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IMPORTANT 70 1 laroa-DrAnrns--Tur

IMPORTANT 70 LiouoR-D EALERs-TnE Use
OF STANDING CASKS PRouIpIrED.-The fol-
lowing decision has been made by the In
tcrnal Revenue Department
Treasury Department, Office Of Internal
Recem1e, Washington, September so. 1869.
Slr,--ln reply to your letter of the 18th in
slant, asking if the letter from this office,
dated September 10, instant, to b. n. Meads,
assessor, published, as you say, in volume
10, page 9S, Of the Internal Reuenue Re
cord, is intended to entirely prohibit the
use Of standing casks by liquor-dc YOU
are informed that such is the in:rnticn
This prohibition is not intended, however,
to include vessels containing less than liyc
gaitons-as bottles. dccantcrs, and dcmi-
johns. used by retail dealers Still. an unnc-
ccSSary number Of such vessels found upon
the premises of Il >tail dealer Will lie 4 cir
cunstancc sufficiently suspicious to call for
close observation Of the premises.
cry resp ttfullv,
Josiah GIVEN,
" Deputy Commissioner.
"Gordon l.. FORD, Collector OF Third dis
tgict, Brook.vn. y. W
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Fatal Accident---Tlrc Valley Faf,

STANTON, VA, October ga man named
Mcclellan, from Pennsylvania, attempted to
get on the train this evening at Charlottes-
vile, while in motion, and fell acros, the
track. The train passed over him. cutting
of both legs. lie died tonight.
Great preparations are being made for the
agricultural fair here next Tuesday. The
railroad passes visitors ut half fare.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

me- THE JAMES RIVER MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY's VALUABLE MILLING
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS
DAY.-The particular attention OF the public Is
earnestly invited to the sale OF the VALUABLE
MILLING PROPERTY OF the above company
advertised by Mr.. J. Alfred Jones' trustee, 10 take
place, on the premises. THIS DAY at II O'Clock
NJ, in the town Of Manchester.
This Is doubtless the most valuable property Of
the kind which has ever before been offered at auc-
ton In Virginia.
For terms and full particulars, see auction head
". GODDIN, Auctioneer.
RICHaoSD October G, 1852. oc cit
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Effects Of the Rain IA Baltimore and
Elsewhere.

The amount Of damage caused by the
food of sunday night along tAc line OF
Jones' Fails was discovered yesterday not
80 have been 50 great - was anticipated,
many person, having taken the prccaution
- ut all their y"luables out Of harln' way.
trnrrc->trccr bridge WAS carried away, and
Iratt->l"cct bridge and the dTaWbridgc are
considerably injured by the drcGglng-lna-
chimes which were wrecked against them.
The damages to the city will probably be
over 4. hundred thousand dollars, while pri-
waite individuals lose from sixty to seventy
live Thousand. AZ nearly aS can be estimated.
/ he Hood was general alon@ all the water
cOur - III the vicinity Of the city, and from
Baltimore, Howard, and Anne Arundel
counre>, thcr" "Tr many reports OF losses OF
property ny the water. The Baltimore and
ONO r-i.road is washed away III the Vicinity
Of Eiy~,,..r, and 10 trains passed over the
road yesterday. Th" Northern Central Va
damaged II various points, but repairs were
promptly made, and the trains will run
- usua! to-day. The country along the
Washington Branch is inundated. but the
road Is unhurt. philadelphia has expert
cnccd Il terrible and destructive lreshct in
the SrhuylkiIl, the river spreading over
many blocks Of houses or either bank and
sweeping everything before 1t. Houses and
railroad cars have been washed OFT and >cyc-
raj lives lost The railroad bridge at Gr2y'S
Ferry was washed out. cutting oil railroad
communication between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Passengers from the North,
who were due here yesterday afternoon,
were transferred from Philadelphia to VIII
lningtGn 10y steamer, and thence to Baltl-
more by rail, arriving here Late l"st nl@ht.
From central and eastern pennsylvania ana
New York kilograms tell one unbrokcn story
Of great floods in all the streams and OF
buildings Of every sort on their shores being
DESTROYED by the torrents. Railroad travel
in these localities has been entirely cut on,
bridges aud track being alike carried away
by the waters. In the distance that 1t COW
erred, the storm appears to have been one OF
the most disastrous that ever happencd.-
p1It,,,C-g iYy,ryrgn :tiI.
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PRrsRYTERY OF TIE CuEsArrAr

PREsBYTERr OF THE CHEsATEArE.-Thi;
body assembled again Yesterday morning at
Ok o'clock in the Franklin-Strcct Presbytc.
rian church, and was opened with prayer
by the Moderator. Rev. John W. Pugl
rendered his resignation of the Office Of
stated clerk OF the prcsbytery, which was
| accepted, and, on motion, it was resolved
that the Presbytery takes this opportunity
Of expressing its entire satisfaction with The
manner in which he has discharged the du
ties Of bis office. Rev. John 3. Ross wa,
elected to till the vacancy.
On motion, n certificate Of dismiSsion was
granted to Rev. John w. Pugh, ut his OWL
request. to connect with the PTcsbytery o.
Louisville.
On motion, the evangelist Of prcsbytcry
Rev. j. u. Mitchell, d. D., was directed tC
rcGr"niZc u church III RapnahannocR
county, Va, and TO organize new churchc,
III Loudoun and Culpeper counties, Va, i
the way be clear.
\ resolution Of thanks was rendered The
families Of the city for their hospitality t
members, and the PrcShytery then adj
| journed to meet again at The call of the No
| dcrator during the sessions of synod, al
Richmond. this month.-Ba!ttm0rc san
| 9TH.
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nomestic NarketLrBT TELEGRAPH

NEW York. October 5-Eoon.--Stocks steady
and Arm. Money easy ut sllT per cent. Sterling
Long los: short. 100. Gold l:ss. s-2o's e. rs.
Tennessee s's-eI-coupons, q: new, 81. Ilrgnla
cs-c1-coupons. 81; new, s2i. North Carolina
e's-old, so; new. 40. o,,r
mess. a.l.i5. LarG dull Cotton firm az Sc. Tur-
pentine quiet 1T A:41c. Ros!n In moderate re-
quest strained. sc.TQe2so.
Butnisg-Cotton quiet and nnchnng cd sales OF
900 bale. At &c Flour closed stesdicr for GOOD
old brands supcrnDc state, s555Gss:T3; common
to fair c1tr. southern, s:.25IS'79 Wheat = hhale
frmcr, with moderate export ard Milling &C.
mand; winter red western, n OGel.S; Thltc
Wichis,n, s!.s5CSl IS. Corn lG?c better mixed
| western, 'c.9Fl.o7. Mess Pork Gnlet It S%l:tS:
Lard shade lower: kettle IS.c., Whisky lower
Turrcntinc. lCI5c. Resin unchanged. Fr.!ght'
Naturalization per steam, !: -four per sail 2Gss.
grain per steam ltG1oi wheat per sail, q.
Governments closed steady: s-2)s, 'S2 lls. .
Southern securities steady Money closed very
easy Al sss7 per cent. Sterling weak e. Ia GoId
closed quIo. ii l:0. stocks unsettled.
BALr1xorE. October COTTON. 21;QHscc:
ylo,lr weak Whc.' steady. Corn dull whit", FL
0sl.1. yellow, I.O.Gsl.lo. Pork quiet. Bacon
drm. Whisky. a1.2
CrvC1-EATT. October s.-Whisk cy-Thc supp! J
IS unequal I" the demand: quoted II $40 PORK
nominal nj s'!.5t4 t3l.75. Lnrd, lT!El7:c bacol
held firmly shoulders, lctQl';c.; clear sides, :'c'
WrLaIvcrnv. y. c., October 5.-SDirits Tnr-
rcntlrc-Nothin doing; crude unchanged Tar
declined Soc. IT. e1so
NEW ORLEANS. October 5.-Cotton active; s2lci
loo bales: r"c"iuts l.g6s bales middilnss, 2!c.
God, l3l. Sew York sight. discount.
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Two Washington BARRIERS were on Mon
day fined twenty dollars each for keeping
their shops open Sunday.
The extensive paper staiucry Of Howell &
Co., at Marseillcs, H., was burned sunday
evening. Loss, 900 partly insured.
Mr.. Carl Rosa appeared at the City Hall
on Saturday and filed q declaration OF his
intention to become IN American citIZcn.-
Eer York Tribune.
4 building at Saratoga, New York, Occu-
pied BY ,Jcrmcr 6 CO., druggists, and Gibson
< Son. -four merchants, WAS burned Mon
day. Loss, $1,000 insured.
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CHANGING DATES on STAMrs.-A case
came up before mmssioner DeIano on
Monday in which ,artain western whiskev
dealers had change the dates on the STAMPS
on about 100 ba. OF whiskcy. The deal
ers contend that ley did no. do this to
dctraud the rcy> 10, but with view of
making the whsle appear of greater age,
and thereby euhalcc lis value. The Com
missioner, not dceh!ing this nj excuse SUI
icient to offset the law, which imposes .
penalty Of $500 on each package thus tam
pered with, ordered that the parties be
prosecuted,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Railroad Accident-Mnn Killed.
SNnnill Tnlnnrn,,, a. Il. III

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October 3.
Il white man named Mcclellan, supposed
10 be intoxicated, was run over by the down
mail train chesapeake and Ohio railroad)
to-day. Both Of his legs were crushed of,
and he died q few hours afterwards. 1t Is
not known where he was from, but he got
on the train at Covington. The body will
be cared for at the expense Of the railroad
c0mpanv NJ
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the G=orna and Flood at the North
r-nr.ta.ar. & ccnnf,ts OF LE.NnSe.

CoycoHD, \. H., October 5.-The storm
here was very violent, End Frustrated the
telegraph lines north of this place. The
river is rising fast and doing much damage
Troy. \. <, October 5.-The Hood here
was unprecedented. Three persons were
drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The flood Is
suh,idine, and travel and freightins are re-
Sumcd.
HARTroRD, CT. October "a full report
Of the damage by the food shows it to be
immense. Bridges and factories have been
swcpt away and several lives lost.
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We arc panied to announce the death OF
Patrick Gibson, second son Of the Rev.
Churchill J. Gibson, Of this city, which sad
event occurred Yesterday morningat lamp
den Sydney College. The deceased was
about eighteen years old, and was young
man Of most exemplary character and OF
line promise. His disease, we understand,
was Gastric fever, and his condition for some
DAYS past has been such as to hold out but
little hope for his recovery. His parents
we're with him in his last hours.-Petersbt.rg
Index, 5th.
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M CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No. OYSTER SRACkERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
LEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-EUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS.
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7OI
Main street. aUS
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COMMERCIAL.
Grim md Flour Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, October 5, 1869. !

CORN AND FLOUR ExCHASGB,l
RICHMOND. VA, October 5 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Whea-.-Whltc, l,c!O bushels. Red. l,ssa bush
els.
Corn.-whtte, 500 bushels. Yellow, 81 bushels.
Mixed. 400 hushe!a.
Odts.-1,2o2 bushels.
Rye.-174 bushels.
Wh>dt.-Whte. lA bushels seed At sl.efs; nee
bushels very good to prime at sl.55; :ls bus hel.
very inferior Mt eI.o7i: 100 bushels damaged st
es bushels very bad Mt ooC.-total, 13s bnsh-
els. Red lea bushels prime Mt SI.42S 80 bushels
very good Mt s1.a5: 1916 bushels good at fl.so $50
bushels fair Mt fl.o7i: 40 bushels badly cleaned at
81. 25-total 100 bushels.
CoTn.-WhIte, 200 bushels weevil-eaten ut II. Is :;
no bushels wccvil-cnten nj sI.l8 go bushels prime
at 81 2ototal, $40 bushels. Yellow, l! bushels very
good ut Sl.1s
Odts.-2O bushels very good black at 5sc.: 90 bush
els very good white ut 5sc.: loo bushels mixed at
&c.: lo2 bushels badly cleaned at sec. Total 2ss
bushels.
Rye.-5O bushels seed at sl.l7s.
RE-ExHIBITED.
IFhcnt.-White. 30 bushels. Red $50 bushels;
Corn.-Tellow, so bushels. Mixed, 800 bushcis.
Oats.-290 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures of Wheat on Change to-
day $40 bushels white and L sG2 bushels red, o.
which 90 bushels white and $50 bushels red were re-
exhibited and 7s bushels white and 40 bushels red
were sold, leaving over $50 bushels white anu Liz
bushels red Market very dull and lower.
Offerings Of Corn Of all kinds Lila bushels OF
which 5si bushels were sold. Market dull and
lower.
Oats Inactive without any material change In
rates.
But little done IN Eyc.
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FIRENES's RIOT IN PHLADELrmA.-Ih!ld-
dciphia, October 4.-During a firemen'S pro.
ceSsion Saturday night, on the occasion 81
the reception Of the William Woollcy Hose
Company, the Shiltlcr Hose Compan! was
assaulted with pistols and bricks. Charlie,
Fitzmever received two balls in the shoul.
der, fired by one of Il number Of policemen,
who are accused Of leading the rioters.
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BALTIMORE, MD.

OCTOBER G-P. 4-Breadstugs.-Th market
for Flour Is decidedly dull, and sales are confined
to small lots for local consumption. We have only
10 report to-day sales Of loo barrels fine ut S5.2S
200 barrels Indiana extra at :'.:7sT3s &c 200 bar
rels City Mills extra private terms 100 barrels
Howard-Street family 1T 81 % barrel.
Whcat.-Narkct fairly active this morning but
prices shade lower than on Saturday. The re-
ceIpts reached 81. 600 bushels, and we note sales rs
folIows-viz. Il; 900 bushels Maryland red at q. !"
4sl.1 for good to prime, S1.4c4sl.H for choice !;
900 bushels Indiana '.ffiln do. ut flt5; l. eco
bushels prime pennsylyania do. ~ sl;.s, and 2,S''
to .. GOO do. medium grade do. ut 3l.s2laLS.
Unmarked. sim unsettled, and tendenc! Of
prices down ward receipts to-day 5000 bushels /;
sales 3. 900 10 1000 huShcl: western mixed at al
2. 900 do. ycog ut sl.o5ISl o. and ]. 500 bushels
southern mt s1.loGSl.ls FOR white, and slOs0sl. 10
for yellow.
els at Sl.lo.
Oata-S,lc. to-day comprise 4, 500 bu.hel, at SO
&c., and ., 500 do. at coQ53c.
AUGUSTA, GA.
OcThasr s.-Corn. al.55fasl.eo. Whsat-White
sl.7oGel..o; red. al.55Cfl.Go.
SAVANNAH. GA.
OCTOBER s-Corn-Whitc MARYLAND, el.@ yell
LOW, slss, Oats, s5C'5c.; black, 81.
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The New Orleans Revenue Frauds.
New ORLEANS. October 5,-The papers
Of this morning publish 4 card from Col
lcctor Kellogg in relation to an article from
the Picayuac, telcgraphcd hence Scptem-
Der u. in which Mr.. Kellogg dcnounces the
article in unmcasurcd terms as fabrlca'
tinu &c
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Con C'TICC T

IARTFoRD. Cr., October 5.-This city
gives go Democratic majority. The tele-
Graph lines leading out OF the city are pros
trated hy tie STORM, and returns from the
Sintn are not in.
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4 MODEL LEGIsLAToR.--OnSa Saturday, says
the Norfolk HeraiQ, one Of the colored dele
gates elect to the Legislature stepped intoa
store on Union street, where he had been
in The habit Of trading, and demanded the
loan Of fifty dollars, which he said he wanted
TO lit him out to 90 10 Richmond 10 make 4
respectable appearance; and on being re-
fused began to abuse the proprietor i'll Il
shameful manner, telling him that he would
not pay him what he owed, besides taking
away his custom. lie also informed the
proprietor Of the store that he wanted to
be in Richmond early, as there was To be Il
caucus, and that he would make any amount
Of money, and could pay him two loT one.
Finding that he could not get the fifty, he
got so abusive that he was ordered on: Of
The store, but would not go, telling the pro-
prictor that his position i'll the state pre-
vented his arrest. He was finally elected.
What can we expect from such delegates,
who can make money in Il caucus?
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ENNEssEE.-EnorciUe, October 4.-Ad-
vices Of private nature indicate the con-
test for senator close between johnson and
Ethcridgc. The chances are in favor Of the
former. Dorsey Thomas has been elected
Speaker Of the Senate, and Perkins Of the
House. These elections favor Johnson.
Special dispatch to the Washington Chf0-
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John 6. Andrews, who has been doing
hcavv business in the lower grades OF wheat
in Chicago, has suddenly disappeared with
about Il 1000 belonging to other parties.
Action has been commenced in the United
States Circuit Court OF New York by James
Brown IL Co., bankers, against FISK q
Gould, to recover s., 900, GOETHE amount ol
alleged to be lost by the sale OF s., $780, 500 IN
gold.
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Foreign Ncw2.

SPAIN.
INV YORK., October "a Madrid special
to the HcrQiG reports that at ESperscuera,
in fight with the Republicans, the troops
lost twenty killed and thirty-clsht wound
ed. The Republicans, 600 strong, after
treated to the mountains, number being
captured on the retreat.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, October 5.-Thc ship Susan
Smart. Of Boston, was recently capsized at
sea. Only four Of the crew were saved
MADRID, October 5.-M.rtial law has
been proclaimed in AndaluSia and Catlo-
mia.
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prGSSyIyAkIl,

PHILADELPHIA. October 5.-Secretary
Boutwell, did not arrive last night to attend
the political meeting fixed for him, LIE will
Try il again saturday.
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UTHLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALER. II
LIQUORS,
and proprictors OF the celebrated
"EOUNTAIS DEW"

"EOUNTA1S Dew"
have In store and In bond large assortment or
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHI&KEYs,
much Of which has been held FOR upwards Of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors Tor
many fine brands, as ''P. EEGLEhAH," -,
G. LEECH," "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,"
GEN OF THE Valley sc. L. WHITE"
&C., &C.
They deal largely in APPLE DRAHDiEs,
and have always on sale fine native stock.
Tho reputation for ans liquors their ho2.s
has enjayed for upward, OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In Filing orders.
Their "MOUNTAIS Dew Is known from
Canada to florida and from Cuba to Cali:or-
MA II is a fayorite wherever brought into com
petition with the best dist!llatlon, Of tho North.
South. ard West. 'e.o-'H
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DAINTS, PAINTS, PAINTS.

LEWIs's PURE WHITE LEAD,
lINSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TUEPENTINE,
PAINTERS CDLORS
PAINTERS BRUSHES,
GRAISING COMBS,
LAKE COLORS,
ENGLISH EERMILLION,
CHINESE VERMILLION.
For sale low by
PURCELL, LADD s CO., Druggists,
oe6 l3io Main street.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, October 1.-THE Emperor attend
ed the races at the Bots Boulo9nc yesterday
Father liyacintEc is mcnaccd Win SON
tence Of major communication.
Supplementary elections for members O
the Corps Lcgislatif from Paris Will take
place November I.
All the reports received here Of the pro-
gress Of the republican movement i'll Spain
are confirmed. The town Of Rcns, nine
miles from Tarragona, has declared for
liberty. 1t is said that eX-king Ferdinand,
Of Portugal. has by this time accepted the
Spanish crown; but if this combination
does not succeed within eight days Spain
will be republic.
ITALY.
FI0EENCE, October 4.-Thc Government
of.rs no opposition to the attendance of
Italian bishops at the Ecumenical Council
SPAIN.
II is announced that the United States
Government has renowned all lde7s OF H.
tcrvening in Cuba.
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STENCIL. T00E.S AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". BRASD-CUTTER. l.l0 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDlNG-IRON, for marking
All kinds OF wooden articles by heating 1t, Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engr2vcrs' Stock, Stencil Paste Brushes ln9
delible Ink, steel Dies Alphatets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, steel Rings
Checks Tags, q &C.. wholesale and retail. NIP
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OMAHA, October 5.-The car-shops Of the
Union Pacific railroad were burned Las!
night. The loss is very heavy.
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WINES ARE kGQgGHs.

WINES AND LlQUORS.-l beg tc AL
w the attention Of al in want Of real good and
purc WINES and lIQUoES 10 ny large and we'll
selected stock. consisting Of .x.-
IFNNESST, iLuND0N DOCE,l IIINE, GAR
DItAT, and other MISUNDERSTANDING l.s+ 1858,
10 lsGj. .r, rr
CHAMPAGNE Of the houses OF Bouchc Fills,
Moct & Cl.ndDu, L. kOdcrcr, and licld7lcch
CLARET, Sautcrnc and Hock, from the cheap
tahlc-winc To the finest grades produced: ,,
SiIERRlES, AADE1RAS, and PORT WINES,
large ana very lnc quantities ndqgalltlcs
JAMAICA and ST. CROIA RUN, SCOTCH
MHISkEY, and H0LLAADGIN. =
The above Vines and Rr4ndc7 we're nearly all
imported by myself. and some OF them were espc-
ri4lly put up for me. They are perfectly pure,
md offer them as cheap ana Cheaper, IMAM lucy
can be had In larger market ~
keep also constantly OF hand ENGLISH and
SCOTCH ALE. LONDON PORTER, AAGOS-
TlfRA and BOXERS BiTIEkN, ana al OF Tie
| finest FRENCH and other CoHnlAl. ).
! Nv stock Of WHISkENS l. not 10 be surpassed.
! | am receiving constantly from all parts OF The
United States, and have most Of tho celebrated
| brands always on hand. ,,>
OSCAR CRAM,
| No. . Exchange Block,
! oes-lv Fourteenth street.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
S'he f'oyinStOn Sfiray.
CovINGToS, OctC

NONlNGTON, UVIOUVI !, IoUJ'
Montague, WHO was shot by Branham
last week, is getting better, and the signs
are that he will recover. y.
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por.;~p .Tarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH

HAYRE, October 5.-Cctton opens .hHde
lr!ncr tres ordirGirc on the spot: l.s; low MID
diugs alOat, lass.
PARIS, OctoberE.-Boursc opens steady rcntss'
III. u.
IfAvps, October s-Eesuing.-Cottou closed
h!iucr but not III CHER.
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OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
LIFE ASSOCIATION,

LIFE ASSOCIATION,
No. 1902 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, september ID, l.ba.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AsS0ClA
TIDE or RICHMOND. EA.-A rcnusition of
TWO DGLLAKS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
poIicy-holcer OF this institution has been made 10
nav loss nv death Of two OF It's mcmbers-vlz. j.
D. Albright and C.. ID. Carr. This requiSlt!on
must be paid within thirty days, or the policy
holders forfeit ali previous payments
7. Is. STARkE,
,e Kim General 4 gent.
rF1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
I by IN order Of the circuit court Of the United
ST.tes for the district 81 Virginia appointed re-
cclyers OF the effects q: The Bank OF Eirg lula here
Lv In obedience to th1t decree, notify I'll persons
Indebted to said bank forthwith To pay the debts
drc Nv them 10 said bank 10 the understand re-
ceIycrs DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
:, G. TARDY,
sc ao-30t ReeeiVeFS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06

Ne MEADE Sc BAKER, APOTHECA-
RIES and DRUGGISTS, and dispensers Of first
quality imported Colognes, Perfumery. Pomades
Soaps, Sponges, Combs, Brushes, Cosmetics, and
French Medicinal Preparations, olo Main street
NEARLY opposite post-oficel, Richmond, Va.