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CUBA.
HAVANA, Dec. II.

A sharp skIrmIsh occurred yesterday
In the neighhorhood Ot Trinidad, be.
tween the Spanish troops and the In.
surgentS. The result IL not yet asCer.
tanned. A steamer has arrived from
CadlZ With 1000 Spanish troops,
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Tho G0Vernment W.. the InrAIIIbIII.
~ Dogma.
PARIS, Dec. II.
The French Government has made
known to the EcumenIcAl Council that
infallibllity ls an Inopportune question
from religious point OF view, and po-
liLically places France otherwise than
according to the OoncOrdAt, and releases
her from obligations there accented,
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LATER FROM THE ARTHUR
the Texas Election.

GALVESTON, Dec. IL.
Returns from sixty-one counties give
Davis cor majority. Twenty Of the
slxty.one counties voted the Hamilton
ticket.
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The wooden portion Of the waddIng
mills OF Rlsley l. Co., at Lowell, Mass,
was burned Saturday. Loss $4,000.
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PORTUGAL,

apprehension or Rebellion.
LISBON, Dec. IL.
Fears nro entertained Of the breaking
out Of rebellion In various parts OF
Portugal. The authorities are active.
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KENTUCKY.

mr.. GOllAtay Discovers that he IL NOT
u Candidate for Senate.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. II
Hon J. s. Golllday has retired from
the Senatorial contest, In favor OF Win.
tersmith, who is with McCreary and
Stevenson alone In the field. Steven
son, II is said, Ii Ineligible on account
OF southern sympAthIe8,
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ST. PErERsBuRd, Dsc. II.
Navigation OF the Baltic In closed for
tho season.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, W. VA.

AT WHEELING, W. VA.
ChEAAAA AsO, ,UOUs
with tho privilege OF lncreaAlng tho same
IN SaOO COO.
DIRECTIONS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoNzo LoRtNa,
DIX. WM. J. BATE, A, N, ADAMS,
ANDREW J. PANNKLL, JAMES 4. BARNEs,
HENRY STAMM, THOMAs HUOHEs.
JOSEPH H. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully Organ-
lLed, lS now prepared 10 take risks at fair
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise,
Administering Establishments, Furniture,
steam Boats and CargoeA on the Western
Rivers and Lakes; also to iHSue perpetual
policies on Dwellings aud Stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men recommends itself 10
u the favorable consideration OF tho inSnr-
Ing public, and sollclts their patronage. APP
pllCalOnB for insurance will be promptly
attended TO At their office, BAILEY 4
BLOCK, No. LOG Market Street.
N.O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
W. II. A9NEW, Asst HCC'y,
so. BURDATA, HOlIcltOr,
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALOEZ0 LOklNG, Vice President.
ONlk.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS Quiet an

STooKs-Market firm at an advance,
particularly on FIT. Wayne, st. Paul,
Reading, Northwestern and New Jersey
Central.
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

INOORPORA TEDIN
L on Buildings OF all kinds, Fnrntnre and
Merchandise, and on Goods In Transit.
A. WIISoNi W.6. GoaHORN.
KoB'T MORRISON, JOHN REID,
THoe, POLLOCK, ALEX. RoGKKa.
Wk. G. BATTELLH, ]. ID. DU BOIE,
JACOB HoRNBRooK.
Oflce up Stairs, In tho "InBurance Bulld.
ing,"' next door 10 the Merchants National
Bank.
A. WILSON, President
JOHN y, HHRvIY. Secretary. Jan2
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NOT TO BIZ UNDEROOLD.
HUBBARD & BROS
CHEAP COUNTER.

White Flannel, = yard wIdU. 9o
Cambria, 10 yards for o. OC
stuart's Spool Cotton, q for 9i
Linen Handkerchlefs 8 fUr 20
Childretis HanLkerchIefs, I fur IS
Lace EandkerchIela. 81
Ladies' Gloves. 10
ChIldrens Gloves Il
Ladies' Balmoml sk Its, VI
Ladles' Hoop Skirts, %
Misses Best Hoop Skirts, 81
Skirt Braid, 4bolts for 4d
Wool scarts, 10
Boys suSpentlorS, 3 pair tnr S2
sl0e brushes, l6
Hair Brushes, Is
Feather Dusters, Is
Two Bladed Penknivo8, 10
Writing Ink, OboLtles for q
Gents Paper Cuts. 50 pair for 60
Eight Dozen Hair PINS for 10
Boys Heavy Socks, 10
ChllIron'A Wool IlOsO. 10
Crash, II yards for 100
Gents HomeI IIandkorchIO LOIS, all grades and
prlcet, from Is cents U VI. nOvH
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WHEELING. W. VA.

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Aerchants TO our very large assortment
OF Boots and Shoes now In store for Fall
and Winter Trade.
with IN experience OF many years, tour
house having been eatabllRhed In 1871 we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex-
tent, variety, durability, freedom from all
irregularity, and adaptation 70 the wants OF
West Virginia and Ohio, Is not and cannot
"a n PnnRIlA51
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uAFlEA
DIRHOr0RS:
james y. AcheSon, William Is. siu,rn"'
Augustus PollaoE, Thoa J. Campbell.
Jno. X. BotAlnrd, VIM. U, HAndlRr,
I, II, DodBon.
FTlHB COMPANY HAVING BEEN FUIe
J. ly organised, ID now prepared " take
riakl upon
BulldlnEl OF all Kinds, MerGhnndisc
Manufacturing Establishments,
kuRnltur0 and CnFg0eA of all
Kinds on tho Western
Waters.
Applications for Insurance will DO prompt
IyAtfandah 4 tob by the Secretary.
On1ce at the National Savings Bank, Hn. q
Main street.
y. p, HlLDRETH, BeCy,
JNO. Il. MILLER, ASh'L Ht,c'y.
JAMES O. AUHE90N, Prest.
WIN. u, SIMPSON, Vlco Preat mT:I
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West Virginia Insurance Company.

West Virginia Insurance Company.
OAPITAL..................... ....4.. oI65, 900 90.
MAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture.
Household Goods. Merchandise and gOods In
DIREOrORS.
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. BIckol.
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. U. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund BOcking,
Il. ]. Hmyth, T.J. Campbell.
J. II. Brlator, y. Prayer,
VIM. B. Odbert, Thomas BOgGo%H,
d. u. T. FArnBWOrth, VIM. d. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. r. White, n. Con, Jl,
!. II. Duval, d. II. X. Dig,
VIM, Il. Stevenson.
once over Religious Book hOnSe, RnnLh
side Monroe street, Wheeling ". Va,
JACOB HORNBROOK, PrtSt.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Prest.
j.. NJ. MoWHORrER, Sec'y.
d. b. McO0LL0CH, AB't SecyG
mari
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ROME

Council FnIkes o Recess Status OF
American Bishops.
RoME. Dec. II.
The Ecumenical Council has adjourn.
ed until after Epiphany. Much oppo-
sltion Is expected on the reassembllng
Of the body, but the Pope Ii said to be
sure OF the co operation OF the Amerl-
can Bishops,
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CI1HOLDERH' EEFIN G.
A REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the Stockholders OF tho North West
Virginia AgricnltnrNl Society will be held
noon, December ", 1867, at O'Clock, for the
election OF thirteen Directors, and for such
other business as may DO brought before the
meeting. THOMAS HOkNBRO0K,
| deco President
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WOMEN'B MISSES d ClIILDREN's
BALMORAl2.

In the department OF womsns, misses and
childrenB goods We dOty competition
Moreover, we can give tO our customers, Out
OF our beSt work, any size they may want |;
thus enabling thOm 10 ut up and work Otf
clean their broken stock. This Ia an in.
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
IL will be appreciated "a very great Ad.
vantage by thoso experienced In retailing
Boots Rnu Shoes.
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THB
Safe Deposit Company,
OF PITTSBURGH,
Incorporated BY the LagIslaIuFe OF
Penn'a. January ~, 1867,
FOR THE
SaB-EGGpilgdBOldS& other Securities
GOLD AND SILVER,
Silver Plate, Books, Records, Dia.
monds and Valuablss OF all
Descriptions,
Under Guarantee, and for the
r ENTING OF SAFES
BUR6LAR.PRO0F VAULTS,
Building and OfiCe,
No. SO Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. PENN'A.
GUARANTEE RATES.

For Year, or
less Period.
Government and all other)
Coupon Securities, lLolu. 81 OO per $1,000
ding Bank Billg...........".J
Gold OoIn or Bullion .....,..,...,.., Is " 100
Silver Coin or Bulllon....a...... 200 " 1000
Silver or Gold Plato, undorl
seal, on owners estimate
OF full value, and rate 100 100
subject 10 adJuAtment for
bulk, on basis 0f..".....
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers Eener-
ally, when OF no nxed value, 81 year each !,
or according 10 bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium coven the re-
mainder OF the life OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papers
yers, Tradesmen, Families, &C., will be re-
celved at 50 each box or trunk per year,
contents unknown 70 the Company, and
liability limitod, or they will be Insured for
al above rates No charge less than one
dOllRr.I
The Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron SRies, leach furnished with Tin
BOZ inside lis Burglar.ProOf Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof.
30 anu 500 per annum. Also, TO Store
books Of Account, Records, Valuable Title
Papers, otc.. nj reasonable rates.
OFFICEItS.
Pendent:
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Vice -FreItlL6nt:
HENRY LLOYD.
Directors:
WILLIAM PIEILLIPs, BYRON II, PAINTER
HENRY LLOYD, JoaEPH b, MORRISON,
WILLIAM RIA, GEORGE BLACK,
WILLIAM N. LYON, CURTIS g, HUaaEY,
JAMES l. BENNETT.
Secretary and Ifedatrer:
s. F. Won B0NNHORST.
octl-3m
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MEMS THICK EXP ROOTS.

ls made and selected mainly with Wow "a
SERVICE and RIAL VALUE, Becaring fol
them all the style we can wlthoutR sacrifice
OF quality,
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IsX TELEGnAPu.
NEW YORK CITY.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
NRw YORK, Dec. II.
An unknown assassin attempted the
life OF Chas. l.. Woodward last evening
by firing through his basement window
ut him on 34th street. The bullet graz
ed his head.
The Steamship Dsutchland from Bre-
man has arrival
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Tho want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, It Is well known; equals II not ex.
tured goods. In order 10 protect oursel yCsI
and customers, we make Il a rule not 10 ~.
celye or place on sale any goods not regu lar
and uniform, except they be TOO low III
price 10 allow Of uniformity. To insure this
every pair OF Boots and shoes that enters
our store Is carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct in size, free from dam.
age and uniform In quality.
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Especial attention Is called 10 our oyr
make OF mems THICK and KIP BoOTs
per and sole leather; they are solid double
BCle; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom, aud can be confidently relied upon
10 give excellent service and satisfaction Il
tho consumer.
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Water Supply.

RICHMOND, Va, September !, 1869.
70 tie Editors Of the Dispatch:
1t is with no hypercritical or curious
spirit that l have taken up so large a space
in your columns in examining the late report
of the Water Committee and the argu-
mcnts urged in its support by the two mem
bers Of the City Council. The supply of
water is a question that comes home to US
all, both rich and poor, and is no pct fancy
OF few individuals. The burden of it
will have to be borne by MI alike in pro-
portion to the advantages derived from it.
We must, then, look to the public good, and
not to any private monument.
In ell the hitherto published reports pre-
vious to the last the three great questions
on this subject before the Council and the
public were: First, our failure of water
during the freshets second, our inadequate
head of water to supply the higher portions
Of the city; and third, the impurity of the
water. These questions the late committee
seem almost to have ignored, although il is
evident from few casual expressions let
dropped that they were aware Of them.
Their minds seem to have been so concen-
trated on erecting o great monument to
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The FIRE OF MONDAY NIGHT-ITs LES
sON.--We are told by an eyewitness that
the loss by the late disastrous fire would not
have reached onefourth its present extent
had the adjoining buildings been separated
by parapet walls and finished with brick or
iron cornices.
By the neglect of dividing walls for the
entire height, current of fire is invited
through the upper stories of whole blocks
of buildings, and, shielded from the water
by the roofs, it holds high carnival.
Wooden cornices-which, by special ordi-
nance, are forbidden in New York--are the
tinder-box which the flying cmbers from
distant fires or the deyouring flames from
contiguous buildings quickly ignite. and
thus hasten and extend the work Of destruc-
ton.
These cornices are now extensively made
of galvanized iron, and until recently
have been sent from New York throughout
the entire South and West-even the large
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PRETTY WoMES.-A comparatively fuw ladies
m0nopoli2c the beauty well rs the attention Of
society. This ought not to be So but Ii Is, and will
be while men foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can all be changed by using IfAGAS's MAG
NOLIA BALM which gives the bloom Of youth and
4 refined, sparkling beauty to the complexion
pleasing. powerful, and natural.
No lady need complaln ofa red, tanned, frecklcd
or rustic complexion, who will invest scvcnly-ive
cents In IIAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM Its effects
are truly wonderful.
To preserve and dress the hair use LYONS KA-
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MAYORS CoURT-lNdyor Chahooa prcsi-
ding.-Thc following cases were disposed
of yesterday morning:
4. Binford, Major Williams, William
Henry, and William Robinson (all colorcd)
charged with stealing ffty-four chickens
from the canal boat of W. II. Robinson,
were all discharged except William Robin
son, who was sent on to be indicted.
Lizzie Holmes (colored), charged with
being drunk and disordcrly and using pro-
fame language, was set back in default of
security.
J. J. Phillips, charged with having n
quantity of tobacco, the property Of j..
B. Pace s. Co., J. G. Dill, and some per-
son unknown, in his possession, was dis
charged.
Moses Gibbs (colorcd), charged with re-
sisting the police in the discharge of their
duty, was fined five dollars.
W. G. Hammell (colorcd), charged with
stealing hat, the property Of Dennis Bro
ply, was discharged.
Anderson Jefferson (colorcd), charged
with Interfering with Policeman Haley
while disclrarging his duty, was discharged.
The case of Joseph Clayton, charged
with beating Amanda and Mary Bohanuon,
was continued until to-day.
Cyrus Edward (cOlorcd) up for failing to
attend court yesterday as q witness, was
discharged.
William Jackson and Hester Woodbridge
(coIorcd), charged with unlawful cohabita-
ton, were sent on for Indictment.
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SPECIAL ELECTION ORDEREp.-Gcncral
Qnhy has ordered Il special election to be
lid in Alexandria on Tuesday next, 2Sth
BGant, for the purpose of filing vacancy
ccasioncd by the death Of the Hon. James
:. Close (iadicaI, member elect of the
tate Legislature. The election will be
onductcd in al respects according to the
rovsion Of General Orders, No. 81, of
iuy2l 1860
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AFTIDAvITS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form of affidavit, required by Gene
raj Orders No. OF, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The al
hdayt IS required before any execution can be
issued by clerk of court.
We can furnish these forms at "a per hundred. or
fifty cents pcr.dozen, five cents apiece, to the
ci.lcs and country. Liberal discount to the trade.
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LIST OF UNMAILAGLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFGCE Sep
TENDER 9TH, 1S69.-IIenry j. Rcith, W.
\. II. Nyc, Richmond, Va; James W. De-
lancy, Northampton, Mass. Benjamin X.
Lipscomb, Grccnbricr county, W. Va. :;
Alexander II. Stewart, Monroe county, W.
Va. Mrs. Alice Brooks, Washington, D. G..
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Aicflmond @ispatth,
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER s, 1859
THE CIRCULATION OF TIE ''DISlATClI -
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED ClECU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTTER DAILY NEWS
pAPERS OF THIS CITY.
DEATH OF GEN'L RAWLINS

HIS LAST MOMENTS-LOTING MESSAGES
FROM FRIEND S-TIE DEATII-BED
SCENE-PRESENCE OF DISTINGUISHED
AFTER TIE SECRErhRY'S DEATH-THE
PRESIDENTS DISPATCH TO MRS. RAW
LINS--rMBALNMENT uF TIE BODY
CABINET MEETING. I'D PREPARA-
TiONS FOR THE FUNERAL, &C.
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LOCAL APPOINTMENTS BY THE MILL
TAEY.-Gcneral Candy appoints VIII a.
Coulter commissioner in chancery for the
circuit court Of the city of Richmond, to
fill vacancy Paul r. Hambrick COM
missioner iii chanccry for the circuit court
Of llcnrico and hustings court of Rich
mond; and Samuel L. Annable Inspector
of tobacco III the Shockoc warehouse.
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DANGEROUS BRlDGE.-Thc bridge across
Smiths mill-racc is out of repair and
minus railing. That it is dangerous is
wagon over it yesterday, and both driver
and horse were badly hurt. \ few days
ago bakers wagon was similarly served !;
and unless the bridge is repaired we may
expect soon TO hear Of loss of life.
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FAT BUCE.-Thc fattest buck ever cx-
hibited here at this season of the year has
just been killed in King William. The
saddle was displayed yesterday at Zctclle's,
and was generally mistaken for saddle
of fat mutton.
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ALPHA.-A trial Of w. d. BLAIR & CO.'S ccc-
bratcd alpha" Whiskcy, three years old, and
pronounced perfectly pure by DR.. j. Il. McCaw,
VIII convince YOU OF It's superior quality. They
retail 1t at $3.50 per gallon, and make liberal dis
counts to dealers. w. D-BLAIR Co.,
Ninth and Main streets.
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SpARRING MATCH.-A grand sparring
match is announced for Thursday night at
the Metropolital Hall, in which Charles Do
hcrty, of Richmond, Lutte Montgomery, Of
Baltimore, and Patsey Mcalcy, Of Philadel-
phia, will engage. Apropos of the spar
ring match, Collyer has accepted Doherty's
challenge, and will fight him at an early
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AEs"TEqsE SALES TEEES BAY.

COX < LAEGliTQN will sell at i! O'Clock Il frame
buldinG0n Seventeenth street between Main
and Franklin.
PINE & CO. viii sell nj 10 O'Clock 4 large and
attractive assortment Cf fresh dry goods.
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CoERECTIoN.-Thc statement that the
case Of the United States rs. Archer for
mailrobbcry is to he tried is an error. Mr..
Archer was honorably acquitted on cXami-
nation before United States Commissioner
Chahoon OF the charge of mail-robbcry !;
and the indictment against him is for ''un-
lawfully opening letters hot mail rob-
hcl.Y
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Yo0FsS ANn sTATVoNEHY.
STUDENTS. ,.r..

PREACHERS Si'DENlSNi SNiErcItANrs.
AND
ROOK-GUNEKS GENERALLY,
viii please take notice that
SlhHNE & RILAND,
40 gi5 MAIN STREET. RiCNMOSlr A.,
ar,. Irrparcd to furnish them an!lhing III INC
Nv BOON AND STATIONERY LINE
at tn. lowest market price.
our stock OF SCIto oOL-BobhS Is very coI'-
rIclr. comprising the most approved tc,.t-nooh'
i, ,ritlmrtic. Algebra, Anatomy, Astronomy,
Eook->ccpn2, Botany, Chemistry CompoS = n, i"m'
rIorutiou topography, Geology, Geometry, NraIl1
mar ;tnI LtvIuol6gy: History, lt@raturc' ana
At: Moral and Mental Philosophy, Naturhi
Philosophy. Spelling, Leading, hFchch' "P"iiS'''
German. ftaGan. Latin. and Greek.
SIATES, CDPT-SOOhS,
COMPOSITION BOOKS, INKS, ~
WEi'rING. .pArEES, PE\tCiLS:; :,,h nENS,b n ,,bcon
I%ESIANDS In great variety, anu rs chcap
~ they can hc buurht In the city. ..,,
sll.r,Gid assortment Of FAlRCNil.l'S tELE-
lltyFD GOLD PENS always on hand
Eau and examine our stock, or tcuu luf c"'"-
lp-uo. . 80,
Country orders promptly filled
tj,,r..s STAl;kE Il KYLAND,
r.. r, Richmond, Va.
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INTEREST on STATE DEBT.-The amount
of interest paid thus far on the State debt
foots up about 100000, including the
amount paid Cor interest due abroad. There
is now in the State treasury upwards of
$500, 900.
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MILLINERY.

AZ RS. NJ. WALTON Il co. desire .sssN
If1 10 inform the ladies that they are daily 49,
receiving the latest novelties IN MiLtI-~~
merry and FANCY GOODS, such as ElsENCIi
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES, HATS, NETS,
SWITCHES, &c. Mrs. Al. WALTON & CO.,
set-1w No. 100, corner Broad and Folnth.
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THANEs.-The Fire Brigade desire US to
return their thanks to Mr.. Carroll Clarke,
of the new restaurant on Thirteenth street,
for his kindness during the fire in furnish
ing them refreshments gratuitously; also
to Captain Charles P. Bigger, OF the ST..
Charles, for the same kindness.
Mcssrs. Sloat & Addington publish no
tice Of thanks to the tircmcn il another
column.
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VI. ELLYSoN x Co. viii insert advertisements IN
the principa! newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, Mt pub
lISIcrs' rates for cash. Apply at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

TRUSTEES OF RICHMoNp CoLLEGE.-At q
meeting on yesterday Of the Board Of Trus-
tees of Richmond College, Barnas Sears,
IL. D., Of Staunton; Judge john \. Me
rcdith, James Alfred Jones, Esq, and
Judge Joseph Christian, Of Richmond,
were elected to fill vacancies in the Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

PASTOR CAILED.-Rcv. Charles Scholz,
D. D., of Morrisania, n. Y, has been called
to the pastoratc of st. Johns German
Lutheran church (Sixth street, in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

PERsoNAL.-Bishop Atkinson, Of North
Carolina, arrived here yesterday, and
stopped at the SpotswooI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

MEDICAL CorLEGE.-Dr. J. S. D. Cullen
has been chosen to deliver the Introductory
lecture at the opening Of the next session
of the Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-The Board of
Directors Of the Richmond Chamber of Com
mcrce meet this evening at ) o'clock, at
their rooms, corner of Thirteenth and Cary
ctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

TIE LATEST NOVELTY N HATS.-The Ida
Lewis and other styles just received and for sale
low by MCVErGu & MARSHALL. 1914 Main street,
next door to MITCHELL 4 TYLEK'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

REVENUE SEIZrREs.-Collcctor Burgess
has within the last few days made scvcra
arrests Of captains Of schooncrs for illic
trading in tobacco. On yesterday he sciZcC
the schooner Clara Bell, lying in the Dock
for the same offence.