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M ARK YOUR FREIGHT
VIA PETEgsHURG..
Z he eW Baltimore
CAROLINA GRAND TRUNE
FREIGHT LINE !!
Comprising the following Great Fre;eht
Routes: r.
The powhatan Steamboat ComDary,.
Freight Line Of Steamers,
The Petersburg and Weldon,
Raleigh and Castor,
North Carolina.
Western North Carolina.
Wilmington and Weldon.
Atlantic and North Caiolins.
,vilmlnglon and Manchester.
Charlotte and Snulh Carolina RAILWAYS
and their connections.
ALMOST EXPRESS IN TIME
AND
RATES VERY LOW.
luis nsw trunk line forms Great Freghl Rou,s
= between Baltimore and Weldon,
ililIsboro.' Lexington,
Salisbury. Morganton,
Charlotte, LIncolnton.
GoldsboFo', Newbern,
Beaufort. Wtlm,noto,
chestervilIe. Minns0o,.
Colombia. Greenyille,
Sumlersille, Manchester,
Chernw,
And all intermediates Points Oh and near the,e s,..,
Railways and their connections.
The fowhatan Steamers connect as Pelersan,.
with Petersburg Railway FOR AL points in s.s ca,o.
mas.
Cars ara run alongside Of slssmets' wharf .,l
good. transferred with careful hanulinr. "a. n.
ron ThIesgh without breaking Bulk between Peter.
burg and kslsish, Charlotte, uoldslorsi h,lains,
ton, a.. dc.
. sea koule. Lbs Wharf IL rowhasan ss..m,,.
being s1aa'ed ia The very Cenre oIshs Gsess sur.
lping Drirsl q bailimOss rslsefs il eon..nlsnI i
Shippers. and dfaysss 4 very small.
Gseat aiseniion paid 10 t;ensignmanss ol CollDa
Cora, Wheat, kosgn, &c, &C. All Produce ~.
wsrdcd q the Lowest possible Rates.
GH- To Insure transportation over this Inland F,a
l.ine, mark all goods. whether Ausihaard 81 potla.
ward toand. Via Psls.shurg.n
~ bfeisnllanacatn baltimore day Following Il.
VERY to tbe Steamers.
Through Receipts are Giren and Fi1.
al isate per 1000. G,laranteed
Both Ways.
u Rates 10 every case as low Il not lowas iln
any oiher Route, 70 and from BALTIMORE, PhilaJsta
and Nsw YORK.
n. b--wth regard 10 The Iast nsned poth |
fteishi forwarded 70 and from Petersburg b, PA
ladePhia aud Nsw orb Steamers.
fVf kalss and ell Ias,hsf Attenuation, spps 10 ~
Agtnt on The Line, of II the
Ofiice u the Pos halan Steamboat Co.
no. 90 Light 81. Nsfs. H..
Il X. B. PE0RAM,
Superintendent Petersburg kail,oad.
i A. Is. ANDREWS.
4 SUp't Raleigh aud CASTOR Railroad.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
Superintendent North Carolina n. e.
Z. BOUkNI6HT,
Snp't Charlotte 4 Seulh Carolina X. r.
J. BRANDT. u.
. President Pouhslan Slransb beat &c.
D. l.. FREMONT,
Supl Wilmington and Weldon X. a. \
Il ID. ". JORDAN, III
Acfg Master Ttsns. Atlantic a. N.c.E
wM. M.RAE,
Srpt Wilmington & Manchester R K
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FOX CASH ONLY.
SErE are now getting In fun and complete
w STOCK GF
Drugs. MEDICINES. PAINTS OILS
Earn MN, x,rryrx,

IND DIE NIUfF
consisting in pa.t OF
Train Oil, liiseed Oil,
sweet Oil, White Lead dry andi in Oil.
Chiom. Green and yellow,
Burnt and Raw UmbFe.
Blue stone, spitisss TuFpen,ine.
GDppeTas, Indigo,
Nader bes, KEROSENE Oil,
varnish, Paint,
yarnish, Shoe. shaving Hair and Marking Brushes
Tooth aud nail Brushes, Fins combs,
Rubber, DnNesing Combs,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Toilet and
shaving Soaps, Hair Oils.
Poasutums, Colleagues,
Lubn snd other Handkerchief Exits.
Ink, Ink Powd.rs.
Envelopes, Cap and Ieiiel
Paper, Flasoring Extracts. &c. &c. Sc
At the DRUG STORE.
January 81. g.
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Near YanssysllIs, ca.uslI CO.. n, 8.

Near fanceysiIIe UaswcII CO., n, 2.
April, 1869.
This is 10 certify that have boon suffering icr se-
vera years with ehonic Bfonchis; attended with all
the symptom OF incpian. Consumption; .uring ,his
period, hadhequenl hemoIrhaees IRON the lungs.
also suffered greatly from enlarged ToEsis. tried
The usual remedies 10 such rases but without saiis-
sclofy results. 6nsly concluded 10 Iry Dr. Miles
treatment OF cautenzng the air passages by Injection.
remained undcr his trealmeni for six weeks rejolce
to saw that believe my lungs entirely relieved.
wall say that sxcison Of he lOnss added ereaeiy 10
my relief mos, cheefiully recommend this treat
meat to all person, similarly afflicted.
RUFUS G. EVANS.
May Is. Ia-.ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11
Domestic Markets-rBy TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. October o. Soon.-Stocks steady
and strong. Money easy at GG7 per cent. Ster-
ling-Long, los short, 1901. Gold. $780, 5-2o's, ~,
100. Tennessee 6's-Ex-coupons, 81 new. 0't
Virginia 6s-Ex-coupons, SO; new, 3d. North
Carolina 6's-Old. 400; new, 42i.
Flour dull and SC. lower. 0heat dull and la2c.
lower. Corn dull and lc. lower. Pork nominal !:
mess S3O.:7iMS3l. Lard heavy. Cotton lower at
2Ttc. Turpcntine firm at ISc. Rosin duh; COM
mon strained, s2.2O; good strained 1925 Freignts
dull. o-
line, S5.256s6.75. Wheat heavy and fully &c.
lower winter red and amber western, Si.594Sl. ~
Corn dull and l62c lower; mixed western, csc @
Sl.O3. Whiskey heavy ut Sl.2lN Sl.2. Beef quiet
Pork lower at 800. 756NS3l12i. Lard--kette, $50
Isle. Naval stores quiet. licights dull and
dropping.
the specie increase Is $50o,ooo. Sterling firm at
1885, Gold, 1903. Governments dull; 5-20's, u,
l2Ot State bonds firm.
Wheat steady. Corn firm; white, SlO5G$l.l2 :;
western. Il. Pork quiet. Bacon firm. Cotton, &c
Virginia 6's-Old, 45 coupons, DID, 80; new, 3d.
North Carolina 6's-Old, act; new, II bid.
CrSc1xxATr, October o.-Whiskey in fair de-
mand ut $ll5. Pork quiet at S3l. Lard quiet at
l7tc. Bacon firm; shoulders, losc.; sides, ZVc.,
but both held &c. higher.
W1LM1SGToy, n. C., October a.-Spiriss Tur-
pentinr lower at .oc. Rosin steady strained
Il. 6O@$l IS; No. ., Sl.75. Tar steady at $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, October Cotton steady at
25t@25ic. Sales, 300 bales. Receipts, 2,OS4 bales
EXports-To Liverpool, less bales; coastwlse
2 100. Molasses, 8o162ic. Gold 1909. New York
sight, &c. discount.
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Foreign News.
SPAIN,

MADRID, October 9.-The Government
troops have been triumphant in Catalonia.
The Mayor of Tortosa had abandoned
the mayoralty to command band of insur-
gents.
Order has been restored in Valentia and
Galicia.
4 state of siege will be declared wherever
outbreaks occur.
The meeting between Prim and Serrano
on the one side, and the Republican depu-
ties CASTELAR, and Figuera on the other, to
effect q compromise, reached no result.
PARIS, October 9.-The Republican in
surrection in Spain continues.
The Republicans are making sharp re-
sstance to the police of Madrid, and advise
the people to arm for resistance.
FRANCE-DEATH OF HAUSSMAE-FATHER HYA-
CINTHE SAILED FOR AMERICA.
PARIS, October 9.--The miners in the De-
partment of Avignon are rioting, and have
burned many shops. The military sup
pressed the riot by killing ten and wound
ing many more.
1Iausslnan. the architect Of the Emperor
in altering the city of Paris, is dead.
Father Hyacinthc has gone to the United
States.
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SPEECH OF THE HING OF PRUssIA.-Berlin,
October Skiing William opened the regu-
lar sessions of the PrusSian Diet with pa
citic speech. He said deficit in the national
finances was unavoidable, and an alementa-
ton of taxes therefore necessary. He an
nounced several reforms for the eastern pro-
vnces, the most important Of which were
an educational law and measures looking
moro TO local sclf-govcrnmcnt. lie spoke at
considerable length on the efforts that have
been made to preserve peace and friendly
relations with other nations Of the world,
and the success these efforts have met with.
He hoped his future policy in this direction
would be equally satisfactory. He should
still strive to preserve friendly relations with
all the world, aim at the development of the
resources of the country, and the mainte-
nance of the dignity and independence Of
Germany.
In the Diet to-day the budget for 1870 was
submitted. II shows a deficit of J,400, 600
thalers, and proposes to meet it by incrcas-
ing the excise and income taxes twenty-five
per cent.
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The Queen Of Prussia offers $500 to every
woman ~ the kingdom that has given birth
TO twelve children.
During circus performance at Philadel-
phia Friday afternoon, Madame De Berg, 4
wcll-knoWu eQueStrlcnnc. was thrown from
her horse and had an arm broken.
A fire ut Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Thursday
night, destroyed fourteen buildings on Main
ana Wangoo streets. Loss, $50, 900; insu-
rance, $4,000.
A Vienna paper says: Bismarcks
disease, as the French papers said some
time ago, is simply dclirium tremens. He
cannot hold pen in the morning, and he
has TO take strong stimulants III order TO
overcome his nervousness. He can never
make speech in Parliament without pre-
vi0usly taking strong doses OF Cognac
brandy. "-Ne,c York Sun.
We do not know how much truth there is
in the story, bat it is reported that The Key.
Charles Rogers, OF England, is about to get
up subscription Tor the erection % & monil-
Iatnt tO--Adam, the father Of mankind! a
company, t. be entitled the "Grand Inter
national Adarate Monument Association"
is TO be formed, and the monument Is TO DE
erected upon the supposed site OF the Gar
den OF Eden, III MeSOpotaMla.-Ne0 l0'h
RWia,
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MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.

ELIAs's EFFECTUAL ERAD1CATOR effects
a cure in every case when properly applied To
persons suffering with Rheumatism, Lumbago, OF
Pains Of the Limbs and Joints, IL gives relief aftor
few applications.
The proprietor OF the Z. E. z. SPECIFICS,
having been applied to frequently by persons af-
nicted, now takes this method OF informing the
public that he has arranged his office at No. l<le
Broad street. where he win undertake to cure with
his specifies" any person suffering with Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, or Pains of the Limbs and
Joints or will call mt patients residences II de-
sired. and guarantees to effect o cure with his
SPECIFICS only IN all cases.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR, for the GER
tain cure of Dysentery, Diarrhra, and all Bower
Disorders. The proprietor of the +. i. Z. SEE
CIFICS can prove by some OF our wel.known citt-
zens who have tried 1t that the Elixir" WORKS
like magic In all cases, and he will cure all per-
sons AFFLICTED at his Office, call at patients resi-
Gences at any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR B1TTERS
hay c cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure for
Sick Stomach and General Debility, and IS tonic
Is second TO none.
The +. Z. z. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail and by the proprie-
tor at his Office No. l4ls Broad street. None gen.
ulne without the proprietor's photograph and Sig
nature. DC
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain end Flour mark cts.
CORN AND FLOUR EXcHAEGE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October 0, 1869.

CORN AND FLOUR ExcHASGE,l
f~- RICHMOND, VA, October 0, 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-Whte l., $50 bushels. Red, 100 bush
els. --... --.-....
Corn.-white, 50 bushels. Yellow, none Mixed,
none. ....
Rye.-62 bushels.
SALES.
Whent.-White. 30 bushels very good ut sl5O !;
go bus hcIs at Sl47i 200 bushels good at 81 dOi
bushels prime on private terms-tOtal LEO BUSH
els. Red, 400 bushels good ut 81 IS 2Oa bushels
fair at :30 30 bushels fair ut 81 .323 10 bushels
foul at 81. 25-tota!, $50 bushels.
Corn.-Whitc. 81 bushels good ut SI.lo.
Rye.-3i bushels fair 1T GIL
RE-EXHBITED.
Vheat.-white. 2si bushels. Red. 10 bushels.
OATS, 2se bushels. .
Rye.-5 bushels.
REMARKS. Offerings of Wheat on Change TO-
day show very considerable falling OF. Saturday.
however, is generally comparatively inactive
day on Change. The offerings were ], $50 bushels
white and 100 bushels red, Of which GOD bushels
white and ls bushels red were re-exhibted, and
,220 bushels white and $50 bushels red were Sold
leaving over ITO bushels white and o!s bushels red
The market presented no change from It's condi-
tion on the preceding day. The offerings of Corn
were very light, holders standing off. The offer
ings Of Oats were liberal, but the article was COM
plete drug not grain being sold. Very little done
In RYE.
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Weep RESIDENT CoLFAN IN UTAH REE
SPEECH AGAINST PoLYGAMY IN SALT LAKE
CITY.-St LouiS. October S.--AdVccS from
salt Lake state that Tuesday night was one
OF the most marked occasions ever witnessed
in that city. Nicc-rresident ColiaX was
sercnaded. and, in response to repeated
calls. addressed an immense crowd III front
of the Townsend House, in the course OF
which he gave his views at length on the
subject of polvgamy. lie quoted from the
books Of the MormonS, and proved, at least
TO the satisfaction OF his Gentie auditors,
that the whole thing was unwise, illegal,
and ought to be abolished. He was followed
BY General Brass, Of Illinois. who fully en-
dorSed the arguments of the Nice-PceSident.
Such freedom of speech was never before
exercised III that city. Mr. CotaN and party
left for the East on Wednesday, in the best
OF health and spirits.
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THE RICHMoSD FAIR GROUNDS. - The
Richmond correspondent of the Alexandria
Gazette-Senator Snowden, we suppose
writes as follows:
yesterday your correspondent, with
several others, were favored by Major
Sutherlin, the president of the State Agrl-
cultural Society, with an opportunity OF
viewing the Fair grounds and Inspecting the
extensive arrangements which are in rapid
progress for the Fair on the I'd OF NoVem-
her. These arrangements are on very
liberal scale, and embrace the most gene
rous facilities for travel and transportation
to the visitors and exhibitors on the part OF
the railroads. The grounds embrace Sixty
acres, and are beautifully situated on the
borders of the city, and upon the line OF The
Fredericksburg railroad. We, were much
surprised at the extent and splendor OF the
buildings, and their admirable convenience
for the purposes of the exhibition. Ihere
is certainly no danger Of uncomfortaole
crowding for any number OF persons snort
OF II hundred thousand.
''The whole affair will be ali honor to the
State, while it will unquestionably confer
great benefits upon our leading interests.
"Ihe credit Of all this is due TO one lead
ing mind, that of Major Sutherlln, VINO Is
Justly famed as liberal and intelligent
l;trmer and planter, and IN enthusiastic pro-
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TRISIN, THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE
IRIS RSICOL
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe, and reliable, remedial
agent discovered for the healing OF man. The
wonderful properties of the Iris VersirnlQr hlth-
within the control OF science, and is now taking
Its stand as principal among the blessings OF meol-
cine.
acts directly upon the blood cleansing and puri-
fying the vital current of all the hmors and talnts
which disease or muluriOus influences have planted
there and Graduating and neutrallzing the euects
taken into the system For this reason II Is tnfal-
lible rs Il remedy for Scrofula, Eruptions OF the
Skin, Insipicnt Consumption, Dr9psy, &c, ana
will cure the most yirulent and obstinate cases Oh
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
It is an unfaling preventive and cure for NEus
RALGIA, SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and In
DISEASES OF WOMEN
1t has no equal. Its action upon inc Liver an !,
Kidneys Is prompt. sautary, and effective, and II
Is this property which renders 1t one oil the salesI
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice of medicine. It's exceliens
and skilfu combination with other ingredients In
p''' TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invlgorating the digestive Or
CANS. and rendering 1t most valuable curative
agent In cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISIN the blood. which permeates
All the tissues and Is the life and nutrition thereof
Is purified, rendering the whole system perieet'y
healthy. n -
REMEMBER.-This medicine Is no ofshoot OF
oackery but the regular formula OF dlstiDKulshed
practitioner now resident OF Baltimore city, ana
so high does stand In the favor and esteem or the
intelligent and scientific that 1t has been adopted
by physicians in their practice anu ID dally oeln8
prescribed and recommended Dy the mos. ehiE M,
Of the profession throughout the country. me
better 1t becomes known the more hlRhiy IL II
praised and the more extensively Is IL useo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11

EXCURSION TO Wilmington,
DEL, October IA party of forty-two per-
sons, ladies and gentlemen of this city, left
for San Francisco, California, yesterday
morning, in two new silver palace cars, just
finished. The party are furnished excur-
sion tickets, including meals for trip, for
$500 each. The cars in which they travel
cost 3d. 900 each, and are built for the Cen
trail Pacific road.
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WILMINGTON, n. c., October 9.-It is ru-
mored to-day that several Spanish gun
boats were outside waiting for the Cuban
privateer Cuba QIornet). The rllmor proved
without foundation.
The coal was taken out Of the Cuba to-
day. She had ten tons, only enough to run
eight hours, proving that she really put in
in distress.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News,

WASHINGTON, October 9.-Public bust
ness will be suspended Monday in honor of
the memory of ex-President Pierce.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600.
The Court Of Claims meets on Monday.
The coin in the Treasury is IS, 250, 900.
EXP ostmaster-Genera Kendall is better,
and his recovery is now hoped for.
General George Fl. Thomas, now CON-
handing among the Indians, had a long in
Sherman to-day.
Commissioner Dclano leaves for Ohio to-
morrow
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Cotton Statement for the week.

NEW YORK, October 9.-The following is
the statement Of the cotton business at all
United States ports for the past week: Re-
ceipts, $3.50 bales. Exports-To Great Bri-
tain, l., 295 bales; to the Continent, 10,250
bales. Stock, 102,IIe bales.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TOR SALE, A SPLENDID PRIVATE
Z LIBRARY OF TWO THO U SA y E 20
LUMES, To. BE SOLD ONLY AS A UAlI,
UNBROKEN well filed in the departments OF
History, Theology, Biography, Poetry, Bellies
Lettres, and Periodical LiteratuRa:
Colleges, corporations, clubs 1ndiviuuais, can
OF RARE AND STANDARD WORKS at HALF
PRICE.
4 printed catalogue, with terms and further par
tIcuIars NAV be had by addressing the undersign-
cd, at Iynchburg Va. post-ollice box No. 81.
DC ll.-3tt WILLIAM w. N0EFELL.
7 AW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
AT 1aIs 2I.At>' STREET. we h"i,I ,iifI,GI;
and MfSCFLLANEOUS BOOKS, new ana old,l
south of Philadelphia.
Orders will receive prompt attention. w
oc 7-GSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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The prop,eleep Omar Pasel 1 my W's burned
Rcddv the Blacksmith alias William Var
ley, on trial in New York, was acquitted
Friday.
A disease resembling murrain has killed
within the past two months nearly all the
COWS within the vicinity OF Memphis, Tenn.
More than five hundred men are still liy-
ing in New Orleans who fought there under
Jackson.
The anvil chorus is to be sung at the
Svdcnham crystal palace by eight thousand
voices, with accompaniment of anvilS, cam
non, and bells.
A LARGE meeting was held in Salt Lake
CITY on Thursday night to take action for
the admission Of Utah into the Union. The
mattcrWill he pressed at the next Congress.
The Nashville Times says that the watch
presented TO Lafayette by Washington, and
stolen in that city in 1928, has recently been
discovered in Il pawnbrokcr's window in 4
western city.
The PruSsian iron-clad king Wilhelm
is TO be armed with tWenty-SiX riiled three
hundred FOUNDERS, and with four lighter
cannon il bomb-proof towers on the upper
deck.
4 New Orleans dispatch to the Louisville
CO,uTcr-JOt1nGl mas Il story of counterpart
in Cuba. or Il plot within plot, whose pur-
port is that certain wealthy Cubans III the
island opposed to Instruction are about
to unite with the resident Spaniards in Il
''Struggle for independence" The curious
part of the story is that General Robert
i, Lee was resolved upon for President OF
the Republic of Cuba, and the position Of
tcrad him for ten wears" We are further
assured that "the documents offering Gene
ral Lee the position Of President have been
forwarded TO him.
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moter Of our agricultural interests In all i's
Leading departments. Would that his adj
mlrable zeal, intelligence, and energy,
could find many imitators. An impress of
Improvement would speedily be manifest
upon the whole surface Of our beloved
State.
. Oh for more Sutherlins and fewer politi-
clans ~
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suspected Cuban Steamer.

New ORLEANS, October 9.-This after
Moons Times says: eve learn that the
steamship Lillian arrived at Cedar Keys
in time, took on board her freight and pas
scngers, and sailed without being molested.
The parties in search of her came too late"
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON October acknowledgements, SSt. United
States bonds, S4s sugar Jos. Cd. Tallow, dos. Cd.
CTS. l, ~,
United States bonds, SIT.
LIVERPOOL, October 9.-Soon.-Cotton quiet !;
uplands. l2sd. ; Orleans, l2sd. ~
LIVERPOOL, October - Evening. - COTTON
dull uplands, 12Hd.: Orleans, l2sd.: sales, 5000
bales including 1900 for export and speculation.
Pork and lard duh.
PARIS, october e.-Boursc opens quiet rentes,
If. sec.
HAyRE, October a.-Cotton opens quiet aGoat,
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Emory and Henry College has now 1876
students in attendance.
Yesterday afternoon 125 through Dassen-
gers went West on the Tennessee road
Lynchborg Nears, 9th.
On Saturday last Rev. William IT. Price
was installed pastor of the New Erection
or Cooks Creek Presbyterian church, in
this county.-Rockangham Register.
A. N. Crane, defeated Wells candidate
for congressman at large, has been appoint
ed internal revenue assessor for the sixth
district Of Virginia
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LIN T..
rrO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.

u MISS l.. GREER, No. 4ol Broad street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. The ladies are re-
specifically informed thar ] have just received from
the most celebrated cmporiums of fashion the
latest and most fashionable styles of patterns Tor
LADIES' AND CHILDREA'S DRESSES AND
CLOAKS.
call from all the ladies is solicited, my terms
are very reasonable.
CouuIry orders solicited and promptly attended
10, DC ll--atF
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CLOTHING.
EALL, 18e9.-GRAND OPENING.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS BARGAINS.
Ihaye now opened and offer to the public large
and complete stock of MEMS, BOYS and
also. n splendid line of CiENTLEEMEN'S FUR.
NISHISG GOODS, and large and most beauti-
full stock of HATS and CAPS, comprising the
latest STYLES. Mt remarkably low prices
My motto Is, and always has been, "Quick sales
and small profits y: therefore call Is all ask,
~ W. ROSES, 32s Broad street.
oc a-sm corner of Fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11

The Charlottesville Chronicle is out in n
new and handsome dress. We are gratified
at such an evidence of the prosperity of SO
good paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11
Heavy Robbery.

PoUGHKEEPs1E, \. Y, October 9.-The
safe Of the Dutchess County Mutual 1nsu-
rance Company was robbed last night OF
S1000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11

THE DUEL.-A rumor is prevalent here to-
night that the much-talked-of duel between
Colonel Mosby and Colonel Boyd, military
sheriff of Fauquicr county. Va, took place
to-day, and that both were slightly wounded.
Data, in Baltimore Sun Of 9th.