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- Per bbl.=
Northwest stperane. 81 500 500
Northweat extra ..... 8 75@ 900
Northwest extra family 10 5O@12 80
Pennsyyania md Western snperane, $500. 5000 900
Pennsylvania and Western old stock extra 9oog oo oo
Penn. and Western fresh ground extra w
Penn. and Western old stock family II. .ontg o
pennaviuana and Wastarn fa, cies .15 On@1650
Ruel lsonr 1H' e~ " ...... s O0@
Pennsylvania Corn Meal. 4.ooen 1po ~.
CiRAIN-Thsre is rather more wheat oferlng anu .o
has somewhat fallen of Sales O. 81 3saO 80 oud 5
fair and choi Southern red at 81 10 to W o anu
bushels Indiana at 50 75 Rye Is quiet but steaoy
81 10 for Pennsylvania In corn there Is o5 aaar arn
dong sales CT yellow at 92c; and 1900 bushels western
mixed 81 to 94c Oats remain without chanBe; saes
Of 5000 bushels new Southern at 81 to 62c
The receiptg to-day are as follows: 174O bbs hour;
4OO bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn and 4soo oosne
oats. .,= .,, ,,.
PROVISIONS Ns-Holders continue firm in their views,
but the transactions continue limited IS eaaes oe ap p
bb for city packed beef q to 26o per 10 TOR m nacoR
shoulders 21a to 22c for prime lard in bbls ana tcs'
and % to 80 per Id for utter, as to qnaty. N so
WH1sKEY-Smal sales of bbs are making az " ~ lot
Ohio, aud 50 81 to 80 38 ior Pennsylvania.
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, August 8-CoTToN.-Mid iddlng cotton
,vss quoted in New YORK yesterday So to 49, and the
,market nominal. Here there was scarcely any market
No doubt the weather. which miserable, had some.
thing to do with the dullness which prevailed, and
which was felt In every department Of trade We quote
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7-l6d To Glasgow per steamer 1000 bushels at
To Savannah 5000 bushels corn at &c. Bremen
bro to Cork for orders with corn at 5s.
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NEW YORK, August z8.-BnrAnsTupFs. The mar;
ket for State and Western flour is more active ana
sound medium grades rule "a little higher The sales
are $500 bbs at IS to 80 for superhne State; So 40
to s8 90 for common extra State; 50 to 10 10 10 Tor
choice do; $5 IS to 7so for superane Michigan, In
diana. Ohio Iowa &c, and 81 to 9 so for extra do
including shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio q at
So 8b to TO- and trade brands of do at $40 10 to ~
spring wheat St. Louis at $40 80 to II &c. and winter do
at sl2 to 49, closing quietly.
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new York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce, OF Wodaes-
day, the goth August, Bays:=
The national currency is still abundant. and inc
banks are lending it to the agents at co'en
days free of interest ,Z,,,,,....-o.,,.,,.;o,
The domesc market presents little mors animation
in the yaro, branches OF business IN the DRY goods
department. there is increased activity, and prices Of
most descriptions of iabrics arc firmly sustainea;
Money il iu excessive supply at to per cent tor call
loans stock collaterals aud upon Government &C.
curties at lower rate The best commercial paper is
In demand at to- per cent per annum discount Tor
short and long date.
Gold opened this morning at 148. touched 1881, ad.
yanced to 149N aud was selling at the close at !4oA
Silver is in limited request at to 10 cents below the
price Of gold, ,,,-
Foreign Exchange Is dull and lower. Leading bankers
ask O7 for 50 days sterling bills and los tor short sight
do. but these are extreme rates. We quote: BINS
At 60 days on London l0b to l06 for commercial le5A
70 o Tor 40 ct shor. sgh ao,I 70 aes
27h: Antwerp $40 to 35 swiss, 40 to 32k; Ham,
burg, So to s5A Amsterdam SO to SsA frankiort ea
s9X to 4OA Bremen, rs to 76A Pruaaia9 tnaers, ooh
tn TO-
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PROVISIONS, Holders are firm IN thelr views.
TIE inquiry s limited We notice sales OF $3.50 bbls at
$50 to 5SS for mess cash and regular me latter
price for small los cosg ct $92 81 oash SSo oo 70
BEEF -Nhe market presents no new feature balea
we're made Of 800 bbls at SIG to $40 for plain western
ness and $40 so to $24 for extra do. -.
BEEF HLMR-Are very scarce and nomlna! at t4o 1oI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL NOVEL iNyEN-
rIoN TO INSURE SArETY.-P. +. Milligan,
civil engineer, has invented a very ingenious
mechanical arrangement for the proven,
ton of railroad accidents on bridges and
culyerts, which, if IL be generally adopted
will save many lives and a large amount OF
property annually. The machine is SELL
acting, and so constructed as to give warn.
ing to the approaching train, by means Of
signal lights, of any accident that may have
occurred to the bridge or culverts through
frcshests or otherwise. In case Of freshet,
it shows tho height of the water under the
bridge or culvcrt; if the bridge has set;
tied, it shows how much it has settled; ana 10
if it has been carried away or burnt, IL
shows that also. The invention was sub
mitted to the railroad convention held in
this city this week, and was unanimously
approved of. The expense of the machine
is trifiing in view of the security to life and
property which il affords, and it will doubt
less soon be introduced into general use.-
Nep York Times.
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A CRY LIT UP INsrANTANEoUSLY--A
NEw INTENTIONAL most ingenious piece
of mechanism for instantaneously lighting
the numerous gas-burners of a large thea
trc or any public building, or even all those
Of the largest city, like New Orleans or
New York. As matter of prudence, We
are requested not to describe the simple
chemical principle upon which it is all
based. We can only say that it works adj
mirably. The mechanism at the head
quarters resembles that of an alarm-clock
so that IL set, for instance, at 6 O'Clock in
ths evening, all the gas-burners Of the city
win be instantaneously lighted. How great
the saving of expense, and time, and ex-
posure will be the result may be readily
imagined by those who know anything
about lighting city, especially the more
distant parts Of 1t, in stormy night, or
even clear one.-New Orleans Picay,s,se,
24h.
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Tho following L % vsfy hsafsy s00d -
-. = = ~ ~otort u tft w..

Tho following b % very hsafsy s0''''
nc cannot reject It. -. .as pispassa. (
O Blsss enc Girls.
= go, AZ. Girls. the charming en"'
W. Sonid not do without themS
~, 90 Al sweet and keep 20 neat,
Va have such airs about them.
A"n ...s,h each glance they 70 entraucos
mrS are 80 lovely seeming,
r,hss snite OF all they make US ian
into day dreams a.drcaming. @1
q b,cas the girls, the darling girls
They are so brisk and pretty, .v.~
They give such signs ana na'c 'ueA
And are 80 very witty.
o bless the girls, the dashlns shN'
They smile 80 very mellow, ,
They'd lust ~ soon gaze ~ INC HoVn
AS - any other fellow"
O bless the girls, the loving girls
They are rs sweet rs honey
They craze our brain, and soothe our PAM
And "conflscats our money.
And when In mood, they are % gooo'
So full Of fun and dapry,
And play their part with 90 Tucn u'''
Make US victims Of coquetry.
o bless the girls, the enchanting girls
They are cent from God above
To drive us mad and make us glad
With their peculiar love.
They are SO bright, they craze US quise'
With transports Ill our BRAIN,
And spite Of fate, both soon ana iate,
Teach US our hopes are vain. " w.
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A SINGULAR REQuEsT.-Trcasure Spin
ner yesterday received a letter from
Greensboro, Georgia, enclosing $500
Confederate note, and requesting that as
the note was payable two years after the
ratification of treaty of peace between
the Confederate and United States, it
might be exchanged for greenbacks, as the
action of the United States had rendered
it useless. 1t is scarcely necessary to state
that this modest request was not complied
with.-C Chronicle, 9th.
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TIE METEoRIC DIsPLAY.-The meteoric
shower promised by the astronomers about
the middle of November is, it appears, pre-
coded by preliminary exhibitions. 1t is
stated in the Philadelphia Ledger that for
several nights past, Notwithstanding the
moonlight, brilliant metcors have been no.
ticed in the heavens, and the grand display
anticipated next month will probably not
fail us.
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\, A Coon HUMoRED LoCAL.-The Lynch
burg Republican Of yesterday thus dis
cusses upon "per cent:
Per Csnt.--The Richmond Dispatch
tightly takes, us to task for saying that the
toll fktes0f the canal had been lowered from
two TO four hundred per cent. We confess
the cereal, and viii be more particular in
the future. st
Per cent" is something that is fear
fully and wonderfully made. From our
earliest school days until now its opera
tions have seemed to us worthy to be
ranked with the four things which Solomon
declared 70 DO past understanding. We
meant that the charges bad been reduced
70 one-haf or one-fourth OF the old rates.
We ~. ought TO have said, 1t least We are In
S'.nea 70 think We Ought to have said,
.a1om my TO seventy-fvs per cent.
u that isn't right, win the Dispatch please
-~e~ES 49, ss;ass ssr#
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Was Washington Conservative Par
kersb,uy Times.
No. He was Virginia rebel.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF SCHEDuLE.-On and ar,
MONDAY, October LIST, the mali train will be r1s
between Richmond and Siaunton daily (sundag.
exceptedl, leaving Richmond at Z 30 A. NJ, ana
between Stanton and Jacison's river tri week
leaving Staunton on arrival OF mail train from h
east, at 20 7. N. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY,
r H on TuEsDAYs TaHRSpsYs. and tai sSTtR
DAYS. The accommodation train will b. run b.
tween Charlo,tesyills and Richmond on Mos
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, lsar
ing Charlottesville at s A. N. and Richmond 4
9.BP. M. Freight trains leave Richmond ~
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
6. 80 A. M.
burg. and other points In the valley, and to al
prominent points In the southwest, can be pgr.
chased at the office. d. wHiTC0MB
OCT General Superintendent.
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"You seem to walk more erect than
usual, my friend.'
ayes, I have been Strengthened by cir
cumStances."
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ID EMOvAL-The undersigned have
III txksn the new aud commodious warehouse
on Pourteensk strest three door, south q Cary,
and jest opposite the siie q We nsv psnyine &c.
loa. nn sn3 sSs p pssIi g ssnsr sY
We pgupcss = hsvs IN AUCTION % W.DHIe-
DAY Ia list Instant. Dus notes q particulars
Will avpess IA HondaX PAPER ! -
mo eHOEMAKERe. III sy0n want
). 3 8 4 '6iits
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pEAD! READ!
and receive wholesome advice where to buy your
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS
aBNTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
The only thing necessary to convince you will b.
to call at
I.GREEN TREES,
gil BROAD STREET GOLD No. ll7),
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
where he is selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Casinet Pants at $l.75,
Extra Casinet Pants from ~ 70 -,
Good Cashmere Pants at Mas to ~,
Prime Cashmere Pants from 81 to 90,
Good Black Pants at 1915,
Fine Black Pants at &4.75,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at $3.50 10 $40.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests at %,
Cashmere Vests from $3.50 to ~,
Black Cloth Vests at 80,
Black Silk Vests at $3.50,
Fancy Silk Vests at 1915,
Black Cotton velvet Vests at -,
Fancy Silk velvet Vests from 80 so tot7.
COATS.
Casinet Goats at $3.50,
Black Casinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Cashmere Coats atS7
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from % to SIS,
Cashmere Goats from 80 to %,
Fine Cashmere Goats from % 10 $ls,
Black Frock Coats at IS and 20,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from $l2 to SIS.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
full assortment, and at all prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
Atwood Suits ut &1s,
Casinet Suits (dark COLOR at &ll,
Atwood Cashmere Suits at SIS,
silk-mixed Cashmere Suits atSsis,
Fine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from eis to S2S,
Light Cashmere tHarrison) at$ls.
Brown Cashmere Suits ut $40,
Fine French Cashmere Suits from s2s $as,
Black Suits ut all prices. .a., .Hy
SHIRTS.
Undershirts at 90 cents,
Gray Undershirts at u,
White Undsrshirts ct from 81 tof2,
Fine All-wool Undershirts ct S3.:s to %,
Red Flannel Shirts at $l.7s,
Red Flannel Drawers at $l.D,
White Shirts at d,
White Shirts from $l.2s to el.so,
Fine Shirts ut from $3.50 to $3.50,
Jeans Drawers at rs cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from u TO N.B,
Calico Shirts at el.2s,
RULED BOSOM Shirts ct cas-,
Cashmere Shirts, full stock, frsm u TO Ss.
HANDKRRCHIgFs.
White Handkerchiefs at 70 cents,
Linen Handkerchief at 20 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchfefs at 10 cents,
Silk Handksrchiefs from 81 to tl.7S.
COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed ct Is cents,
A. 7. Gfsy's Ut 30 cents,
Genuine Gray's ats cents, .4e..
Gray's Standing Collars at Is cents,
Linen Collars from 10 10 IS cents.
sCAKFS AND NRCK-TIIS. 'a
A full supply, st all prices. ~
6USPEHDERs.
euspenders for IS cents to u pair.
Fine White suspsnden ut Is cents.
HATS.
Wool Hats at Is cents,
Pur HsA from l.se TO 4s.
Ihsvs also al the late FASHIONABLE HATS ct
III prices.
4 fail Stock Of uMBRRLLAss Ind VALIsEs, and
Il PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES. Don't forget
The store OF ]. 0REKHfRKK,
sil Broad street tsid No. III,
"a 81. h>kvs~n Riahth And Niukh
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC:
100 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
lou g bag B Epsc E kfG4AT c6fF GEqErFEE
20 pa1rsIs E EXTk$ sSs SUGAR.
Is hsgsIs ads CLEAR and RIBBED SIDES
20 bags SPICE. GINGER,. and PEPPER,
e essss s npafE eS99aaSAS BRANDY,
20 Barrels Sansi N OLD NICK FAMILY WHISKY.
pipe MADEIRA WINE,
pipe SHERRY WINE,
IN o s'? ao" at0 '0' CSHHaRiEs T. WORKMAN CO.
ERESH vENISON, BUTTER,
Rco G sHGARs coFFEE h GH6cR TEasBaeE
and er'en-re'sivins and s sfF SFs y GIBSON
oc Pot Fourteenth street below Cary
yXTILLIAM b. RADCLIFFE, No.
w 1919 Main street, has In store and for sale
SsTsss SkWS f STfkK S fsn sFfSUk
IS barrels barrels BaLTiMoRE EXTRA FLOUR,
90 barrels W99op'S No. CUT and GROSS
HERRlNGS,
IS boxes SOAP, nearly every grade
80 boxes ADAMAETIEE and rALLoW
CANDLES,
ssrfss NJ gs aS iFsy gEbHsco in papers,
100 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
So gross PARLOR MATCHES.
NEW BACON-HAMS, CLEAR SIDES,
SHOULDERS, and BREAST PIECES
FINE GUNP0WDER and BLACK TEA,
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO,
STARCH, FANCY SOAPS,
POWDER and SHOT,
GROUND and GRAIN PEPPER,
J. y. GINGER, ALUM, LOCKWOOD,
WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER,
M0LASsES; CIDER VINEGAR, for picking;
BUCKETS, BR00MS,
RIO, LAGUAYRA, aud JAVA COFFEE,
Nos and 2MACkEREI., half barrels and kits,
and nearly every other article In the grocery line
oc
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RIcHnoxD AED PSTBssBUEa RAILroID Co
RIcHnoSD, Va, October Is. I,ss~ri

RIoHnoxD AED PsrIRsBuGa RAILrolD Ca !,
RIcHnoSD, Va, October Is, I,ssr{
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after FRIDAY the 10th October ths To-.
on this road will run A. follows: "A'1
Leave Richmond At $SA. N and lgpN
and arrive At Petersburg at s. 10 and 3i0P "
Leave Petersburg at "a. NJ aud s.ij p N
and arrive ut Richmond al 1915 4. N. and II
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAY,
an ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will iesre kieb.
mond at II 30 A. n: and Petersburg at pI5A.y
The MORNING. TRAIN going South and tIs
EVBN!hG TRAIN going North are the only tra.r.
that will run on SUNDAYS.
Will stop at Manchester, Temples, Port Waltz. /,
junction, and Lundie's r. m GILL,
&C ia.9 Engineer aud Superintendent,
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FERTILIZERS.

DHENIX GUANO.-FOR SALE,
i fifty tons OF this valuable PsRrILlhhA,
his order with the result Of It's sppliesiiot ~ -
nips-on poor land" making turBirs usaa.,
inches in circumference, and the tops Two '"'
half feet In length Price, $50 per ton.
SIP. LAThROP, lgsI4;
ocis Eighteenth street, south side q pe<I-
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-2,o9,
i bushels AGRICULTURAL LINE, Of The fAi''
quality, for sale very Low By ,o
Basin. between Eleventh and Twelfth 'as'''
oc a--ts
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RxIIROXp6.

- :
GnlaAE eH0RT ROUTE no nm,
SFt$! segEsss :sts "a a..;;$s
1spgcsR r1s5T C'a 3Ias snt Mo-;
dla Aes ca s5S An k''hno0I 70 ss &. ID.
f1 Il: IA fssiss n I: 8 ,s'ss s.; n.
%silx fenlsl. efs4ptell = 10. A. T., srr,,,,st
MSf iaiikscci 9fiiiIsas1 fssflsss ~ =. 4:
a2ss t(SA4' lhSSddE xArr mn, %
MsQAtf CAN. Win NV PAflSf sLsi,rsli
H.. Arriving u NsskiA6tos % 90
nsstlnG VIII he kAhLY MORNING TKIiSss..
CHARGE y0B 9tnxPlH0 CHIIRs. h"IEA
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with To-,
press paskaSes, leaves Richmond daily Sss,sI'
Sxcsptssl o s.u r. T., Arriving in fres.r,sn
sfAkouaa flcKrrs and THROUGH a,ao.o,
Cn1Cke % Alsxandria, Washington. BsIu,si
xhls1clpnis, New York, Boston, and ali d. ,g,,
to1 further Information and through s.,...
ts3H e tSs oaes q the COMPANY, corner BIZ BIZ
J. B. GENTRY, General T!ets, i,.,.
sAAuIi RufH. EupsEintsndsnt. OBI
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WARN, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very small pro.
ats at which they are sold, at
J. sTEENBOCK l. CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and lH5 Main street.
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s.. ra y, Lindsey Walker,
sernleriy chief Of artillery In 4 D H;,p,
corps, Army Northern VIRGINIA ~"
syestcrday IN this city, and stonninr a. i, Sa =
Norveil House. He looks as hsia ana W. sno
I've. - ne did IN good old Confsdsrsta
times Co. sncsbsry Reps5l icaa, ash. 'As0
Bishop D0geett arrived in Paskersburo
on Tuesday evening the 2sd instant by the
western train. The West Yirginis Con.
slsrence sesslOn commenced on "Wednesday
morning, s1th ClorkebAuu C0nseruafius.
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BREAKFAST sHAWLs.-Wo have
- now in store twenty cases Of these CHOICE
and sBASONABLB ARTICLES, which We are de.
tsrminsd to sell at CUsTOMER'S OWN at
J. sTRENB0CK CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and l3I5 Main street.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
TALLY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINT, AND ALL LANDIN GS u nrD1 u
ON JAMES RIyER.-0n and after cs---l1.
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the d2xZz1AIs
eIegant steamers
GEORGEANNAr......... Captain d; J I'M.
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain Y. G. CtFg9kh
will leave Ludlam & Waton's wharf DAILY -
cept Sundays, At Q O'clock A. NJ, for CITY POlaI,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, aud ALL LAADia&
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive =. cry
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor Pesn'
burg. 49,,
Fare to City Point. ................."..fle %
kare TO N0rfolk...........,.,.. -
Pare TO Norfolk, second class. :"
The GEORGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ~
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THD&'
DAY, and SATURDAY.
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEDsE'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
l.. Is. TATUh, Agent,
once at steamer wharf
J. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent
Once corner Fourteenth and Franklin s'ree'
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EOR NEW YORK.--ATLAN-d Gn
JIG TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA. ss4@.ss
NY. - The splendid new side-whesi 'tsasa,,2
HATTERis, s.. ALEXANDER commandsr, bIba,
MARLE, a. BOURNE commander, leave Eiehmoil
every To ,SDAY and FRIDAY; lssys view fot
svsry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS arc entirely new, aud we're d."
they have splendid SALOONS and STAT.
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS AT
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, meals, aud at1ts- rooms lneiadeGi ~
VEN D0LLA RS AND A HALF.
Goods shipped BY this Line are landed regri,,I
at New York, on the Conpsny's covered PEI
within forty. eight hours.
Shippers are invited 10 notice that the srsb
damage and loss by handling, and exposure w..
frequent rs.shippiDg, a. on other lines. Is s'o''
FrsiShts ior points beyond New York " Iistfor.
wardsd with dispatch, and no charge made eSss''
actuRl expenses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York al PER
No. % North river, and the Company's ,tsAIs"
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, -
vannsh, Mobile and New Orleans, leave fron w
same pier. Goods for these points can be aAh''
fsrred without expense or exposure. "a.
Insurance In very low by these ships, and w.
which goods are delivered, makes this ths sh,tg
est route from Virginia. Insurance srsetsi
lowest rates. when ordered.
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NOTICE.-We would respectfully call
IN the attention Of our city and country friends
o the celebrated ss.e u
SUPERIOR RANGE"
for which We are the agents.
Having fully and fairly tested IL merits both
for burning
WOOD AND COAL,
We do not hesitate 10 pronounce II the
4 FINEST RANGE
.,,- ever introduced into this market.
There are SIX SIZES, aud are suitable for .
small family or the largest hotel.
Put up BY experienced hands In the city or eoan-
try with or without WATER. BAKER. and
BOILER.
They are now In use BY the following gentlemen
n This city, 10 whom wo respectfully refer, and
which We think sufficient guarantee Of their ~.
psrioS quality:
Gen. J. Z. AEpxssos. A. =. H4sysY. gsS..
Hen. JAMYe Iyoss, yoHH T., HOBBY $50,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30

~ 3 '9taH fY'ff7 a1ff 49, ~ W.
49, tR.a 80 ~ bE4
b SaRTYH usobs. .'sa''q'
7lia,s VS. - NV dpsalag esfflii limos
H. Ula a As real5 tr.f
dK1NAu IEPHYR GOODS,
II q lnpoetsd. consisting Of 1a
<UDIAS, Is go a
saAWLS
q such exquisite dslisaey Of
shades and colon and superiority
oftsxtufe q 10 challenge eompsri.
son with any In the city. ct
J. BTRRNBOCK D CO.'S,
Nos. lsla and LIS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30

T HAVE ON HAND A GOOD STOCK
i Of goods Of all kinds In the BOOT and SHOE
line, suitable for the and for the fall trade,
which will be sold lower than at any other house
In the city. H. NJ. GBSTON,
formerly with Gardner Il Carlton,
l4c0 told number 72) Main street,
au below Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30

AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, Fox 4 Co.,
lei Broadway, New foh.
SAMUEL AYRES 4 Co.,
Richmond. Virgins.
CITY Point and Pe,.ns'i'
=. n. WEBB,
Norfolk. Virginia.
sIMURL xYkEs s CO, Agents.
once corner Of Cary ard Virginia street,; w"
site the TobSsco Rxchsnge. dsH-b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-30

BROCHB sHAwLs.
l CHARMING AND CHA6Tk
styles Of these new and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which have won the sdmiration OF
the ladies, arc attracting much
attention, and are being offered st
ALARMINGLY Low Prices
at
]. STERNBOCK & CO.'S,
Nos. 1913 and I2ls Main street. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-29
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT FOR RENT IA NEW
IL Brick House on Monroe street, four rooms
and kitchen. etc. 49,.
A new frame cottage, two rooms and kitchen
on Hill street.
A spacious and magnificent residence on
Union street. IL rooms. etc.
Four elegantly furnished rooms. with privilege
change street extended.
Cotton Offices. desirably located, on Front
street.
Sleeping Rooms on same.
A sleeping room over Knight * Southworth's,
Main street. cheap.
Six rooms, two floors. well adapted for club
rooms, on Jefferson street.
POOL Il STRATTON,
7sl Rental and Real Estate Agt's. 1893 Main st.
NOR RENT-TwO FINE ROOMS, sUITA-
L BILE for offices, on second floor. No. lSJefero
son street, near Main. ~