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SEWING MACHINES.

~ ROVER s. BAKERS HIGHEST PRE-
VI MUM ELASTIC-5 ITCH FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINES.-The highest premiums at all
the fairs and exhibitions of the United states and
Europe have been awarded the GROVER Il BA-
by them, wherever exhibited in competition. Also,
SPOOL COTTON, SILK THREAD, and all SEW
ING-MACHINE MATERIALS, for sale at the
lowest prices. All kinds sewing machines RE-
PAIRED at short notice at No. II Ninth street,
near Main. For sale by
GEORGE DARBY.
Ninth street near Main,
1wR oh Va
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MACHINE SHOP,

= GLUAI q ADDINdIUN,
14ls CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH,
are now prepared to make all kinds of machinery,
and to repair STEA HYDRAULIC
PRESSES, and TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds
either In city or country, as well as PRINTING
PRESSES TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS, etc.
We have also fitted up to repair all kinds of SEW
ING MACHINES, and to furnish all parts OF
standard sewing machines now In use and put the
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINES. Always
on hand for sale the SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWING
MACHINE, both new and secondhand.
We are the exclusive agents for supplying the
JUDSON'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVES, as
well as the celebrated SELDEN STEAM-ENGINE
PACKING, q new and valuable article.
GEORGE b. SLOAT,
A. JACKSON ADDISGTON,
Sc 22-lm 1!l5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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INSTALLATION SERVICES IN PETERSBURG
Rev. W. E. Hatcher was installed as pastor
of the First Baptist church, Petersburg, on
Sunday night. Rev. DR.. Burrows, of this
city, delivered the sermon to the church
the right-hand of fellowship was extended
to the new pastor by the deacons, and the
charge delivered by Rev. Charles H. Ry-
land. The exercises we're of deep interest
and most appropriate.
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A LEARNED DRAYMAN.-In Washington
the other day one Charles Hunt stated he
was Dane by birth, was educated IN the
military school at Copenhagen, knew how
to speak seven different languages, came
here in 1861 as an officer, but there being
too many officers to the regiment, he left and
went to driving dray.
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The Annexation of Cuba.

MOBILE, ALA, October 5.-The Register
this morning takes strong ground in favor
of the immediate annexation Of Cuba, in
view of the success of the Spanish revolu-
ton. 1t says the will of the people plainly
demands this, and that the Government
should take immediate steps to secure the
prize at once.
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KIND TO THE PooR.-The extreme atten-
ton paid by the captain to poor blind
man who was a passenger does merit and
should receive due mention. A noble heart
beats in the broad bosom of John Fl. Free
man.-Letter in Baltimore Gazette.
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L1BEL SUIT AGAINST BRICK" PoME-
RoY.-Neoo York, October 4.-Mr. Mehan;
editor of the Irish People, has commenced
suit against Brick" Pomeroy, laying
damages at 5000, for libel in stating in
The Democrat that he had been bought OF
bribed to change the politics of his paper
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Foreign News.

LONDON, October 5.-Madrid dispatches
say that Madoz has resigned the Presidency
of the Junta. He is succeeded by Aguirre
who has appointed serrano as General-iu'
Chief.
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THE SURRATT CAsE.-Messrs. Bradley
and Merrick, former counsel for Surratt,
deny that they have assured the prose
cutting attorney that he (Surratt) will be
forthcoming to respond to any proceedings
that may hereafter be instituted against
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An Opponent to Butler Nominated.
SALEM, MASS, October 5.-The Radical
Anti-Butler Mass Convention to-day unani-
mously nominated Richard H. Dana, Jr.,
for Congress,
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-Virginia route No.
4,461, Princess Anne Courthouse to Land of
Promise, contract is ordered with A. E.
Kellam, of Princess Anne Courthouse, Vir-
GINA, from the 18th of October, 1868, to
the 3Oth of June, 1869, at 1925 per annum.
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q. WHOA telegram was received in this
fS,! IN Saturday from General Ewing, who
:; ,'S 9eeA speaking with great effect in Ohio,
~ H. which he expresses the belief that the
- D'IocFat5 will carry it.-NatiOnal Inte!H-
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OPPOSITION CANDIDATE TO BUTLER
Boston, October 3.-Richard II. Dana, Jr.,
has consented 10 accept the nomination of
the opponents of General Butler in the
fifth district, who hold their convention on
Monday.
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7 OOK.
IL 10 boxes LEMONS,
10 bags COCOANUTS,
20 barrels assorted n UTS,
SO boxes RA1SINS assorted sizes
1000 boxes SARDINES,
300 boxes FRENCH CANDY,
10 cases assorted P1CKLES,
10 dozen assorted PEACHES,
10 dozen CANNED OYSTERS
10 dozen assorted SAUCES,
dozen assorted CATSUPS
10 PIPES AND STEMS,
CITRON, CURRkNTS
PRUNES, CRACKERS, &C., &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, 1t is to your inte-
rest to buy your CONTEMPORARIES where you
can always get them FRESH. l manufacture
daily superior CANDY, CAKES, and CRACK
Frs, and pledge myself to sell cheaper than the
cheapest.
Give me call.
w. W. TRIBBETT,
sells 1lls Main street, next to Dispatch.
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John Quincy Adams to Speak In
Georgia.
SAVANNAH, Ga, October 5.-A private
dispatch from John Quincy Adams, Of
Massachusetts, announces his acceptance OF
an invitation to visit and address the peo-
pie of this State. He is expected about the
end of this week.
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ANOTHER MURDER IN GEoRGIA.-At-
La ','1' october Last week one Walker
}So.oteah formerly of Savannah, left At
= ,a i'r blakclcy, Southwestern Georgia,
Il. "gaAlze club. He was called out of
ra,.. A'use IN the night, taken to Calhoun
eIn r'y' AMI shot. by unknown parties. The
,n ,to,e4 people Of Atlanta have made up
W"N vent money and sent for the body OF
''Aef' which will be brought to Atlanta.
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c,, LITTLE MAc.-A New York paper de-
w v,s.t' and atfrms that it positively knows
; s""' II a5berts-that General Mcclellan,
G. He votes at all, will vote for General
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,,; ne Louisville Journal Of Saturday con-
,ra S d GENIAL Of the report that Mr.. Prem
nss nag been discharged from its editorial
M ana Gays, also, that MIR. Prentice is
h. poor, but in aiiuent circumstances. His
--'''e&d alone il valued at $4,000
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The Report of the Camilla Affair.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-General How
ard denies having received General Sib-
ley's report of the Camilla affair.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF V1RGNIA.-Ihc
Introductory lecture of the present session
of the Medical College Of Virginia was de-
livered last night before good audience,
com nosed of the students, their friends, and
gentlemen of the medical profession, by DR..
is Wexford, the recently-elected Professor
of Materia Medica.
Atthe last meeting of the Board OF Visit
ora DR.. B. r. Wexford, father OF the pre-
sent Professor Of Materia Medica' was maze
Emeritus Professor compliment wen oe,
served. DR.. Walter Coles, who was elected
Professor of the Diseases OF Women ana nc,
Children, having resigned, that chair WILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-06

d EMOVAL.-W. A. SPOTT les r.
IL tablished 1S4al has removed from ~
Broad street TO his new store-No. llos NJ.
MAIN STREET, below the post-ofice, SASsz0
will keep constantly on hand and is receiving
weekly. large and very fine stock OF WATCHES,
JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER and PLATED
WARE, ENGAGEMENT and EDDING
RINGS, &C., &C. Also, special attention viii be
given TO the REPAIR OF FINE WATCHES
CLOCKS, and Jew ELRY. and HAIR JEWELkY
MADE TO ORDER.
Very thankful to his old friends and customers
for the most liberal patronage extended TO him the
past nineteen years. he hopes they will favor him
also IL his new place OF business, trying 70 merit
the same In the future in the past by fatr-dea-
Ing.
The public in general are invited TO examine his
new stock. sc 30-eod2wSl w. A. SP0FT.
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MILITARY CHANGEs.-Leave of absence
for twenty days has been granted Lieuten-
ant Augustus R. Egbert, Twenty first in
fantry. Breyet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas
NJ. Anderson, Major Twenty-tirst infantry
has been assigned to the command OF the
delav relieve Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
Thomas S. Dunn, captain Twenty-frst in
fantry. Colonel Dunn is required! to dis
charge the duties of military commissioner
and superintendent of registration and
elections for the sixth division. Company
l, Eleventh infantry, is relieved from duty
at Lynchburg, and will at once proceed to
Marion, Va. The commandant of the post
of Marion, Va, is appointed military com
missioner and superintendent of elections
&C., for the twenty-eighth, twenty-ninth,
and thirtieth divisions. He will be assisted
by Lieutenant John F. Smith, OF the
Eleventh infantry.
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FALL TRADE 1868.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETAILERS, -

with H c Ses;fE &C. Ny stock Is
large and fresh, receiving additions trl-mc9
from New York and Boston. have now In store
IS Is S Soxes NEW:ek9P 6 6EaSsss
g boxes , M sIGSp and sL .HNo S1SkhEs
10 10 SafEre EA TEXAS & PEoANs,
loo dozen canned OYSTERS and LOBsTERS,
500 do e6hN Soa akEGN tEas LINZ sEaN
ssss;
IS boxes GENoA and LEaHoRk oITRoN,
10 barrels ZANTE CURRANTS,
rs dozen TOMATO CATsUP,
5000 pounds PRUNES, In barrels, boxes, and
10 cases sas1 CANTON PRESERVED GINGER,
80 qe ssssaSSeHHow:eHow &C.;
20 dozen OLIVES OLIVE OIL, oAPERs.
100, 900 ASSORTED CIGARS, all qualities;
COX'S GELATINE, PEPPERMINT, LEMON
and other essential oils for confectioners' use.
manufacture daily my inimitable and only orr
ginal DOUBLE-REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
WARRANTED UNEQUALLED, and SELL
THEM AS Low AS THE COMMON ARTICLE.
sell city-made CRACKERS and CAKES, made
FRESH DAILY, at the bakers prices.
MAKE WHOLESALE A SPECIALITY, and
offer every article In my line at BALTIMORE
PRICES. Look around, then give me call, and
'e' - : N"-' LOUIS j. BossIEUX.
seas2w l4l2 Main street.
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tn R I y M P 81 A N tt

- 1S the grand motto OF the famous
WILCOX i GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
for in hundred trials and tests 1t has trum phed
over competition. and borne away the palm of
victory 1t is safely asserted to be the best SIM
plest and most perfect machine now before the
public. 1t sews, hens, fells tucks gathers, and
stitches in the most perfect and elegant manner,
and does not disturb the quiet of any wellreguated
family with noise and racket not to be tolerated
In any orderly nelg hborhood.
Sole agency for this machine No. 1927 Main
street.
T-am y. r.. G1RPS, Agent
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nv tho Atlantic Gable.

Perfect order reigns in Madrid. The
news is only more than ever confrmatory
Of the positive and irrevccable dethrone-
ment of Isabella. The revolutionists have
not been guilty Of any unnecessary vio-
lence or any noteworthy excuses, but seem
to be coolly going to work to bring order
out Of chaos, and manufacture q new
government with due caution and discre-
ton. The provisional junta appears to
have got all its machinery in good order.
Marshal serrano, accompanied by seven
generals of the army, has entered Madrid
in triumph. The formation Of the new
cabinet has been completed.
Queen isabella has issued protest, in
which it is argued that the force used by
the rebels to depose the Queen does not in
lure her rights to the throne.
1t is rumored in London that the success
Of the revolution in Spain has had the
effect to induce France to make important
concessions to Italy.
It is rumored that conspiracy has been
discovered in Constantinople to dethrone
the reigning Sultan of Turkey.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA.
This LEADING FASHIONABLE HOTEL has
Just been reprinted and thoroughly put in order
Tor the winter season. The high reputation already
acquired by
THE E CHAE &c
under It's present management Is well known. 1t
Is sufficient to say that no effort expense will be
spared TO sustain this reputation and to enhance
1t. j. L.. CARRLNGTOk,
oc lin Proprietor.
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The FIRST New CoRN.-A small lot of
new corn was offered in this market on
Saturday last. The first lot of new that we
know of to have been offered on 'Change
last year was fifty bushels on the 4th of
November. Prime old white corn sold on
Change yesterday Mt Sl.3O; which is an
advance on the rates of Saturday. The
offerings on Change yesterday of all kinds
were G66 bushels, against 1913 bushels the
same day last year. The highest price OBJ
tanned for old last year was on the 18th OF
October, when choice white brought Sl.55
and prime $3.50.
In New York on Saturday last, ut the
close of the market, corn was heavy and
one cent lower. Sales at Sill to SLIP for
unsound, and $l.13 to $l.l4 for sound
mixed western. In Baltimore the same day
common was firm and in light supply.
Sales of 500 bushels white at Sl.2212 TO
$l.25, and 400 bushels yellow at Sl.3O.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES

TIME AUTOMATIC CLOTHES BOILER,
v,h,ch washes clothes without rubbing for
sale by 1ALh' bo :" 80 S.Do ~ stnaat
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DILL HEADS, ACCOUNT SALES,
n CABDs &c. executed In the best style and
a. short notice mt the DISPATCH PRINTING
HNIrSF
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THE RICHMOND HOUSE.-This house
4 is situated on Governor street. In central po:
sltion, convenient TO the business OF the city, and
adjacent to the Capitol Square. 1t Is thoroughly
furnished, and the table at all times supplied with
the best the market affords. 1t offers delightful
home to families also, gentlemen can be accom-
board or uicely-furnished rooms separately.
Persons from distance on business IN this city
will find 1t to their interest to give us call.
Sc 30-10th MRS. n, II. THORkTON.
DOARDING.-MR RICHARD RE1NS
I } will open on the I'd day OF October Friday
next) A FIRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOuSE mt
the corner OF Main and Sixth streets, In the house
at present occupied by Mrs. Alexander DuVal: sne
will be pleased to accommodate families or single
persons by the day, week, month, or year.
TERMS Moderate. Sc 1a-2W~
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CoAsrwIsE TRADE OF RICHMoND.-The
following is statement of the coastwise
trade of Richmond for the quarter ending
3Oth September, 1868:
Entrances. -Aggregate number Of trips
by side-wheel steamers, "a; aggregate ton
mage, 72,249 tons. Aggregate number of
trips made by propellers, 80; aggregate
tonnage, 5000. Aggregate number of
trips made by schooners, 80; aggregate
tonnage, 1924. Number OF trips made by
"ships," |; tonnage, 1914. Number of
trips made by briggs, l tonnage, 1877. To-
tai, 1858 tons. :
Acknowledgements trips made by
side wheel steamers, ga; aggregate tom
mage, 72,249. Aggregate number of trips
made by propellers, 80; aggregate tonnage,
6,lO9. Aggregate number of trips made
by echooners, 9; aggregate tonnage, 1929.
Total, 81, 597 tons.
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WHEAT.-Choice white sold in our Ex-
change yesterday at s2.579; prime white
same day last year, $685.. In New York
on Saturday the market for spring was a
shade better, with limited export demand
to fill pressing freight arrangements; win
ter dull and declining sales 10000 bush
els at sl.66@Sl. 81 for No. 2 spring; 1925
for amber Michigan. In Baltimore, same
day, offerings about 1000 bushels. Choice
very scarce, and for all other grades the
market was heavy and prices favored buy
ers. Good white, s2.35 prime red, $3.50.
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CONFECTIONERTEs.

G0NFEC1oNERIEs.-TO COUNTRY
oS.,tt,sas CfHAsTs.-Flaming announcements Of
know where you can Ret such goods A yop can seii
2. sS9a Sufi a. low prices and receive civil
by the undersigned 1t No. s0I Broad itreet xheye
you can find the largest establishment of she F;nd
In the city and although we dc not urofess 10
have as large stock a. advertised Nv otbers ,Se
can sell you Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts PieS,es.
Preserves, Canned Goods, &C., In any quantsty. n
low rs they can be sold So =.
We have also hne lot Of CATAwBAaRApEs,
Just received.
The Candies made By us are celebrated for their
fine flavor, regularity ofstfcks, hardness and their
good color. We do not manufacture any inferior
or aduterated article.
We shall be pleased to receive cali and show
''1 'N' ANDREW P1zZIg1 4 co..
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PREACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
nIv of naper suitable for circulars, monthly
r.norts, &C., ut the DISPATCH PhlNTlAa.
HHIiSE, Send In your orders for printiils'
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~ ENUINE poWHATAN PIPES Tor sale
SE at manufacturers price,. This pipe Is the
orlgioal and genuine Powhatan ripe oc
- PURCELL, LADIl h CO.,
seal Druggists
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T'HE NEXT SESSION OF THE
4 FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. 500 TWELFTH STREET, RICHaoSp,
will commence WEDN ESDAY, September ",
1858. LEROY !. EDWARDS A. III,
T.. +. PARHAM, a. IL,
Box ga Eau 9s-eod2nw1tl Principals.
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TIRST IN SEASON-NEW-CROP
IL MALAGA RAIsINS Twenty-Five boxes
new-crop LAYER MALAGA RA1S1NS per
Isaac Bell just received and for sale by
LOUIS j. BOSSTEuX,
Main afr
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The ldth Amendment.

The l4,h article OF amendment TO the
constitution, declared 10 be adopted by the
States, provides that all persons born or
paturalized in the United States shall be
citizens thereof, and OF the respective States,
and that no State shall pass laws to abridge
The rights OF any citizen. Repre-, ontativcs
shall be apPor,ioned among the States &C
cording to the whole number OF persons in
each State. No person shall be a Senator
or Representative in Congress, or clector,
or President or Vice President, or hold any
Office, civil or military. under the United
States. or under any State, who having pre-
yiously taken an oath as a member OF Con.
grcss or as an officer of the United States,
or as an executive or judicial officer OF any
State, 90 support the Constitution OF the
United States, shall have engaged in insur-
rection or rebellion against the same or
given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof,
but Congress may. by vote OF two thirds
of each HoDse, remove such disabilities.
The validity of the public deb, Of the United
States, authorized by law, including debts
iCu 4Ot pay u'thto' pensions anu ocUh
ties for service in supprcssing Instruction
or rebellion shall not be questioned bat
neither the United States nor any State
shall assume or pay any debt or obligation
incurred in AID Of insurrccton or rebellion
against the United States. or any claim for
the loss or emancipation OF any slave; but
all such debts. Obligations and claims shall
be held illegal and void
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FTyeburg Items.

Mr.. Editor Nature seems refreshed
,his morning, and smiles upon Us in quiet
Gladness. Fields and pastures that last
week looked grey and pArchcd. have now
put on their green, in answer 10 the refresh
'ng rain. We sec no reason Why farmer,
rannos look forward TO bountiful crops o.
rorn. potatoes and grain.
The great topic OF conversation now is
The Portland and Ogdcnsburg Railroad In
answer to a petition, the seleetmen have
caused theft warrant for a town meeting 20
be posted. and Thursday. at / o'clock. the
town will take into consideration the loan
ing of its credit or taking stock to m
amount not exceeding Ave per cent. OF her
valuation. The valuation OF the town. a.
assessed las, spring, is S6ll. 900. There.
fore the call will be about $50. 600. Messr.
Washburn aud Anderson, arc TO DC a, the
town meeting to enligh;en tie people upon
that important matter. There will be some
opposition to this measure. still have not
doubt but What the town will be \ vote OF
tao thirds, aid this road to the fall amour,
Ct FIVE per cent Of the valuation.
We were visited Friday morning by a
terrific thunder shower. the lightning strik
ing the barn OF Mr.. Charles Slearns OF East
Fryeburg. setting 1t on FIRE. burning up the
barn, e'gh, tons OF hay. one yoke of oxen.
cart and farming tools. Damage eight hun
dred dollars. Insured in the Frycburg
Mutual, for two hundred dollars
Abou; the same time the lightning struck
barn near FpeburS village owned by DR..
j. Il. Bradley. destroying i, together with
some twenty tons OF hay and farming uten.
sis. -Four men were ia the barn at the
time. but escaped. injurins Mr.. Woodland
who had n moment before the lightning
stroke. driven in. to avoid the shower. had
his horse killed.
Mr.. John Western Of Fryeburg village.
Tell While feeding his horse. breaking one
OF has ribs.