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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

81 CANNOT sEE," said Mrs. Darlington,
and so say hundreds of our citizens
whose eyesight deceives them. In
ferior glasses are enough to ruin the
eyes of all who are foolish enough to
use them. At Oxtoby & Duffield's jew
elry store, 1913 Main street, can always
be found a complete assortment of SUI
perior spectacles, eyeglasses, goggles,
watches, clocks, iewelry and fancy
goods.
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PRESERVING 4 WHALE.-A short time
ago a whale was stranded on the Nor
folk tEngland) coast, ands purchased as
q speculation of sharp practitioner,
who advertised for information how to
preserve it. 4 Sunderland wag replied
10 the advertisement, rendering tie de-
sired information on receipt of half u
crowns worth of postage stamps, which
arrived, and the following recipe was
duly forwarded: Put the whale care
fully into glass bottle, cover it over
with spirits of wine (strong whisky may
do); then cork and seal up The post.
age stamps were handed over to char
table Institution.
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SMOKERS, ArTENTIoN.-Ih have in store
some of the finest brands sf genuine
imported Havana cigars and domestic
manufactured cigars ever brought to
Wheeling. If you want real nice
smoke you ear get it bS purchasing
your cigars ut f. Bookings drag store,
No. ! Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

AHARrFoRp author is engaged on
history of woman's progress from the
earliest ages, to be entitled "From the
Fig Leaf to the Crinoline." Not so much
progress after all-the difference is bare
" to be perceived.
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Law Of Humanity,

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
An Essay for You"g Men, on Physiological
Errors and Abuses, incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, with the humane view of treatment
and cure Sent in sealed letter env elopes, free
of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGH.
TON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
scp2.. Sm .d&w
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The value of fruit as n principal ar
ticle of food is neither appreciated nor
understood. 1t is too often eaten only
between meals, or after as much other
food rs the stomach can dispose of. Too
often the value of fruit for food is de
stroyed by the addition of sweetening
and spices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

AN elderly maiden, who had suffered
some disappointment, thus defines the
human race: "Man-a cOngloinerate
mass of hair, tobacco smoke, confusien'
conceit and calfskin. Woman the
waiter per force, on the aforesaid ami
NIL y
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A FRENCH sardnt likens the quickness
of volition in an animal to the tele-
graph. When a whale is harpooned, he
SAYS, the nerve telegraphs to the crea-
tnre's brain. "Harpoon in tail" upon
which the brain telegraphs back, Jerk
tail and upset boat"
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Iust Received

At Partridge's Gallery, 80 Albums, TO
bold 20 pictures each, chased edges and
rests, for -.
Fifty albums, very nice, for $3.50
each-sold n short time ago for twice
the money. The largest variety in the
county at prices from fifteen cents TO
Gfteen dollars.
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MARRIED:

On the Goth inst, by the Rev. Mullinx, Mr.
HENRY DELCHER, of Baltimore, TO Miss ISABEL.
LA GRAHAM, of Wheeling No cards.
The REGISTER tenders the warmest thanks fol-
the Substantial tokens of remembrance which
accompanied the above notice. In acknOwledg
ing their kindness, we wish the young pair a
bright. peaceful and blissful future.
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BOushe's Worm COnCe,,,o.
sn CAsRsCONCENTRATrp,,,

ill CASNSNONt1 CIV AhATEDI
w Pittsbug.
50 cases Concentrated I.,c rhnadr.r,
1000 lbs Soda Ash.
300 lbs Sal Soda.
AT LAtGnIN SNua.
200 kegs Ri Carbonate So,a
500 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
5O0 lbs Calambria LiCorir,.
$50 Lbs Italian LicoriCe.
At LAIDuliN SUM,
1000 lbs Pepper, in bags
1000 lbs Allspice
80 lbs Cloves.
80 lbs Nutmegs, prime.
At LNv@uN >Nin,,
.gOO lbs Madder. very niue
1870 lbs Extract LogWOnd
! 300 lbs Alum
! 1000 LIS Blue Nitriol
Al lAr"mlN. >Um.,.
I 1000 lbs Indigo, Spanish i"ui
/ 1000 lbs Indigo. Manila
!NO lbs Chip Logw"ni
| $40 lbs Cudbcar.
Al LN"HIN >uuA,
% barrels Linseed Oil
y Tanners Oil
10 Turpenlinc
| 10 No. Lard oil
! Al LN'GIlIN >StIHAt
10 dozen Paint Brushes. al mm.sf.
~ sash Brushes
100 - shoe Brushes handles.
- Horse Brushes
10 4" busting Br,rshrS
At g. LAt"nLN >un. a o..
1000 lbs Cement for Fruit lar,
20 dozen Fruit Jar
800 Jar COrks.
100 lbs Ground Mustard.
500 lbs Mace, Race and Jamaica Gins,r
At LAuCHLN SMUA
100 boxes Hummels Essence Coz"
/ 20 dozen Flavoring ENtnctS
4 ~ Baking Powders.
30 Blucing for clothc,
At LNUGHIIN SWIM D..
1000 dozen Essences, assorted
500 Batcman DppS and T. Cunln
1000 Castor aud Sweet oil
| 500 Oil ofGrapevin,-ihro nl, c,rar
| septic. LAuGullN Sum e.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-A Mason ~
Hamlin Cabinet Organ is advertised for
sale-see advertisement.
See Graves advertisement, head OF
local column.
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Vigorous Vitality.

The best defense against disease isa vigorous
vitality. Disease is simply struggle between
the life-power and the invisible enemies that
ASSAULT and the result depends upon tire rela'
tive strength of the antagonistic principles. In
proportion I. the vigor and energy of the phys
!que and th. constitution is their capacity Ia IT,.
sist and fight oil the morbid influences which
produce sickness. 1t is well known fact that
active poisOns affect in different degrees the
weak and the strong. The dose OF opium or ol
arsenic that will suffice to kill child will scarce
IL sicken u stalwart man. II is the same 18th
the aerial poisOns which produce epidemic and
endemic fevers, dysenteries fluxes and the like.
Their effect upon tho system depends upon its
power of resistance. Augment, therefore, this
resistant power, if You would escape these evils.
Tie tonic agent necessary to effect this object
has been proyidsd in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27
BUMPER T'arSOap

Cures chapped hands salt rheum, PIN
and all cutaneous affections, rendering the skin
soft aud smooth. Manufactured 10y
CASwELL, HAZARD i Co,
Sold by all Druggists. New York.
aprl:EmwAs-cowSw
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Announcement.

EDITOR OF THE REGISTER: Please announce
the name of LEWIS BRowNISa, ESD, ~ suit
able person a. q candidate for State Senate, sub
let to the decision of u Senatorial Convention
and ublige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Brooke county, W. Va, Sept. 60 1867
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The Cheapest aud best

Place to get your likeness in Wheel
ing is at Partridge's, for his prices are
always as low, and work the best in the
city.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID Trust executed to me byDavid E Ewing
and Mary Z. Ewing, his wife, bearing date on
the 18th day of November A. d. 1866, and now
on record in the Recorders Office of Jackson
county West Virginia in Deed Book numbered
10 folio 34s, will sell at public auction at the
front door of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
COUNTY, on TUESDAY, THE list DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1867, at 10 o'clock 4. ~, the
undivided one third part of that certain tract
or parcel of land in said deed Oftrust mentioned
and described rs tract or parcel of land con-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less, and lying and being on the Straight Fork o.
Sandy Creek. Ia Jackson County, W. Va, and
being the same tract or parcel Of land conveyed
by Bernhard Duffy and and wife to NJ. Rheim-
stroln. H. e. Elesher aud the said David L. Ew-
ng, by deed now on record in the Recorders
Office Of jackson county, W. Va
Selling as Trustee, / will convey such title as
is vested in me by said deed of trust
Terms of sale. cash. GIBSON LAMB,
scp.6.Jd TRUSTEE.
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Partridge

Is making the best pictures aud "a
less prices than can be had i'll this VI
cinity. See advertisement.
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HosTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.

Il vegetable invigorant of surprising potency
Fortify the body, increase the vital strength o
every organ with this great hersal invigOrant
Remember that it Strengthens without unduly
exciting the animal system.
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod
Liver Oil

In the world; manufactured from fresh
healthy livcrs upon the sen shore; it is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard and Caswrll
Cod Liver Oil, manufactured by Caswell, Haz
ard & Co., New York. Sold by all Druggists.
aprl3mw&seOw&w
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Proposals for Coal.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElV.
/ ed by the undersigned, until Tuesday, Oct LIST,
for furnishing the several School Houses in the
School District of Wheeling, the ensuing school
year. with good quality of clean coal; the coal
to be furnished by weight. 20 lbs 10 the bushel.
J. NJ. BICKEL
sep2J.3t Clerk of Board of Education.
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cyPOyGRs OF ALL KINDS, SIZES y
- ity and prices. and good s. ,1. a.,
ODBERTs IlrnE ~ D., ..
End 0f siOns Dr.
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DURE BLACKBERRY VIM eI,.r :
years OLD, made from the LAHt0n 20
sale AZ ODBERTs Drug 80
End Of Si0ns h''~'
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GENUINE IMPORTED FtRINA co.
VI logne and Buliy's Aromatic Toilet Vinegar
just received and for sale at +. B0CKINn'S
Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hail.
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NEWADvERTIsEMENTs.
Five Dollars Reward!

7 OST-A WHITE GRAPE SHAWL, ON
IL Friday last OF the National Road. between
Wheeling and the Four Mile House. Inc above
reward will be given to any person leaving the
same at this Office. vEG Cseppzl
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BREAST PUMPS AND NURS NC BOT.
ID tles-several new styles Just received and
for sale at L. BOOKINGS Pharmacy, No. Odd
Fellows Hall.
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THOS. j. KISNER, M. D.
.R.CrUcaa .ND COysIJTN'

ECtiOCS DhifdtHg, Ho"'" ''''.
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D.
pRACTICAG AND CONstIfNS
II Physician for all DhEAsEs % ~.
NATURE incident Ia the human hmhl W"
DtsPAsE oF THF AM PAs-AGD
Nasal Catarrh Ozana As,hrna and Loa'a4E
ton. a. well a. all diseases Of The Hear ."
DmEsTIvE SYsTEg
Indigestion. Liver Complaints DlAnhrA w.
terry, Constipation, Piles. Sc, snd all
APPErTIONs or NERyOrs SELL
Irritation, Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, leo','
ralgia and Nervous Debility aud all al'
arising from An
IMruRg STATE % BDOop
Scrofrilous Sores. Enlarged Glands. Ih'ii =
Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rbeumsiish
Swelling. &r. His system l. the only ""
successful one for the Treatment Of AZ
DIsEAsEs PECI LAB 10 fiHALtf
Painful. Profiise and Suppr,-0d Nrg'i
LeucoIThea, Failing Of Womb. WITH ni w. !,
pathetic Accomplishments Eurh ~ IA'P,-.
Of Heart, LOss Of Appetite and d'ns'N
IS. &c. Special attention gwen 10 ah
DISEASE oP THE GENITo TmNihi wv
Inflammation O KIdney " and Blaidrf' W i.
and ScaldiDg Of Urine. Dith"nii' ,..s
Painful Irritation, Gravel and N .ipS' -.
0rrhea, elect, str1Gturs and syPhna h.,
atOrrhea and impotsncy, and al Ht,' r..
tions consequent upon YoiTnh ' ~
TONS. The Doctor Is able at all w., -
satisfaction A. 10 result Of treatment -
mnnicati0ns confidential and prOinp'p t..
Medicines, cash. A guaranty gwen v
where a personal and direct fiIu -.
made. Ofice hOurs-I r. N. 30 80
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lgb'"'
aep3
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HAIR BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES
III Combs, with a large general assortment OF
Toilet articles, just received at +. BOOKINGS
Pharmacy No | Odd Fellows Hall.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
DAILY REGISTER.

a. One wear. :. -. 81 50 Three months. ~
Six months. -. ~ One month";.
IN sI,RscKIBRRs IN THE CITY,
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Faxes Taxes!

u,HE CITY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1861
1 are now due and payable at the office of the
Collector up stairs in the City Building.
sep2I.lOt A W. WOODS, Collector.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERvIcEa To-MoRRow.-East
Hanover Prcshytcrv being in session, many OF
our city pulpits Will be filled by members OF
that body. The following appointments we're
announced 1T late hour last evening:
First Presbyterian church, Rev G. ID.
Armstrong, -. D., of Norfolk, at ii O'Clock
"A. NJ.
Second Presbyterian church, Rev. +. II.
Rutherford at II a. NJ. and ~ p. NJ.
Third Presby bytcrian church, Rev. John Mil
ler, ID. D., of Petersburg, ut II a. NJ, and
Rev. e. ID. Armstrong ut * p. M.
United church Virginia HalD, Rev. I. w.
Gllmcr 1T III Il. NJ.
The congregations of the First and Second
Baptist churches will unite and worship in the
Second church at night. Rev. !. W. Gilmcr
viii preach
Rev Drs. IIoge and Moore will supply the
Presbyterian churches in Petersburg.
Othcr ;:ppoin tmemts will doubtless be made
to-day.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

C0NSERvATvE NJ MAss.MEErISG.--A portion Of
IN" Conservative purity of Manchester, i'll ac-
cordance with previous notice, assembled II
the Town Hall on Thursday night 1T O'Clock
tor tn" purpose %! appointing delegates to tn"
District Convention To bc held III Manchester
on Thursday, October 10, lsGT, ut II O'Clock VI.
The meeting was called To order, and DIR. "A.
=. Mcltae was called 10 til" chair, aud A"sSrs
Gentry and BeaZl"y requested TO act rs Sccre-
tarirs. On account of th" iucl"mcncy. of the
weather it was deemed advisable 10 adjourn
until Saturday (to-nlghD at half past 7o'clock
l.. NJ 1T which time we hope our citizens viii
come out tH m1SSt.
REPrBLICAS MEET rS&.-At an early hour I'm
despite OF the lnclemcucy' OF the weather, IL
llrg. portion of the Republican party of Man
chester assembled at the colOrcd church Oh
Thursday night, October 81.
| On motion, Thomas Mann, cOlorcd, way
| called TO the chair, and Ballard L. Edwards
appoin ted secretary.
The delegation appointed ut their last meet
ing 10 canvass the county reported the result
OF their labOrs.
The meeting was addressed by Fields Cook
coored, who reviewed the political condition
OF the country for the last twenty five years,
and finally wound mp by using language not
1T all complimentary to the southern press.
In his remarks he spoke Of tn. brilliant future
for the colOrcd race, when All the assent blages
of the land would be spotted with the intel
| lisence and presence OF tn" colored man; but
cautioned them that 10 be thus elevated, EN-
| crey, perseverance,; and industry were 10 b.
employed.
! We learn that the delegates appointed to the
! county convention have been instructed To
support James Il. Carter, colorcd, "a II candi
| date for Il seat in the Constitutional Convex
| ton.
| The county conventio will be held in Man
chcS ter instead of Goa Id. as previously ap-
pOin ted, on Monday, October 7th, At l. . clock
| VI. No white person participated III the meet
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and they had agreed to recommend them for
adoption.
Captain Davidson offered the following SUBJ
stitute to Mr.. Bond resolution
Whereas it Is 4 cardinal principle of the Re-
publican party that every citizen shall have
rs direct 4 participation in the affairs Of State
and in the determination Of all measures and
questions calculated 10 affect the public veal
4. may be compatible With their practical
execution;
And whereas the Republican Association of
this city did, at n regular meeting held on the
2lst ultimo, call n mass meeting Of said party
to assemble on the 18th instant :. for the pur-
pose of selecting five suitable candidates for
election 10 represent the city Of Richmond rs
her delegates in the approaching State Con-
rcntiOn,' &c.
And whereas it Is in the sense OF this
meeting, lmpolitic and unnecessary At this
time 10 revoke or modify said call therefore,
the more effectually 10 carry out the purpose
and intent of the same, be it
R,SDira, That We tly recommend and
invite the Republicans OF each ward in this
city 10 establish auxiliary organizations and
select such officers and committees rs shall, in
their judgments, respectively be most condu-
Give TO bring before said mass meeting the
most able and suitable persons in our own
ranks for the important positions above indi-
Gated, and 10 adopt such other measures rs
shall be best calculated to secure their nomi-
nation and election, the harmony and ELI
cheney of the party, and the triumph of her
principles.
And that to this end all Republicans here
assembled pledge their earnest and united sup
port.
Mr.. Morrissev said he did not intend TO be
gagged by resolution gotten up by small
dinner IL BILE party, and did not think the au-
dience would be. Cries of " No, no; that we
won't
Judge Bond.-No one wants you or the au-
diencc 10 be gagged.
The substitute was then unanimously
adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Washburn, was resolved
that each ward should hold Il meeting on
Tuesday night next at half past o clock, and
that two men should be appointed from each
ward TO canvass il and prepare the Republi-
cans for the meeting.
The Chair then appointed the following:
Jefferson Ward.-Mr. Il. Wardwell and
Moses Taylor, colored.
Madison Ward.-Mr. Washburn and Joseph
Cox, colored.
Monroe Ward. Mr. J. Morrssey and Lewis
Lindsey, colorcd.
Fourth Ward.-Captan w. Il. Tall and
John Freeman, colored.
Fifth Ward.-Mr. John Hennessy and John
B. Miller, colOred
After some further talking, the meeting adj
jOurued.
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BCRGLARs SENT TO THE PESITBSTIAKy.-
After the testimony in the case of Mrs. Kirby
was concluded yesterday before Judge Burn
ham, the case o! Frank Butler, Daniel Chris
tian. and John Henry James, charged with
burglary and grand larceny. was called.
These fellows broke into the store Of DIR. Ii.
Sedgwick, on Franklin between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets about month since,
and stole Il large number of valuable articles.
They We're brought before the Judge court on
the 18th of last mouth, were convicted, and
the jury recommended that they should he
imprisoned in tn" prnit"utiary for ten years
The counsel of the accused petitioned for
new trial, which was granted, and II came OH
yrs sterday. They plead guilty 10 the charge
of grand larceny. aud were sentenced TO thrc"
years Imprisonment each in the penitentiary.
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EVENING SESSION.

KeT. l. W. Gilmer preached last night in
tae second Presby terian lRev. DR.. Hoge's)
church.
After the services, Presbytery was called to
order py me moderator, when the following
resolutions were passed
ACTION OK TIE BOOK oRpER.
The General Assembly OF 1860, a, Memphis.
adopted Book Of Order In three parts'
and sent down each part rs n separate over.
t,lre 10 the Presbyteries for their action
Resoired, lst. That, in tha Judgment Of East
Hanover Presbyte the presen, time Is, on
various accounts, unsuitable for introducing
changes in our form of government, book OF
discipline and parliamentary rules and
therefore, without expressing IN opinion upon
any of the propositions contained in the said
!. Boo1 of Order each OF the overturcs Is
hereby respectfully answered in the negative.
ID That the Presby;.ry bears testimony to
the faithful and valuable labors of the AS
scmbly's Committee of Revision, and would
express the belief that they may prove OF
much service in such changes rs the Church
NAV hereafter in its wisdom deem necessary.
Presbytery then adjourned 10 meet TINS
morning 1t % O'Clock 1t ReF. Dr. Moore
church
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COCRr-JrDGE "
pERwoop ISG-FRiDAY, OCTOBER lin
this court Yesterday District Attorney Chand-
Ter concluded his argument i'll the case OF the
United States rs John Moss .fU{. 1t VIII DO
remembered that General Wells counsel for
the defendants, moved 10 qUaSh the mdlct-
ment for several reasons, stated 1T length in
the plSpTtch. After patient hearing of the
sustain the motion, declaring that alth ouGh
the = Indictment was inartiiicial, IL had sub
stance enough TO make ii legal" Mr.. thand-
Ter stated that he was not ready ut present to
proceed with the prosecution, and thought 1t
probable that the case would eventually be
li missed.
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auction Sales This D0y.

THOMAS PHILLIPS VIII sell at his store, at
O'Clock tonight his remaining stock Of gro
cer!ca, wines, liquors, dry goods, shoes, etc.
TYLER & SON will sell at their store at IL A. N
thirty-six barrels superior family AoU,.
E. GaTHRIGHT will sell at l43a Main street, at 10
y ~, furniture. Iaattrrs sses, beddiIs, &c.
CGoX i LAUGHTOT will ssll on Council Cham
ber ui!l, at 10 a. II, horses, mules, carriages,
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POET OF RICHMOND. OcrosgR4.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Snowflake, -, Philadelphia, coal.
G. II. Page.
Schooner J. n. Lockwood. sherra.t, New York,
merchandise, captain.
schooner Mary Z simmons, Grand, Philadel-
phia, coal, Wit Roberto.
sAlLgD.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York. merchandise
and pae.en.ers :. Ayres < 60.
Steamer state OF Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passonsers. d. w. Curris
Steamer Joha Sylvester, Glford. nos!oiE, net-
chAndi,s aud pass.ngars. l.. b Thtum
Schooner Melton, Corsey, Phiiads!phia, Hier-
chand!se Curtis Parker klddick
Schooner A. g. smyrka. Harding, Baltimore,
merchandise, Arlairt-ad Parr.
GgMORASDA.
schoorer Youns Ts4ser. Berger, sailed from
Boston for Pichmo nd On the I'd.
Schooner Bill Conway, skinner, cleared from
Baltimore for Richmond on tho ilh.
NEW YoKK. October 3.-Arr!red, Schoonero w.
p. Taylor, Warren; $. Pu,veo JonI.; G n.
lloyt. Cranmsr; Anna 4BorlAnd, Bali; }: J..
sht. WLits +. Armstrong. Peteraou NJ. !.
Leonard. Lyman, J. Tw.y. lninan; J. ltrinE
Chamberlain K. 6. A. Ward, Edward: ). Col
Inns, Brown. sarah, Pullman; all from Virginia.
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List Of Letters.

rST or LETTERS REMAINING
X THE POST OFFICE AT RICHMOND,
- ~ ny VIRGINIA. OCTOBER s. lss7.
- Nh'.rrs..ra Tor within onr mozath they will be
~ .r mo pcad Letter Nac".
- .-anycr. or transient visitors IN town or
- 80 special addrcss may be unknown,
tH,.' .a marked on the lower Ief.-hand corner
= 80 r.-d transient
v ..i me 2o.taEe stamp on tho uprcr right hand
-.s- vrd lNav" space between n" stamp snt
-r..r E.T s'-iaafkta> ".iaoni interfering
IL ~. ANY, II those letters Tho applicant must
@. al NV 'I one cen, Tor adrerttsing. ''
'. /, r,a lost for the r"t'sru ~ a lettor to IL o
g. .rS.af,mrd Within thirty days or less,
~ r..a!ad. with tIe wr!tor'H name, post
v .' :: sta across he lrt-h hand cad OF the on
'... .~ fto face side. w!li be complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

Dry GOops Bones oS TIE SIpEwALKs.-Thc
police have been instructed not 10 report mcr-
chants who leave boxes of ordinary size upon
the pav"mcnts, provideS there - room enough
for the passaG" of pedestrians. Cases OF rlo'
iatiou OF the city ordinance in regard 10 ob-
structlug Sidewalks are of very frequent oC-