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BE BEAUTIFUL.-If you desire beauty You
should use liagans Magnolia Balm.
II gives soft, refined satin-likc texture 10 the
complexion. removes roughneSs, rcdncss, bIotchcs,
slnhurn. tan, Sc. and adds tinPc OF pcarly
bloom to the plancst features. IT brings the bloom
OF youth to the fading check, and changes the rustic
country girl into Il fashionable city belle.
In the Use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
crct of beauty. No lady need complain oI her
complexion who will invest Scycnty-fvc cents Il!
this delightful article.
Lyons kathairou is the best Hair-DrcsSing In
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The GREAT PRIzE-FIGHT ALMOST Pre-
vESrED.-Thc great prize-iight about to be
fought on Virginia soil between Collycr and
Doherty came very near being anticipatc!d
on saturday by the intervention Of the civil
authorities. Mayor Chahoon, having heard
Of the fight, issued warrant for the arrest
Of both or either of the principals. y de-
tcctiye was set on the track, but somehow or
another Dohcrty, who was III town, got wind
of him. and "miZzled" by the first tram.
The authorities cf Richmond having done
all they could in the premises, the hight viii
doubtless come of beyond the city limits.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 4, l:G9.
sun rises ......... G.l3 Moon rises. ........ 4.3i
sun sets s......... 5.:7 High tiGc........... 3.O7
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER ., ls5s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mcr-
rlmndsc and passengers, l.. Il. TatlIIn.
steamer Albemarle. Couch. New ork. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, ". G. Dunham X Go.
Schooner Southcrncr, Darling, Boston, Ice, H..
Wardwell.
SAILED.
Steamer James 6. Green. Pace, Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers. ". +. Porter.
Steamer state of Maryland, Gcoghcgan, Baltl-
more, merchandise and passengers, HarvcyS Il
Williams. ~,
chandise and passengers, W. c. Durham II Co.
Schooner +. W. II. White, Cranmer, New York,
granite Curtis i Parker.
Schooner G.. X. Vickcrs, Benton. New YORK,
merchandise, Curtis X Parker.
Schooner " y. Gcssmcr, Egbcrt, New York
pin uprer James. wood, Curtis X Parker.
Schooner Flying Scui, Granger, Baltimore,
flour. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner william frayse-, Applcgarth, Batii-
more flour Curtis Il Parker.
Srhooners Badahcde", Hicks, md FRANCES
Gurrle.
WEST POINT October ?.-Arrycd, steamer
,irniraL Freeman merchandise amt pas7cn gers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
and sailed on return.
ROCKLASD. September 2i.-Sailcd, schooner Ma
bel Hall, Bartlett, for Richmond.
NEW BEDFORD, september 2S.--Sallcd, schooner
Harriet Gardner, Baker, for Richmond.
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STEAM ERS.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTSn.sesfTIsJ
TASDISGS on TIE JAMES RINEk:-Ihe tass
and elegant UNITED STATES, \ NAIL 1. steamer
JON y SY l. + L T. R'
Captain II. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the abovcnammgIu
places on MONDAYS, WEDNES92A1e >, anu T,,aa NJ :
DAYS. at 81 O'Clock \. NJ, and returns on 1ues-
laws Thursdays. and Saturdays. ~
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time 10 Iuts GUt
ncct with steamers for Baltimore anu poin''
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. 81 90
FREIGHT
rrccivcd Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturoafts'
trom l. VI. to i. NJ, for Norfolk, tortsnou.n, . a
Eoston Baltimore, and principal landings on
Ihcsarcakr bay, and all regular landings on James
river mt reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Frci.hfs for way-landings must be prepaid.
Applyto l.. b; ~ ,s ~, nssb swbarf.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPEEANCE-ST11LA ANoTHE!
CFDEN.-Nirginia Council, 40. lol, Friends
Of Tcmpcr;Mcc, was organized in the lee
ture-roUIn Of the First Baptist church on
Friday night, October lst, by the state
Lecturer, with the following officers -four
teen active and eighteen associate mcmbcrS)
Jul. l.. Wright, president ;. II. Taylor.
associate: J. j. Muse, chaplain; Richard
Cox. secretary; ". N. Haley, financial Sec
rctaly: Archie Brown. treasurer William
Cray, conductor; W. G. Mallory. associate
conductor: D. .. Burch, |. s.; James An
dcrson. q. s. L. j. ID. Dallon. exp. and
y. V. p. Mr.. Young has gone to Peters
burg To prosecute his work there.
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OF EcRllnEI

RICHMOND CoLLEGE.2sH'rhe hopes of the
most snng1linc Of the Faculty were realized
in the number of students matiiculatiil2 at
this college last week. At noon on on o4vu,, haa
day every room III the coleSe nas, do Ietl "a
filled, but arrangements nave oson @ n,.st .ish 70
accommodate all others who may WISH 10
cnfer. The number of students from The
citv is also unusually large.
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Our PosT-OFFICE AND IT'S FREE-DE1IvERY
SYsTEM.-It will be seen from the suhloined
exhibit that the frcc-delivery system in con.
nection with the Richmond post-ofiice is
rapidly winning public favor:
Mail letters delivered during September 1860 a. n54
Local or drop-lcttcrs delivered during Sep
Newspapers and packages delivered during ''
eP'c"ioe'; LOG
t4ta deliveries for The ,sO5
Letters collected and mailed by carriers du-.
ring September. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G. III
The system went into operation July Isl.
| 1869, and the deliveries have been steadily
increasing from the beginning. One-third
more letters were delivered in August than
III July, and the same ratio of increase was
maintained in September. Five hundred
boxes, or more, have already been relin-
qulshcd at the office in favor of the free-dc-
livery. The carriers make no rounds on
sunday, but persons who desire to get their
mails on that day can do so by calling at the
Carriers Department, lower end of box
hall or passage. Mails arc delivered four
times a day in the business portions of the
city, but only twice a day in other quarters.
The street boxes, we are assured, will be
soon put up.
The various alterations, repairs, etc, in
the office are nearly completed. These, be-
sides allording better accommodations for
the labors of the Office, will result in greater
convcnienceS to the public. We need not
specify them here, as every one can see for
himself the improved aspect which the
whole interior arrangements Of the office
are rapidly assuming.
TIL" pOSt-Oflicc corps consists Of twenty
nine persons. Ofthcsc, three are ladies and
three arc colorcd men. As it may be not
only interesting, hut useful, we append a
list Of the individuals and their duties:
Postmaster Miss L. L. Van Lew.
Assistant Postmaster j. A. Jctierds.
Money-Order and Registered Letter De-
partment Robert Carruthers and Eugene
Lewis.
Mailing Department : James G.. Kerr,
John +. Gordln, and John w. IIagcn.
Box Department John Il. Battcrman,
+. +. Doughty, and d. d. Bulman.
Gcntlcmcn's Delivery r. II. Smith, Jr.
Stamp Office Edward Powers.
Ladies' Delivery: Mrs. X. /. Anderson
and Mrs. c. c. Mcra.
Lettcr-Calricrs William A. Edwards
(acting superintendent, ]. II. Pierce, ThoS.
J. Minor. William Powers, J. Shields Beard,
Edgar 5. Anderson, Robert Harris, Anton
Krczlnarz. Bernard Krau>Sc, II. W. knack-
stadt, William II. Barry, NJ. II. Mccarthy,
Robert i. IIobson (colorcdD, and james i.
Christian (colorcdl.
Porter: Archie EdmundS (colorcd).
On the whole. Miss Van Lcw's admins
lration. both in what it has accomplished
and what ii proposes, may fairly be pro-
nolmccd 4 success. She, ils we'll rs the
public. is largely indebted for This result TO
Mr.. JcllcrdS, the assistant postmaster.
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AFFIDAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT EEEN PAID
We have had q form Of affidavit, required by Gen
cral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved 1T headquarters The AZ
titavit is required before amy execution can be
issued by a clerk o: court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece 10
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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FOR NEW YORK. e
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .4

COMPANY. . 49,. -
The splendid new side-wheel steamships iSAAC ~
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGA a, ALDE-
MARIE. and HArTERAS leave New 1oTh rifIS LOT :
Norfolk. City Point and Richmond every TUES.
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY., 81 .
o,rlock =. VI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at high tide;
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
.aInons and stltcrooms The fare, accommoda-
lions and attention, are unsurpassed. c. M
Close connections made with steamers lor "h
southern and European ports. or,p
Insurance Effected, when ordered AT Quaft-
TER uF ONE PER CENT, ut the offices OF this
=. l.. Mc~READY, President, ls7 Green"lch
street New York.
VILLA 1t c. DUNI1AM 4 CO., Agents,
CORNER Main and Eleventh sLreets.
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The CIRCUs-This morning we may look
out for the advent Of John RobinS0n'S great
circus company, with the big band-Wagon,
the costuuncd gymnasts and equestrienncs,
the dcns of wild beasts, and the performing
animals. The first performance Will take
place at the corner OF Second and Leigh
streets tonight at quarter to S O'Clock. The
biz canvas will be crowded to oyer1lowing.
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Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is still at Frank
fort, Germany, living in great retirement
and in very unprctending quarters. She sees
but few persons, and these generally Ameri-
can ladies whom she knew during Ar. Lin
coins nistrati0n.-F0YRey.
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COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY.-Gcncral
Candy has made the following appoint-
mcntS: :. NJ. Duncan, B. NJ. Pratt, and L.
4. Davis, buckingham county; VILLAIN
Atkins. Mccklcnburg w. II. Burgess, re
ter.hr,rp: Joseph 7. Hyde, Rockingham !;
Nathaniel y. piggott, Williamsburg.
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FEAST or CnUrCH HILL.-A festival for
the benefit OF the Fulton Baptist church
will be held ut the residence Of Captain ".
II. Gordon, Broad street near TWenty-slXth,
commencing on Tuesday night. The young
people of Church Hill have here lne
chance TO enjoy themselves.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE has opened
under the most flattcriug prospects Tor
largely Increased attendance OF students, I,:"
The able faculty of this institution nave
made ample arrangements to accommodate
all who may come.
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STREET-CAR ETiQUETTE.-If she wants to
sit down, and we are in the car, we shall
always maintain that it is the duty Of some
other chap to give her a seat. If the other
chap don't do it. we should settle oursclf
costly on our seat and blush for the want OF
cAiYaIry in our sex.- Wheeling Register.
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POCKET PIcKEp.-Mrs. NJ. j. Prctlow, OF
southampton, had her pocket picked on lhe
arrival of The FREDERICKSBURG ualii Oh
Saturday afternoon. she lost llci o"sS"Se
checks and small sum Of money
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GENERAL MAGRUDER's LECTURE.-Thc first
lecture of the course before the Young
Mems Christian Association will be deliver
ed in Virginia Hall tomorrow evening by
General John i. Magruder. Subject: Maxi
milan. Members of the Association can
procure season tickets by calling at the
rooms and paying their annual contribu-
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2itllmond AlispatrFr,


TII% CIECULATIoN CFTJrE "r!SrATCH''
IS L NKGER THAN TIE C02IEINED CIRCU-
LATIoN uT ALL TIE OTu:1R DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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LIST OF JNMAILAGLE LETTERS REMAINING
IL THE RICHMoND PoST-OFFlCE OCTOBER /,
ISG9.-BoX 800, William Dutchcs, +. ID.
Champlin, General Rogers, Oscar Cranz,
Miss Belle Slater, Richmond, Va: Mrs
Colonel John W. Minor, Loudoun county,
Va. Louis Lindcnbur%, Petersburg, Va.
Hon. Horace Capron, Washington, ID. c.
Rev. Nelson Head, Leesbur@, Va. Miss =,
Graves: Mrs. William II. Allen, Beverly,
Mass. Louis Meyer, Petersburg, Va.
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F1Rr.-The alarm of fire about : o'clock
Saturday, morning was caused by the burn
inc mo Of MI Joseph Il. Crenshaw's stable,
on Grace street Between Twenty-siNth ana
Twcnty-sevcnth. 1t was the work ol al IN
,pO6igry
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TIE SUNDAY MAGAzINE.-Turner, 1ll4
Main street, has for sale this sterling perl
odical, now published simultaneously IN
England and the United States. All the
leading magazines at Turner's.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Public religious ser
vices will be held at Broad-Street Methodist
Episcopal church every night during the
present week, services commencing at 4
quarter before O'Clock.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND LCfrf
QUEENSTOWN.snSS n. nS4aslss4a
in II

QUEENSTUW \. .ssSssaasalksFfaaEs sssasalsfaaEs
OF NAIL TEAMERS, SAILING
FROM \EW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS:
uNTFS OFpASSAGEB TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
Firsf CuJip, Payable in Gotd.
Liverpool or Queenstown: n:....:............SiV' w
SecrnJe. Pdyd6te in Currency.
iiycrDoOl or Queenstown. % w
.p,~S;cE EY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
49,, " -. p,,aors,nwn Iyol,n ...S so %
= W. w., l,o"t III ~ >@~ W - 20 90
- IL h., hronch steamer froldl, 40 90
,Tserdge, Poynble tu Currency.
- =; ~ to'' " 't'~ . Is 90
ii"iii -. -. iIr,mch sfnnmrr ~ 30 90
Tickets sold to and from England Ireland, ana
he Continent. Mt moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Comp"hyS
oniccs JDIIN G.. DALE, Agent,
II broadway, New York; or to
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NJ ELLYSoS < Co. Will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub-
fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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TuEATRICAL.-Thc Theatre opens again
tonight with Boucicaul's sensational ana
popular play " The Streets of New l OK.
The company is said to be Il flne one, ana
we may eypect \ tirst-ratc entertainment.
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NgmBERs OF THE LEG1sLATuNE Will ma III
another column an important notice from
Colonel Mallcry, Secretary OF the Common
wealth, in regard to certificates Of election
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DICIIMOND SHOE FACTORY.

We are manufacturing and offering at wholesale
To the trade the best quality
BISMARk BROGUES,
VIRGINIA BROG UES, tine and coarse
BALMORALS:
all scwcd aud made OF the very bcs. materials.
The special attention OF dealers Is called TO our
BlSAIAEk BROGuES.
.. Ii. CHALKLEY & CO.,
oc2 2-lm Nos and II Thirteenth street.
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Persons buying school-books should 20 to tho
old and popular bookstore Of WEST & JOHN
sToS, two doors above the post-o!llcc, and make
.hai
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GRAND jury iNDICTMENTs.-Thc follow
in" indictments were returned Saturday 10y
the grand jury of the lIuStings Court Joe
thidrcS$. Joe Clarke. Jeanette Royal. and
John HuyaIl-alI "truc bills" for felony,
and mot Il true bill" i'll the case Of Susan
CARTER
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1IUsTISGs CorRT-Judge Br0mh0N pre-
Hding.-ln this court Saturday several civil
cases were disposed of. The following par
ties were sentenced: : John Crump, con-
victcd Friday Of petit larceny, to twenty
four hour, in the city Jail. AdoIphuS dor
Vile. who pleaded guilty Of petit larceny,
was sentenced to six months in iail.
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ENTERPRISE DETIES COMrETITIoN.-ThiS i
illustratcdby tho proprietor OF the LEE" GAL
LEHY. Hchas again reduced the price OF his beau
tiful pictures.
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FURNITURE. dc.

TURNTrURE AND BEDDING WARE
i HOUSE. 1905 and 1910 Main street, Rich
uond Vat. l.. STACY IL son confidently In
yitc cir friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK. just completed; which will be
found Ia he the most extensive and Varied ever Of
l,.rcd i'm Richmond: and In every article they are
prcuarcd IL compete with the best houses In The
country: and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them II defy competition.
SHTCKS. SliUCES SUUCkS!
We will pay cash for SllUChS, IN any quantity,
delivered In Richmond
Wcarc anxious to appoint agents In ever! To-
culitv from which Shucks viii bear transportation
to whom we will furnish presses for ba!lng. Tar
ticulars on application. Sc 4o--l
TURNITURE. MATTRESSES, &c.
Il HARDWOOD K RITTER, opposite tic post
office, Main street, are now prepared 70 manuiac-
tnrc to order any style OF kuRNltL ~ ana
MATTRESS
We have now on hand the most elegant stock OF
CHAMBER PARLOR, and DiNlSG-ROCM
FIrPSITTKF that has been seen In Richmond for
many wears CHAMBER SETS can be bought III
our establishment from S35 TO $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made to order, and warranted rs represented.
As the prices Of most other goods are coming
down. we have reduced the price Of every article
in our line aud are now selling about as low W.
did before the war. All in want Of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods 70 suit
the rich OF tic poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER.
opposite the pOst-oilicc, atain street,
Sc i6-3m Richmond, Va.
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MARINE IETELEiGENGE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOX SALE BY THE HUN
DRED 1T the Dispatch Office.
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CROCK EHsE, dc.

GUNNER TRADE.-ln store and Tor sale
y y large and wcll-aSSortcd stock Of
SILFEE-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, aud
EARTHESWARE,
which am offering As low as they can be obtained
in New ork. to which | wou!d res pcctfuliy call
the attention Of the trade and public generally,
plcdginS myself to sell rs low and grc aa good ar
tclcs for the money rs any other establishment In
the State. Give I call At
1906 MAIN STREET.
Is 80 &. C. GARY.
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ERESH IMPORTATIONS.-KELLOGG

ERESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Z i GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their Importation. large additions to their
msrts to buyers. ~" and handsome patterns D!
DInAer. Tea. and Toilet Sets in .ich. decorated
gold band Plain IS hlte China ami White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods. Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated lee
PITCHERS, Walters, Goblrts, Forks, Spoons, &C.. !;
Rcfrigcrators, Water Coolers. Castors, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great variety.
Country merchants. hotcl-kecpcvs, and house
Keepers will ut heir interests by calling on
Us. KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street. Richmond, Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and K. &. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen. myle
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DIssoLurIoNs Il PARTNERSHIPS.

NO-PARTNERSHIP we have this day
~ formed \ CO. partnership, under the style OF
GEORGE BALGHMAN * SON, for the purpose
GHASDISE BROKERAGE BUSINESS. Our
Office s at 1919 Ma!n street. at the store OF Baugh-
man Brothers co.
We are ageuts FOR one of the best Baltimore
SOAP FACTORIES, for Il large IMPORTING
TEA HOUSE and for l.. VI. Reebee L Brother.
OF SOAP, We have now In store SOS boxes OF va
gIpus qualities upwards Of forty samples of TEAS,
and variety of samples Of BRO0sIS, BUCKETS,
&C., &C., all of which are offered to- wholesale
buyers =. the very lowest prices offered In any
mar ket. GEORGE BAUGHMAN,
G. c. BAUGHMAN.
Richmond October l, 1884, oe1-,a
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r;NHE MORNING GLORY
/ FIREPLACE HEA TEN. TEL
Something entirely new. With it -Four. sa1
RIl;S eau be heated with one DIRE. All ess.5sYIo
'ns &C oss; ssm m use G III iis NAN street..
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CRIMINAL EASES.-Mayor Chahoon tried
four hundred and fifty criminal cases during
The month Of September.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO TIE
- NORTH, EAST. and VEST, ria the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele-
CANT cars with new patent @lCeping-chairs on all
trains The through trains OH this road are now
run from the depot corner OF Byrd and Eight
streets a follows
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave leaves
Richmond daily Mt lis \. NJ. arriving In Wash
irgton at Gas l.. NJ. connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, ana
West. ,,,,,,>. -,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. Win
elegant ears with the new patent slccplnE-chalfs
attarhod leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
Ell at sl5 T. NJ. arriving in Washington ut t:lV A.
NJ. connecting with the early morning trains iol
he North. East and West.
Both STEAMERS stop ut Alexandria each way,
The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for Milford
and al way-stations leaves depot corner Broad am:
Eighth streets ut a:3O L. NJ. Returning, arrives III
$50 a. II.
Through tickets and through baggage checks tC
all principal points.
For Further Information and through tickets, ap,
ply at the Office of the company corner Broad anu
Ei.snh streets Shorkoc Hill. and 1T the ticket OIL
flee corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. i. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
= S,uI-rr RrrTIi Supcriuirudtut. myi
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oFES&E0NAL CARDS.

NE. L. B. HEENDON.
OFFICE. At HIS RESIDENCE,
DrtNrr or FRANKLIN AND JEFFERSON
STREETS. oc I--3ih
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
InND0NDERKY,


THE NC TOR LINE
FIyoritr Clydc-built passenger steamers are III
tended 10 sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. %, North river, at II O'Clock NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY ;
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $40 ana
$75. s,so
Stc,ragc To Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermeulate'
prcpaid cert ifcatcs from these ports, S37.
Passengers boOhcdt to and from Hamburg, HaVre'
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C.. NJ very low rates. ~,
Drafts issued payable 1T any bank In Great bri-
tain. .. ,,o ,o,,n,,y,a
offices No. lowing Green, New YORK, 10 LEN
DERSOS BROTHERS, or to co .
WILLIAM {. DUNIIAM 4 co, Agents.
ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE, HENRY K FLAMANT,
81 BR lADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills OF ladiug given from Klchmonn t9
al European ports for tobacco, cotton, gram, anu
other freight.
Particular attention given 10 small packages.
Cable tc!cyrams Forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made Tor the racine coast'
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan
Frciyhts forwarded Ia all parts OF the Uni'eo
states and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM {. DtjSHAM CO., Agents,
au2s corner Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-04
DGCuMOND AND PETERSBURG

Ia RitLRbAD.-Dn anu after hoNDA1, J, NAY
}d the trains of this road will hc run rs follows
Leave Richmond at \. II, aud .:35 7: VI.
.Leayr pct,rs burg ut . 30 4. NJ. ana $50 i. VI.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
ear attached. will leave Richmond daily at 3:i3 !.
VI and Petersburg daily 1T \. VI. tSundayS cX-
"eptcd).
The 4. VI. train Will not leave Richmond on
Sundays. AMI the $50 =. VI. train viii not icavcPe-
tcrsburg on Sundays. .
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:35 Z. VI.
.r:,in on and after August the 18th instant.
Baggage checked through.
III" passenger conch attachedto the c"ai train
will leave Glover itili at A. NJ. and, returning,
leave Richmond at 2:iO T. u. on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS. and Saturdays. . ,-.--
"'' THOMAS II. WYSNE.
apI3 superintendent.