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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-24

KOorMASsCHAP-Hl RETURN TO THE Me-
Observation-Disclosures REGARDING THE Fu-
TURE.-Mr. c. koopmanschap, of San Fran
cisco. is now in this city making arrange
mcuts for bringing 10 this country, i'll 1870,
a supply of Chinese laborers. After visit
ing the West he will leave on November !,
for China. TO return in the spring of 1870,
bringing with him as many Celcstlals as he
may have contracted for. These laborcrS
will not be coolies, as Mr.. koopmanschap
disavowS any idea of being connected with
the coolic trade, but voluntary Immigrants
who agree to the terms offered by him, and
who come hitler with the full knowledge
and consent of the Chinese authorities for
the purpose ofbcttcring their pccunlary con-
dition. A contract has already been closed
with the Texas Land Company for supply
inc 5000 Cinnamon to work OH the lands
owned by the company in Texas. Another
contract has been made with leading land
owner in Mississippi to supply several hum
dred laborers for that State. Mr.. hOop-
manSchaps Cinnamon are to receive an ave-
rage Of ten dollars per month and found :
and hands employed to work on railroads
will get fifteen dollars per month and found.
Mr.. KoopmanSchap goes to Washington to-
day to explain his project to the Federal all-
thOrities, and to correct the impression en-
tertained by some that he designs to import
coolies or others who are not free, volun-
tary immigrants.-Ne,gY York Times, 22d.
[Thc negroes will undcrbid the Chinese.
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gagged, and inspected. This Is a plain and
imperative nroYisinn of the INV !

1 pIONlSIOn OF the law.
Section % provides no penalty for disobe.
d!ence OF its requirements, but ample RENE.
| dies arc found in other sections of the act al
July 90, 1868. Section 81 provides for the
forfeiture of packages of sDirits contain ino
| OVER five gallons found without the MARKS
and stamps required therefor and section
| 96 provides seeere penalties for omission.
neglect, or refusal to do, or cause to be
done, any of the thin~0 ~~~.''-~a - 49, -
VAC part or distllers. Wholesale LIQUOR deal
ers, rcctifiers, &c. Very respectfully,
JOSIAH GIVEN, Deputy Commissioner.
NrRGTNIA.-The Office at Ridgcway, Hen
y county, Va, is resstablisheds - p: G.
Trent appointed postmaster. s&oling-
Ton, Loudom county, Va, ThomasDe KaIb
is appointed postmaster gice William II.
McCutcheon, resigned. The office at Wolf
town, Madison county, Va, Is discontinued;
papers now should be sent to Madison
Courthouse.
GRAND LARCENY BY iCHMoND Wo-
MANA white woman, aged about fifty
hvc years. giving the name of Frances
French, was arraigned yesterday before
Justice Walter on the charge of grand
larceny. 1t appears that about four months
ago she visited Mr.. William Sanderson, liv-
ing near the so':h gate of the capitol, and
desired SITUATE, as she had no friends nor
home in this city. She had just arrived
from ST.. Mary's county, Nd, and had
plenty of money, but preferred employ
mcnt to idlcness. She received Il situation
in the house, and, as the wife of Sander
son was very i'll, she was trusted with
The entire management of the house. Mr..
SandcrSon, short time ago, discovered
that Frances was in the habit of taking
IN occasional dram, which reused his Sus-
picionS. He inspected the house, and found
that great many Of the knives, forks, and
spoons, as Wei X a quantity Of fllrs, were
missing. Detective McDevitt was called
upon, and searched the trunks of the wo-
man, where he found quantity of the
stolen goods, when the officer took her into
custody. She had small bag Of gold and
large sum In Treasury notes when she
came to the house. From letters found in
her trunk it is supposed that she halls from
Richmond, Va, and not from Maryland.
Mr.. McDcvitt believes she is wanted some
where. Justice Walter, after hearing the
case, committed her to jail for court
Washington Chronicle, 23d.
Major Samuel F. Chalfin, assistant adju-
tant-gcncral, and Surgeon III. r. Writ,
United States army, have resigned.
1t is now reported that Mr.. Hoar is to be
appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of
The United States. and Joe Holt Sccrc-
tary Of War. Both rumors arc, however,
doubted
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A SwINDLER.-A Mr.. Frank Young, n
school teacher residing ut Reams's Station,
in Dinwiddic county, was yesterday MORN
in in arrested by officers Gentry and Nina
tree on Il warrant sworn out by d. ". Out
land. of ArteSia, Miss, on the charge Of OBJ
tanning 800 from Allen, West & Co., OF
Mobile, Ala, on false pretences. lie was
brought here and placed in the city jail,
where he will be held to await rcquisltlon
from the proper authorities.
We learn that the prisoner has been weed
ing very wide row in Mississippi, Alaba-
ma, and South Carolina, and that reward
of $500 has been offered for his arrest.-Pe-
tersburq ETprcSS, 23a.
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BARN, &C., BURNED.-The new barn upon
Mr.. Morgan Layton's farm, near Tenth
Legion, in this county, together with his
granary and all his out-buildings, even down
to his hog-pen, were destroyed by fire on
Thursday night last. All of Mr.. Layton's
wheat crop,-about 300 bushels-his farm
ing implements, harness, &C.. were con-
sumed with his barn. Loss, %, 800 or $4,000,
upon which there was no insurance.-Rock-
in1h11n Ro1ister.
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90 TO T. Z. GILL'S

NO To I. T.. UILIo
LARGE BON-TOE BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD STREET,
FOR TIE
Best BREAD In the city,
Best ROLLS,
Best Guns,
Best COFFEE CAKES,
Best TEA CAKES,
Best TEA BISCUIT,
Best CRACKERS, all kinds.
Best and largest variety OF SUGAR, MoLAS.
SEES, and FANCY CAKES to be found In the city.
au 10
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SALE OF LAND.-On Saturday last Mr.
Charles Smith disposed of his farm Oak
Lodge. on the road leading from Berrvville
to Castleman's Ferry, to Mr.. E: P. c. Lewis,
for s14,000 cash, being about ss4 per acre
Clarke Courier.
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Heavy Western

Manufactured TObaccO.-Black work, common
and medium, 2OGl22c.: good and fine, 25G13oe.
Bright work-Common and medium, 25G3ec ; good
and fine, 25GI30c. "
CINCINNATI
SEPTEMBER lS-P. M-The demand for Tobacco
continues active, with 4 firm market and light re-
ccipts. The sales were rs hogsheads. ut S7@5Y
ga. IS for Tugs to medium leaf
LOUISVILLE.
SEPTEMBER 1a-P. M-The Tobacco market
during the week ending this evening has been mo-
dcrately active. Prices have been steady, ana
offerings OF the various grades brought full prices
The sales to-day at five OF the auction warehouses
amounted to nincty-scvGn hogShcads. with rcJcc-
ton ofbIds on three hogsheads. Sales for the week.
100 hogshcads for the year, 80, $50 hogshcads.
NEW ORLEANS.
SEPTEMBER la.-Sincc our review OF Wednes-
day the market has shown but little animation,
only 80 hhds. having been sold, of which l scraps
ut Sc. IL b. lugs at &c. II b. do. ut &c, 70 and
leaf at loo, ut lO.c II ut lie, % good to fine an!i
l bale at lSc. p ID. Last week mot rcportcdl ID
hldS sold on Drl yute terms.
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FERTILIZERS.

SUPERPHOsPHATE OF LIME,
MA 4, Ilh4T BY s sERsER BBnT
Of 't the best FERTILIzERs for wheat corn; oats,
| potatoes, cotton. tobacco, truck. and all other
many which have been obtained, arc the records OF
practical tests which have been made by intelligent
| TO them we cali special attention
sPoTsILvASM COUNTY. VA, August Is; ases;
Snperphosphate OF Lime, which used side by side
with Peruvian guano and Us SupsrphospHhate, ,
careful examination thaying marked the land
where each was applied would state that up 70
erSasns lad the deeded
over the other two and the corn is new looking
much better and less affected by the dry weather.
Yours, ROBERT W. FURNEYKouGH.
ORANGE CoURTHoUsE, VA, July "a, 1872.
pleasure to Inform you that last fall used your
superphosphate upon portion OF my wheat crop,
and that it acted ~ lnxen,ire sats'ac'ioh' very
respectfully your 0'e"'e''' 90 J. .. NEWMAN.
Yin N s sn s. used
| Berger & BUTTS Superphosphate upon part OF
my wheat last fall, aud upon my corn this spring
and upon much better land. Where the Berger
Upon my corn It's effects are astonishing; giving
| 1t a rapid vigorous, and healthy growth and al
though we have had terrible urOuRnI, my cOrn IL
] greener and seems to stand It better tnan any
| have seen. w. Is. TALlAFERRO.
| Certificates also received from Orange county
| from Robert j. Burruss, L. NJ. Slaughter, e. j.
| Browning.
| AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA. Juno !, 1907:
NessrS. T.. u. Stephens d Co. Gentlemen, IL used
your Berger Il Butt Excelsior Superphosphate
on my wheat last fall with the best results fused
only lbs pounds to the acre. and my wheat Is equally
| rs good as my ncighbors, some of whom used 900
pounds OF Peruvian guano to the acre on land OF
the same nature. heartily recommend 1t as being
fertilizer second to none In the market, and shall
use 1t more extensively the coming fall. Very re-
| spectfuy. WILLIS A. WOOD.
| CHRIST ANSBURG. MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
| VA August @, 1891 hereby certify that used
Berger ( BUTTS Supcrphosphate With great bene-
| ut. am satisfied that 1t paid well for the guam
| tity used. Join ID. nHApTpnD'
| 1909 Cary street.
sc o.-eodst Sole Agents for Richmond, Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is no doubt
| 4 rs to the value of Potash rs MANURE.
| AS agents for the German Alkaline Company we
| can furnish Potash Manure prepared especially
for the various different crops and containing dH
| the requisite constituents In proper proportions
Potash fsD't or Snphate Of Potash and Magnesia,
to those who desire TO employ them alone
| or i'm combination with their Peruvian Guano,
| r-PhoSphatcs, or stable manure; 10 winch
| thty are an Undoubted improvement, az none
| Of them contain potash or magncsia In pro-
given I'm our circulars, which are very interesting.
| These manurcs are direct from the mines In Ger.
many, and are the only importal1ons OF naturai
po'''''' ''''' ''''' TALIAFERRo & CO.,
| Sole Agents for Virginia, Richmond
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NEW YORK

SEPTEMBER ".-Tobdcc0.-Kcntncky Is more
active for consumption, but the export trade Is
still checked by the light supply OF freight room:
1877 hugSheads Kentucky were sold n SiWlIc Seed
leaf is In less request Sales are 10 cases state seed
at SOC m$l, and 1872 eases Connecticut, part 'GS,
wrappers. at SIC.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND.

SEPTEMBER 93.-Thc market Is not quite so brisk
to-day but there is little, If any, change In quota
tons. We continue to quote:
L,gS.-Shipping. green or unripc common to
mctliim, ,$3GlS9; shipping, ripe, in good order,
.$g6tTl0: working, common TO medium, Slt
GSli; working. good, $lOm$l2; bright smoking
or working common to medium :ll@*lG bright
smoking or working good TO line, SlGGS25
frosted. SGTS7. -
LeGf.-Shipping, short dark, In good order, so
6Sll5O shipping, short dark. in soft order 50 81
@Sll shipping, In good order, long dark, rich ant
waxy, $l36SlG shipping, in soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, SlOGl$l2; English ship:
ping, $llMSl5; slcmming, short and long, Slo@
sli: bright wrappers, medium 20 good, s3O@Sl5
bright wrappers, fine to extra SiJ6lSs5; sun
cured, medium, Sll6GSl6; stn-curcd, line, Sl5W
Sa5 frosted, S6GiSio.
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IRON WORKS.


STOVE
II, AND
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
FOUNDED 1851,
1000 CARY STREET, RICHAoSD, Va,
Manufacture ..x,.
COOKING AND HEATING sIofESs
HOLLOW WARE,
FRONTS AND CRATES.
ALSO, -
IRON FRONTS for stores and pubic Dulia-
WINDoW CAPS AND SILLS,
CAST IRON CORNICES,
GALVANIZED IRON C0RNICES,
IRON RAILINGS,
IRON YERANDAHS,
VAULT DOORS, &C, &C.;
and sell
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN PIG IRONS and
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
BUY OF HOME MANUFACTURE
Because better, and rs cheap; because you give
nome mechanics and Iaborers employment; De-
cause you can easily get your articles repaired;
because your money Is LEFT at home. Address
10 a-eodSw3m IreprGlors.
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TIE RELIGIOUS SITUATION.

Paris, September 22.--rhe Journal des
Debdts looks on the religious situation rs
one fraught with serious consequences. 1t
is said the coming councilat Rome will meet
only to satisfy the decision of the most Ill
tramontanc committee, but the attitude OF
certain German and American bishops, and
complaints ofillustriouS French ecclesiaSticS,
show that the labors of the council will not
be so easy and direct as was anticipated. II
the syllabus triumphs ii will be with 4 strug-
Gle, and the triumph can be only ephemcral
SWITZERLAND.
Lausanne, September 22.-Congress is in
session here. Yesterday Il banquet was
given the delegates. Victor Hugo was pre-
sent, and offered toast "to the Republic
Of the United Statcs.' He said he felt sure
that, initiating the example of America, Eu,
rope would eventually become fcdcrativc
republic.
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y 5000.
The subscribers are engaged In the manuiactare
of SIJMAC MILLS, and from their knowienge sp9
experience believe they can construct oesler ara
more perfect MILL than can be procured any
where In the United states. ,., ~
sons inclined to engage in this business.
we will, II desired, put in operation all MILLS
,urchased from us and will also furnish all the me-
cessary Information about grinding, &C.,
SCOTT s. B0WERY,
Hope Foundry,
seI-,mx Fredericksburg, Va.
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PATENTS IssuEp.-The following, United
states patents were issued to citizens, or
Virginia for the week ending September
q, 1869, and each bearing that date: Cotton
press, Charles j. Beasley, of Petersburg
assj@nor TO himself and Tappey, Lumsdcn
n Co., same place horse-hay rake, VII
liam p. Ewing, Fancy HILL, Va; churn,
samuel ID. Lucas, Winterpock compound
for restoring damaged tobacco, Wesley A.
Wright, Liberty-assignor to self and Will
lame. 'rrowbridge Pile for railroad chairs,
David EyuoD. Richmond.
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NEW ORLEANS,
Richmond Prices-Current.

On hand and on shlpboard not cleared. 800.
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-, o. -vYuttou ny IdW OF
, part OF distillers, wholesale liquor deal
ers, rcctifiers, &c. Very respectfully,
JOSIAH GIVEN, Deputy Commissioner.
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DEcADENCE IN New ENGLAND Men
eminent in position have been investigating
the phenomena of the decline of population
from native parents in New England. DR..
Allen, of Massachusetts, is row contributing
tee The LEVEL and Boston papers Statistics
showing that the population increase in
that State is due almost wholly to the
foreign element. The following are some
of his latest figures:
OF s5s births in Lowell in 1868, SGD had
fathers born abroad, and only 296 had
fathers born ip this country. But even
this does not give the whole statement, for
of the 296 whose fathers we're born here,
a certain number had foreign mothers or
grandparents, so that he estimates the
strictly American births Mt 237 only, and
the foreign or partially foreign at 62l. And
yet, less than half the population of
Lowell are foreigners, or of recent foreign
extraction. The number of births in
Lowell was s24 in 1867, of which 215 were
of pure American parentage. In Lawrence,
in 1867, there were $50 births in 1868,
only 700. OF the latter, DR.. Allen estimates
that 647 were of foreign descent, and 1855
of pure American blood. About half the
population of Lawrence are of foreign cx-
traction,
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P. j. TRAQUAIR

p. j. TRAQUAIR
Bes to intimate to his town and
country that he is daily receiving by express other
wise large additions to his already weselected stock
Particular attention is requested to his assortment of
HOOP SKIRTS
Which is the Largest Cheapest in the CITY and con-
tains among other styles the celebrated La Grande
NIctoire and the new Extension Hoop Skirt"
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT
Is replete including every quality prices ranging
from 10 cents to 81 So We call particular attention 10
Corset which selling at 50 5o-the best and
cheapest Corset shown in this city for the money
OUR DRESS TRIMMING AND RIBBON CASES
Are completely assorted all the styles of silk
and Satin, and in every color and width.
THE MILLINERY ROOM
Children's HATS, BoNNETS and FRAMES, of every
conceivable variety, including Straw Hair Mixed
Rosalind Shepherdeas, Antoinette, Mgnonette, etc.
all at prices that are perfectly marvellous.
OUR STOCKS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NETS,
BLONDES. .LACES, Walls, ETC,
Are unusually elegant this season, and very cheap
Also line of very fine GRENADINE SHAWLS ap-
propriate for the season prices really astonishing
THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
Hosiery Handkerchief Parasols Umbrellas
Ladies and Gents Under garments, Perfumery, etc.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description also fully represented such as
Swiss MuslDs Nainsook, Tape Checks, Cambrics Jaco
nets, Linens, Linen Damasks, White Marseles Towels
Plain and Hem stitched Handkerchief Mosquito Net
tings, etc. besides usual assortment of Fancy
General Dry Goods all purchased at the lowest cash
terms.
We are receiving from auction continual accessions
every department in many haffthe of I'm
To this item the attention of our custa.
mers is especially invited.
The usual liberal Wholesale dealers in town
and country. >.
p. j. TRAQUAIR, ==
= APPS If 16T Canal street. one door from Dauphine
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An exchange says that the Governor of
Massachusetts has been presented with the
sword which jefferson Davis wore at the
battle of Buena Vista, where, at the head
of his brave Mississippi regiment, he turned
the fortune of the battle; where he re-
ceived an honorable wound, and for which
gallant services he was offered and de-
clined the rank of brigadier general in the
army of the United States. 1t was present.
ed by the father of one Col. Graves, who,
while in command of regiment of Massa-
chasetts volunteers, in the late war, stole
the honored weapon from the residence of
Mr.. Davis in Mississippi.
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It will be seen by the advertisement of J. A.
Braseman Co.. SEQ and 5ss Magazine street that they
geher unique 1t but another evidence Of the thought
full consideration of this firm who ever intent on
promoting the interest and mnsten to the comfort of
their patrons Satisfied that this skirt IL superior to
heretofore in uee they promptly introduce 1t with the
that &c stands peerless alone combninEas
II docs features which mako it preeminenty the model
hoop skirt Tho cash system, which IL the basis Of all
their operations eoabes these gentlemen TO procure
the latest improvements and novelties and dispose of
patrons.g
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G. C. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street the model newsealer of the South and
gentlemany he is accommodating He has the Pilot
Irish American People, Citizen United Irshman Ban
ner of the South New York Chicago st. Louis Cinein-
natl and Louisville daily papers The Chimney Corner
nal Bazaar Clipper-Monthlies Lppinc0tts, Putnafns,
Galaxy Demorests Fashions Lesies Cooley and Peter.
sons, for Nav, with all the new publication.
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A DARK FLAG.-At Neuchatel, in Swift
zerland, one of the Associations most active
in abolishing, by law, the Sabbath, as is
now the case in Geneva, has adopted a new
flag with the following motto: " The Church
without Ministers Religion without a Cate
chisIn Worship without Mysteries Moral
ity without Theology, and God without
Design
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re O IN Sois, 29l Camp street, dealer in f1rni-
f6rnjt1, ~ on hand largo and varied assortment
rtlnents Coating terms. Upholstery in ali its de-
ason IA a. hlt In workmanlike manner. Az tho
epingi fbs1 t,,w nen people are breaking M house
BON Ia Nil md In Mr.. BDis liberal dealer with
ne ''He arrangements for the disposal Of the
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NEW AbYgRTIsgMEMrs

HALL OF YOUNG MEE's CATHOLIC FRIENDS
Society of st. PstrcksAt aneefing Of the above So
ciety, held on Sunday. 18th April soe tho following
resolution was unanimoasly adopted 81 ss'2(.
the cordially ssnssrsa y TaoS asf sa
also ,sf h hi Ia. %spS sSsss q towards
true copy. D. T. CUMMING President
I. + BARRETr. Secretary. apasIt
A MOTHER NEW THINGl 81
J. A BRAsELMAN s. Coz
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers Foreign and Do.
meatic Dry Goods.
Have just received an Entirely New and Novel
HOOP SKIRT,
Which, from its Lightness and Peculiar Construction
= Promises to become the most popular
Hoop Skirt ever introduced
They have also made HEAVY REDUCTIONS in the
Prices of their
sEASoNABLE DRESS GOODS.
SEQ and 5ss Magazine street. of ST. Andrew street
ape5It
NoTIcE-HAvING THIS DAY DISPOSED OF
all my right title and interest in the preparation
known aud published as
BINEAUD'S CELEBRATED LIGHTNING
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
To MR. JOHN FLEMING, respectfully ask of nv
friends and buyers generally to address direct for
all further supplies.
L. BINEAUD.
Having purchased the sole right manufacture the
above article expense will be spared maintain its
unrivaled excellence, and all infiingements on Trade
Mark or otherwise viii be promptly prosecuted.
JOHN FEEMINa
apps 1t F1eming's Patent Medicine Depot.
l67 STREET '--'''.,, l67
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J. G. Belden, NJ. D., homeopathy physician,
Is one of tho oldest practitioners of Hahuman System
in the city His Office is I57 Camp street, and his
hours set forth in . card elsewhere.