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Pittsburgh, Pa.
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rHE REASON WHY.


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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
LAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Exec
utlve COMMITTEES.
henry d. COOKE Vice-Presddent
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
AIRY.
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DEAFNESS. CATARRH,. sCRoFULA.
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NRRING BUT enthusiastically for
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better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
Velopes, free OF charge. II benefited return
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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rels, P.C. HILDRETH & BRO.
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Is Bales Jute Wool Irvine

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Bar Iron.
DARIRoN, ROUND AND SQUARE, rom
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Pittsburgh. - aal<
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HAH Iron, Hoop nom y TO In:
~ TR0H WAGON tires cut to lengtn9.
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~ nnO LBS. sU9AR-oURED HAMS.
nh VuJu 10000 lbs Plain Hams
Wv 100000 lbs Shoulders.
10000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib Sides
100 T1ercea Prime Lard.
so Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
400 BbIs Juno Family Flour
POO do Star do do
no do Swan do do
IN half Barrels Lake Fish.
so Barrels Vinegar.
Sd Boxes Factory Cheese
So do Concentrated Ly
Forsale by IoRDAN 400.
mario HANOA4EAHN,1
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the wayward, for "charity suffereth all
things" and above all things is chare
Give YOUR enemies credit for their viz
tues; make them your friends; do wise
~, do we'll, do right.
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The graves being decorated the as.
sembly was called together, the bene-
diction pronounced, and the divisions
allowed to, wend their way homeward,
or linger stfll for a while in the vicinity
of their loved ones, whose mortal re-
mains were cold and low beneath the
'Yerdure. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

MAYoR's CoURr-.E0yor ChdhOon pres'
Ging.-William Anderson (colorcd), charged
with stealing 4 carpet valued at twelve dol
lars from Mary Lpp-, was called, and his
case continued.
Royal Rex (muIatto), charged with
threatening to assault and kill Augustus
Lee. vas discharged.
John Camp (whitc) and George Niche
(ncgro) were arraigned for stealing pack
are - dry goods from a. Hutzlcr and Tor
having two pieces ot stolen bacon IN Their
possession. The case was continued.
Mary johnson (colorcd), charged with
>tcu!in" 4 watch-chain valued at fifteen dol
larS from William Furman, was sent on TO
answer indictment.
Junius Cook (coloreU, charged with
shooting and Wounding John stewart. was
sent on 10 answer Indictment. The COM
plainant testified that Jnnus came up to
him with pistol and with the remark .
oWinc show you whether there Is any here
after or not,' discharged load of small
shot at him. One Of the shot took effect in
his head, and the rest lodged i'll the door
behind him.
Moses Branch (coloretD, charged with
stealing five heads Of cabbage from George
anna james, was sent on for misdcmeanor.
james II. Jones (colorcd), charged with
stealing Il dress from his mother, was com
| mtted to her tender mercics.
George T.. Morris, d. D., was fined $3.50.
James tempt" (coloredD, charged with be-
ing drunk and dsordcrly and interfering
with the police, was discharged.
Christian Bureing (coored), charged with
assaultin@ Wm. Anderson, was discharged.
Betsy Mason (colored), charged with steal.
ing clothing from Disney Booby, was sent
on.
| Thomas Bird (colorcdD, charged with ere.
ating Il die, url'ancc in the house of Maria
Winston. was lined $50
John Hart was arraigned for stealing q
gold watch and chain, valued ut s;l2j, and
SO in money from Joseph Mcnamara. The
case was continued until Wednesday.
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BETTER THAN THE IRoS-CLAD.-F. W. HAIR.
RIs, No. Eighth street, opposite Spotswood IIo-
tel, announces to his numerous friends and the
public generally that in addition to his fine stock
Of rye whlskeys. brandies, and gins no Is now re-
ceivng 4 superior lot of sherry, ciaret port, and
champagne wines, and hopes that, now that they
arc not likely to be choked with iron-clad oatha.
they will refresh their throats with something not
uuite so hard to take
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SUSSYsIDE.-This beautiful, convenient, eco
uomical, cleanly and perfect fireplace stove, must
be seen to be fully appreciated. 1t VIII heat tho
rooms in three stories is regulated as to Increase
or reduce the heat In either room no dust or smoke
can escape from 1t. 1t Is most perfect piece OF
stove mechanism. 1t requires only about half the
fuel, and gives better heat than the old plan. Call
at MouSTcAsTLE's, at e2o Broad street, and ex-
anime ii, and you win be sure to buy It..
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iIusTINGs CCURT OF MAGISTRATES In
thia court yesterday Il nolte proseQu was
entered in each Of the following eases ::
William II. Frazier. assault and battery ;
WilIiam Mccormick, assault and battery :
Frank Spencer, assault and battery james
E. U:cEman, assault and battery james
Clark. mlawfully shooting Thomas Pow
ell. Elizabeth Jones, Chelsea Johnson, Gus
tayns Staples, and George Washington,
petit larceny John Wright. Keeping a dis
orderly house previously tried and con-
victrd. anda new trial granted: Elizabeth
Hardcman didS Griffin, and Joseph Griffin,
,or,ieation; Lizzie Harde!nan, Keeping a
house Of iil-.amc.
William CaSs was indicted for receiving
stolen goods. The jury returned 4 verdict
oG mot guilty" and the accused was dis
charged.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDiN will sell Al ) O'Clock a
framed tenement IN Ad1ms's VALLEY near
tho corner Of Poplar and Fifteenth streets.
LYME x BROTHER VIII sell at ! O'Clock 2. NJ.
two valuable lots between o and P streets.
GRrBBs 4 WILLIAMS will sell at 5 o'clock n
valuable new brick store and dwelling on the
north side Of Main between Twcnty-'ourth and
Twcrty-fftiI streets.
COOK 4 &LAUGHTOS will sell Mt their store at 10
i. ". an assortment Of household furniture
anf many useful articles.
JOIN II. HAMPTON < CO. will sell at their
store, Broad and Seventh streets. commencing
at10"'clock. i lot or household furniture. mat
4 t.Csgee. &c
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ASEGLEcTED CoUsH, COLD, or SORE THREAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy, like
Browns Bronchial Troches," If allowed to pro-
gress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Consumpttve Coughs, Tho
Troches" are used With advantage. giving often
times immediate relief. Singers dpubiic speak
ers win find them also excellent to clear the voics
and render articulation wonderfully easy.
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LECTURES.

r ECTURE.-ISAAC II. HUNTER, tho
~ talented colorcd orator. and late state can
v.sser for the Walker ticket and expuryated Con.
stItu,ion. will deliver LECTURE at VIRGINIA
u,fI Ninth street between Main and Franklin,
on THURSDAY NIGHT, October 18th.
subject: THE DUTY OF VIRGISIANs.
Tickets OF admission, FIFTY CENTS; TO DO
had n, the bookstores generally and at Virginia
Hall.
Doors open n: 7o'clock. Lecture commences at
O'Clock precisely. ocs
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Corner Of Main and Tenth streets.

SOMETHING NEw.-What has long been want
ed An oil that will not explode. The Petrolia
OIL Is something nel2, and gives much better
light than any other oil, while 1t Is cleaner and
better. 1t only costs the same as the common oil,
that Is so dangerous. It will burn In any coal.oil
lamp with the sun burner. Sold by grocers and
druggists. The Office OF the Pctrolia on Company
Is at i5os Main street
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Rcll. Bourne, New York, mer-
Steamer state of Maryland, GeogheGan Balti-
more. merchandise and passengers Harreys q
Williams.
schooner Albert Mason, Rose, New York, hay
10 {. +. WhItlock and iron to Tredegar Company.
Schooner Isaac c. Hurtz, Clinton, Windsor, n,
-, plaster, Staples x Blair
schooner Bee, Hastings, Norfolk, merchandise,
captain. -,
Schooner Wake, Candy, Philadelphia, coal,
U;wes K Mcrrman.
SAILED.
steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudsc and passengers, J.. Is. Iatum.
Brig Mary Allerton. Burdett, Rio Grlnde de Sui,
rlour Gallcco Siills Manufacturing Company.
MEHORASDUM.
WEST POINT. VA. October l0.-Arriyed, steamer
Ernnebec Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed nth, on return.
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Prizes sAwARDED.-Thcrc is fund called
the "Spencer and FrclinghuySen Fund"
which gives to each scholar in any CT the
PRESBYTERIAN churches in this country 4
nicely-bound copy of the Bible for learning
and repeating to their teachers or pastor the
shorter catechism. vt the Third Presbyte-
rian church. on last Sunday, two little girls,
Misses Engie sinton and Belle PIcasants,
having accomplished the task referred to,
were presented with the premiums III pre-,
for their G,ickrlcss in learning it the pastor
rave each one also Il ncatly-bound hymn
hpnl
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
N THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE OCTOBER i,
1SG9.-CharIes Philips. Richmond, Va;
Miss Cant, Richmond, Va; +. ". Hooper,
Richmond. VA: William II. McGrain, Rich
mond. Va; Mrs. Cough, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. NJ. W. NJ, Richmond, Va; Postmas-
fer. Hanover county, Va; W. \. Blair,
Monroe county, West Va; Benjamin smith,
Cane MAY, n. T.; Jasper Holmes, Charles
City county, Va; Peter Stevenson, Char
lotte Courthouse, Va; Isaiah Jones, st.
Louis, Mo-, John Goldsborough, Centre
Vile, Md; j. II. Hart, Fredericksburg
Railroad Champion Stokes, Prince Ed
ward Courthouse, Va; Professor W. q
Stubbs, Auburn, Ala; Rev. w. \. White
searn, Fluvanna county, Va; K. W. Nc
Kinney, Farmyille, Va; Miss Ella Speese,
Harrisburg. Pa.
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AFrIDAyrrs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form OF affidavit, required by Gen-
eral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. inns
form has been approved ut headquarters. Inc al
!Idavit Is required before any execution can oe
issued by 4 clerk OF court.
Wecan furnish these forms at So per hundred
or dr,y cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, 10
the cities and country. Liberal discount 70 the
trade.
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JAMES RIvLn.--Captain George ". Allen,
harbor-ma>tcr, placed on Saturday buoy
on the first line Of wrecks below Warwick,
and during lust week he put IN iron can-buoy
in Graveyard Reach. The Government iur-
nished the iron buoy, and i'll short time
will send another, to be placed in Irents
Reach. 1t is well that we have harbor-
master who can aid in keeping our river
navigation safe and serve the public well III
ri
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AHoruER DIsTISGUIsuEp LEcTuRER.-Ite
next lecture in the Young Mems Christian
Association course will he delivered on
Tuesday the 2Srh instant by Admiral IA
phael Scmmes, Of privatcerlng celebrity.
The subject Of the lecture Will be hereafter
announced.
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MANCHESTER MILLs.-Thc directors of the
Marshall Qate James RiYer) Company have
elected 6. T. Pcplc, Esq, general superin-
tendcnt Of their works. lie has gone TO
work repairing, oycrhauing, &c, prcpara-
tory to the resumption of full operations
speedily. \. l.. Holt, Esq, the retiring su-
pcrintcndent, held the position for twenty
-.,n yoors
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4 New Observation-Disclosures are buSily
engaged in digging the foundation OF the
Preshytcrian church ut the corner Of Tenth
and Porter streets, Manchester. y con-
siderable portion OF the money has been
raised, and the prospects for the speed
completion Of the ediiice are good. v ncn
mplcted it will be great addition to thAt
section of the town.
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Brief addresses on the subject . What 10
we need TO be more efficient Teachers
were made by MeSsrS. j. B. Wood, Caleb
.acobs. Edmund Harrison, J: B: Watkins,
A. p. Fox, j. L. Keesce, W. &. cambridge,
II. Winston, and Rev. Dr.. Burrows. The
meeting adjourned to assemble next month
at the BelYidcic Baptist church.
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FOR COAL.-Proposals
1 will he received to IL O'Clock M. on w ED-
ford, chairman of Committee for Relic, Of foer,
CITY Cham berla!n's oricc. Richmond, Va lot
furnishing THREE HUNDRED IuNs Us @ a.. a.,
TURACITE COAL, Ia be delivered ~ inc CITY
@i''''"''0"'e "'''A-- JOHS T.. MULFoRD,
Chairman OF Committee for Ke!iet Oh ro",;
Nctrs and Journal copy. oe
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OCTOBER This IS the month onr good ladies
commence putting down their carpets, hanging
curtains, and giving the house general cleaning.
We would suggest that II is good time TO send for
MoUSTCAsTLE, and get the chandeliers and old
gas-dxtures REBRoSzED. He makes the old 1x-
lures look as good new. $50 Broad street Is tho
nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

FURTHER CoST1SUED.-Thc case Of Will
liam Willard, charged with stealing horse
and buoyy from William Sutherland, was
called before the Mayor yesterday, and
further continued until to-day, on account
Of the sickness of Colonel johnson, ms
rnunSrl.
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APPEAL FOR TIE REHovAL OF THE CD

APPEAL FOR TIE REHovAL OF THEsC0S-
FEDERATE DEAD At GETTTsBURG.-Nlrs.
George W. Randolph, Mrs. Il. L. Lee, and
Mrs. !. J.. n. Curry, have issued IN earnest
appeal on this subject to the people Of til,
South. We publish the body Of the appeal
with cordial endorsement OF the object:
BY correspondence and other means II
has been brought to the special attention OF
the Hollywood Memorial Association Of
Richmond that over 5000 Confederate sol
dies are buried on and near the battlefield
of Gettysburg.
David Wills, Esq, President of the Ma
tional Cemetery Company, says, in letter
to General Fitzhugh Lee:
''Tbcre has never been any action by the
Board Of Managers Of the Soldiers National
Cemetery Company mere in reference TO the
disposition of the remains of-the southern
dead living on this battlefield. Neither is
there any action contemplated. The charter
of the Association provides only for the
interment of the remains Of those who fell
in defence Of the Union.
"There should be something done with
the remains Of the southern soldiers. There
are about GO0 marked graves, and these art
fast becoming obliternted. Their names
might be preserved, and the remains
gathered together into Il cemetery or bury
jng-grouud, if any one would take the mat
ter in hand
Their trusted chief, General r. Z. Lee,
whom they followed, and fighting under
whose leadership they fell, approves the
plan of removing their bodies 10 our own
soil.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
have the disposition to undertake this
work, but do not possess the ability unless
generously aided by friends throughout the
South. They offer ample grounds in their
cemetery, and also the aid of their Associa-
ton to prosecute the work should if be
found practicable to remove the bodies to
Richmond.
To accomplish this purpose means must
be raised by the earnest efforts Of the sur
vi.ors Of the Confederate army, the mothers.
and sisters, and fathers, and brothers, and
friends, OF the slain. Every southern state
ilas Representatives ut Gettysburg. viii
ncG active men and women in every city,
and town, and county, at once volunteer to
collect and send contributions?
In this way we may gather those
"Who bore the flag OF our nations trust.
And fell in The cause, though lost, still just:
Gather the cOrpScs strNwn
0'cr many battle plain
From many Il grave that lies SO lone,
Without name and without stone,
Gather the southern slaiu."
Communications and remittanccs may be
semi TO Mrs. G.. ". Randolph. Richmond,
Va.
-n1It horn O1peTs are r1SDectfIIlly re-