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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-22

LOUISVILLE, BARRoDSBURG AND VIR-
GINA RAILR0AD.-We had an interview
this morning with H. Nj. Patton, engineer of
the Louisville, Harrodsburg and Virginia
railroad, who is now on his return from the
mountains, where he has been making a
reconnaissance of route by way of Pound
Gap. He reports that he found the country
more favorable for building railroad than
he had reason to hope for-and the citizens
along the route enthusiastic. They promise
to give the last dollar they can spare to aid
in its construction, also right Of way and
all necessary material for its construction,
free of cost. He says they are in good earn
est, and mean all they say. The engineer
has been energetically at work in the inte-
rest of this great enterprise, and has taken
especial pains to ascertain the sense of the
people along the line; also to ascertain
the resources of the country through which
it passes. He says the resources of the
country are very great, and only need de-
velopment to make the mountain counties
through which it will pass the wealthiest in
the State. No county along the line should
feel greater interest than our own. We
therefore beseech our citizens to look to
theirinterest, and leave no means untrled
to forward the interests of this great enter
prise. The construction of this road will
DO more for the material prosperity of the
State of Kentucky than any road ever pro-
iected within her borders. 1t will be to the
city Of Louisville precisely what the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad has been to the city
of Baltimore.-Harrods6 (Ky.) Signal,
October 18th. tt".
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

W.K. SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock an assort
ment or household furniture.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON viii sell at4 O'Clock
sixty acres Of the Falls Plantation, In Man.
chester.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at half-past
O'Clock desirable cottage house, on NORTH
side OF Marshall between Twenty-ninth ant
Thlrtieth streets.
r.. A. J. CLOPTON will sell at 10 O'Clock a large
assortment OF household furniture. &c. on tbs
north side or Franklin between Fourteenth ant
Fifteenth streets -: Is :. 4.
r. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 O'Clock at 14s:
-. Main street furniture, clothing, dry goods
boots shoes, &c. s& - r.. .r't Ia ~ r. = Z
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FROM SAN DoMINGo.-Hauana, October
2O.-Generals Luperon and Cobral have ar
rived at St. Thomas, having failed to cross
the frontier into San Domingo.
General Ogando is at the head of another
revolution against the Government OF Baez.
Great misery prevailed throughout San
Domingo, owing to the disorganized condi-
ton of affairs. -
O'Sullivan, Of New York, has made an
arrangement with the Government for o
line of steamers between New York and
New Orleans vio San Domingo.
The news from Hayti is favorable to Pre-
sident Salnave. His forces still besieged
Jacmel. The revolutionary General Hector
was dead.
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The catch of mackerel is reported to have
been very light this season not more than
half that of last year. As consequence
the price of mackerel at the East is ad-
vancing.
A woman named Warwick killed her hus-
band Monday, near Dayton, Ohio, first
shooting him with q revolver and then
striking him on the head several times with
an axe. a.tvte,tt =
General Braxton Bragg, who is now-su-
nerintendent of the New Orleans water
works, was in Cincinnati last Saturday.
The Radicals of Philadelphia have held
meeting to denounce naturalization
frauds-the scoundrels. -
The Legislature, Of Oregon passed resolu'
tions withdrawing assent to the fourteenth
amendment. ~
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MAYORS CouRT-MAToR CHAHooN PREsI.
DING-WEDNEsDAYM YMoRNING.-Robert Ben
nett (white) was arraigned for unlawfully
breaking into the stable of E. W. Robinson
on the 2lst of August and stealing nine
hundred pounds of oats, valued at five dol
lars and forty cents. About dozen wit
nesses were examined, but the evidence was
not sufficient to send him on so he was
discharged.
James Tyler (white) was brought up on
several charges-drunk, disorderly, unable
to take care of himself, and resisting officer
Powers in the discharge of his duty. he
was required to give security in the sum of
one hundred dollars for his future good
behavior, in default of which he was sent
to Jail.
Catharine A. Green (negress) trespassing
on the premises of Edmond Robertson.
Discharged. %---
Robert Ashby (mulatto) was brought up
on the charge of being drunk and lying in
the gutter. Bob said he was in the habit OF
having fits, and he only drank half q pint
Of whiskey with some black pepper in it to
keep them off, and it affected his head 80 he
could not get home. He was discharged,
and told to go straight home.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1868.
Protestant Episcopal General Con.
yentfon.
T MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS

TUESDAY MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.
The Rev. DR.. M: A. D. Howe, of Penn
,sylvania, from the Committee on Canons,
submitted the following report:
"The Committee on Canons, to whom was
referred certain resolutions of the Conven-
tion of the Diocese of Pennsylvania touch
ing the examination of candidates for holy
orders, beg leave to report that they recon-
mend the following amendment Of canon 5,
section s, title ], and the adoption of the
following resolution
"ReSolved, the House of Bishops concur
ring, That canon 5 of : title is hereby
amended by the addition Of the following
section, to be numbered section 8:
First. All examinations of candidates
for holy orders shall consist in part Of writ
ten questions and answers; and the manu-
scripts prepared therein shall be preserved
in the Episcopal archives of the diocese in
which such examinations are respectively
held. 51. - ...
"Second. Examinations of candidates for
priests orders shall, unless the Bishop in
any case remit the rules, be extended
through parts of three days.
'' Third. For the conduct Of examination
at which the Bishop of q diocese is not per-
sonally present, it shall be his duty to ap-
point permanent committee or committees
for his diocese, or the different districts
thereof, or if he SO prefer, one presbyter as
an examinatory chaplain, who, with at
least one other presbyter, appointed for
such occasion by the Bishops direction,
shall conduct examinations.'
The report and resolution led to long
debate.
A motion to postpone was lost.
The Rev. Mr.. Samuel Clements, of Ohio,
offered an amendment striking out the
words "and the manuscripts prepared
therein shall be preserved in the Episcopal
archives of the diocese in which such ex-
aminations are respectively held" The
amendment was lost. s."
The report and resolution were then
adopted.
Baltimore was selected as the place for
holding the next Convention lin 1917.
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FINDINGS OF THE GENERAL COURT MAR
TIAL.-The following sentences Of privates
tried by the general court martial held in
this city have been approved by General
Stoneman: t
Private Samuel E. Bateman, company H,
Eleventh United States infantry, found
guilty of absence without leave, and SEN
fenced to make good the time lost, to for
felt all expenses incurred for his appre-
hension, and to be confined at hard labor
for two months-the first seven days in
each month to be kept on bread and water
diet lat such times to be exempt from hard
labor).
Private Jacob Nows. company F, Twenty
ninth United States infantry. Charge: Vio'
lation of the fiftieth article of war. Found
guilty, and sentenced to forfeit ten dollars
Of his monthly pay for three months, and
to be confined at hard labor for the same
period. ....
Private William II. Martin, company K
Eleventh United States infantry. Charge
Absence without leave, and conduct preju-
dicial to good order, &C., and private John
Sullivan, battery F, Fifth United States
artillery, charged with desertion, we're ac-
Quilted.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The JETER PHILLIPS CAsE.-Mr. A. B.
Guigon concluded his argument in behalf
of the appellant before the Supreme Court
of Appeals yesterday. He was followed
by Attorney General Bowden in behalf of
the Commonwealth.
Colonel Marmaduke Johnson will resume
the argument in behalf Of the prisoner to-
day, and will be followed by Colonel John
B. Young in behalf of the Commonwealth.
Judge W. W. Crump will then conclude
the argument in behalf of the appellant,
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EsAEENE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER %, 1893.
sun rises.......63! 3! Moon SETS .......,,. 10 40
Scu sr.s...........5.28 .28 High tide, A. ....9 SO

PORT OF RICRa0fD, OCTOBER q, 1868.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Annie Bolorland, New York, merchan-
disc captain.
Schooner Lizzie Evans, Albany, lumber, cap
tain.
Schooner II. Z. Simmons, Philadelphia, coal,
HawuS u Ncrrilnal.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chanGise and passengers, l.. b. Tatuui.
MEMORANDA.
Sch9cners w. B. Shain and G.. A. Grant hence.
and w. :. topes, from Petersburg 1T Ph:lade-
phia on the 2vth. Cleared, schooner II. Little, for
Richmond.
NEW oRK, October 2o.-Arrivcd, schooners S.
f. Jancrson, D. S. ferry, Mary s. TibDits, CARO-
line taI all from Virginia
orig Mattano, Jarvis, from City Point, arrived
ut Genoa OH the 1st.
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The MORMON CoNFERENCE-PRosCRIP
MEAsUREs.-St. Louis, October 20.-Salt
Lake papers give the proceedings of the
General Mormon Conference. 1twas unani-
mously agreed that commercial intercourse
with the Gentiles shall be restricted to the
necessities of the Mormons and those who
purchase generally from the Gentiles will
do so on peril Of expulsion from the Church.
This measure was urged to be necessary in
self defence against the rapidly-approach-
ing danger of outsiders coming in with the
Pacific railroad, who are ayowed enemies Of
Mormonism.
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NyoT1cr-To ALL PARTIES CON-

~ CERNED.-sy virtue Of = decres ofthe Dis
-, Sanrt of The United states for the District OF
vi,ts having been ordered 10 examine and rf-
pors what are the amounts due on Judgments trust
nroTities OF the same aud the order ia which they
must be paid. stating specifically the a.uereat
n,ecas or parcels OF real estate and the pliorles
az said liens, all parties having such l,ea1 aIs
hereby notified TO furnish me with the evidence %
the same as shown by the records OF inc
or cities where said real estate nes sn,Mihs ma
which statement the said credisors are -
verify by oath ON or before the ietn LAY 9,
be-"ext. h. z. SQeO, rsSSS, rNssSSS S,xs
RIcuMoSp, October II, isss. % u--su
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COULD NOT GET WARRANT.-Mrs.
Doherty, the lady whose house was burned
on Tuesday light, applied to several OF
the magistrates for warrant against JOIN
Doyle for setting fire to the building, but
all Of them thought proper to decline
whereupon she took the law IN her OWE
hands, and sought out Doyle and com
menced to assault and beat him. But be-
fore any damage was done the police inter
fered, and she was arrested, but was sub
sequently bailed to appear this morning
before the Mayor. f.-a .7,
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DISSERTATION OF SHocKoE HILL GENE
TERY.-We have called the attention of the
authorities before to the desecration Of the
above-named cemetery by parties who GO
there and steal the lead ornaments from the
iron ratings which surround the different
squares, and had hoped that some method
would have been taken to put stop to it.
But from recent walk around the enclo-
sure we find it has not been the case for,
instead of getting better, several iron rails
had been broken out and carried off. Can
not the powers that be invent some plan to
catch these depredators 1
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFIcE OcTo-
BER %, lS69.-Frank Wsrrock, New York,
N. z; Sarah L. Redford, Dunlop's Creek,
Va; Henry Garnes, Greensboro, N: c.;
Mrs. Maria s. Marrow, Hampton, We.
Major Bailey, New Kent Courthouse, Va
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INTERNAL REVENUE, AssEssNENTs-Ihe
assessors for this (the third) district Of Vir-
ginis have handed in to the collector .thelr
returns OF assessments for the month OF
September on,whiskey, tobacco, Licenses TO
beginners, and legal successions, amounting
in the aggregate to $104, ,482.4o. -
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CQNFECTEONEREES.

THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW-CROP RAJ
d SINS, &C.-By the steamer Niagara this
morning am receiving
IS boxes new-crop LAYER RAISINS,
90 barrels twenty-ounce PIPPlNS and other
APPLES,
10 bags fresh CARTHAGENA COCOANUTS,
barrels new ZANTE CURRANTs, ~
IS boxes new-crop CITRON,
Sweet Havana ORANGES and fresh LEMONS.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
On La lal2 Main street.
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APPOINTMENT OF CoUNcILMAN.-General
stoneman yesterday appointed Mr.. E: e.
Gregory 8 member of the City Council tc
fill the vacancy caused by the removal Of
Joseph NJ. Humphreys. This appointment
will axe o vacancy on the bench Of alder
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The MoNEY-DRAwER RoBBERY.-Wu-
liam Weaver, the negro boy who robbed
the money-drawer of Dir. William English
on Tuesday, was carried before the Mayor
yesterday, and the evidence being so con-
elusive he was sent on for Indictment. 20
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SEVERE ACCIDENTAL machinist named
Peter Poe, engaged at the foundry of
Messrs. Kahl s. Rahm, met with quite a
severe accident yesterday. He was engaged
at work on some portion of the machinery,
when his hand became entangled in q cog
wheel, and his hand was SO lacerated as to
cause amputation. .....,..s,. ....s
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NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-The citizens are
complaining loudly of the condition of
Oregon Hill. There is only one way by
which it can be reached by a wagon, and
that ia from Sidney.
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HARDWARE, &c.

A GENCY FOR ROUND AND SHEET
n GUM PACKING, all sizes;
PATENT GUM-BELTING, and
PATENT RUBBER HOSE and COUP
LINGS. .
We have secured the agency for the sale Of all
the RUBHER GOODS manufactured by the
THE GUTTA PERCHA and RUBBER
MANUFACTURlNd COMPAN1,
-...#s NEW YORK,
and will furnish the above goods as the lowest
prices. ~
el7-2rn No, 1907 Main street. Richmond. va.
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ROBBERY house Of Professor era
bau was entered within the last day or two
and robbed of fine black cloth cloak, a
gold locket, and pair Of lady's CATERS.
The robbery was effected by means OF a
false kew. .. -
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APP01NTMENT.-Gene Stoneman ap-
pointed yesterday William Y. Hickey com
missioner of the revenue for the eighth dis
trict of Campbell county, vice j. j. Mitch
ell, removed from office.
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FINE PoTAToEs.-The finest specimen of
Irish potatoes we have seen this season was
left at our office on yesterday by MIR. R. NJ.
Thorn, of Henrico.
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NOVEMBER RMAGAzINEs.-Turner has laid
on our table all the leading magazines for
November. He has full supply for his
hosts Of customers.
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LARGE CoRN.-Mr. John Woodwork, OF
Henrico county, has laid on our counter
some very superior ears Of corn.
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POWDER, SHOT, &c.

UNPOWDER.
VI ORANGE RIFLE and sPoRTIEa.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WokLp. :
A full supply of the above celebrated, and now
uAvOpIIE ECIIJNPOWDER, constantly on hand
and for sale by ne, who are the authorized agents
Where heavy work Is TO be done requiring Row
AM MINING POWDER manufactured by this
Company Is In the highest Tepute. Every package
OF this powder sold by US VIII be guhrantse3 4 ss
Represented. .. '. TAMIL u w.
al 23-dam
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DEMOVED TO
DIR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STORE
No. e27 BROAD STREET,
and win open on FRIDAY, October I'd. the most
beautiful and largest stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DBY GOODS
we have ever offered and most respectfully call the
attention Of the public, and particularly the ladies
OF Richmond, to the above. "s
We viii In the future endeavor to keep on hand
a larger assortment and class or goods to please
all purchasers, and which win always be offered at
the lowest market prices.
HIRSH & GUGGENHElMER,
c77 Broad street, third door above Theatre.
W. G.. KEAN,
G.. II. CHEyERY. oc
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To TEACHERs.-Our facilities for executing al
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
orders,
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FA'' AND WINTER OPENING. asks
MRS. b. l.. CAHFN
formerly Mrs. u. Demeimanl

MRS. Z. l.. CAHFN
formerly Mrs. Il. Demelman)
.,,c< ,o her numerous friends and pa
s.a"s that she has Just returned from New York
fn ,wn handscmcst and latest novelties Of the sea-
".I SIo & now prcrarcd TO furnish close buyers
% ..'' h,ancst and hest assortment Of all kinds or
"' MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
..- ornrrd IN this market. Also, FURS. ~
"r "ry article sn her line has been purchased for
,st and will be sold 1t the lowest profits.
T.ts useless 20 mention the numerous articles, as
,,cl,ie. Sre well aware that she always has kept
b4rasnme assortment.
"IT,seS wishing 10 make their own bonncts win
s1d 10 their interest 10 call on her, ss she will
rlye All necessary information. She will eudeavor
- Sc-vc fhe interest Of tic ladies' assuring them
'b,t whatever orders they may entrust to her shall
~ >s:ls sractnrily and promptly executed.
n B.-0n MONDAY the aSth OF October VIII
Nta ,,D onz>r>,c
IN which she invites all ladies.
Closed every SATURDAY.. oc l9-2w
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DHsSOLUTIONs, &c.

NIoTICE.-The undersigned having been
Of Richmond adininIstrator or the estate Of VIII
liam Sands deceased, all persons indebted 70 the
estate are hereby notified 10 pay such debts to me
them with me. 4. L. NELSON
Administrator OF William Sands deceased.
oc 2a-at& ~
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Aitltmol1d 1ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH'
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

RICHMOND, OcLoDef II 1000.
OFFERINGS.
Wh.nt.-White, 294 bushels. Red ], ,4os bushels.
GorT-Whlte, ]. $40 busiels. Yellow 1855 bushels.
'stra w-colol ed, 30 bushels. Mixed, % bushels.
Onts.-1, $40 bushels.
Eys.-iA bushels. .s.sIE E s..
FT1r8eed.-8 bushels.
SALES. ....-.-.
Whedt.-white, 200 bushels prime on private
terms 3ls bushels very good at 81. 2.55 30 bushels
good at S2 523 10 'bushcs at g. so 66 bushels far
ut 80. 10 1914 bushels very fair at $2.45 28 bushels
medium at Sc 80 80 bushels common at ~. 20; 10
bushels inferior at 49, 40 bushels very Inferior
at Sl.65-total, I034 bushels. Red "a bushels prime
1T 81 40 100 bushels very good at a2S13 gag push
els at $2.s5 1o2 bushels good at S2so; 10 bush
bushels common at 81. ITO bushels at e. 10 T.
bushels Inferior at s2lO; % bushels at $2.0s, 8
bushels at $2-total. $50 bushels.
els badly damaged at $l-total, ei bushels.
Odts.-50 bushels prime at sc 1924 bushels very
good at GSc., 2o6 bushels on private terms; %.
bushels fair at ssc., go bushels ut 65c 5S bushel:
damaged at 6?3c.-t0tal, l. $50 bushels.
Rue.-2O bushels prime at $L.55: II bushels very
good at $l.5'i 4s bushels at $L52 40 bushels fall
at $50; 8 bushels slightly damaged at $l'So-to-
tai ,2s bushels.
FVdrseed.-6 bushels at s2.55.
RE-EXHIBITED.
JThent.-Red, 40 bushels.
COrn.-Whte. 1856 bushels. Yellow, GO bushels
Odts.-300 bushels
COMPARISON OF PRICES.
Prices October q, 1867 WheGt-White, prime,
yellow. prime, sl.S7i 0ats-Prime, 623c. Rye
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and from the goth instant the Exchange Will
be opened at % A. NJ. Sales to commence at q
quarter to 10 and close AZ II A. NJ.
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MRS. M A. RADY Will open at her show-rooms,
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets, on Thursday
morning the 22d instant, all elegant assortment OF
hnnmets hats. &c
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!l


BANANAS, HAVANA ORANGES,
LEMONS, CURRANTS, FIGS
DATES CITRON, RAISINS,
PRuNES, GRAPES,
COX'S GELATINE, ALMONDS
FILBERTS, PALMNUTS,
PECANS, WALNUTS,
SARDINES, PICKLES. CATSUPS
SAUCES BRANDY PEACHES,
FRENCH STUFFED OLIVES
FRENCH OLIVES,
CAPERS, ANCHOWES,
FRENCH MUSTARD.
SWEET OIL, FRENCH CANDIES,
CHOCOLATE, CAROMELS,
SODA. SUGAR, BUTTER, ARROWROOT,
CREAM, WATER, LEMON, and other
CRACKERS;
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANNED PTNEAPPLES,
PEACHES, STRAWBERRIES
CONDENSED MILK,
OYSTERS SALMON,
GREEN CORN, &C.
The attention of the public is called to my large
and well-selected stock of goods, which am de-
termined TO sell at reduced prices.
Country merchants will find It to their interest TO
see me before buying their confectioneries sell
the PREMIUM CANDIES, highly favored and OF
good styles.
Csll and examine, and be convinced that sell
frst-c class goods. w. w. IElBBEII,
ocl3 1llS Main street corner OF Twelfth.
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TNO DEALERS IN CONFECT1ONERlES.
4 Announcement In circus style is not our rule,
but if you call at our STORE, 1545 MAIN STREET,
and examine our stock before purchasing else.
where, you VIII find the largest assortment OF
more and New Orleans comprising everything In
that line, too numerous to mention, which we oIer
to city and country merchants on most ressonapMIe M
DIES, In ell their variety, are not made out o.
Yankee-reined sugar, but of loaf sugar rom .ne
Richmond Refinery and are warranted to compare
in pureness, as wen as quality and workmanship
with any candles made In the United states.
We are st.ll selling ICE-CREAM at $l.2s per
gallon delivered to any part OF the city. Pic-nlcs
and festivals Will be furnished at wholesale prices
- ZIMMER & CO.,
ccl l5ts Main street.
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NEW. MACHINE SHOP.

lY SLOAT q ADDISGTON,
1IsCARY STREET. NEAR FoURTEENTH,
are now prepared to make all kinds OF MACHINERY
and to repair STEAM-ENG1SES, HYDRAULIC
either In city or country, as wen as pRlNTlNd
PRESSNS TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS,e etc.
We have also fitted mp to repair all Kinds OF sew
standard sewing machines now In use, and put me
late improyements on the SLoAT ELLlPTisg anu
WHETHER q WILSON MACHINES. Awxys
ON hand for sale the SLOAT ELLIPTIC sEHLso
MACHINE, both new and second-hsna. tha
We are the exclusive agents toS On typsHyFS ss
JCDSON,S PATENT GOyERN0tE RNt yysAsrEsliSv " IA ~
well as the celebrated sELDES sTEs An'GSu u1t,0
PACKING. q new and valuable Aucie;
GEORGE B. sL9AAEEk,c.c,,x,
AJACKSOE ADDINdTON,
"a a-1p. itis Cary strce:. near fourteentn.
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CARPETENGS, &c.

NIOTICE.-All persons having GUNS or
~ PISTOLS in our hands--iett to he repaireo-
must call and get them within the next three OF
four days or they will be sold without furtSer no.
tice.s n,cNno,S ,,on Mat,, s,reat
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-22

COFFEE.-5O bags choice LAGUAYRA
} COFFEE receiving and for sale by
MASSIE e. HARVEY,
OCT No. Fifteenth street.