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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-26

THE INSURANCE CASE OF Mrs. WISE
On Saturday argument was had in the SUI
tual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
New Jersey to have the case instituted
against said company by Mrs. Harriet Wise,
widow of Rev. Mr.. Wise, deceased, to re-
cover the amount of insurance on the life of
the latter. removed TO the United States
Court. The petition was dismissed. The
defendant took an appeal from the ruling of
the court, and the case viii have to be adj
Indicated by the court of appeals Of this
State.-Baltimore american.
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RICHMOND, Va, October Is, 1863.
OFFERINGS.
s Wbeat-white, 4e2 bushels. Red, 1,sss bushels.
Cor1,-W bite, 12 bushels. Ssraw-cclored, lse
bushels. Mixed, 22e bushels.
Onks.-I 0S2 bushels.
Rye.-leo bushels.
TY7notfu iSssd.--1s bushels.
FydTseed.A bushels.
SALES.
Wheat-White bushels at S1.so: so bushels
prime at 81 90; % bushels smutty ut $780, DO bush
els foul Mt 81 20 bushels fair ut e4 bushels
very good to prime NJ 81 55-total s24 bushels Red
"a bushels very good ON private terms; DO bushels
very good at $40; bushels at 81 30; cog bushels
good ot 81 37; Is bushels mixed at S140 Clio bush
els fair at f1.3s: l3s bushels common at SLss; 90
bushels at S1.323-tntal. l. $50 bushels.
CoTn-W bite. % bushels at 81. Is. Straw-colored.
1ss bushels at s1.15. Mixed 17s bushels very good
at S1.15; q bushels at SLIP.
Oats.-2so bushels good at ssc.; ss4 bushels prime
on pr vate terms; $50 bushels very good at Sc; DO
bushels fair at 55c. Total Loc4 bushels.
Rye.-1os bushels very good at S1.os; ebushels
common ut 81.
. RE-E1HIBITEp.
Waedt.--White, 10 bushels.
Corn.-Straw-colored, lss bushels. Mixed, so
bushels.
Odts.-24s bushels.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIE.


LONDON, October 25.-There was an i'm
mense Fenian amnesty demonstration here
Saturday. Several thousand women wear
ing green scarfS marched in the procession.
Fifty thousand persons were present. The
American flag was displayed and loudly
cheered. Some of the speeches were highly
infammatory. Resolutions were adopted
by reclamation demanding the amnesty, and
the meeting quietly dispersed. The police
reserves were ready and the troops were as
sembled at the barracks, but their inter-
ference was unnecessary.
LONDON, October 25.-Fears of revolt at
Paris are diminishing. The Government is
taking every precaution to guard against
disturbance. Marshal BaZaine has been
authorized to use his cannon without
mercy, if need be. =.
Austin Henry Layard, the author, has
been appointed British Minister to Spain.
j. Connington, Professor Of Latin at Ok
ford University, is dead; aged torty-fve
years. e.
-.. FRANCE. f.r...
PARIS, October 25.-The Emperor has ar
rived at the Tuileries.
NJ. Petri, project of police, has issued a
proclamation, in which he says that in view
Of the proceedings expected on the 26th in
slant, which are likely to disturb the public
peace, the authorities inform the people of
Paris that measures will be taken to insure
respect to the law and aintaintranquillity.
Good citizens are requested to be on their
guard against imprudent curiosity, and not
expose themselves to the consequences that
may result from the enforcement of the law
against mobs.
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NEGRO MILITIA fin Norti, Carolina,

RALEIGH, n. c., October Ex-Governor
Holden is organizing and arming company
of negroes in this city, which is creating
much excitement. It is supposed they are
designed to be sent to Orange or Chatham
counties to suppress pretended Kuklux.
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The Cuban sIoop-oEWar.

WILMINGTON, N. c., October 25.-Thee
case of the officers of the Cuba was resumed
to-day, and after several hours session the
court adjourned, by order from the authori77
ties in Washington. Parties are engaged III
taking the stores from the Cuba to-day.
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Cold Weather at Cincinnati...The
Bible I'm the Public Schools.

CINCINNATI, October 25.-The weather is
clear. with the thermometer down to 300.
Tt is thought the Board Of Education win
tonight adopt resolution excluding the
Bible from the public schools.
A barge with 5000 barrels of corn sunk
at the leYee to-day.
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CRED1TABLE TO BosToN.-In his lecture in
Boston, General Magruder brought up in
succession the names of Robert E. Lee, of
General Mcclellan, of President Grant, and
Stonewall Jackson, for honorable mention
to each and all of which the Boston audience
responded with applause, especially at those
of the President and Stonewall Jackson. =
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The Steamer Liliian---Fhe Cuban
...... Dr3rnfnarR

New YORK, October 25.-It is stated that
the steamer Lillian had landed her men and
part of her cargo on the Cuban coast pre-
vious to her capture by the British gunboat.
The report that the Lillian's consort, the
-Teaser, had been captured by Spanish
vessel is discredited.
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FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, DC.

TRESH ARRIVALS,-We are receiving
L. an entirely fresh stock of GOODS In our line,
and merchants making their fall purchases will
find our assortment Of MOTIONS, EA AHE
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c. unrivalled.
BURRESS, BLAIR & THAXTOS, r.
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, White Goods, &C.,
Ii Pearl street. DC 70
DALI TRADE, 1S69.-WHITE GOODS,
4 FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C,-We have now In store, and offer
to the trade of Virginia, West Virginia, Tennes-
see, and North Carol lna the largest stock OF our
goods we have ever done before. Prices guaran-
iced as low as those of jobbers in any northern
market. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN, t..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, &c.
sc 20-Sm 1870 II.
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FATHER HYAc1NTHE.-In reference to his
"position," which he spoke upon very
freely with his reverend visitor, Rather
Hyacinthe said :" believe that it il, posi-
BILE to enjoy freedom OF thought anu eAer.
else it, and yet belong to the communion OF
the Catholic Church. ! still consider my;
self CarmeIite monk, and am as devoted
as ever was to Holy Mother Church; but
/ maintain that l exercise my priestly func-
tions by authority of God alone, and tnat
the Church has no right to change the faith
rs handed down by the fathers-sto add to or
take from 1t in any way whatever. | be-
iieye Protcs.ants TO belong to the great bro
therhood of faith, but DO not intend to
ally myself TO their peculiar views" In
speaking OF the Church through H it iIs eou Ia
marked that he aid not believe in the
Church's authority to mako an article OF
faith binding on Catholics, such as that OF
the immaculate Conception,
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GRAND RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.

RAND RUSH tUk IdE bAh0AlNS'
SUCCESS OF THE NEW STORE,
because all kinds of DRY GOODS are sold there at
REASONABLE PRICES, III
thereby enabling buyers to supply themselves with
MANY GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY.
Now Is the time to make selections, and we offer
BARGAINS,
and specify few articles, to which we invite as-
PLAID CHENE, PLAIN, and RoUBAIX POP
LINS;
SOLID DELAINEs ALPACAs. MERINoEs,
and EMPRESS CLOTHS;
FAST-COLOR NEAT CALlCOES at 12sc.;
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL ut 1sSc.;
Splendid assortment of BLACK ALPACAS and
other BLACK GOODS; .eaas4
CASSIMERES. DoESKINS, -r
CHINCHILLA, BEAVER, and BROAD ~
CLOTHS; ssa .lrr sou
SATINETS, FLANNELS, sI- .anz
BLANKETS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS, ....-.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, 81, as;..... .......f. .
DADfASKS, a-.
WHITE GOODS, .. ....-,
WORSTED KNIT GOODS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
And many other seasonable and desirable goods.
GIVE US A CALL AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM THALHIMER q SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Similar inducements are offered at our store No.
1919 Main street Ezekies old stand where Messrs.
GUS. THALHINIER, r. 4. CHEWING, WILL
LIAM 4. GARNER, and A. d. LOCKETT, will
be pleased to see their friends. ~ ocu
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Father Hyacinthe is expected in Wash
ington about Christmas. He attended the
Jewish synagogue on Saturday, ana leit Ne"
York Monday for Boston.
1t is stated that the large amount OF franc
drawn to the Pacific railroad has SO takeI
away business from the Panama route as I '.
render it improbable that tne la1ter tahs s Sai
ever again enjoy prosperity'--HeU : o' e
Times.
We have another telegraphic report 20.
day of the discovery Of gold in the Kake
region of Alaska, and we are teid Ihe pf9 W.
pectors say twenty dollars day can %, ps
made. We hope they win go TO Work aIo !
make it. We would be sincerely pleased o.. -
get some OF this Alaska gold instead OF ~, w.
ting so many reports about it.-ae'o ioTS
Tribune,
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Tobacco Markets.

RICHMOND, VA.
OCTOBER e5.-Prices during the past week were
frmer than In the week previous for the lower and
medium grades and there wasfsr more animation
in the market. The market to-day was spirited
and tobacco bought in the last eight days sold at
$3.50 to 50 advance on cost. All bright wrappers
are selling high. Breaks very small, and but few
new primings Offering:
Lugs.-shipping green or unripe, common 70
medium. ss@sS.5o; shipping, ripe, in good order.
81. s0GSe.50: working, common to medium, 80
0$lI; working, good, S1O.so@s12; bright smoking
or working, common to medium, $l2@Sl7: bright
frosted Sa6S7.5O.
LeaC-shfpping, short dark, in good order, 80
@S1I.5o; shipping, short dark In soft order. SEQ
&io5o; shipping In good order, long dark rich and
waxy, sI2@sls; shipping; In soft order, long
ping, sl1@s15; stemming, short and long, .slo@
Sl4;. bright wrappers, medium TO good. s35Gs5o;
bright wrappers, fine to extra, Sss@$so; sun,
cured medium, S11@Sls; sun-cured, fine, SIG
800 ; frosted, g7.50GS9.50.
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GALE AT. PLEASANT GREEN, KING
- WILLIAM COUNTY, : The undersigned WI,
sell at public cutlery, at his residence tfleasan,,
Greenh on WEDNESDAY, the eth OF The presen'
month, r,>,,nr,pp
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITUIRgsEE,
PLANTATION TOOLS aud IMPLEhENio.
HORSES, CATTLE, and HOGS, ."l!siy II,
CORN, FODDER, DC. gss 90 Z, ~
This sale win in, lHde almost everything 70 %
found among the effects OF pretty large lalei
and hosekeoper,t aud Will consequently, w 81
traetise. FIX ~ - ~
TERMS /: AT sale. u,pc
oc ?a-d&sWufl IL dAW Es'
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

SAD ACCIDEST.-0n Saturday afternoon
Mr.. LuSbey and wife, residing on Smith
farm, across BenningS bridge, near Scagg S
church left home for the purpose of attend
ing Il funeral. leaving their two Sons-Wil-
liam. aged fourteen years, and CHARLES, aSeo
nine ycarS--at home. While absent, the
bows discoveries shotgun about the house
aud While William was holding it the piece
was discharged, the contents entering near
the left eye and blowing the upper portion
ofhis head oil. causing instant DEATH Wash
,ngt0n Republican.
The CRoPs.-A correspondent writing
from Farmvile, who has passed through
many the neighboring counties, writes us
that the tobacco crop in the sections referred
to will not yield more than three-eighths or
onc-half of an average; and that the quality
will be inferior. He also writes that the
quantity of wheat seeded this fall will be
much less than last year, Owingto the long
dry spell, which prevented the following OF
land which was intended for that graln.-Pe.
terS6urg thdc1.
LYNcHBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
The surveys Of the Blackwater route OF
this road have been completed two miles
and half from the city. 1t is probable q
junction With the old location will be made
tomorrow, when the practicability OF the
Blackwater route can be Determined
Lyachburg NclrS.
LAND SALEs.-One hundred acres of land,
situated near Rappallannock station, to y.
Il. kreglow, of Berkeley county, w. Va,
for SIS per acre. DR.. w. i. Leary sold his
farm. near Independent Hill, Prince Will
liam county, for $40 per acre, cash, to gen
tleman from Baltimore Warrenton Index,
The farm of the late j. NJ. Bolts, near
Brandy station, Culpeper county, contain
ing upwards Of 900 acres, has been sold to
gentleman from the North for $50 per acre,
orabout go, 900, cash.--Alerand,11 Gazette:
LAND SALE IN MECKLENBURG-The Colonel
Clarkson farm, last week, containing 30O
acres, one mile from Wylliesburg, to Mr..
-, formerly Of Ohio, for 81, 5Oo.-RoGnoEe
Valley.
ILLICIT DIsTILLISG.-Mr. John w. Fore,
Oi Campbell county, was arrested on FRIDAY
last charged with illicit distilling, and on
Saturday was bailed in the sum OF $1,000
for his appearance for further hearing ON
Tuesday next.
The Rev. James McGurk, who for the
past year was attached to st. Peters cathe-
dral. Richmond, Va, has been appointed
pastor Of St. Francis's church, Lynchburg.
Sixty foreigners, of different nationalities,
newly arrived in this country, passed
through the city yesterday, gong TO East
Tennessee, where they have been employed
10 work in the iron ESTABLISHMENTS OF that
regicu.-Lyachbur9 Republican, ~.
The cornerstone of new Baptist church
TO he erected on the site of Broad Run
church, near New Baltimore, was laid on
Thursday the ltth instant with Masonic
ceremonies, Mount Carmel Lodge, OF War
renton, officiating. The attendance was
large, and the proceedings cnlivened by
,n,fsic, vocal and instrumental, and an ad.
dress BY Rev. w. +. Broadus full of sound
instruction and genuine humor.-W Warren
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The Haytien War---Earthquakea at

NEW York, October 25.-Advices from
Hayti say the Quaker City and Florida had
had a sharp fight with salnaye's fleet. Both
sides claim the victory.
There was IN earthquake on the 9th in
slant at Laguayra.
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EARTHQUAKE IN NEW Brunswick AND
Nova ScoTIA.-St. John, n. b., October %.
At fifteen minutes before 6 O'Clock this
morning q severe shock of an earthquake
was felt here, preceded By a rumbling noise
and vibrations. 1t lasted about twenty Sc
conds. The houses shook violently, and
everybody was awakened, and many per-
sons rushed frora their houses in alarm, but
no material damage was done. In other
parts of New Brunswick, Fredericton.
Woodstock, Miramichi, and st. Andrews,
throwing down chimneys and cracking the
walls Of the houses. Similar shocks were
felt in Halifax, Annapolis, and Keltville,
y. s.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY, AND 90 o 4. TO
JULIUS sYCLE's,

JULIUS sYcLE's, 49, ~, =
No. AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
eonsstng TN VERY aTEs sTYTE
GOODS which can only be found In arst.class
bly, low so everybody will find 1t totheir interest
s %5sS 81 rPf ise III Ies5SFafi from oc
Rich iHdi PAID PoPLINs at see. f,5i yqs
PLAIN and sTkLPEp CHENE, 49,;
i hsf hfe Po pa kpREss tEoTH French x
so1 MbF a6oR Il d s2PTs sAd az shsse:
BALMORAL SKIRTS large variety from 7sc.
BLE GRScdHffGs6 and BROWN coTToNs at New
Nice e GA9 Rs,ffs kRKgs s 3 At Soc;
EafPRIN ssG arse size az per
Ladies, HOSE from I23c upward; ..,
KIP GLOVES in al esl9ss the very sss
SEA sHHW sflsS' ana HOODS q epiA' 49,
Hs5s NE SbSrsd EsgS # WEISS Gse
gLA asIIsL Iv, ghANNEaIsE.o ", opr n,
PLAIN and IT srog s WH1wm sna
OPERA FLANNELs, plaid and plain, In all CO.
lors. =, .lt n =
CLOAKS, and CLOAKfNG. "
Mems and Boys, UNDERSHIRT and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best. =
BRoADCLoTu. MELTON CLo 9TH. DOESKIN /.
FANCY CASSIMERES, SATINETS, KEN.
TUCKY JEANS, to suit everybody; tsy.9n
BRoCHE sHAWLs In large variety, 70 suit the
A full sip' line of WHITE GOODS, coRsETs, and
EMBROIDERIES;r .tI+GJ .Tla 4ii5 orr
JET JEWELRY, NOTIONS, &C. E4L f,t.9 "a
In fact, everything that Is necessary for hrst.
class dry goods house. 80
NV stock of goods is too numerous to mention
every article all ask is to give call and
convince yourself. JULIUS SfCLE,
oc Is Lt.s III t.4ti .}st9 stt,
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q RAN D OPENING

The public IN general will please take notice
that our display of FALL DRY GOODS will be
larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy
ing all goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, are at all
times enabled to sell BARGAINS: and while we
have now in stock complete assortment ofeyery-
thing usually found in lrst-class store call the
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF TIE LADIES
to the following, which we arc offering as sPE-
CIALTIEs, and REMARKABLY CHEAP: .o
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COOP ExurB1T.-Treasurer Spinner's re-
ports show that in comparing the receipts
and expenditures Of the Treasury the six
months ending September 80, 1869, with
the same period in the year 1863, the
receipts have increased 1928, 953.01, and
the expenditures decreased $S6, S01 ,o14.59-
4 total of 500 1854, 967 so in favor Of the Gov
ernment.-Ddtd, in Sun.
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4}ItE,nlond 1ispattll,
OCTOBER 90, 1869.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
AsuISGToS. October 81. 1860
tnleeranhed Won, the rccent ca

w
As | telegraphed you, the recent gold
REGULATIONS have furnished the theme for
.rv amount Of comment III official circles,
md within the past two days more than at
~, ether time since the transactions. The
o,fnu,ntS TO criminate the President are
,.r,rl,ed here with not the slightest degree
rfrreuib;itv. The charge against Assistant
treasurer Battertield is SO serious that there
INST be al investigation. So Mr.. Boutwell,
insiders 1t. Others entertain the opinion
,bot 10 prerSnt scandal there will be no
','rrs.;7ofion. Butterfeld will resign, and
+rof will he the end OF the matter. Judging
ION, the tone Of the latter's letter TO Bout
,ran in which, in army style, he asks for a
"ro,,rt OF inquiry" Gt viii be remembered
,hot he is vet an officer of the regular
,rnlv-a colonel Of intantry,) it may be
;1Iced that he don't intend 10 resign. But
Il he should happen to remain in office, will
The senate confirm the appointment? That
!. certainly very questionable.
Eul,er is the liveliest member Of Congress
NOW in Washington. There are several Of
fbrm here. but Butler seems to have more
work on his hands than all the others COM
lined. he pays the White House, the War
Drpartment. and the Treasury Department,
62iiy visits. 1t is SurmiScd that ut the White
Uorise and War Department he is urging
his views concerning :" Free Cuba" while
his efforts ut the Treasury Department, out
side Of his movement for securing prize
money for Farragut's fleet, mainly concerns
revenue affairs. Butler is fighting against
certain appointments sanctioned by Wilson
and sumner. TIMoN.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

OCTOBER 21.-The supply continues light, and
there Is still fair inquiry at former quotations.
The sales to-day at all the warehouses OF Kentucky
and Virginia leaf were 40 hogshcads at S76Q*10.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AND Loss OF LIFE IN
ALBANY, N. Y.--Ai6any, October PA
ire broke out last night in the croekery
warehouse Of Van Hensen, Charles & Co.,
on James street, in this city, and caused q
loss estimated at 100000 on building and
stock. Several tiremen were injured, but
none seriously. While the members of the
fire department were engaged there, an
other fire broke out in Beaver street, In q
house occupied rs a saloon by Henry Buch-
anan. Several persons were in the upper
part of this building, some Of whom escaped,
but the exit of the others was cut of. A
man named John Pruyn. son of the Lite
Samuel c. Psuyn, leaped from front WIN
dow and was killed. IT Is reported that
others persisted in the flames, Several per-
sons were badly injured. Loss heavy.
Amount of insurance not aScertained.
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I OCTOBER Give quote (92 100 Bs.l: Stems none
offering), 9Oc. @Sl5o scraps tdttol, S3@S5; infe-
@$s.95 factory Tugs, nominal planters Tugs. $3.50
@$9.50 factory-dried, $9GS11: common leaf, no.
minal; medium Co good dark leaf, SO. 75G9$12.5 so
black wrappers $l2@$r; brights, nominal at SOS
MS65.
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pOARDHNa AND LODGING.

NIcKERsoN HOTEL, - -
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FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED POPLINS,
double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWILLED PARIS POPLINS. most all colors,
at only 75c. worth 81 per yard;
sOLID-COLORED,AL ALPACA POPLINS, various
shades, only soc. per yard; &
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only zoe. per
yard. uHs.
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WILLIAM FRAZIER, late acting partner
Saptain WILLIAM ILL II. SALE, late general SUI
perintendent Rockbridge Alum Springs. b ga
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ROOTS. SHOES. DC,

NTOTICE.-The subscriber, hayinga
IN returned to the city, would respectfully W.
inform his friends and the public that he Is rs.
prepared to make the best quality of BOOTS AND
SHOES to order at the very lowest prices.
~ JOHN G. EBENHACK,
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Constantly on hand. READY-MADE WORK of
the best quality. oc 5-eodlm
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AhoiNtA f STANTON, VA.
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Also, splendid stock of WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN and TW1LLED FLANNELs;
OPERA, PLAIN, and PLAID FLANNELs,
all colors. a'' 1t 'i."1Ea
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i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Rrain and Flour markets.

COIN AND FLOUR ExcHAsaEsS
RICHMOND, VA, October Is, 1869. !
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LYNCHBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
The surveys OF the Blackwater route of
this road have been completed two miles
and half from the city. 1t is probable a
junction With the old location will be made
Tomorrow, when the practicability of the
Blackwater route can be determined
J,yanby,,y,., NpJrs
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Mems and Boys UNDE RsHIRTS and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best. ].
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ILLICIT DIsTILLISG.-Mr. John w. Fore,
Of Campbell county, was arrested on Friday
last charged with illicit distilling, and on
Saturday was bailed in the sum Of -, 900
for his appearance for a further hearing on
Tuesday next.