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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

GREAT TIDEs.--A friend has called the At
lputinn Of the Charleston Courier to the toi-
loving paragraph in an English paper, the
Yorkshire Post and LceQs jntcihgenc,r, OF
~rptcmber 8. 1869, in which light i thrown
on hitherto dark subject:
Tie Appr0Qchiaq Great I1de.-ILeuIcnant
:. II. SaNDy, of the l!oyal navy, writes 10 i
coutcmporary 10 state that lat =. NJ. on
October Sth The moon will be 1T the part OF
the orbit which is nearest TO the earth. Her
attraction will, therefore, be 1T lis maxi
mum force. At noon on the same day the
moon will bc Oh the carth>S equator,--I cir
cun1>iarcg which never occurs without
marked atmospheric disturbance-and III :
p. III. on the same day lines drawn from The
csSSg's centre would cat the sun and me
moon in the same are Il right ascension The
moons attraction and Tie suns ATTRACTION
will therefore he actually in the same drec-
tom. In other words, the new moon VII!
lie on the carth'S equator when III pcI@ec'
and nothing more threatening can, say,
occur without 4 miracle Che earth, II IS true.
viii not be in pcrihclion by some 10 or Il
seconds. chronomctcr." The consequence
Of tbi, win be one Of The highest tides ever
known.
ry}rn Shgll sec
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NEW YORK. September 29-Gcorge Pea
body sailed III the Scoti! to-day for Europe.
The Schuylkill river has gone up four feet,
and AL fear Of Il water famine i'll pililadc!
phia i al IN end.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, wife OF the EXPIRE
sident. is not expected to live through the
winter.
\ fire occurred Wednesday in Chicago,
which destroyed Il number Of frame bulld-
ing. Loss, $50, 900.
The warehouse and elevator Ct George
W. S"hcncblcy. 1t NASHVILLE, No, were
burnt "Wednesday. The loss is S}J 900 10
500, 600 insured in good eastern Offices.
Indian dcprcdations continue III Montana.
Nearly every herd of stoci, has been run of
in the vicinity of Silver City. Some mur-
dcr> were committed.
The fire al Gulcsburg, H., reported yes
tordIy proves 10 h2 more serious than at
first Photographed, The loss will reach Slo,-
900.
During the month Of August, at the
public baths in Boston, 331 800 persons in
dulced in the summer luXury-an increase
IF lol .93I over the same month last year.
OF the number, y, so were girls.
The merchants Of Louisville, Ky, have
contributed $4,000 toward dcfraying the
expenses cf the Commercial Convention,
which meets in that city on the 18th of this
month.
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATE
I JRIAI.S.-uU BS, SPOK ES, FELLOES;
'i sTEiTGs. AXLES, BOLTS, BANDS. CLIPS;
LEATHER and ENAMELLkD CLOTH Tor
tons, curtains. cushions, &C.;
md General stock OF materials tor making
andrepairlng AL kinds of vehicles, For sale low
nv X. i. WILLIAMS.
n ,alcr In Hardware and Carriage Materials
No. ll;i Main street, near Fifteenth street.
sc o7-d&swlm
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Hogs. Qualify generally Inferior. Sales wcre
made ms follows
| Becc-Common, 45c. per b., gross fair to 9ooe,
5d7t'.. per E.--the latter price for few Catt.s
which graded nearly prime.
Mccp.-Common, per, head, $3.50; Tor fair
quality sales were made at 5.c. per d., gross.
Hoga-AbOut 20 were sold at l2tc. per d.. net.
and the balance Mt l2c. per b.: good Hogs III de-
The few CURES arriving sell at from s7G$5 per
hcad.
Lqmbs.-At from s3.52E2s5 per head.
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Richmond Prices.GsIrren..

1Iot,tious Of country, rrcdncc arc wholesale, and
from actual sale 90 this day.
App!-S.-s SO : -; dMil.
.4IcDlpt.-s-. 7,tt - = Gallon.
.fie.-~cotch, best brands pints, 81 II dozen
quarts. -.
Ea@'a.-,,"ouldcrs' f!3 Sc; ribbed sides,
2ltt-is".: cleHr rihicd s'"c&, IL" virginia
HrE-raan'L "ou@lr.: Virginia Nuns, @:M-"c.
canya-aol ham.. 25t' &c. plain liaIna. @"5r.
bnty.-i'rmc. @5Wa.c.; poor {" good i'p21c.
BraHS.--Gmt OF sea ON 40 demand
Eutun f.-hrr1r'h Ni"tt rid: apple ~, "h"!csaIe'
HAll|',clpaia. 800" 20; rca.n. g.. .,....
EroD.n1.-Ihr"" Strings, %L"5: four strings.
snail : large. O.: ne "ifl"&S So. -
bHeEl, tai"'o'' TWO h""l's' $40 ure'
noe. 49, 49,, -
r. -. . ~
",gr",.tr,.,J LrL-sa..5 per dozen by the case
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Railroad coi,ix:o...--sndian Fight.

It. LorIs, September 3o.--4A collision on
the Iron Mountain railroad yesterday Killed
the engineer II one Of the trains.
\ detachment OF the Fifth cavalry, from
Fort Mcp hcr~on. was attacked by Indians.
4 sergeant, separated from his command,
was pursued twenty-five miles. Nothing Is
known Of the fate Of the rest OF the com
tnluI
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Terrible Suffering al Sen.

New ORLEANS. September 2n.-Jndgc
Conner. Chief Justice Of Honduras, was
one of the Trade Winds passengers picked
up by the steamship Clinton. They We're
three days without water, and their suffer
iugS were very great. some Of the men III
the boat became dc!iriouS, and one jumped
into the sea aud was drowned.
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New YORK, September &o.-Thc Hcr0N
hasa special telegram from Key West claim
ing that the battle al Los Tuna~ WAS VIC
tory for the Cubans. All the epaniards who
could not get into their stronghold were
captured and killed. Among those thus
killed were fifteen Spanish officers.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS, September 3o.-Thc specie in the
Bank of France has decreased 10000, O00f.
The Hippodrome in this city was destroy
ed by fire last night. The loss Is heavy.
ENGLAND.
LoNpoy, September 30.-The specie in
the Bank Of England has decreased $780,
600
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ColorcG Troops Goirg 10 Texas.

WAsHISGToN. September 3o.-Thc SUI
pcrntcndcnt Of recruits at Carlisle bar
racks, Pa, has been ordered to send al the
roorcd troops at his disposal to Galveston,
Texas al once.
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The South american War---Totni
Blatant Of s.nnG2.

LISBON, PORTUGAL, September 3o.-Rio
Janeiro adyiccs confirm the reported defeat
of LopcZ. lie lost tWenty-seNcn pieces Of
cannon and his river steamer.
The provisional government at ASCENSION
has proclaimed Lopez an outlaw.
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AiJoni, the great cantatricc, is about to
Ielirc from public lie.
The cheese crop Of the United States this
year is estimated at %, 100000 pounds
The sale Of the Mammoth Cave is antlcl-
patcd
Colonc! Eld.idee, Of Memphis, Tenn, has
Received Il charter for tie Memphis, sptinA-
ned, and Kansas City railroad through Ar
Kansas.
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Trbrnt-T-hitc, choice. $3.50: fair to primo.
sI.caNsI 80: common. .l.ISfDSl.20. Rcd. choice.
aL5o: fair 10 prime, s1.25llsi.4oi common, sl.IV
I-i4-.
Tyo0l.-T-shcd az &c.; unwasrcd, 75Gi3ic.
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STOVES AND TISyyARE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
l. by au order OF the circuit court OF the United
Strtcs Tor the district OF Virginia appointed re-
ceiSers OF the effects o! the Bank o Nirginia here
by, la obedience 70 that decree, notify all persona
Indebted 20 said bank forthwith II ply the debts
cue by them to said bank 10 the undersis eest re-
ceIyers. DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
5. &. TARDI
SO 500. Receivers,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

| cnt of tho Spectator complains Of the mac
flon OF thc Board CT Directors Of this roaG.
ana SAYS:
We want man at tho head whose very
name IS tower of strength. or in whom al!
have the fullest Condolences man whose
heart j. in the great work. Give IL that
man. and We have the road. SAY Chat man
- Robert /. Lee. | nominate him. Who
will second the mo;on?'
I"oilc sentiment throughout the Valley
seems To point TO the great chicliain n he
man 10 place at the head Of this great en- a.
pr',". Everybody in this country scccnds
the NOTION Winchester Times.
ANOTHER " ALKrR Man GoHF.-Thc
Lynchburg Nc1cS SAYS Mr.. Louis Latour
appointed by General Stoncman clerk Of the
Hastings Court Of that city, has been re-
moved by General C"rby. and Mr. " y.
Dove appointed 10 fiji the vacancy. Mr..
Latour has also hccn removed from the
clork>hip OF the district court Of appeals
or the second district. His successor is not
known.
lAND SALEs.-On Monday court day.
Charles I. Green, trustee, sold ut public
>aic Il tract o! land comprising 2l9% acres.
situated near Linden. to Henry Cooper, at
- ncr acre.
On Monday J. ". Forbes, Esq, sold 1t
public suction Il tract Of li3 ucrCS. alioiu-
M" tiili Mills to Thomas Brown, n Sll
Per acre; also 3 acrcs adjoining, to J.. =.
@c!>cn. at 80 per :tcrc.-- WClTt3ltoa Schit-
z4ci
John X. Moore, Esd, sold his valuable
ttrm, located near Dayton, in this county,
Inst week 10 Nr. :. ID. Loose. Ct rcnnSylya-
MIA, formerly Of Maryland, for -. 01c-hcin"
about 4 Notwithstanding Oh Com
moareoiH.
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ANOTHER Vlo-1M OF Coal OLA terri
Die accident occurred Mt Crcstlnc, Penn,
90 FRIDAY night, resulting in the death Of
mrs. CasHcll, IN cstimable young married
lady. She was 1t home with Ler two little
children, awaiting her husbands return
from work. The oldest child was sleeping
IN IN adjoining room, and her babe playing
beside her. The babe, in some way, upset
Il coai-oil lamp near them on the table. and
IN mothers anxiety TO shield her babe,
the contents of the lamp were scattered over
her, and in an instant she was cnvclopcd IN
flames. Her only thought waSfor the safety
Of her child, which she threw from her, and
il escaped the fire entirely.
The nci-lDOrS were soon attracted by the
blazing light in the house, but it was some
minutes before al entrance was effected, as
the timid mother, alone with her children.
had securely barred the doors and windows.
The window sash WAS broken through by
those outside, and the unfortunate woman
found on the floor. wrapped i'll flames, and
the house. too, on fire. 1t was soon extin-
gulshed, however, and the suffering woman
was able to detail the circumstances as re-
lated above. She fingered in great agony
about two hours, dying at II o'clock. The
babe was found entirely unframed where
she had cast il.
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POWDER MILL ExrLosIoN.-Co Columbus,
ohio. September 2S.-A portion of the III
ami Powder Company's works, at Xenia,
containing large amount Of powder, cX-
plodcd with terrific force yesterday alter
noon, killing one man named Thurston, and
nearly destroying six or more other mills
belonging to thc company, and almost blow
ing down several dwellings, also belonging
to the company. The damage will reach
abont 5000. The shock was felt quite Sc
vcrclv five miles from the mills.
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The 7giSsiss!EsDi Radical EsslsTeI.1iOE---
Resolutions Adopted.


JACKSON, Miss. September :Io.-The Radi-
cal State Contention made additional nomi
nations to-day. They were II. Mur@lon,
Tor auditor: II. yu-s"r, treasurer; }. ).
Morris, att"GncE-@cncral and ii. K. PcaSc,
superintendent p,iil;c institutions.
The following resolutions were adopted:
!. The Union. f,~t last, ana forever.
>. Freedom 81 speech and Of the press.
>. Universal sullr"gc and universal am
messy.
/ Free schools presenting the benefit Of
education 10 cycry child in the state.
!. Opposition to that unequal and unjust
system of taxation that diScrminatcs
against labor and bears unjustiy upon the
industrial! classes.
6. The revision of the condition Of free
labor. with Il view specially 10 4 more sum
mary process for the recovery Of debts.
!. Adheramcc to The thirteenth and four
tccnth amendment" to the United states
Constitution.
s. The exercise IL the whole political in
ilucncc 81 the state with Congress for the
Immediate removal. ~ provided, Of the dis
abilities imposed by the fourteenth amcnd-
mcnt.
D. The ratification Of the fifteenth amend
mcnt.
10. The new constitution Of Mississippi
with the d!sir&nch>ing and proscriptlYc
clauses left out.
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Domestic warkc:s-rBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK September 31-fo0n.-Flour ste7
der. Wheat ic. better. Corn 1c. better. Pork
nominal ut $685. Lard quiet. Cotton declining
at 2.:Tl2sc. Turpontinc quiet ut 4JnAc. Kos1n
dull; common, S2.2j; strained, S2.aot. Frctghts
dun.
Ercninq.-Cotton fully &c. lower; sales l. 500
bales at 27ic. Flour doll and declining. Wheat
and corn closed dull with the ncon's advance losf
Pork firm ~ SCI. Lard quiet and heavy Mt lstIl3c;
Whiskey tirlncr 1t Sl.i.. Groceries Gull. Naval
stores quiet.
BALTIMORE. sentcmber 3o.--Cotton dull at 27Ec.
FLOUR lower: Hnward-strcet superfine. 5000
Corn dali: White, Sl.25I al.23. Wheat quiet; Oats
firm at sJ6lc3c. Pork quiet Bacon firm. Whis-
key S1.2o.
Virginia gs, old, Isl; l3G7's, 40 bid.
CrSCrSvATr September 3o.-Whiskev firm at
Il IL. Pork dull nj 532. Lard, l7sc. Shoulders,
,8sc. clear sides, zoe.
louisville. September. ao.-Mess pork; s2S;
Shoulders l7c !: clear sides, 20s: Lard duh at ID
Il9!c. Whiskcy, 51.l28Sl.E.
WILMINGTON. c.. September 3o.--Spirits tur-
rcntine quiet, with sales at se3c Rosin steady II
lisa +i.50.
The hcavv rains have resulted In the resumption
Of navigation on the river. Thermometer 30.
NEW ORLEANS, September 3c.-Cotton III good
demand at inic. lower: sales, 1000 bales receipts
100 bales: middlings, 25sc. Gold, 1874. Nc"
York sight, tlta discount
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SEPTEMBER 2J.-piErring, Of Tobacco continue
light but note an advance yesterday OF &c. 10
i on all desirable grades. We refrain. howe cr.
from advancing our quotations till wc Sc What M
other day may bring forth - the market Lately
has been variable.
We quote uss S7.5ozt:9 short leaf 5nfi 30:
good leaf. :l3.5U1t*Io; prinng5 1T from $50 ID
mnntlN II -. Lnkl- >-!.sg.
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asraE%ll.out Democratic Ticket i'll

aaraEsIl.out Democratic Ticket i'll
Texas.
New UrLEANa, September &9.-A special
dispatch to The Times, from Brennan,
Texas. says the editors Of the Democratic
newspapers, in convention there, have
nominated Hamilton Stuart. Of Galveston,
rs their candidate for Governor. ! full
>traightout Democratic state ticket will be
put forward. Forty newspapers were
pledged IL their support. Much enthusi-
aSm prevailed in tn" convention.
General Davis (hadicli) will address the
people Of B"cahan tomorrow night.
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Cash receipts f.r the year ending February !,
1850. over sl3, coo. eg0
Cash assets February l, 1889, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth III every case double tie
amount loaned over So. 0Cc. 900.
Number .! policies IN force February ], 1858,
g. !jJ.
This Is m all-cash and PURELY MUTUAL conf
rASy, and Is conducted tile only principle
which time and experience has proven u be ultl-
matcly safe aud trustworthy. All of It's profits
are divided annually among the insured In the
most equitable manEcr, which can be used 10 de-
crease the premiums or I" purchase additional
insurance, NJ the option OF the poIicy-holders
Application c..u be made ~ the undersigned.
.. +. RkESEE. Agent
If. S"lNEFOkD, special Agent
under Planters National Bark.
DIR. j. b. NCCAw. Medical Examiner. myy
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FURNITURE. &c.

TJRNTTURE AND BEDDING WARE
II HOUSE I38s and 1910 Main street Rich
mond, Sa.-';. e. STACY y son confidently IN
wife their friends and the public generally II their
FALL STuCk, just completed; which will be
I,.r.d in Richmond: aud in every article they are
nronar,i 10 cnInicta with The best houses in the
rr,ri,;ry: and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
mile them II defy competition.
SIUCkS'. >!IrCkS SiIUCkS!
we viii pay cash for S!GUCkS, in any quantity,
delivered in Richmond
Wcarc anxious 10 appoint agents IN every To-
calitv from which Shucks VIII bear trans portaton
H. whom We will furnish presses Tor talnG far-
ticulars on application. SC oO-2in
FURNITURE MATTRESSES, &c.
4 HAYWOOD Il RITTER, opposit" the post
office Main street. are now prepared 70 manuiac-
ture to order any style OF FURNITURE and
We have row on h3ud.thc most elegant stock Of
CHAMBER, AR l. . L. and l)lNlNE-9OOM
FTRNITUKE that has been seen IN Richmond FOR
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can he bought al
,rI;r establishment from S3J 10 5000.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS Of all styles
made 10 order and warranted Is represented.
Aslhc prices If most other goods are coming
dawn. we have reduced the price Of every article
In nmr line and are now selling about as low rs we
did before the war. All Ia want Of FURNITURE
ar MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods to suit
INC i's'' - HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opDosi.e the poss-oficc, Main street,
.elG-sm Richmond Va.
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. - Stop ut
~ one OF tie bookstores and get one OF INC
:. tNN0iTN CEMENTS," Just published, OF tiic
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE. II con-
tains full lists OF teachers OF classes, ana o!
can ut once. us the session opens FRIDAY the
first day or October. ->r
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A"
8. an If President.
DAY RUM SOAP-delightlul for the
ID toilet or bath--for sale by o-
Sc - : Z. 10 -.
100 BUSHELS PRIME POTATOES,
HUI for sale by barrel or husheli by
"a ~ ALLISON & ADDISON.
Ill Kinds OF PRINTING DONE
1IJrr n -Es.T Gu pRfJTTNG UnN1SE-
DRUGGISTS LABELS PRlNIED al
i TIE DISPATCH fRLNTlN6-Hu''N"
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Foreign aIarkets-tBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, September 80 - Noon.-Consols, oS.
United states bonds, 81. Turpentinc 2.s. 2d
LONDON, September 2n-Ere1tng.1 c"nsols So w.
United States bonds, S3s. Sugar dun ON SPOT
-. Cd. ass gl aloat, 2s5. ID. Turpentinc, 27s.
Oh.
LIVERPOOL ScDtnmber 3n-E0on Cotton ire.
ruitr: uplan,S, latd; Orleans, l2:d.; cStimated
>alcS. 1000 bales o'cioc6.-Cotton duil. iai-
low. As. c.,
TfvERpoor, Scptcuhcr 3o.-Ertning. - Cotton
dull uplands 12id. : Orleans. l2!d sales, 3'Ooo
bales. Including 200 for speculation and export.
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Ricxssmond Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, September so.-The receipts for the
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NEW YORK.

SEPTEMBER 2o-P. M-Gr Dia.-Thc wheat
market Is without daced change; -aies - ""1
bus hcl, at $l.:IIf:i.i for winter "wl and Hu.!ar
western 81 .2E:l - for winter red IIiuets. corn
Is without decided change ac> 200 h1>hc' it9'r.
FLSl.Ol for uusoundncw mixed western, and Il.
S,.r4 for sound nov mixed western. Rye i quiet.
Barley Is quiet. Barry Mat i quiet sale. 2Gv1
bushels nj - g.. Cats are steady: SALE %>"e2
bushels ut G1I! sic. for new southern and western.
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y SAP AcciDEET.--Isaac FctZcr, son Of
Daniel fcrZcr. Of this county. was acct
dentaiiy shot and instantly Killed on last
Friday. Tie and young Grand>tatlwcrc out
hunting pigeons in the n"ighLorhood Of his
fathers residence. GrndSaif Was puttinga
cap OF his gun. when il was accidentally dis
charged. the whole load taking effect in the
back part Of his con- panio2's head. The
decreased was thlfcccr years Of age, and the
only Son.-StcnGadOdA HcrdiI.
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". IT. TEFkFIAN. FrCsIdcut;
W. T. HOOPER. Secretary;
l.. McApAN, hctuary;
i. 4. FuDiCKEk superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John 4 INK;
". WiiScns, If Wllk~us = Co.;
George T. Hope, President Continental Fire In
,urtncc Company;
Hon. James Harper. % Harper BROTHERS;
John j. Crane, President Bank OF Republic:
". VI. N"rmiyc, OF Vermlyc & Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc, ex-',ayor Of New York;
Aaron Arnold, Of Arnold, Constable & Co. and
others. ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent Tor II. ,iGia and North Carolina.
Gficr, No. 902 3iain street
Dr.. j. G. CAEELL- Medical Examiner. la.
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ORGANIZED N 1883.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.

ALL POLICIES NoH-FORFEITABLE.
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HEAVY tR0wp.-Thc mail train oC the
Virginia and Tennessee road was - crowded
with passengers Yesterday that il became
necessary t. attach tive extra coaches for
their accommodation. Even then there was
considerable pressure, and many seemed
una Ia - obtain >cal~.-LynchbuFy Replsb
drV,.. 30fh.
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PROFESSIONAL carries.
EshL.AhEE EsS,. p,'ES.

ETOR BUGGY APRONS, STORM
Il CLOTHS. &C.-ENANELLID RUBBER
,;.uTl-solt, strong, and durable; folds easily.
aud does not crack ia cold nor stick together III
" tI,u, weather. Tor Carriage, Buggy. and Wagon
wors Il i an excellent substitute tor leather, which
Il closely resembles in apt ca..nce For SHE by
(. l.. WILLIAMS.
Dealer In Hardware ana Carriage Materials.
No. I3Il Main street. near Fifteenth street.
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We learn That Polish gentleman is now
examining the lands in Amherst county
with awe" 10 tha purchase II iDo, coo acres.
upon which he designs locating u colony OF
III, countrymcn.
An agent Of u number OF mechanics from
New York i also exc minin" land along the
line Of the Orange railroad with tho design
u purchasing should Il suitable location Of
convenient distance from the city be obtain
ahl".-L yllchJalTy Ncl"S.
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I'VE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
J. COMPANY or NEW YORK.

TIE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
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CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures 100000

Representing the above sound reliable, ana
companies, we solicit the patron
tgc Of those requiring insurance.
THOMAS NJ. ALERlEND & SON,
q In u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

On the farm Of Mr.. John Gregory, three
miles from Stanton. On Saturday morning
lest. q stable containing one hundred and
thirty bushels Of wheat, gears, &C., was de-
~.roycd hy tire. Ii is supposed IT, have been
Ire work Of m inccmliary.- Ed!lcy lr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

ANOTHER WALKER Man GoHE.-Thc
Lynchburg Nc'rS says Mr.. Louis Latour,
appointed by General Stoncman clerk Of the
Hastings Court of that city, has been re-
moved by General C"rbv. and MIR. ". y.
Dove appointed 10 fiji the vacancy. Mr..
l,atour has also hccn removed from the
rl"rk>hip OF the district court Of appeals
or the second district. His successor is not
known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

LAST CASH DIVIDEND. FIFTY PER CENT
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-26
DRESS MAKING.

MISS n. & j. HIGGINS would inform the Ia
llI dies Of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 242 Broad street. where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
patch. Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a201m%
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-26

&%@C& -Z .yS@ JG
Don't trade with us, i'd will not be
our fault. 4a
We are going to lay in a large
stock of the most desirable goods,
and are going to sell them cheap
for Cash. he< eiaaa -ala
Mating a speciality, i'm all widths.
We will open Monday morning
1 case fas color Prints, 10 cents. =
4 case Alpacas, double fold, SO c.
/, case Marsailles, 95 G. per yard. y
4 case Dress Goods CSC. per yard.
All Wool Ingram Carpets, IS cts.
per yard, the cheapest Goods we
have seen for ten years. a. G. .,. l
We would invite all i'm want OF
'First-Class Goods, at Reasonable
Prices, to give us call. ''' ''' e