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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29

Ex-senator Hendricks is stumpinS ONO
for the Democratic ticket.
HIT. HelInbold, the Buchu man, cleared
s25, 600 in the gold market on Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. John Cox, Of Georgetown, is now at
the point Of death with lockjaw, caused by
using bluestore as a remedy for toothache.
! company has been formed in Paris to
carry out Il really novel idea III the way Oh
advertising. The company takes lease OF
one window in the second OF third story OF
a house in a prominent street or boulevard.
From dusk till after midnight tranSpa-
rency, brightly lit up, on sea-gIeeh
ground, SETS forth the advertisement. You
can arrange either for = display once week
or a whole week, &C., alternately IN any OF
the windows in the several quarters pos
Sesscd by the company.
Mr.. r. IL. Davis. miller OF LemonWief,
Wis.,, was brutally murdered on Wednes-
day. He had been TO Mansion and Drawn
S2OO from the bank, and was returning
home, when he was SET upon by some one
unknown, knocked senseless, and roDpea.
His body was then placed upon the track OF
the st. Paul railroad, and u passing tram cut
Of his legs He was still alive when disco
Vered by The next train, but died soon a.t tea
unconscious. juneau county oilers fSoV
reward for the arrest OF the murderer OF
Murdeiers.
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ARREST or AN ALLEGED MUEDEnER.-A
fatpl riot tool; place in Noithum5csland
county, Va, i. august last. Alter the RIOT,
oIircr Kenny, of Richmond, came to this
city and instituted search for the parties &C
cuSsed Of participation, but without success.
YESTERDAY morning Detective Richards, who
had been detailed Tor that purpose by Chief
Detective Cronc. arrested Charles shears on
an oystcr-Doat, charged with the killing of
Ludlow jackson On that occasion. He also
arrested Captain Joseph jenkins. charged
with palticilutin& ii the same riot and as
sauiting r. GoNroi!y and J.. Jackson, color
cd. The accused were handed over TO othccr
Kenny. in obedience to rcquisition from
General CauJv. and were taken on TO Rich
monl last cycllinE.-HG!t'nlOre Sun, 2Sth.
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HAVANA, September 2S-The recent tele-
gram about General Jordan's surrender for
money was founded upon official dispatches.
1t is also reported that the insurgents near
the sugar districts are treating for sur
render.
The island of Porto Rico is perfectly
quiet, with no political disturbances. The
prospect Of the sugar crop in Jamaica is
IiScOurariuu
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Spain and Portugal.

MADRID, September 28.- Barcelona is
quiet. One hundred and twcnty-six Re-
publicans were arrested. Many escaped,
cutting the telegraph wires and tearing up
the railroads Oil their way from the city.
The reintorcements for Cuba have sailed
from Cadiz.
LISBON, September 2S.-Thc King Of Por-
tugal denies that he is q candidate for the
Spanish throne.
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VIRG1yIA pcsT-OrrICEs. Change The
name and site Of Willow Bank, Nelson
county, VA, TO Warminstcr, directly on In Inc
route, and appoint Samuel Patterson post.
master rice Joshua Carroll, resigned at
Nokcsyilic, Prince william county, William
II. Snow is appointcd postmaster r'cs G zee
". NoheS, moved away al SHANNON Nm
GoochlunG county, W., Marceilus ID. Mar
tin is appointed postmaster vtce ReDecca L Z;
flrnin. rrSimnri
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Marine DiAaStaY.

FORTRESS MONROE, September 2S.-The
schooner j. l.. Leach, from New York for
Charleston, with railroad iron, is ashore at
Cape Henry.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 2S.-Ar-
rived, brig Cyclone, from Georgetown, S.
c., for New York, with loss OF deck load
and sails,
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FIREs.-PittsJnry, Pc, September Il
The HYDE Cotton Mills, in Allegheny City,
owned By \. :. Childs & Co., were destroyed
By fire this morning. Loss, about sl1,,',oO !;
Insurance. SI15. GEO About 500 employees
were thrown out of work.
Cinccgo September PA GaieSburg
dispatch says the Touring mill owned by e. :;
Jones, in that city, was entirely destroyed
By fire on Sunday morning. Insured Tor
$50 900 in q foreign company. The STOCK
was insured for st.VQO.
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Earthquakes IN tie Sandwich EsiaIltss.
G,Iainesc EGseiny.

SAN FEANcIsco, September 2S.-The
steamer Idaho brings Honolulu dates Of Sep
tember 18th. Several earthquakes had been
felt there.
The ship Colon, with $50 Chinese, left
Honolulu. The Chinese mutinicd after
leaving port, and their leader was killed and
several mcn wounded.
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Success l., Alexandria

ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 2S.-Rc1;-
ben johnson Conservative was elected to-
dag to I'll the vacancy in the Legislature
caused by the death Of Mr.. Close, the ilatii-
obl%ined against q Radical majority Of l2j
at the election on the 9Th Of July.
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MIsyEsoTA DEMOCRATIC NoHlSATIoNs.-
CMcugo. September 2I.--The following
nominations have been made by the hlnne-
sofa Democratic State Convention: for
Governor, George l.. Otis for Lieuten:'illc
Governor, J. 4. Wiswell; for Secretary OF
State. 7. q. Z. Cadelanl.
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ANOTHER UHIoN Pacific RAILWAY Con-
Northumberland, CGnaG0, September
21.-Applicat:on Will be made at the next
session OF Parliament for charter Tor ii
Union Pacific railway, to be constructed
from point on the eastern boundary or
British Columbia, with power TO improve
navigation leading 20 and from RAINY lake
and Lake of the Woods. Also Tor charter
to run railway from Pcmbina. ira Fort
Garry, to q paint Oh Lake Winnipeg or
Saskatchewan river, with power to improve
navigation 10 Saskatchewan.
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sPECTsG NOTICES.


B-1 1888. 1888. 1888.
THE DEATE-BLow Is STRUCK!
JOSEPH sTRAUsE
STRIKES THE DEATH-BLOw
BIG PROFIT SYSTEM.
OUR MOTTO:
NO BIG PROFITS, NO DULL TRADES, No
OLD STOCK TO REDUCE PRICES ON;
BUT
CHEAP GOODS
ANDA
CROWDED STORE.
WHITE AND RED ALL-WooL FLANNELs
at Sc;
so pair slightly dam aged BED BLANKETS ut a
sacrifice;
800 LADIES' and CuILDREN's WO0LLEN
SHAWLS at New York prices;
LADIES BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 75c. and up
wards;
IRISH LINEN at s7ic. worth &C., as soc. worth
7Jc.. &C.;
100 dozen LADIES' and cHILDREN's HOSE
ut il per dozen or lee. pair;
LADIES, wooLIEN and CIIILDREN'S HOSE
at halr their value
PLAID and sRIPED POPLINs at eco. cheap
ii 25a.;
RICH DELAINE OF sec.;
Every quality OF BLACK and CoLoRED AL
PACA astonishngly low;
LADIES, uANDKERCHIEFs at 75e., 81, sl.e5,
&C., pcr dozen;
FRENCH MERINos and EMPRESS CLOTH,
The cheapest In the city;
LADIES and MEMS GLOVES OF every de-
scription
KID, EUCK, and CASHMERE GLOVES, &C.,
at less than ut any other house in this city,
T0WELLING, LINEN, TABLE DA0IAsk,
NAPKINS, at your own prices;
SILK PopLINs, SCOTCH PLAID, ALL-WooL
DFIAINES, at such n low figure, in reach OF
everybody to buy;
KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDs, sATINETS,
CASSIAIERTIS OF every quality, for Men ane
Bows. tosatisry the most fastidious;
BRIDAL. COUETERPANEs, Ia, at sl.5c;
COJ,ORED WOOL COUNTERPANEs at 81;
LADIES CoRsETs at e23c.;
SHIRT D0.oMs fine linen, at 2sc.
BLACK sILKs-thc greatest bargains ever OF
fcrctl IN this city;
YAKp-T1pE BLACK SILK at sl25 sl.75 81
| &C.;
HEAVY Rep SILK 1T 81 worth Is, at $'.5
cheeD Il 81;
CHECK AND CAMBRIA AND SWISS Nus
| LIN ut 9Dc. and upward
and thousands OF other goods too numerous Z
mention. 4 call from one and all / ask, and
guarantee Of saving twenty per cent. by ca'iin
II JOSEPH STnAUSE'S
10. 1893 Main street
bct"ccn Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
sea- opposite Palmer y Sons.
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Frost In North Carolina..st.te Fair

RALEIGH, n. c., September 2S.-There was
q slight frost this morning, but not enough
TO damage the crops. The tobacco planters
ere little uneasy.
Great preparations are making for the
State Fair, With tlattering prospects Of sue
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n~7-CAIL AT BnlGGS'S OLD-EsTA-
ELISUEp BAKERY aud get
TIE Rest SODhCRACkEHs,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No.l0YSTER CRACKERS,
NJ PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
yyy ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PUNE SUGAR CRACKERS,
L1SHTFST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
XXI LEMON SNAPS,
FINE S"ICE-NU1,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day 1T Bn1GGS'5 BAKERY, Io'
Main street.
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rENHE SOUTHERN
PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1sC9.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
It's wcty-third wear, ard l. of the few ancient
landmarks still lytt 10 Old irRinia.
The JOURNAL Is offered Tor The new year NJ
Two UOLLNR PER ANNuM; aud we must
urge uDon our readers that the low price Of sub
scription makes IL imperative that we shall como
dawn To the cash basis. our subscription must,
therefore, be IN ADVANCE; and we believe
uroper exercise OF economy VIII enable ALL WHO
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AID
FARMER TO conform TO our terms.
We are confident In promising our reacers
journal in every WAY worthy Of taeir support.
EItS plan INTER- AND FARMER comnends Itself
to the attention Of teachers. merchants, manufRc-
trcrs hotcl-kccprrs, druggists, dentists, nursery
men stOclt-raiscrs, land agents, &C., &c.
Terms OF subscription and advertising arc as
follows
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EXTREME 7YGHrEEss OF THE MARKET
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A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO
SETTLE FRIDAYS BUSINESS, ETC, ETC.
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BOOKS Axo sTAT10HEGy.

rnO TEACHERS AND sCHOLARS.-
Z SCHUOL-B OOIS AND STATIONERY,
wholesale and retail, 1T JOHN ii. WAL>U'S. No.
ais Broad street; Just received p fresh supply Of
GCHOJL-nUohS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY. which viii be sold at very low
prices Great Inducements to TEACHERS. The
current literature Il the day kcpt on hand, and new
hooks received rs soon rs published. sc 90
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The BAEBER-e HOPS CLOSED on SUNDAY
A new Municipal Sunday regulation, CLOS
ing all the barbcr-shops and clearing the
bo0tblacks of the streets, went INTO eHecI
in WASHINGTON city on Sunday last.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.-.---~--SS<ES--1e ~
wLEv BROTH HERS
ARE OPENING THIS DAY
LARGE LOT OF
AUCTION BARGAINS.
DOYLIEs NAPKINS, and TABLE-CLoTHs,
LOWER THAN EVER.
BIRD-EYE DIAPER AT CSC. PER YARD--A
GREAT BARGAIN.
IRISH LINEN-A FIRsT-IATE ARTICLE
ONLY 75c.
GREAT BARGAINS N ALL KINDS OF
LINEN GOODS.
FRENCH MERINos AT THE OLD
GOLD PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL ALL-sILh AND WOOL
POPLINs,
II the nOSL QCslTaDlc ~ i"I.-
NOT HALF THEIR VALUE.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS
The finest and most varied assortment. No house
In this country keeps better assortment
Of these goods.
FLANNEL! FLANNEL! FLANNEL
From the lowest to the highest grade. We call
particular attention to our
YARD-wIDE ATWOOD FLANNEL at 45c.,
YARD-WIDE ALL-WOOL FLANNEL at soc,
These goods are we'll worthy the attention Of
purchasers.
We arc also opening splendid Inc OF GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR;
among them arc some really superb goods:
whilst we also have THE yRI;Y BEST GOODS
In heavier stg5ss:
SPLENDID HEAVY DOUBLE-WIDTII eRAY
CLOTH, sl.50 per yard;
FIRST RATE ARTICLE HEAVY sATINET
at s0c.;
LoWER-PRICED PANT GOODS
OF ALL KINDS;
FINE BLACK BROADCLOTH.;
FINE DoEsKIN CASHMERE, ~ BLACK
AND COLORs:
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTHS FOR OvEECoATS.
KNIT GOODS: KNIT G0oDsH
KNIT GOODS:
We arc opening
sACQUEs,
CArEo, &C,
ct prices that arc sure 20 please.
Our friends are assured that they car purchase
from us at the loves! figure, rs nil or goods are
marked at once at
TIE LOWEST PRICE.
we introduced, and still maintain. the
ONE-PR1CE SYSTEM.
NOTICE.
Our store will now DO opened regularly tSatur
Gays excepted us usual.
seos LEVY BROTHERS.
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SMALL FIRMS SWEPT OUT.
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PARIS, September 2S.-Reports ffoIn
Rome indicate that Father Hyacinthe Will
be accommodated.
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Eruption of Mt. Vesuyius.
FLORENCE, September 2S.-Mt. Fesuvius
is violently erupting.
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MORE PANIC IN WALL STREET.
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CEIlEN'T.


CEAIENT.-The celebrated GROUND
ST,,Pn HYDRAULIC CEMEAT-used b. the
Chesapeake and Chic Canal ana The Baltimore ana
ohio railroad Companies, and upon the Govern
mcnt buildings at Washington, as equal to the Ro-
scndale in I'll other respects and superior TO IL In
nuick se;tipr-GJ0 barrels just received Cc-tin-
1890 j. S. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
all S1--1m Ia AIaluSiiecl.
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TAM PREPARED TO FURNISH MY
4 customers and the public with almost anything
W. II. BIRMINGHAM.
Bookseller Stationer, Binder, and Blank-Book
Manufacturer, No. s3l Broad street, corner OF
Ninth, Richmond, Va. selc-lm
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DELsGATrs TO LoUIsvILLE.--At q meeting
Of the Fredericksburg Board Of Trade on
Saturday evening last Major W. Roy Mason
and Or. +. Preston Wexford were appoint
ed delegates to the Commercial ConVen-
ton TO be held in Louisville, KY, on the
10Th -Hprnld.
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Mr. Davis Coming to the United States

LONDON, September 2S.-Jetferson Davi!
sailed from southampton on Saturday fol-
the United States in the steamer City o
Baltimore,
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SUGAR-MArIYG MACuIEE.--Mr. William
Mcclure, a resident of Fairfax county, has
had patented o machine of his own inven-
ton for making sugar from the cane, by
which about three weeks during the season
and nearly half the present labor and ex-
pcnse Of making the crop can be saved
Alexandria Gazette.
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SUBSCRIPTION.
PAYMENTS.

Subscription, in advance. Advertising, annual,
nuarterly IN advance. All other IN advance.
we furnish the following journals al cinb rates
The Richmond Christian Advocate weekly and
Southern Planter and Farmer for 81 u wear.
The American Farmer. Baltimore tlnonthlyh
and southern Planter and Farmer for $3.50 a year.
The Land We Love tmontbly) and Southern
Planter and Farmer for $t5j 4 year.
Moore's Burial New Yorker weekly and South
err planter and Farmer for S3.7J year.
The Cultyator and Country Gentleman weekly
and Southern Planter and Farmer FOR s3.75 year.
The American Bee Journal (monthly) and South
ern Planter and Farmer for 81. % year.
The Dixie Farmer, Columbia ltri-Teekly) and
Our friends designing TO subscribe for or adyer-
tisc in our journal viii please address THE SOUTH
ENN PLANTER ASD FARMER through the
CT. b. WILLIAMS. Editor and Proprietor;
FRANK G.. RUFFIE, Co-Editor;
JOHN VI. ALLAN, horticultural Editor;
WILLIAM l.. KILL. General Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TE1E NEW YORK. MONEY nARKEE.
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A CLTDIDATE.-Wa learn that Mr.. Will
liam D. Coleman, editor Of the Richmond
E,,quiyes. and Examiner is candidate for
The position Of Clerk Of the Senate OF Nir-
ginia. Hr. Coleman has had much expe-
ricnce in reporting the proceedings OF me
Senate, and Is in all respects well QUALIFIED!
for the Office for which he has been nomi-
nsted.-Lynchb4rg Republican.
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cCHOOL-BOOKS! SCHOOL-BOOKS!
DCARY * AMBLER, No. 1899 Main street, oppo-
size st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, have now
on hand 4 complete assortment Of SCHOOL,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY in all varieties,
count made 10 teachers. Country merchants
furnished at Philadelphia wholesale prices.
I'm
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Grand lodge OF OGd-FeiloEs.
SAN Francisco, Call, September 2S.-The
Grand Lodge Of Odd-Fellows has adjourn
ed sine die
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GOLD TO BE CALLED TO-DAY.
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EI.GGD IN KANSAS.

AEAINFALL or TWENTY-FOURIN INCHES
GREAT DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.
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S7ABE1Se ArrA1R.-A difficulty occurred
on Saturday morning last, on the farm OWL
ed by A. III. II. Bernard, Esq, between
William T. Stribling and David NJ. Embrcy,,
in which a pocket-knite and q corn-knlie
were used, which resulted IN the death OF
Emhrer- Ef.e1ef7cksbUrl HerQkG.
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This Is the Oldest aud ono or the most popular
religious papers in the southern States. IL Is
Presbyterian journal, liberal in Its spirit accept
able among all denominations, and especially
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DOVER H All COAL, the cheapest
1 crate fuel in market. CARBON HILL SOFT
COKE, the best cooking fuel In market. A y
THRACITE COAL. AL sizes. at lowest market
rates. WOOD-0Ak and PlNE-sawcd or long
at Lowest market rates promptly delivered in any
part of the city by JONES { BROOKE. kgcnsS
Dover Company and Carbon IIill mines. Yard Oh
q = IN street near Canal. scT
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WOOD ANn COAL.

coke, COAL, AND WOOD.-Ju>t re
" ceiyed, superior article OF SOFT COKE. f3r
cooking purposes also, CLOVER HILL LUMP
COAL ut s6; HAIL, IS: HARD, for CRATES or
stoves, a per load, delivered. also keep on
hand the best ANTHRACITE coal. and OAh
and PINE WOOD. {. Il. LiPSCoMB,
Sc 2l--sm corner of Seventh and BYRD streets.
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Presbyterian Journal liberal in It's spirit, accept
able among Ill denominations, and especially
priced rs
FIRST-CLAsS FAMILY RELIGIOUS PAPER.
II is commended to the Christian public BY scye-
By its past services. II hiss been In thcsery!ceot
the Church for ifty-six years-a longer time than
been conducted by rs present senior editor.
BY its diligence In is work. Overcoming many
difficulties IN itsacariy history, and successfully
close so great that they occasioned the suspension
for long periods OF every other weekly paper In tbs
South. -
By Its adherence TO principle. Ii was the ONLY
conservative evangelical Journal published In tie
North ut the commencement of the Mar whose
Views could not be changed by persuasion or In
timIdation. II adhered 10 its conservative pripc-
pies even at the cost OF Its suppression aad the
arrest OF It's editor.
By its character ~ family newspaper. It fur
nishes large ana interesting variety OF faatteT -
handsomely printed, and regularly and accurately
mailed. II includes anon It's correspondents
many or the nblest writer's In the country.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
n fs q handsome sheet, tsenty-eight By forty-
three inches. published weekly, At THREE DOL.
LARS A YEAR, IN advance.
Liberal premiums are cncre1 Tor new sup-
scribers. consisting OF valuable books: Smith s.
Barpum's Bible Dictionary, Communion Services
par,or and Church Organs, scwtng-Sl1c hi.ies,
| Washing Machines, &C., &c.
| II the premiums arc not called Tor, rev sun-
scrlbers may obtain the papci. The 1lsf Year Tor
only TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS, Specimen papers sent without chayge-
As an ADVERTISING MGDIUai lie CHRIS
ern States. It's circulation Is very large, Paek-
ages OF the paper varying ireni sin1 V COPY 70
one or two hundred are seat every NcaA 10 TN
TY-oSE HUNDRED PosT-ossicIS.
myI giehmonl va.
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BESEyoLEST1
LIFE ASSOCIATION,
No. LOO MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA. September Id, lSb9.
n-OTJCE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
In MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIA-
TIOS OF RICHMOND. VIA rcqnisltion of
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
nolcy-hoIder OF this Institution has been made 10
hay loss BY death of two Of lis IIembers-viz., j.
b. Albright and G. ID. Carr. This rcquisition
must be paid within thirty GAYS, or tue pohcS-
It. =. STAREE,
ss1s1m General 4 gent.
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REV. A. CONVERSE, ID. D., REV. i. q. con-
Editors and froprictors.
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SCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
y cry, PIANU-FORTES, AND MCSlC -
WOODHOUSE Il PAklIAN are now IL receipt
Of their fall supplies Q: -
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
PIaNO-FURTES and MUSIC,
comprising the best stock they have offered Tor
several years past.
Professors. teachers. parents, pupils, and others,
supplied on liberal terms with all the school-books
eluircd, together with stationery OF every de-
scription.
They are the Richmond agents for the superb
CIuCKER1NG PIANO-FOEJES.
WOODnOUSE & PAEHAM,
40 % 1855 Main street.
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CHRISTIAN OBSERVER AND FREE
" CHRISTIAN COMMONWEALTH,
RICHMOND, VA, AND LOUISVILLE, KY.
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CLASSICAL, and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
GENERAL BANK and COUETlNG-HOUSE
STATIONERY of al kinds.
BLANK BOOKS MADE 10 order in any styl or
binding and ruling aulS-ecd2m
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
N ing per schooner Mary $50 tons FRANKLIN
RED ASH EGG COAL. Those wishing supc-
rior article for their winters supply VIII please.
send IL their orders.
OGice and yard corner Of Seventeenth and DGcE
streets [scS1 WRIT ROBERTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-29

CHEAP WOODl CHEAP FUEL -
" Look ut this and come and see. Good SEA-
SONED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long, Ss.ss
per half cord, sawed ready for use, S2.75; per.
cord IN the yard, $3.50.
II. A. PACE, Agent,
Office and yard, DIS Basin bank,
teI5 between Ninth and Tessth streets.t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22

The American Merchants Union
Express Company have opened sep
arate Office in Vincennes, with Mr..
JOSEPH ZIMMERMAN as agent.