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NO. 1 SAWYER WANTED.

"A No SAWYER can find steady employ
men, at good wages, cash every week. by
calling on the unders gned at his mill at
Milton, Cabell county, w Va. The Mill
is an improved Lane ~ Bodley, IN splendid
order, aud everything convenient and sat
's'actory to first class Sawyer. As no
other kind is wanted, they need not apply.
LUDWIG SCHMIDT
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The ladies of the NJ. E Church Of thi.
place have organized Mite Society. the
meetings to be held every Friday evening.
Inc following officers were elected.
President, Mrs Rev. j. A. KiLLe. LIST
wee Pres, Mrs. A. Wiley, ID Vice Pres
Mrs Tho Med(Ord; Secretary, Mrs. VIM
Thurman Lewis Treasurer Mrs. r. NJ
Shore.
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Capt II. c. Parsons has given notice
that an application will Ice made for the
privilege of putting ferry in operation
near his residence ju4t below the city. We
Lope the application will he granted. for il
Will he great accommodation TO the
large number OF citizens residing in that
Vicinity on both sides OF tie river.
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We have been furnished with a Memo.
RAJ to congress for the improvement If
the Ohio river and its tributaries. which
deserves more than passing notice. We
VIII have something to say about it next
week.
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E. L, Randall has furnished a complete
outfit TOR the new hotel ut ST Adams lie
has just laid in a new supply of Furniture.
and consequently is prepared to accommo-
date others that may favor him with their
orders.
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The Board of Health, appointed at the
last meeting of the City Council. have
already begun their work, and from what
we can learn are laboripg faithfully to
remove all causes of pestlence and disease
ito on gentlemen, make a thorough rem
ovation and our citizens will say, well
done, good and faithful servants"
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Gen. w. II Enochs OF lronton, and l..
=. Tickets, ESQ, called on Us last Thurs
day, and engaged in a conversation con
corning certain kinds Of stalks, &c At its
termination we arrived at the conclusion
mat the gentlemen knew more about law
matters, while we were better posted con.
corning the uses Of type
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severe ram store =, accompa MED by
thunder and lightning, visited this region on
Thursday and Friday nigh In many
places the corn was beaten down. aud con.
siderable damage is supposed to have re
suited thereby
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Hot weather is coming fat and now i.
tho time to buy your ice cream freezer.
water coolers and refrigcrators Thomas
Medford keeps a full line Of such goods
store on 81 Avenue between Sth and 9th
streets :,
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The Huntington Newa Agent. II Jepk.
ln-' has a fine Io' Of paintings .or sale
hey are mostly Landscape paintings. bnt
we noticed splendid picture ofP pe Pin,
u any Of our friends desire an ornament
for their walls they can 10 40 better than
20 to tbe posioiRce and purchase one.
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We would respectfully call the attention
ofour worthy Marshal to the fact that there
are fifty-more or less-hogs of different
sizes, roaming about the neighLorhood OF
ith Avenue md Ninth street
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Hot Hotter! Hottest and ginslng- and
brandy smashes are nowhere in COMPARE
son.
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DOORe. DOnRN nnnn.,

i'oOo PhnncI Doors. all >ilcs. ~,
10" figures. We defy competi,ion
Oiiice aud will. Sd ave nho,c,,,,.
NJ Huntington. NcStVn
GREEN - KaFER
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Rev MIR. OK. pastor o: the NJ. T..
Church, South, at Barboursvile and Guy.
andotte, died at the latter place on Tues
day morning
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II you don't believe Harrison, Bro. &
TO. are selling goods cheaper than the
cheapest, just give them II call and Won
will be convinced.
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During this hot weather it behooves all
TO keep as cool Us possible, SO go to L. ia
cobs aud buy linen suit
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,. y liarmi+oo sLo reside. .f. ff.o ca,
i' hn,'ng goods cheaper thsL ever l.f,re
Now is The Tune Tor bargains
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II you want good article OF lime or
cement, You can get it of Capt Maddy at
the Wharf-hoat.
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Thomas Medford, on Sd avenue, has
just received large stock OF window glass
lie also keeps hardware, cutlery, stoves
and house furnishing goods generally,
give him call
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builders Take Notice.

Having just put our mill in compete
repa', we are now ready to supply every
thing in our line of business on short notice
Flooring Siding, Bill Timber, Shingles.
mastering Lath, DC, &c. rs well a.
M"uldInss' Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shutter.
brackets IN fact, everything necessary 20
complete a iirst-class building
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The Good Templars, we learn, are in
very prosperous condition, and their num-
beers are continually increasing
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When money is saved it is made, so 20
to Harrison 5, and it will lie saved in buy
ing your goods.
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j. ;. Chase Bro. have a splendid stock
OF Boots and Shoes for the season.
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j. +. lowell, Portsmouth, o., offers to the
merchants Of Huntington and vicinity, a .upe-
: Tor stock Of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
he most favorable. febly
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Ii tou want 10 save none, ~, tai
g. .a-e d. Hr't and purchase your Boot.
~Ioe. Hats. dc
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On Tuesday OF last week, Young lady
adanghter OF Mr.. W. W TRULY of Ironton
brought some clothing to her sister. ~ be
Is a scholar in the College at this place
Not feeling well, she took passage ON tho
Fleetwood the next day, to return home.
accompanied 10y her sister, Miss Florence
i'"'!' expecting to reach home that
evening As misfortune would have it.
,he steamer got aground on Twelve Pole
oar and remained there until the ! G.
Cros7Iey went down on Thursday. The
s'rI, having become more i'll, was trans
'erred to the latter steamer and taken
home where she died in snort time She
was afflicted with the measles The father
oil the girl, an old and warm friend Of
ours, has the sympathies OF all our citizen.
in his sad bereavement.
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100000 feet Of dr, PopJ,rIrw
Der Iva the rough or dressed. can
be had cheap 81 Green a 4sfer.s
mill ad Ave. above IIb ~ HINT
ingtOn West w.
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All The latest sty les of Summer Hats at
j. ;. Chase & Bros Shoe Store.
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LINI OF LIIEEIsS

Remaining in the Huntington post-oirice.
July ., 1873, which, it not called for in
30 days will be sent to the dead letter office
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a regular meeting Of Cahell Encamn-
ment No. -, !. O O F will he held on
Monday evening at 3 o'clock
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Def De remembered that Mora'lee b..
i1s entire stock Of Goods ~ co-t
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Ens.ow- ice wagon is the only cool
institution 10 be re on our streets
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- "'N ~ hAfEN'
Office and Mill 81 Ave. above Ilth st
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IIo' To bay Your good. c.e,r inst ,.
to ',armi-on' Bro y Co. They are .eIlin.
sooI- az -acric. prices
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y splendid cigar can be had q, the con-
iec'ionery of Mr. Asa l.. William.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-28
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company.
TREASURER'S Oh

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., October 81, 1878.
A the last annual meeting of the Stock
~ holders of this Company, the following
THAT tho annual mestings be hereafter
neld on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in November OF each year: md that
the next annual meeting be held in Novem-
Dor, 1873, in Columbia, s. c."
In accordance with the above resolution.
tho annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
THIS Company will be held in this city on the
ELEVENTH day Of NOVEMBER next.
oct ~ tufm @. BOUKNIGHT, Sec'y.
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Funeral Invitation

Died. at Rdgeway, $. O., October 81,
MARY LOGAN, little daughter OF the late
Hev. A. A. Porter, D. D., OF Texas. The
friends and acquaintanccs OF DR.. and M-s.
Porter are invited to attend tho funeral ser.
vice at the Cemetery in Columbia, THIS
DAY, Immediately after the arrival OF the
Charlotte train, at 2PM
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Notice.,

OFFICE GREENviLLE AND COLUMBIA r. r.,
COLUMBIA, 4. c., August 30, 1873.
HNDER a resolution or the Board of Direo-
~ tors, the Interest Coupons OF the State
Guaranteed Bonds, and OF such other Bonds
OF this COMPANY as are regularly recorded in
the ONCE OF the Company, matured between
tho lst day. Of January, 1879, and LIST day Of
July: 1873, both inclusive, will be funded in
Bonds having ten years to run. as provided
Tor in the Companys proposals to the Bond.
holders, OF date August IL, 1873.
Holders Of the above obligations are re-
questcd to send in statement Of them to this
office, to facilitate tho exchange which it ia
desired to complete without delay, and enable
inc necessary arrangements to be made for
the resumption Of regular interest payments
on LIST January ensuing.
W.. .IAGRATH,
Scptcnbcr2 III President
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HQTE1 ARRIVALS. October. 2Zo 1879
Re,sdrip House -2R 'H Kirk. Le1inaton:
b Greensfelder. Baltimore; O. Ben.
ham. n Q; B F Souder, city; J B Pat.
rick. Yotkxille, g. L Fretweil, Va: n A
Peay. Fairfield; J NJ Williams, Tim.
@css.;l!e: " s Als!ac, Johns Island
Il M Perrin, Abbeville
Wheeler House-Arthur Parker, Abbe-
vile; O B Newkirk, SA Washburne. r
s Covert, New York; J s Browning,
Charleston; @ H Lowry, 3 H McFlin,
L s Clarkson, Charlotte; J G Thomp-
son, Beaufort; T s Roberts, VIM 4.
Bradley, NJ V Calvin, Augusta; T. NJ
West. So Elk 90; L + Meyer, Penn: A
Baum, Winnsboro; ] Hemphill, Ches-
ter; a Z Springs, York; Fl 81 Kimpton.
N I; X G Redd, u SA; VII Gardner
and wife. Sumter; B D Townsend, So
ciety Hill; T Fl Cooke, st Matthew's:
Wm 81 Trescott, PendIeton; A Blythe,
Greenville; r Cochran, Anderson; j
d Hudnutt, 8 g.
Roses Hotsl-J H Wahlers, w G
Reeves, Orangeburg; J o Ladd, G o
Corley, city; L J Moore, Cru; E V Mob
ley, EdgefelA: 3 J Hayes, Lexington (:
s Randall, Jr, Aiken; D G Wolfe, Ian.
caster; J Reid, Chester; NJ Browning
and wife, Orangeburg; J M Smith,
Bamberg; J Q Consurs, r W Cousart'
Lancaster; d Williams. York County;
3 p Boyd, Yorkville; " H Baxter.
Orangebnrg; J + Porter. GA; P S Web
per. Union; NJ S Miller, Fairfield; T
pure, y "A Sullivan, " r Nick elIar,
II watch aud vile, Abbeville.
Cot"'R0id Hotel-LeGrand Benedict,
wife and child, N Y; Dougkerty. Jr,
Charleston; I g Evans. Pa; J F New
man. . ) Murreli. Charleston; II Puro-
noau, Va; n ] O'Brien, Ga; T W Lea
rryn, Md; Q Scanlon, Ga; + Arnim,
hamburg; j d Gardner, N G; w E
Simmons. Jr, S A Durham, T J Webb,
Mrs s A Durham and three children, W
d Evans. L D Gillespie. Charleston; G
% Reab, Ga; w Simpson, Laurens; J
+ Hart, Yorkvlle; d Bieman, Walhnllu.
In Newark, N. j., Saturday, Benja-
min Butts, proprietor, and Il. Cam pbeii,
editor Of the Newark Echo, were arrest
cd ny the sheriff. having been indicted
by the grand jury for libel. Campbell
gave bail, and Butts, proprietor, was
committed to the County Jail.
At the Pimlico Md races Saturday.
Lizzie Lucas won the one and ,one-haIf
mile race-time, 24S. Kutis Peasa
won the mile heats-time, LEG, l 56,
l. 80. Artist won the second hent. True
Blue won the four mile race, distnncino
Harry Bassett by 2OO yards time, 7.49'
A. T. Stewart, OF New York, has
built railroad thirty miles long to his
property at Hampstead Plains.
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Covington, Ga, boasts that she has
not single loafer within her limits.
All her young men are at work.
The Charleston Jail is crowded with
prisoners, nine-tenths OF whom ale co.
lored.
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MARRIED.

In Fairfield, S. c., at the residence OF the
brides mother, on tho 18th instant, by tho
Hev. u: B. Clayton. DR.. '. ?. CLAYTON, OF
COLEMAN, OF Fairfield, S. G. 49,
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Uno 1dOLEo 10 MAKKIAGE.
Happy Relief FOR Young Men from the
effects OF errors and abuses in early Lie.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to Mar
rage removed. New method of treatment.
New ana remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in sealyd cnvclopes. Adj.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . south
Ninth street. phi!adolphia, Pam ins.itu-
ton having a high reputation for honora bic
conduct and professional skill. Oct q 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-28
Paints, Oils and Window Glass.

Falnts, UIIS and Window Glass,
DURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD prre
j. Crystal Palace Lead, uarrison's I'urs
White Lead, Sylrnn Permanent Green, Paris
Green, MarSeiNeS Grten, Chrome Green.
Chrome Yellow, rru,sian Blue, English and
American Icrniiliion. Ultramarne Blue,
Umbcrs, Sicnnas, Indian Red, Vandyke
Brown, Drop Black, Red Lead, Spanish
Brown, Venetian kod, Drop aud Lampbla ok,
Patent Dryer, yellow Ochre. Roso Pink,
hotten and pnmce Stone, Whiting and Paris
Wnlte, Coach Black, Fire.Proof Paint, Brick
Paint, Putty, in Bladdcrs, Cans and in Bulk.
hinsoed Oil, Boiled aud Raw, Spirits Turpen-
iine, Window Glass, (assorte.l size,) Glaciers
Paints, Paint and farnish Brushes, Sash
Tools, White.wash brushes, french Zinc,
For sac lo,c IN JOHN AGNEW i SON.
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To Rent

~ PART of the HOUSE, corner OF
H!E iichland and Bull streets. Apply on
Oct % 4.
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Dairy Farm for Sale.

"21J 1II0 1VI DdIC.
TlHE subscriber offers for sale, on accom-
l. modnting terms, his FARM, Just out
sido the corporate limits Of Columbia. On
this farm tho largest crops of corn, oats and
cotton have been made, as attested by pre.
miums awarded at several successive fairs
by tho State Agricultural Society. It is Pc
culiarly adapted TO the purposes OF grazing
and dairy farm. j. W. PARKER,
Oct 2S limo p. o, Box 1G9. CoIumbia
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ONE OF tho STRONG EST and MOST sue.
~ CESSFCL COMPANIES in the United
Statey.
lnsurcs LIVES in all tho best forms of
policies, at rates just to tho insured and the
insurer. w. u. GULlCk, General Agent.
Ohico over Agnow's store
CoLuMDIA. S. u. Ocober 27, 1873.
Oct 80 ,1,,o
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Furniture at Private Sale

Furniture at Private Sale.
VARIOUS articles OF Paror, Dinins-room
and Chamber FURNIrURE will he dis. .
posed OF, at private sale, during TODAY and
IO.MORROW, at the residence OF DR.. Tallev.
University Campus. Oct 2S2
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Typographical Union. No "a

A extra mooting OF this Union will be
a. held at the State Printing Onicc, TO
DAY, at IL Al. BY order OF tho President.
Oct % II. N. EMLYN, Sec and Treas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20
A LAWYERS VinIicatiOn.

WAsH1NGroS, September 19.-The Com
mittee of the Bar Association of the District
Of Columbia appointed at the request Off. Il.
Merrick, ESQ.,, to investigate certain charges
made against him by Benjamin Z. Green, son
of General Duff Green, and formerly of this
city, made their report to-day.
The report contains copious extracts from
the evidence, and sets forth that the charges
have been shown to be without the slightest
foundation, and that Green knew them to be
false when he published them, and that the
committee are forced to this conclusion by
Green's own testimony taken under oath be-
fore the committee.
A series OF resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the Association condensing the
views of the report, condemnng Green in
dignifed but decided language, and declar-
ing that the conduct of Merriek in the
transactions referred to vas not only ire
proachable, but was highly honorable, eflici-
emf. faithful, and magnanimous.
The controversy arose out of some transac-
tions that took place while Mr. Merrick was
acting as the counsel for Mr.. Green in prose
cutting suits to recover property for Green in
this District, and of which ne had been de-
priyed during the war. The suit was prose
cuted to success by Mr. Merrick, and Green
received property since sold for Sio,o0O.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg.
RADICAL MEETING-THE SPEAKERS REFUSE TO
DIVIDE TINE.

RADICAL MEETISG-THE SPEAEERS REFUSE TO
DIVIDE TINE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch]
LYScHDURG, September 19.--Ihc Radicals
held meeting tonight at Dudley Hall,
which was addressed by j. Harmer Gimer,
of your city; Colonel Gray, United States
marshal; and Captain W. 5. Lurty, United
States attorney.
The hall was well filled, but quite half the
audience were Conservatives; indeed, be-
licyc we could have elected kcmpcr by Il
vote of those present. There was less en-
thnsiasm shown by the negroes than | nave
ever seen before.
Mr.. Gilmcr spoke in his usual manner,
with which you are familiar. Colonel Gray
roamed at large for nearly an hour. Captain
Llrty besought US to accept the situation.
He has just accepted 4 good one himself us
Hughes's successor. 7 was sorry to hear 1t
stated that he is a relative of Stoncwall Jack
son. The United States Court, from Judge
RiYes to jack Ayerett, was present in full
force.
Major John w. Daniel proposed division
of time with their speakers, but his otter
was declined, luckily for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CLUB MEETING.-The Wide-Awakes met
at their clubhouse Thursday night, James
A. Gentry in the chair. The constitution
aad bylaws were adopted A. y. Allen and
Joseph L. Spain added to the vicc-presi-
dents; and Richard S. Whitehead, W. B.
West, and George II. Epps elected trustees.
A number of new names were enrolled. a
vote of thanks was rendered the Old Domin-
ion Club for various courtesies and an invita-
tion to attend their excursion to West Point !;
after which stirring addresses were delivered
by Mcssrs. Darlington Cabell, S. VI. Page,
and William AmbcrS.
The Central Club had business meet
ing Thursday night, james A. Clarke pre-
siding.
The Executive Committee Of the Rough
and Ready Club will meet tonight, at HUI
bands Hail, at o'clock.
REPUBLICAN MEETEG.-Thc Republicans
met at the market-h0use Thursday night, Is.
f. Edwards in the chair, and VI. Woodbridge
secretary. Speeches were delivered by Pop
ham, jenkins, and il negro named Malord.
Nothing new was elected, and the meeting
was only remarkable for the almost entire
absence of white Republicans. During the
progress of the meeting Mr.. 5. NJ. Page ap-
Piled for division of time; which being re-
fused, another meeting was organized in the
market, and Mr.. Page very effectively
warmed his opponents. He WAS finally in
vited to the stand, and made some most tell
ing points.
CuuRcu NoTEs.-No special appointments
for tomorrow, except at the Baptist church
at 81 z. NJ, when the meeting OF the sun
duy-School Missionary Society will be adj
dressed by Mr. John E. Brooks.
SENATORIAL CoyyESTIoN.-TheR Radicals OF
this township have called meeting for
Monday night to appoint delegates to con-
yention to be held in Manchester on Wednes-
day, October 1st, to nominate a senator
Sam. Maddox seems to be the favorite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

Police Court, FRIDAY-Justice j. d..
White presiding. following c.ses were
disposed of:
Frank Stone. charged with assaultinS,
beating. and attempting to kill William B..
Griffith. Continued to Saturday and party
baied.
Ellen Hunt, charged with keeping house
of i'll fame. Continued until Monday, on
motion of defendant, and party baied in
500.
Alexander HoIcombe, charged with Gre
ating disturbance at the corner OF Elgh-
teenth and Grace streets and threatening to
strike J. l.. Talaferro with rocks. Con.
tinued until Saturday.
Albert Haskins. charged with keeping an
i'll governed and disorderly house. Continued
10 Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

PIc-N1c AT WEST POINT FOR ST. JoHN's
ClrRcu PARsoSAGE.-The ladies Of St.
Johns Episcopal church propose to give
grand excursion to West Point by the York
River road on Friday next, the 2Gth instant,
the proceeds to be applied to the completion
of the repairs to st. Johns Church parson-
age. This promises to be one of the most
delightful excursions of the season, occur
ring as it does at 4 time when an abundance
of fine fish, oysters, and game may be had
at the Point. In addition to this fact, the OBJ
iect is one which deserves TO succeed. A
special train, which will leave Richmond at
s O'Clock. has been secured to convey the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20
Associated Press te!e2rams.j

Nrw York, September l0.-Fisk & Hatch
h.vn su.nended. also Robinson Il Suvdam,
Richard Schell; White, Delrees & Rathbonc,
Rouis & Edwards, and Eugene jackson.
George ODdyke a. Co. have not suspended.
THE Widest excitement followed the an.
nouncement of the failure OF Fisk II Hatch.
Wall street was in its sh.rtSieeves ana pare
headed. Stocks fell ten per cent, and are
still sinking.
De Haven 4 Co., Of Philadelphia, nave
failed.
NEW York, September 10.-The follow.
ing additional failures are reported: Thomas
Reed & Co., w. II. Warren, Greenleaf &
Norris, George Z. Alley, Thomas Biddie, A.
NJ. kidder.
Western Union Telegraph stock opened
at rs; it is now Gs4. Like fluctuations in
the whole list.
WASHINGTON, September 19.-Dispatches
from all cities report long lines of depositors
crowding the bank doors. In this city
there is no exception.
NEW YORK, September 19.-Jay Cooke Il
Co. have assurances from their London
house and correspondents IN other cities that
their bills will be protected.
WASHINGTON, September 19.-There is
ouite rush on the Washington City Say
ings Bank and slight demonstration on
the Freedmen's Bank. Both give assurance
of their ability to meet all demands. The
Frcedmen's Savings Bank report they had
this morning $4,000, OF which only GOO
had been drawn. There are about seventy
five persons in the line at this bank. There
is no excitement about other banks.
NEW YosK. September l3.-Fisk y Hatch
say their suspension is isbuttemporary. Their
advances are upon ihe Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad and the Central Pacific. They ex-
pect to resume as SOON US The panic ceases.
Their Office Is strongly guarded by the po.
lice.
pended. a.o.a. s.,s !,