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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

THE TuEATRE.-Our theatre-goers will
hail with pleasure the return OF Dir. Fords
excellent dramatic company to Richmond.
Tonight Hamlet will De produced ut the
Theatre, with Mr.. Frank Mayo in the title
role, and we may safely predict a fine rendi-
ton of the part. Miss Hawthorne, VINO
has become i tuvorite in Richmond, will
appear as Uphelia, Miss Alexander az the
Queen, Mr. Woods as Horatio, and other
good actors in the cast. During the week
We are promised none but iirst-class plays
k!cheiieu, Richard ILL.,, and Robertson's
School
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR.. win sci! ut lOi O'Clock
good stock OF groceries, liquors, etc.
ELL & GODDiN Will sell at d O'Clock house
and lot on VI ddoX Hill.
.GRUBBS K WILLIAMS will sell 1t O'Clock three
frame dwellings on the east side Of Twenty
siAlh between Clay aud Leigh streets.
THOMAS W, KEESBE viii sell at 1917 Main
street. at 10 \. NJ, household furniture, car
p.tS
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STEALING MISUNDERSTANDING morn
ing William Washington and John Ii. As
thap, two notorious thieves, were arraigned
before the Mayor charged with stealing sev.
eral pieces Of Silverware and some al ticlc>
Of clothing. They were arrested BY Detec.
tive Murphy after walking from Petersburg
here. The stolen property was found in
the possession OF Major johnson, colored
man, who had bought it from Aythap and
Washington. The siNerware consists Of 1
heavy ico-pitcher and two slver-plated can.
dlesticks. They were probably stolen be.
tween here and Petersburg, and the owners
can see them upon application ut police
Headquarters.
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DEVL1N'S,
1907 Main street Opposite the pest-ofice),
RICHMOND, VA.
fse 2S--3m1
DEVLIN'S, ,
MORRIS NELSON,

MORRIS NELSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1925 MAIN STREET,
is receiving the largest stock Of goods ever brought
10 his city. consisting of -
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES, and NESIlNGS.
to be made up in the best style and at very LOW
rates by cutting down high profits.
Special attention is paid to getting up garments
adaptcd 10 the needs Of mechanics and lab"ring
men. Durability In fabrics, strength in work
manship. and stylish cut, make up an attractive
combination.
fair dealing, VIC feel sure of winning every time
when patrUnized byappreciatiye customers.
am In need of PANT HANDS. None need
apply except the very best, accompanied with Il
sample of work.
NB-To the officers and members Of the Me-
trnpolitan Police force would say have just re
ceived the hest of BLUE CLOTH and DOESklN
and OVERCoATING; full suits OF which
propose to make up upon liberal terms. GIVE me
4 call se 22-eodlmH
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ALL FOR a DUoK.-On Friday 8 young
freedman was arrested by the police for
stealing duck. He was carried TO the sta
tion-h0u>e with the bird in hand, and very
soon aiterwald, his mother appeared, fully
incensed against her promising son. SAID
She: Whit / tell you bout iualnin' roun,
here loose in dis way: Didn't / tell you TO
go TO Miss smiths and come right straight
pack. Nuyer mind, gwine skin you alive,
l ISL Then turning TO policeman, she
inquired, "What you reckon dey gwine do
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DUSINESS RESUMED AGAIN.
CHANGE OF PLACE TO 42l BROAD STREET.
NO MORE S75 OR $50 SUITS.
OLD PRICES BACK AGAIN AT LAST.

The well-known MARX NELSON, Merchant
Tailor. has opened again on Broad street iu that
splendid iron-front store, 42l Broad street, Few
doors from Brceden & Fox's, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets where he will he happy 10 see his old
friends once more, and treat them as he always
did. .-.... ...--#
Having bought his STOCK OF GOODS at the
lowest rates for cash, he Is sure he can turn out
SUIT OF CLOTHES cheaper and better than any
house IN this or any other city. lie also has a
GOOD STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS,
which Is always k'pt on hand He has also
BLACK AND BLUE BEAVERS AND
CHINCHILLAS,
suitable for ladies' capes and sold at the lowest
prices.
Tailors andtailoresses who formerly worked for
me are requsted to call. Remember the No.
al BROAD STREET,
MARX NELSON.
store closed on SATURDAYS. oe1l-codsw
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The Board then adjourned.

ODDs AND ENDs.-uon. Joseph Segar is in
town.
Thomas ~. Up9hur, Of this city, is wri-
ting life Of Judge Abel p. Upshur.
John Bell Bigger has taken possession OF
the State archives.
Hon. John ". Binrklcy, late Of The Trea-
sury Department, Washington, will settle
i'll Virginia.
The Fair Of the Third Presbyterian
church., on Church Hill, will open tonight.
Judge Bramhall is visiting somebody at
Alexandria.
The amount reported in the State Trea-
sury now i $4,000.
There will be Il Ladies' Fair at Four-Mile
Creek church, Henrico county, on Wcdnes-
day evening.
The bark Joshua G., Captain a. jenkins,
sailed for Rotterdam Yesterday with four
hundred hog>head5 Of tobacco.
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MAYORS CoURT-Adyor Chdhoon pre-.
stding.-Charles M. Smith (colored), charged
with stealing ham of bacon from Carter q
Christian, was sent on to answer indictment
for misdemeanor.
Rachel Smith, charged with having md
receiving pair of shoes the property Of Dir.
Rose, was held for Identification of the
shoes.
Mollie A. Parsons. charged with abusing
md threatening Lille Bennett. and Lille
Bennett, arraigned for a similar offence,
were called, and the cases continued.
Oracle Jones, Sylvia Brown, and Carrie
letter. charged with stealing Sl3 in currency
from William Robinson, were discharged.
Lucy Giles (coloredl, charged with steal
ing pair of shoes, was sent on.
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ArFrDAvITs FOR GETTING OuT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE ISTE"usT HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We ha, G had form of affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. 97, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved ut headquarters. The nf-
1davit Is required before any execution can be
issued by clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at SO per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies In the use OF
GAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the comp eSlnn.
Roughncss, r"dness, blotchcs sunburn. freckies,
md tan, disappear where 1t Is applied, ana peau-
tiful complexion Of pure, satn-!ike texture Is oo'
ed. The p!anest features are made to glow
With hc,lhtul bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember uagan's Magnolia Balm Is the thing
hat produces these Elects and any lady can Sc
cure it for seventy five cents ut any of our stores
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyons ka-
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HrsrISGs COURT OF MAG1srRATEs.-Rev.
Charles scholz, of the German Lutheran
Church, appeared this morning before this
court and entered into bonds to celebrate
marriages. The indictment against Sidney
Miller for larceny was waived. and notIe
prosequi entered There being no further
business, the court adjourned until next
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LADIES Goops.-Slrs B. W.. SAUNDERS, Of
Broad street h.s recently returned from New
York with complete stock of millinery goods for
the fall, after the latest and most approved
flshlous. Ladies can be suited by Mrs. SAUNs
DERs with ANYTHING they wish In the millinery
line. She is u lady OF taste and manages to please
even the most rtstidlOus.
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CuERRYsToSE OYSTERS AT ScHoTT's
STEAMED OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER
NINTH AND BANK sTREETs.-The first OF the
season of these celebrated bivalves are on hand,
md will continue to arrive regularly. They can
be had only at the above establishment which had
the exclusive privilege Of furnishing the public Of
Richmond with this delicious article last season.
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USENowN.-On Saturday morning 4 lad,
aged about fourteen, was found near the
lime-kiln ut the foot Of CANDLES Hill in an
in>enSlble condition. He was conveyed to
the house of Mr.. Edward Wade, on Oregon
Hill. where he remained in q very distress
ing condition. DR.. Brown was sent for, and
rendered medical assistance. The lad Is not
known. He was dressed in sIilor's clothing,
and had the initials p. W. c. and 4 star
marked Oh his left arm.
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SENT ON.-At the magistrates court, Man.
chester, on Friday, Tom Crouch, for the
robbery of the house Of Mrs. Denny, and
Alexander Scott and james Wilkinson, for
stealing cattle, were sent to jail-bail being
refused. All Of the parties were negroes.
The cattle blonged to Mr. Parrish, Of Cum
berlaud. Constable Foote made the arrests.
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LIST OF USuAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
N Tue RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER II,
1SG9-Mrs. Matte y. Frayser, Captain
William Hcnly, Henry McFarlan, II. l..
Wigand, Richmond, Va. Miss Olivia john
son; l.. Darlington; Rev. William A.
Campbell, PoWhatan Courthouse, Va.
w. ii. DENLY, Norfolk, Va.
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PARDoHs REFUsED.-Goyerno Walker has
refused the applications for pardon OF J.T.
II. Miles, convicted in Fauquier county OF
felony, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for five years: and Lorenzo Brown. con-
yicted in Norfolk Of fclonious shooting, and
sentenced to the city Jail.
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Treasury OF THE STATE.-From those
who are in position to know we learn that
there is in the Treasury $3.50, 900. The en-
suing session Of the Legislature is expected
to cost about $4,000. OF interest on state
so, 900 uncalled for. About $s33IIj, 600 would
paw one per cent. interest on the entire in-
dcbtcdness OF the state, home and foreign.
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The only STEAMED OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT In
the city is ScHoTT's, at the corner Of Ninth and
Bank streets, where alone the two extras-vi..,
-TEAaEp and CHERRYsToSE OYsTERs--can DO
hid. Also, every other kind of oyster brought to
this market; and the best of LIQUORS, WINES,
uEs &c. Give him call 1t Is the oyster-house
,F ,l,o ctty
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PEABoDY's Observation-Disclosures. Will
liam Vi. sutton e Co., bankers, Of this city,
have received from George Peabody, the
millionaire philanthropist 100000 worth
registered State stock. to be transferred TO
the trustees Of the Peabody Institute, Bal
timOTe.
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The AMENDMENTs.-The fourteenth and
fifteenth amendment bills, recently adopted
by OH Legislature, have been very hand.
somely copied, and to-day will be certified
TO by the Governor, Lieutenant-Govern
and Speaker of the House Of Delegates
after which they viii be ut once forwarded
to the Secleta.y OF state 1T Washington.
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aOsT AND FOUND.

r OsT, CHECK, drawn by Robert Hars r
(Gfy dollarbl. AS; IS Of no use 10 any one but
the owner, the finder viii confer favor By leaving
IL WAGGONEk % AAhfE1 .,
STRAYED, from my place, in Hen E EEY
18Th instant - Bay HrfFER CALF, about ac.ci
m" tbs old Ha, white face nd some othc!
white marks; IL IN yc.y g"od c0nGi ION:
\ literal rGmard will ~. paid for her delivery, ~
my house. or for such formation, addfessea .,
me, LEX box No s2 Richmond post.otice, rs SHAH
lead to her recovery. r,,,u,,
&C Isis EDWIN w. H." VIII
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Stcaner John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer.
:handisc AMI passengers l.. =. Tntum.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander New YORK, mer-
chandigc and passengers w. G. Dunham II Co.
SrhDoner Eilenore T., Rhca, Philadelphia, coal,
c. ~. Page.
col, {. II. Page.
Schooner Julia, Norfolk, shingles. captain.
SAILED. Sd. I. ...
Steamer state OF Maryland Geoghegan, Balti.
more, merchandise and passengers. Harveys &
Williams.
SCHOONER North Carolina, down the river, light.
Bark Joshua s. Jenkins, Rotterdam, Holland,
tobacco, cray Boiling.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA. October lC.-Arrived, steamer
Kennebec Freeman merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
NEW YORK October H.-Arrjved schooner T.
W II. White, CrInmer from Richmond.
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CcRH ExCHANGE.-On and after this day
the Corn and Flour Exchange will be opened
at O'Clock A. VI. sales to commence at
half-nnst . O'clock, and close ut half-past 10.
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VI. ELLYSoN Il co. will Insert advertisements Ia
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, al pub
llshers' rates. for cash. apply ut this otlce.
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HUsrINGs COURT. Judge Morton viii
commence the cIyll tenn vi his court this
morning at IL O'clock. A few criminal
causes will be tried. Witnesses and jurors
are requested to be promptly III attendance.
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EALL TRADE, 1s69.-WHITE GOODS,
u FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, uOSiERn /,
iiLOVES. &C.-W, have now I'm store, ana olcr
to the trade OF Iirglni,, West Virginia, Iennes-
sec, ana North Car"lina, the ltrgest stock ot our
goods we have ever done before. Prices guarnn-
fe.d IS low as those nf jOI.bers In any northern
market. VALENTISE 4 FRANKLIN.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Govds, White Goods, Notione, &C.
sc 2Q--9Iu
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All letters for JAMESA. GENTRY, General News
Agent Richmond and Manchester, VIII In future
be directed to box 3TS Richmond, Va.
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wild him 20 "Put him in jail for twelve
months" was the reply. In moment her
IRE was subded, her maternal sympathles
were aroused, and she exclaimed with con-
siderable vehemence, "'.What gwine put
my chile in Jail I'll bout mean little two.
legged duck. Well, thought de day OF
ieStice had cum, but it aint dough. Jess TO
think; gwine put dis chile In jail jess for .
duck. Well, gwine go too"
The youngster was subsequently turned
over to her for eastigation, which was
doubtless given with interest.
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NITUR AND MATTRESS
L WAREROOMS.-We have now on h.nd, In
two OF those iron-Gront buildings opposite inc
Office Richmond, Va, alargc and elegant Stock o.
PAR. OR, CHAMBER, and lllAlNG,E',o,M
FURNITURE or every variety Of style and uhls,i.
Also. MA PTRESSES and dSPRlSG-BEDS mage
iu any Style desired. Our stuck OF CHAM
BER FURNITURE being very large, we are con-
fdent we can offer greater inducementst 70 ouIcTs
fhtn any other house in the state. ChainDer Scts
can be pur,.t aSed at establishment from sSa 10
SGrr. ks the prices of most other goods are com
inr down, We have reduced the price OF every arti-
Gle IN our line, and now selling ABOUT Us low as
did before the war. y IL III want OF superior
Furniture or Mattresses viii please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods 10 sun the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD & flIIEH,
ocl. opposite the p"st-ofiicc. Richln"nd, va.
EURNTrUREA AND BEDDING WARE
Il HOUSE. 15O3 and 1910 Main street, RlGh-
mund, Vac. Il. STACY u son confidently IN
Vie their friends and the public generally TO thsr
FALL STOCK, just completed; wnlcH VIII De
found u be the most extensive and varied ever OF
fcrcd In Richmond; and In every article tlcy are
prepared 70 compete with the best houses III the
co'cntry and iu BEDDING, their facilities en-
stIc them 10 defy competition.
SHUCKS! SHUCKS SHUCES.s
We VIII pay cash for SHUChS IN any iuan!s1y'
delivered III Richmond.
rsIity from which shucks VIII bear transportation,
10 whom will furnish presses iof ballng. tar-
tculars on application. DC oo--m
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE DY THE HUN
DRED at the Disp0trl, Oh'ce.
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SUrERsEDED. is stated that William II.
Read has been appointed assessor OF inter
nal revenue for the first division Of this dis
trict, in the place Of George j. Hainea.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. GM

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-ssls=NIas,
Th. Doats OF the JAMES -t.1szs.ss.ssIs1-s29
YER ASp HANAwHA .SSA,iv CASA,ii Hy1ifAaSn y y 4 IN
TirESniSS TuURsDAYS ard SATURDAYS.
Frei:ht md tolls on goods for Lyncliharg AND
bevond collected on delivery, or prepaid: at the
he Afforded consigneeS, but no obligation Is as.
sumed to deliver down freight elsem here than NJ
INV office on the Dock without special agreement.
;yty freight win not be delivered I'LL Charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
deli EDWARp7DILLoN.A Agent.
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NOTICE.-The BOATS OF kIEITT13
" nv lin. will leave the Basin E..4s@ssss.---l2
promptly on TUESDAYS, ,THURSDAA :, and "a
TURDAYS.
Freights taken for all points on the Canal.
IN UnT'' 'i"A' '" II. A. HILL, agent.
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1aARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10, l8ss.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER Is, bts.
Sun rises ..,.... $50 Noon scts........... ALA
sun sets ~ $50 High tide. 2,6o
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The new .qsTFS
& and elegant sidc-whecl ,tc"mshi .sEskaeax
ISAAC BELL. Captain BOURNE, viii ave her
wharf e Rockets on TUESDAY. October 10 h,
at O'Clock P. n. Freight received until o'clock
- NJ. Fare, Sl2; steerage, 80. For freight or
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM h CO..
o,,s Or corner Nain und Eleventh streets.
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TOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
LATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE Company
OFFICE WITH VIRGINIA STATE 1Nsp-
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR WEST OF OFFICE,
WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANI ED IN 1S42.
TIE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for tue year ending February L
cash assets February l, 1889, Invested In bonds
snd mortgages worth double the amount loaned, }
Nuinhcr o. policies In force February i, 1855,
rhis IS mr. all-casn and PURELY MUTUAL com.
rANN. and Is conducted on the only principe
m,cIy Mich safe and trustworthy Iii OF its profits
are divided annually among the Insured IN IN the
most equitable manner, which can be usea 20 de,
crease The premiums or =, purchase additional
insurance 1t the option Of the policy-holders.
VIRGINIA sT$6E Gh% s. E%SSE 9GSEASr F2ss5sss
WM. II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
oc ,.--.fswimnp inpl'aiioSHHsS ioHS ;"eSd: Il: CLAIBORNE
TIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE
INSURANCE
effected by
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON
GENERAL AGENTS.
NO. so2 MAIN STREET.
CAPITAL RErRESENTED..... .S27 100000
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIR
INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON
AND EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS............S20oo0, 800 oo0,ooo.
This company was established in lsoe, and has the
highest character. It's strength is unquestionable.
KSICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURAN CE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
AsSET>.....''.....''.... ''''' '''''' s'oos
ANNUAL INCOME. ME......................sico 81 COO, 600.
Dividends paid annually. All kinds OF policiet
Issued.
UNITED STATES FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. $500, ,ooo
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PETERSBURG, VA.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. Si@o, ooo
Representing the above sornd, reliable and
ur,rurt-pa, ing companies. we solicit the patron
age "I those requiring insurance.
THOMAS II. ALFRlEND < son,
So SIN 9Oo Main street.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
y
CHARTERED 1924.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AID BANK STREETS:
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS old and well known Virginia Institution In
IL h,- more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL.
LARS insured on property p!edsedt TO make Gooo
Store th,n TWO AND A QUARTER NH.
LIONS OF DOLLhES have been paid In losses to
W nwI!rts n,I OF Of TWn HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS IA large part OF 1t Tor
losses during the war; have been paid since The Wal
Tie former fo,rr-dfih> system nj insurance has
been abolished, and 90 her important changes mad
tor the benefit # the assured. ~
Losses eIuitahly ndiuStrdhud promptly pald'
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE,
JB,DaxFoRTTInI,, Tn,E Strcretary. r;i' May.''
II. H. BASF0RTu. Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULlIAM Collector. y ao-9m
~ y. WALKER II CO,
H. FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS;
OFFICE, No. lOl4 MAIN STREET,
under McSsrs. Il. H. Maury Co.
Buildings merchandise. furniture, and persona
property nt all kinds, in the city aud country, IN
sured against loss or damage by lire ut the loves
r,tcs In companies Of the highest standing;
Tobacco In warehouses and marine ana lnlant
risks taken at the lowest rates
Losses cquitably adjusted and promptly pald.
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T E. DOH E r TY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
No. s22 MAIN STREET,
invites his patrons and the public generally to
examine his large and varied stock Of
FOREIGN FABRICS, '.
suitable for gents wear, which he will put up In
the finest style at moderate prices.
All goods warranted to be OF the FINEST
QUALITY.
Mr.. WILLIAM J. GLENN crn be found at the
above house, where he will be pleased To serve his
friends. sc 30-2m
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Rir|lmond 5|isF'atcll.

THE CIRCULATION oFPHE DISPATCH,
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CTPCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. &-sS
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We have also on exhibition large assortment
IF SAMPLE GOODS, embracing all the latest
style BEAVERS, CLOTHS, COATINGS, CASSI-
MERES, and VESTINGS.
Those wishing to have 4 good-Htting and stylish
garment or suit made will please call and examine
our stock.
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OTHER CAND1D ATES.

We have not thought it necessary to pre-
sent kctches OF John :. MllSon, William h..
owen. and others Of the same class, who,
although they have been consistent Onion
men, are unwilling to take the lron-ctad
oath, and have not had their disabilities re-
moved. There are others, too, whose names
have received only occasional mention.
These also have been omitted, it having Deen
our aim only to give our caGers some IDEA
of who the leading candidates are,
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.
II Fl Z IA ".

SKETCH OF THE CANDIDATES.
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TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR
1869 AND 1870.
We have tust received our FALL and WINTER
stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
ALL NEW,
AND OF OUR OWN MASUFACTCRE.
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PENDLETON.

| Congress he is now considered eligible, and
viii he supported accordingly BY his many