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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
United s.ntes Commi misaIener,.. conr

WIN. n. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, coMMIssIoNER
TUEsDAy.-William Wilson, was brought before
the Commissioner charged with purcharing ana re-
ceiying cigars on which the tax had mot been paid,
nor tho stamp axed to the box containing the sa,e
The case was continued to Thursday next, at 10
o'clock, and respondent furnished sureties in $3.50
for his appearance at that time. 81 lH n b
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
Bachelors Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true andperfect Dye harmless, reliable
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, N. Y. ~
Tiuna sNdi2w1Vr fts7ts4 4NftHls t4tI ti-
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
INTERsATIoNAL TELEGRAPH ConrAsr.-At

INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH C0MPANY.-At
the annual meeting of the International Tele-
graph Company on Friday last the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensu-
ing year: E. K. Harding, Woodbury. Davis,
George r. shepley, Henry P. Wood, T. j.
Lombard, Samuel F. Hersey, J. B. Foster, J.
A. Palmer, VIM. McGilyery, B. c. Bailey, J.
H. Burleigh, Israel Washburn, Jr. E. K. Hard
ing was subsequently elected President, and
W. E. Gould Treasurer. A dividend Of three
per rcent. was declared, payable on July 1st.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

HARVARD CLAss-DAY occ urs next Friday.
Arrangements have been made for a grand
time and if the weather proves fair the gather
ing under the elms, now in their full Leaf, will
be such as has seldom been witnessed The
Germania Band have been engaged for the oc.
noo ti7tsitf5'
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
II. e. Moseley & Co.,
Wheelel.,s Sherrn Egiiae Ilitfers ].
Maine Savings Bank,

No. 100 Middle Street, Portland.
Depesifs at This date, ). !. ~ 400 900.
nIVIDENDS of INTEREST on Depost is in this
IL Bank, have been for several years past at the
rate OF SEVEN per cent per annum.
DEPOSITS made on or before Jusy Sd, will draw
Interest from the first day of said month
NATH'L F. DEERING, Treasurer.
June 81, 1869. d&wtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
Wantedi

. Partner with q General Agent for Maine lor one
n oftbe Oldest and most successful Life Insurance
com panies In the country, afeliable man. To one
that means business and would like Life Insurance,
this Is an excellent chance. The company has al
ready q large business in Maine. H
None but men Of integrity need apply. Young
AdSre Boz tI92 Portland. Me-. js2saiw'
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

SERIOUS AccIDENT-H. S. Marshall, citi-
zen of Portland, while coupling cars at Dan
vile Junction, had his right hand crushed bad
ly. One of his fingers was amputated by Drs.
Ord wav and Bascomb ssAtifi abtN
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

THE CoLIsEUM.-Th immense structure is
not to be demolished and more music is to be
heard within its walls. Many through power
ty and other obstacles could not obtain admis-
sion last week and now it is proposed to con-
tinue the concerts, although on smaller
scale, for the benefit OF that class. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

BOSTON CIERaYMEN.-Some of these gentle
men were SO filled with music last weet ~ tbs
Sonseum that they preached about the .Tubi-
'eo 10 their pulDits last Sabbath.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

At the last General Conference of the M. E.
Church, provision was made to submit this
question to popular vote of all the members
of the Church, over twenty-one years of age.
The result SO far as reported, is as follows:-
For Lay Delegation, ,194r against Lay Dele
cation, 3,247. sf,~A
The vote on this question was taken on the
21st, in the Chestnut Street NJ. e. Church, in
this city, with the following result: For Lay
Delegation seventy, t7O) -against Lay Delega-
tion, two, (2). isM Odd ai90i
It'll expected the Iaymen Of the Maine Con-
ference will 60 for this needed measure by
large majority. iTss.7sfaas5 fs5..ss.-
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
NOT rr0 MaRrNrRs.

NOTICE. TO MARINERS.
Notice il hereby gwen chat the 2d class Iron Nun
Buoy, temporarily placed on Bulwark Ledge entrance
to Portland harbor, Me, has broken from its moor
ings and gone adrift. It's place win be supplied by
1st class lion Nun Buoy as soon as possible.
By order OF the Light House Board.
JOHN POPE,
L. Inspector, 1st District.
1 Portland. June %. 1902 - -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

= A. E; S2S; saraus Edw HUI, Marston, Malaga; brig
C1d 15st ship Riverside, Randall, Bristol; bsruus
Tarrsy prss.; Bianehard, Cardenas; brigs Anna ID
MaeSlgs,s Aa'On' Alexandria whitaker, Bradford,
Passed through He'll Gate 10th, .ehs VIM Arthur
land; II DemIng Boardm an do sor acrk S TOT fort-
seAs issns asssrssy %s %1ans s.1s1 TS%
CID sots brig ) WI " SrisRos. siaR1sSE NORTH, s.,,,mo,
Martaa han Nichols, Small. New Brunswick. s'n
Mjjlbr;dce eOASf-Ar isth, sch Advance, Leighton,
Rdsto o 2eh sch David Babcock CO,cord
Addison; Ialma, Underwood, HoboEeD i~'~'
.hoLMEs' b bhoLE-Ar 18th, schs Helen NJ Waite
Boston; JASON Small New Tork r Mscsilp tor
and Belle, Bowman, TN do tor Eastport: Franconia
ardson Jersey City Tor do; Venus Kausds Cs New Ns
York tor Pembroke. -'~"
sld, sehs Ethan Allen. M Z Graham. els
Ar 10th, brigs Birchard q TOrrey, Frsbe FAN
River Tor Bangor; Timothy Field, Perry. from Pen
sacola, 20 days Tor Boston; Mary Mariner, Mari
Mansana dass ao1 do se1s aeSns
Blanchard. Baltimore ior Camden Forest % Home, o
I at ,or foruandi seguin, Ca Jack
Sid. sehs R Jameson, Hattie Coombs. Land
Reed. Island Belle, Nettis Cushing. ,s''
Ar 2ist, schs Gen Howard, johnson, Augusta for
l.~A Aanu
i York. -. -
SD, Drigs Inn ei F,eld, Ble9aTd q Torrey, and M G
Marmeri sehs re,ne Doe, Netie star, halan hnd-
SOD, ho1nng. ng fieksourg Ann. .eaiding star Bril-
liant, and others. q cliit Llt
B0sToN-A5T Tslst. ship Success Chase. New Or.
LIN Warren, Warren, Philadelphia; Pavilion. Reed.
Calais; MARY, hanowen I'M Dennysyiilei Dolphin.
Bateman, Machias; Warrenton, johnson, and Ade-
iaide, Hutchins. Elisw0fthj harriet Rogers, Pink
ham steupen; Js'ia nafsr, @ Sassf bangor Eliza
Bath d Baker. Bafberlek, Portland. ,,.....
| AT zzd, schs Mary A Rlchs B0wden. Ma anzas;
Hliza Frances, Hunt, st Andrews, NIB; Gen Conner,
| COUSINS, rrovidenee; Hiram, Pettigrew, Calais; M
cd ga baruue uS res[s, ME- paint Va
} sch j p Wyman. Urann J.cvsonrt;,e e'' '' W.
SAIEM--Ar 21st schs Hartsa iu,o u,, r,anaor.
Tslls@an, Robbins, ROealand, ! NN'~ '''' -
Bsneor tor washington Toronio rensrn NIL
tor Boston; EQUITY, Parker. Portland. 's' A'''
/ NEWRTiRyP0fl.T-A oist .ehs tio,a,. xz...,.
Rangor. Vsrnev 1a1nsS isss Ra.h ns'ena' hairS'
P0RTSMoUTH-Ar 18th. schs Unison, Williams,
Rcckiand. N -' -'s'' 0''''''''' 1''"'''
.cSs Chss farsoII Earns1oss vcrId T. ~ n1'
csst Is,,slsr ~, fsaas.,a "o,sn, NNoeA'"u' VI
prtn.- Sottt y .chs &c.. f,-.4 H5.,...,o.. e.,
pe,a ; ses * oea ~ @ Roa. ~.
mb Tna so1bayd r or or BostOn
. % iLy scasses IVs Dos'Sn an
Good Hope. Percy, and Exchange, Hutehips; DO ioi
Crossman, EastpOrt Tor do Elizabeth. RandeIt'
ITTTT--T IL IL 5-llffLI.I
FOREIGN PORTS
u
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
Words of WISDOM

FUR YOUNG MEN,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate
Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Ad-
dephia, Pa. sSRay2fd&w3m
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

s~4FA DOMESTIC PORTS.
9. SAN FRANCISCO i1th inst, barques Pekin.
Seymour. Kodiak = fA''l r. ~ ~ y
Cid 2lst. ship shirley. Ferguson. Hong Kong.
NEW oRLEANS-cld 10th inst, brig Colson,
zl isth. sIip Enoeh Tabor, ralbot Newport. T..
SD im sw Pass 18th, ship Emma; isth, barqus
sAyANNAH-Cid slst. brig Lena Thuriow, Cor
4 BALTIMORE-Ar2 goth, schs Warren Blake. Me-
servey. st George; Palos, Shackiord, Windsor, NJ.
CID 10th. brig N Robsi. Is, IJak.lr ok Pes!lana
SD 18th, barque Arthur Kinsman, tor Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, brig Loeb Lomond
Savage Zaza; schs A Conklin, Daniels. Rockland
Beta, Brown. Boston; Ella Amsden, Smith, Rich
mond; Traveller. Hedges, Portland; Cyrus Fossstt
Ar 10th, ship Majestic. Keazer, Liverpool; scl
Ralph Carity n, Perry, Cardenas.
CID 18th, big Harry Stewart, Weeks, LaQuayra.
Below 2lst, sch j Spencer, from Cardsnas.
NEW YORk-Ar 18th, schs Axelda u Laura, Ne
Ineoe, Baracoa; Helen q King. Davis, and Alpine
MARSHALL Calais; Planet, Pratt, and Chase, Ingra'
NEW YOkK-Ar Goth, barque Marathon. Ander.
SON. Glasgow; brig Irene, Wass, Elixabethport fol
Boston; Forest, Crane, Writings Ocean Star, Wood
AT 2ist, barques Yumuri johnson, sagua; Davit
Nichols, Wyman, Satila River days; brig Virgin
Ia. johnson. st Pierre; Sophie, Strouf Cherryheld
schs Matilda, Stevens, Carthagena; American Eagle
Snow, Portland li.' Aif - l'7IIF7 GIl9'l
Below. ship Ew stetson, Moore, from London
barque Harvest Moon, from Matanzas. Htn
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
.aAs Oisx AGairs. !.

A special meeting of the City Council was
held last evening.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
The order establishing the salaries of the
each for the present year was taken from the
table and hearing was given, A. K Shurtleff.
Esq, one of the Commissioners. After hearing
the gentleman the order was again laid upon
the table. ~
The salary bill came up, the Common Conn
Gil adhering to their vote and appointing a
Committee of Conference. This Board Joined
the Committee
proposition from the Common Council for
of electing subordinate city officers, was agreed
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
IN coNyEsrtos.

Aid. Strout moved to proceed to the election
of q Truant officer, which was agreed to. q.
+ Whole number of ballots, f 25
Necessary to choice, Is
Frank A. Smith had a-a<.n IL
Charles A. Beal 10
And Frank A. Smith was declared elected
Truant officer. sN 80 -te-iiH " .s43F
Councilman Kimball, of Ward z, moved to
proceed to the election of o City Auditor,
which was agreed to. Ho4 3 fIaDaAa 81
Whole number of ballots, %
Necessary to o choice, ~ 8ssN 13
Cyrus NOVEL; had 12
Joshua Davis, sis- af9eHhs IL
John @. Baker, 4JGalf IT, y ~ 1
N. ID. Roberts, sol .4s4 aIIU " Il
No choice. I3,E = gsrss ~ :, stsrtzs,srF ~t1
A second ballot resulted as follows:
" mole number of votes. I3
Necessary to choice. i-.ss' 10
Cyrus Novel; had ..sxtses 10 s4
Joshua Davis, SA4ssssAet ~ IS
John @. Baker Iihe ftg13 -
No choice. = l9aa slla44 II -tt
,ot;na Gn motion Of Alderman Wright further bali
N p; Roberts was elected Assistant Asses
sor of Ward 6.
The Convention then dissolved
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

To THE ARcTc.-on Tuesday Of last week
an expedition sailed quietly from New York
city on tour of exploring and pleasure in the
Arctic seas. The party consisted of DR.. r I.
Hayes, who once came very near the open
Polar Sea. MIR. William Bradford, the artist,
and four gentlemen interested in discovery
and adventure. The New York Express says
the expedition has been provided with a very
costly and complete assortment of scientific
instruments, which will give the gentlemen
composing it opportunities to pursue their in
vestigations under unusual advantages They
propose also to bring home with them views OF
scenes and places farther North than photog-
raphy has ever ventured. 1t is within the
seone Of the expedition to pay a visit to the
scene OF the lab0rs a-a.>AlA-0f Ja1n-
franklin and his comnanians ~ ..--L 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

PERSONAL. Judge n. Sargent, of Washing
ton, Commissioner of Customs, is stopping at
the Falmouth House.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
Portland, june %, 1859. !

Sch Morea. OF Thomaston, Capt Fales. from Rom
dout for Lynn, with cenlent, put into Holmes Hole
20ih. leaking about 5000 strokes per hour, having
struck on ledge at Robinson's Hole. About tive
thirds. OF her cargo Is damaged She win 60 on the
railway for repairs. MAA .
2 Sch Emma Hotchkiss, Alley, from Dresden for
Boston, with hay, struck rock In the East baneh Of
Kennebec river ON the 9Th inst and sunk. Arrange
ments have been made to raise her. 1---7T I- 1-r
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
HaIford's Leicestershire
b TABLE SAUCE.

Most Rcsnsmicai and Refreshing. (
: For sale yvholssaEe and Retail On sAmU EL
en- DvVlCkk, and at retail by Nm. IL. Wilson
& Co.. IS Fed. st, ID, Hooper. cor Exc and Mid SIS,
q. fales q % 40 Middle st., Robt Leighton, Jr.
3s Mid. ct, and by all Grocers je22odiw
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

The BosToN JOURNAL after announcing that
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., will next week
leave for cruise in European waters, says
I'VE bespeak for him favoring winds and q
pleasant trip across the Atlantic"
This "bespeaking" favoring winds must be
new Boston notion. Couldn't the kind heart
ed editor, now that he has established such
confidential relations with the clerk Of the
weather, bespeak continuance Of the rain
now blessing the grass fields of Maine and
plenty of sunshine for July during the haying
season, and afterwards about oalf and 'alf" of
sunshine and shadow, or such other mixture
of wet and dry as shall most certainly ensure
q smiling harvest Of coin and pumpkins, not
emitting to "bespeak" Of Jack Frost late ap-
pearance. Go in Mr.. journal and bespeak all
these and more. The benedictions of the hus-
bandman are waiting to bless and make you
happy il you can make the theory success.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

[g,a Genteel House to Let. 80
ON York street. Recently put In thorough repair.
" Good water. Gas through the house.
Apply to ID, III, INGRAHAM,
je2Sd3ts 81 Exchange ct.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Brig G Colson. 800 tons, built at Calais In 1852
was sold at New Orleans 18th, by the u s Marshal
for S7zOO cash. /
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THIS AGE!
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-23

= - ~ = SPOKEN q
May 21 lat % N, Ion 81 W, ship Belle Morse, from
Callao f0r Nantes. ~ " y > f1 T ~
june y. lat IS l5. Ion 7s - brig Eta NJ Tucker,
nom Cienfuegos Tor Portland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

Horace Greeley has been invited to pre-
side at the Capital-Rcmoying Convention
to be held at st. Louis Oh October 2Oth.
The Louisville (Ky.) papers announce the
deaths Of Colonies Adam l.. BlnSaman anu
William j. Minor, both noted turimcn.
A farmer named Cox and his wife, living
near Kingsvillc, Mo-, were found murdered
IN their house on Thursday. The bodies
were shockingly mutilated with an axe.
Captain Samuel Boone, grandson Of the
famous Kentucky pioneer, Daniel Boone,
died recently, at his residence in Missouri,
the eighty eighth year OF his age.
Frosts have occurred in various portions
Of Illinois. and in some instances seriously
injuring the corn crop, which is generally
two or three weeks behind in growth.
Ten stores and dwellings in the town Of
Fo!t Dalhousie, Ontario, n. Y, were de-
slroyed by fire Tuesday morning. Total
loss, $4,000.
An artesian well in the San Joaquin Val
ley, Cal, al depth Of 100 feet, has gwen
stream two inches deep by ten inches IN
%!dth, settling all doubts and apprehen-
AoAs about the supply for cattle.
Colonel William II. sneed, one Of the CID
est and most prominent members OF the
East Tennessee bar, and formerly repre-
sentative in the Congress Of the United
plates, died a few days since at his residence
III Knoxville.
Three thousand persons assembled In
hilegmeeting in Cincinnati Tuesday night
70 =. take action against the exclusion OF the
bible from TIE public schools. Resolutions
were passed unanimously favoring the use
u the'Blble in the schools, and asking that
The board postnone action until after the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
The New York Money Panic-FaIi-
ures Announced.

NEW YORK, September &C. A. Meigs
& Son and Fuller, Treat & Cox have
failed.
No Government gold was sold to-day, and
the sale has been postponed until to-mor-
row.
Gold sold this morning at 131 3@i32, being
called at the National Stock Exchange.
Stocks unsettled; 5-2Vs, '62, 100; south
ern securities not quoted.
Second Dispatch.
NEW YORK, September 29.-The Gold Ex-
change Bank has been placed in the hands
Of the receiver.
The failures of Sloom & Co. and Lock-
wood & Co. are among number Of others
rumored.
There was decided let up in money to-
day. 1t was quoted at per cent, with
nothing doing in discounts. Sterling I'M
changed. Gold, 1314. Governments heavy
and lower; 5-2G's. '62, 119K.
Southern securities have iuctuated con-
siderably during the day, generally closing
lower, the greatest decline being on North
CaroGnas, which sold down to 40 for the
special tax and Al for the new. The latest
quotations were as follows Tennessee G's-
E1-coupons, 81; new, 50h. Yirginis 6's--
Ex-coupons, 52a55; new, 5OG52. Georgia
6's, SO; rs, $1,000. North Carolina 6's-
Old, 1901 new, 40G41. South Carolina
G's-New, 629Gt. Louisiana 6's, G1G62
new, 61GG1H; rs, 61GG7H; SIS, S5GS4.
Alabama SIS, S9GS0I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

WonEING2ES's PARTY ~ MAssAcHU-
sETTs-STATE CONVENTION. - Worcester,
September 2S.-Tlc State Labor Reform
Convention formed a new political party in
the interest Of the W0rkingmcn, and noml-
mated a State ticket.
Resolutions were adopted asserting that
all laws creating distinctions Ii favor OF
color or condition are clear violations OF
tie Fundamental principles Of g democratic
governments; asserting that all associations
Of Wolkingmen and women formed with
view Of promoting their moral or material
interests should receive the same charter,
rights, and privileges, 1t the hands OF the
Legislature rs are granted to associated
capital insiSling upon The reduction CT the
hours OF labor 10 eight for labor employed
n the public expense: demanding Of every
political candidate pledge to advocate the
enactment Of Il law prohibiting all manu-
featuring establishments from employing
females and minors more than ten houra;
asserting that exemption from tax Of bonds
or securities is violation OF the great prln-
cipcS Of the revenue laws, and lays an IN
Just burden Oh the producing classes OF the
country; opposing the INTRODUCTION OF Chi-
uaulen calling for the creation OF depart
mcnt OF labor at Washington; urging the
friends Of labor to use all their influence to
secure the election OF candidates unequiVo-
ca!tr committed to principles embraced in
this platform and asserting the recognition
Of Il, claim oil the bondEOldcrS that the ma
tior"l debt Is payable in coin only Is clear
population of national faith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
Washington News.

nue. receipts today We're s55 900. "
President Grant and Secretary Boutwell,
had prolonged consultation to-day.
General Sherman and Secretary Robson
have returned to the city.
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, pro-
poses introducing a bill making sale of
coin, without the absolute delivery of the
coin, penal offence.
Hon. John Coyode thinks the contest in
Pennsylvania will be very close, and will
require all the Administrators assistance
to render success sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

President Grant and tho Virginia
Senators.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WAsHSGToN, September 90, 1869.
President Grant has asserted his intention
Of taking no part in the discussion Of the
question concerning the propriety of the
election Of senator's from Virginia. It is
believed here, however, in all prominent
official circles that, under the opinion Of
the Attorney-General, IN early election
should take place. Prominent Radicals ad-
NIT willingness to cooperate in the admis-
sion Of Virginia as soon as Congress meets,
when the proper course has been complied
with by the State. T1MoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
FURNITURE, &c.

AND BEDDING WARE
e HOUSE. 1898 and 1910 Esin street Rich
tnond Vac. Is. STACY & SON confidently In
vic their friends and the public generally TO thesf
FALL STOCK, just completed; which Will be
found 10 be the most extensive and varied ever or
fercd IN Richmond: and in every article they are
prepared to compete with the beat houses In The
country; and in BEDDING, their facilities an
able them 10 defy competition. -
SIIUCkS'! SuOCks +! SHUChSl
We will pay cash for SHUChS, In any quantity,
delivered in Richmond.
We IRE anxious to appoint agents In every To-
eali.v from which Shucks will bear transportation,
to whom We will furnish presses Tor ballrg, nSr-
ucuars on application. Sc .o-IM
RNITURE, MATTRESSES, DC.
z HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite the post
Office, Main street ale now prepared 10 man uIAc
turc 10 order any style OF FURNITURE ana
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant STOCK OF
CHAMBER, PhRL OR, and DlSiNG-t0Oh
FUR NlTURE that has been seen In RichmonG Tor
many wears CHAMBER SETS cen be bought NJ
our establishment from &SJ TO $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS or all sly les
made to order. and warranted as Represented.
AS The prices Of most other gooGs are coming
down. we have reduced the price OF every article
In our line aud arc selling about rs low as we
did before the war. All in want OF FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We Dave goods 70 SUN
'N' I'm Va '''> HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-ofnce, Main strect,
se1esm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

TuR ScHoKPrs MURDER CAsS.-The Ger
man Legal Aid Society of this city Mr.. IL.
Kuhn picsideut are making. efforts IN or
der 10 have Or. Schocppc, OF Carlisle, Pa,
pardcned by Governor Gc&ry, OF Pennsyi-
yania. DR.. Schocppe is sentenced to suffer
death for murder October 18TH next. 1t is
believed by the members Of the Society that
ha is not Guilty.-NelC York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
For the Dispatch.
UN1yEnsITY OF VIRGINIA,
September q, 1861.
Of AIonAgu,

September Y, loo7.
bered with the past, and another "term at
college" Is about to begin for me-. am
lust In from "away down South IN the
fields of cottonp 1t is TO me very gsstily-
ing to fnd some improvements about tn the
good old place since | left it last July, The
grounds have been "cleaned up, the
payements have been .'put in order" the
tecture-rooms have been cleansed, repaired,
painted, whitewashed, and Thoroughly,
& done over and they are now ready in all
respects for the large classes that VIII occupy
them throughout the session OF ~ ana ~.
The professors have refreshed themsclYes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
Domcstic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK., September e0-Noon.-Flour dull
and rather heavy. Wheat .tc4dier; Corn dull.
Pork nominal 1t 3C.5O6 $50. IS. Lard dull. Cotton
easier nj 2:sI22ic. Turpcntnc quiet at 4SIiSic.
Rosin quiet. Freghts dull.
ErsniHg. Cotton lower: sales l. SEQ bales at 2s8
23ic. Flour Supcrlirc to fancy state, $500
ss.55; supcriine t. choice white wheat western,
s5.75Iss.a5; southern quiet and dccininc--ccm-
mon 10 choice extra. sG.a5Gslo.5s. Wheat and
Corn unchanged. Pork lower ut $3.50. Lard
shade easler; kettle, lSt0la!c. Whiskey IN
changed. Rice firm at sG9c. Sugar quiet. Coffee
and Aolasscs dull Naval stores quiet
BALTIMORE. September e0.-Cotton nominal
at 2sc. Flour weak: R0ward-street sllpcrlne,
Ss4ss25. Wheat steady; choice red Al.55. Corn
dull and lower; white. 5l.2s4&l.27. Pork quiet !;
shoulders, l5tc. Whisky, Sl.lSA SLIP.
Virginia C's old, 10! bid
CISCINSATI. September 29.-Whskey In fair
demand at SLIP. Pork dull 1T So Lard, &c.
Clear sides, !ac.
LOUISVILLE, September s3.-Whlskey fl.l2@
ALB. Mess pork, S325o0S33. Shoulders, he;
sides 2CIc. Lard, l9GISic.
ST. LOUIS, September % .-Whskey, sl.ls. Pork
dull and nomlually quoted 1T $50. Bacon firm -;
shoulders. lGc; clear sides, loose, l9!c.; packed,
2Jc Lard kegs, 2Jc.
NEW ORLEANS September 29.-Cotton active
and lower ut 26c sales, 1925 bales receipts,
s,S7O bales. Gold, 1885, New York sight, Toe