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Every variety OF fLAIia i'll poPLlNs'
Reps, SURGES, &c.
PLAIN GOODS Of all kinds. and BLACK
and COLORED SILKS.
Cali and see them at
oct4 WILMER & SLAYMAKER'S.
CREATLY TO BE PRAISED.
TIE new INDIA RUBBER PEN, combining
the qualities of he Gold. Steel and Qpill Pens,
lust receive and for sale at
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT,
10 95 King street
Each Pen warranted. Price $3.50.
WALTER OGILBY, vol, by the authorizes
of "Wau Ban" 81
KOMGS MARX The lace o. the Hounds,
and other poems, ~ Go,rsc II. Boxer; $3.50.
SEPT G. +. FRENCH.
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would recommend my country neighbor5
tbn ,y.v of - COOKING STOVE TO call on
ENOCH GRTM f.. and ask for the BAh LE
y - y afrs'"f ''''' ''''-
Il. S..;5 ~ - b" t'K ii'irWi' ONE WHO KNOWS.
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For sale. to srs.yo, two csrgoes RED and ID,
WHITE ASH EGG, STOVEgnd CHESTNUT
COAL. MI! loo sold low Tor cash.
JOHN LEATHLKLAND,
o.3 Is King street
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BERRY HALL. ALEN\NDHiA
Positively THREE NIGHTS ONLY /
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..
October = S and Q
MATINEE ON SATURDAY At O'CI!K.
w Y N A n,
THE CELEBRATED WIZARD AND VEN
TRILOOUIST
WITH HIS LILLIPUTIAN CIRCUS.
Distribution of VALUABLE PRESENTS
at the close of each performance.
Admittauco 25c. Family uckc:s, alm;:.n Z
six persons 81.
Doors open vt O'clock; T. commune II s.
oct 5-5t
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TEMPERANCE AFFAIRs.-rhe regular weekly
meeting Of Mount Vernon Division, Sons OF
Temperance, w.ll be held 10 morrow night,
when the following officers, duly elected at the
ms. regular meeting, to Scrge the ensuing
quarter, will be installed: Worthy Patriarch,
Jesse r. Sherwood; Worthy Associate, j.. A,
Tucker; Recording Scribe, Vim. barley; Finan-
oial Scribe Jas r. Cation; Chaplain, |. Z.
O'Nell; Conductor, b. d. Stallings; Assist
mt Conductor, Edgar Co'e; Inside Sentinel,
VIM. Markell; Outside Sentinel, John II. DIX.
The Presjytery Of the Chesapeake, which
hos been ia session, in Baltimore, adjourned
yesterday. GA motion, thu Evangelist Of Pres
bytcry was directed to rcorganiz, church in
Rappahanaock county, Va, and to organize
ucw churches in Loudoun aud Culpeper coun
lcs. ii the way DO clear. Rev. John 3. Ross
was elected Stated Clerk Of the PreSbytery.-
CO molioo, the Presbytery Adjourned to meet
at the call of the Moderator during the ses
sionS OF Synod at Richmond during tho pres
cnt month.
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Turner'S Excelsior.
Turner'S Ammoniatcd Phosphate.
Patapsco Guano.
Zelrs Super Phospha.H
Bowen Il MERGERS d.. do.
Dissolved Bones.
Flour of Bone. &c &c, for sAls a. ageni
rates, By Blk wv - ~ ~ '" 80
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Corner North Capitol and Il SIS
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24
VAN BUREN, ARK, AUGUST "a, 1859.

mostly controlled by Commodore Van
derbilt. So well did he work his card
with the instructions undoubtedly OBJ
tanned from the Commodore, that in
few weeks he cleared over 100000 in
cash which he deposited with promi-
nent banker whose vaults are protected
by burgiar-proof locks, and who keep
day and night watehmen expressly to sec
that no unauthorized person tampers
with those safe guards. Two days ago
Vanderbilt sent for Holt again and said
to him F." Young man, l hear you have
made some money, | am glad to learn
it, Now just take my advice'a second
time. Never put your foot in wall street
again. You are not suited for that at
mosphcre. Shun it rs you would the
devil. Yo;i'Ye get enough. Keep what
you've got and be contented" Holt
now shuns Wall street as he would .
pestileuce.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24
NO. 10.
ITO what extent is polygamy Pre-

ITO what extent is polygamy prsc
ticed inyour countrya
The general rule is that when man
marries and lives for several years with
out male issue, he may take another
wife"
1T is charged that your people hoard
up their money or send it to China, aud
that it does not enter into our eurrency
here OF aid in developing our business
" For the same reason again, that we
have no protection. II ether people get
our money and keep it, we have no re-
dress
1t is not be wondered at that with the
anti Christian treatment the Chinese re
ceive in this country very few Of them re-
main otherwise than pagans We visit
ed some of their jess houses ~ San
Francisco, deckcd out in all the para
phernalia of heathsn worship Not a
very tfge amount Of sanctity seemed to
be auanched to the surroun !ings
think in every instance the lower story e
these buildings was devoted to purposes
Of prostitution or gambling. An anu.
sing reply OF Chinaman to . Jew IS
told, illustrating their appreciation Of
the main Christian doctrine. Tbs Je-
set upon the Chinaman and beat him out
OF his store but when John WAS at safe
distance, he turned upon his Hebrew a.,
sailant with the remark "Me sabe you.
jew you kill Mclean mans God !"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24

Ey- A young man by the name OF
Holt married two years ago and was
worth $4,000 He spcculated in Wall
street and lost his fortune grew despon-
dent; retired to Staten Island, and settled
down at hotel About two weeks ago.
a gentleman drove up to his hotel, and
pruffly asked whether there was boy
there who would hold his horse.
will do it, SIR" said Mr. Holt, and he
did So Aiterwarde the same gentleman
drove up again, and again Holt held his
horse until the hostler appeared, when he
went to dress for dinner 1t so happen.
ed that Mr. Holt sat near the elderly gen.
tlcman After dinner he sought out Mr..
Holt and bluntly asked his name. Holt.
sir, at your service" "And who do you
think | am 2" again asked the elderly
persouagc. "Oh youf You are old
Vanderbilt know you, and the horse
have held is the Mountain Boy, an an.
imal any man might be proud to draw a
rein ove-." Instead OF taking offence
at the epithct "old," Mr.. Vanderbilt
for it was the Commodcre--se seemed to
like it, and made some inquiries about
Holts antecedents, took a fancy to him,
and pcremptoriy ordered the young man
to make his appearance at his up town
Office on the ensuing forenoon atprecise'
eleven o'clock. Holt did so. What was
said on that occasion no one has ever
been able to learn. But fey days later
Holt made his appearance in Wall street
and speculsted strongly and successfully
in q certain line OF stocks known to bt
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24

EE- Persons the most anxious to add
to their wealth are generally those
who don't know how to make any good
use of what they have already.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24

A PRINrLR's ToAsT-" Woman--the
fairest work in creation. The edition is
very large, and no man should be without
a copy.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24
POETRY.
A Shadow.

"A SAuQOwg
What lack the valleys and mountains
That were green and gayY
What lack the bsb5ing sountainss
Their voice Is sad to-day.
Only the sound of u voice.
Tender and sweet and low,
That made the earth rejoice,
a year ago.
What lack the tender flowers?
A shadow is on the sun;
What lack the merry hours,
That | long they were done?
Only two smiling eyes,
That told ofjoy and mirth;
They are shining in the skies,
mourn on earth.
What lacks my heart, and makes 1t
SO weary and full of pain,
That trembling hope forsakes it,
Never to come again?
Only another heart,
Tender and all my own,
In the still grave hes;
weep alone!
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24

Es- Brigham Young is still more mar
ried. His new bride is Miss Folans-
bee, of Boston.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24

- The New York Express recently
got hold of Missi,sippian OF mild con-
serva;ye type, and pressed the question
upon him why the people Of his State had
made up. their minds to support Judge
Dent foU;overuor. The Missipplan, aftse
thinking some time, gave nine specific rea-
sons, which he reduced to writing. thus
81. lls is Gen. Grants brother-in-law.
"Gen. Grant is his brother.in law.
"3. Thiy are the brother-in law of each
other.
"a. Judge Dent married Mississippi,
lady.
rs. 4 Missississippi lady married Judge
Denl
&c. Judge Dent and a Mississippi lady
married "a n other.
-. He is Indge Deaf.
IS. Judge Dent is Gensral Grants
brothsr-in- law. !,
80. That's what's the matter with him.
~ r.. .,aus u1ncr
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-24

Pay for your paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

RELIGIOUS SERVICES o-MoERow.-V

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-MoRRow.-We
note the following appointments:
81. Nnrt'S English Lutheran Ch,rcb.-
The pastor will preach at the church or
Mayo street ut II A. NJ.
st. John'S Episcopal.-Rev Henry Wall
rector, having returned, there will be SER
vices in this church ct II A. NJ. and 8 P. VI
st. Paurs Episcopal. The rector having
returned, this church will be open for ser
vice at the usual hours.
Grace EptScopdl.- rector has re-
turned to the city, but owing to his indis-
position this church will not be open.
Sycamore D;Sciptcs.-Rcv. ". s. Bullard
will preach at II 4. NJ. and s P. NJ.
oregon M:hodist.-Rev. r. 4. Armi-
steS1 at IL \. N. and P. NJ.
First Baptist.-Rev. W. D. Thomas, of
Grcenvillc, s. c., will preach Mt | 4. NJ
Second BnphSt.-Rev. J. 4. Chambliss,
the pastor, will return to Richmond to-day.
Services rs usual tomorrow.
Lcigh-Shed BnptiSt.-Rev. 4. T. Dick
inson, the pastor, has returned to the city.
Services at ! A. NJ. and ?. NJ, and com
munion at 4 P. NJ.
Manchester BnptiSt-Rcv. F. !. Roccs
at II 4. NJ; Rev. r. W. Cridlin at s P. VI.
United Prc$Jyterinn.-R DR.. Read
has returned to the city. Afternoon SER
vice ut 5! instead of o'clock P. NJ.
1hird PrcSjWcri0n-Rcv. William f.
Hill, having returned to the city, will preach
at II 4. NJ. and 81 Z. NJ.
Seamen'S Bcthel-Rcv. F. J. Bogcs at /
p. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

EQUALITY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY or
NGRCISIh.-This company. under Its superior
maua~cmcnt. has made giant strides I'm It's rani!
progress. Organized May q, 1S3; commenced
work June lst. It numbered very nearly 200 poll
ac- is first three months Of operations up tp Sep
tcmbrr l. ISfa---l success we believe, never known
before We take pleasure In calling the attention
Of tho public t. the following handsome tcstimo-
nial and trust that this ilDur.hIug company will
continue to receive the same support Il has up to
the present time and It, superior features and
advantages over older companies will enable this
company soon to rank amongst the foremost.
Such, evidently Is its destiny. We advise all Ia
read the pamphlets of TIL" "EGualtty,' No. lois
Main street, Richmond, Va, before they insurc
elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
LIST OF LETTERS.
r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTE

r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTE RS
IL REMAINING N THE RICHMOND 20 ST
OFFICE SEPTEMBER 4, lSs0.
Persons calling for letters In THIS list win n] ease
say advertised.
ar not called for within one month they viii be
Co. I tn the Dead Letter Office.
"rcc delivery Of letters by carriers at tho: resi-
dcucc ofth" owners may be secured bT ohsci wing
.hn Cgu owing rules
/ ~, "ect letters plainly 10 the street and. num-
her as we I As the poSt-ofIicc and State
20 Hcad letter. with The writer's po5t-offe C and
state street and number. sign thcnr plainly with
full name an. request shat answers bc direct ID ac-
cordin@y.
-. Letters to rangers or transient risil ors in
town or city Who's Eocclal aGdrcss ulhE 2c ul-
lcr With the word transient -,
place the postage STAN In the M yer right
hand corner, and leave space between tho stamp
and direction for post-marlcing without IHtcrief-
Ing with the writing. ,...
~. B.-A request for the return Of if,ser e 10
The writer If unclaimed within thirty day! or less
written or printed with the writer's nam Z, post-
Office and State. across the lcft-hand enc 81 me
rnycloDo on the face side. will be compile N"th;
Letters herring such endorsement VIII be r. tafned
to the writer thereof without additional chal St -
Sc- Sec. -, Lr(C rfl3G3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

FHEIGHTs RECEIVED AT RIc1IMoyD
DURING THE Mo,Tn oF AUGUST, 1869, PER
THE JAMES RIVER AND kAEAwHA CANAL
500 ho-shcadB and l52 tierces tobacco, 20
hog5hCad5 tobacco stems, ll9,tl7 bushels
wheat, |, III bushels corn, II, ,7O3 bushels
oats, 2i2 bushels rye, 81 bushels potatoes,
50 bushcL onions, 2,400 bushels shell lime.
), ,l30 barrels flour, l75 barrels cement, so
barrels lime, it barrels whiskcy, 6 barrels
empty bottles, IS barrels and boxes cg~s.
5 barrels vinegar, l02 barrels apples, bar
rcls hcrrings, barrel molasscs, > barrels
cider, 4,490 empty barrels, 3,lI9 pounds
bacon, ,49O pounds butter, ! $50 pounds
furniture, G4,55S pounds scrap iron, RAGS;
and bones 1870 pounds wool, 1920
| pounds forage; i,Jl5 pounds leather; 2,335
pounds metals, - cords tan bark, 420 cords
wood, 2jI $50 feet lumber, $500 hoop-polcs,
l36, 800 staycs, 3:iS0 tons coal, 299i tons
manganese, 5584 tons pig iron, 800 tons
slate, | 500 tons granite, 24i tons copper
ore, s tons lead ore, 5000 shingles, / car
riage, buggics, ? steam engines, iron
safe, wheat fan, wheat drill, IS head
live stock, l26 coors fowls, II packages
sundries, and 7Gl passengers (other than
by regular packet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

LITERARY SoCIETIEs.-The litera ~ so,
cieties are beginning to rcorganize for the
winter campaign. The Shockoc / ill So.
ciety is announced 10 meet at the NJ ,chanicf
Exchange, under Thomas r. Price Y Co. e,
at which time the committee on securing n
hall will be prepared TO report.
We hear also that On effort ig being
made to resuscitate the time-honored and
useful association on Church Hill, whic,
has slept the sleep OF Rip Van Wrinkle for
some time past. Success to all attempts to
give our young men mental recrea ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

TIE DIAMOND STATE CooKrHC-STovE was
gotten up with special reference to this market,
and i ofthc best articles Of the kind ever intro
duccd into Richmond. They are to be had only OF
GEORGE KLEIN. Glt Broad street, where you will
find large and varc! stock Of stoves also tin
ware In endless variety. Give KLEIN call He
will please you in the price and quality Of his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

The HUMBOLDT CESTEEARr.-The COM
mittce of arrangements for the celebration
of the Humboldt Centenary have cordially
invited all American associations, and the
citizens generally, to unite with the Ger
mans in the exercises of the Nth Of Sep
tcmbcr. Societies desiring to participatc
would do we'll 10 address Mr.. Herman Kop-
nlc, secretary, care of the President of the
Piedmont Lie Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

BUSINESS ANTOU SCEafEST.-Thn reader will
see b. reference to another column that Mr.. JOIN
+. RECNAULT. 50 we'll known heretofore In con-
nccion with the PArER-HANGTNG and CPItoL-
STEEY BUSINESS. has resumed his old occnpa-
ton. and will hc pleased to attend 10 any orders In
this line which may hc LETT at Ncssrs. Powlatan
Wcisigcr Il Co.'S. corner of Main and Twelfth
streets or at his residence, corner of Main and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
To- TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO OTAX-PAYERS.-Th state
y taxes for the year isGo VIII be ready for col
lection on the 9Th Of this month. I'll persons as
sesScd with taxes In the cityo Richmond are no
titled that INV deputies win remain Mt the shcrin y
office no. 1901 Main and Twelfth streets, over
Wclsigcr's hat storc from the eth TO the I'm III
stunt 10 give persons III opportunity OF paylaS
their blIs In the Office After that time viii pre-
coed 10 collect the taxes II once.
The time for collecting being limited by law, IL
Is expected that ttH-parcrs VIII be pueparcd TO
settle up when called upon. -
\. II. THOMPSON,
SO At Sheriff City of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

EoT TRrE.-Wc have the highest au-
thority for denying the report which crici-
mated in Il Washington paper stating that
General Candy is engaged in writin1 his
tory of his administration in Virginia,
wherein he will charge the people OF our
State with peryersc opposit:orI tc recon
stnnntinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

COMMISSIONERS n CHANCGRT, T,-Gencral
Candy has appointed George D. Hunter,
Jacob Ginwi,s, and William Perkins, COM
missioners in chancery for the county and
circuit courts of Louisa county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

SELLING PEwS.-The sale Of pcws at the
neat little synagogue Of the congregation
Kcnnesscth Israel on Thursday night was
we'll attended, and resulted in the raising
of about s.. 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
AUCTION SALES TfEgS BAY.

THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell on Council
Chamber lIlll =: IN \. " horses and mules.
COOK & LAUCHTON will sell ut 10 \. NJ. on
Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules, cows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE RICHMOND PcsT-OFFICE SEr-
TENDER 4.--Joseph r. Anderson, Rich
mond, Va; E. 3. Addison, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Jennie McFadden, -; 7. T. So
blom, Gloucester, Va; Herman Koss,
Washington, D. c.; Dr.. Thomas S. Harri
son, New Kent county, Va: Miss Martha
4. Lewis, (2) Mrs. Jane Graham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
sUNw Ezs RESORTS.

r OCUST GROVE.-This popular SUM,
IL MER- RESORT in the most bcau,iIni ana al
healthy portion of Piedmont. Va, conducted Tor
many years hy John :. Cooke, Esq, and more re-
Gently by the undersigned Is now open FOR Visitors.
Terms: $2.5O per day $40 Per week :'3o l,et
month. Children under ten years, anu servants
half price. .u..,,,,,,,l ox,,-
~ : NJ ,SWsm AK. YANCEY. Jn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

BEroEa JUSTICE WEsT.-Nr. Wood Tay-
lor, of IIenrico county, was arrested b.
Constable Robinson and carried before Jus
ticc u est yesterday to answer the charge O..
threatening the life of 2 negro named Hen
" Morris. After the examination Of two
wagon-loads Of witnesses The accused was
acquitted and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

!. o. 0. T.--Mcssrs. L. II. Fitzhueh, OF
Richmond Hugh Latham, of Alexandria,
and Jacob L. Robinson, OF Lynchburg, will
leave in . few days for san Francisco 10 at
tend the sessions Of the Grand Lodge Of
0dI Fellows in the United States, WI: +
commence on tie 10Th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

TRIALS OF SPEED At THE STATE FAIR
An attractive feature % the State A@ricul-
tural Fair, to which VIC are all looking for
ward with so much interest, Will he the
| trials o. speed. On the ,EI;si day the pro-
rrammc provides for mile heats to harness !;
! premium, 5000; open 10 horses, mares,
| and gcldincs-timc, 300. On the same
| day there will be pacing FOR premium of
| $l0G. Second day-prcmium, 5000, mile
! heats, hes; three i'll five 10 harness. Open
| to I'll trottcr8--timc not 20 exceed 2:i0. If
! three or more start, the second horse to re-
cciye 500 Of the premium. Same day
second premium, &75, Iailc heats, for
! colts and fllics three years old and under
| five yc&7s Tdi3I doy-FirSt premium,
&luG, mile heats for double teams. Same
! aay-Sccond premium, $50, mile heats,
best three in five to harness for horses,
| mares, or gcldin@s, over four and under
nine years oll--timc not 70 exceed 3:0l.
fcurM day-First premium, 800, mile
heats for trotlcr8 with running mates
Same day--Sccond premium, SO, mile
heats to harness for colts or tllics three
years old and under five ycars-timc not TO
exceed 3:35.
1t will be seen that every day viii afford
amusement TO the dcyotcas Of the turf.
The judges appointed are Thomas y. Dos
well, OF Richmond; ". p. Balch, Of Boston !;
Aristide5 Welsh, OF Pennsylvania; Mr..
Chambers, of Lone Island Colonel +. G..
Skinner, of New York Z. s. Lang, Of
Maine and Charles Il. Linthccum, OF BAL
timorc. Besides these there will be many
other good judges Of horscfesh present ;
among whom we may perhaps he able to
enumerate General Grant and the owner
Of the world-renowned Dexter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-We offer for sale TWO
4 JOUVAL TURBINE WHEELS. iye feet In
diameter; ONE JOCFAL TURIINE WHEEL
four feet six inches In diameter. They are all In
good running order, and Will be sold low: \ lso,
Several PORT 4 I'll T. and STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES and BOILERS Apply 70
se.-3t THE TREDEGAR COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

UNION PRAYER -MEETIHG.-The young
men Of the Methodist churches Of Rich
mond will hold II union praycrmceting nj
Union Station church next Monday night
at s o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

CALL ACCErTED.-Rcy. II. c. Townsend,
Of this city, has accepted the call of the
Second Baptist church Of Montgomery,
Ala, to become their pastor. He will leave
for Ills new field Of labor next week, .. 80
will carry with him the earnest wishe., Of :
large number Of devoted friends 'ocrc e.,
the greatest success in his sout' ,crn home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

MAsoNIC.-Mcstcr Nasons who desire to
form Il Chapter of Rose Croix Masons (Ritc
Of Mc,nphis) will meet at St. Mban's Hall
ut o'clock this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

MIR. J. !. PESDLETOS. who has been confined
t. his bed for the last six or seven weeks, 1t Is
thought will Dc able to be ont In few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

JEWISH New IEAR.-T'.s Jewish New
Year (kosh Ashanahl sill be celebrated
by the lsraclitcs cf +; .ciImond on MONDAY
and tuesday next. according to the Mosaic
chronology, this '.cason commences the
3,630th year slnf C the creation Of the world.
services VIII &c held in the various syna-
sogue9 oi the city, and nearly ali the places
OF hus!ncs kept by our Jewish fc!lowci;i-
zcns will be closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

MORE HoRsE-STEALrNG OPERATIONS
Egbert 7. Bass, who was sent on for indict-
ment some time since for being implicated
in several cases where n number of horses
and mules were stolen from various parties,
has been again arrested on the charge of
having, receiving, and selling, two horses,
valued at 5000, stolen from r. \. Pcndlc-
ton, of Amherst county. lie was arraigned
before Mayor Chahoon yesterday, but in the
absence Of several witnesses the case was
continued until the 7th instant. Bass was
allowed to depart on his former recoGni-
zance, he being already under bonds Of
$1,000 for his appearance under the former
charges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

ii. ELLYSoS K 60. will insert advertisements ~
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, nj pub
fishers rates, for cash. apply at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

DE$TAL NOTICEABLE. c. T.. klGcbcr has re.
Turned 10 the city. and may hr found NJ his Office al
all hours. Dental rooms gU2 Broad street.