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AFFIpAvrrS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had 4 form Of affidavit, required by Gen
cral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. THIS
form has been approved ut headquarters. The n
ldavit is required before any execution can be
issued by 4 clerk of court.
We can furnish these forms ut % per hundred.
or fifty cents per dozcn or n"c cents apiece 10
the cities and country. Liberal discount to tie
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OSCILLATION OF RAILWAY TRAINs.-Sir
Charles Fox states in letter to a contcm-
porarv his opinion that the oscillation Of
railway trains, more especially at high yelo-
cities. producing what is ordinarily called
gauge conctSsions," is caused in very
.aeat measure by the use Of wheels the
tires Of which are portions Of cones instead
of cylinders. It's well known to engineers
that the tires of railway wheels ere gene
rally concd 10 an inclination Of one in ntwenty.
II is considered that these were first intro
iuccd by Nlr. George Stephenson in the cX-
pcctation Of Facilitating the passage Of vchi-
lies round curves by their adapting them
,clvc<. through their various diamctcrS, to
The different lengths of the two rails on
which they were running. This, however,
iS not the case in practice. No advantage
Is found to arise in the use of conical wheels
N passing round curves; and as much evil
results thcrctrom on straight lines, Sir
Charles has constructed upwards Of $50
miles OF railway abroad, in the rolling stock
of which he has departed from the usual
form of wheel, and has used only cylindri-
cal ones, and nc has been gratified with the
satisfactory reports of the steadineSs Of
trains supplied with them.-London Star.
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LEAVES FOR KENTUCKY.-Mr. j. .. Sny-
der, cashier of the Southern Express Com
panv. has resigned his position, and goes 10
Kentucky TO engage in mercantile business
Mr.. Snydcr's many friends here Will regret
his departure from among Us, but "lsh nun
all success in his new sphere. His letter OF
recommendation from the officers OF the
company are OF the most tlattering charac
ter, and show the high appreciation II
which he is held by them.
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The BIGeEsr SHOW on EAETH.-John Ro-
binson's circus is meeting with lnerlted sue
cess in Richmond. It is really the best clr-
Gus of the many that have visited the city
since the war. The menagerie is large and
includes many rare and wonderful BIRDS
and beasts. The elephant is a mammoth,
and is unusually well trained. The riding
is splendid, particularly That OF Mss G9f- 1;h
clowns are witty. and the specimens Of
1rouId and lofty tumblinc always elicit ap-
Clause. The lover OF the "sawdust opera"
Should not fail to visit the exhibition. We
can recommend II.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
N THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFiCE OCTOBER 6.
DuesbcTy, Edward V. Valentino, Mrs.
Rebecca L. Anderson, DR.. Ro. VI. Sullivan,
Hiss s. 4. Ashby, Lewis Webb, 4. r..
Sheppard, Richmond, Va; Mrs. William
Courtney, Charleston, S. c.; Miss SaIlie
Wilkinson, Ashland, Va. T. Jackson, Pc
tersburg, Va; Or. John W. Brufy, Roa-
noke county, Va; s. Vanlear, Baltimore,
Md
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RELIGIOUS MEETING. - The half-ycarly
meeting of the Society of Friends Orthodoxy
in Virginia closed lis sessions, in this city,
yesterday. Though the membership is quite
small. there was Il very good attendance,
and the business was transacted 10 the salts
faction Of all.
The answers to the queries as TO the spirit
ual condition Of the Society show 1t TO be
very healthy in that respect.
The following representatives were ap-
pointed to the Baltimore yearly meeting, to
which this body is attached: Joseph j.
Peasants, Oswald White, John PretloW,
Richard Rcks. and J. II, Jones.
Public services We're held at their meet
ing-housc on Sunday, at which diScourscs
were delivered by Mrs. Julia Valentine, OF
Baltimore, and james Haviland, Of New
York. That Of the former was one OF the
most earnest, impressive, and eloquent, to
which we ever listened. Her theme was
''The love Of God and the duty Of those
who profess His name"
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TIE SYNOD OF EIRG1Nh.-The pastors
Of the Presbyterian churches Of Richmond
request ministers and elders who expect to
attend the approaching meeting Of the Sy-
nod that if they will Immediately send their
names to the Chairman Of the Committee of
Arrangements they will have their places
assigned to them and he notified thereof by
letter promptly, so that before leaving home
they will know where they will be enter
taned on their arrival in Richmond
Ministers expecting to attend will please
notify tho-Chairman whether they viii be
accompanied by an elder; and all delegates
to the Synod are earnestly requested TO in
form him by letter whether they will bring
members Of their families desiring accom-
mediation with them.
BY early compliance with these requests
the convenience and comfort both of hosts
and guests will be promoted. and all con-
fusion and delay avoided Oh the arrival of
delegates in the city.
Communications may he addressed to
Robert T. Brooke. Esq, 1014 Main street,
Richmond. Va. The railroads and other
public Convcyanccs to the city will pass
delegates to the synod, going and return
ing. on the payment Of one fare.
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BE BEAUTIrUL.-If You desire beauty you
should use Ifagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives Il soft, refined, satin-likc texture to the
complexion, removes roughness, rcdncsS, blotchcS,
sunburn. tan &C., and adds ttnFc OF pcarly
bloom to the plaincst features. II brings the bloom
of youth to the fading cheek, and changes the rustic
country girl into a fashionable city belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true so-
crct Of beauty. No lady need complain OF her
complexion who viii invest scycnty-tivc cents in
this delightful article.
Lyons Kathairon is the best Hair-nrcSSlns III
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AUCTION SALES TINS BAY.

PAINE & CO. will sell at 10 o'clock at their new
warehouse, Nos. 1902 and 1904 Main street, n
large assortment OF fall and winter dry goods
boots, shoes, hats. rcady-made clothing, and
fancy goods.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at half past (
O'Clock brick tenement on the south side Of
Grace between Eighth and Ninth streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell AT 10 O'Clock. at
the late residence Of Henry Nanzel, deceased,
on Brook avenue, n lot of furniture, tools, and
the contents Of r small grocery.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.--324eszranISsIssssaa
y Tho boats OF the JAMES l-.s&xslE-f&.S&lsJ
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will len 70 the dock usual promptly at Il 81: on
TI.ESpA AVS THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg anG
bcvond collected on delivery or prepaid; NJ e tne
option OF the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
srlmrd to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered TIL charges arc
paid.
d"u EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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HARDWARE, ETC.

ARDW A r E.-WATkINS, COT
I l. TRELL K co. offer to merchants, farmers,
ana mechanics the largest. cheapest, and best as
sorted stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C,
II has ever been their pleasure to do before ana
ask an examination OF their stock and prices.
We are agents Tor & UNI BETTING and PAGh-
ING and ASkER BRAND BOLTlHG CLOIA9
WATKINS. CoTTRELL & CO;
sc Ism 1907 Main street, Richmond, va.
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VACCINATION Medically Considered.


The ue,tlon as to the propriety of vacci-
nation,o which we alluded yesterday, Is
attractig no little attention in Europe. nr.
Grc@or, director Of the smallpox hospital,
London: Professor Depaul, professor oi
yaccinein Paris DR.. Helm, prominent
vaccinapr Of WurtemburG; Professor Ne-
ranichfed, of Berlin, and other equally elEi-
ncnt ne write in condcmnlngtslep practice.
They as>rt that it not only affords no pro-
lection f9m the smallpox, bat that il moe
ulltcs th human system with syphilltlc III
fcctions nd other disgusting diseases, ana
tends TO ne shortening Of the average oi hl'-
man life. DrS. c. Il. Pcarcc and Seatoh, o.
Lyndon, iirm that people who are not vac
cinated famorc easily yrecoTer from any acute
disease thu those who are Vaccnated, OWING
TO the inj jry done to the constitution, py
the introd ction of the vaccine matter. The
statement ,ased on statistical tables is also
made thatin England, before moculatlon
was introtlced, from three to eight per
cent. OF thsc attacked by smallpox dlcd !;
that under inoculation the mortality m
creased frol seven to ten per cent, ana tiEsI
yuccnation1n the rate up to from eie'en
TO thirteen per cent. In Upper Bavaria,
DR.. Bayard ,tates that whereas Ill former
times the agrage Of deaths from smali-poN
was from 1iy to seven per cent, IL IS no"
generally frol fifteen to twenty. Dr. COP
land aflirms nat scrofulous and tubercuiar
diseases hayqargely increased since nhe ii.-
PRODUCTION 0 "cow-poX," ana tllehit'
Eerard, and )ther eminent French physi-
clans, affirm tat consumption has been con-
s!derably auglentcd since vaccination WIS
introduced.
The Psychological Society of London,
in their last 'cport, declare that during
twelve years cfore the compulsory yuccl-
nation law wa established 1883 81, SD per-
sons died Of sDlll-poX. After 1893 during
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STEALING CArrLE.-Aleyander Scott and
jim Wilkerson (ncgrocs) were arrested in
Manchester on Monday, charged with steal
ing three COWS from Cumberland county:
Policeman Hancock made the arrests, ana
to him the accused confessed the crime
They are held TO await the arrival Of the
owners Of the cattle.
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ACCEPTED \ CALL.-Rcv. Charles II. Ry-
land has accepted the cali Of the First B"p-
list church il Alexandria, and will take
charge Of ii about the first Of December.
We congratulate the congregation on having
secured the services of 80 talented minis
ter. Mr.. Ryand viii continue i'll the heid
in which he is now laboring until he leaves
Cor AIcXNndria.
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NOwLAS 4 CO. are receiving magnificent new
styles jcwclry, pins and eardrops. iahdK"fcaiet
holders glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
rncnt and plain gold wedding rings rich silver
ware. in cases spoons. forks, pitchers. cups and
rohlcts and great variety Of other fashionable
goods.
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CARLYLE oS STANDARDIZATION tract
found throughout to be rather pleasant
reading, and to have Il certain interest
Nothing in it, except one small section
treating Of thing never mention, unlcS,
when compcllcd-the thing which calls
itself "SpiritualiSm (Which might more
.ftly be called q" UNrd-BRUTALISM and
.L!rrRGY Of Dead Sea APES y was dis,
agreeable to mc.-Letter to q Ne,r York
aisthOr.
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Members Of the Legislature and others In need
should call mt once and purchase ono Of the
latest style "Sik Hats" just out ut ?. WE1S1GEE
4 Co.'S, corner Of Twelfth and Main streets.
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LAycAsTEEIAN SCHooL-ASSCA REPORT,
4 meeting of the Board OF Trustees Of the
Lancasttrian school was held on Yesterday,
when the president, Mr.. James /. Gates,
presented the following encouraging annual
report ,.-,
10 tie Trustees Of the LdncdStsrinD School:
Gcntlcmen-T following j. my report Tor the
year commencing October l. 13Cs, and ending sep
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Who will he the Speaker OF the House? That
depends great deal upon the looks OF the cand'-
dates and we advise them all to be dressed 10y
BALDWIN the popular clothicr.
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Y STAUNTON, VA.
WILLIAM FRAZIER. late acting partner
Porkhri!gr Alum Springs:
CAPTAIN WILLIAM II. SALE, late ScHcraI su-
pcrIntcnt!Cnt Rockbridgc Alum springs.
The undersigned have taken lcns" Of the EiR-
CHINA HOTEL, ard propose Ia open IL ~ tcir
rnrtnrrsi,iD name uu the ist of OCTOBER, lSh9
Their aim win be so to keep the HOTEL Us To a.
tr, IT the puc patronage ana MAKE IL the dNoIit'
rc.iur-placc Of all Visitors 30 Staunlon It's I"ca-
ton and interior arrangements Vii greatly con
hustle of the depot and the noise Of shitlI!g tra!S
nud vet central and convenient to business; me
h0usc IS NEWLY FURNISHED throughout III 'ilc
vcl V best style OF modern arr. . ,,, ,.
IInt cold aud sEcwcr-haths for LADIES' ana gen
ti.urn bar and billiard saloons, ana hNcry Sta
b.cs. connected with the house. .., for ,o.,,,,,
The pr0pT !cors. having worhed together t3T ni'lE
Years t The RockbriGgc Alum springs 10 nl% 81; Is
faction of the public, Tcspcctiy ASK Si % -
mn or tprir former friends ana patrons VINO Hid!
,.irir ~tnuntnn confidently promising the!h lh1I
they will ind In their hotel the comforts % "'
appointed home,
Omnibus to and from the depot ire" of charr"'
All stages set down and take UP passengers IL
Mr. &. w. KENNEDY latc Of the BGllingbr"ok,
pcirrshur, Va Is In charge of the dining-rOoIn,
and Will be pleased 10 see his iriends: sc.,r
sc 93--iH thAElE1 " 'N'i''
We shall make extra and enlarged preparations
to accommodate the crowds who are expected to
attend the Augusta County EAR, TO bC PC hcu Oh
the l2lh l3.h and l!th Of October" This tair pro-
r,ises IN aclipsc in magnitude and general Interest
lis brilliant predecessor Of last year.
"a
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NJ. ELLYsoS Il co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
Iishcrs' rates. for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER o, 1859.
sun rises t.lG IOon riscS. ........ o.!
sun scts............ 5ti High tidc......... i3I
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER ), 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford. Norfolk mer-
rlandlsc and passengers. J.. l.. IatuIn.
steamer Norfolk. Piatt, Philadelphia, ulerchan-
disc and passengers. W. Z. Porter.
Krie Mary Allcrton, Burdctt, Boston, mcrchan-
disc, CrowCll 4 Currlc.
SAILED.
steamer Isaac Ecli, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers. ". {. Dunhaln n GO.
schooner VI. NunSon, Dayton, New ! ork, WOOD,
Curtis s. Parker. , r
Schooner Reading Railway Al, BARTLETT, Ircn-
ton ~ j.. lumber. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner l.. \. Bayic$, Blylcs, savannah ia,
merchandise. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Catawamt"akc, Lord boston, lHel-
chan disc. CrowCl 4 Curre.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POIST.EA October 5.-ArriEcd, steamer
I5nnncrer Freeman, merchandise ana passengers
Rirhmond and York River Railroad Company,
aI:d 81 lied on return. ,, ,-..
jIoTN,Esi 9 HOLE, October l.-Arrivcd, schooner
j. i. Clayton, Clayton, from boston Tor hich-
mOnd. ,rri-od scboonnr
Caroline, Hall, Richmond.
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NOTlCE,-All persons indebted to the
Y late firm oil HUNBLEY x TATUM are re-
uucsted to settle the same before the 18th October
After which time all accounts will be placed In the
hands OF I'm officer for collection.
Sc 22-tGctl5 dUNDLEf s. TATUM.
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WILLIAM c. DUNuASI K CO.
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers wcci,ry 10 LIVERPOOL, ,1(sFTR
liz ,t GISErNSTOWN leaving gaszzssaasasszn
81 rier I:'i X Sortii river every sat%rday, ,;rrI.
,ln.S1,;E f1tn MT ERIS PENNSYLVANIA,
EEES;ii;;IAND, VIRGfEIA, LOUISIANA.
Can,n passage, goo and So, currency.
Stccra..c pa%sagr $50, currency; oo.,.,,
StrrrIs. tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
i37 liz currency. u,r,h,r, Rot.
Stceragc passage from Antwerp, HAMBURG, hot-
tcrtlaIn, and IIavrc. 3i5, in currency. a,oo ~
For further particulars, apply 1T the oinces I u
the company, 50 BroaG"ay, +. w. D. huhsf'
Manager, or To co ..
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE ni TIE HUN
ED at the Di$pdtch Office.
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FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMI%ION STEAMSHIP sssasfsaS
COMPANY.
The splendid new sic-whccl steamships !SAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, MAG i X "A. ALBE-
uAELT and HATTERAS, leave New York ior
Norfolk City Point. and Richmond, every TUES.
DAY. TllURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at .
o'clock +. NJ Leave Richmond every IuEoDAl,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide:
These ships entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare. accommoda-
lions. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports. - on
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT QUAR-
,rt:i. nE ONE ptR CENT ut the Offices Of this
company. ,o- co,,,,h
street. New York. <
WILLIAM C. DUNIIAM CO., Agents,
cnrnnr Mnlu and Eleventh streets.
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DoHERTE OVER WEIGHT.

THE MEN AT THE SCALES.
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Since my last annual report thirty-cIght boys
have gone from the lrincipais department OF this
scl;ool-Snme 10 business here, some to business In
other cities, and some To other schools iprivatcl.
Very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
JAMES T.. GATES.
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''' 80 QUEENSTOWN. 5000

FOR LIVERPOOL AND 1IfH@S
INMASLINE or MAIL STEAMERS; Ealing
FROM new YDRh EVERY SATURDAf,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
u ,TL,g ~ r.SSAGEBY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First CnJir, Payable in G0td.
Liverpool or Queen town .................sp' "
!SteerGgc PGyabLc In currency. !. ., oo
Liverpool QUccnsto % w
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALifAa a "a
T. E"ri'oyi ~ VI ~ .... 90 90
II i",i's-n J.; tr tr,nch steamer igold).. 20 90
Steeruge, Payable IN Currency. !. - m
i.iEtc. .po"' VI S''~ ....-...... Is 90
llIltaS ''''''''
s.. Johns, \. T., by branch steamer ~ I VI
Tickets sold 10 and from EnRlaha' ifei'hu "NN
the Continent. at moderate rates. ,,,
For further Information apply at the ComPan!'s
ot1rns joins q. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New YORK s.; orto
- nI'<utH q co. kpCutS.
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THE PRIZE-FIGHT.

MEETING AT JAMESTOWN ISLAND
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OILS.

OIL, OIL, OiL.-100 barrels PETROLlA
I e0II for sale Warranted not TO explode.
Twenty per cent. cheaper than In Baltim9rs;
Sc 20 1919 halN Sla-s-s.I-.-- p NJ
DETRQLIA OIL C0MPANY---OFfiCr,
l5a5 MAIN STREET, RIcHMoSp, Wins
pt.rROI Ia OIL IS the safest, cheapest, cleahes.,
an1 e,yes the best light. Warranted not 10 eS-
piole sold only In barrels.
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'haEyriL WETiLLIhM r IS c. DUNI1AM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND NA
LONDONDERRY. Ss1Asa~s.

THE ANCHOR LIN E. o,n.
Favor!tc Clydehut passenger steamers , afI M M
tended to sail EVERY ShIIfDAi foih Piei
Xo, 20. North river, ut l. O'Clock VI. ,.,,cv
RATES or PASSAGE, rhYAbIE IN n!a CunhEm sao AND
Cabins To Liverpool, Glasgow, OF DeffS' ''' 49,
Excursion tickets good for twelve ,uontls Sa9o'
S,ccrage to Glasgow or Derry, $50: intt'meo"'e'
:35. ,,.,, ar
Prepaid certificates from these ports, y3I.
PASSENGERS booked 10 and from Hamburg, ha'fe'
R0ttcr,i:lin Antwerp, &C.. at very low rates. Mt
Drafts issued payable IL any bank III 1rea1 o'l~
tam. o,,,,ry,s
For further information apply at the companys
offices No. Bowling Green, New iorA, W hI'
pEKS0S BROTHERS, or to ,o ..
WILLIAM {. DUEIIAM & co, Agents.
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ETEsNCRS,

TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-SiTI
Il MONTH"; AND ALL REGULAR tzgssssssszss
/ TNNDINC;S on TUE JAMES RIfER.-Ihe last
and elegant uNITEP STATES !. i ! MAiR !, steamer
Captain Z. c. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the ahove-nams1o 1
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ;, ana NJ
DATS, ut "a O'Clock \. Nj, aud returns on tues"
,lavs. thursdays. and saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time to con con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
vrl of steamer.
lare 10 Norfolk, So. 50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturaays'
rom II NJ to 3 T. NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay. and all regular landings on James
river ut reasonable rates.
%D WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frrlght> for wny-landings must be prepaid:
Apply TO l.. u: iAI UHi, hSIne.,
Sc II once Steamers WHITE.
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ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS CoNpASf'
MACKENZIE. HENRY &FLamASl,
81 BROADWAY, NE" IOkh. -.
Through bills Of lading given from kichmona 70
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, gram, anu
other freight. ,,,,a
Particular attention given TO small packages
Cable teicgrams forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacihc coaot,
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan. -,,s
Frcigfts forwarded TO all parts oil the Cui'eo
states and Canada. Apply TO
amos correr Main and Eleventh streets.
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STEAMBOATSaIu

DUWHATAN STEAMBUATSErTSHa
4 COMPASY.-Stcamers STATE sssa.fs'zR.s sasesssa.fsszzR.s
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURo.-Chear
reliable ard safe route % Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston. and the West. Tri-weekly line TO Balti-
more, making close connections with steamers 10
PLIladrlpMa No trsnshipment OF goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Bahf-
n,o-C every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sS-
TCkDAT. Leave Richmond every TUEsOAf,
THURSDAY. ami SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except sundays1 up
TO O'Clock L. ". These steamers have e5ceilent
Fare Ii: rlcals and stiterooln extra. For freight
or passage. apply 10 ,.,,o ,,
aul0 Commercia DioSN'
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pnARDggG ASD I.0DGFSG.

COLUMBIA. :. E..
90 3o Am. w. 4. WRIGHT, Proprietor
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ENXWKA NOTICE.-PICTURES, PIC
Fl LURES, PICTUkES.-A special lot 81 "a. Vpo
larpc assorted Pictures now cllcrcdto the trade In
lots - 50 aud 100 plain and colorcd, at very 9roat
reflection. Carvasscrs and dealer ehouid not iilI
l" purchase, u they c%n,.uo be luDicSteo ~ tiEe
ntilc uDy ,{?.ncd j. HOOVER
". siaykr! street IhiladclTMa fa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, Whann's
y Eaw-Ione Surcrphosphatc, pure tlour ~
Raw Zone. We ARE agents for the above u .iGaro
Tr,lililrr. Eall SIMPLY I'm stur, and for sale by
n,iJ ALLISON u ADDISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06
THE TIME FOR THE Fight

being fixed at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morn
inr, active preparations were going on all
day of Monday, and Notwithstanding the
warrant OF the Mayor. Il steamer was al
lowed TO leave the wharf at Rockets on
Monday night ut o'clock having on board
both the principal Doherty), his seconds,
and about go friends Of one or the other
DartV,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06
THE TRIP

down the river, on the steamer Petersburg,
was. unlike most excursions Of the kind,
without single disturbance OF any kind,
though some anticipated a general row on
account of certain structures passed upon
some Of Doherty's friends. The boat from
Richmond arrived at jamestown Island at
400 4. VI. on Tuesday. After two or three
hours of waiting, some anxiety was eX'
pressed at the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06
MARINE ESTELAGGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER ), l'ts.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER o, 1859.
Sun rises ..... C.tG Ioon rises. ........ 81
sun sets s......... 5.ii High tiic........... 81