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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

Hard Baom at Heckstsy;ng. .-The City Coun
Gil, by recent amendments to the market
ordinance, have given huckstering death
blow if the ordinance Is strict enforced -
As amended. it says that no person residing
acitia ten miles Of the city shall offer for sale
at . market, or in the streets, any butter,
eggs, fish, fowls, fruits, vegetables, or other
purchased, raised, or produced within ten
miles of the city, unless the same shall have
been raised, produced, or caught by them
By this amendment the plan Of waylaying
market carts on the outskirts, Of purchasir 4
Of commission merchants, and OF forestall
ing all the necessaries Of life, win be effect
lally checked; for hucksters cannot ride ten
miles in the morning in time to attend mar-
ket, and cannot sell by agents as heretofore
Let every citizen aid the police in the en-
Drcement Of this ordinance, and the pro-
ducers will send in their products, sell them
at fair prices, and thus save to the people the
profits heretofore made by the hucksters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

A Pocket Directory Of all the hospitals, ho-
tells, railroad depots, and Confederate offices
generally, is very much needed by citizens
and strangers. Such work would sell
well and prove great public convenience
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REAL ESTATE KOH SALx

r AND For SaIs.-I cfYer for sale privately, upstl
/ the 2sth inst, my tract Of Land. lying N tho
town Of Farmvilis, and bslf mile ftom the south
Side .ilIoad. contaiDisg 1877 acres; about -
acres OF which in original growth, heavily tim
bsred. 9he balance Of the land 10 we'll slapted 20
imIlovemsnts are large dwell log, eoatainiss sax
large rooms, smoke house., twO cabips, hOuse,
stable sg+ house, and ali nscessary out housse
This land Ii Wei watered s~d has od apple or :
chard upon it II not Id bpf,ie Wad.esday, the
26th, 1t Will be offered at public auction ON that
day, ct II o'clock, tbs place fu ther d-scrip.
tion 10 deemed unnecessAry, as any ons wibhing to
buy H vs" the '"'d e0rs e. Ssy q p:Scr .s
Il AND Eor sale.-I offer f,s safe my trsct Of
i land, containing near $50 acres, lying in Oh.
npper eud CT Hanover county, some " mites from
Richmond, adjoining the lands OF Boltirg yasghh
and othrra There IA about one ha'f Of the laud
cleared and in good heart, tbs remainder In esk
aud pine There are fome thirty acres Of exctllsnt
low grounds Tho place -is we'll watsrtd Ths i'm
provements consist Of new two story framed
cw-liiDg, nearly haished The out houses are good.
There IL excet'eut spris very convt aieut.
For particulars address me- at MoLttelisf r O..
Hanover county, or AT Jones. No lis Brcad st,
Richmond. Va Price, 40 per acre
oc l6-lt@ JAMES II EUcKOLd.
llEAUflRUL Cottage Resideace ard z37 acres oi
u heavily wooded Las i, In Hanover, 8 miles
om Ashland, On tho road .eeding from that VII
lags TO Go 'dsl's. for saie.-We are authorized tn
sell beautiful p.aee locstei ebove. the late
residence Of Mr. Wm Dick, and within three mile q
Of Ashland. Theirs is on TIE tlaes teautful new
cottage residence, coniaiaipg Fur hsntscms rooms.
: be.ides kitcheu, stable, Ae. and . we'll Of eeod
water. The Land 10 heavily Set in original growth VI
oak and pine. which is guaranteed - cut 1t lesst
1000 cords Of wood PoseessIou given at Ouee. As
the buildings are rema kaby neat and comic tabI.
and the wc0d land $50 near T. AshIand) In great
demand, this offers fine chance f3r iUveftnelt
AppIyto loc l6-s,I uODbIh : APPkRsON.
W kkf Valuable Lot at the corner tf MaiA and
" 18th strects tor sale.--We are auth< rtsed 10
sell t. at truly valuable Lot af ths northsan cososr
Of Msis and 25th sire, IT, lilo fret BY 16o IL to N
ailey. snl now un.lss good enclosure JAis Lot
Is siuirabiy adapted fcr varehouse, tobacco fsc.
tory, or tasber yard. Arpiyt0
&C l6--3e 0ODOIH ARP1t tlON,
llEAUrIsUL Lot, ~ Coancil Cha Ibes AxlL on
u the north eide Il Ross stSett, keta<.n Gov
srnor ard lseh streets for sals We ass authes,
izrd to ssil n 1st vsiHate aAd bceutifal E lces
tsd ., above, fon ing 81 feet, ineaisg ack l3d
feet to alley. II u Is tsaiy most vAis~ble Ief
aSd ons that 10 rarely tdered f.r sala Apeiy 10
sn 1H-QI isnHHTN AHpf nsxA&
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TAKE NOTICE-fhat ! viii attend II ueersc0
i County Court House from the l0sh to the 30th
Of Octoosr, Tor The paslosa q receiving al taxss
n0W duA the COufcderaee 00segnmeut. aad q regie-
terine business and professional who have
not been veGtsaered WM B. q 0AANETT,
O6.lecief 97th Dfslytct, composed 1t tAs toaniy
90 le-Sse 0f HenatcO
V0A0f P11asss, No 0lue, Wao1In0 1e1a. ~.
Eactef L1gwonls Arssv keek 10 11ns nfoVn
WJaAsoe 4e4p, Castils 0eap. esvinGeA -, hy sals
~ WA0NkM, Muxvisa.
Corner II Broad and - "a
wanlsd-knpty Yeast Povdse s1d Essaes 81
go 1Nses. 60 lA-Af
IN rEknY,
- lnDasess anA Dealey
- - - sssslssss ais - .ssssv 81
Sr9sela Ns(oa - &l1e0sea - rna1 WaNsA -
nsi - = assss = ~. ssssa. Z ~ sssa
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EAsaIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof BINGHAM
begs to announce TO the public that on account of
some dissatisfaction respecting the marble floor of
his Academy, and wishing to give universal satisac.
tion to all, he has decided to have it boarded i'm
mediateiy.
P. S.-PrOf y will commence this week his new
and Fancy Dances, hoping to receive the patronage
Of his Old scholars, with others who wish ~ learn
the art Of Dancing, &c.
PRACTuNG SOIREE.--Prof Bingham's Practicng
Soree next Thursday evening, at 6S O'Clock.
Gentlemen scholars, 81, gentlemen no. scholars,
50 All the ladies ana children scholars re-
spectfaiy invited OC l3-3t+
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AxUNkMkNIx
-Nsw nolAosO rsEAnk J.
Aesiag asd ssags MAaAsss orAss
treasurer ..."................W6 6Ggp
4HLs(s,slDAY) svxSlSS. OF lea, ,sss,
One night Of the graad ronastic Drama entitled
THE yEWESS;
COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE.
With graad effects.
Conclude with the old Farce with new name.
OGDEN WORRIED by DUNCAN,
10 active preparation, an entirely new play. from
the French Of II De eaint Georges and A. Lsuven,
INCOGNITA;
On, .HE
J1WEkLER OF sT JAMES,.
In ectivs preparation, au entirely new aud origi
WANTED A SUBSTITUTE;
THE ExroKTIoNERs.
N BENEFIT FOR THE pOOR..I
Ad-Doors open at 6k. Performance will com
mence at ~ precisely. oc l6-n
~ FOR THE BENEFIT
SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
By MADAME RUHL
and others, has been necessarily postponed until
ZAURsDA EVENING, Oct. .ad.
A GRAND SELECT BALL
NEW MARKET HALL,
Corner Of 6th and Marshall 80 ,
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. l9, 1868.
pol ce force has been engaged, and no pains
will be spared to ensure the rsspectabiity Ct the
bali.
Aana0v-CJ J johnson.
Floor Commatee-J Ryan, Hopkins, " II
Davir, w " Aud.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, ss
ocl6-3ts
NEW DANCING ACADEMY .-The undersigned,
IN ut the solicitation Of many friends, has deter
DANCING ACADEMY a. the
NEW MARKET HALL,
Corner Of 9th and Marshall sts,
where all the fashionable dances Of the season will
be taught
The subscriber fiatters himself, from his expert
enCe as an assistant in OF the most fashionable
academies in the country, that he Will be able to
give entire satisfaction, and respectfully soicita
share Of the public patronage.
DAYS TUITION
For ladies', misses and masters On Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to O'Clock.
For gentlemen: On the evenings OF samc days,
from TO 10.
For terms apply, during the hours OF tuition, at
the Hail.
Twill be prepared to receive pupils on the 18th in.
stant. Parties wishing to see me in the meantime
can call at the echOo! on the above days.
Oc S-eOd5ts GEO w BISHOP.
E>ASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
Prof BINGHAM
begs to announce to the public that, on account of
some dissatisfaction respecting the marble floor of
his Academy, and wishing to give universal satisrac
tion TO all, be has decided to have it boarded i'm
mediatey.
P. S.-Prof b will commence this week his new
and Fancy Dances, hoping to receive the patronage
old with OIL xch i.,aeI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

COMMERCIAL.
Gold sold readily in New York on Saturday
at 14S1la149, against IA for the correspond
ing day of last week. This is a rapid rise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

LVUND-ua Frday, the Y,h inst. Pocket. Book
r containing a small sum Of money. which the
owner can obtain by calling on the undersigned at
ihe Clothing Bureau, describing the same, aud pay
iGl fer this advertisement. JOHN PITT
0r l6-Itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

,EAhEf ut-in my corn field, on the l5th OF Oc-
t6ber, III the rear o. Fairfield, large red Cow
Win snile lace The owner can get her by coming
Iarsard proving property, paying charges, aud
iasibs her away. w L IIMBEkLAhE.
M lh--lfG
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DRAFT RIOT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

A mob at Jackson, in New Hampshire, on
Thursday night, burned the hotel where the
Deputy Provost Marshal was stopping while
serving notices on drafted men. He has
Just passed through this place era route for
Portsmouth, to obtain necessary assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

teT-betwcen Clay and list sts and l4th and
Cary or the Central railroad depot aud 2lst st
ny Pocket Book containing my exemption, also some
oIhsE papers Of Ouse to any one except the owner
also contained the likeness of 'acy viii give
LIS reward II left at the Office Of the Richmond and
aas'ie railroad, or at this Office.
Gc l3-2t WIN III HOWARD
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tton in that quarter. We are also prepared
for an attack On our front.
The advance of Hill's corps probably COM
menced moving from Madison Court House
Thursday morning.
The ''reber' raids are getting very
bold. A Washington dispatch, Of Sun
day, says:
Last nigh. party OF mounted guefiilas
moved to various locations on the Southern
side of the Potomac, including Baily's Cross
Roads, Falls Church, and Munson's Hill, aud
robbed individuals Of various amounts OF
money aud other yalHablcs. They exhibited
no little bOldness In their depredatiOns, as
the FIRST named place Is within three miles OF
ed by them are in proximity to our lines.
ouANrRELL MAKES ANOTHER RAID-GEK'L
1IGHT KILLED.
Quantrell has been out again, and was still
out at last accounts. On the night OF the
9th he cut the wires near Jefferson City, Mo-,
having ..struck' the Pacific Railroad Mt that
point, and was on his way to Scdalia AsPe
cial dispatch from Leavenworth givestne par
ticulars of the attack on Gen. Blunt and bii
escort below Fort Scott.
He was attacked BY 3OO rebels N union
uniform, near the encampment Of Lieut.
Pond. His escort broke, and out Of l0meI
70 were kiiled-all shot through the head
evidently after they were captured. Aa50l
Curtis, SON Of Gen. Curtis, was thrown from
hs horse, and was found with bullet-hole
through his head. Lieut.. Pond's camp wa
attacked about the same time. -Four mes
were killed and three wounded. Ten
Blnut escaped, and meeting rein1osce9ensa
below Fort Scott, took command o. taeu
and started In pursuit of ouanssell Aseut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

fINES Doa.s Rsward.-St0ien from my cart on
/ saturday last, Hound, with blue and black
fpotf; sealdsd ON the right side. The above reward
viii be paid II left with Mesjah, at q Gsrber's sta.
bic eu Frs6klin, between llth aud 18th ats.
l6-ltt R0bERT STARK
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SlRAYkD-FrOm my residence, corner OF I'D aud
Gay sis, small white aud red spotted Cow, q
great deaf Of white about the head quite old, and
hdirs bored iu the undeTside OF each horn; gives
soOat Que gallon OF mtik. A suitable reward will
Be gwen for her return.
oc lj-2tt TT OWENS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Il OR kent-TwO ui,lurnishst rooms, Ga the iirst
r iioor, supplied with gas, &c, to single gentlemen
or gentleman and wife without children. Apply
at the secoud tenement from jackson, on the west
side Of 4th st Oc 16-2tf
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LOST, STIfA YED, dc.

= oT-ou Thursdsy morning between my house.
| on the Grove Road, and the corner OF TN ana
rs1,sIn streets. a small bundle of Papers,
v,.ro.l in white paper tied with . twine string
.hS marked sMajor NcIsnd" liberal rewa
I'll +. nait for them Ii left at the Commishary'
S'aarsra oeiee. TU DUDLEY, Jr,
=" Is.-l,t Capt ami ACS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

I uST-On the 10th or 18th inst, in some portion
! Of the city, my Exemption Papers. The fuder
vii please leave them at l. Wagner's corner or 9TH
aai Broad SITS. A reasonable reward will be paid
lvr them [Sc l6-2ttl EN- GRANT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-16

ErOK RENT-One or two very desirable front
rooms, furnished, with gas Possession given
immediately Apply. on the p.emises, on Nam st,
2d street Oc l6->2t&
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @brGp V0f AStlnEtrE(Oeg
3uberehet urteT bsr uyasjtteibacen SnfNct spn ST., S.
s5paAte, stsie8 g~efdidtsa Nr5&ss, Ger istne prDfeftpuele 9aufr
5e5a 0is bsn' tOtGfaea DartteiI ststcr re8e!a6Bt9su ~uebtitsi-
GtEbAnG tR et:ter Der beTel tlA ilteSttn @5tuLe1 III
T5UaosIpt5a, a ptsIct1t TT br &left, 3neSret.i., III bseite
s0GibsT e{ret; reoti6}en Eerraig tn bea DGttsbelpbta Nspsq.
lam. u9b2 e,ag YtsIe Sabre EoHa gSrss in, Eofcisat IN. olt.u
Errantb0fis ts@s~ GSt6S. - rtr1#-ss .H .fs- 4I1 IrHE
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tasls fak @et}snse.

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~tsaHgetr 1trl~ttben 90 1,t3
nae sa1aaaTt III ann gu &C.. Ivy sellef >
,atI,.lss 3 = N a1btnstO a NIT DEt &oIto.
anb' Oetes 8abn Mlor8.ns unt A, Y, $50
unb2 1920 gormtttass.. AIS 4.35 unD
EIS5 9taAmtttaSs. ..a4 =. ,u,,,1r .-54
5ii4Sss q 5pataategs stpeagsssn ss9ea pp!tt !3a8gss nus nus
gtiOsgfsss PM unp ps S.15 81 gV Has paaYpp s;1t5 Is.
Na@us, o,57 - .,,.,ir5,,3p sofa@6 ,.trrr-,.
/ 2Se W~GIDtDgtpHg 8eDe1 BIT. .3Gas
MICreens nm $50 500 WuO 1I,5O DIN. -
yladntttags nm $40 unD 49, s -unp
1880 - .Des S0nnta8S uia 8 ubs Wtorgeas
aasgp@a 8 10 anb, $50 gsaAmittags. =, 49,.
4 81 adj ~ Gtrttnsbnr6 en- mberrs
EtawD 9aEFsf8knr8 amp Dbse G.
Ettn9 = Der Bpaa1s atpslGer Aa alsa !33a,.4
Eeutattppeu baIt perlaBl @GuaOsa depot mns
3 u9r Nlgg8sas, btr Grpesp59G $50 Nbps.
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nm $40 unb 9.15 unb AaNmitta9S IN,
1.20 tano AS Mltn. Son GGicptts MitIs
gepeu 3ugs uat 7.40 nrfb HOO. Mlrreeus
unb 2.45 unD 900 glaGntttags az.
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10 1Dr WDr0ens itnp ITO @sirs. $50 tao
$50 NtoAmttta8S. = o8 81
Wn Sonntaeea ssbt blDs ets 3ug umt $50
4bsabs. al B .nseW ..G.l ..tsf
4ae 3ase mil AnSuabnte osS S.30IlDrgens
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tral Saba.
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MtNaels &c, &C.. rsnb nnbere on bsnt 5hll1 u,
g0elRl. l1fee gete9eget DldbeE.
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d @m ilnb mad gonntas, o.. SOB merbeu tSstt@ 2 3ase
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ScnntaSs arsgsnohimen. H3 rges .AG0f
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0tprSens nm 6 .2O, unb 9.l5. Inb Na9mittags / 20 unb
4.45, rnb BON gGicOtt's MINIS gtorsens TAO uub HOO
nn6 ~gtG4mittn9s 2,45 unb 500. ~
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7.15, 8.50Rnb 1920, unb ga9m BIS, 4.35 IuS Las;
Spuntass MIR glprgens ul 400 unb $50, uub Ra5s
mittoga nm 3.15. Gbsang BON Geai6iuston ysprsexs
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