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New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
JACOB r. OAKLEY. }
JOHN u. OTilMELL. Board OF AsscssofA
ISAAC o. HUNT,
GoRPoRAIIoY SllL NoTIcE.-PabIIc noiio

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice is
~ hrrrh gwen occuPl ocenpns g.
ilous ad lo uapro,s OF u.mp''r4 i.is aio rios ~ ~.
tie iiogilg aOfit Lave ircu rAnf ft ana lotIl l f
of ths Of Assess fpr eramnauon f a persons nets VIZ
iFo ting s u each VI te crossings 81 Elizabeth and
Pnncf-sfreis
2To nr sewert Toatsesi between Beekman'ieei and
Peel sp; also u Para street. between Base and hu'br Streets
And t Water street httrr.u tlthlriur sud otrraicrA
alo 4ug Nts stcc Ifu south SIDE o MOTIFS
4-Fa regulating ,rl grading settling cnb art r'igr stones ani
o.g.i.T sAevalts Msls1navrnrr from OF o. Istrrets
al the
Houe Ground vacant Lots pieces aud parcels oi Apd
sltusted on -tI.- 20 p....,-....., D.,
M e,t ofhl tr bca ethti fcci0n hon tie ehri oi Liza
Lri stl Puu,s streets , -, =. n, A., H.. %. A.,
,et rlo both of Par-str.tt irur hHt"rstct 90 Al1
49, act, also both Matcf,trect from Oh'er TO CA1laAe
--.. .t..., O.. ,.tof h,sf
aag ln j.. ierr place. AL. =. -,t.,-,,, .,d
hi & " tie rer.ertg streets 90 the extent Of hall tie UocA e'ne
sar fran MslIsnH.ftelue - ,..-..., ...o,.
nd la sr opposed e rthrro then are requested
-, M tfr oli.rts ul 90 JAt Ob p oAhLtl Nhainah
~ t r. of Assessors their Office, No. p uefsifrri Base
a., Count ousr. within try das on ile latc tus Aoee
j5a5 jj5SS' , q}I5,5iG%,ifiil DorriofA"eHo"
or.. Bss-I of Assessars New t"ur-ioufe August ~ o'
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ciip 3tal estatt for SaIt
AT No. 02j BrOadway.-ST DAY,
N Broker nails free be pnuted i OF City Dwellings Business
Property repsmsBts Lots At all press in every direction
HOUSES FOR SALE and TO LET, with i'm
Il mediate possession furnished unfurnbe Rb Madison
an LEM gOnA5es Murray Hl And other choice locations
p PAiKLR Co, 80. 81 Pihest
HOUSES to LET and for SALE;
MONEY LOANED On BOND AND MORTGAGE
KTNG Co.
ThrysAh.st and siI,b.ave tsiz,5 Eaoaa Bsakl
HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
i Il FURNISHED AND lNIURNlSHED.
Also. HOUSES WANTED TO Rent
ByS W. BENEDICT, No sec ssth.aye.
uOUSEHOLDERS up town intending to
SELL RENT their DWELLINGS ibis Fan either furnished
uuflrsed escd o leave description The Wiloa
ta wA the suuteeis "Ao have d Applications from
Dc parties WARD OGDEN
Central real estate ofes No eco Broadeay Union square
ONE of those first-cass HOUSES in Forty
~ fathst Malsoa-aYe for SALE Aply owner on
gemises Or Nc 20 Braad1ay Room 10. 81 y w HkEh
HAVING SOLD more Brooklyn Property,
Coariry Residence ' Faas e last three than any other
Aoase "a ibis cig, propose TO d. s y Proper
ly. Sea3 il the houses IT, T. RIDER. No 81 Pin-st
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Aursts, Gauiagts, &t,
6Opariurrsbp aOiitts.


I United SPECIAL PARTNERSlilP.-No-
giyrn limited pattncrthir Tor The usnsfon
of general mercantile commission husilrss m te W o" Nev
lnt ifs lseu alt hrtkrrl tpNAhp hMilh,
WILLIAM p HOFFMAN,. ald JANIS LANNI'" aI . ltrsnI
ets of Srs York luruautfo fo t by triue o we b
title chsper ~ the serd part ~ n' Hei htatli-s "i
TIE ancaiaioy LeTey Ala n ADJ o
The name vch the sad p7rtuehp 60 b. con
dacird SMITH. HOFFMAN Co. lbr gtn" uaihe OF int
by tie sa1 paliu'rs
mercantile business Tie NAMES oi q. 90 ghr a
tl- si partner e lbN A HMlH
WILLIAM r. HOFFMAN and JANIS & LANNlN1 stcl partner
sp toe kRARD SMITH aut WILLIAM y IOftNAN atr il
-er, Psrtuers the said JAMES G. LANSNG h tle hp'r
Partner respective places o residence 90 pres'n m ~
~ Nevlork Tue sad JAMEo LANNlN"
Ia such special pan~ has coutrui o. e common STOCK o the %
eops,rhip $4,000 Lutred sad li A'e 1si''ni
TIE period At vtch ih h P'rtuehP TO commence The ~;
d,v Of hreu D. iG8 fni 90 business oprruos OF fai L wv"
commence o. tie Grt 81 September A. D. 1868 ani thc 'a 60
rsrtrsp ronfue until arf terminate rI"n me u nJ 'l
Jsngafy A. b.. lg54-DA.rl Nsw-iorf Civ Aqzu. -. @
WILLIAM 2. HOFFMAN,,
LANES &. LANNlNd
OTces 27Pab glsce. eo.. clarel-,i hrn-ioI 'i'y
DARTNERSIIIP.-lhe undersigned have ediI1 ilis
dsg formed cntsriue-slil under The Gran ft name 81 ',f u
OpDYhE Co. for tie purpose OF tfauactlg bfNLhA hh'N"
D'''' - GEORGE OrbikE
WM A. SIEPHKNS
q. FRANCIS OPulkE
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9ottls

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ European plan ROOMS 10 sates sHsiy
moderate rates
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6ounim 8taI Gstait for Salt.

A COMFORTABLE HOME on easy terms
n Jrst or second Ward. Elizabeth n j. at Ehbethpt sT
% eerer New York har Elizabeth station by Central Railroad,
Hes Jese new COTTAGES ou foil lots lots adjoining n
@ nsvuers 10 su purchasers Aso desirable foil LOTS
e a IS cash small insnen Apply 10 b. L. kEL
LOGG LIecuo No 5 Neu ST. New" OfA o. SecOnast near bo1
~ LiLahelhnort - j
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Qtntistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the sne'thec nitrous i5s ss gH Yer y N , IN,
approved manner uo. ui hA ltAt sh ana 90 t-l
WITHOUT PAlNfo 2o0d paoHlf testify Soc 1e lAle a. Vas
1 oNes, No. ~ Cooper lpautaa
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stttur,s anS Iflt,tiugs.

TAMP- MEETING for the East end of Long
Island held the old ground al GreeupoH commencing
MONDAY September T. and closing SATURDAY. l2th
The made ample to secure good order
Board on Parties wishing Family eGt
can be Immediately GEORGE HILL, kEsr
head.
by the Committee that The churches VIII DC aSy FP~
sented at this Feast OF Tabernscles
y-No Huckseung allowed on the ground.
hs steamer will leave Pecp Tuesdays ThnrsdayA ans
SATURDAYS for Greeuport at o'clock p M - ,
GEORGE HILL
J. ;. D'ORSAY,
GEO- n. HOWELL,
Aug a. I36G. c. kBbLhh
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Sails By 5uttiun.

GEo A LEAvTr, Aueuonesr
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL gAsor place sud Eshtbst LEAyrlT SrREBEIGH
Co LiBRARIRs CATAioGUED SOLD
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SrookIpn SraI 6siatr for SaJ,.
Counirp 8tal estate for Sale.

U1uhIIg 9taI Usitt t0r VAT
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, q acres
one hoar by rail l3oo0 le s9so JAQURs 2 Broawa
a SPLENDID MANSION with Carriage
ttsau gonud AID 9iher accessories the
So VII be- SOLD cheap exchanged for other popsry either
go'se or uumpove Appy 70 CHAS GILMAN No I Bfosdvav
A RARE CHANCE 10 BUY a Burlington
N ~ fhUIT YARN Of2l croI stoek aud toos br In
A.s "' AIkhCIAblIAG. broadway Savings BaaL 5000
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NOR SAIE-A choice Cabinet Collection OF
i MINERALS embracing rare 9t ot go 'e eolPs,& & ia m ana a1
tn ~ ,b room Is Tsasl that occupies Aopy to ALBERT H.
NlCOLAi No u fnsak,
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RY BANGS, MERWlN q Co, broadway cor.
ID -Se Of Books Works ef Art FaneT Goods Furniture ke
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 9. stf o'clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable various departments
GLIDING Theological books few scientific Works and
the books re 10 view
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Mathinrrr.

DATENT BOLT HEADERS for SALE in
Shop County state rights ca be operation at 0irAr1
MM. SHIELDS.
These machines considered ths.best o
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2s, 1858.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

WELLINGTON GODDIN VIII sell on the pre-
mises. at half-rast O'Clock P. NJ. that excel
lent and very con nveniently-aTranged brick tene.
ment on the south side Of Franklin between
Third and F0urth streets, in the occupancy OF
Mr. d. M. Robertson. .--s .-s~ E.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON will sell at 4 P.
NJ, on the premises. two desirable building lots
at the southwest corner Of Bloody Run and
Arch streets. . .r-
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN will sell at 5P.
NJ, on the premises the neat little cottage resi-
dence and store owned by Mr.. Sylvester Tuck
er. on Twentv-third between n and streets,
near the Methodist church. .-3t@
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell Mt sP. NJ. on
the premises. handsome building lot on the
south side Of Cary between Foushee and Adams
streets. Phi ..5 -t e.., ~
COOK & LAUGHToN will sell at 10 4. NJ, at
the residence of Miss Bidgcod. corner Seventh
and Main streets, q lot Of household furni-
+ ture. t. .-. .-.-.... o. ..-e
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell on the premises
at. P. NJ. a beautifully-iocated two-acre lot
and brick dwelling, neat two-story brick
dwelling and lot and six desirable building
lots, on Dover and Laurel streets in the town of
..-r Sidney. 81.
q. A. CARRINGTON, assignee OF David Lee,
. bankrupt, will sell on the premises a5t acres
OF land, with framed dwelling thereon con-
tanning seven rooms, six miles from Keysville
In Charlotte county. --.--.-...-.
LEE & GoDDIN will sell for the commissioner,
at p. NJ on the premises, the house and lot
on The north side of Clay adjoining the garden
Of Colonel Thomas B. Bigger.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at half-past 4
P. NJ, on the premises, cottage residence on
the east side Of Fourth between Jackson and
DuTal streets, containing six rooms, with gas
and water. r @-E ...,n.aas y.
a. r. COURTNEY, trustee, will sell in the Clerks
Office OF Powhatan County Court at IL O'Clock
- NJ, an excellent business stand, with nine
acres Of land attached, located at Powhatan
station, on the Richmond Danyile Railroad.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store at
10 O'Clock, furniture oil paintings, engravings,
cooking and chamber stoves, &c.
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REMOVAL OF TRooPs.-The following
troops now on duty in this military district
have been ordered by the Secretary of War
to the Department of the Cumberland,
Major-General George H. Thomas command
ing: Company D, Twenty-ninth infantry,
Lieutenant E. P. Colby commanding, now
at Alexandria company E, Twenty ninth
infantry, now in Marion county; company
F, Twenty-ninth infantry, Captain q. A.
Hambright commanding, now in Lynch
burg. They are ordered to Tennessee, and
will at once proceed to the destination as
signed them as follows: Company D to
Franklin county, company to Bedford
county, and company to Rutherford
county.
This action is in compliance with late
determination of the War Department to
reinforce both Generals Thomas and Meade.
The removal Of these troops leaves only
about l,500 soldiers on duty in this State.
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MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR CHAHOON PRE-
s1D1NG-MONDAY MoRNING.-The case OF
Letitia Short, for feloniously assaultlng
Pinkey Johnson with a pair Of scissors, was
continued to the goth instant.
The case of Henry Johnson (colored), for
an assault on Andy Green, was dismissed.
Martin Campbell and Annie Scott (co-
lored), charged with fighting in the bar
room of Samuel C!arkson, were called to
the bar, and, after examination, it being
proved that Annie was the aggressor, she
was fined five dollars, and Martin was dis
charged. >a.'.".
Henry Carr, for breaking the windows of
the house of Mary Watkins, was fined five
dollars and two hundred dollars security
required for his good behavior for the
period of twelve months.
Andrew Boiler complained that Niles
Eacho made an assault upon him. Miles
was fined five dollars. .-
The case of Sarah cambridge, charged
with unlawfully OBTAINING trunk of
clothes belonging to Harriet Dickerson and
beating said Harriet, was called. witness
testified that Sarah beat Harriet "like she
was dog or sumthin." The city treasury
was enriched two dollars and half by o
fine on Sarah. ..
William Henry Wilson (small white boy, ,
unlawfully entering the store and going be-
hind the counter Of James P. Roach, was
dismissed, it not appearing that anything
Was taken by him.
James Harris (colored), for unlawfully
trespassing on the premises OF Henry
Vance, street-showman, was dismissed.
John Maybee (colored), arrested by pr1-
vate Orange for being drunk and dlsorderiy
was fined two dollars and half. Had only
two dollars, and was let off with the odo
half. ., =, IN
Susan Carter (negress), for unlawfully
snatching pocket-book from the hands OF
Lee Pearce (negro), was dismissed,
The case of Edward 'Dabney tnegro),
charged with beating end threatening 10
kill his wife Rose, was continued TO the
29th, and security given. -
The case of Fanny Wilson (colored)' 1or
stealing wearing apparel and croekeryw ware
from Mrs. L. P. Flournoy, was continued to
the 18th. -. .......-.. .....-o-.,.
The case of Jacob Abrams, for assault,
ing and beating R. Salamon, was continued
to the 29th. --.-..- ........,,. .,,
Moses Randolph (colored) and Henry
Trice (white), for fighting in the street anG
resisting policeman O'Connor, were nneo
FIVE dollars each. ...-..>
William Harris alias James Evans (co'
lored), charged with trespasslng on the pro
perty of William W. Jackson and threaten
ing to take his life, was discharged.
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THANKS to Turner for Harper's Bazar-
an excellent numb Der for the ladies.

NATURAL CoNsEQuENCEs-A LARGE BUsI-
NESS REQUIRES \ LARGE SToRE.-We are
happy to announce that our friends, LEVY BRO
THEIRS, unable TO stand the crowd In their present
establishment, have taken those magnificent stores
Nos. 1918 and l2l5 Main street, formerly occupied
by j. Steenbock 4 Co., and will remove into their
new quarters about the 18th OF October next, so
that they will have plenty OF room to accommodate
their numerous friends and customers.
In the mean time, to save the trouble ndexpense
of removal, they have marked down their prices
so that bargains be had In every article in their
line. Passing their store yesterday and seeing the
dense crowd therein, we could easily understand
the necessity OF their seeking more conmodious
establishment.
Let all who want dry goods bear in mind that the
goods will be marked down only for about two
weeks more, and take advantage OF an opportunity
so sedJm offered of securing bargains. See adyer-
tsement lu another column.
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HUsTISGs CoURT-JUDGE Fl. B. BURN
HAM PREsID1NG-MoNDAY.-John W. Will
liams alias John W. Jones, indicted for
grand larceny, was tried, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years.
Thomas Brown, for beating Ellis Abrams,
was found guilty, and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for three years. A motion was
made by the counsel to set aside the YER
dict; which was sustained by the court, and
q new trial ordered.
The hung jury in the case of Edward
Davis came into court and rendered a YER
dict of guilty, fixing the period Of his con-
inement in the penitentiary at one year.
The grand jury will meet this morning
at IL o'clock. Jurors and witnesses who
have been summoned are requested to be
punctual in attendance at that hour.
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@ GREAT EXCITEMENT
s@ ON MAIN STREET..
~r a.i
GREAT RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS Z
it @Gt AT e..- .. ~
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
1888 MAIN STREET.
IMMENSE LOTS OF AUCTION GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER. =

Be 1t peace or war; sunshine or storm the motto
of JOSEPH sTRAUsE always will be, "Down
with the high prices" ..
Fifteen dollars saved on every fifty dollars worth
Of goods bought Of JOSEPH SrRAUSE.
On account OF the great bargains oferedin my
advertisements heretofore, most Of the goods sold
90 fast that had to order duplicate. 1 give you
list of some which can be found by calling at
once:- -..5. ..r-. .....
100 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
at 81 per Dozen worth sL5o; .r.,
loo dozen LADIES, HANDKERCHIEFs at sl.so
per dozen, worth o.; -,- ..
aso rich patterns Of HEAVY WOOLLEE and
COTTON COUNTERPANEs at $3.50,
worth IS; y u - @s1 -
100 STILL BETTER ONES at s4.so worth 60;
75wH1TE BRIDAL CoUNTERPANEs at only
g.. g. cheap at 81;
1875 pairs BED BLANKETS, from $9.75 to sla-
worth that in gold and cheaper than any
other house in this city; a
The best quality and highest-coiored EN-
PRESS CLOTH at soc., worth $l.5o; ...
The finest quality of FRENCH MERINOEs at
sl worth 81 60 and at 81. 10 worth &1.75; s
BLACK BOILED SILK at sl.sO, cheap at
SL75; - @r
Nearly yard-wide BLACK SILK at 81. so, che ap
at$Ls7;
EXTRA HEAVY BLACK SILK at sa.s7s and
S2.75, worth $3.50;
$50 LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKs, bought at auc-
will. In CT
such; .n .
CAssIMEREs,: DOEsKINS,. SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS, and TWEEDs, for
mems and boys wear-the cheapest in the
city;
$50 LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN's
SHAWLS, from 81 upwards; 49,
BLACK and CoLORED ALPACA at 25c.,
worth s7sc.; s..... .....
EMPRESS CLOTH and POPLINs at a7ic.,
worth 5oc.; -. ....--.... .-
FIGURED DELAINE at 25c.; .r.
ALL-WOOLEN MUsLINS,
IRISH LINEN, CAMBRIr, r-~ .-..~.
CHECK and SWISS MUsLNS, ...-...
, TOWELING, H. .. ...
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE FLAN-
MEL, at lowest New York prices
CALICOES at &c., 1oc., l23c, &c.
BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING at 1oc.,
.-n YARD-WIDE BLEACHED at l2c. .
100 dozen FINE SHIRT BOsoMs at 20, rs, s73,
and Soc, very low;
.BED-TICKING for l2ac., 25c., s7.c., and
higher;
SHIFTING STRIPES at 12sc., &c;
DOMESTIC GINGHAM APRON CHECKS
at 123c.;
and lots of other CHEAP GOODS too numerous
to mention.
Particular attention is asked from the people of
the country to be careful Of coming to the right
place No. 1888 Main street. between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth, near Goden's shoe store.
So % a-..a JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
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SABBATH ScEooL.-Mr. A. Washburne
having discontinued the Sabbath schoe! at
the Confederate States laboratory building
near Hollywood cemetery, the Young Mems
Missionary Society Of the Second baptls.
church have determined to reorganize II on
next Sabbath afternoon. They have elected
the following officers to take charge OF IL
Messrs. j. B. Winston, superintendent a
J. Lechler, assistant superintendent; D.
Il. Reese, secretary and James Gobs,
librarian. A full corps Of teachers Will DC
in attendance.
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KEEPING A CORPSE TO SATISFY A DEBT
Under this head an article appeared in yes
terday's Dispatch stating that the proprie-
tor of the bar-room in which Mr.. E. 8.
Wilroy died refused to surrender the corpse
until O board hill due bv deceased was
paid. Captain Bruce called on us yester-
dav and stated the reason of his refusal to
deliver the corpse was that the gentleman
who called for it was an utter stranger to
him, and he required only to be satisfied of
his right to have the remains. His only
object, he stated, was that the proper per-
conservatives or friends of the deceased
should have the care of the body.
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BREAKING CAMP-M1LITARY Prison
REMovED.-The removal of battery F from
Camp Williams will be followed by the oc-
cupation of that post by battery A, Fifth
artillery, now stationed at Elba Park, and
the consequent breaking up of the military
prison located there, and its removal to
their new camp.
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OnDs AND ESDs.-Rev. R. N. Sledd, of
Trinity Methodist church, baptized nine
persons oD Sunday. ....
Rev. DR.. Norwood's pastoral charge Of
st. Johns Episcopal church concluded on
Sunday.
General Wells returned to the city on
Sunday. g.. z.1e.ss-
. General stoneman was at headquarters
on Yesterday. ,.-G7' + --~.-
Lieutenant T. r. Adams has been trans
ferred from Company A, Fifth United States
artillery, to Light Battery F, Fifth artil-
lery, Colonel DuDont commanding, now on
duty at CampWilliams.
A trotting race with double teams will
come off over the track at Jackson Park to-
dav. ...z a
Mr.. E. H. Gill, who has recently had q
severe parslvtic stroke, is now. we are glad
to say, in an improving condition.
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CLOTHING.
A UTUMN AND WINTER, 1868.
DE Wins
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE,
No. leo7 MAIN sTEET OPPOSITE Posr.oFFIcE,
RICHMOND, VA. = j.

We have just received from the CELEBRATED
HOUSE Of DEVLIS & CO., New York. large
and very choice stock Of FALL and WINTER
CLOTHING, manufactured expressly for this
market. We have also samples Of all the newest
styles Of PLAIN and FANCY CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, and vEsTINGs, representing the superb
stock of PIECE GOODS in the custom department
Of Messrs. DEvLIN Co. from which we are
prepared to take ORDERS and MEASURES, to be
executed by them in New York. .st.a
The AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT, ready-made
and made to order.
Genuine BAJOU KID GLOVES at S2.as pair.
II. T. MILLER. -.n JOHN 8. DEVLIN.
Fse 26--2m1
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FEAST IN MANCHEsTER.-The ladies of
the Manchester Baptist church have been
making extensive preparations for their
feast, which commences tomorrow night.
The proceeds will be devoted to paying the
debt of their church, and the object should
secure for them the generous patronage of
the public.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE SEP
TENDER 20, 1s6s.-George P. Gray; j. W
Verlsnder, Richmond, Va; Stone Bro
theirs, New York, n. Y; Robert II. Rowe
Richmond, Va; Miss Ann Samons; '. NJ
r. Branch, New York, N. Y; Miss Mana
mitchell, Washington, D. c.; William
Moss, Fort Pike, La; Major W. D. Clop'
ton, Cumberland county, Va.
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nzz- TO CURE or NOT TO CURE-THAI

eaT TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE THAT
is the question and the orly question which affects
In the ghtest degree the interests OF such persons
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache, Constipa-
ton and such other diseases as have their origin
had better bear their Ills than resort to remedies
that they know not; but when they have the assI-
rance or their friends and nelghDors that IA
these complaints; that they purity the blood,
strengthen the nervous system, quicken the liver,
lions It is little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief by the use OF them. These BITTERs
have now borne the test OF time, and from their
curative properties have become an established
family medicine IN this section Of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable may be
viii prove an unfailing tonic in all cases OF loss Of
appetite.
and drn ypists generally. 4. BAKER,
.'.-l.at --.G -. Proprietor,
tvs Box 1sa Richmond, Va.
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new enterprise is starting in our city. The
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY have open
ed depot at the OF Main and Ninth streets.
The company promise to keep fine assortment OF
teas, coffee, &C., and to sell at prices that defy
competition. Major ALEXANDER HART, OF New
Orleans, who has been connected with the well
known firm OF Levy Brothers for the past TWO
Years, will have charge Of the sales department
and act as manager OF the company here. We ad-
wise all to read the Virginia Tea and Coffee Com
pany,s adve rt!semcnt and visit the establishment
corner Ma in and kiuIh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-29

RATIoSs.-The Freedmen's Bureau is
giving out on an average 1000 rations per
month. Those to colored people are only
given on the certificate of DR.. E. Fl. Smith,
Bureau medical adviser. No rations are
given to able-bodied colored women, nor
in any case where there is an able-bodied
man in the family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-29

Other Local Matters ON Second Pag.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-There will be a
large docket of civil causes for the next
term of the United States Circuit Court,
which meets in November. Many import
ant cases will be called, involving grave
questions of law. Members of the bar
should remember that this week is the last
opportunity offered them TO bring suits and
mature them for the next term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-29

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-A few minutes
after 9 o'clock last night three men were
observed by Detective Craddock in the act
of boring into the window Of Mr.. Genet's
jewelry store, opposite the post-ofiice. Mr..
c. gave the alarm and endeaVored to arrest
the parties, but they made their escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-29

JUDGE BURNHAM's COURT The following
cases win be tried to-day in this court :
Commonwealth Us. Richard Bailey, Com
monwealth Us. Mary Johnson, Common
wealth Us. Otway Cole and George Wash
ington, Commonwealth Us. Wilson Brown,
and Commonwealth Us. Susan Braxton.