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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-09

Be it 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 sTRAUSE.
On account Of the great bargains offered in my
advertisements heretofore, most OF the goods sold
so fast that had to order duplicate. I give you
a list of some which can be found by calling at
once:
100 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
at 81 per dozen, worth $l.6o;
100 dozen LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs at sl.so
per dozen, worth g.;
2so rich patterns Of HEAVY WOOLLEN and
COTTON CoUNTERPANEs at $3.50,
worth S.;
100 STILL BETTER ONES at $3.50, worth 80;
So, cheap at 3D.;
l25 pairs BED BLANKETS, from $2.75 to $l2-
worth that in gold and cheaper than any
other house In this city
The best quality and highest-colored EN-
PRESS CLOTH at soc., worth sl5o;
The finest quality of FRENCH MERINOEs at
81 worth 81. so, and at $l.lo worth $l.75;
BLACK BOILED SILK at Sl.5o, cheap at
s1.75;
Nearly yard-wide BLACK SILK at sLso, cheap
at $ls7; F-a
EXTRA HEAVY BLACK SILK at SASH and
$2.7s worth $3.50;
$50 LADIES, CLOTH CLOAKs, bought at auc-
t!on at half their value, and will be sold at
such; r-.t
CASSIMERES, DOESKINS sAT1NETs,
KENTUCKY JEANS, and TWEEDs, for
mems and boys'i wear-the cheapest In the
city;
$50 LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
sHAWLS, from 81 upwards;
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPACA at 25c.,
~ worth 372c.; rt.a ~
EMPRESS CLOTH and PoPLINs at s7ac.,
worth 6oc.
FIGURED DELAINE at asc.;
ALL-WoOLEN MUSLINS
IRISH LINEN CAMBRIG.
CHECK and SWISS MUsLINs
TOWELING, -------
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE FLAN.
MEL, at lowest New York prices;
ChLICOEs at &c., 1cc., 1eac., &c.
BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING at1oc.,
YARD-WIDEi iBLEACHED at lec.;
100 dozen FINE SHIRT. BosoMs at 20, 2s, a7i,
and soc., very low;
BED-TICKING for l2sc., 2sc., s7ic., and
higher; a- sa -,
SHIFTING STRIPES at 1:ac., &C.;
DOMESTIC GINGHAM APRON CHECKS
at Esc.; ,~-r
and lots OF other CHEAP GOODS too numerous
to mention. s-7g -aa .asf
Particular attention is asked from the people OF
the countryto be careful Of coming to the right
place, No. 1888 Main street. between Fifteenth
and seventeenth, near Golden's shoe store.
seq "a JOSEPH sTRAUSE.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VIa'
GISIA.-The following is the, list Of causes
on the argument docket OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, which commences on
Tuesday next. They will be called III the
order in which they are named:
Hale Us. Clarkson. Appeal from Circuit
Court Of Lynchburg.
McCsndlish Us. Camm. Appeal from the
District Court Of williamsburg.
+ Coke Us. Hankins. Appeal from the Dis
trict Court of williamsburg.
Steptoe Us. Read ct ais. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of Bedford county.
Waughns Us. Poole, assignee. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of Caroline county.
Garrett Us. Camm. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court of williamsburg.
Bush Us. Campbell. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of Roanoke county,
Lewis Us. Commonwealth of Virginia.
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of King
George county.
Graham, &c., Us. Pierce. Appeal from
the District Court Of Abingdon. s
Boudar Us. johnson. Appeal from the
Court of Hastings for the city of Richmond.
Lancaster, &c., Us. Corbin, &c. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the city of Rich
mond.
Mayo, &c., Us. Darlington, SC. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the city of Rich
mond.
Billgary Us. Brach, SC. Appeal from
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond.
Reese Us. Commonwealth of Virginia.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Glouces-
ter county.
Johnson Us. Crouch. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond.
Allen Us. Rogers: Appeal from the Cir
cult Court of the city Of Richmond.
Jones Us. Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Rock
bridge county.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company Us. Snead, &c. Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of Richmond.
Zetelle Us. Myers. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court of the city of Richmond.
Beverly Us. Walden, Devaughn Us. De-
vaughn, Grayson Us. Mason, and Walker
Us. Herring. Appeals from the District
Court at Fredericksburg.
Foster Us. Bank of the Valley. Appeal
from the District Court at Abingdon.
Phillips Us. Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Henrico
county.
" Corbin ct ais Us. Mills's executors ct ais,
and Robinson's administrator Us. Mills's
executors, SC. Appeals from the Circuit
Court of the city Of Richmond.
Smith u.s. Smith. Appeal from the Court
of Hastings for the city of Richmond.
Farmers Bank of Virginia Us. Anderson
ct ais. Appeal from the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond. -
Exchange Bank of Virginia Us. Knox ct
ais. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond.
Southern Express Company Us. McVeigh.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond.
1t will be perceived that there are thirty
one cases on the docket, Of which twelve
are from the Circuit Court Of this city, two
from the Hastings Court, two from the Dis
trict Court at Williamsburg, four from the
District Court at Fredericksburg, two from
the District Court at Abingdon, one each
from the Circuit Courts of Lynchburg,
Bedford, Caroline, Williamsburg, Roanoke,
King George, Gloucester, Rockbridge, and
Henrico.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-JUsT1CE
THOMAS L. PLEAsANTs PREsIDING.-The
case of The Commonwealth Us. Sledd was
further heard on yesterday. The facts Of
the case were agreed upon, and their pre-
ssntation to the court, instructions and
counter-instructions, were submitted, upon
which the whole time of the court was oc-
cupied in hearing the arguments-one of
the counsel speaking for more than four
hours. The case will be called up again
this morning, when the argument upon the
merits of the case will commence.
The case against Justices Yeatman and
Nettles was set for to-day.
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ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-Detectiye Z.
P. Murphy brought from Lynchburg last
evening William Minnis and Ben Deoflck
alias Ben Allen, both colored. These par
ties are charged with having broken into
the house of Greed Haskins {colored), ON
Fourteenth street, on the 9th Of September
last, and taking therefrom goods TO the
value of slO0. Major Poe wrote to the
chief of police in Lynchburg, whittier ne
had reasons for believing these men had
gone, and he promptly arrested them.
Ben Allen had set up as bar-keeper, and
was doing q hourishing business. He will
be known as one of the witnesses in the
Truman-Hoppe case. 5t
They will have hearing before the
Mayor this morning. a
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OUTRAGE UPON THE WIDOW OF Con-
EgDEaATE GENERAL.-On Tuesday last, q
negro boy about eighteen years of age was
tried before the County Court of Green's
Vile county for an attempt to commit
rape upon the person Of the widow Of dis
tinguished General in the cavalry branch
of the Confederate States army. He was
convicted and received the mild sentence of
two years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary. Yesterday the rascal was brought
to Richmond in custody Of the deputy She
riff of GreensYille, and turned over to the
superintendent of the penitentiary.
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sacrements of Penance and Holy Eucharist,
and their prescntexterior is one Of submis-
aiyeness. z.--..e.T aa..a.
The following is Governor Wells's en-
dorsement on the application for pardon
), ".IIt appears by the testimony OF the
young lady upon whom the offence was
committed that Perkins committed the
crime while Jefferson held the mother, and
one Forbes (who subsequently csc aped)
robbed the house. Jefferson testifes that
he Joined the party under, threats Of his
life. There is NO evidence that tends to
show that Jefferson engaged or attempted!
TO Join in the execution of the crime OF
rape. 1t is probable that he and Forbes
had for their sole purpose the robbery OF
of the house. The sentence Of Jefferson Is
commuted to Imprisonment for life" so
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HUsr1NGs CoURT-JUDGE H. B. BURN
HAM-OcToBER s, 1S6S.-The following
business was transacted in this court yester-
day: Henry Boiling was arraigned and
found guilty of unlawfully beating Barbara
Bolting, and sentenced to imprisonment in
the city jail three months and fined one
cent. James Brown, arraigned for fcloni-
ously breaking and entering storehouse
with intent to commit larceny therein, was
found guilty and sentenced to confinement
in the penitentiary for the term Of five
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Their business has increased to such 8 great ex-
tent that in order to accommodate their large and
constantly increasing trade, they have taken tne
large stores erected and formerly occupied by j.
Steenbock Co. Wishing to open with entirely
new goods, they offer their present well-assorted
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, at their old stand from
now until the 18th October, as to avoid the trou-
BILE and expense Of removing stock.
The following comprise some Of the bargains
GENUINE NEW YORK MILL COTTON at 25c.;
EXCELLENT BLEACHED AND UNBLEACH-
ED COTTON. at from 12.c. to Is;
BLEaCHED COTTON, EQUAL TO WARM
'- sUTTA, at lsc.
WHITE FLANNEL, ALL WOOL, at 25c worth
asc,: some at soc. worth 373c. !; some at Soc
worth soc. full yard and fine quality at eoc.
worth 7Sc.;
Very fine all-wool STRIPED FLANNEL at Soc,
worth eoc.;
PRINTED DELAINES, all styles, at 2oc. per
yard; .......
BALMORAL SKIRTS, tull size at $1.25 worth
Bits, at Sl.so worth So, at Sl.75 worth $780, and
at 50 worth 80;
LINEN CRASH at l2ac., worth l6sc;
CANTON FLANNEL at lss, ls 20, 25, and Soc.;
BED TICK at 12s lss 20, Is, and soc.;
CALICOES at 10, l2s, and l4c.;
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS warranted to measure
two and half yards long and pure linen, at
$l.25, worth So;
INFANTS ROBES. with embroidered waists and
tucked skirts, at So, worth IS;
W. of
very cheap; ....
SWISS MUsLINs, u yards wide, at 5oc., would be
cheap at 75c.;
EXTRA-FINE, same width, at 7sc., worth sl.2s;
Yard-wlde SWISS MUSLIN at %. 80, IS, and Soc,
worth fifty per cent more;
HUCKABACK TOWELS, very large at SO per
dozen, worth $3.50; ..
LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at $50 per dozen,
would be cheap SO;
FRINGED NAPKINS, pure linen, at sl.lo per
dozen, would be bargain at $l.5o;
LARGE-sIZED NAPKINS at 81. so, worth 81 per
dozen
Extra large and heavy DOUBLE DAMAsK
NAPKINS ut a5. SO per dozen, worth Se;
GENUINE FRENCH-WOVE SHIRT BOSOMS,
pure linen, at 5oc., worth 75c.;
HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFSa at &c.;
TUCKED and sCoLLoPED- -BORDERED
HANDKERCHIFS at 25c.; .-...
HEMsTITCHED HANDhERCH1EFs, pure
linen, at 90, 25, and Soc.
BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, pure linen, at
81, $l.25, and 81. so per dozen;
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs
at &c.,;
GENUINE LIMERICK LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS at Sl.7s, g. $3.50, and as;
A largs stock Of LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
OF the latest styles, manufactured to our own
order, at very low prices;
Duchess KID GLOVES at sl25;
An excellent article of WHITE KID GLOVES
all sizes, at 81. rs per pair;
New STYLE BELTS, to match any color goods, at
5oc., worth 81;
Pure SILK BELTS, all colors, at 5oc.;
BONNET and SASH RIB B o Ns at very low
prices;
LINEN EMBROIDERED SETS COLLARS and
CUFFS at 5oc., worth $l.25; at 75c., worth 81;
CARPET WARP, all colors;
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, at 81 per bale for
either Manchester or Leaksvtlle;
FASTING COTTON, 100 yards on SPOOL at Csc.
per dozen;
SPOOL COTTON equal to Coats's at SOC. per
dozen;
CRoTCHET EDGING at 5c. per dozen yards,
worth &c. per yard;
And a thousand other articles at extremely low
pfi'e' ~ LEVY BROTHERS,
No. l5s7 Main street.
eaaa nearly opposite the Market-house-
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LOCAL MATTERS.
IMPORTANT ORDER.-General stoneman
issued the following highly i'm

yesterday issued the following highly I'M
portant order:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
STATE OF VIRGINIA :
SO RICHMOND, VA, October g. 1893.
l. 1t having been reported to these
headquarters that numerous cases have
occurred, and are daily occurring, of viola
ton of State laws regulating hunting, the
attention of all concerned is called to the
provisions of sections l to inclusive of
chapter 101, Code of Virginia, and an act
amendatory of the 4th section thereof, en-
titled =" An act to prevent and punish un-
lawful hunting" passed February 90, 1866,
which provides that I" if any person shall
hunt, shoot, or range, with or without dogs,
on the lands of another, without the consent
of the owner or tenant of such lands, or
shoot along any public road, or in the streets
of any town or village in any of the counties
of this Commonwealth or shall fish or fowl
on the lands or in the water courses compre-
hended in the survey of any proprietor, he
he shall be deemed guilty of trespass," &c.
These laws, just and necessary at all times,
are peculiarly so in the present impoverished
condition of the State, when agricultural
interests will suffer by the destruction of
crops in fields which are hunted and ranged
over by idle and irresponsible parties. In
view of these facts, all officers, civil and
military, in this district, are enjoined to
take such measures as will ensure the
faithful observance of these laws, and pre-
vent in future all illegal hunting, ranging,
fowling, and fishing within the limits of
their respective jurisdictions, and secure
the prompt arrest and punishment of all
offenders.
2. This order will remain in force until
the first day of October next, or until the
laws above cited shall be repealed by COM
petent authority. --.E&.7
8. All civil magistrates and military COM
sioners will take measures to have this
order disseminated and made known to the
nublic /
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METHODIST MISSION BoARD.-The Board
Of Domestic Missions for the Virginia Me-
thodist) Conferences is called to meet iH the
Broad-street church, in this city, on Tues
day next at IL o'clock. We append hss
of the members Of the Board President OF
the Board, J. e. Edwards, D. D.; Vice
President, r. NJ. Smith Secretary, ]. Q.
Granbery Treasurer, 'Arcy Paul. Cieri-
cal Managers: G. w. Langhorne, Z. A.. re,
terson, J. A. Proctor, w. w. Bennett, ana
James A. Duncan, D. D. Lay Managers /:
A. 8. Lee, w. W. Parker, NJ. d. and 9. Tai.
bot, of Richmond, and D. B. Dugger,. Of
Petersburg. 70 olll 1tassgl
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Mayors COURT, YEsTERDAY-M A 70 r
CHAHooS. Henrietta Hobson (negro), dis
orderly in the street. Dismissed.
Susan Miller (negro), threatening Adela
Randolph. Dismissed.
Dallas (negro), beating Betty Taylor (ne-
gro). Dismissed.
Edward Davis (negro), stealing q pistol
worth eighteen dollars from n. Turner.
Case continued.
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The THEATRE.-A full. and fashionable
house witnessed the representation Of Ham
let by Ford's company last night. Mr..
Barron, in the principal part, took the au-
dience, in which were included many who
had seen Edwin Booth in the great role Of
the Prince of Denmark, completely by sur
prise. We are satisfied that his acting ex-
ceeds the expectations Of all who had not
seen MIR. Barron before. Round afterround
of applause greeted him in the second,
fourth, and fifth acts
Miss De Bar was well received as Ophe-
lia. Miss Stanley grows in favor; her
Queen was good. The Richmond audience
found an old favorite in Parker as Polo
MUS. The other parts generally were well
sustained, unless, indeed, we except that of
the King. Mr.. Salisbury did not make q
good impression on his first appearance.
Tonight the attraction is Dion Bouci-
cault's dramatization of Foul Play. Few
persons who have read the novel will fail to
see the drama. Mr.. Barron and Miss De
Bar appear in their original roles, and the
shipwreck scene will probably be rendered
with thrilling effect. 3
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
YELLTNeTnN eoDpIN vim SEN at sso,elo

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at sso'clock
p. n. that valuable farm ard hotel properly
at Milford on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
snd Potomac railroad. Persons desiring To
attend the sale can take the train at II NJ. to-
day ard return Tomorrow morning ut s.45 or
$50.
COOK Il LAUGHTON WIFI sell at 10 O'Clock 4.
NJ, at their store, an excellent assortment Of
household furniture, carpets, stoves, bed
steads, &c. s1 =srs
JOHN W. WRIGHT. sheriff OF the city of Rich
mond, will sell at IL NJ! the wooden carpenter
shop on Gary street between Third and
. Fourth. .r 4. ....m-..s..,s
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T O0K.
IL 10 boxes LEMONS,
70 bags COCOAEETS.
20 barrels assorted hUTS
60 boxes RAISISS. assorted sizes
le01 boxes SARDISES,
200 boxes FRENCH CANDY,
10 orted PICKLES.,
10 dozen assorted PEACHES
10 dozen CANNED OYSTERS
10 dozen assorted SAUCES
dozen assorted CATSUPS
10000 PIPES AND STEEtS,
CTTRNN, CURRANTS tag
PRUNES, CRACKERS. &c, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS 1t Is to your lnte-
rest To buy your CONTEMPORARIES where you
daily superior CANDY, CAKES. and CRACK
ERS, and pledge myself to sell cheaper than the
Give me e call. ,n
w. w. TRIBBETT,
sells nle Main street, next 10 Dispatch.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN-
rxG IN THE RICHMOND POsT-oFFroE OcTo-
BER 9, 1s6S.-Charles Demane, Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, Va; W. F. Owens
Lord s. Taylor, New York, N. z; John
Enders, Richmond, Va. r. Grant, Frede-
ricksburg, Va; Mrs. Ann NJ. Younger,
Norfolk, Va; Miss Mamie Keesee, Rich
mond, w.; Colonel Samuel T. Bayley, To-
lersville, Louisa county, Va; Mrs. NJ. 0.
Lewis, Scottsville, Va; Alexander Colds,
buckingham county, Va; Charles b. Win
s,on, Richmond, Va. Miss Jennie Rucker,
Page county, Va.
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THE GRAND JURY of the Hastings Court
brought in the following indictments yes
terday James Brown, Joseph Williams,
Moses Mason, and George R. Ridgway, for
felony; and thereupon the jury were ad-
until Saturday next at II a. NJ.
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MANcHEsrER.-The ladies' festival at the
Manchester Baptiot church will be re-
opened on this friday evening, at Z
o'clock. We learn that the ladies intend,
in addition to the other delicscies, to give
an oyster feast. Ali articles remaining
on hand will be auctioned eff on Saturday
nirht -.
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DIsoRDERLY HousE.-William Anderson
was before the Mayor yesterday on the
charge of keeping negro gambling hell In
Solitude. He was required TO give security
for his good behavior.
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FAIR AT Sr. MARK's.-We are indebted
to the ladies Of St. Marks episcopal
Church) fair for admirable specimens OF
the very dainty and sweet things which
they have prepared for those whose gal
lantry and piety may prompt them to visit
the place of their sale. Where 80 much is
combined to attract and stimulate to libe-
rality, there should be constant throng Of
visitors.
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CoLoRED FAIR.-The female members Of
the First Colored Baptist church, on Broad
street, are holding fair for the benefit Of
their church, praiseworthy enterprise,
which deserves encouragement.
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EALL TRADE, 1868.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RET HERS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETAILERS.
lam better prepared man ever to furnish you
with CUNEEC1IONfRIES, &C. Ny stock is
large and fresh, RECEIVING additions tri-weekly
iF0n IS Ssw boxes a 1EMoNs NON III S'0fs
IS boxes NEW-CEOP ORANGES,
cases SAHPISEs 99sssfTeTT sTT apd hsf boxes
SO barrels ASSORTED ALMONDS,
i @ aTsss TESAS aES5 TJ4rNS PEnANs sDs rorsrrRs
500 dozen dozen TOMATOES, PEACHES, GREEN
COIN, GREEN PEAS, LIMA BEANS,
SeSs SeSs csHH Afs2ETE Elh HA1s1S GHG6A aysfS XUi
10 boxes SHELLED ALMONDS
IS boxes GENOA and T.EGHOHN CITRON,
10 barrels aNTB CURRANTs,
10 boxes SuLTANA RaISINS,
% dozen TOMATO CATSUP,
5000 pounds PRUNES, in barrels, boxes, and
10 cases !at' CANTON PRESERVED GINGER
80 dozen LEE K PERRINs's WORCESTER
80 dozen a1CHi CCHHiow-cHow, &C.; -
PEPPER SAUCE,
25 dozen BRANDY PEACHES,
20 dozen OLIVES, OLIVE OIL, CAPERs,
100, 900 Ass0kTED CIGARS. all qualities :
COX'S GELATINE, PEPPERMINT, LEMON
and other essential oils for confectioners' use.
manufacture daily my iniln.tablc and only ORR
g!nsl DOUBL LE-REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
WARRANTED UNEQUhLLED, and SELL
THEM as Low AS THE COMMON ARTICLE.
sell city-made CRACKERS and CAKES, made
FRESH DAILY, ri the bakers prices.
l MAKE WHOLESALE A SPECIALITY, and
offer every article In my line at BALTIMORE
PRICES. Look around, then; give me call, and
LOUIS j. BosSIEUX,
Sc 2s-7w lal2 Main street.
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STOLEN IRoN.-Elias Taylor (colored),
charged with stealing 1000 pounds Of pig
iron from N. NJ. Station, was arrested and
lodged in the cage for arraignment before
the Mayor this morning,
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NOTICE TO sHIpPERs.-Ths bosts OF
the JAMES River AND KANAWHA ca.
NAL COMPANY viii leave ths a9sx ers 81 sr. snsi WS
promptly &c II II. on TUESDASh iaoscOAxSs
~ p-a,a. ard tolls on goods for Lynchbarg and be-
yond collected ON delivery or psepsia y tas Sp.
Hon OF the shipper. Freignl fsceisso sno oe-
Iivered at my ONCE, on the Gock.
Way freigEt win not be delivered It'll charges are
aeSi % ~ EDWARD DIELoN. Arers.
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THE DoG-oATcHERs we're out in full force
Yesterday. They succeeded in capturing
sixty-oda dogs, six hogs, and five goats. The
latter will be sold at Mr.. Verlander's stable,
on franklin street, at o'clock this morn
ing.
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CoAL.-The following are the present
prices Of coal: Anthracite, $40 per ton;
bituminous, lump, 81 per load hail, So;
mixed, $3.50; smiths, $3.50 to IS.
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TO TEAcHERs-Our facilities for executing all
kinds of printing for schools and colleges are un-
surpassed by any printing-house in Virginia. Call
at the Dispatch counting-room and leave your
criprs.
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NJ. ELLYsoN q co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
l!shers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eflce.
sl-aodk
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oNE of the penitentiary conyicts that es-
capped the other day. negro who formerly
belonged to DR.. J. Il. Woods, of Albemarle,
has been reoaptured,
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POET OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 5. !

MINIATURE ALhANAS, OClObEn Ao"os
sun rises Moon rises. 49,. u.s1
Sun sets. .5.A High tide A. M......lo.os
POET OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 5. issa.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B Tatum.
Steamer Ellie knight, -, baltimore, ner'
clandise and passengers. Haryeys willie w aia a,,
all, Crenshaw & Co.
Schooner Little Rock, -, Baltimore, mercban-
disc, Curtis i Parker.
BELOW.
Two fchooncrs arc reported at City Point, bound
up. They are expected up on hign water this
morning. 80
WHITE HOUSE, october s.--Arriyed, steamer
Admiral Kirwan. Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers Richmond and York niyer Railroad.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, October s.-Brig Rolling wave,
from Aspinwall, reports she was struck by Light
ming, which shivered the mainmast into twenty
FIVE pieces. She spltcei her mast and reached this
port.
VI Gather very warm. Wind west.
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