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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

4 PUBLIC BESEFIT.-W. -. BLAIR & Co.,
Ninth and Main streets prorrirtors Of that cX-
ccllcnt whisIcy called "ALPiiA," really deserve
credit for Introducing in the market such pure
medicinal wliskey at 50 moderate price. trial
of II can but prove IT. superior quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

BADLY HURT.-Mr. John Wyatt, 4 Young
gentleman we'll known as clerk i'll the office
Of the Old Dominion Steamship Company
vas seriously injured on Sunday by being
thrown from 4 carriage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ENTERPRISE DEFIEs CONFERENCE.-The Is
Illustrated hv the proprietor of the "LEE' GAL
LERY. He has again reduced the price OF his beau
flful DirturpS
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
AK BROAD STREET. AK
NEW GOODS. NEW GOOD9.I
FIRST ARRIVAL THIS SEASON
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS


FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
No il5 Broad street, between Fourth aud Fifth
I have 'uet returned from New York where
purchased one Of The largest and bcst-assorted
stocks nf DRY GOODS ever offered I'm the city
Ar Prices TO SUIT THE TINES. 80
800 pieces LATEST STYLE DRESS GOODS,
FINE PLAID PoPL1Ss.
FMrRESs CLOTH. all shades:
IRISH and FRENCH POPLISS,
BLACK and CoLORFD ALPAGAs,
TWANd rAMH4EnN MfhISdHI E1FLIN s .1ndssy s1ndssy new
hLL-WO MOESSELINES, all colors;
PLAIN and FIGURED DEIAiSEs, grOat
variety
pGL19 GrnAEi STiWts 5s;o AND I'D cLoAKISG s
ElACk NEnINo STIAWLS. double ard single !;
WOOL SiIAWLS. double and single
CIDAhS. the latest styles;
CLOhEINGS-somcthlng entirely now.
FLANNEL! TLASNELl
WTE Is TfS and c@hoRHD FLANNEL L 8 In4p plain and
t"ilicd, from sc. upwards.
BED BLANKETS, a large assortment.
REAvER CLOTH,
BROAD CLOTH.
\
FOR HOYS' AND MEMS WEAR.
TARLE-cLnTHs and DAMAsKs,
TnWEL&, NAPKINS, and DoYLIEs;
EhDIEs' 4 TIASDE EEcIliEFs' gsrea: variety.
large selection of
HEEAKTisT sHAwLs,
MERIVo VESTS, for children. misses, and
MES,s and BOYS USDERsn1RTs and
And manT nicr articles too numerous to mention
Al wanted Is to look and con ING y3"rsslf mt
ocs s15 Broad street, between Fourth and rlfth.
7. II. PRICE. JACOB HALL. Il. P. HuDG1Ss.
FALL, 1869.
r. r. PRICE & CO..
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
lncarly opposite post-ofllce,)
haze Just opened the largest and most attractive
'''' FN.L AED WINTER DRY GOODS
they have had since the e, close Of the ,I Tnr.
Rich and saTcrh iFIsiT and FRENCH PorLISs,
Every variety Of CnL0RED REPS and PLhlDS,
SHTTH s,,;,f NDHLAiHEs, BoN#AzfEEs,
BLACK GOODS . specially With them;
MorsET1N PAUL DE CIlEvs. 5to so cents per
wiEan endless variety o,GooDs FoRLADIEs
AM "'0'''',i FOR GENTLEMEN.
The greatest stock OF CLOTHS and CAssl-
M!&HE> ever exhibited hy any one house IN our
cl 2m%'' then mang %Goirf e E2Gns c1 made IN "
SfIll}TS and DRAWERS.
FLANNELS GLOVES. CEATATS,
ilANDKERclnEFs, SOCKS, &C., Sc
wholesale rritiil
"r Ms %ll@rG''''' sHsm VI '''' 7. Il. PRICE K co.
CtARDozo, ALsor & FoURQUREAS
reepcc.iuHy invite the attention OF the trade 10
thoir stock or
NEW FALL GOODS.
embracing every variety Of style and quality and
adapted TO the wants OF buyers from all parts OF
the country.
From their facilities for purchasing buying, Us
they do. entirely for cash,) the CHOICEST NoV-
ELITES as well as the CHEAPEST GOO0S-inr'-
riably clrrrcd at the loves, price-thcy are CONF
LEI, that il will he found advantageous to examine
heir stock before buying elsewhere.
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DUCKWALL 6 ROCSSa
~ No. 1905 MAIN STREE
cr,pTESfRTR so, 1869.
SEPTEMBER so, 1862

We arc now receiving. by essry s'r tn the DRY
New York, AUCTION Bhh"AiS" -
GOODS and NOTION LIZ r.. aud Fancy Ar
besides Dress Goods and Notions ha hraecciVing by
ary u acamer Blankets, Carpets, Cil Sl9tn
dies, and Misses Shoes, Chtldren's "nd Mens is ant
Shoes Mems and Boys Shoes, anu '''A oc
Boys Boots, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

Sz:-The meetings n under n.stnc the al- IL
rcction of @ D. a. - t[9SyG' rontnncd S'ci eyerv
i,lht diiit'S ,h;I IA Week eek There has been con-
Ii7t. n;5r.h1n 1t' dorrce If in terest manifested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE hLExASnRIA DELEG ATE.-An order
WAS issued yesterday declaring Reuben
Johnson duly elected delegate to the Gene
raj Assembly from AlcXandrla race james
T. Close, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

VIRGINIA CoSFEEEHcEs.-Tle Virginia
Annual Conference otthe Methodist CAurch
will meet in this city OIL the 10Th oi NO.
yember.
Bishop Doggett leaves Richmond to-day
to preside at the District Conference ii ocS-
| sion at Covin3ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

STRANGERS visiting tho c.ywill find everything
they want In the clothing lire n prices to suit al
BALDwIS'S, corner Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ANOTHER DoUDTFUL BoHD.-Gcncral Can
bv has ordered tn" Judge of the eighth judi
rial circuit 10 decide upon the Sut'icency OF
the official bond Of +. +. Dow, e lerk oil the
county court Of NorthumbcrEInu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

Coon ArrnISrvEHT.-Dan Wren has
hccn appointed special police detective by
MaYOr lhnhOnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

VI. ELLYsOS & co. will Iascrt advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply al this o!fce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05


NICKERSON HOTEL,
81 30-3m* W. i. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
VIRGINIA HOTEL, ---..-
STAUNTOS, VA.
WILLIAM FRAZIER. late acting partner
Cautain WILLIAM II. SALE, late general su-
prrittcndcnt Rockbridgc Alum springs.
The undersigned have taken lease or the ' Il
GINA HOTEL, and propose 10 open u n ther
partnership name on the Isl OF DCI0bE'; to.'
.rat The public patronage and make It the favoritc
rr-ling-placc Of al visitors to Staunton lis loca-
tin, and interior arrangements VIII greatly cui-
irInu,c Ia this end being quite removed from tLc
ir.tr Of tine ,rnot and the noise OF shifting trains
.mI vet central and convenient to business. me
house Is NEWLY FURNISHED throughout In lhe
very best style Of modern art. ,,, ,-o,,
Hot cold, and sho"cr-bathS for lanes ana gen
t,.,rcn bar and billiard saloons, anu livery std
hI,- connected with the house
The proprictors, having worked tGeetHeF a t Ha
ri thc Ruckbrdgc Alum Springs TO the salts
faction of the public. respectfully 3sk Call from
my Of thcir former friends and patrons VINO ma!
visit Stauutcn confidently promising them thtt
thcy will find IN their hotel the comforts OF "c4-
aupgIntcd home.
"fftEhrir charges Shall be moderate.
| omuihus TO and from the depot free or charge.
tii s.a.cs set down and take UP passengers al
Nr. 6. ". KENNEDY llatc OF the Bollinghrook,
Petersburg Va. l. in charge or the dlning-room'
ia win nc liease,: to sec his rn irie1qI ,1Ip ts.1r
Sc ehaii make extra ana enlarged preparations
We. rIaoilltc the crowds VINO are expected u
10 '.rGo; a., Augusta County Fair, To hs he heia On
ncua '' 'a,t md 18th Of october. Is ar pro,
mses to eclipse VI inaSniITTIis T last tI vear
itS brilliant prcde. @ - +. & S.
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

SGnH4s9p9ALT BkPPsRTs:-!G560, Co.. TO y THE vdEi
Want ut THEk PlNG3hSSpEIIET PlrTn SSpEIITLY AND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

RFuovED.-Willam +. Downcy has been
-emoYed from Office - Commonwealth )
attorney for the county of Loudoun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

VIRGINIA BUILDING FUND COM
Y PtSY.-Thc second monthly meeting OF this
company will he held at the school-house OF Mr..
james IT, Pcay. on Broad daad Twentieth streets. on
MONDAY. October 9Th, ut half-past o'clock L..
VI. The secretary viii be In the house att O'Clock
TO receive the dues of members.
WILLIAM COULLING.
Oct Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TIlUES-
DAY, OCTOBER lrH, srH, crH, AsD 7Tn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BESEvoLEST(
LIFE ASSOCIATION. {
5'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS
1 ASSOCIATION viii be held on WEDSFS-
DAY. October g. 1862, IT l2 O'Clock W., at the ofro
Of the company. All members earnestly requested
10 attend. JOHN A. BELV1N,
oro President,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
TIE SIEGE or ROCHELLE

WEDNESDAY only time Of the Grand Historic
Military Romance. by Dumas. called the
THREE GFARDSMEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

PRICES or ApNISSIOS.-Dress Circle. &c.; Par
quctc, 5Oc. Galleries. &c; Reserved Places, 2Sc.
extra.
book store. near the pOst-Olicr. oc 5-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

" Honor to wcman-to her Il Is given
To garden the earth with tho roses ofhcaycn.
All blessed she llnketh the loves I'm the choir,
In the veil Of the GraccS her beauty cOnccainc.
She tends on each altar that's halowcdto Feeling
And keeps ever living III" Flrel"
The lecture was highly entertaining, and
was delivered before large and intelligent
audience notwithstanding the attractions in
other parts of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

Z and Rape SEED Also, Cutslehsh Bone and
spanish Saffron. For saleby ,
oea S, (. DOVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

TUESDAY EVENING. OCToRER 9TH,
the brilliant young actor
Mr.. FRANK MAYO
In his powerful performance Of the hero OF his new
and thrillInglv interesting tragic play,
SELF-MADE.
Miss HAWTHORNE, MAY SAYILLE, Mrs.
PRESTON, Mr.. y. \. ANDERSON,
and the
TALENTED COMPANY,
IN TIE CAST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

Nr. MAYO IN his flvoritc character OF De Ar
tagnan. New costumes, appropriate scenery, &c.
THURSDAY, Boucicaut's famous Drama OF
Modern Life,
FoRMOSA; OR, TIE RAILROAD TO RUIN,
crnbclllshcd with new scenes, costumes end a mag
niiiccnt cat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE CIRCULATION or THE "DIsPATCu,'
Is LARGER THAN TUE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATI0E OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
HlkSll y nI'e'iN .MEkr

<A1rsuEx: W. c. Kean, J. II. Che J.. and
W. H. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. a2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
MARINE ISTELLIGEgCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 1, 1859.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 5, 1882
sun rises ... G.T4l Moon rises 5.f5
Sun sets ... E. "a High tide. ....,.,... 4 07
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

CORNER LEIGH AND SECOND STREETS.
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DROFESSOR THOMAS V. CARR'S
4 FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
CORNER OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
The public oicning Of the sixth annual session
wil take place on SATURDAY, October o 1852.
Former patrons pupils, their friends, and those
contemplating joining the classes, are cordially
invited to attend. oc 5-aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

N-ICKERSON HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, s. c.
! 81 3o-3m* W. i. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
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LECTURES.
TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TIE TAXPAYERS OF
y HENRICO COUNTY.-Ihe State aud county
taxes are now due, and The bills ready for colec-
ton. You are earnestly requested 10 call at my
Uilcc. IN l!cnrico county courthouse, ana settle
your bills without delay. tll bills not paid within
the next ten days will be put into the hands of my
deputies. with orders " enforce their SPEEDY col
lection. HENRY j. SMITH,
oc l--lw Sheriff OF Hcnrlco county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

WILLIAM FRAZIER. late acting partner
Rockbridgc Alum Springs;
Captain WILLIAM II. SALE, late general SUI
pcriulcndcnt Rocsbridgc Alum springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
AMUSENESTS. A
THEATRE.

IL
TUESDAY EVENING. OcToRER 9TH,
the brilliant young actor
MR. FRANK MAYO
In his powerful performance Of the hero OF his new
and thringly interesting tragic play,
SELFMADE.
Miss MAWTMoRXE, NAY sATILLdE, Mrs.
rLFyTER r TiTn G9NHAsr' GNgr.
,wEoNEsDAY only t,ms of the Grand an, Historic
| THREE GITARDSMEN;
TIE SIEGE on; ROCHELLE.
| Mr. MAYO IN his favoritc character Of De Ar
tagnan. New costumes, appropriate scenery, &c.
| THURSDAY, BoucIcaut's famous Drama OF
| Modern Life,
FoRMOSA; or TIE RAILROAD TO RUIN.
| cnbcllI,hcd With new scenes, costumes, end amag-
! niitccnt cal.
PRICES or ApMTSSroS.-Dress Circle. &c.; Par
quctc 50c.; Galleries. &c; Reserved Places, 25c.
| Places can be reserved Mt West & Johnston's
h2ok.t2re. near the p2st-otli@e: oc s-lt
FoUE DAYS ONLY.
CORNER LEIGH AND SECOND STREETS.
| MONDAY, TUESDAY, ,WEDNESDAf,T ,TliCES-
DAY, OCTOBER 4rH, Eth 'rH, AsD TIN
JOHN ROBINsON'S
|
GREAT COMBINATION CIRCUS
AND MENAGERIE.
BIGGEST SHOW on EARTH:
-
FIRST GRAND MATINEE
PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
| ADMISSION. SEEESTY-FIFF CENTS;
Children undrrten year; Of age. FIFTY CENTS.
! commences at . and 7o'clock. oc St
| t'kof tsSoh lhoMAo V. Chhho
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
| CORNER OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
ri. ,r,Itc o,crip,o or thu s,yth animal sossion
! 80. ,I,I 80 :. srJrn|,~ ~ c,na.o a Y.sa
"lli lax" P'''ce on "a MA i 'e'opef' i'o''
Former patrons, pupils, their friends, and those
! concentrating toinIug the classes are cordially
| tt,I ,,rI a.. -.
| invited 70 at'chd. oc 81
| r,,IocrDrDrp, ,,Ir orrDIrpcc
those VINO IKE 'e recreation '' 'ei'''pe'e ii''iS
cal. no" I' "c "',o''''i''1"'1N' 80 a..
Entrance IN thc rear. DC ~
| .-.,x,,,,.,.x--~ :, =
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JOHN ROBIESON'S

GREAT CONVERSATION CIRCUS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
8it}lnund 0ispatth,

5, 1869.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

Y sTAUNTOS, VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

BLACK ALACAs Of every price aa d grade
imNginahl
EMPRESS CITlIS and AERlNOS, all {, Tors
EMPRESS II GLOVES, all shades. AID II ally
good artic, nj sl.@5;
i.Coo yards THEAD EDGING, all widths, yer. :
cheap.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

TIE REPUTATION
this excellent medicine er-
JOYS, is derived from Ns
lures, many Of which are
truly marvrl't tus. lnvete-
rate ca.cs Of Scro:uIous
disease where the system
Sc, med saturated with
corrup ten, have been pu-
iised aud cured BY It.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whict were sg.
erava ed by tho scrofu-
.a~,o-,tnsk k,r<, rrfaAv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
A LADY KILLED By HER LOTER-A
F4TdL DUEL.

! The steamer Richmond, which passed up
from New Orleans Yesterday, learned az Grano
Gulf the particulars of ono OF those traSe9ics
nf oassion that appear moro like romance .han
reality. In the country some distance ironi
Grand Gulf reside two respectable iamlnes'
those OF Cushing and Andrews. Miss An
drews was a lovely girl OF seventeen, well ac-
complished, and of unusually fascinating man
ners. Mr. CushiDg's son, youth OF twenty,
h.d heen attached to her from their early
ch1ldbooI and as he grew older his affection
became an ardent, absorbing passion, sho5
time ago he made q formal otter OF ms nano'
when, to his intense DISAPPOINTMENT ano nloa
t;Soa};on his offer was firmly though courte-
ons,v reiused. He brooded over his ill-reWard,,
ed nasslop. AID became ley to jealousy ano
At lenpth left the neighboi 1od, vowlng mady
that he would come back al. II take MS reVense.
On Sunday last he returned, and, rldlng up 70
Mr. Andrews house, he begged to see Hiss Hs
Andrews at the door, Without angn.lnS
came cut. when he suddenly produced pis,
tol. fred, shooting her through tho BODY, ana
she fell her face and died without struggle.
The infatuated murderer rode frantically away
but Miss Andrews brother, breathing fury
towards the murderer OF his sister, spranG on
horse and followed. He came up wlt1 Cush,
ing as the latter was crossing creek; ano
fred at him. Cushing jumped from nis ~, noiso 90
and took shelter in the bush. An :rews. nos 10
be ut disadvantage, did the same. parley
ensued. and tho two young men agreed 10
fight according to the code-to leave the cover,
fire, advance and fire. and again advance,
, firing until one Of them should fall. At the
y frat fire Cushing received a mortal wound II
:. left shoulder, but the men continued to neal
each other and fire until their revolvers were
j empty. When assistance arrived. Cushing LAY
t dead with four bullets in his body. Andrews
had received tbree shots in his breast, He
was able to tell how the fight had taken place
when lie also expired.
: Memphis .1uolanche, april g.
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Rasaem3clSI

Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-L Voers;
ter. Mrs E o Hannahan, Rev Bishops Pers1co ana
per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jackson,
VILE. Fernnndna apd savannah e Titus. TWO mis-
titus. DR. Hopkins and lsdv. Roye a. d lady: miss
Gilbert, ] " White and Lady. Miss Lurtls Living
rn1 II MORAN. Benedict u Fair Il Peck aud
iady. c Nichols, Mrs Pnkersoan, Pinkersohn, q
= rcrmond ard lady. Coviugton, l. A Howell. mrs
Wagner. Mrs Bussel DR. Russei, AR towards II Us
and lady Miss EDWARDS, Mrs and MISS Colour1' W
] Il p1er.on. II Conrad, W a MALLORY, D Harris,
T runt, Mrs Gen Wagner. Mrs P Kotrou, hope
A W WRIGHT Duffy, Brown and LADY. an
nora w Worthpgtou. Miss Bumpstead, Post and
iady. MRS Bumb-tead, Hayden. hermlan,
Cleapor and on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
: OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening. april II.
CoTTON-There was fairly sustained denand
. and with light stock here and firm priees at 'ne
beading points. tho staple improved in many cases
about xc p fb sales about $50 bales. VIZ: at 20;
at2s; "a. 2s1; "a at ssK; 81 at 26K lss at ~; IS
a.27x; At at 27H; 50 at 27x; 6aat Is. and 20 on
private terms We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ....... .sShg2'N
Low uiddiing.. "@M
GiddltnS ............'s.'H'~~So
By New York classification we quote:
Low middling.. ..2'&@-
RIcE.-we Dote . quiet market for this grain.
Sales so tisroes of clean Carolina at skc q fb We
quote common to tair clean Carolina ct * @SH;
good sx@sHo g ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
Arrived Yesterday.


sobr watauca, lawrence, Philadelphia days.
Coal and aidse. To F Baker 90, Prat',
Railroad Agent, Caneron Il BarkteS Y y vuicp' u
Il rown, Z KorLahrcns, u Baer. u Luhh, "
siIco. Iobia>' sone W -krinn. Gas Comuany,
n rayer, Col ,sluitn L Kir d. Lowie 4 Noise. Jas
wiley & o, II Klaite Co, G " Sief ns, B Fcldmann
& 20, Dudd & Bake, l., Gr.mann & schwacke'
Kerrison. Jr, Poppcn eim anu oroer; ', ,.,o--
Vile. Fernandlna, savannah. &c; Mosc. 10 =
D aiken Co. Z Ra lr. I'D Agent Gold, MIN,
Gurney, Customho-se Sc. Commanding ofhc"r C9sr'os-
ton Arsenal, 3 Elias, Morrisson, Lopez H. " a.
ID U'Neill, and smytte.
Cleared Yesterday.
st.,mhhip Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courtenay
& Trenholm.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. BalHdoro.
Schr v W No ee Kelchum. Providence, l.
Scbr Hattie Coom-s. Jameson. New fors'
schr Magellan. Griffin, stockton, Me.
From this i'orI-
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. New York, April II.
Steamship Falcon. Horsev. baiom Fe' apr 10
Schr serene, Jones, Wilmington. n Z. April Id
shlpncws by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH. April l4-Cleared, rchrs Compromise
for Philadslphia; 81 G Bird for Portland. Nc
Memornn6A.
Copsieuees per steamship Maryland, from baa-
more-arrived iucsday: MOrdecul 20, Conrtenay
Ireubolu, Railroad Agents. HIATT Il Co. AaScr o. u
L Co. FRANKIE, Graver, q h'stte 9 co'
Dukes 4 Co, W Bird Co Pelzer. koaRe,s = 70
Werner l. Ducker. X & A P cadwe ], Jedords 20,
Browne l. Hyer, G " Williams 4 Go. harran SO
strauss & Bro, Pringle. Goodrich. Wineman
Co, Taft & How and Bollmann Bros u Wh,oen "a
4 10 Ouarkenbush 90 cameron l. Barley.
Chafse L Co. Mar srher, a Bischof, Beamsh 4 co.
United states Army. J Helms. G .lefens. Muller;
Nlmitz Co. Homes Lalder, TuomeS' sho
otherB
The steamship Filcon, at Baltimore reports pass
ing on the 9th inst, north of the Frying Pan snoas'
the schr sh:ich II ON Baltimore for charleston
Tho psig Birchard orrey. from Portland ae.
for this port put into Norfolk. Va for repaarS Fof
PAT ticulars see local column.)
The sohr Alice g Grace. Gllchrist, from George
town, 5 G, arrived at Boston April II.
The schr Alice Grsce from Georgetown, G, ar
rived at New York April II.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
consipnees per Northeastern RaiIroad d
April II.

u bales Cotton 1876 bbls Naval Stores. 1874 bus h.
,ls Rice. Lumber, Mdse. &c. To Kinsm IN Howell
stoney " .tyan. Frost AdSer' W,;om. >ione;
Co Reeder Davis, J Msr,hall. Jr, Mazycks sal
ters. Mowry & Co, stoll, Wenb & 20, Stennou Sc
20, Pc zer, Rodgers i Co, Goldsmith Co. ana
Howard Bro.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Iorpou. April l4-Noon.-Co sols 93H. bonds
"a. Tallox fit at 4ss. Com rosn esass Sd; hna
les Cd.
: Lryxnpoor. April 14-Noon.-coston opened ac-
tive upands 12H ,12xd; orleans lax; sales 12ooo
bales. Lard Ills Cd.
5p Ryeniag.-Cottou 8rmer; uplands 12hd; Orleans
. 12Hd. Fine rosin 10.
HAva., Apnl 1L-Cotton rmer, both on the spot
and anoat Oi the spct II 47c.
~. DOMESTIC MARKETS.
~ NSw YoaK, April N-Noon.-Aoncy active at q;
s.esling tx. Gold SAX. Cotton tirnner; middlne
uplands 2sXc 1urpentne firm; rcsin 81 A7Has2
T2K for strlined.
Fyentpg.-cottou . 4 better and more active;
sales $500; middllugs 2sXa2s. Flour dull-ssate
and Western >5 5oas; Southern drooping-coamon
. 10 fa,r extra ss 2oa7. wEeat dull Corn heavy
nav white southern s5. Pork frmer at $S1a3lH e.
Lard frmer-kettle 1aI1sK. Whiskey 90. Rice
). dull-carolins SAas. Turpentine 6.a6oH. Roan
sata FresEhts steadier, cotton by sail x. by steam
- SIG. Money closed ea,ier att. Currency dis
counts loa19 Sterling lo7xalo7X. Gold Sax.
stocks dull and heavy. Governments strong and ad-
I vansng.
= BALTIMORE. april 14.-cotton quiet and nrn ~
ssxa2sx cents. Flour dull and quiet. Corn firm;
q white and yellow ssass. Pork $50. Bacon frm.
Lard 1sH whirksy better at s3ass. Virginia s's,
y1a51x bid; 50 naked.
- cuo1N1Au April 1i.-Whiskey soc- Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Lard Arm st isc.
ST. LOUIS. April A-Whiskey dull at SIas'ta
Pork rmer; joobing sales ss1. Bacon dull; joooins
sales of shoulders 1sx; clear sides 1shals%. Lard
quiet
LoursvuIz, April "A Pork ssl so. Lard 17Ha1sc
Shoulders 1shc: clear r!des 174c. Super nne hour
IS s0a6. Corn 65ae6c. Whiskey Ole.
WILMINGTON. N. O., April H-Nothir 6 done In
spirits OF turpeptine. Rosn quiet at 81 soas Crude
tur, entine unchanged Tar steady at 81 80. Cotton
. shade better at 2ska2skc.
AUGUSTA. April l4.-cottou market 6rnsr. Sales
.57s bales; receipts 1853; middlinSs Nc.
sAvAxsAH. April A.-cotton in good dem'nd and
10 higher Middungs 2sc. salea TOO bales; re-
eedpts l76.
Moaux. April 1L-cotton firm and in good de-
mand; sales 1000 bales; middlngs ~; receipts POT.
No exports.
Exw ORLEANS iprl 14-Cotton active; midd!ings
2ska2sL; sales $3.50; receipts 1z4s; exports $685..
Gold sax. Sterling 42X. York sight x premium.
Sugar dull; common sa1Ox; primo ls& Molasses
In hight supply; prime 65.