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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

TIE MASON 4 IIAMLIN ORGAN COMrANY.-In
the course of less than twenty years this company
have grown from very small beginning to be the
most celebrated and extensive makers of instru-
mcnts of the organ and melodeon kind In the
world producing and finding demand for several
times rs many instruments rs any other makers
Four large elephant tusks must he cut up every
week to supply them with ivory for keys so they
must be said 10 consume two large elephants per
week Their organs rank highest not only In this
country, but also In Europe, where the demand for
them Is rapidly increasing.
This remarkable success Is undoubtedly owing
greatly to their superior skill In this speciality and
10 the very important improvements they have eff
fccted In this class OF Instruments but 1t Is the
result, almost in equal measure, perhaps, OF adhe-
renee and energetic pursuit Of certain prin cf-
pies. InncXiblc rules with them are ~ to do the
rery best ,cork oRly avaiing themselves OF every
!mpro vcmcni, and being careful to suffer no lnfc-
ror instrument 10 leave their factory; and t2) to
sell always at smallest remtlncrhsivc profits,
having fixed prices which are alike to all
ANY one buying an orgaIf made by this company
has the satisfaction o.: knowing that lie has one OF
the best instruments Of the class which can be
made, and this at the lowest price 1T which such
work can be afforded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK tS LAUGHT0N will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
tile late residence OF Mrs. Ann Ferguson, de-
ceased corner Clay and Twenty-sixth streets,
an assortment Of household furniture.
WELLINGTON GODDIN viii sell at O'Clock
two brick tenements at the corner of Third
and PI eston streets.
LYME & BROTHER will sell ut half-past
O'Clock valuable two-story brick dwelling on
the northwest corner Of Twcnty-ninth and
Leigh streets.
LEE GODDIN will sell at O'Clock five build
ing lots on the cast side of Twcnty-second be-
tween Q and r streets, and three on VI
street between Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth.
LEE & GODDIN viii sell at O'Clock T. VI. scvc-
raj frame buildings on leasehold on Broad
street near Jail alley, and also leasehold inter-
est on land upon which they are erected.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at O'Clock Il
brick residence on the south side OF Main street
between Adams and Jefferson. Also, at half
past O'Clock, four building lots on Pine and
Laurel streets, in Sidney.
T. G. WOODY, administrator, will sell at II
O'Clock the farm Aspin Grove, about four
miles below Hanover Courthouse, with furni-
ture, crops, implements, etc.
A. c. PULLIAM will sell at O'Clock valuable
house and lot on Twelfth street in Mayo's addi-
ton to Manchester.
LEE & GODDIN will sell ut 1 O'Clock n desirable
building lot on Seventh street near NJ, in
Adams's division.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 1877 Main
street. at 10 a. NJ, an assortment Of household
furniture, pianos, melodeon, stoves, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
Bishop was requested tG appoint a commit
tee of five clerical and five lay delegates Oh

Bishop was requested tC appoint a commit
tee of five clerical and five lay delegates on
memorials to the General Conference.
Rev. Messrs. Charles II. Hall, ?. w:
Archer. and J. NJ. Saunders, were appointed
q Committee on Memoirs.
Rev. Messrs. j. A. Duncan, T. A. Ware,
and c. G.. Pearson, were appointed Com
mittee on the Bible Cause.
Rev. Messrs. K. n. Sledd, William j.
Hunter, L. J. Hansberger, J. s. Iumsden,
+. n. s. Blocg, Thomas Whitehead, and Dr:;
Shepherd, and A. s. Jordan, were appointed
a Committee on the Religious Interests OF
the Colored People.
Rev. Messrs. r. W. Watts, II. NJ. Linney,
John Y. Jones, b. Fl. Johnson, and Messrs.
L. D. Travers and E. NJ. Brown, were ap-
pointed 4 Committee ON Temperance.
On motion of Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, the
following committee of laymen on Minis
terial Support was appointed Asa snyder,
DR.. Shepherd. Thomas NJ. Bass, Philemer
Smith, W. w. Webb, j. P. Williamson,
John r. Kilby, j. c. Deming, and I. W.
Garrett. ...... ..... ......
DISTRICT CONFERENCES.
Rev. Messrs. P. A. Peterson and Paul
Whitehead offered resolution recommend
ing the incorporation of District Confer
ences into the economy Of the Church !;
which was referred to the Committee on
Memorials to the General Conference, when
appointed.
TRANSFER ASKED.
Rev. Nat. Thomas made a statement of
his case to the Conference. Last year he
moved South to seek more genial climate,
and now could say that he was an effective
man, having recovered his health. He asked
OF the Bishop a transfer to the Mobile Con-
ference.
REV. JOHN DAYLEY INTRODUCED.
Rev. John Bayley was reintrodrced to
the Conference. For several years past MIR.
Bavley. who is the author of the celebrated
Confessions of a Converted Infdel. has been
in England, and separated from his brethren
here by force Of circumstances. BY special
request of the Bishop he made a few touch
ing remarks to the Conference.
On motion Of Joseph A. Proctor, the
Conference, by a rising vote, offered Its
Christian Salutations to Rev. John Bay!ey,
hearty welcome OH his return to his old
home.
EXAMINATION OF CHARACTER.
The Bishop called the fifteenth regular
question of the Discipline " Are all the
preachers blamcless in their life and official
administrations" And the following elders
passed in examination of character:
Lconidas Rosser presiding elder, john E,
Edwards, j. A. Proctor, 7. A. Ware, L.. NJ
Lee. james p. Garland, George c. Wander
slice. Joseph Lear, Z. N. Peterson, i: NJ
Edwards, +. J. Boggs, L. n. s. Blogg, J.. s
Reed (pre>iding cldcr), William +. Ed
wards, IL. w. Watts, J. j. Latlcrty. George
Z. Booker, u. L. Bishop, II. NJ. Linney.
Adam c. Bcdsoe, II. II. Gary, James NJ
Anderson, John W. Tucker. B. {: Spiller,
Alexander G. Brown presiding elder.
The Conference then adjourned until half:
past O'Clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

SosSAMRULA.-The Richmond Dramatic
Society, composed of many of our most
taeted yoqng sd ladies' and gensemen er
tainments for the benefit Of the fund for
removing the bodies of the Confederate dead
from Gettysburg. These entertainments
have served two purposes well-the promo
ton of a charitable object, and the demoli-
tion of an old fogy idea that amateurs could
not do justice to an opera. The success
which has attended them has surprised
even the professors in the musical art, and
has reflected great credit upon Professor
Ericsson, the musical director. No one
should fail to attend the entertainments.
This evening, Sonnambula and Box and
Cox, with most attractive cast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
REAT EXHIBITION,
COMM ENC1NG MON d Y,
NOVEMBER l, 1869,

BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
where he will be ready to exhibit large stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS to the public In general.
consisting of the VERY LATEST STYLES OF
GOODS, at REMARKABLE Low PRICES, as
follows:
SOLID-COLORED ALPACA at CSC.
CHIENE POPLINS. various shades, 30 to 35c.
SCOTCH PLAIDS. STRIPED 2 I l. ),
BLACK ALPACAS, and REPS--all prices
and grades;
IRISH POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, and
FRENCH MERINOS, all colors and shades;
RALMORAL SKIRTS from 75c. upwards;
CALICOES neat patterns, at l2ic. TO l5c.
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
OPERA FLANNELS, plaid and plain, in all
shades:
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS, in colors,
from CSC. upwards.
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS at soc. upwards;
Elegant LACE COLLARS from 25c. TO Soc.
LADIES' WHITE HOSE at 12ac.-good:
A great variety of ARABS, BROCIIE S}lAWLS,
and SILK VELVET and ndVELVETEEN;
BED BLANKETS ut great bargains.
CLoAKs AND CLOAK1NG.
4 full line of WHITE GOODS. DS.
LADIES. MISSES, and CIIILDREN'S MER1NC
MEMS and BOYS WINTER SHIRTS at all
BR6ADCi 9th, MELTON, DOESK!N. CAS-
SiMERES SATINETS. and KENTUCKY
aFre ysrety fe S@5 Of EWStSoRsTED GOODS SON
TAGS and HOODS:
CORSETS.
NOTIONS,
JET JEWELRG:
md many other FANCY ARTICLES too hume
ro,ls to mention, at great bargains. -
Country merchants and visitors to the Fair vii
find il to their interest to call and examine the
stock of JQLIoS o1 SLE,
AIS Broad street between Fourth and Fifh
S,TTTJntY OF. .GSFD. Oc3 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE NOVEMBER
11.-Aliss Rebecca Parker, George Timber
lake firm of Timberlake & SOM, Richmond,
Va. Mr.. S. Mcdowell, Richmond and Pc.
tersburg Railroad shops; Hon. James
Brooks, 1863 Fifth avenue, New York; Mrs.
Addalade Hambleton, Cartersville. Powha-
tan county, Va. Miss Lucy p. Jeter, Je-
tersville, Amelia county, Va; Mrs. Edwin
Warnen, Orleans, Ontario county, n. I. E:
Henry Banister, Culpeper Courthouse, Va;
Mr. Charles jackson, Baltimore, Md. Mrs
J. 7. Haugh. II Prospect Place, Jersey
City, Nj; Mrs. Mary E. Jones, Gooch-
land Courthouse, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11
Reported for the Dispatch
Eastern Virginia Christian Confer
VNCc.
ASTIocH, ISLE or WIGHT COUNTY, NA"}
NnNnmhnr 9Th 1SG1


ASTIoCH, ISLE or WIGHT COUNTY, VAR
November 9Th, 1869. )
Antioch church is two miles from Wind
Sor. on the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad 4;
is delightfully."- located in n beautiful grove OF
oaks; the house Of worship Is large, and
the congregation the largest in the county,
if not the largest county congregation in
Eastern Virginia. The church has been
under the pastoral charge Of Rev. ". b.
WeilonS for twenty years. He breaches
here monthly. The number Of communi-
cantS is 564, and the usual congregation Is
about 200.
The Annual Conference met in this church
this wear, and was organized by choosing
Rev. K. II. Holland secretary. The venc-
jrable President has presided over the SeS-
so1ls of the body for more than twenty
years.
Much business was transacted during the
four days OF the meeting. the most impor-
tant Of which was the determination OF the
body to establish high school ut Suffolk.
The preaching during the session of the
Conference was very good: On the Sab
bath Rev. John n. Manning, of Halifax,
and Rev. D. A. Long, OF f1arrisonburg,
occupied the pulpit. The singing was very
tinc. accompanied by a sweet-toned organ,
an instrument not often found III country
churches, but which should be more gene
rally introduced.
Rev. w. b. Wcllons, Rev. r. II. Holland,
Rev. NJ. B. Barrett, Thomas j. kilby, i. l.,
Hill. and Colonel A. Savage, were elected
to represent the Conference in the General
Convention of the Church to meet the first
Wednesday in May next.
The next session OF the body will be held
at Spring Hill, Sussex county, i'll November
1870.
| have never seen the hospitality ut this
place cXcclled or equalled in any part of the
State. Your correspondent has feasted
upon the good things every day brought on
the ground. i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

TRANSMISSION or Bto0D.-The Philadel-
phia Ledger relates that this operation,
which consists in the actual transfer of the
blood of one living body into the veins OF
another, has been recently performed in
the Pennsylvania Hospital under the fol-
lowing circumstances
"a Young man in the upper part OF the
city was wounded OF the inner surface Of
the nppcr lip by tripping and falling on the
fragments of pitcher which lie had been
carving in his hand. The wound continued
to bleed for ten days; alter which time the
patient was sent to the surgical wards 0!
the hospital. which were at the time under
the charge of Dr.. I. e. Morton. Several
remedies were then applied, and the arte-
ries Supplyin" the face were tied, but With
out success in controlling the flow OF blood.
Recourse was next had to cutting down 70
the common carotid or great artery of the
neck, and applying Il ligaturc, 50 rs to OBJ
Struct entirely the course of the blood in it,
| This was done Oh the 18th of October last.
The oozing OF blood still continued, but III
lesscned quantity.
"On the following day, or the 18th, the
patient was in such Il state OF extreme eX-
haustion from the long-continued hcmCr-
rhage that his death seemed to be imminent,
and, as last resource, DR.. Morton resolved
to try the effect OF TRANSMISSION. We shall
not pretend to describe the apparatus used
on the OCCASION, or the details of the opera
ton. Let it suffice for us TO say that two
medical students barred their arms and gave
the blood required for the occasion. Five
ounces and a half of their blood were in
fused into the vein Of each arm of the pa
tient, the marked good effects of which were
e \. H.. h.
pulse and otherwise beginning rejection.
There was no further discharge Of blood
from the original wound, and in ten days
the patient was able TO walk in the ward,
and rapidly regained strength.
"Whatever may be the termination OF
this case, regarded as one of a wound with
complicated symptoms, there can be no
question of the entire success of the opera
ton of TRANSMISSION, and Of its saving life
and restoring the patient, for while at
least. TO the exercise of his ordinary func-
tiOusT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

PREMIUM FOR STovEs.-The Committee
on Household Implements, consisting of
Colonel B. s. Ewell President William and
Mary College; r. Fl. Wynne, Superintend-
ent Richmond and Petersburg railroad }.
II. Knowles, Superintendent American Gas
light Company; W. H. Tappey,, Of Tappey,
LumSden 4 Co., machinistS and founders
and Frank Kahl, of Kahl & Rahm, have
awarded to Snyder Il Irby, Of Richmond,
the first premium on cooking-stoves-the
..Southern IIome," with hot-blast arrange
ment. recently patented. This was done
from actual trial, and not mere inspection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

ACCIDENT AT FUNERAL.-Ye esterday af-
ternoon. as a funeral procession was passing
along Sixth street near Clay, horse at
tached to 4 buggy took fright, and the
buggy being overturned, a German lady
was thrown out and badly hurt. She was
taken to the house corner Sixth and Clay
streets, where she received proper attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

AFFIDAvITS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form Of affidavit, required by Gen.
cral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The af-
titlavit is required before any execution can be
issued by clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at S3 per hundred,
or hity cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, ia
the cities and country. Liberal discount to tht
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM Il CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets,
FOR LIVERPOOL AND u,, <SfSTH

FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~4TSH
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, S.AILiNu
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SAIuRDA1,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES oFPASsAGE BY THESATURDAI STEAMER
First Cabin, Payable In Cold.
LIVERPOOL or Queenstown. v"
!Steerage Payable In CURRENCY.
-. -. - r. ~ nv TIrrSn.y sTR.HEn VIA HALIFAX:
ihs'o.,, a,',S, ~ 6Honn sfown fgoId so 90
1ttGr " ,Itp poyt Ii,oidS ~ = 70 ..,..... 20 90
St Joints Y. T., by branch steamer tgold).. ~ w
Steerage, Payable IN Currency
Liverpool or Queenstown. n............".S % oo oo
HlllllS
St. Johns, n. F., By branch steamer ~ w
Tickets sold to and from England, lreItpd, ana
the Continent ut moderate rates.
For further information apply Mt the Company's
offices - JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York or 10
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM d CO., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-l4s--sE
~ The boats of the. JAMES RI ..s,,--sss.sz3
YER AND KANAWHA. CANAL. CUMr,Asa -,
will leave the dock usual promptly at IL ni on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg anu ,a
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid az ,si sil
option of the shipper Every taclily p1ss,ps IL as
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than al
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement. 20
Way freight will not be delivered tiii charse' "''
paid.
Boats locked and Insured. n. .
de IL EDN ARlB DlLLcIS' hicnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-11

COLDS AND CoUGTs.-Sudden changes Of eli
mate are sources Of pulmonary and bronchial ar
fcctionS Experience having proved that simple
remedies act speedily when taken In the early
stage of disease, take mt once BDowS's BRoN-
CfIIAL TRoCuEs; let the cold, cough, or Irritation
OF the throat he ever slight as by this precau'
ton more serious attack MAY be warded or