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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Tho agri-
cultural report regarding cotton, states
that fertilizers are literally used in the
Atlantic States; much money has been
invested in improved implements. These
agencies forced the crop to early matu-
rity; late picking will be comparatively
light. The drought in the Carolinas aud
Georgia caused the early bolls to drop on
the uplands. The ravages of the cater
pillar and boil worm. though sectionally
severe, are by no means general. Pick
ing will be over unusually early, except
on tho plantations short of labor. The
report concludes with detailed and COM
plete estimates of the aggregate yiold,
which nave not yet been calculated
There is no reason to belicYe. from an
examination of the October reports, that
tbs preliminary and conditional estimate
Heretofore made, OF 2,750, 900 bales, the
only one made this season, newspaper
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
: can be exceeded. In the next report will
be given detailed summary of the yield
after the final reports are received and
carefully examined.
II is stated, that upon the assembling
OF Congress, movement will be inau-
gurated, modifying the power of the Su-
preme Court, to tho extent of subjecting
all decisions affecting reconstruction, to
the revision OF special joint Judiciary
Committee Of Congress. The policy of
the Government in the Yerger case,
seems to be to postpone the issue.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $780,
600.
THE Committee on Foreign Relations
meets next week. It is reported their
aS.Ion will push Cuban interests.
a. Boutwell, has issued 4 circular to revc-
nue. officers, directing them to enforce
the law regarding safety valves OH vessels
carrying passengers.
1t is apprehended that Colonel Casey,
the Collector of Customs at New Orleans,
with his family, were aboard tho Stone
wall.
Mrs. Agnes Paschal. aged ninety -four,
one Of tho last widowed pensioners of the
revolution, died recently in Georgia.
The following item is furnished from
truthful sources: General Clark, aud
other Texans. and some Mssissippians,
have applied to the President to have
the elections in those States indefinitely
postponed. They insist that the deci-
sion in the Ycrger case. and the certainty
that Hamilton and Dent will carry the
elections, render this necessary. 1t is
not probable that they will succeed
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aAs epspyedt Wetia adiggero oipi Csmden,Is,
C.,' iost hts life last week, by the earth
cavihg In on him. When found. the
body was siperfeetly erect. q 'lfrg',s =;
The reported ratification OF the fif-
teenth amendment, by the Nebraska LIE
gislatare last Maroh. is just now said to
be incorrect. The Legislature, il ap.
pears, adjourned in February last. with
out taking any action on the subject.
Fourteen murders have been commit
ted In Wyandotte County, Kansas, in
two yeors. The latest was that of Asa
night recently, and fatally shot by Noal,
Holt.
CLOSING OF THE THEATRE IN CHARLES
TON. Tho Courier, OF yesterday, reports
that the managers of the Metropolitan
Theatre Company have determined to
close the Hibernian Hall, in consequence
of the slim attendance during tho past
three nights. The audiences in attend
ance nightly, they state, will not pay the
expenses.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION. .-Bo-
low we publish a tabular statement of the
recent election, by which it will be seen
that tho radical candidates, Messrs
Sullivan and Guffin. have been elected
by majority of some 2S6 votes, out of
ii total vote of 4,O59. There were re-
turns from all the precincts except
Lowndesville. At Lowndesville, there
was no election held, on account of some
difference between tho white managers
and the negro manager. This vote, if
taken, would have reduced tho radical
majority, it is estimated, about 100
votes--leaving them majority of 1856
votes. And this could easily have been
overcome. if all of the white men Of the
District had turned out ut the polls. We
have ut least 300 registered votes in the
District. AbbeoiNe Press
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NEW GOODS.
N e w G. o O D S.

NE are again III receipt or full line OF all
w the popular Goods. We havo introduced
many OF them this season at lower prices than
wo openod the season with. We cnumeratc
fow of them, viz:
FRENCH MERINO, all colore. .tI.oo.
FRENCH ALLWOOL DELAINE Do. so.
Sack Flanncls, Fancy Dclaincs, Reps, Fancy
flaide, Poplins, Empress Cloths, Cloth OF Ita-
y, Cloth do Venice, .satins, volvots, Toll dc
Venice, Shawls, Cloaks, Gents Shawls, Bcdou
ms, Buggy Laps. Umbrellas, Knit Goods, La
dies Vests and Pants, Gents Vests AMI Pants
in Silk. Scotch Wool. and Merino to match,
ladies', Gents and. Chillrcn's Hose in Wool,
Morino, Cotton, Ribbed and Plain Goods, No.
tlons, Small Wares and Haberdashcry of cvory
description, Embroideries, Laces, Sets in Mai.
tcse, Valehcionncs, Honiton, Cluney, &C. Real
Goods OF all grades In Swisses, Jaconris. Cam
brio, Porcalcs, Dimity, Linen, &c.
2. 8, 9 and 10.4 Bloached u smask,
z, 8. and 10-i Brown Damask,
81 Ruby Wine Cloth,
S-4 Scarlet Wine Cloth
10 Maroon Tea Cloth
lo Open Linen Dinner Cloths Napkins TO
match same.
Towels from 10 cents to 81. or from Al 20 to
Sl2 per dozen.
Honeycomb Quilts. Marseillcs Quilts. Mt all
prices. " "'
Cassimcrcs, Twocds, Broadcloths, Satipcts.
jeans, kerseys, Linsey, Flannels, Bod Blank.
eets, Prints, Bleached Sheeting and Shifting.
1arns, Grown Cottons and Osnaburss.
10 III Ittup, WOOL, S-plV Atwood,
3-ply Allwool, Tapestry, Brussels, Velvet, and
RUGS to match.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH in IA, e. 81, 124ana
l6-i cut to suit.
WINDOW SHADES in every color and width
cut to fit.
Agencies.
W. are Agents for the best brand OF BROWN
GOODS Ill tho State, and give our cu.tomcrs
advantages on them.
ALSO.
Agents for good YARNS.
Our Carpet Department and our Whole.
sale Department
Are new and fixed features of our busine 50.
and VIC compete outside of this market in
them. r G SHIVER
Oct 81
Hn- The Grecnvillo Enterprise, Abbevilc
Press, iorkvilo Enquirer, Newberry Herald
Chester Reporter, keowee Courier, Spartan
burg spartan, Unionvillc Times and Camden
1o"'nGl Will copy to the extent of onc-fourth
OF column, change workly, with the Pua:S1y,
for me quarter commencing Octob'r | 1860
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ArpL.., hui 25Ml 80
BAGGI. ;unny 27G2S
Dundee T. yd 80 I32
BALE RorE. Manil,C CG2G
N.i.orWcs t!lb 10 Sl5
Butter, Northern GI5O
Country, e 10. 25lG35
BACON. Hams. ..25 fb27
Sides, {. ID 2ll523
Shoulders 10 GS20
BRIcks, T'l, 900 .9Qll2
CANDLES, Spcrmi0M70
Adamantllic lb210D25
Tallow ...... I4r0l6
Co1ToN YARN1 9OG12 90
CoTToN, Strict MdM25
MlddlinS =. .2t 46
Low Midl'g, % Q1
GoodOrdny,22 &c
Ordinary. II M22
CHEESE, +. ID. h. 2l0l3
c'aclory lS02O
CoJrEI;, Eio, i'lt221t26
Laguayra .2T@31
Java .3105i0
FLOUR, Co. 0OG5l0UU
Northern I 5O0l12 90
GRAIN, Corn l 7Og61 50
Wheat IL G0G12 90
Oats. 90GD1 90
Peus i 509tl 10
Hay, North, ilcwt.
Eastern ..........
HIDES, Dry, t'ltl24GDlS
Green @S
INDIGO, Caro-. .1Ml 25
LARD. f,lb .20025
LUMBER, B;ls 100 ri 50
Scantling :. l so
Shingles, $4,000. . Is
LIME, e bbl. 2 70W2 20
MEATS, Pork, 1'lb. l54
Beef .S68l2
Mutton. .l24
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Domestic Newa.

NEW ORLEANS, October 29.--Gov. War
mouth dcsignatcs the 18th Of November
as day of thanksgiving.
ST. Louis, October 29.-The steamer
Rubicon arrived from the wreck to-day,
bringing but two of the survivors. 81, 900
has been subscribed and placed in the
hands of q committed with instructions
to visit the wreck and bury the dead.
Other subscriptions are being raised for
the destitute families of those that were
lost.
MACON, Ga, October 29.---Partics
wishing steam power to run machinery at
the Georgia State Agricultural Fair, to
be held in this city on the 10th of No
vember, will please Immediately telegraph
to the Secretary the speed they require.
All railroads in this and adjoining States
will bring and return visitors for ono
fare. and articles intended for exhibi-
tion at half rates.
LYNcHBURa, Va, October 29.-$2, 500
worth Of premiums were awarded at the
Fair to-day. The gross receipts of the
Fair amounted to $4,000.
VIM. o. McCorklc, prominent mer-
chant, was fatally stabbed, to-day. at the
Fair, by Max Sumter.
RALEIGH, October 29.-Thc negro mi
litia excitement continues unabate,l. No
thing can definitely be ascertained in re-
gard to Gov. Holden's intentions. 1t is
stated, upon good authority, that body
numbering 800 left this city very secretly
last night, for Chapel Hill. in Orange
County. where arms for them is sup
posed to have been previously sent. A
train was sent to Goldsboro yesterday to
bring large number from tho Eastern
portion Of the State. The train was cx-
pected to arrive at II q. m. to-day, but
mp to IL p. m. had not made its appear
ance The destination is supposed to be
the Counties previously mentioned; but
nothing definite is known. The Govern
or's official organ, of this morning, says
no troops have been sent off yet. The
facts that have leaked out show that n Sc
rious movement of some description is
taking place.
WILMINGTON, October 20.-The argu-
ment in the case of the officers of the
Cuba closed today. The decision Of the
court will bo rendered tomorrow, at II
o'clock.
CHARLESTON, October 29.-Arrived-
steamer Churleston, New York. OFF the
port-bark Oswego, st. Andrews, N. Il.
Sailed-steamer Prometheus, brig O. V.
Williams, Philndelphia; brig Mary Il.
Dana, schooner Georgetta Lawrence,
Wilmington, N. @.
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Flour! Flour!

S00 BBLS. FLOUR, consisting of Super.
cOO Extra, Family and Choice Fa,
nlilv Flour, at Sc 50 to siO for IT, best in mar
ket Our stock of Flour Is larger and our re-
ccipts greater each ,ceeh Than any otHt, firm IL,
CoiunlbtG. Sec The books IF The South Cflrolina
RGtTodd Company. Wo arc constantly in re-
ccipt OF choice brands from Ndshriic, Louisrie
ana 81. Louis, which wc are prepared to sell to
the trade ahd consumers ut lc,rest market
Pr.ccs, j. & II. H. AGNEW
Oct 80
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 57@62
New Orl'ns1 OU@l 10
Sugar H'se..75G1l rs
NAILS, = kcg6 00@7O
ONIONS. t3bus1 50M1 Is
OIL, Kerosene, < 6OW75
Machinery. 1901 70
POULTRY, Ducks pr
Turkeys 3 90
Chickens .200l21
Geese ......
SrEc1E, Gold ] 3O@1 81
Silver Il 24Nel %
POTATOES, Iris 75Gll 30
Sweet, bus l 25M1 so
RICE, CarolinaihSA LO9
East India.
Shot, f'bag. 5 l20t3 %
SALT, Llverp.2 9OH
Soar, F!lb. .74Gbll
SPIRITS, Alcohol,gif CO
brandy 4 00M12 %
HollndGin.5 GO@7 OU
Americana O9Gt:i OU
Jam. Rum.6 0UN7 90
n. f.. " g 00@3 90
30. .Whisky3 8 50@4 so
MonOnghla2 50@4 90
Rectified. / 35@1 G5
SUGAR, Crus'd, 184@l9
Powdered. >. 18I@20
Brown .12lOl7
STARCH, % H.. 9l@l1
TEA, Green lbl 00Ge2 90
Black, I 00@l 50
TOBACCO, Chw. .60@l 25
Smoking, ID. .50G1 OO
VINEGAR, Wine, .70@75
Cider .50@60
French. i 25@l 80
WINE, Cham. 25@32 90
Port, f2gal 3 00M5 on
Sherry. 8 500e6 Oh
Madeira. g 5O@S 20
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Exxil:a..s5ilsssGEGaA srNEO
rorssg,, rsws.

MApR1D. October 1S.-Seven bstte-
lions OF volunteers will llsoon depart for
Cuba. Enlistments continue. Dissensions
among the Cabinet and people, touching
the monarchy, ara unabated. ,,..-
LONDON, October ga bottle was
found containing o memorandum from
the foundering emigrant vessel, Weser,
on che 1st of July. with 846 persons on
board. The weather is unusually cold.
From all parts of the country We have
advices of frost, ice and snow.
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Barks, Pepsin, Cod Livor Oil

LNERRO Phosphoratcd ELIXIR OF BARK.
Il Ferro Phosphorated Elixir OF Bark with
Bismuti.
Fcrro Phosphorated Elixir Of Bark with
Sirychnia.
Wine OF pepsin for Indigestion. Dyspersia
Powder of pepsin for Weak stomach.
Pure Cod Liver Oil for Consumption
Chlorate of Potash Logenzes.
Pectoral Fumigators tor Asthma.
Farinaceous Food for Infants.
Soluble Pyropbosphate OF Iron ard soda.
!odizcd Syrup of Horse Radsh.
Pastilles Digestive.
Vichy Salts.
Kissingen Water.
Congress Water.
Liobig's Extract Of Beef.
Calls Feet Jelly.
For sale by FISHER & HEINTrsH.
Oct 30 ! Chemists and DrnCgists
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Report for Week ending Friday, Oct. 90 1869.

R'poHfor Week ending Friday, Oct. 20, 1860.
PHdSIx OFFICE. COLUMBIA, October 80, 1869
Co11oS.-Therc has been brisk demand for
cotton during the week, and about 55i bales
were disposed Of as follows: 60 at 23; at 23l;
3! At Z34; IS ut 23i; If ut 23i; 228 ut 81; Sc at
2ii; 80 at 2l
The Carolina National Bank is buying sight
exchange on New York at per cent. discount,
and selling its drafts at par.
The following are buying rates OF South Ca
roina Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer
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North Germany, who had murdered his
father, mother, two brothers, two sisters
and n female servant, in order to secnre
q small bag of money.
The high style for the "girl OF the Pc
riod, this wiuter, will be the gayest of
clan tartan's in snits trimmed with black
velvet
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Columbia Typographical Union, No. "a

rVNHE regular monthly meeting of this Union
Il will bu held THIS VENING, at 7 O'Clock.
fnii attendance is requested, az ~ impor-
tant business will be presented foI .onsidera-
ton. ,1ct an
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No. Cottage Building. Out houses and Lot.
BY JACOB LEVIN,

Will sell, ut tho Court House, at 10 O'Clock,
The above.named property. Tho lot, being
two-thirds OF an acre, is. situated on Hender-
son n street, near Gervais, and adjoining the
Workmanship and material, containing Is
rooms and finished basement, Bath Rooms
With fixtures for hot and cold water, Water
main building is supplied {. gas fixtures.
Tho gas running to that poinl.
Terms OF SALE;-Onc- third cash; balance
on - ana 1e n. 'nths for bond and mortgage.
ana building to be insured. Purchaser TO pay
Tor necessary papers and stamps
me above may be treated for at private
sale, and MAJ be examined by calling at my
office. SSat oe
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Teas and Cotfaes

SELECTED expcrt-Choicest Movunc
N hH-on, Jnpan aud English Breakfast Teas
common to choice lilo Coffees Irices Inw aud a,d
H0"'''' gu u"ianteed. GEO. SYMMERS.
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Dress Goo1e

DFoSS Goods.
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS.
SAIlN STRIPED POPI.INS,
Turban PLAIDS,
Figured, Chene and Mottlod MOHAIEs
English SERGE,
Gray Mixed Maange,
Silk faced Poplins,
All-wool Epingline,
'lack and ColOrcd Alpacas
Atwood DELAINES.
nave an extensive assortment of CLOAKS
nmu SHAWLS and beautiful Arab COVE r.
iNdS. or tho newest styles and at unusually
low prices.
Boulevard SKIRTS for ladies and children
full line Of DRESS TRIMMINGS and RIFT
TONS. A'''' ~
SUPER Sash Ribbons, sashcs and Neck
Ribbons. "
Black and Colorcd Velvet Ribbons.
Linen and Lace Sets-ate~t vi ylcs
Gloves, Hosiery. Under Shirts and Drawers
Ladies' Merinn yests '"'
Notions i'll great variety
The attention Of purchasers is called to my
STOCK OF CASSlMEKES, for Mems aud Ro\s'
wear, winch is unusually large and attractive.
me Woolen Department comprises every
thing in that line.
Opera FLANNELS, all co,ors and styIcs
Red and White Flanncls
White and Gray Blankets, &c.
Among our DDMES TICS will bo fonnd n an
Pori"r article OF BicacheI and brown Shirt
ing; at l2lc per yard. Also, full assortmo,,t
OF Prints, at 12ic. G. JACKsnM
Oct 10 "i'ON'
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Bank Of Camden. 80
Bank of Charluaton.S5
Bank OF Chestcr....l .l3
Bank Of GcorSctown15
Bank OF Newberry.. .S3
Bank South Carolina1O
State South Car. old, 80
State South Ca. new, 10
Hamburg. ......... q
Commercial 2
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TIE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS.


MYTH a resident buyer in New York. we
w have superior facilities for adding at
fractions to our large and varied stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Which displays all tho latest styles and makes.
SQUARE AND DOCBLE SHAyyLs,
Also, tho ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and
superior quality.
THE CLOAK STOCK
Exhibits now designs, being mado ND by rs
from latcst STYLES.
EMBROIDERIES, EACES. RIB1ONs.
TRIMMINGS, FHINGEs, in every conceivable
style.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS.
In endless variety. Jonvin's Gcrnine Kid
Gloves.
THE FLANNEL STOCK
Comprises the best makes, and bought carly
IN the season, at low prices.
In JFANS, TWEEDS, CASHMERE and
Ci,o iiS our STOCK il unsurpassed.
IN IHlNIS. BEOAN and Bl.EACHED DO
MES IlCS. -lNSEYS, Stripes. I'cknEs Kcr-
scys and Blankets, the stock is largo aud com.
p!ete.
We sell at POPULAR PRICES, as low as
they can bo bought anywhere, and Respectfully
ASK an cxalnInaiion of our stock from all in
want OF DRY GOODS.
W. D. LOVE Il CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building.
W. ID. LOVE. Oct 10 Is. b. MoOREEiY.
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Industrial Iron Works.

~ THE undersigned, having procured
A9good tools, has commenced q general
W. Machine business, at tho corner OF
he Greenville passenger depot, ard is now
ready to receive orders for building and repair
ing all kinds of Machinery, such as Steam En-
Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, Skating and PuI-
'eys, Cotton Pross Screws and Irons, Iron
hallings for Cemeteries and Buildings, Bridge
and othor Bolts and Nuts of any desired eizes,
ana wrought Iron Forgings. Promptnoss
guaranteed. j. A. ]. DERRICK.
Oct 30 limo
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Boots. Shoes and Hats.

IA q asT Issss sSsaIase sesnsfsmssss ssfS%s's.s
QNx-zSns Misses'. H0yB' and Children's
BOOTS. SHOES and GATHERS,
comprising the most fashionable and latest
styles. The attention Of the ladies is particu-
iarly requested to the fine assortment OF But
ton. Congress- and Lace Caters, Polish and
Balmoral Boots, now In store.
Also, Gents, Boys' and Children's HATS, OF
al grades and qualities, from the common
from tho manufacturers; therefore can offer
as great Inducements to purchasers as any
house in the State. J. MEIGHAN
Oct 20
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FALL OPENING
!. u. S NJ. 4. R1MARDsS.

WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND HAVE READY
Tor examination, tho largest and most attrao.
two STOCK that it has ever beon opr n,o,
cure 10 exhibit. 1t is go extensive and varied
mat 1t is impossible to cnumcrate. We. thero-
'ore' invite our friends, and all in want OF good
and cheap Dry Goods, to call and soe for ,,,o,,
serves We pledge ourselves to give sntisfao.
'io'' IN regard to the style, quality and price
Vi "uf '''""s. j. II. II NJ. j.. KINARD.
Oct 10
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Mules.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
'Suosta initial Brett and Double Harness.

BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON.
MONDAY MORNING next, 1st November. AZ
10 oo'clock, in front Of the Court House, we
will sell,
r, substantial seat BRETT and DOUBLE
HARNESS, in sound order and little used.
Condltlons cash. .a Oct 20
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Wholesale PRICES CuRnENr

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
CT NBII EO.tRD OF TRAD
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E[tensirc E5ecutors Sale of Real Estate and
HersonGt Property, belonging to The Estate OF
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COOK &LAuGuroN wil soll al tlic l,orsc lot !,

COOK & LAUGHToN WIN sell al tho horse lot on
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 o'clock, horses,
mules, buggy, harness, carriage, Canadian
pony, Sc:
4. {. PUhL1AM win sell Al | clock house and
lot In The town of Manchester.
THOMAS W. EEESEE will sell at the horsc-lot
on Council Chambcr Hill, eleven mules, one
marc, and q four-horse wagon.
w. GODDIN will sell al O'Clock five or six acres
of valuable land, on the Brook turnpike, three
and a half miles from Richmond.
CONSTABLE TALL VIII sell at u O'Clock, soap
boilers, tubs, presses, &c. -, -
U. A. GATHRIGHT will sell at his store. corner
Of Fifteenth and Main streets. nj m O'Clock, Il
Iot of household and Eftchcn turniturc,' 'rcfrlgc-
rators, crochcry, &c:
U. A. GATUEIGHT will sell at the horsc-iot seve-
| raj horses, mules, wagons, &c.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TON. .RRow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments ..-f-~-.9-
iSecoa! DU5.iSt.-Rev.' T. G.. Jones, D..
D., at II 4. NJ. No service at night r.s
First BnptiSt.-Rcy. J. L. M. Curry at
ii i. NJ. -"'..s'- g .,
st. PaurS Episcopal church.-Divinc
service at ! A. NJ. and s. ?. M.
1hird PresJWerian.-Rev. ". F. Hill at
II A. NJ. and s. 7. M. .s
Rochefts 1M!hodiSt-Rcv r. A. Armis-
tead at II "A: II. and 81 P: M.
iSeamcn'S Bethe!.-Rev. FL. B0ggs at 4
P. NJ. ,....-..... -.....,e .... 49,
Sunday-iSchoot Eramination.-The an
nYal public examination of the Richmond
H1orcW 3nnday-sshool will take place at
the synagogue on Main strcet a. 10 A. NJ.
st. NM'h'S Eng1ish Lathera's.-Rcy.
John B. Davis, OF Roanoke College, at II
Y
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Election Tickets.

The day Of election Is now nearly at hand. Con-
seryatiyc supcrintcndcnts and committee men
should begin to supply themselves with tickets IN
quantities sufficient 70 supply every voter, both
white and coiorcd, III thoir rcsp,c.tT- counties
and districts. .~.e.-
Counties near Richmond can be supplied from
any OF the printing Offices In this city ut 81. so per
Lee, including postage Those remote c::n be
furnished hy printing establishments in their Inn
mediate vicinity:
Forms Of tickets have, ac"n sent Iy the State Ex-
ccuth Conmtee to ali tlic county and city super
intcnj:,ntS Th forifi prescribed should bc strictly
adhered to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

YIRGISIA HoTEL.--Fhe members Of the Convei!-
tion Of the Association of Medical cupcgintcnd-
cnts of American Institutions for the Insane,
while holding their twenty annual session in
this place last week. the guests Of the Virginia
Hotel, where they found such pleasant acc',mmo-
dations and assiduous attentions to promote their
comfort to induce them 10 adopt and cause To he
entered on the records Of their official proceedings
resolution Of thanks t. tho proprietor Mr.. FRED.
SCIIEFFER. for granting them, free Of charge the
Of paiior In which 10 hold their meetings, and
for his good natnrcd and constant efforts to accurc
their comfort while guests ut his hotcl.-StGuRton
StLaEfninr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26
CnEfls: ORDERS.


yrIRGINTh.--At Rules held in the clerks
: olicc OF l.sc circuit court OF Louisa county on
aIruday the 7th day Or June, l5Sa:
James 4. Perkins. Wii!iam \. Gray. Thomas
S:acpAcrL, Jalncs 81. Kent anG A'bin ShcpnGsa'
against ,,,,,, n
Richard f.. Harlow administrator of Philip IL.
Harlow. deceased: Richard Harlow Thomas
Hurlow sla i0r p. Perkins, Mary \. smith ana
William j. Smith, her h'isband Dr. william H.
Coofr. Frank V. Winston, and AZ NJ lihnGitoti,
late Sheriff of Goochland county,. .Dcichd.iNtS'
N CflASCEEY.
The object of this suit Il 10 restrain the coIccl"h
IF Judgment Of Goochland circuit court IN favor
of r. II. HarIow's administrator for The peheht o.
Mary 4. Harlow, now Mary A. smith, agaiiSt
William Fl. Goodc, and the payment thereof 10 lile
said administrator. And affidavit having been
made that the defendant. Richard j.. Harlow, al
ministrator OF Philip II. Harlow, deceased ~ q
non -rc.i Of this State II Is ordered tnal ne 40
nppcar here within one month after due phhiic&-
lion oi this orr and do what Is necessary 10 pro-
tcct his Interest In this suit and that copy "i
this order he published once week Tor lour sue
rcssivc weeks In the dispatch, newspaper pup
Iishcd In the city of Richmond. and another copy
DC DO sted 1T the front door OF the court-hGuSe OF
louisa county Oh the first day oi The nrat county
court.
a copy-Tcstc :. ,,,..,, ;, r
II. w MURRAY, p. q. F E-1"