERS IN
SCHOOL. CLASSICAL, and
MISt ELLANEOUS BOOKS,
p.l \VK BO'.'KS, PaI'ER. and ENVELOPES,
.. | \ 1 ; ? ERY. f-'ANO ART ICLi s. Ac.
IN Main street (Opposite St. ( harles Hotel),
i* Richmond, \ a.
\
\\V \M> MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
A j, VT it: is MAIN STREET.?"We have for sale
r :i?- large t .-toe); of LAW. MEDICAL, SCHOOL,
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, (new and old,)
oitiij til' i'hlladelphia.
Order-, a ill receive prompt attention,
or 7?..Aw RANDOLPH A ENGLISH.
rIM) TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS.?
t SCHOOL-BOOKS ANDSTATIONERY,
wholesale and retail, at JOH N II. WALSH'S, No.
<1::Itroa<| street. Just received, a fresh supply of
SCJI(m)I,-I:<m)KS and SCHOOL and OFFfCE
STATIONERY, which will be sold at very low
prices. Great Inducements to TEACHERS." The
? ::rreat literature of the day kept on hand, and new
I ooksreceived as noon a-p'tibii-diej. se 29
CCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STAT 10N
> ' ERY, PIANO-FO
? ' uu, i in,.'-, i>RTKS, AND MUSIC
WooDIJorsE A PAKIIAM are now In receipt
?1' their fall supplies of
BOOKS ami STATIONERY,
PJ A NO-FORTES and MUSIC,
comprising the best stock they have offered for
several years past.
Profes.v r . teachers, parents, pupils, and others,
supplied o i liberal terms with all tlie school-books
ro-iulrcd. together with stationery of every de
''[b'.'-vthe Richmond agents for the superb
ClHClvERI NO IMA N't |-Ft>RTES.
WOODI10USL A 1 AR1IAM,
,c ;; 1205 Malu street.
0USIIINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONER?,
QO'j Baltimore street, baltimokb, Mr>.
be largest and beat assorted stock in the city ot
St HUOL.
LAW,
MEDICAL.
DENTAL.
cLA??ICAL,and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
GENERAL BANK and COUNTING-HOUSE
J ATIONKKY of all kinds. .
BLANK BOOKS made to order in any style of
ndiogandruliug. au 18?cousin 1
TOY'S, Ac.
TVWK UNDERSIGNED "WOULD HE
* SJ'ECTKl LLY call the attention of the pub
) ' to the VERY FINE AND W EL I-ASSORTED
? T'tCii OF TOYS they are opening. These
TOYS ran be sold at unusually low prices?as
rhe .p if not cheajHT than tlie same style of goods
i't New York. Dealers In TOYS would do well to
4 \ainim this stock before pureltasiug elsewhere.
M't intend to place it within the power of every
' -e give the children something nice. Give us
a call, aud satisfy vourselves.
* L. W. PIZZINI A CO..
No. 8 Twelfth street,
or e_im in rear Dispatch office.
TROLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.
U'e ar e now In receipt of a large lot of DOLLS
of all sizes from an inch to three and a half feet
long, wpb and without moving eyes; natural
hair ; made of was, rhlna, and composition ; aud
at surprisingly low prices. Give us a call.
ANDREW PIZZINI A CO.,
607 Broad street.
DRV GOODS.
"TkUCKWALL & ROUSS, No. 1206 MAIN
JL/ STREET.
OnronKK is>, iB?9.
.Tust received per steamer Isaac Boll another
shipment of
AUCTION BARGAINS.
1,000 van!; of the best PRINTS at 12*e. :
BLEACH ED AND BROWN DOMESTICS at
whole <ale nrlces;
A I. P A C A S, POPLINETTES, and other
DRESS GOODS;
SHOES. FLOWERS.
FEATHERS, FLANNELS.
SWITCHES nt 25c.. CARPETS,
TRUNKS. CASSIMERES, and all kinds of
NOTIONS and FANCY ARTICLES. or 20
G
I RAND RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.
SUCCESS OF THE NEW STORE,
because nil kind# of DRY GOODS are sold there at
REASONABLE PRICES,
thereby enabling buyers to supply themselves with
MAN Y GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY.
Now is the tlrue to make selections, and we offer
BARGAINS,
and specify a few articles, to which we invite at
tention :
PLAID, CHENE, PLAIN, andROUBAIX TOP
LIXS;
SOLID DELAINES. ALPACAS. MERINOKS,
and EMPRESS CLOTILi;
FAST-COLOR NEAT CALICOES at 12}<\;
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL at lode.;
Splendid assortment of BLACK ALPACAS and
other BLACK GOODS;
CASSIMERES. DOESKINS,
CHINCHILLA, BEAVER, and BROAD
CLOTHS;
SATINETS, JTLANNELS.
BLANKETS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
DAMASKS.
WHITE GOODS,
WORSTED KNIT GOODS.
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
And many other seasonable and doslrablc goods.
GIVE USA CALL AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER & SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Similar Inducements are offered at our store No.
1519 Main street, RxeklcPs old stand, where Messrs.
GUS. TIIALHIMER, R. A. CIIEWNING. WIL
LIAM A. GARNER, and A. D. LOCKETT, will
he plcasedto see their CHepda. oc XI
pARDOZO, ALSOP & FOURQUREAN
respectfully Invito the attention of the trade to
their stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
embracing every variety of style and quality, and
adapted to the wants of buyers from all parts of
the country.
From their facilities for purchasing (buying, as
thev do, entirely for cash,) the CHOICEST NOV
ELTIES as well as tho CHEAPEST GOODS? Inva
riably offered at the lowest price?they are confi
dent that It will be found advantageous to examine
their stock before buying elsewhere.
CARDOZO, ALSOP A FOURQUREAN.
[OC 2]
Q.RAND OPENING
O.N*
TUESDAY
T II E 26T J! D A Y OF SE I'T E MBEH, ISOP,
AT
"THE DRY GOODSSTORE,"
NO. 627 IIIIOAD STREET,
(third door above the Theatre).
The public in general will please take notice
that our display of FALL DRY GOODS will be j
larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy
ing all goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, are 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 store call the j
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
to the following, which we are offering as SPE
CIALTIES, and REMARKABLY CHEAP:
FRENCH RORAUIX TWILLED POPLINS,
double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWILLED PARIS POPLINS, most all colors,
at only 7.r>c. worth $1 per yard;
SOLID-COLORED ALPACA l'OPLINS, various
shades, only 30c. per yard ;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only 20c. per
yard.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
at prices to suit ull.
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 ;
l,ooo yards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very
cheap.
A L S O,
hare on band a splendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINENS, PLAIN, STRIPED, and
CHECKED CAMBRIC and NAINSOOK
MUSLINS.
Also, n splendid otocfc of WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS;
OPERA, PLAIN, and PLAID FLANNELS,
all colors.
A heavy supply of MEN'S WEAR, sneh as
CLOTFIS, CAS8IMERES, SATINETS,
MELTONS. BEAVERS, TRECOT. KEN
TUCKY JEANS, FULLED CLOTHS, Ac.
An endless variety of HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
SOMETHING NEW.
CORSETS A LA PANNIER at $1, warranted
whalebone.
PLAID SHAWLS, BROCHE SHAWLS.
NOTIONS, JET JEWELRY, EMBROIDERIES,
and a LITTLE OF EVERYTHING that Is
generally found In a regular dry goods store.
All we ask Is a call.
niRSH & GUGGENHEIMEB.
Salesmen: W. C. Kean, J. H. Ubenery, and
W. H. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS, et 28
CLOTHING.
For the largest stock
OF UMBRELLAS IN THE CITY
CALL AT 1300 MAIN 8TKEET.
E. H. SPENCE A SOX,
OC Id Merchant Tailors.
I"" 10R GENTLEMEN'S
1 FURNISHING GOODS
In trrcoi variety call at 13oo Main street.
E. 11. SPENCE & SON,
oc lfl Merchant Tailor*,
For FiiNE cloths,
CASSIMERES, ANT) TESTINGS,
CALL AT WOO MAIN STREET.
E. B. SPENCE & SON,
oo 10 Merchant Tailor".
ALL, 1SG9. ?GRAND OPENING.
F
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
I have now opened and offer to the public a large
and complete stock of MEN'S, BOYS', and
YOUTHS' F/VLL and WINTER CLOTHING:
also, m snleni Id line of GENTLEEMEN'S FUR
NISHING G OODS, and a large and most beauti
ful stock <?r HATS and CAPS, comprising the
latest stylco, at remarkably low prices.
My motto Is, and always has been. " Quick sales
and small profits": therefore a call Is all I ask.
and you will be sure to purchase great bargains at
M. \V. ROSE'S, 328 Broad strcot.
J'JUZ/HB. cqtpcr of Fonrjji.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTIITNG.
A large assortment NICE STVLES NEW
GOODS I'olt BOYS from the to eighteen years
old. SCHOOL SUITS. DRESS SUITS, FANCY
SUITS. Prices us low as the lowest. Oil on
SMITH THE CLOTHIER.
13<i8 Main street,
oc P next door to the big tire.
T E- DOIIERTY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
NO. S22 MAIN STREET,
Invites his patrons and the public generally to
examine his large and varied stock of
FOREIGN FABRICS,
suitable for gents' wear, which he will put up In
the finest style at moderate priees.
All goods are warranted to be of the FINEST
QUALITY.
Mr. WILLIAM J. GLENN cm he found at the
above house, where he will be pleased to serve his
friends. se 30?'Jm
rjMIE FALL CAMPAIGN FAIRLY
OPENED
AT
BALDWIN'S.
IMMENSE STOCK
IMMENSE SALES!
POPULAR GOODS!
POPULAR PRICES!
QUICK SALES,
small profits,
are the leading features at
BALDWIN'S,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
ABOVE THE POST-OFFICE.
[ PC 2S ]
THALL AND WINTER STOCK.
JOHN' LATOTJCIIE,
A! K it C If A X T T A I L O It,
No. l Exchange P.lock. Fofuthknth stiiket,
has received andopcm <1 bis NEW G'miDS for the
PA EL AND WINTER SEASON, ami invites liis
former patriots ami the public to an examination
ami selection, proiiiMng prompt attention, pood
fabrics. and satisfaction to the customer In price,
style, ami lit. * se 25?lm
ALL AND "WINTER CLOTHING.
Just received, the choicest and largest supply of
MEN'S, HOYS', and YOUTHS' CLOTHING;
DoKSKIN, CLOTHS, and CASSIM EltES, for
tailoring.
Also, a fall supply of FURNISHING GOODS,
Tit UN KS, and UMBRELLAS, at
JULIUS KRAKEU'S,
se rt Merchant Tailor, 131" Main street.
XT-ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
r
Kon
IS GO AND 187 0.
We have just received our FALL and WINTER
6tock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
ALL NEW,
AND OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
We have also on exhibition a large assortment
of SAMPLE GOODS, embracing all the latest
style HEAVERS, CLOTHS, COATINGS, CASSI
MKRES, and YEST1NGS.
Those wishing to have a good-fitting and stylish
garment or suit made will please call and examine
our stock.
DEVLIN'S,
1007 Main street (opposite the post-office),
RICHMOND, VA.
[se2??Sin]
M
ORRIS NELSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1425 Main* street,
is receiving the largest stock of goods ever brought
to this citv, consisting of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST1NGS,
to be made up In the bot style and at very LOW
rates by cutting down high orofits.
Special attention Is pa hi e* getting tip 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.
I am in need of PANT HANDS. None need
apply except the very best, accompanied witli a
sample of work.
X. it To the officers and members of llie Me
tropolitan Police force I would say I have Just re
ceived the best of BLUE CLOTH and DOESKIN
and OVERCOATING; full suits of which I
propose to make up upon liberal terms. Give me
a call. se 22?eodlra*
B
USINESS RESUMED AGAIN.
CHANGE OF PLACE TO 421 BROAD STREET.
NO MORE S75 OR S30 SUITS.
OLD PRICES BACK AGAIN AT LAST.
The well-known MARX NELSONS Merchant
Tuilor, has opened again on Ilroad street In that
splendid iron-front store, 421 Broad street, a few
doors from Breeden & Fox's, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, where he will be happy to see his old
friends once more, and treat them as he always
did.
Having bought hl9 STOCK OF GOODS at the
lowest rates for cash, he is sure he can turn out a
SUIT OF CLOTHES cheaper and better than any
house in this or any other citv. He also has a
GOOD STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS,
which is always kept on band, lie has also
BLACK AND BLUE BEAVERS AND
CHINCHILLAS,
suitable for ladles' capes ; and sold at the lowest
prices.
Tailors and tallorcsses who formerly worked for
me are rcqustcd to call. Remember the No,
421 BROAD STREET,
MARX NELSON.
Store closed 011 SATURDAY?, oc lL?eod2w
FOR TOBACCONISTS.
rpO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
We have Just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOVING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes to be
grooved, it becomes especially Important to have
a machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such a machine we now offer to the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. H. M. SMITH & CO.,
oc 2 1522 Main street.
PRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT
THE DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE. I
Richmond JiifSf.ttdt.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20, I860.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE " DISPATCH"
18 LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell nt 3 o'clock two
framed dwellings on Twenty-sixth street be
tween Clay and Lelgb.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 4 o'clock a
valuable brick dwelling and vacant lots nt the
northeast corner of Clay and Second streets.
GRUBBS Jt WILLIAMS will seU at 4j o'clock
three lots on Dover street. In Sidney.
JOHN H. HAMPTON & CO. will sell at 10 o'clock.1
at their auction-house, comer of Seventh and
Broad streets, lot of new and second-hand fur
niture.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Order Postponing Railroad Elections.
General Canity on yesterday issued an order
postponing all elections lor president, di
rectors, or other officers of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire, Virginia ana
Tennessee, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, Norfolk and Petersburg rail
roads, and James River and Kanawha ca
nal, " at which by law the proxies or direc
tors appointed to represent the stock held
by or on behalf of the State of Virginia in
those companies are entitled to vote, until
the Constitution, ratified by the people of
the State of Virginia at the "election held on
the 6th day of July, 1869, shall have been
approved by the Congress of the United
States, and the government to he organized
thereunder shall have been duly inaugu
rated, and for thirty days thereafter, unless
the Legislature of the State should other
wise direct : provided, that in case it shall
he necessary for the legal organization of the
said company to till a vacancy in any of the
said offices which may occur between the
dale of this order and the time above speci
fied by reason of the death, resignation, or
legal disability of any of the present officers,
an election to fill such vacancy may he held
in accordance with the charter and by-laws
of the said companies."
Statu Property Claimed.?"We men
tioned a day or two since the arrest of two
negroes for having in their possession an
ice-pitcher and two candlesticks supposed
to have been stolon. On yesterday Detec
tive Murpliy received from Petersburg a
letter which* proves the property to have
been stolen from that place. The parties
will he examined again, and the theft
doubtless proved.
Lost Grain.?On Monday night, late, po
liceman Hix discovered three hags of rye
under the Basin shed, lie took them up
and carried them to Messrs. Warwick A
Barksdale's mill, where they are held until
the owner can l?c found.
Commissioners in Chancery .?General
Cnnby has appointed the following com
missioners in chancery : George Salisbury,
Appomattox; Thomas Beverage, Highland;
George Salisbury, city of Lynchburg; Wil
liam N. Patterson, Wythe; Charles W.
Tankersley, Staffi>rd.
Civil Appointments.?Charles 11. Lewis,
Commonwealth's Attorney, Harrisonburg;
J. X. Crofl, captain ot police, Norfolk; J.
E. Lead better, W. P. Teaman, and R. J.
llall, magistrates, Ilauover.
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND POMOLOGI
cal h'ooiKTY.?llcv. Eoonidas Rosscr, D.D.,
has consented to deliver the annual acMres<
before this Society at its exhibition, whu Ii
is to be held in conjunction with the State
Agricultural Fair. Dr. Kossers intimate
acquaintance with the subjects ot which lie
will treat, combined with his rare oratori
cal powers, insure a line address as well as
a large audience. . . .
1 ct our readers bear in mind the import
ance of this Society, and contribute libe
rally to its support, as well as send all arti
cles* of interest tlicy may have to the exhi
bition. . . r.. .
In the present condition ot our Mate tlie
advantages arising lroni this Society aic con
sidered by some as great as those Iroin the
agricultural, and demand the earnest co
operation of our citizens.
Ecclesiastical 2skws.?llcv. V . Dinwid
die, of West. Hanover l'resbytery, has re
ceived a call to the Presbyterian church at
Abingdon, Ya.
Ucv. James D. Thomas, of Eastern Shore,
Ya., has been called to the Presbyterian
church at Wythevillc, \ a.
fc Rev? A. E. Dickinson baptized four poi
sons at Four-mile Creek church, Ileurieo,
on last Sunday. . ,
William W. Wood, a student at Rich
mond College, was ordained at the Baptist
church, JelVersonton, Culpeper county on
the 10th instant. Mr. Wood has been called
to Bethlehem church, Henrico county.
Rev. A. H. Sands baptized ten persons at
Ashland on last Sunday.
Tributr to the Memorv of Colonel
P. A. Woods.?-At a meeting of the mem
bers of the Corn and Flour Exchange held
vesterdav the following resolutions were ot
iered hv'Andrew L. Ellett. chairman ot the
committee, and were unanimously adopted .
" Whereas we are called to mourn
the death of another esteemed friend and
associate member. Colonel P. A. \\ (|('d-y
and whereas it is due to that fraternal teei
ing with which wc have ever regarued lum,
and which he so richly deserved and so
fullv reciprocated, that we should place on
record our heartfelt emotions ou ao sad an
occasion; therefore .
" Eesokcd, That in the death of Colone
Woods Richmond has lost a useful and
valued citizein and this association a mem
ber who, by his strict integrity, ever cour
| teous manners, genial disposition, and Kind
ness of heart, won the esteem and regard ot
all its member?.
u tiesolocd, That we unite our warmest
sympathies with the deeper sorrow ot those
! who mourn the loss of a most devoted hua
| band and father.
? Kesolwd, That these resolutions be re
corded and a copy of them be sent by the
secretaiy to the lamily ol the lamented de
ceased.'
Mortuary Report.?The following is the
mortuarv report for the week endingJsatur
dav, October 16tin compiled from sextons
returns received at the olliee of the Boaid
of Health : Whole number of death- m the
citv, 18?in addition, oue colored male still
born. Sex : Males, 4; females, 14. Color :
White males, 1: white females,; H ; co.ored
1 ; 5 years to 10,1 ; 10 years to.20,1 ; 30
years to 4<>. 2 ; 50 years to GO, *2 : GO years to
Yo, 1; 80 years to 00, 1. Causes ot death:
Convulsions, 1; croup, 1; congestive chill,
1: childbirth, 1; consumption, 2 ; diar
rhffea (acute), 1; diarrhoea.(chronic), 1, d\s
fenterv (chronic), 1; diphtheria, 1; disease
of heart (valvular), 1; laryngitis, 1; parolv
sis, 1; pneumonia, 1; scrofula, 1; tiphoid
f?ver 1*: unknown, 2.
I J. G. Cabell, M. D., President; William
H. Taylor, M. D., K. S. J. Peebles, M. D.,
Members of Board.
Sons of Ham.?There is a society of co
lored men here called the Risingisotsol
Ham. A day or two ago they had a big pa
rade over the presentation of a bann?r
which bore on one side the name of "-h? ^?"
cictv and a rising sun, and on the other a
mammoth ham of bacon in appropriate co
lors, surrounded by the date ot the society s
organization inscribed in letters ot gilt.
The banner was duly presented, and neitliu
the colored ladies presenting, nor the bons
receiving, seemed to think there was any -
thinir wrong about it. Un the contrary, the
ingenuity displayed in the device w as the
subject of gcnernl remark uinong the
I brethren.
Supreme Court?Judge Burnham, of the
supreme Court of AppcAl.^ on yesterday
granted a writ of error on the petition of I
Richard If. Whitehead, convicted of mur
der in the circuit court of Chcstertield
count y.
Mayor s Court?Mayor Chahoon prcsi
dnvj.?The continued case of Lillv Rennet
and Mollie Pardons, charired on cross war
rants with abusing each other, was called,
and the parties fined 82.50 each.
- Taylor, charged with assaulting and
striking Lucy Brown with a brick, was dis
charged.
Henry Johnson (colored), charged with
Interfering with Sergeant Rankin in the dis
charge of his duly, was discharged.
K-.Fi^er, charged with assaulting and
striking Henry Johnson, wasarrai'Uied and
Henrr Johnson was arraigned for assaulting
and beating K. Fisher. Both were di<?
charged.
William B. Conner and Jerry Shelton
were charged with stealing eigbtv-four
pounds of lead piping from John E." Bo?
sieux. Cooper was discharged, and recog
nized as a witness against Shelton, who was
sent on.
Andrew Jones (colored), charged with
having in his possession a piece of iron pipe,
supposed to have been stolen, was called,
and ins case continued.
Ben. Allison, charged with trespassing
upon the premises of James Kerse, was
discharged with a warning.
Jesse Moore, charged with stealing a bar
of iron from t he Chesapeake and OliTo rail
road, was sent on.
Mark Jones (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Lucv Harris, was sent
on.
llemw Bartling, charged with unlawfully
assaulting and Beating his wile and chil
dren and creating a scatteration among his
neighbors, was sent on.
Mary J. Anderson and Virginia Ander
son, charged with trespassing upon the
premises of C. Wendlinger, were discharged
with a warning.
1 homos Chamberlain, charged with as
saulting and beating his wife, Caroline
C hamberlain, was lined 85 and required to
give surety for his future good behavior.
Mary Turner, charged with assaultm*
, * b,eatin= Christian .Smith, was dis
charged.
Marshall Tinslev, charged with disorderly
conduct at Ebenezer church, was diL
cliarged.
i Sancy Scott (colored), charged with un
lawfully having in lier possession a lot of
clothing belonging to Benjamin Jackson,
was discharged.
The continued case of John IT. Knight,
and Isaiah "Walker (colored), charged wilh
trespassing upon the premises of M. Moon
shine, was called, and the parties dis
charged with an admonition.
List of Unmaieart.e Letters Remaining
in tuk Richmond Post-Office Octoukr go
X. L. 31 cReady, New York;
McDonald, Richmond, Yn.; John Clian
K11;. > E- *'? Wyatt, Norfolk, Va.; E.
\V. Henry, Charlotte county, Va.; Charles
Stales, Hunting county, Pa*'
1 un i heatre.?A crowded house greeted
Mr. Ford's company on Monday night, and
last night another large audience, w ith a
fair proportion of ladies, witnessed lite re
presentation of Richelieu. The play was
very well put on, and nearly all the parts
were well sustained. The popular appre
ciation of the acting of.Mr. Mavo and Mi
Hawthorne was attested bv repeated rounds
of applause.
The company grows in favor, and we
think the week of legitimate drama will
prove remunerative t?> the onlerpri.-iii"
lessees. To-night, Richard III. will be
produced, and we expect an cnlcrtaiiuucnt
second to none wiinessed here this season.
Tnr. Tyrolese.?The renewal of the en
gagement ol Holer s i'vrolcsc Troupe bv
Mr. Den ringer has proven very successful.
11m audiences -till eoiitinue good, and the
performances are of a nature that should in
sure success.
The ZoETnori:, on exhibition at the fair
room. ( hurch Hill, corner Twenty-iifihand
Hi uad streets. The ingenuity of man de
\i>cci it, and it will puzzle tho hi^ruiuitv ol
man to see how it is accomplished. It 'will
well pay the curious |0 see it. and vou can
have as hearty a laugh over some of its re
presentations as at a good joke. One scene
is well calculated to excite the risibles
especially that representing " Mrs I'artin"
ton and the I)og"; and there are mam
more equally as ludicrous and as curious. "
nFT}?* Turner we lime Go,leys Lady's
Book for November.
The Religions Herald contains the followInpan
nouncement. which will be pleasant tidings to
Sunday-school workers. The Sunday-S''hool Run
ner, under the new management, will probably la
one of the most widely circulated journals of the
kind in the country :
??Banner" Removed to Richmond. The
Sunday-School Manner, edited and published by
Rev. George C. Connor, Atlanta, Georgia. The
undersigned have purchased the title and subset ip
tlon list of this monthly journal. All it-; sub
scribers will be furnished with it to the close of the
term for which they have paid without further
cost. Its publication will be suspended until the
iirstof January, 1 >70, to make arrangements for
Issuing it with new type, and in the best style, in
the city of Richmond, and to give an opportunity
to all w ho may desire to obtain It to commence
with the next Xo.. which will be the beginning
of the second volume. It will occupy an impor
tant field, cultivated, so far as we are Informed,
bv no oilier special agcncvi it will he adapted
principally to the instruction and encouragement
of Sunday-school teachers ; but will cont in mat- |
ter suitable for the reading of faiuiles. Arrange-J
incuts have been made for its judicious and able
editorial management, and it will be under our
constant supervision. Its publication is net an
experiment. The Jieinner lias done well under the
control of its late editor; and we shall commence
its publication with many advantages to promote |
its success;
The Bapth-ts of Richmond have !->ng displayed a j
commendable zeal in the Sunday-school cause.
The Sunday .schools of Virginia alone could well
support the journal. Wo Intend, however, that it
slr.ili not he local, biitcquully adapted to the East
aud the West, the Xorlli aud the South; Baptistlc
in sentiment; Christian in spirit; conservative In
influence; and pure in taste. We have facilities
for Issuing such a paper, and we will spare neither
pains nor expense to secure for it an able corps of
contributors, anu to make it eminently worthy of
the patronage of those for whom it is designed.
Our prospectus will appear in the next issue of
the IRrald. and we earnestly invite the co-opera
tion of all Sunday-school superintendents, teach
ers, and workers, with that ?f all who are Interested
In the successor Sunday schools.
J. B. .TF.T2.lt,
a. E. Dickinson .
Tiie Secret of Beauty lies in the use of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the complexion.
Itougnuess, rpuness, blotches, sunburn, freckles,
and tan, disappear where It is applied, and a beau
tiful complexion of pure, satin-like texture Is ob
tained. The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember, IIagan's Magnolia Calm is the tiling
that produces these effects : and any lady can se
cure it for seventy-five cents at any of our stores.
To preserve aud dress the hair use Lyon's Ka
thalron. . -
Cherrystone Oysters at ScnOTT's
Steamed Oyster Establishment, corner
Ninth and Bank streets?The first of the
season of these celebrated bivalves are on hand
and will continue to arrive regularly. They can
be had only at the above establishment, which bad
the exclusive privilege of furnishing the public of
Richmond w ith this delicious article last season.
Affidavits for Getting Out Executions
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN RAID
We have had a form of affidavit, required by Gen
eral Orders Xo. 57, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The af
fidavit is required before any execution can be
issued by a clerk of court.
We can furnish these forms at $3 per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozctv or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
trade.
The only steamed oyster establishment In
the city is ScilOTT'S, at the corner of Ninth and
Bank streets, where alone the two extras?viz.,
STEAMED lUld CHERRYSTONE OYSTERS?can be
had. Also, every other kind of oyster brought, to
this market; .and the best of LIQUORS, "WIVE?.
ai.es. 4r. Give him a call; It Is the oyster-bouse
of the city.
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.
Old Newspapers for sale by the hun
dred at the Dispatch office.
MA RIXEJ5TE1LIGEXO.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 20, 1SC0.
Sun rises
0.321
Moon rises
.. 5.45
Sun sets
5.2*|
High tide
FORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 19,1S69.
ARRIVED.
Steamer James ?. Green. Face, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. W. F. Porter.
Steamer Jolm Sylvester, Gilford, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, L. It. Tatum.
Schooner, 1). L. St urges Taylor, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner J. II. Rapp, Cale, New York, Iron ore,
Tredegar Company.
Schooner O. P. Binus, IUgby, Philadelphia,
coal. A. Blair A Co.
Schooner II. L. Slate. Wlllets, Philadelphia,
Ooal. ITawcs A Merriman.
Schooner Enterprise, Bowie, Baltimore, lumber,
James Gunn.
Schooner Hamburg, "Wescott. Philadelphia, coal,
C. 11. Page.
S XT LED. ?
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer
chandise and passengers, W. C. Dunham A Co.
Steamer Petersburg. Gcogliegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, llarveys A Wil
liams.
Schooner A. Mason, Rose, New York, flour,
Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
West Point. Va.. October to Arrived, steamer
Admiral. Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
The *' Freyn," olsen, from Richmond, arrived
at I lume September 2lst.
Spoken. September'."!, lat. 43 13, Ion. 41 47, Golden
Horn, from Gloucester for Richmond.
M
amusements.
ETROl'OLITAN HALL.
On MONDAY, October 25, l*?9,
nn<l
EVERY NIGHT DURING TIIE WEEK.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 3 O'CLOCK.
WYMAN TIIE CELEBBRATED WIZARD
AND VENTIJILOQUIST,
with Ills
LILLIPUTIAN CIRCUS.
DISTRIBUTION OF VALUABLE PRESENTS
at the* close of each performance.
Adinls.-ion, twenty-five cents; no half price.
Doors open at oj o'clock; to commence at 7$
o'clock. or 20?71
"PICHMONP THEATRE.
It
RICHARD'S HIMSELF AGAIN I
I.n^t night of the favorite young actor
MR. FRANK MAYO,
who will appear
THIS EVENING
as the
DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
In Shakspearo's great tragedy of
RICHARD III.,
v 1th a cast of characters of rare excellence.
TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING,
first time In Richmond of T. W. Robertson's
beautiful comedy, in four act?, of
SCHOOL.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTEROOON.
Secured *?nts at West & Johnston's bookstore,
Main street.
I itiurs up, n at 7] o'clock; performance begins at
3 o'clock. oc 20?It
TOIIN DEI*RINGER'S
CITY SPRING BREWERY,
EIGHTH STREET.
A GR VND VOCAL CONCERT
ev ei;i i;\'e>. I v<; this \vef.k will be
fSIVBX 15Y Til K CKI.EBKA TKll
E. IIOFER'S
TYROLESE OPERA TR'DUPE,
a comi,iualioii <>f live accomplished artists
from Tyrol.
Mrs. IIOFER (Prhna* Donna), Soprano;
31 isBERTHA, Soprano;
Mi-.- LOUISA, Alto ;
Mr. E. IIOFER (Direct' r). Baritone:
Mr. T. OBEREORCHER, llasso l'rolundo.
Tiie undersigned has engaged for two weeks the
celebrated
E. llOFEU'S
TYLROLKSE oPEJt \ TROUPE.
They will appear EVERY EVENING at the
lie>vo'-iinmed est ibll-hincnt. Their repertoire
?mbraevs a varh tv of the sweetest 'I yrolean Solos,
Duet-'. Trios. Quartettes, and Quintets, with the
wonderftiI Warldin -.-s.
'I liis combination of artists has performed In
Europe under the patronage of Emperors and
Kings. In this country thev appeared lor four
\vi ek-, cverv evening, at t he great
TA MM VNY and STEIN WAY HALLS
in New Yo k, and also In other large cities. Their
concerts have been attended by the largest and
most fashionable audiences, and'spoken of by the
press in the highest terms.
Admissson, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Concerts commence at 8 o'clock.
oc 18?lw JOHN DEURINGER.
MF.r.TIVGS.
VTOTICE.?A called mcotin!? of tho stock
AN holders of the MANCHESTER COTTON
AND WOOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
will be held at the office of the Richmond and Pe
ter-burg Railroad t'ouipauy on THURSDAY
NEXT, November the H'h, at 12 o'clock. As
business of great importance will he brought be
fore the m<- ting, it I- desired that every stock
holder-hould be present, cither In person or b\
proxy. W. II. POWERS,
oc is?2awfd Agent.
OFFICE OF J.VMES RI VKIl AND KANAWHA CO.,)
Rp II MONT). October 0. 1889. )
VTOTICE.?The ANNUAL MEETING of
the stockholders of the James River and Ka
ua vii i Company will he held at this office on
WEDNESDAY, November 3, 1S09, at 11 o'clock
A. M.
APPOINTMENT 0? PRO\y.
Know all men in these presents, that wo, the sub
scribers. being stockholders in the James River
and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint our true'and lawful attorney and
proxy to represent each of us in all general meet
lag- of the stockholders of said company held
within -1 x months from and alter the date hereof,
when we are not personally present or represented
bv -erne other proxy, with full power and autho
rity at ?uch general inc-tlugs to give such vote or
votes, and to do such other act or acts, as each of
us could give or do as a member of the said meet
ings if we were personally present; and we do
lierehv ratify and confirm whatever vote or votes,
act or'aets, our said attorney may lawfully give or
do for us in pursuance of the authority hereby con
ferred upon him;
Witness our bands and seals (his day of ,
one thousand eight hundred and .
Teste. fSEAl.l
[SEAL]
By order of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM P. MUNFORD,
oc 9?2a\v3w Secretary.
RESTAURANTS.
VETELLE,
RESTAURATEUR,
No. J202 MAIN STREET,
I begins the cpld season with renewed
energies and increased resources. The
cmw public will iiiul In his larder every
cnr> ihat is produced within the United states,
le offers everything In season here, and dellca
- of the tropics. TAME and WILDFOWL
water and land of all sorts) VENISON, OYS
IRs. FISH. TERRAPINS, and DOMESTIC
CATS, of the very best, selected with-kill and
re.
It-has the best of cooks, under the direction of I
French artist, master of the profession. His
)les in the mala saloon and his suit of dlalng
?ms for parties are supplied with dishes to order
rn the plainer sorts to the most elegant, euual to
y prepared in Paris. Parties entertained with
Ire privacy and comfort.
!e will supply parties and families promptly
tli Meats, t ish. Oysters, Game, Pastry, Dessert,
d Wines and Liquors.
le will cater lor those in town and country who
)lre uncooked supplies, ensuring the best the
irket affords at the most reasonable charges,
lis Bar is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS
rt WINES. This be warrants. Mixed drinks
?pared by tire most skilful brewer in the city,
ateful lor past favor, he Invites the public to
ntluue Its patronage, and promises the most
thful and prompt tilling of orders. oc 20
HARDWARE, ETC. !
f A E D W A K E.-WATKINS, COT
3L TRELL & CO. offer to merchants, farmers,
a mechanics, the largest, cheapest, and best a?
ted -tock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, Ac.,
las ever been their pleasure to do before, and
c an examination or their stock and prices.
iVcure agenti for GUM. BELTING and PACK
G and ANKER BRAND BOLTING CLOTHS.
WATKINS, COTTRLL1. & CO.,
e 17-Jm 13u7 Main strict, Richmond, Va.
-1 BARRELS PEACH-BLOW AND
) MO.N1TOR rOVA-MESfyMtol.,
ilUL^T A KING.
1132 Main street,
THE DISPATCH.
TETEBMS OF ADVERTISING:
CASH?ntVABIABLT IX ADVANCE.
One square, one in-irtlrn , .......9 ? W
One square, two Insertions 1 1*
One square, three Insertions 1 78
One square, six Insertions M 09
One square, twelve Insertions 6 60
One square, one month 10 09
One square, two mouths .......... 16 oo
One square, three month# 58 99
STEAMEItS.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTS-,
MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR
LANDINGS ON TIIK JAMES RIVER?
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER,
Captain Z. C. GIFFOBD.
leaves her wharf at Roekctts for Use above-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, andFBI
DAYS, at ?j o'clock A. M? and returns on Tnea
diivs, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In tlxno to con
nect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, 92.50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from 12 31. to CJ P. 31., for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
ChesajK'ake bay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates,
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freights for way-Ian dings must bo pre-paid.
Apply to L. B. TATUH, Agent.
pc 21 Office, steamers' wharf.
TT7"ILLIA-M C. DUNHAM & CO.,
TT GENERAL SHIPPING
AND CU3I.MISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Main and Eleventh streets,
Richmond, Va. Post-Office Box 64.
FOR NEW YORK.
OLD D031INION STEA3ISHIP
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
RKLL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA, ALBE
31A RLE, and HATTER AS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at ?
(i* lock P. 31. Leave Richmond every TUE8DAY,
FRIDAY, end SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda
tions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT A QUAR
TER OK ONE PEit CENT., at the offices of this
company.
N. L." McEnsADY, President, 187 Greenwich
street. New York.
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Mala and Eleventh streets.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND
Q U E ENST OWN. *
IN MAN LINE OF MAIL STE A MERS,"5aTI
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF I'ASSAGK BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown ...$100 00
Steerage. Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown $ 35 00
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX :
Liverpool or Qucenstown (cold) 9 80 oo
H ilifax (gold) ' 20 00
SC John's, N. F? bv branch steamer (gold).. 40 00
Steerage, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown $ 30 00
Halifax 15 00
St. John's, N. F., by branch steamer 30 oo
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, New York; or to
WILLLV31 C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly to LIVEIIPOOL,
calling .f Ql KENSTOWN, '
pier 47 North river every Saturday :
FRANCE. QUEEN, HELVETIA,
D E N M A R K, fel.TN, PEN NSY LVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
Cabin passage, $190 and 975, currency.
Steerage passage. 930. currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
$37, In currency.
steerage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Bot
tcrdain, and Havre. *15, in currency.
For turther particulars, apply at tlio offices of
the company, 69 Broadway, F. W. J. HURST,
Manager, or to
\\ II. 1,1 A31 C. DUNHAM Jt CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND ^-C-j
LONDONDERRY*.
T If E A N CHO It L I N E.
Favorite Clvde-huilt passenger steamers are In
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, at 12o'clock 31.
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IV CURRENCY :
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, orDerry, $80and
ji i J*
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, 9150.
Steerage to Glasgow or Derry, 930 ; intermediate,
*??15.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $37.
Passengers bo, ked to and from Hamburg, navre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp. Ac., at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bauk lu Great Bri
tain.
For further Information apply at the company's
offices. No. ti Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DERSON* Brothers, or to
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO, Agents. .
ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACK I:NZI i:. HEN1 iY & FLAMANT,
57 BR AD WAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills of lading given from Richmond to
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, and
Other freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable telegrams forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast,
?uudw|c!i 1-lands, China, and Japan.
Freights forwarded to all paits of the United
States and Canada. Applv to
WILLIAM c. 1)1 NllAil .t CO., Agents,
an 28 corner Main and Eleventh st roots.
1) HILADELPHIA. EICH-^jfflfe
1 MOM) AND NORFOLK STEA3I-2fflfiM?
SHIP LINE Steamers NORFOLK ami J. 8.
GREEN', composing this line, will leave Philadel
phia every SATUItl) A Y. and Richmond e very FBI
DAY. alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at mo
di rate rates; also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and hills of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
Stateroom, $8. W. 1'. PORTER, Agent,
lnh 3 Office. No. 2125 Dock street.
POWIIATAN .ST E A3I BO AT * .r?TL f
COM PA N Y'?Steamers STATESSbSL
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG Clicap,
rellalde. and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West. Trl-weekly line to Balti
more, making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No transhipment of goods be
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti
more every TUESDAY', THURSDAY', und SA
TURDAY'. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY'.
Freight received every day (except Sundays) up
to 7 o'clock P. 31. These steamers have excellent
aloon. stateroom,and passenger accommodations.
Fare, $4 ; meals and stateroom extra. For freight
or passage, applv to
HARVEY'S & WILLIAMS, Agents,
an 10 Commercial Block.
H
SiriPPING.
O ! FOR THE
GRANGE GROVES.
FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA SAVANNAH,
IIA.. touching at l'ERN AN DIN A, JACKSON
VILLE, and all La N DINGS on the ST. JOHN'S
RIVER.->K3II-WEF.KLY LINE.-Tlie elegant
and flrst-i hiss steamer DICT\TOIt, Captain W.
T. McNELTY, will leave Charleston, o. C., for
the above places every TUESDAY NIGHT at 8
o'clock.
The elegant and first-class steamer CITY
POINT. Captain GEORGE C. -McMillan, will
leave Charleston every SATURDAY NIGI1T at 6
o'clock for the above placer.
Through tickets to be had at railroad office-). No
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage applv to
J. 1>. A IK i?X A CO Agents,
.South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
oc 29?3m
TX)R 15 ALT I MORE.?Steamer,
r STATE OF MARYLAND wLl
leave lier wharf on THURSDAY, October i'L law,
at a o'clock A. 31. Freight received up to 7
o'clock 1*. M. Wednesday. For freight or passage
applv to HARVEYS A WILLIAMS,
oc 20?It Agent#.
1~70K PIIILADElT'II IA .?The^d^
. steamer J. S. GREEN, Captain,,
Pack, now lying at her berth in the Duel
receive freight l< r the above port HJ1 FRIDAY
the 22d instant at II o'clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage to Philadel
phia, including meals and stateroom, $s.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
oc 21?it office No. 2123 Dock street.
VOTJCE.?The BOATS of Jg
Ai uiy line will leave the Basin
promptly on TUESDAYS, THUKsiDAio, uuuoa
TUKDAYS.
Freights taken for all jtolnlt on the Canal. .
< Hlice, front of hour shed,
au 7 R. A. HILL, Agent,
N
TOTICJB to shippers.
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND liUAif
PORTA ! ION COMPANY aro prepared to exe
cute To WING and LIGHTERING TOBACCO,
SALT, and aU other 31F.RCHANDISK, LUM
BER, and WOOD, to and from City Point, Peter#?
burg. Norfolk, and all lauding# on Jamc# river)
For freight, apply to
JOliX I). HARVEY, President,
Commercial Block; or to
JA3IES K. K1DDICK, becretary.
D. S. LEFFLER, Agent,
office No. 2ul5 Dock
bctwccu Twentieth and Twenty-liret street#.
jy 21?3m
V^OTICE TO SHIPPERS.?3
13 The boats ol the JA31ES Kl-3
VER AND KANAWHA CANAL. cojuaSI
will leave the dock a# usual promptly at 12 31. on
TUESDAY 8, THURSDAY'S, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on deliver}*, or prepaid, at the
option of the shipper. Every facility possible will
be afforded consignees, but no obligation Is as
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
\V ay freight will not be delivered till charge# are
paid."
Boats locked and incured.
<k a EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
TO TAX-PAYEB8.
OTICETO TAX-PAYERS.?AU perl
sous who failed to pay one-half of their tax*, ji
-rt<> the 2othi?r July must come Ibrwardaud
th.lr bills within ten days or when called
n : und lu ease of failure so to do 1 am rc
red to proceed to the collection of the s*me by
unary process.
\ order of tiie City Council.
: :!Vw C. P. WOK I), City^oRector, ^
jS&iKG'CARDS PR IKTEDAT
DISPATCH PKJLN TING-HOUSEi