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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
Cotton Goods Market.

MANCHESTER, June l1.---The effe ct witch might
have been expected from the alteration the Of
the recent heavy local failures which have cast o
gloom or the moment over commercial transactions
me market for shppin! yarns has been very quiet;
but there ls no change to note whatever IN lricee
and eplnners. being we'll un. er engagements, are
net anxious to eff CT sales which would involve anv
concession Cop yarns for the home trade ate Z ct
In mu;h uemsno; tLs uueasiness cauged by the late
f'ilures havil had depressing eject. hut this is
looked upon ss merely tempor .ry shadow npon
the market. and prodncers continue TO hO.d their
goods with considerable mt ess ct the quotation
1here is 10 change Of Importance In the cloth mar
since Tuesdsy. Ra era continue to hold back S' an
sellers find It difficult to obtain CeIs. For the most
part manufac urels co tiuue Arm Jn their quote
tions, hut In SOU cases o d 20 realize az In
duce ashght concession IN price An apprehensive
fee ing arelng from the recent ia lures or Messre.
las caused add,io, al dullness aud depression and
th busn.se eff ced in cloth 70 day has been wtthin
yey narrow limits. aa5
YAK III Tho New York Rtee aaxket.. r
The New Yor. 5 ur "a. Of Commerce Of wednes.
day. Jane IS. sAtes: Z, s,. ,@Hss 9'. II
The demand from the out.of-town sdeslers con.
tinues to be good. aud, sith redua siock price,
10 dn Land pli "a nolnsnais oAg iaQnary fs
ior small parcels for home use, ana these ~ areiy
50 currency. Lot In bonds are quoted Ct aXs3N,
gold. Exports Sor she week. ava irom
S.Saasy e: spS 2 sss Ss' time
s4 vns Ssyv yorax voxssas srs Ssaraa s4.
The Nau York Joarnai or Commerce. of Wednt a.
do June ~. ssvp: 3t< 3iA
an. lnasa,t y walssuppaisdtg IA Berrauda, potatoes
,ua @ DO oo1s earcs sad Slm .. sssx 80 ps
boi. an. la5c 20, y q h-mpers sorfolk tomat ep
S5 per buthel; ChAr esson ind GAvaELah do % pei
phsAhsls NOrioak tcueurshsfs So eoaA psr, sxate
n " Z - r.,s.i
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PasseMGerG.

Per steamer Pilot y. from Bluffton, via Bean.
f1rt, &c-J Hancock. F Chapman, M j Fay. W
walker, kus'ls, Miss Langtord Mise Botume,
W Jackson ana wife, d Ihomae and vi e. Hon.
k,nson. Mr. W a!ev. Major jenkins, R g Christie,
Q seaorook clark. Mrs Epbraim CLARK, f
child and servant. Nj Bailey. ana IL deck.
Per steamer st Helena. fron Edisto and Rockville
mr. Ludovishl, Miss jenkins. Miss Fripp. and on
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PRUPAYLACTlC FLUID.

hARBY'S PRUPAYLACTlC FLUID.
Letter JTons Hen. Aser. Fl. SepAess, Of Geoygta. !.
CRAwFoRDeviLLE, Ga september 20. 1868
DarbJ'e Prophylactic F;uid te an article OF little
cost. but great value. Is domestic we'll nedi-
cinal uses numeroue, while its specialties are
most wonderful have not been without 1t for
ten years. end no head OF family who can affosd
: ! = = ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
THE .WONDERFUlA y FAMILY MEDI.
gsaF },tt ClNE. ...
Letter from the Surgeon General of the late Coneder-
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1859.
JOHN DARBY = Co., No. 100 Wilham-street, New
GeatSsm.m-r have received your letter OF the 18th
Of, December, 1885,, calling my attention TO your
iDarby's ProphyYacticl Fluid. ~ i'aHT
most cheertolly ssate that the Rluid was furnish
cd fOs and extenslvely used by, the SURGEONS in
cnsrRe OF general hospitals in the Contedera1e ser
vtceTwit great henet to the pattenis-all THE sur
geors making Avoranle report great deal Of it
was used In the hospitsls. =
W. Very respectfully, your oeedient servant, :
;aa adl n, SAM'L PRESTON MOORE N. ID,
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PROpH1TT,s LIVER MEDIcINR.

PROPHITT'S LIVER MEDICINE.
Dr., Prophitt-Ravine used this medicine sufa-
mind that it is invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be Hgnaly benefited. as he has been, by its use. We
deem 1t duty we owe to THE unfortunate class 10
recommend to them the use of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
.9 |l1 M. W. ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
Ts@ DooIY COUNTY, Ga April. 1867.
Tbi3 10 to certify That was confned to The houeo.
and most Of the tire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
I'VE months ; and rsst stter trying every svatabls Esme
pr 9: PFophit sAnodyne Pam XII Il. eseh cost
Ing ffy oene only; It relieved aimost Instantly.
therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disetse. I can sey
that 1t is one Of the best family medicines now ous.
| certain. You're truly. W!A.EOREHAND.
Dr.. PropAis--Having used your Liver Medicine
ior more than year In my family, Icheeyauliy
commsEd It to oil persons suffering hom Liver af-
feci,ons. 1yspepsia or Indigestion IA any form
rene for that disease. o. +. ROGERa.
srAaTosnymLs, RuTsAM cousr1. OCT I. 1867.
that have used your Aeue Pills for the Last ten
ye,rs and have never failed 10 cure he Ague in o
chils the first day that they Given. can reco-
mend them as being the rest aRue medicine that
have found and they leave no bad sffects follow
ing them. as QutniDe 80.
Yours respectfully A. WESTBROOK
PUTNAM COUNTY. Ga. September "a, 1888.
Dr.. .. y. Ff0phiH-sir--I have usSsd for the hast
two years in Eny family you Liver Medicine. your
Pain Kill It, and yon, Female Topic, and have no
fears IN saying nat they the best medicines have
Q, OK rssrd for the Liver ana Stomach Neura o ana
Rh. umatic ahicttons. Hesdache, Coic and pains of
evoly KIND arc subdued BY them. After using the
medtcinos SO long, gcheerfully xeccmnenu them 10
any ard every one, and 10 all that aro a1icaed s The
best and safest RENE 6ies FOR an the diseases fOr
which they ere recornnpendeds Ac. Ictss Hf'l fgs
;.s Yours respectfully, . "a JAMRS WRIGHT.
DR. pRopaTTI.s FEMALE rOrIC.
This Medicine. With Ito asaociatea, is safe and
certain remeay tor all cyrabo diseaAen whyeh Te-
males alone ara liable II 10 also an excellent pre-
ventativo Of NervouH BfisoneEy Or Weeyous Dis
cases Z. either male pt ien ale Ts powerful Ner
ytne Tonic. setting UP full and tree ctrculataon
All a she senvv Medicines aoia sy Dvssrs..s .s.
Msschants genyAly .Aroughout the southvssss.
n. anYas# EDs .. 8UEEEsAsa. dc,
ssasa 'saei Wholesale and Rseasl Agent.
,.afn soyAdsEihstssssSs ensar cAaho.n.,
~ 4 e@jl ~ va i.a 81 CharaSsS4n.ge. II
y yIsesssd Saly u pa. .. s rRorairraI
ADnia6 &SFF X stashamsg ~ 0ovineSon. "a
m K. EssEd Hrn l.,sy, ,e
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aa THE AsTOnIsRIsG
Il ID ISM IA r. CT Am IT

sA6 sp THE ASTON1SAIBG
DISINF r. CT AIN IT.
1aeonx coazsdr. oxSoaD. Ga. December %. 1868.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir -uaviDg not been en-
gaged for many years IN the -actye dnties Of the
am wen ssqnsintsd Win ito chspioal sisspsnts ~
the value OF tke compound yes tiedisnsSct,ng ana
therapeutic properties Of the agents emDoyed in its
compof,tion, together with the wen known reputa-
ton u ts dlscoverer, as chemiet authorize me to
regard is merit OF ahiah order; on the whole Il
must be considered as valuable contribution to the
class OF articles 70 which It bele ngs.
These views, may add, sustained by the test-
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
A. i; MEANS. ssi1sis'a,H 4. o., IL. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. 3TINGS, Sc.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL. ]
q 'a4cal@I ia TUscALoosA. December a. 1858 I
Messrp. JoEN DARBY & Co., No. l60 Wtllis n-street
New York: lfi7S' l5aT1 4, I es4Fft.f .--'-f
oe.ass's,,,l received your o,Fea,srs g tho 4. th
no sis sDas ~ RE-
Sn :Ss e dFssysasss e
md 4sm.s III ssens to VIA il
N sGe' sa vsss sss
ssass sn y 9is as 1s sssss sns
Respectfully yours. &c, s,s,., , 80 = !. II
sup and phy.,oias Aaeans sn.Sn insane sc.Diis a. p
,a@ $3.50 DOWIE d AaOaSM.
Eat1q ts Rosifv stwaoLEsALe sDkUaarsf9
e Msy as ssithssaes Z ssnts s,tn casolta4s
'R sAan n 4 HI -. "a otsa
4 Z R9.aarriuass l9.a 'ttel.s te.ssa Hood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

ODDs AND ENDs.-Wea cool and plea.
SAINT.
Theatre opens on Monday night.
day commences the new "tobacco
year."
james D. Sublctt, late Of the SpotsWood,
will take the Byington, at Macon, Ga.
Temple Lodge (Masonic) meets at ST.
Alban'S Hail tonight.
Sergeant Pleasants collected S244 IN 1nes
at MAYORS court last month.
General J. L. Kemper, OF Madison, was
in town yesterday.
Thomas D. Neal has gone North in the
interest Of the State Agricultural Fair.
The site Of the old State courthouse Is st
last free Of rubbish.
c. w. Woodson advertises for five hun
dred laborers to work on southern rail-
road.
The funds in the State Treasury yester'
dav amounted to 100000.
During the quarter ending September
3Oth there were 24,250 barrels OF flour
shipped from Richmond direct to foreign
ports.
A. b. Guigon, B. R. Welford, Jr., and
Frank p. Turner, are spoken Of as candl'
dates for the Hastings Court judgeshlp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

THE LATE 2. W. FINNEY-MEErING OF
THE BAR.-The members of the Richmond
bar met yesterday in the Court Of Appeals
room to pay tribute 10 the memory Of the
late 3. w. Finrey, Esq. Judge William T.
.Joynes was called to the chair, and Henry
Hudnall, ESQ. was chosen secretary.
A committee, consisting OF Andrew John
cton, Thomas T. Giles, James Alfred Jones,
John Q. Steger. =. II. Nash, n. Johnson,
and Peachy r. Grattan, was appointed to
draft resolutions appropriate to the occa-
sion, and reported Us follows:
I" Again, after 4 brief interval, the hand
Of Death has f!llen in our midst, and we
have to mourn tie loss Of another honored
and beloved ssociate-Beniamin Watkins
Finncv is no moe.
"Closclv allied By blood to two Of the
most ilIustr0us illrists Of Virginia, the
Hon. Beninmin Watkins Lee and the Hon.
William Leigh. the friend, whom we lament,
enjoyed the advanta re Of early and familiar
intercourse with the eminent men of the
bench end bar OF his native State at pc
riod when the greatness and glory, of the
legal profession were unsurpassed. He
proved himself in the course Of q laborious
life to be q worthy pupil Of that school by
his sound judgment. his solid learning, his
urtiling industry, and by his noble sense OF
professional duty, which combined 4 zeal
Tor his clients interests win courtesy To-
wards DIS oppoNch'S' ana "lIh 1h'l9!aDle
good faith towards all thG Wofid. IL any
defect could he ascribed 10 MN, IL was that
he did not sufficiently value and rely upon
his own merits; and that the modcsty,
wich was wa. ne cio"ns rH re iis f.o riiro tho
cter, kep. niH ~ 10 Soiiie aood m!od'Uio iioin 'ne
alIifcllol Wn'nn IL" uGra,, no oon,rl,r,
pIi'H 10 n' =, ;,,,1o WI, 'ipi ne,,tn I'D
flrni aiu Ie:o'ulc III pi 'Tolic' nsu aati
SonclatoF[ IN in"IS, t, ~ 80 ~, G"auu1.t[, ,a,,
hlmsch III h!S intercourse WItn III lligi ~ ~
command thc respect, estcehl, anu cnnI- I-
dence OF all W!li'e IN WEI intllli,t I rlrcle
to whom ne was more iuuF knoTll ltS open
ana unSeil:n alsposlto5i' ms G!iee:iui nu-
NOR, ana ms warm afu s'ehoF ,e ane"tlonSi III IL;
Won ana secured iof Hill 'Ne io'c u 'i
hcaTIs. ~ e,,.o -, ,,.o,.d- ,,,o,. ov-r-oss,
cAprcsE .o ~: ~ moI U - ~ "a G it
me leell WIZ MiL,n 'i'9 "'I y, Cai
n!chnond nave receive" lhc7e AIie"'ncHoiS
oidihSS, ne IL ,., 4ho ,o-. -,
"FeSotceG' ~ we u.Ploic ui,c VS. 5';1,. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

A SUEDAY-SC1r0OL CONVENTION ANr T>IcTr-
TUTE will he held By tho B"rt'2t Snnd1y-sch"ol
workers of the Alhcmarlc Association on T'nrrs-
day and Friday, October 7th and Sth. 1889, 1T Rose
Union, Nelson county.
This meeting will he cconduct"d hy some ~ the
ablcst and most experienced friends Of the cause.
Who sre making efforts to render 1t interesting and
profitable.
Ample arrangements will nc made Tor the -rcom.
modation ofall who may attend. DELEGATES Who 90
by railroad will stop at Tye River station, where
they will be furnished with conveyances to 'hc
place Of meetlnr-a few miles from th1t point.
They must reach that point, however, by thn train
OF Wednesday tho 9Th In order TO Insure attention.
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SUPPOSED DELAY IN TRANSMISSION or
FRRIcnr.-Haying published complaints
about delay in transmission Of freight over
the Virginia ard Tennessee and Richmond
and Danyile railroad, we deem it but fair
to give publicity to Colonel Dodameaps ex-
plantation:
"R1cuMoND, September 30, 1860.
I" DaUid j. Burr, Esq, President Board Of
Dear Sir,-I notice in the Richmond
Dispatch Of the 2Sth the following letter:
"R1cHAoND. September q, 1869.
"'DariG j. Bu,r, Esq, President Rich-
mo.d Chamber Of Commerce:
'Sir.-Pcrmit lis to draw your atten-
ticn to The Inconvenience to which we are
subjected hy the delay Of transmission Of
freight over the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad or the Danville railroad. On the
21st Of This month we had shipped from
Nickelsvilo quantity Of acon,-sldes,
not yet arrived; and on the 14th Of Septem-
ier we had ship ped from Glade Spring fifty
five bushels oats, which have not yet ar
rived. We beg leave to lay these facts be-
fore you, az the Chamber of Commerce in-
vitcs parties having any complaints affecting
trade to report the same.
''Nery respectfully,
'''SCcTT & DoLLING.'
II End 0n an examination that one box
of bacon from II. G. Wood Il Co., Scott
county, was received at Abingdon, Va, on
the 22d of September, w3y-Dilled and left
there on the 23d, arrived at Burkeyille oil
the 2Gth Sunday, left there on Monday
the 9th, and was delivered on the 2Sth 10
the consignccs at Richmond. Nickelsvilleis j.
situated in Scott county about thirty-hve or
forty miles from Abingdon, to which place
it had 10 be transported by wagon.
al also find that forty-nine bags Of oats
consigned TO Scott e Boiling, were way
billed at Glade Spring on the 10Th OF Sep
tcmber, arrived ut Burkeville September
18th at G:05 ?. NJ. leftthere the same night at
1920 A. NJ, arrived ut Richmond 6:25 A. II.
on the 18th, and unloaded same day agent
here received order from Scott & Boiling to
deliver to c. Howard dated 22d, and deli
vered TO him on the oath Qhus holding the
oats in store for convenience Of conStgnec
slr days); notwithstanding which, they
were delivered, as per order OF consigncc,
three DAYS before date of their letter. Thu>
showing that gentlemen, although actuatcd
i,v the best Of motives, may sometimes be
mistaken. :,
{" I also find in the same paper = similar
letter from II. Ii. Dibrell. On an eXamina-
ton Of the way-hills find that on the 23d
of September five cans Of butter were way
billed at Bristol, reached Burkeville San
day. 10Th, left there on Monday, 9th, and
were delivered on the 2Sth to consignees.
"Your,, very respectfully,
"THoNAs DoDAIBAD,
Superintendent Richmond and
Danville Railroad"
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Mayors CoURT-May0r Chdh0on prest-
drg.-Amclia Christian (colcreG), charged
with obtaining $3.50 from Kitty Hill under
false prctences, was brought up, and the
case continued until to-day.
Tobias Brooks (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Virginia BraXton and
violently resisting the police, was sent on
for indictment.
James Washington (colored), charged with
having in his possession blanket supposed
to have been stolen, was called, ana case
continued until to-day.
Frank Epps, Reuben and Philip Oden,
charged with stealing Q lot of bricks, the
property of Daniel Ryan, were examined.
The two first were discharged and the last
sent on for indictment.
Susan Carter (coloredD, charged with un-
lawfully snatching s. from Henry Watson,
was examined, and sent on for indictment.
Mary Gennett, charged with assaultlnS
and beating Mrs. L. Z. Minctree, was dis
charged.
Ellen Wyatt, charged with unlawfully de-
tanning Lllcretia Horizons clothes with III
tent to defraud, was discharged.
Spencer Coleman (colored), charged with
treSpa,sing upon the premises, of Lucy
Brown and abusing her, was fined 500.
William Daniels, charged with assaultlng
Ella Grey and striking her with rock, was
sent on to answer indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN Property;
Yesterday morning Thomas James (colorea)
and J. Freeman (White( were arralened De
fore the Mayor for having in their posses,
sion several stolen doors and sashes, VaiTeu ;Ils
at 500, stolen from DR.. l.. {; Crump. 1ne nn
property was proven 10 oeipnG 1nis for ~ f,,r.
Crump, and the accused were nela lor iui-
ther examination.
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SHOOTING AFrA1R.-On yesterday morning
7 Fl. Carrier and Dennis UKeefe were ar
rained before the Mayor for being engaged
in street difficulty. It appeared that the
two had quarrelled at Jackson Park, and
that Carrier had subsequently followed
OKeefe into the city. They met on Cary
street and the quarrel was renewed, a fight
ensued, and O'1leefc was shot through the
arm. The case was postponed until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

ClUGHT-Pat. Ferreter, one of the parties
implicated in the attempt at highway rob-
berry in the Square a few months since, is to
be tried to-day. Pat, it seems, had forgot
ten that he was recognized to appear at this
term of the court, and had enlisted at Nor
folk as a seaman in the United States navy.
Just as he was getting ready for cruise he
was nabbed by Detective Murphy and
brounht back to the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

Nothing pleascs us more than The rctrrn NJ !ifc
and activity to our city trade. In the book and
stationery lire Iessrs. sTARTE p RTLAED arc
reapfng n benefit Country merchants ind that
they can purchase anything In their lire 1T New
York trade prices. Country and city teachers are
supplying Themselves at handsome discounts. and
rs for the young people, they will md school
hooks and school stationery as cheap at TTARKE e
RYLAND's rs anywhere else IN R,rhmnnr. Cell
IN them ct Dis Main street or serI FOR thcs cata-
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LAND sALEs.-David D. NJ. Digges, land
oeent. Gordonsville, has just made the fol-
iowine sales 447 acres in Madison county,
Of Colonel Noah J. HenkeFs, to Abram u.
Smith, 81 ESD, Of West Virginia. Price, s,9.-
S0n a Sa5 acres in Madison county, OF Mr.
JeVi D p r. Conway's, to 0. s. Fitzhugh, for
MI ner acre. House and lot IN HARRISON Is
Snre. Iu q for Mr.. Abram Smith, to Colonel N. y
Henkel. Price, $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

COOK & LACGHTON will sell ut 10 A. VI. gen
eral assortment OF household furniture, car
pets. &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will cell at O'Clock q vau-
able lot On Fifteenth street between Main and
Cary, together with portion or the building
thereon. which was partially burned at the late
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

eUMAc AND RosEs AT LIBBY PRrsoN.-The
old building known al over the United
States MS Libby Prison has recently been
leased and is now occupied by parties en-
gagged in grinding s1lmac and bones. The
sllmac mill Is carried on by G. G. Har=in 6
Co., and the bone and plaster mill By Kirk
nntrick 6. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC AssoCIATIoN.-
This Association, under the leadership nf
T. n. Chamberlavne. Jr., will meet for re-
ncval Of its rchaarsals this eveninG Mt
O'Clock at the residence Of Mr.. G. p. Hawea.
No. sec Leigh, between Fifth and Sixth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

LOUISVILLE CoNvESTIoH.-DavidJ !. Burr.
Esq, President of the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce, has appointed the following
delecates to represent the Chamber in the
Louisville Convention: William p. Jones.
Alexander Cameron. William Z. Tanner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

HENRIco oTAx-PATERs.-Sheriff Smith no.
tifies Hcnrico county taxpayers that the
State and county taxes sre now due, and
that all bills not paid within tho next ten
davs viii be put in the hands Of deputies
with orders to enforce their speedy collec-
ton.
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TIOTHISG,

{ -" Shirts. COLLARS,
CRAVATS,
SI,EEVE BUTTONS, Re-. &C.,
.,, latest STYLES. now III store and for sale by
e1 HI 'hS SMITH THE CLOTHlER,
1913 Main street.
-ATI, AND WINTER CLOTHING
1860 AND 1870.
". .ove ius. received our FALL and WINTER
stock OF
rorr,Ne AND FURNISHING GOODS.
ALL NEW,
AMI OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
,. ,1.o en- exhibition large assortihen.
xv,aTpIr GOODS, embracing all the ia.cSt e5
,tvle BEAVERS, CLOTHS ooA AAiSo'0'
MEREs, and VEsT1NGS. ns stv,ish
Those wishing to have gooo-he.,hs a"u -,ine
o,ruent or suit made will please can aAu
9u- stock.
DEvLIE'S
,so7 Main street (oppositc the pest-oihee''
RICHMOND, VA.
Use 2s-anl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

CHARGED WITH ILLICIT D1sGILLING.-John
Hunt. charged with Illicit distilling, was
brought to the city yesterday morning in
charge of Captain Yeatman, Deputy United
States Marshal. He was arraigned before
the United States Commissioner, and sent
on for Indictment,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

RORRIS NELSON,
N'A MERCHANT TAILOR,
40. l32s MIN STREET,
,recelvirs the largcst tock Of goods ever brought
to This city, consisting OF --..,rr>-,.
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES, and EESIlNGe'
to he made up in the best style ana at very Lo"
ra,es hy cutting down high profits. :.
special attention is p.it to getting up saTmeih,
Sn",ir Dnrabilty IN fabrics, strength In work
manship. and stylish cut, make up an attractive
AdI To- these meritorious features low price ana
fair dealing, we feel sure OF Winning ever 'iihe
when patronizcd by&pprGciative cusio,llers' ro.,
7 am i'm need of PANT HANDS. None nceu
apply except the very best, accompanied Win
S:iipto ~ 70 the officers and members OF the Me-
.r-nnIifan Police force would say have just re-
cn;fed the Vest Of BLUE CLOTH ana COh9i,, COh9ih,i-I \
md OVERCOATING full suits or !H %hlcn IL,
nropose to make up upon liberal terms: ' Hirc he
y call. ----------S----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

IMPoRTAST.-The frs: Invoice ~ teas from Can
ton ria San Francisco passed over the Pacific rail-
road and arrived In Ecw York few days "g" In
this lot were twenty-five chests consigned - fSTcN
BENEDICT & Son, Of this city, worth thsce thou
sand dollars. This invoirc Of tees was less than
thirty days from the time 1t left China um.u II ar
rived in New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

REDUCTION OF TELEGEAPu RATEs.-The
business community will lie gratifed TO
learn that on and after t0-dav The Western
Union Telegraph Company will make very
large reduction in their rates over ali their
lines. The following partial table will ex-
hibit about the proportion of reduction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01
HI EsEOVALS.

DEMOYAL.-P AINE & CO., Auc-
IL tioneers and Commission Merchants nave
isaossd 10 the large aud elegant new warenous. ss
hEsiness OF the season with q very large and at
sss:s!ys CATAL OGUE SALE on WEDNEs- " ,su
BAY, October ehs 80 ss-W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

Strange that people will pay, from four to six,
and even IS high as eight dollars, Tor whis!i"y
when they c1n procure Mt W. y. BLATR 3 Co.'S,
Ninth and Main, their undoubtedly sur"rior 'Al-
pha" brand at $50 per gallon. We Simply a.
wise you to try It, and YOU VIII find it rs r"prc'
sented-yery fine, and certainly pure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

Bold THIEvISG.--On wednesday evening
a thief. or thieves, entered the dwelling OF
Mr.. D. 7. Williams, OH Third street be-
tween Main and Cary, and stripped every
bed in the house of covering. The val.e OF
the property stolen was not less than Sloo'