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MAJ CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS
No. OYSTER CRACKERS,
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-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707
Main street. aua
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Cp A IN

PARIS, August 2O.-La Patrie asserts
that the Carlist bands arc increasing within
Spain, and meet with some success. They
had captured forty privates and an officer
of the Spanish army.
MADRID, August 20.-Forty-nine Carl
lists have been brought prisoners to Valen-
tia. Several Carlist bands have been dis
pcrsed by the troops within two days.
4 band Of Carlists has been dispersed at
Cuidad Real, and Polo, their leader, cap
turcd.
A conspiracy in favor of the Prince of
Asturias has been discovered.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 20.-Two to one are
offered Oh the Harvard crew now, and no
takers.
This must be an error. The betting
Wednesday was five to two on the Oxford
crew.-EDs.l
The Queen has gone to Balmoral.
The new French Minister Layalette has
presented his credentials.
CUBA.
HAVANA, August 20.-Seyeral insurgent
camps have been dispersed in Cinco Villas.
The directors Of the Havana railroad
have been removed for malversation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne FAMILY FLOUR.-We are now
prepared to supply our friends and the public with
n most superior article or FAMILY FLOUR,
ground from the PUBEsT WHITE WHEAT, and
which is equal to anything made In this city. or
elsewhere.
au is--Gt DUNLOP MCCANCE.
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Planters Meeting at the White Sui
nhnr Snrippa.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIR-
GINA, August 20.-A meeting of the South
ern planters now here took place to-day.
Speeches were made on agriculture by W.
7. sutherlin, of Virginia (who thong hit the
drought in Virginia had reduced the to-
bacco crop by one-third and corn by one
half) Hon. D. NJ. Barringer, of North
Carolina; General Lawton; Hon. Hester
Clymer, of Pennsylvania and General
Lawler, of Alabama. Many ladies were
1ookprs-on
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The Gettysburg Identification.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, August 20-Nume-
rous letters have been received here from
southern Generals accepting the invitation
to come here. Several say they fear the
occasion will revive the memory of the
former strife, but the majority think the
battle should be honestly and truthfully
handed down to history.
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Secretary Boutwell, and the
CalifOrnianS.

WASHINGTON, August 20. = Treasurer
Spinner is out in long explanation of the
San Francisco dispatch complaining of Sc
cretary Boutwell,. He (Spinner) has con-
troll of the transfers, and not Mr.. Boutwell,,
and Mr.. Spinner explains what is COM
plained of
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Cotton Statement for the Week.

NEW YORK, August 20.--The following
is statement of the cotton trade of the
United States ports for the past week: Re-
ceipts, 1907 bales exports to Great Bri-
tain, 1886 bales stock, l6, 4S5 bales.
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Sxpiesdn-

WILLIAMspoRT, PA, August 20.-Mar-
tine Bellmire, confined for illicit distilla-
ton, cut his throat last night.
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Arrival of the Steamship China.

San FRANc1sco, August lS.-The steamer
China arrived this morning. Advices from
Hong Kong are to July 20, Yokohama July
10Th. J. Ross Browne, United States Minis
ter to China, and family, and G. II. Cotton
Saltcr, United States consul at Harkoa, ar
rived as passengers per China. The pas
senrcrs for New York are Mr.. Hooker and
family, Paul Franck, Captain S. B. Hard
tress, and the following United States naval
officers: J. W. Seville, F. W. Kennedy,
Captain F. P. Carter, Lieutenant Com
mander A. J. Yates Smith, Dr.. G. II. White,
J. B. Diertier, P. Miller, j. II. Blakely,
and C. NJ. Burchard. The China brings
one thousand passengers, eight hundred
and fifty of whom are Chinese.
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Foreign News.

VIENNA, August 2O.-Baron Won Buest,
in replying to the Prussian Minister'S note,
insists that what he said in committee was
private, and declines the discussion Of ques-
tions originating from inaccurate newspaper
statements.
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New Cotton.

CINCINNATI, August 2O.-The first bale
of new cotton was received to-day from
NatchcZ Miss
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin October Isl, 1862 and end June Soh 1870 The
same number and grade OF teachers, and the same
every grade, will be maintained. The effort VIII
be made To give even farther efficiency 10 both the
educational and the boarding departments.
The terms for tuition will remain as heretofore.
Those for board, &c, viii be somewhat reduced 10
suit the times.
Catalogues. with prices, classes, &C., may be oe-
undersigned. Correspondence Is also invited
aue-eodIm President.
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI, July l9.-There is great dis
satisfaction on account Of the removal of j.
Ross Browne. The English and Americans
in China have united in drawing up an ad-
dress expressing their sense of his energy
and admirable fitness for the position Of
envoy from the United States to China.
There is q terrible food on the 1ontzec
river. The entire country for miles back Of
the river is covered with water, causing
great destruction to crops and loss of life.
Kingiang and Chinkiang are flooded.
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BALTIMORE,

AUGUST lo.-Offerings Of Wheat to-day were
again fair, reaching 80, 900 bushels; market was
active for prime and choice samples, but at prices
favorng buyers and for lower grades the marS re
Sales comprise some d 900 bushels low grades red
at from s1o5 to sidO 5000 bushels fair to good red
ut S1.45mSl S. 10. 900 bushels prime red at Sl5sM
81 CO. 5000 to 1000 bushels choice red Mt s.. c1y
ST. and 600 bushels white at from 81 so to SloS
Included in the above sales we're . 500 bushels sIs
sales 500 bushels to 900 bushels mt Sl2GSl. II for
white and 81. i56sl.IS for yellow Rye-Salcs TO-
lay. $50 bushels common Mt slM$l.o5. ESQ bushels
good to prime at Sl.lOMS1.15. Oats steady; safes
l. 900 to 5000 bushels ut 53N55c.
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NJ o Z l c E

In order to make room for my FALL STOCK.
have determined to sell from this day at greatly
reduced prices. My friends and the public gene
rally are invited n examine before making tnelr
0'' '' WILLIAM G. sCHWALMEYER,.
Rg M-.eoaes e9s Broad street,
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NEW YORK,

AUGUST 1e.-The Wheat market Is dull and
prices are without decided change: Sales 90, GOO
amber Tennessee: s1.65 for winter red western |;
and 81. 80 for choice white Indiana. Corn IS very
scarce and shade better: sales $4,000 bushels at
asc 6DS1 1s5 for unsound new mixed western, and
sl.2O6sl.23 for sound, the latter price for high
mixed, nearly yellow. Rye Is quiet. barley .d Is
quiet and nominal. Barley Malt Is quiet' safes aoo
new {; sales of $4,000 bushels at 61MG5c. for new
western, and CSC for old western.
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John BOWERS.
Holm BOWERS,
u SUCCESSOR TO YALE, BOWERS & YALE,)
Iron Front Building, Governor street,
RTTIJNsDNn

Iron Front Building Governor street,
RICHMOND, VA,
manufacturer and wholesale and retail dealer IN
TIN, SHEET-IRON, and COPPER WAKE,
House-f furnishing Goods Gas Chandeliers. FIN
lures, and Shades, in great variety Parior Crates
tinds and sizes Of Lead, Wrought Iron, and Drain
PIPES. RooFiNG, PLUMBING, GAS, and
STEAM FITTING. Also, fine assortment OF
Marbieized Mantels. Gas Works for lighting DWELL
ings. public buildings, &c. Work in his lire exc.
cuted Ia city or country. au G-deodam&Wsm
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HARVEY & CO., WHOLESALE

II HARVEY e CO.. WHOLESALE
IL. GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS
1879 MAIN STREET, have in store and for sale
5 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
Is barrels BROWN SUGAR.
200 200 b boxes soAPs and CANDLEs.
so boxes CHEESE, prime cutting;
% tnps In Nos and MACKEREL.
100 barrels CLIPPED and GROSS HERR1NGS,
'VS horsheads SIDES and sH ouLDE R
a5 barrels BasV MERCHANTS, SYRUP,
IS cases cas- SWIFT 1 CoURTNEY's MATCHES,
so dozen BRo0Ms:
50 dozen BUCKETS,
500 re srnn WHIPPING PAPER,
50 dozen assorted DFMIJOHNS,
BRUSHES, CORDAGE.
MUSTARD. FANCY SOAPS:
RICE. ESSENCE OF COFFEE,
RLUING, TWINES. STARCH,
BICARB. and SAL. SOFAS, &c.
ALSO.
900 barrels RYE WHISKEYS, including
Moore.s, Hangers, Oyerholts, Robin
sons, Byrne's. Montgomery's, and other
IS b barreIs R REcTfYs Whisky,
% barrels NEW ETGL An ,n RT MANDY
pipes PURE HOLLAND GIN
5 Gnarter casks COGNAC BRANDY.
BLACKBERRY. CHERRY. GIN G Il,
APPLE s and pEA MRb BRASD GESRET
and CHAMPAGNE WINES;
to which we invite the attention OF the CITY ana
country trade.
not he surpassed by any house III the state. "Nc
us a a In i7nTu. Th.s&M4t L.HARvEY & CO.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Hon. Thomas L. Tnllock this morning
rendered his resignation of the position Of
appointment Clerk Mt the Treasury Depart
mcnt, and the same was accepted by Acting
secretary Richardson. No appointment to
f'I the vacancy has vet been made, but Mr.
II. ;. Vanderbilt, who is now acting, will
rrobably be promoted to Chief of the Blu
rrnn.- lFaShingtOn Star Of ThursdaN.
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ASSETS.
JOHN F.. EDWARDS, PRESIDENT;
WILLIAM Ii. ISAaCS, Vice-Presidenf;
D. J. HARTSOOk, Secretary; -
SmAs II SMITH NTH n r. Medical Examiner
H o G; c 4 Fl b e{ IA adviser oen.
John Enders, william +. Taylor, Samuel 8: Cot
trelI, John Purcell. Charles 7. Workman, william
Wills, Jr., Ed. A. Smith, Thomas j. Evans, JAS.
Edwards. 4. Y. Stokes, j. B. Morton, r. II. Dbl
rell, William II. Palmer, David !. Burr. Henry Il:
Ellyson, Asa Snyder, II. E. G. Baskervill, Samuel
s. Palmer, Thomas D. 9uarles, Il; G. Cabeil, D. J.
Hartsook, John C. Williams, William G. Taylor,
A, p Abel, William d. Isaacs, George L. BID
good Samuel N. Price.
Dividend paid to policy holders at end Of second
year, In 1865, forty per cent. s.s -,
The success of this company has exceeced all
conducted upon legitimate life insurance princa-
pies. ., 49,
Its aim has been to exercise special care In the
selection of risks, the strfctest economy, ana 90
solute security In the investment OF It's accnmua-
tiops. The extreme responsibility Of the COM
pany tesies TO this safe and prudent course In the
care Of the sacred funds cOntded.
Special features, that should lead all 70 insure
In the company. An investigation OF It's plans anu
merits Will leave no one In touDt, anu al mih ic-
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
ut end of first year, and one-third loan on pronIs;
No notes required for premiums. All policies
non-forfeitable. .,,
No restrictions on travel or residence OUTSIDE
the tropics -, ,u
drcn, under charter.
No extra rate on females. ,,..
It's investments arc made securely, for the benefit
of t tGf pS!tsS WaNTED EVERYWHERE.
au Him
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THE DENT-BouTwELI LETTER.-The Dent
Boutwell, letter creates much comment.
Dent threatens another letter, in which he
proposes to show up Postmastcr-G General
trcswcll.- Washington Correspondence of
Frncy'$ Press.
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VIRGINIA PESIrESr1ARY, August Is 1859.

TIVE VIs ~
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO Do
w the following description OF work In tho
most substantial manner and on the most reason
WAGONS. BUCKETS. TUBS, WELL-BUCK-
ETS, CART-sAD DLEs, SAFES, WARDROHEsf
TABLES, WASHSTA NDS, and In fast almost
REFS made TO order, BOYS DOG and GoAT
WAGONS made and repaired. with good ma
terial and skilful worknen we hope 70 gtye sAais"
an l8-im Superintendent.
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Subscription, In advance. Advertising, annual,
quarterly In advance. All other In advance.

Subscription, In advance. Advertising, annual,
quarterly in advance. All other In advance.
We furnish the following journals at club rates !:
The Richmond Christian Advocate t~eekly1 and
Southern Planter and Farmer for 81. 50 year.
The American Farmer. Baltimore lmonthly),
and Southern Planter and Farmer for So so year
The Land We Love monthly and Southern
Planter and Farmer for 81. 35 year.
Moore's Rural New Yorker weekly ana South
ern Planter and Farmer for 50. IS year.
The Cutlyator and Country Gentleman weekly
and Southern Planter and Farmer for s3.1 q year.
The American Bee journal monthly ana South
eru Planter and Farmer for So. IS year.
The Dixie Farmer Columbia ltrl-weekly), and
Southern Planter and Farmer Tor 81 year.
Our friends designing TO subscribe for or adycr-
tise in our Journal will please address TIL SOUTH
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER through the
post-office, box 49,
CH. Is. WILLIAMS: Editor and Proprietor;
FRANK 9. RUFF1S, Co-EditOr:
JOHN VI. ALLAN, Horticultural Editor:
WILLIAM l.. HILL, General Agent.
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N n. WALKER 81 CO.,
IL. FIRE, MARINE. AND NJ }, l M
OEFICE No 1914 MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. X. II. Maury X Go.
Buildings. merchandise, furniture, anu personal
nronnrtv OF all kinds In the city and country, In
surcd against loss or damage by IRE ny the lo"es'
rates in companies of the highest stanulhg; ,,,,
Tobacco In warehouses and marine ana ihiaho
risks taken at the lowest rates. .,.,,
LosscS ciui'""'' "N' MY
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FE7ILLIAM A. CHARTERS,

VA LILLIAN A. CHARTERS,fe y.
w GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENTs
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
Insurance provided on buildings, merchandise
and other ipsurnblc property. at the LOWEST
EATE OF PREMIUM, in HOME OR OTHER
(,flMPA MES doing business in this city.
Particular attention paid TO the proper drawing
of policies and adjustment Of losses. esu.
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w, H. PEeKIIAM, President;
w. r. HOOPER, Secretary;
L. MCADAM. Actuary;
c. A. FUDICKER, superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John Dix;
w. Wilkens Of Wilkens & Co.;
George T. Hope, President Continental FIRE In
surance Company;
Hon. James Harper, OF Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane President Bank OF Republic;
W. NJ. yermilye, Of Vermilye Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdyke, ex-Nayor OF New York;
Aaron Arnold, of Arnold, Constable g Co. ana
others. ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office, No. sO2 Main street.
Dr. j. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. jas
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S35o,o0o
j. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID, L, WILCOX, Secretary.
rTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1s42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
~ THE WORLD.

Cash receipts for the year ending February l.
Cash assets February l, 1889, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth In every case douDie the
amount loaned, over $32, 900, 900. ,o,o
Number of policies In force FEBRUARY 4 i''''
81, i66. ,,,r,,,, co,,
pANY, and Is conducted on the only prthciE tt
which time and experience has proven 10 nc Viii
m,tcIy safe and trustworthy. All of lts pronts
are divided annually among the Insurer II u t un
crease the premiums or to purchase more 'hsu-
rance Mt the option of the policy-holders. pooror
Application can be made TO Mr.. Lewis ooohe''
" No 1914 Main street.
=, ,,cS,.,,, sfodtcaI Examiner, MY
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VUE SOUTHERN
PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1869.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has Just entered
IT'S year. and IS one OF the few ancient
landmarks still left TO Old Virginia.
The JOURNAL Is offered for the new year II.
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM: and we must
urge upon our readers that the low price OF SUBJ
scripti0n makes it imperative that we shall come
down to the cash basis. Our subscription must,
therefore be IN ADVANCE; and we believe i
proper exercise of economy VIII enable ALL who
desire To read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER to conform TO our terms.
We are confident in promising our readers Il
Journal In every way worthy Of their support.
As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER comments ltsclf
to the attention of teachers. merchants, manufac-
trers hotel-keepers, druggists, dentists, nursery
men, stock-raiScrs, land agents, &C., &c.
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rnr nrscrss1oS OYER IrnGn Drxr,s LET.

THE DISCUSSION OVER JUICE DENTS LET
-rR TO SECRETARY BoUTwELL.-Judce
Dents letter to Secretary Boutwell, was the
General theme Of discussion in Government
circles to-day. Dent is credited with good
ical of holiness and independence in taking
issue with the President and at the same
lime making war on the Secretary of the
Treasury. 1t is not thought that Boutwell,
will reply to Dents letter, hut if he does
the understanding is that the Judge will
come out with rejoinder. Among the
clerks in the Treasury Department, where
Tullock is very unpopular, that part of
Dents letter which refers to him as Bout
Wells tool is highly relishcd. Tullock.
although appointed collector of internal
rcvcnuc for this district, is still supervising
the appointment bureau of the Treasury,
and the clerks are compelled to enjoy their
satisfaction quietly. Washington Core
spgn9cnce Nc,c York Herald.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and FIonr srarketa.
Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, August 90, 1869.


Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, August 90, 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Wheut-whIte, s,o4 bushels. Red, s,31s BUSH
els
Corn.-whtte. Lse2 bushels. Mixed, DO bushels.
Oats.-2 252 bushels
Rys-la bushels.
Whedt.-White. 100 bushels seed at a1.s0 40
bushels seed at 81; n o4e bushels prime at 81 e5
|. 400 bushels very good Mt s1.s23: l.Te5 bushels
good at sl.so: 70 bushels fair at s155 li5 bushels
els damn at s.45 % bushels inferior at 81 30
% bushels common Mt 81 AZ; 2o8 bushels fair Ten
els nrimo Mt 81. s7I: ao2 bushels prime at Al IS
4os bushels very good at S152i 2170 bushels good
Mt 81 1,3oo bushels badly cleaned ut 81. 45 10
81 bushels fonl at sl.4O: IS bushels very dirty at
al. 20 4e0 bushels common at $40 bushels very
bad at 9oc. 10 bushels inferior Mt 135: 200 bushels
very inferior at Sis; l2s bushels very bad ut 81
Corn-white 100 bushels strictly. prime at 81. 81
ia bushels prime at = 40 s2s bushels very good
Onts-358 bushels prime Mt 5ac.: DO bushels very
good Mt 5sc. go bushels good at 57c.total, 1882
Pye.-.1Ie bushels prime at sl.15; 10 bushels in
ferior Mt sl0s-tOtal, 132 bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat-white. SD bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
Corn.-White. so bushels.
OGts.-15o bushels.
day s. 2o4 bushels white and s,sle bushels red. OF
which 514 bushels white and 80 bushels red were re-
exhibited, and $3.50 bushels white and 7.54O bushels
red sold leaving o9iO bushels not reported or
not sold. We say not reported. for we discovered
after 'change that some parties did leave without
reporting sales-a fault which we have been stri-
wing to correct pro bono publicO, and which now,
for the fftieth time. ask members to avoid The
market to-day presented quite interesting scene.
The gentlemen who left the field the day before
with the notion that she who fights and runs away
,oiU sell his ,chent another day. were on the
ground early, they and other sellers appearing In
force. Stripped to the work In their nice linen
shirts manfully they took their stand behind their
paper bags and defantly pulling mp their Shirt
sleeves they han died their samples like men ready
for mill with the millcrs. All this time the buy
ers took things quietly, and the GOODNESS with
which they kept their coats on was admirable.
Time was called on the little bell, and on the very
first round the paper baggers received p knock
down blow, from which they did not recover, and
were as badly beaten as the carpet-baggers. In
other words, prime white was sold at Sl.6 and
prime red at $l.55, with one sale only OF req NJ
S1573. Corn to-day in larger supply and active at
$3.50, one strictly prime sample going up to Sl.'l
Oats only moderately active and prices cent
lower. Rye steady.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
IAVINGS BANK.

=
THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
In their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit on which they pay INTEREST:
They would respectfully call the attention OF all
having idle money 10 THIS department.
streets j. Is. DAVIS, President.
DIRECTORS: J. b. Davis, j. 4. Belyin, Joseph
Hall. L. IL. Frayscr, W. J. Smith, X. Q. Hsskins,
T. w. boswell and W. W. Crnmp. tyN-Sm
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

AZ BARRELS PURE RYE WIIISKEY,
~ 95 barrels s. n. Pixies Magnolia Whiskey,
10 barrels Southside Rye Whiskey, 10 barrels
Brandy and Gin, quarter cask Otard's pure
French Brandy, quarter casks pure Port Wine,
quarter casks Cosen's pure Sherry Wine, In store
for sale by JOHN u. HlGGlNS,
an 30 1910 Franklin street.
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GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.

AND LIQUORS..
I75 bags COFFEE, all grades;
hogsleads choice V. +. SUGAR.
hogshcads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
80 80 b barreIs y = and al dT EXTRA CsUGAR,
rs barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 hogshcads SIDES and Ii U l. ID EEK
so barrels ENSrPORT HEARINGS,
- barrels GROSS HERRlNGS,
20 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
80 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP,
tIcrces prime CAROLINA RICE,
100 barrels VALLEY FLOUR, all grades
100 sacks MARSHALL'S LIVERPOOL
SALT. ,,r,,,e
barrels .'Wison's" fine RYE WIS
KEY,
PALE and DARK BRANDY,
SHERRY and PORT VINE, &C., &C,
for sale low By c,, no
jy2O ANDREW 81 nhhl ".
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WILLIAM EUkER'S BOTTLING
w ESTABLISHMENT.
90 MAIN SIRE l. 7.

Just received from the importers large supply
of GINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT. in pints ana
qnarts, and YoUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, e., which men
sonable rates. Also LAGER, PORTER, and
ALE, from the celebrated James River Steam
Brewery furnished To families, and delivered Tree
of charge at the shortest notice. A good supply
Of RIIINE VINE, CLARETS, and SCUPPER-
NONG Of the best vintage. The bar Is supplied
with every variety of WINES and LIQUORS,
and RICHMOND and CINCINNATI LAGER,
etc. au 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-21

1SN GALLONS CIDER VINEGAR,
ICU made by gentleman OF Fluyanna county,
Va.-very pure;
One hogshead DEMARARA fACCU IN
PAN SUGAR;
and PICNIC CRACKERS:
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR OF the best
brands. WILLIAM II. TATUM,
au21 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-21
GAIT! SALT!! SALT!!l
DIRECT IMPORTATION TO RICHMOND.

We arc now prepared to offer to the trade, to ar
rive at lowest rates, and on accommodating terms,
the cargo of the bark Medusa, now fully due and
hourly expected, consisting of
$500 SACKS
EyANS'S CELEBRATED CROWN BRAND
FACTORY-FILLED SALT,
In full bleached sacks, and equal to Marshalrs.
au Ii ,. Z. IaRD1 " W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-21

CICILY LEMON SUGAR-cOnyenient,
y cheap and delicious;
OLIVE OIL. in pinls quarts and hait plnts ;
SPICES-a complete assortment;
GREEN GINGER.
SARDINES MOCHA COFFEE,
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE, at
w 80 j. Il. kIDD'S, III BrOau street.