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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NIEGINIA.-The
next session OF the Medical College opens
on Monday next. The lecture Introductory
to the course of 1S69-'70 will be delivered
i'll the chemcal-room at O'Clock 2. II. by
Professor J. :. ID. Cullen. ON such occa-
sions there is generaliya Il pleasant rcunion Of
the medical profession and the friends Of the
College generally.
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Corner Of Main and Tenth streets.

BE BEAUTIFCL.-If ynu desIrs beauty yol!
should use Iagaus Magnolia BALM
It gives soft. refined, satin-likc tcEtur" 10 The
complexion. removes rou.-incss rcdncss blotchcs,
smburn. tan, &C.. and adds Il t!ugc of pcarly
bloom to the panest features. 1t thrngs the bloom
of youth to the fading cheek and changes the rustic
country girl into Il fashionable city belle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
crct Of beauty. No lady nccd complain Of her
complexion who will invest scvcnty-dSc cents In
this delightful article.
Lyons kathairon Is the best liar-Dressing In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

SONS OF TEMrEKANcE.-At a meeting Of
Springfield Division, No. l67. held on
Thursday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter: William
Hall Grew, W. p. John \. Mcanly. W.
A.; +. Wiley Davis, K. s: \. ". NeiSI-
GER, \. X. s.; X. II. Mullen, +. s.; j. +.
ShnbcrgcT, r.; John Atkinson, G.; +.
Bethel, \. c.; Il. D. Clarke, |. 3; l.. Glib
bons. 0. &: II. \. Atkinson, Sr., Chaplain :;
Past Officer, James ii. Walker; Local De
putty, K. II. Mullen.
This Division is in ahOurishingc0nditlon,
and has initiated seventy members since the
lst Of January last.
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RICHMoSD COLLEGE opened yesterday
morning with one hundred students on the
ground. although it was at the close Of the
week. The ratio froma distance is greatly
increased. and there will be Il larger attend
ancc this session than at any former time.
The matriculation Of students will continuc
to-day, and the introductory lectures in the
various schools will be delivered on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

The GERMAN PAPER AND GERMAN IMAI-
GRArIoN.-The Rtchmonder -lnizeger Ger
man Advertiser) will to-day enter upon its
twelfth year. 1t is well edited, popular,
and, I'VE hope, remunerative TO its proprie-
tors. The Anzeiger is doing a good work
in its encouragement OF German immigfa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF Holly
WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet this
afternoon at ) o'clock in the lecture-room
of st. Paups church. \ general attendance
is urgently requested, rs business Of I'M
portance will be presented to the meeting.
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Ricllmond 0ispahtr
SATURDAY.. ...OCTOBER ,, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCII'
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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VpuOIsTERERs.P
JOHN #. REGNAULT,

PAPER-IIASGER AND UPHoLSTERER,
Will be pleased 10 execute any orders In the above
line LEFT ut MesSrs. powHATAS WElsi6Ek Z
CO.'S, No. 1901, corner Main and Twelfth streets,
or at his residence, Sl7, corner Main and Fourth
streets He can make IL 10 the interest OF persons
wanting anything Ia his line IL they Will cai peloFs
purchasing elsewhere. sea-Au"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

Strange that people will pay from four to six
and even as high as eight dollars, for whskey
when they can procure ut ". d. BLAIR Il Co.'S
Ninth and Main, their undoubtedly superior AL
pha :: brand at $3.50 per gallon. We simply ad
wise YOU to try 1t. and you will find Ii as repre-
scntcd-ycry fine. and certainly pure.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER /, 1852.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER /, l'd'
ARRIVED.
Steamer James ;. Green Pace, Philadc!lhla, +,
merchandise aud passengers. W. T.. Porter. -,
steamer State Of Maryland, Lcoghcgan, l'atl-
more. merchandise and passengers, Iarycys x
Williams.
schooner l.. 4. Raycs, Baylcs, New York, mcr-
chauiise Curtis < Parker.
schooner -. Munson, Dayton, New YORK, Ium-
bcr. &. T.. Whtlcck.
schooner Oryctta, Bordinc, Albany, lumber,
James Gum. , .
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. Al, Bartlett
Puiladrlpnia coal IIawes K Ncrriman.
Schooner Osccoa. Clcgg, lower james, wheat
Haxall Crcnshaw K Go.
Schooner A. i. Stafford, Powell, Philadelphia,
coal Htwcs * Mcrrimau.
Schooner Hope. Booth, Cabin Point, lumber
Charles Phillips.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chandisc and passengers. l.. Il. TatUm.
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman, New York, Iner-
chandsc and passengers, ". {. Dunhain Co.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POiST. October l.-Arrircd, steamer
Kcnncbcc Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River railroad Company,
and sailed on return. -
BOSToN. September 2s.->allcd, schooner j. b.
CLAYTON CLAYTON, for Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA. September 80 0.-Saiict, schooner
4 II. AlIridgc. SclOEcr, for Richmond.
~ TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON. :. c.. October I.--Stcamcr Key
West from Savannah for New York, put IN here
for coal.
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We have had IToars opinion. and will soon have
hoar-frostS: and, therefore. If we are not to be
tron-c clad, we must be clad comfortably In those
nice garments sold 50 cheap by BALDWIN TIE
CLnTuIPR.
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4 PUBLIC BENEFrT.-W. ID. BLAIR CO.,
Ninth and Main streets. proprietors of that en-
ccllcnt whiskey called il" "ALrHA," really deserve
credit for introducing IN the market such pure
medicinal whiskcy at 60 moderate price. y tria!
of 1t can but prove its superior quality,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

euBIETT.-Tt is young Mr.. James D. Sub
lett. not Mr.. James NJ. one of the proprc-
TORS of the Spotswood, who is going to
Macon, Ga.
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Mayors CorRT-Mdyor Chaho0n presi-
dinG.-Thc following cases were tried yes
terday:
Mary Sinnett, arrested on warrant for con-
tempt Of court, was arraigned, and fined Il.
Matt. Eagan, charged on warrant with
treSpaSsine upon the premises Of DR.. John
Knox, was brought up, and ordered to
leave the Doctors yard.
Clara Coleman. charged with unlawtully
as>aulting and beating Ann LautuS, was
fined $3.50.
Joseph Wallace (colorcd), charged with
asSaulting Abram Brown (colorcd) and cut
ting him with q razor, was sent on Tor m
dictmcnt.
Andrew Morton (colored). charged with
asSauItine and striking J.J. Sutherland with
a bottle and resclIing one William Hard
grove. who was ut the time in the custody
of said Sutherland, was sent on Tor lndlct-
mcnt.
William Iardgrove (colorcd). charged
with interfering with the prisoners in the city
iail and aSsauting policeman Sutherland
while in the discharge of his duty, was sent
on.
Ned. Harris (colored). charged with steal
inc iron from the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. was sent on for indictment.
Charles VI. Tin>lcv (colorcd), charged
Win threatening ~ tihe tIlc nut VI 'diii'-
rnc Cross and breaking the window Of her
house, and Catherine. charged with threat
cnin@ to shoot Charles y. Tinsley and his
wife, were brought up, and the case myc>tl-
Gated Tin>lcy was discharged, and Carfe-
rinc Cross required to give security for her
good behavior.
George Green and William Harris. charged
with as>aulting and beating Peter GWin,
were fined five dollars each.
Mary j. Walker, charged with aSSaultn@
George Cosby with Il rock, and using
abusive language towards Mrs. l.. ). Crosby,
was discharged.
Amelia Christian lcolored), charged with
obtaining six dollars and fifty cents from
Kitty Hill under false prctcnces, was dis
charged, the complainant not appearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

SowLAN K co. are receiving magnificent new
styles jcwcry, pins and cardropS. handkerchief
holders glove bands and buttons. diamond engage
mcnt and plain gold wedding rings rich silver
ware, in eases spoons. forks. pitchers, cups ana
sohlcts and 4 great variety Of other fashonabl"
goods.
Cnrnnr Of Main md Tcntn strnnis.
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C0ETIHUED.-Thc case of J. II. Carrier,
Denis Gkcefc, Michael and John O,Brien,
charged with being engaged in the shoot
ing affair. was called before the Mayor yes
tcrtlay, and again continued until Monday
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VELocIrEDEs AGAIN.-As the cool weather
velocipedcs are again becoming
popular. 4 riding schoo! was opened at
the room opposite the post-oilice last night.
1t promises to be liberally patroniZcd by
the Young men.
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"a. y. STOKES, ChalrlnaH'
"JOlN G. WILLIAMS,
"EDWhRD B. SMITH,
"BtSID i. BURR
.tTy,NrDy u ItpET -

The urrcstion Of the relative condition OF tne sc.
parac companies and the strength I" me compiheu a
companies was not only settled, but u lelt me hem
rnrni,my with the IN vahic basis and large snrpts
over All liabilities al more than bali million uoi-
lar.. With this record can any man aouoe 1 .'it
mt,,htv mower acquired by the combination Is u
nd jr,nd IN hruci't pocy-holdcrs when assets are
ionbIc'l. nkp"riencG combined, and expenses re.
lurrd, There can surely no doubt exist on '.ihs ia.
nnint And the combination was made, ana the
yn companies start out wit basis never DeIo,e ,
acquired in like period as ilas been aohe oy i'S
former re- iusurinE companies. ,,,
Tho combination was brought about 10 auVanco
tlr Interests Of all concerned, and to give pre-
sent weight to new company which wouid fanh
win the old companies In numperol rish9 "h'
amount of assets. , ,h,,
The following will show the progress OF thls ,ls
company from work Of two former compatmiicts re-
=. rnmuarcd with the old companies, ana WIZ aI
once stamp it tho most decided and permanent sue
rrss Df the age:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

MISSING STEAMER ARRIVED steamer
James s. Green, of the Philadelphia line,
due Tuesday, arrived here yesterday morn
ing. The delay was caused by the breaking
of a rudder, which compelled the captain to
put back to Philadelphia for repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

ConyIcr.-Thc Sheriff Of Smyth county
reached here yesterday having in charge Il
convict named Ralph Blcyin@s, who has
been sentenced to FIVE years III the peniten-
tiary for hOrSc->tcaling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

VI. I1.LYsOS ( co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

The WHITE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The ar
rangemcnts for the opening of the White
Public Schools, under the direction Of the
Board Of Education, not having been com
plctcd, they will not be opened until We'd
ncSday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

REVENUE collector Burgess.
collected during last month $50, l02.1i. On
Thursday he collected S34 ,396.62-a larger
amount than has ever been collected Dy the
Revenue Department in any one day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

COMMISSIONERS N CHAEcERr.-Jhe fol-
lowing additional appointments are an
nounccd J. W. Colbert. Culpcpcr; va
liam II. Davis, Pulaski; T. r. Taylor, Il.
II. Henderson, and John II. Freeman,
Rockbridgc; Lemucl Van Buskerk, York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

NEW STYLES Boys AND CIGLDRETe' HATS
Rob Roy. Scdgcmorc and lIumbold--at T. WElS!-
GER 4 co. :. corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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sCHARGED.-Thomas Jones and James
Freeman, charged with having in their pos
session lot Of sash and blinds belonging TO
l.. {. Crump, were again arraigncd before
the Mayor yesterday morning. 1t being
proven that they purchased the property
lawfully. they We're discharged.
James Signia@o and John Wesley, charged
with stealing tobacco from d. {. Mayo X
Co., were also examined and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

\. 4. ALLEN has received n new supply OF hats
embracing all the styles and novelties to he ioun'
In the trade
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SINBAp SAILOR HATS, In endless variety, for
men and boys, at 7. WEtsIGER Il cos, corner
Twelfth and Main streets.
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PLEADED GUILTY.-Au"1lStuls D'Orvillc,
the gentleman who committed the whole
sale robbery upon Il lcloW-boardcr at the
Exchange Hotel, was arraigncd before the
Hastings Court yesterday. He pleaded
guilty of petit larceny, and was rcmandcd
to iail to await the sentence of the court.
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Call and sec the many styles OF hats at \
A. ALIENS 1916 Main street.
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Now READY-Fall style SILK HATS. at 7. WEI
SIGER ( CO.'S. corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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MArR1MoS1AL.-During last month there
were twenty-ix couples married In this
city. or these, seventeen were white and
nine colorcd. Alas, poor Iorrlck
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HrsT1HGs COURT.-The following cases are
set for trial in the Hastings Court to-day ::
r. +. Howell. w. y. Oakley.
The grand Jury meets at II o'clock A. NJ.
Witnesses recognized for their appearance
are notified to be present or their recog-
niZanccS will be forfeited.
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OPENING OF TIE CoL0REp SCHoOLs.-Thc
following colorcd schools will be opened on
Monday next, October 18th
At Friends Orphanage, st. Paul and
Charity streets. Teachers : Adella \. Clark
and Martha L. WhitchOuse.
At EbencZcr church. Miss NJ. Lizzie
Knowles teacher, and Frances {. Rogers
assistant.
At Navy Hill. Annis Ncttleton, Hattie
L. s. Harris, Catherine L. Wright, teach
ers, and james Bowscr assistant.
At the corner Of Twelfth and Leigh
streets. Annie VI. Jones teacher.
At the corner Of TWcnty-third and Frank
lin streets, Amanda Crane teacher.
At ChimboraZo. Augusta Woodbury. and
Helen VI. Prescott teachers.
At No. 221S Main street. Julicttc Jones,
Rebccca G. uoag, and Rohcna B. Clark,
teachers.
At Rockets. Sarah J. Hawks teacher.
At Bethel Chapel, on Seventeenth street.
O. N. Steward teacher.
Additional teachers will be provided 1t
EbcneZer church, ut Navy Hill, and at
Twelfth and Leigh streets, III few days.
The opening of the schools ut DillS bakery,
corner of First and Fou,hce streets, Will be
announced in day or two.
The Normal and High School, Navy Hill,
will begin its session on Monday the 10th
instant. under the immediate supervision
Of Mr.. r. NJ. Manly, with Miss B. l.. Cane
dy and two assistants.
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CITY FIsANCE.-The Chamberlain Of the
city reports his receipts for the month OF
September as g., ,243.33.
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N-OTICE.-An persons indebted to the
~ Inte firm of HUNDLEY 4 TATUM are re-
utadSo settle the same before the 18th October.
lfer which time all accounts viii be placed IN the
iian'S sa 'SSqUtoctI6 HUNDLEY & TATUM.
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DEEDs.-Thc books Of the Hastings Court
of this city show that 1l9 deeds were
recorded during the month Of september.
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Civil CASES n Mayors CouRT.-IIuyor
Chahoon during last month tried 2SS civil
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roo BUSHELS PRIME POTATOES
BUU for sale by barrel or busheL oy oynpYSoS
Sc 70 SaLA1TN<N W ~~~r ~r-'bE''-
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Wc have this day
v formed ro-partucrship, under tlc style oi
GEORGE RAUGiIMAN Y son. for the purpose
CiIASDISE BROKERAGE BUSINESS. Our
oce IS at 1919 Main street at the store OF laugh
man Brothers i Go.
SOAP FACTORIES. for i large IMPORTING
TEA HOUSE, and for /. ". Beebce & Brother
OF SOAP. we have now IN store 0s5 boxes o! va
rIous qualities upwards OF forty samples OF TEAS,
and u variety OF samples of BROOMs, BUCKETS,
&C., &C.; all OF which are offered 10 wholesale
buyers a; the very lowest prices offered IN any
market GEORGE BAUGHMAN,
c. c. BAUGHMAS.
Richmond. October |, lsoe oc l-et
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H.EHlE.

EETE.
:,
Z me, 200 barrels RO &C II l. A Nd
E!LINE daily expected 100 barrels VIRGINIA
LIME In store. For sale by
SCS a. ;. LI-I-.
TRESII ROCKLAND LIME 900 bar
Il relS just received.
!: ~ 2. Lrl-.
I IME, LIME, LIME.-W / / ) o \
EISUP ERROR VIRGINIA LIME.-FuLL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.-Haylng
erected al considerable cost the largest kun
I'm the United States. constructed on the most ap-
proved plan. We INTEND TO USDERsaLL
THE NORTHERN LINE, and we invite attep-
tion to this VIRGINIA ENTERP RISE. The stone
of which this lime is made is nea. ly pure and inc
barrels full size.
HORTICULTURAL LIME will be delivered at
ali points on James river aud OH the canal, slaked
or I'm quck state, at the lowest rates.
Il, q. TURPIN 4 CO., Manufaciurers
Rockville, Botetourt county, Va.
Address DILLON Il ELLETT,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
TN g., Richmond, Va
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/ DIN MAHONN, G2sS
>UEGEDN DENTIST, CYHr
.grunrly ut the Hrin u Wayt hlahonEb -,
FULL UI'rEE or LOW Elt SETS nf
-s.!flCIAL TEETH from TWENTY TO Tlilli-
d. .LLAE~.
I'D GOLD SETS bought exchanged AT their
.s -Hr ur" ~ot- on Nu!ranilc.
..o aud residence. rs Main street between
-.t 9ta seventh streets. :" t-9n
lE GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- GIES
- @aate or the Baltimore College of<Irr1p
-.a >argcrv. dives his undivided attention 10
fat!gu5 pertaining TO INC praCci,!tS 81 HGH- Wp
F.. !, 10Th IN is relations 10 the NAItnAL Dh-
-. auaty their substitution by beautiful sets oI
rttrlC!hL TEETH
+LETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure nj
~ OXIDE gas when desired.
'-g@ corner Broad aud Nlnetccnth streets.
jy 2l-3m
| * GEORGE j. STEEL, DEN Co.
- Il>T. once No. 723 Main street, P1ITTrf
y. listers pure nitrous oxid" gas daily, and
- ,-r-.tIhACI> TEETH WITHOUT pAIS, 'i ana
s1iIs all other dental operations IL Skill W
-..o.@i"ctory manner. au ,.-- 4IIh j."
| ii. {. i. KLOEBER, #gss
.tttEIlflcIhL TEETH mounted OH any desired
J., iLcAAiTh FITS for go. .,
lt," GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchanged
..''.t one otlrr base.
,'-Eii ! .l."d ihgr1uphIg and gently. new ana
,..If@& NITROUS OXIDE GhS hPIhkAlLS
t,.h! rt,.h!c III" H. have II constant suppl! ol '"hs
itaG u! au;"sthctic.
"ALLT. aua0
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THE EPISCOPAL PARoCHIAL FREE School
at st. Marks church, corner Fou>hce and
Leigh streets, will be reOpcncd on Monday
morning.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER ., lsto.
sun riscs........... Gil Moon rises. u
sun sets ........ $40 II. tidc............ LIS
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SHIPPING.

DOR acknowledgements
L STATE OF MARYLAND. Cap sEAszs.sss.ssses- sEszs.ssssss
tain ". c. GEOCHEGAE. will leave her wharf on
October .. 1862 al O'Clock =. NJ.
Freight rcccivcdup TO y o'clockP. VI. For freight
or passage apply to
HARVEYS < WILLIAMS,
~ 10
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DOR PHILADELPHIA <.st2Ss,
L steamer JAS. :. GREEN, Captain 1870, s5s y
PACE. will arrive FRIDAY the lst Of October and
sail SATURDAY the ID at T. o'clock. Freight
taken n any time till hour Of sailing ut the
steamers frcight-lousc. on the Dock. Passage to
Philadelphia, including meals and statcroom. IS.
W. Z. PORTER. Agent,
Sc 3G--3t ONCE No. 2i25 Dock street.
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DIssoLUTHoSs 4 PARTNERSHIPS

IL MAN BROTHERS IS this day DISSOLVED
- G.. II. BAUGHMAE,
e. G. BAUGHMAN,
+. 4. BACGHMAN.
Richmond, Octoser l. l'g9.
CO-PARTSERSIiIP.- The undersigned have
this dlv formed a COMPREHENSIVE under the
iirln Of BACGHMAE BROTHERS 4 Co, and
will continue the PAPER and STATIONERY
BUSINESS and The manufacture Of PAPEk
FLOUR SACKS In the warehouse, 1910 Main street
g. II. BAUGHMAE,
l.. 4. BAUGfIMAN,
4. II. BEALL.
Richmond October ], 1892 oc l-8t
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NOTICE.--The BOATS of hsTs--,1I!IIIji Ijis
~ my line will leave the Basin L...szEs.S.
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAY ;, and SA-
TrRnhY>.
Frei.hfs taken for al points on the Canal
Office. front Of flour shed.
au1 K. 4. HILL, \ gent.
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ORGANIZED IN 1850.
nALF LOAN GIVEN.

Al, POLICIES NoN-roETEJTABEE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24
FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 23.--A deputation Of
gentlemen representing the Lancashire
cotton trade have united in request to
the Duke Of Argyle to obtain Govern
ment assistance in the production Of
cotton in the British provinces. They
set forth the fact that there is great de-
preston in trade at present, and show
that relief can only be had by the Gov
eminent lending aid to enable India to
develop the growing of cotton SO as to
compete with the United States.
PARIS, June 23.--Advices from the
Great Eastern to Tuesday at noon, say
she was one hundred and seventy-four
miles from Brest, paying out the cable
nicely. The weather was pleasant.
FLORENCE, June 23.-Great precau-
tons are being taken by the authorities
at Naples, Turin and Milan to guard
against an outbreak. 1t is feared that
the revolutionists are melting disturb
ances. Several arrests have been made
at Geneva.
The bondholders Of the old Atlantic
Telegraph Company have appointed
committee to procure settlement of
their claims.
The expedition with the great floating
dock for Bermuda sailed to-day.
MADRID, June 23.-General Dulcs has
arrived from Havana. The steamer was
detained three days in quarantine at
Santsnder.
vienna, June 23.-The government
has announced policy of reserve in re-
spect to the Ecumenical Council, as the
course to be adopted by the council can
not be foreseeu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-24
TRUST SALES.

SALE.-IN PURSUANCE
i of deed of trust mitde and executed to me
as trustee by John @. Lanier. of the, county Of
Shelby and State of Tennessee, which IL OF
record in tho Registers Office of the said county
Of Shelby ard State aior ssaid, in Record BOOK
No. IS, pages S73, 374 and 80. to secure certain
debts and liabilities the rein. mentioned and
particularly described in said trust deed. and
especially to pay of a judgment rendered IN
the Chancery Court of Me mphis, cn the LIST day
of December, 1868, in the case vt Thaddeus
Norris and others We. joan O. Lauier and MS
securities, named in said trust deed; shall
proceed as trustee to sell on the LIST day OF July
next, on the premises, the following described
tract of land. lying about one and ono half
miles east of the center of the city OF Memphis,
Shelby county. Tennessee. On the south SIDE OF
Union avenue, and known as the home place
or residence of the party of the first part. con-
tanning about IS acres, the hou ndaries Of, which
are marked by the picket fence surrounding II:
Said tract of lands will be divided into lots OF
convenient and suitable size. Terms of sale
One-fourth cash; balance IN credit Of four.
eight and twelve months, with interest from
date, taking the purchasers notes and trust
deed to secure the payment of the same. Equity
of redom ption is waived. and the title OF the
purchaser will be absolute.
.ai. JOHN z. TkEZEV ANT,
59-105 Trnstee: