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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-23

DROAD STREET STILL AHEAD!
DRY GOODS ENoreH TO SUPPLY EVERY
BODY IN The LAND.
PRICES PUT Do S6Tc At THE LOWEST
at NO. COS BROAD STREET, NEAR sixth
Ladies', those beautiful new design
DRESS GOODS
have come ID hand. Secure pattern before 1t
sell some SILK FEiS Il rs az zoe. worth double
at least. H..
BLEkCHED and UNBLEAOHED COTTON, a
yard wide. at l2sc.
Pretty and good CALI UES at l2,c.
MARsEILLEs Fh]LLIN G at &c. whole piece.
ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES. regularly as
and A No article, assorted sizes for the
amazingly low price of 3l.2S.
Ahsndsome assortment Oh CAs o sianst etc, LOT
LLAMA LACE sHsWLs. from sao down to the
Imitation. at sc. Other SUMMaH SHAWLS
in Barege, Grenadine. Thibnet, etc.
HNMsTIT CHED, and EMB tUIpERED
BsNDKEhCHIFFS; also, in PLAIN
LINEN ones, for ladies' and gents
use, having bought very large lot
at very email prices.
Don't neglect to look at our VIZ $685..
INSESTIN6S,
E s8fss1SSkss
CAMBRICS
PIQUEs, .w
TOTELIEG,
.. IBISH LINEN.
and other WHITE GOODS, OF which purchased
extensively on account OF their e &c, ps~rp
apu sos Broad street.
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NET SALALEM BROTH.-EENsON's sA-
LALEM BROTH Is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, salt
Rheum Poison Oak and all eruptions OF the skin.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any Of these annoying diseases as a
certain and speedy cure, completely Graduating
the disease leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
ap 1o-3m Richmond, va. :
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4n ., Petersburg cypress has reproduced
q tal report Of the proceedings Of the Com
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A beautiful line OF DRESS GOODS, consisting
a"I&s in pars OF
ELEGANT COLORED SILKS, all shades;
HANDSOME JAPANESE STRIPED SILKS
something unique and pretty;
BEAUTIFUL ELK PoPLINs, some as low as
80 a pattern, very cheap; 49,
BLACK SILKS at 81. s9.asss27s, So 50, very low !;
JAPANESE CT oTHs, plain and checked;
CHECKED ALPACAs, ell co.ors;
SEA SIDE LUsTREs, every one says they are
beautiful; ....--.,.
SILK CHALLIES, every color;
WHITE A-PACAS, plain and figured, at soc.,
75c., ana 81; 1854 t.-t *f
BLACK ALPhCAs, the celebrated Buffalo
brand;
PLAIN ALPACAs. all coIors, at s7s,., very
cheap; ..,.-.,,,
GRENADINE ROBES, something new;
FIGURED GRENADINES, at 20, Is, 60. rs, sOc.,
MARsEILLEs, for Dresses, at al 40, 80, 7sc and
81;
NEW STYLES OF CALICoEs OF BEAUTIFUL
DEsIaN.
,.fos = g@Ta -@ -Esa~st
.r.at-t.-.-rs {. r.....g.iag fUEa3-r&
We ask the particular attention of the ladies to
the above list of DRESS GOODS, and In doing so
feel satisfied that no one who calls to zee will fall
to be convinced of their BEAUTY, STYLE, and
CHEAPNEss.
t5g.s. Els" ao@f A bargain,
SOLID CoLORED DGAB DELAINEs at lsc.
per yard.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS MUsLINS- as low as 1sc |;
TARLATANs-green, blue, white. black, pink,
and red;
Sd FRENCH MUsLINS, beautiful quality;
Plain, Plaid, and Striped NAINsoOKs, remark
ably cheap.
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS cheaper than tie cheapest
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN cheaper than the
cheap,st.
MEMS WARE.
An endless variety OF
CAssIMERES,
CLOTHS,
MgLTONs,
COTTONADES,
LINEN DRILL and DUCK.
sHAWLS. SHAWLS.
A beautiful SPRING SHAWL for s2.so
LACE SHAWLS. LACE SHAWLS.
EMBROIDERIEs.
are still offered st great bargains. E lso many
other articles which we have, but have not the
space to mention them. ALL WE ASK Is A
CALL. HIRSH q GUeGENHEIafER,
No. CT Broad street, third door above Theatre.
SALKSMEN:
W. G. KrAN, j.. h. CHRNERY, w. II. GORDON
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. apl7
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS

PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
BLACK, rs, 80, soc., 81, sl.as-be5t, $Lto;
sREEE. 7s 80. soc 81 s1.s5 sl.5a-best, 81;
JAPAN, eoc., 81, sL25-best, $L5o;
MIXED, IS, 80, soc., 81. sl.2s, el.so-best, slso.
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CECoND SUPPLY

CECOND SUPPLY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
now OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT
1.-THE" DRY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
sTRLET--No. 627.
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gPEsETAL NOTICES.

.~ VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
v1peIE1A TEA. AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
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CROCKERY. &c.

S6HoSRA16NA GHCs
NEW STOCK.-Just received, large
IN and well-a5sorted stock OF
WHITE and DkCoRATED CHINA DINNER
and TEA SETS, ss
WAnE ofevery description-at New York
prices, wholesale and retail.
FANCY TOILET SITS at extremely low
Also. The NEW METALLIC PORCELAIN
LINED BAKING DISH, beautiful ornament
for the dining table.
Cali and examine the stock at ,t ..at@a
apA GARY's, 1905 Main street.
PICH NEW GO0Ds.-We have lately
LII received very large and elegant assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS, EARTHhNWAkE, and
HOUsE-HURNISHING GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete in the State
and we invite the examination OF our friends and
all In want OF gouds In our line. fHousekeepers
VIII consult their interest by calling on US. Our
stock consists in part Of Rich Decorated China
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Gets W bite China and
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Bets !:
Rich Cut and Pressed Glassware In great variety !:
slver.plsted Of best quality Patent Pitchers
Fine Rodgers's Table Cutlery, American and
Common Table Knives. Tin Toilet Sets, Plated
and Jspanned Walters, Casters, Lamps, Looking
Glasses, IelnvM are Brown Stonewsre, &C., &C.
ALL AT LOWEST PRICEs- -. /.
NH 27-sm 1907 Main street tEagie SQUARED.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAe.
TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.

Eew-crop Teas received daily; selected Will
great care by experts. Our Teas cannot be sur
nasssd in quality or price, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Sold In quantities to suit pur-
chasers--from an ounce to chest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-23

$3.50 FERTILIZERS.
DOU RETTE. .....
The attention OF farmers and gardeners is re-
specially called to this jlstly-celebrated
FERTIL IXaR
1t will produce more in proportion to cost than
any other manure, and will mature the crop from
two to three weeks earlier.
FOR TRUCK FARMS
1t stands unrivaled IT is more extensively used
in Europe and Asia than any other fertilizer.
Recommended particularly for
CURN, CuTTr,N, FOB aCCO, AND
. Vr GETABAEa.
1t Is made from The night-:oil taken from tie
city of Richmond
Send for = circular and read the certificates OF
those who have tried II.
Packed in strong barrels, aud sold at $40 Der
ton. VINCENT BAndANlN,
- Manufacturer,
Office and storehouse 1907 "a street
ap l3-1m and Basin bank Richmond Va
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY IS nsa
THE lNsURANCE-hND SAYINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized capital. ooo w.
Issues polices to cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on the most advantageous terms. and offers all the
inducements connected with
4 HOME COMPANY
OF UND0UBTED ABILITY AND SAFETY.
ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
d. /. HARTsooK, A. Y. sroKKp,
JOHN ENDEkS, 4. Il. WohTHAA,
WIN. Is. lSAAGs, SAMUEL =. 1ARpr.
PARKER CAMPBELL, GEORGE y. PALMER
w. g. PAINE, w. q. TAYLOR,
JOHN g. " ILLIAMS, T.. Z. TUHtIN.
d. j. HAR'rs'Iuh. President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
3. G. WHERRy. Jn.. kgaiStant Secretary.
Office No 1914 Main street. NH ls-fm
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Gross assets February lss 1886. .sA sss 70
THE ASSETS ARE THUS APPROPRIATED
Net reserves, compauy's aEs
table, per cent. .......ScSf .a ia %
surplus .....,.,.......... . 0so S73 u
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LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS cheaper than tie cheapest,
PILLOW-OAsE LINEN cheaper than the
chesp,st.
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believes little but its own writings, which
shows, after sll, how gullible people are.
If they are excessively cautious in one d.
rection, they are likely to be deluded on
the other hand by something more mon
strous than what they had discredited
Just like the bull who, afraid of danger on
one side Of bridge, backed off into the
river on the other!
Notes Critical, Explanatory, and Practical
on the Book of Psalms. By ALBERT
BARNES. New York: HARPER & Bro
THEIRS. ... -
We have here the second and third vo-
lumes Of this elaborate work of the Rev.
DR.. BARNES on the Psalms. The first was
published some time since.
II is Meier Too Late to Mend. A matter
of-fact romance. By CHARLES READE.
New York: HARPER & BROTHERS.
This is reprint, no doubt induced by
the fresh start its author has got in this
country by his recent law suit about Grit
fifth Gaunt."
Breaking Butterfly; or, Blanche Ellsrs-
lies Ending. By the author of "Guy
Livingstone and other novels. New
York: HARPER s. BROTHERS.
This is possibly the veritable I" breaking
o fly on wheel" Of which we have heard
SO much. The life Of butterfly is most
interesting matter. 1t is SO typical. The
novelist is ingenious in the title, and the
book will find some purchasers merely on
that account.
That Boy of Norcott's. By CHARLES
LEVER. New York: HARPER s. Bro.
THEIRS.
LEVER has not been very prolific Of
novels Of late. He has been industriously
contributing to the pages of Blackwood.
His o'Dowd papers have added no little in
terest to that veteran monthly. His many
admirers will no doubt welcome this new
contribution.
The Principles OF Psychology. Part /.
The Data Of Psychology. BY HsRBERT
SPENCER. New York: d. APPLETON, g.
Co. st1ss COS ~
SPENCER is one of the most accomplished
men Of science Of the day, as we'll as one
of the boldest theorists. The present work,
the frat part Of which is q little in excess
, 1869-09-27
SPRINGFIELD,

Ssre*qcctx OF tl.r $shtc EAiF-The
1ltfatury ToATnAHicnx-k kniJFond
Engineer h1lIeti-asovcrti0r Pal
u,eF,s Speech OIL Emancipation
Itssy.
Speclal Despatch to Thu GhlcaEo Tribune.
srEIaur1ELp, Sept, 70
II Is T0y gratifying 10 our seure Tho arc inter
csle.3 III the buccrh. u tac nnnuai STATE Fair to
know thu, not only tht Weather, but cFe1ythlug
Csc GIges fht toet favorable Indications OF one of
the tsrEest plcakantcEt lEt most sutccssfrl Stale
ratrs ever hel i'll llinoIs Iurst cattle and stock
at att In,ts b1!nZ pushed fnEa ard with Ill pos
sI,,e ticspAtch and Lhe ArtlT&1s on The fair
vrtEnds. IN to tins tlatr, cArrt'i all other fa!rs.
ani are hne inult.s'inh u " Int the fH1r wul TX.
Thuted1y, September ~ Is lllt aI} set apart 10
the rro3Ihitrte fur lie EEant snntaEy dhpIxy.
sn Informed that ELK ut eight military orgSnsza-
tlous win coluretr Tor the prze
courauy on that occus,on. Governor Palmer aud
l,is MILITARY EtsH, With ,he springfield xouaSes,
Company u, Gusernor's Lizard. nitin inll nnlfotrn
i'll tc tHrsei&, aat Governor Palmer Will person.
ally review the citizen suIdletA on that occaslon
Thu SplinEDcld ZnaAsca ARC determined to win
the rrlzc. il 1n1tcctncss u drill and accuracy IN
movement xte The Test It'll. company IL COM
nxnled hy Colonel +. +. Jolusun, Old veteran Of
tie waE, skilled no. orly in shc fancy InatltEus1cs
OF 1nIltturJ drtll, but lss h4d nse years actve
service Oh the netn. The utu @ho compose this
company nrr the nowes Vi The ynn1h Of Springfield.
mud viii show In the coirtuE tournament not only
b3 their skill In The lri but hlso tn the!t gentle.
manly department laa; .Aclt friends have Just
fc1suu 10 br proud OF kneIt
John Il. Tsiuelc. sLc,uecz on The Toledo. VS.
sa,aIday. @ ne ! was % IL cEsrss oi IN engine dsaw..
ing freight frail Westward, and had reached
Cs,lln htatlon, whefe tte lFa'u stopped fcE mo-
slsIal!ed III brennan 10 aove OF, jumped % ~
rear end OF the 1ratn. aud WAS making
NJ xaI 10 ~ ,,as snsans e., ,o exer T., sss
ths. carx poTttun OF the tram nasBtd QYeE hin
, 1869-09-27
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Congregational Committee MT
Dxnnhn-fkrccptlon by Its Hurtness
meu-InNpection Of the 1koAd.
TIE Omaha Republican Of Friday lat conta,rs
q srport ol reception given b. the bastnc4s men
Of shAt c,ty 10 The t}oyernmsnt 1nspecsoss OF tho
P1cldc ltat1road- 1t kays: ...-...... ...-...
t,5ne announcement made IN the morning "a.
rc,s that the buftness men Of omaha would pa
Sbcir respects TO the eminent gehs4ctneu who nave
feceuiiT rrtu.ued from m otc.ai tnsesttgauon Of
The Tu;on Pacific Railroad. ia The .rae'ons paI'or
Of The Cozzcns Hotel, ut 10 ocloek yesterday
morning. wns promptly responded 70. and a.
the appointed hoar quite nompH 9! our
most prominent citizens lad assembled s =.
tic Designated place; Ins o9g . msMoS.f scncE.i
Il,z.m WaibrldSe. Ms r1ealdeat, and lfon. S y;
Relton, .Fles.dent Of the PennsylEa1is Central
IsaltTpad. SIcs61A Boyd. Wtns1ox, nn6 Constocf
to1k their departure for the East On NcdnesdAS
evening. Aide from The txo members of tue
commission, there we're present Oliver Ames,
rIe.idep, Of the u11on Pacific Road. Dt. James
F3n.llsEs ph9a,caan to Genera walosl6gs: General
several otbers irou abroad. 10 mention the
Gatnes q ont oxn citizens Who ~efe present
Sonld hc inv1dopx. 1t ts only necessary TO state
that the respons.ele, solid men Of The city were
, 1869-09-27

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune, .
WASHINGTON, Sept &c
GovERNMESr GOLD SALES.
AZ the cisse Of business hauEB yesterday The
gold men II New York had nnlJ taken tHo mlll.
ions Of the amount offered bY The government
TUE rrBL1c pKRr>
The reports Of the receipts and expenditures for
the month arc not yet sufficient 10 jIsfy the estt-
Mate at the Treasury Of the u,nouHt Ut the figures
for the Debt statement for the present month,
though there Is 10 doubt tus there will he q re-
dcctiop.
NEW MAIL WAGON.
4 TRIAL vas made yesterday. hg oeicr Of the
Pos. u..stcs General, Ut j t1ex wagon 9cs.yled to
make e1ilct'tlou. of 1Eul nun street boxcs- TIC
4 I'll matter vas taken Up frnin the liz poSea o!
the city In tty hours. At present II 1tqaires tHcuty
zneu to 80 the wo;k !os city Q. this size. Three
wagoDs nse considered Necessary 10 insure sual-
cicht et!eItE In collections. The body ol the
box u lafEt tron box, With Il slide through which
the mall 1rAtttr Is Introduced, the keys to the
Wagons be!ng Actt ut the Pol ot.ce. II the tr:nl
proves Anccesaft here II Il intended TO use then.
In Ill the larger cities
REMISSION or 7AxEs-
The Internal Revenue Bureau his decided not
to remit taxes In the case presented nJ members
Of the Iron Mann1acturtTs' Association, who
parsed metal directly from the tufnnce to flnal
completion. and then claimed exemption from the
intermediate tag on p,s iron.
y1RGix1A.
Two Vtrg!n!ans will publish statement to-r1or
TOW that the President has expressed no prefer.
cuce, IS has been claimed, for General William!
for Senator for Virginia, and that he stated Il
then that lie conBfdeIcd It Improper for him to IL
Smatc nnT choice In such ma:terz.
GOLD IatKs AID Dcnp rCacHAsEs.
WAsnISGTpN, Stpt~ 26,-The Secretary OF tht
TrtasuTS has authorized The Assistant Treasure
at New York to Eel! one million Of gold ehcf
| Tuesday and Friday TIL November l, consn,enc
| tng 1uetdag ue1t ni-o TO purchase two million
| 0f bombs each Wednesday till November !. Thes
Ealra and pp1chntes arc IN addition to the satr
| and purrhnses on account of the sinking fund
| which will he continued without change Of III
| existing node.
THE NlEsrsSIrPl ELECTION.
Tire for the election In Mississippi has tec1 eS
| tcndrA one dizzy. 1t Will commence Oh SednGs
! day, December !.
, 1869-09-27

From fhe Mr. lprk Etenfn1 ibst.
The New York Central Railroad from S.ptem-
niles run by passenger trans during the sane
Ordinary @ = pssteneer Trains when ii naotioa was
:peta !; EXPRESS hans vnea i motion snifty. ;
9a7.s3 miles Du11ux The 1eAt not passenger
was killed, and only ai1 we're in1ored.
The New Tosk I Harlem Railroad carried 10
gers. The nnmber OF niiei run by Passenger
trains Was rs. go; the aEeraxe rate Of speed Of
Ordinary tfa1na when u motion was twent1.nse
miles per ho1r; the average ratc of speed Of ex-
press Trains when II motion Vas thirty miles per
hour. The length uf the road Is l3u.7s 1,tles.
During The Jeas not passenger Fas knleo, And
Tae ucason FLYER Ratl1osi carried turing the
same year In ..stean cxr7 s.1ta,sS pet1onA The
number Of ntes run By passenger trains y ~, :
per hour Ener IN motion was - niles; the sreE-
age rate OF speed Of exrfees trains when In mo-
non wsa 81 n1nes The road = ~ miles long, with
~ miles u double track. During the Iesr not q
passenger vas Killed, arl onl{ nye we're 1uI I1resl.
Here We nase IN our own state three rsilrosdt.
ca miles n length, runLinR during !ea. ias.t
passenger trains 3,lI2.6s3 HHef, hnl carrying
i,lQ+, ,ae+ passengers IN attAm cafs, WITHOUT ont
passenEts telpg killed. and only eleven we're II
'' Tpe Now Yors i New Haven Railroad carried
during the year ending september ". 1s6s. u
slcAm cas-, 9.l2=, ,as9 rassenEcrs. me na9beE o
DitCG bf pa. $tckEf NAln9 WY G3s, 1]t tQc AZ
es1Ee yatc Of spe<4t by otdlusry trims per hour
hen II motion, WIS g mics; tic Average rate O.
rtee,l BY express trans when Ia motion. 30 Mes
The length Ut the road frun New 1ork TO New
Haven Is C. .s-lul miles. during the ytnF rot :
pusse5ger was l!lett, snd only three were II
l1sed.
The Erie Railway carried, for the year end,us
Serterler 20, lss9, IN stea,1 catr, a1at rs pas
| setcers; the nnu.ter Of miles run by pa.senHe!
t1ainB waa 9,sat.eA; the ageraEe rate OF fpees
Of pftina1f trains was s6 ultts. Of etpsetH trains
| 20 ruiIet when ID Eo.tou The length Of the ro7t
| u ~ mites: length Of branches owned ~ the
| company, l61 miles. During IN: year q passeo
gers weie Killed, and ~ injured. On sGls Inc; y
| we're 1illed md :. injured o. tae s4ih ol April
1s<s r hen the fTatn T1s thrown if1m the Eacf
| by . b5rkcn rail near Ca1Te Skauoo.
Trc IL me, WATERFOWL Oz'tsn.t,ufEa Raisroat
| carried during th+xtame Eear +9,.Sa3 pAssengers
I sgd ran t.s passenger tratns ss,6S1 miles Tn
length Of the road Is ls7 -iu1 miles. Not pas
| kspcer K1s II p}used or Killed during the year.
| Theae nRufes, taken from otattal return
m2,.e 10 the State by railroad companies, sho'
thar the main lines Of roads IN the STAT
ar carefully managed, with reference 70 fhe safe
ty Of paasenRerh. Leaving cut she Erie Road. Will
lie tfoktn rails Aud ff.ghtfu1 CAT ROCK disaste1
the yetusna show that On the four otner ROAD
| raE,ed hut ure passenger Ea4 injured for eser
| s1&G0o miles F1n. Counting u the Et1e Koa1, %
rasstnee wax killed for every 1N.stl miles FuI
AID one wounded for eretJ +. - mAes run
, 1869-09-27
ARCTIC EXPLORATION,
Arrival OF IbF. Iiul1, slit. Arctic Ex-
plOrer. lk1 New Observation-Disclosures
Mclicn of the sir John k'rvuk1 lin k:x.
pcAtti0n.

Arrival OF lbF. IfnI1, Slic Arctic Ex-
ploreF. u1 New Observation-Disclosures
Hclicn of thc sir Ioln ErHukstn E:x-
pcLition.
NORWICH, Conn, Sept. sa-The whaling schoou-
er Eosnclia- Captain baker, las arrived ai Sew
Loncon from ClmtcIiaEu 1ulet- Size brings -
passengers three men belonging 10 Dr.. Z. T.
Halls expedition IN search os BIZ John FTankllu.
Or. n3li IL 4 k2ssenyer On buaftf the snip +AnsEl
Gibbs Tor New Bedford, He has q number TT ar.
uclea belonging 10 Str John FEau1un. Including
rome spoons aud ehtonometer oox- Lie was sue
crtaful IN nnuIug the akcIttoIs Of Eany Of his
zen and the renA1ns Of several oE thSl1 baats-
Skeletons and other relies we're found ct King
WILLIAMS Land. The cornelta brought ao aachol
found at the extreme D0r1h. IlaIkrd +. s, l1st"
which u supposed 70 hArc belonged to the nsAt ex
plo1ers. pr. Hall found a native who claims to
s.oye. md tho crew took to tnslr boats anu went
ashore, where thelt prpvlS1oLs were exhausted,
and they dled from StafSatlou. fhc Ice aud snow
prevented III. H&ll from making iui! explorations
lie will return next summer and stil ldstheT prns-
ecute the search. The Anecl Glbts will arrive at
New Bedford IN day " two.
T. +: llall. he distinguished Arctic esrlor-
e, With Eeseroalx and Too Koolita. two
iroaa 1sepulse laJ. Aueu.I qa. Dr. lall brings =
snonx the Ecsuita ol hss i've 5easa' residence n
cnce n % n feGard 70 the aca;n Of sf JONI fraasiin
Sud his companions and conclusive proof thai
none Of them ever reached Montreal Island he
ztet aud his party. The DOCTOR also brings with
him the .ematrs Of JoorE uan who belonged to
that i'l.ta:ed band Of explorers. 2nd also various
port, addressed 10 hh fFeld lltu1g Gtnle1 vi SeE
iork. which will soon be given to The public through
the press LII. Hall IL ~ no tncaus ttrrd Of the
exploration. and purposes next spring TO start
anew, and puEh his tourucy!ns u TIC North puc.
lie tegats bis experiences OF the last ten ycars -
,nsalnaele 10 h y n5epa1son Sa ana ~ r. f.
ever found that Sir John FralE.iuH COMPANIONS
, 1869-09-27
ntly represented. the larger raror ct the cozzens
being completely nrcN,

milk rrnre6enfFn the 6rt-er t1arny NJ fh.. foyTar.
1rtno cnmnete,r MA se' i'A''o' - 10s ~"11eoa
'>'D> so r;c1at isrxxf>rrusr
urbo cent,ar,er .hc s,tsrss1 a.. ....n,,,,
ucr- tnfTcfmcsS =. sta eNs"usu ',. tnu eSseti.nn
snace Of nalf an hour nr5cr.1 eans.,...iaa @ ,oaS
liscc, Genera Wsl1asf9e peing lie centre around
ionIsa fnr S" .Iews "na ncsn,nns oa :" "p'14 s'''
w. ' 11is "rs IN M ~ ,.u.I,
"Tne GenrrsI : ssnrr*s..S III IN ~ annion tnst pua.
h. Il tne tst1 snf M; Il IL nestnssi to become
tfb rrr4t r. nfTxI rnef nonoiIs ri Yrsr1a lie enid
there E1s 1 psccs1tty for i mcirppolit4u CITY IN
this ytcdnjty. and thst 0,usha Ina tbs aIs4utaHe
Of being Tic commcfftaI ccutro bstxoo Chicago
and San Franrt.r, fiia atfent1op. he SAID,
vxs csItrd Il, Inn in 1sf1 anf,, as tine had
proKrsSscd that onlnlon. formed Tx yeara ago,
E. fssen r. fhr which
hsd heen msde. hT fi1e raptd ai,yaucemeut OF ciy-
iixntInn mud II H. Ysct I'M the star Of empire
cnntinnea m ~ vestwnr,i cvurYc. A Eeneral con-
fersafinn. rT1snitnF he pIo<pectz Of Omaha, took
Mac snd the stInncers rec uukuInpp1 In m
opinion faro; able to onr {opng city. AL spoke o.
the large nunloes Of new And e!t9aot bouatngs IN
peogsae OF tne sset ~ ,.nid Fl:
.nr-nErsrt
, 1869-09-27
QUINCY.


L.Ast Day OF fl1c stock Ealr-Escnpc
of n PF1>0nets
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Qrtscr. Ill, Sept e
YcsierslAy IVES ttc last day Of tho fa!r. and, as
usual, The utte1.tauee ~As very slim Notwtth-
staining the many disadvantages under which the
Project ard enterprise sasorci In bringing It
atOut, II nas lfcn rmnp}e' cty Fnttestfu3 the fc-
celpis being more Than sufficient 10 Iay the $lA000
rfeMtIms, and tuhuteh Ia 5rPetluon annnalJ
he1caiseF. TEE Nay Wa4 GoIA and sats2Sree&bie,
ard the attractions IutaSre. Many who went out
left a. ECON a. 1t was ituni there was to he no
rac3ng4 The rsfe feon.-nHo:!nE Tournament dbl not
take nface, Rs upon trial it Was found thAt the
birds ta,1c,l 10 DR. TO A,sy2htlEc.
In the eIueetz7HptsfE aEd laes' driving, Inc GtEt
pycp1uE, t., Mas IN 1r1t41 to Miss FRANK l.
Howe, OF st. Loul., ns bc5t lntF equestrian; sec-
ond, Miss Kills L. SAett, Iiatry. i'll: thtrd+ Mlss
Ola johnson, Carthage, III. f1rmlnE,s foE tesa1a-
dies driving were ar,Ir1: F1s~s, to Miss Hove
eecond, Miss Sweet, anA lhEra. 10 Mrs. J. II.
T'eatce, Of Lartatne- The brtt premium oi
3lA and ettunt. bf Si3, soI boyb
riding, were 1waftc to William
nf luncy, and N0rrs Collins, Of Liberty, rtsrec
tirelf, which clNc.t the fa,t, tASy eycrs thing II,
thlB time having been taken from the grounds.
An unblehckets American prisoner. In 1Ai. who
h1ts been sentenced 10 caghsesn mouths IT Joliet
for Larceny, who, while awaiting transportation
being employ cd ia cnp3stnH elops iaro the ale.
ntAF Ihe jail, look ads yanaFe o. the Liberty allow
him, arl left yesterday, clGaf B1v1nS 10 tA
State Of eighteen months hocr3.