Richmond Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 1

DAILY DISPATCH. VOL. XXXIII. RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1867. NO.

112. DISPATCH. FY CinVARDIN ELLYSON. tuSi'ATOR heP.Tered lo tkv "nr payable to the per annnr.i. ta.Stifor nee' mr.nth for p.

rlod. Viv. l.K i.V DISPATCH ft per an- for months. per annr.m. roc cries 9 CoLMAN'S LONDON sIV 7- A Peri-inn WOK- It A M'lHr low MA OK! I'CK A A PERRON PrKloK COUNTRY BACON ".) nkJrI; i suj rioi CORN! Try It.

ANPKK'oN. i'KI OS II -yCHKKsK: sl" a Iw; a i t. Vn 1 -c'i l-1' SYRUP. I A A 0 A- 0. A i f-.

N. I A' KRKL i No 3 At KEKEL, di? I r- W. Family ROE HEK. sa! KMISTE I) A CART. CIS NEW LAH HA 1)0 -A a VA HEEKINOS, KtL, by JONES, ti CO.

WD FOR SALK, ALT, A I.T, H( PS, if 'a Y. t.Yi. FLOUR, GLADE'S Bill fRR, hkkhingr, A MH.Y K' IIIKKINOS. i I.T. FEED 31 I I-- I'ow KKs.

-ir old Market. pus lioSHKN JiU: niErSE. A KS. If ACoN, FEES, VP HEN, a -1- KK miMS, brushes. AMPaCJ.NE itlld cO.fi- WINES, i KS, Ac v-iv WEST A ANDREWS, 1712 M.iin I'lUiK CIDKK VJNE.

i a 1 WaKPWFT.T, A A CT KM) P. A (' i.easts, :im.i T.aTPM CODFISH, SALMON, I -Si KUIT, ONJONB. KEROSENE OIL, tor 1 1 HUNIM EY A TATU41. '1 FA. Ilo- I Ktock j-i reo ivwd STKVKNS.

O.EORAM A CO. 'I iK'I'O IIICO SL'OAKS, priiiio I f.T A f'KIN'i A I'-iirl I'. I' I'A I'rino Kico inland 31 for vale by -vl I NO A N. Put. rl It tor k.

Im-msm GORDON AC KINO AN, P. art Block. IS ALL THAT JS RE' i. I to i Imt- I GUN I'OWpKli TEA. I (O tfat Ko the? i ati.i hroiiiH, at i tl ANTHONY'S Tex Store, a ntr- '1" nbc vu tlie Spotswcicd Hotel.

I CAN I I. It A ANTINE 1 i to choice I'OKTO 1 it rood to PuKTo SOGaKS WILL! AJ1S A CO. 'Yttl'l'S I'll I invis II 10 A PCKTLAND STItarreN WOOD'S 1 CUT .1 i If.r le tiv r. I.T I W11.1.1 A 31S" CO. AND 01IFFEG.

st'G KS. all Kradeb I i1 A A I i a 1 i. liiu- ii'.) COFFEE, Km- r.oFEBK 1 HERRING A CO. r) VI FLA Hi 1 ISLE OF WIMIT i A A I. ea io HIT I.ST A KING, 1 'h i.

'Uii, EXTRA and fcl'. 'tun-lit fa I- WAGGON HA V-Y. HS PRIME LEAF LARD for W.GiOi'X ER A A ".) PUUK (TDBKVJNE. Kf' "waggoner a hakvey. tl'C.

1 A I A I L. PATN JSWELtiY. t.i JuHN H. TYLER CO have on hand and are corn-taut ha UlOst deni ratlle st les Finger Kings, mid l.tru'-cAii of nnw uterus v. Watches, superii quality, war? i Vest, Cliatalaln, and Leon? vni TVa Goblata, Mugs.

fepodlis, Forks, l.aditie, in i other presents, oc LIN, OPTICIAN (formerly '-e eve con eft I 7.1LlA 'I'Eli I. and i KY K-GMHSES. MICROSCOPES, 1C. set in frames to order. 21 LAN A1 CO.

are receiving to day the styles of JEW? i ok prvs and EARRINGS, ('MAS KAS BRACELETS. and VEbT MAINS. C.Y BYTTONS, -A iEilKNT and PLAIN GOLD NEW SILVERWARE, in cases, At. 1UU petted at NOW'LAN J. W.VfOH ks and KW' every iiE the perf-c; manner.

'1 Hp. K. MACl-MBEti, rt.er Of Main atid Tenth atiove the poHl-otfice Mali's duff Horses Joe Sole. i MiLY HORSS FOR SALE. a RE, of line eizo and -ru remarkably docile iii who know her, animal in ttie city, bold i N'l'OW hn' lit Mk JoSEfil K.

H1X, vii siabies. Tenth street. LA HUE WORK lor a coal cart or ApplvtO 1' ltOYLB, SI 1 bl)Velltoonth street. HA '-N i i earlv appllca lou to 3 LYN' "BROTHER. 14Hi street i LP, SAL DLL AND 'Ji 'iis i iifvrr, 1 I 1 lltll feet.

ju AN ft i st the exchange1 1 Frank- Wf VO0NO mxtWHt LEh Alsca lotof One YOUNI YODNG for fain, wnlsh 1 will Aaeiitlni of and plant? ''Sroilna and Yiritinla to this superior 1 otnlts ti.em tc KMiir nivin iii" are hereby und constltoied i 1 I he my ayent in condactlnx a Eb-s at tiie stand on the north? i Stephens aid streets. tany t'orhiu Is to purchase FETEEFIELD TEENT. A Goods. NOTHEK RICHMOND IN THF. FIELD.

THE CRY IS STILL THEY COMK. The old-established cloak and mantle dkp reconstructed old Ktand, 1437 Main between Fourteenth an I Fifteenth and will re-oj-en on WEDNESDAY the instant with a good a m- nt of LA DIKS' of the 154tout FANCY and staple dry goods, BON SET RIBBONS, DRF.5S TRIMMINGS. HO op SKIRTS of the best inako, and the assortment of fonnd in a dry goods Mora. K. EZF.LlfcE, Cloak arij Mantle UojKtt, 1437 tin 200 BONNET RIBBONS supplied at Itw than New Y'l-rh prices, re VOTTCR.

NOTICE. the people's store, No. 140it street, between Fnnrteet 'h ant Fifteenth Mr. A. LEVY' in now in New York purchasing and we are receiving daily fresh the attention of the public to examine my before purchasing Icewhere Remember 1 IJfc l'E1 'PLE'S STORE." i 15-lw A.

A most rcspootfully atinonnce to toy city ar conn rv that I have engaged with Mr. A at the PEOPLE'S SToKE. No. Man: between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, w-iere thev find a fresh and well-selected stock of DRY O'toDS solicit from my the country their r.r wh'th will he punctually attended to and filled at tlie lowest market TilU.MAn H. ROBERTS.

i KEAT SACRIFICE I OF DAMAGED SHAWLS, wnich I am Helling verv large assortment of style L'ja K's. 'U-: received from New York which i will well very cheap. Beautiful shiide and quality of EMPRESS CLOTH at 'it p- yard Beautiful (inniiS at 25c. per yard B'ackand colored ALPACAS i atecL styles ery cheap Fine MKKINOS; all-wool DELaINKS; Plaid oi'KRA Pi.AN.NEL, large assorttner.i of ali descriptions: Ladies' and UNDERWEAR, good assortinent Hoys from auction, very cheap; CASSIM ERK lor and men's wear French CALIC low; TRIMMING arid RIHKONS. have engaged the of the following would pleased to serve their P.

aik. Wtu.iam R. Watkinh, and Wii.liam fci.AOK JULIUS METER. 527 Broad between Filth and Sixth, opposite New Market. oc gECOND SrrPLY OF NEW FALL GOODS AT THE LATEST NEW YORK PRICES.

A elegant lice of DRESS GOODS and a large a-t-ortnient ot FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS just opened at llIrioH CI OOEN HEIMEK'o, 027 Broad t-ireef. JaMES W. PEDIN, of Richmond; WILLIAM C. KHAN, of Fluvanna; and JOHN" T. WRIGHT, of Caroline.

oc 12 I OOK I PRICES I OKKaT HUSH AT TUB PEOPLE'S STOKE, No MAIN' STREET, STILL onTIN'UKS. Having rocoived uiy supply FALL and WIN TER DRY GOODS. 1 renpecttnlly ask the pnhltc to come and examine my k- I now tillering the greatest ever oliVrod in tlii- city. 1 enumerate tome of the great bargains: from lt'c up; Mouaeelaine worth 10c 37Jc worth 50c. Fine Silk striped J'op ins, worth 75c.

Med Blankets, 11. 'rorn $5 tip; White Flannel, yard wide, very line, worth Bleacnod and Unbleached from Wo. tip with a great variety of other goods too numerous the sign: THE PEOPLE'S STORE, No Main between Fourteenth an fifteenth. It LEY (v 1 BROAD KDOZ I ALSOP the utli, confidence wo now otl-r by far the HRST asd moat msipi kvr assortment of we have ever had to the trade We call especial Attention to a largo number of goods bought a' recent New York auction hit-h we Her grea. Wo mention I Misses' l.inctt f'amhrtc Haridkorchiefa: very large lot of and T'-w litigs at gr-Mlv r-dtie-d atso.

ambricH, Checked, Striped, and I'lnin Nains'-oks 1 Plain and Checked Swiss Ribbons, Velvets, and Trimming Ribbons, Our stock of DRESS is very cornplele, mure exUjttsive than we have ever before oi fured and bought chietlv from accrto.v, will tie unA low irt Flannels. Domestics, and Hosiery, our stock full, embracing every vat iety. We cs 11 at ten lion to a large lot nt White, Light, and Dark Kid Gloves, in addition to our stock, which we can recommend. Price, 26 jut pair. THGMAK D.

(IUARI.ES, long and favorably known to the public, is with us. and will be glad to THE COUNTRY RECEIVE PROMPT OC 8 MANY additional auction bargains in DRY GOODS have just been opened at ISAAC HUTZLER'S, corner Sixth and Broad streets. Call soon to secure the same. Store closed on Saturdays rIso on Monday and Tuesday the 30th Instant and 1st October, se 25 GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH. Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades; Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Pillow-case Cottons, Linen and Pillow Creat bargains in Towels Large assortment very cheap Beautiful Mous.

de Laiues; VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS, comprising Reps, Crape, Meriuo, Biarritz, Fontaine, de Laines, Poplins, Ottomans, Alpacas, Bombazines, ic. CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINS. Shawls, Shawls; Fine assortment Flannels, Table Napkins, Balmoral Skirts, Caseitnercs, Satliietts, Kentacky Jeans, at YVILL1AM N. BELL Um 03 Broad street. KEAI) IV AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY IT! GKKAT A 0 A I IN ALL bTYLES OF 1)HY GOODS! OPENING THIS MORNING AT EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, No.

-il Main htkkbt, (uearly opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door to Mr. Julius Bear's cheap shoe store,) 5,000 vans Lest quality CALICO for niuepence a yard and 5,000 yards bent BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIkTINGn for a ninepence a vard 5,000 yards BLEACH SD and UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS, full vard wide, for a shilling 5,000 vards "FOR MEN'S and Weak oil'at great bargains iti these cannot tall to buy 5,000 yards W111TE. LED, YELLOW, BLUE, and uKAf FLaNNELS. very cheap; 10,000 yards DREKS UOODs all styles, at extremely low prices, just to suit hard times," when you have but little money to spare for a dress.

If you Lave Dry Goods to purchase, call at my store, and you will be surely suited in STY LIS and PRICES, and save at twenty-tlve cent. on ail you have to buy. Be sure to find the riifht store, which is designated by the large swinging sign with the Inscription of "EZLKlEL'b G'HEaP DRY GOODS STORK." Store closed on Saturdays. an 24 OY8TKKS, OYST THE 0 II Y. PlCKLKD CANNED subscriber Sh pre-l pared to 1111 Irom the country for FRESH and PICKLED put up ami si lit In the bent order.

He determined to make a brand that will be inferior to none. Orders tilled promptly. He means to make a large establish moot In this city, so that when the Chesapeake and Ohio is finished. Richmond will he ready to furnish the people of the Ohio with liner oysters than they nave ever seen before, pc 8. ZETKLLE.

Richmond -Dispatch. WKHXKSDAY OCTOBER 1G, IK7. THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH IS LARGER THAN THE CIRCT LATION OF AOL THE CTJIF.K DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS Auction Sales This J)ay, A OODDIN ii a PI'aBSON will at 12 cluck, on the the property known the Virginia Mechanics' Institute, situa'vd between Main and Franklin utreetg, and extending from Eighth to Ninth streets. coxmlsaloner, will sell at 12 clock, at the ct'ico of the National Coal Mining Company, corner Main and Ninth Joo of fhe par valne of each, of the capital of the National Coal Mining Company. i cJ.

will sell at 15 clock the valuable printing presses and imt'-rlal, with a larvo snl excellent assortment of in me publication of the lii'hunflil mi and other C. A Ft It will sell at in o'clock an assortment of furniture, dry goods, ready-made clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, groceries, etc. t'EOROh CASE will hold a large saie of mtiies, wagons, buggies, harness, and milcb cows, at in at W. Disney's stable, on Eighteenth street between Franklin and i ace. Til'LAI AH I).

HEAL will.sell at 10 o'clock a large assortment of dry goods, fancy articles, notions, kc LOCAL MATTERS. Rk'11ST BARS' A NO OoMM OF Kf.ErTIO.V FOR ill OHM OX If following persons constitute the force appointor! to conduet the election on the jjj instant iu the city of Richmond: J', 'ni'h Thomas E. Rose. iiyjistrnr fairy? R. f'nok.

1-irst J. Arnald, IJetristrar. Kawdiu. W. A.

Williams, A Lnr-y, 1- 31 Wahlrop, Frederick oles (coloredt, a. II. Woodson. SncuM) W.utn. E.

Jackson Jlegistrtir. I), S. Grump, I'. J1 3Ion tague, John Jefferson S. Robinson, 3J un ford M.Patterson (colored', A N.

'i a lull Duval, Registrar. William' S. A Hen, A lexauder l)nvai, William English, Strother Kernovhough, John Oliver Joseph Ferguson (colored). ForKTu H. Hontwcll, Registrar.

r.v.?A. T. Ifurr, Elijah Warren, W.H. Williams. J.

T. Brown, Edward M. trump, James Ji. Bnrrill (colored). Flint W.

G. Manslield. Registrar. Montgornerv, William H. Finn.

F. W. Rosier, Joseph E. arrar A. W.

Gray (colored), John H. Lewis One of the commissioners receives ballots from whites, another from the colored voters, a third checks the names on the registration books, a fourth records the names of whites, and; the tilth those ot the blacks as they are announced. The registrars and commissioners are to meet at the City Hall for instructions at 11 o'clock this morning. Tin-: York Rivkk and Danviu.r Kaii road CONNI Mi.v.?Tile Oomniissioiiers of gem-rally Lad a meeting at the warehouse ot A. Stokes A C'o.

yesterday morning to con sider the petition of Danville and York ei Railroad Companies, to In- allowed to Connect their Tin- pillowing resolution was adopted by the Coin ni issioinr? That the application of the Richmond and Danville Railroad ami York River Railroad lor permission to unite their roads through the streets of this city specified in their application tie granted upon such terms as may be agreed upon by the City Engineer, City Attorney, ami ollicers of each company, v.lioje to be by the Commissioner? of St root? generally." Till Mll.tr.tKY 1 NTKKIKKK.vei: WITH TitK I U't IMA AM' TUNM-tSSEK KaII.R"A1> COMPANY Sat ac fiRii.v A rk a i. (1. alker, ol Norlolk; J. F. Johnson, Liberty; R.

W. Hughes. Abingdon and J. F. Slaughter and 31 Blackford.

Lynchburg, the committee who were appointed by Hie stockholders ol the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company at the recent meeting in Lynchburg to visit ashingluu and confer with the War Department in reference to the order which prohibited them from electing a president, returned from Washington and stopped Ut the Spotswood Hotel. Uii Monday the committee had an interview with General Gram, which was entirely satisfactory. He gave them ail order, which they presented to General Schoiield at an interview with him yesterday. This interview was equally satisfactory. On paying the debt duo by the company to the Cnited States the election will be proceeded with, and tlierc will be no dillicttlty in complying with tins condition.

The action ot the military authorities was not taken as a military st'-p, but iuacivil capacity, under a power conferred by contract. It seems that the president of the Company, in making purchases of rolling stock at a Government sale in lsbit, stipulated that in the event of default iu the payment of any instalment of the purchase money, the l'nited States might take possession of the road and hold it until the unpaid debt should be discharged. It was in pursuance ol this right that the late action of the Government was taken. The money will now be paid by the friends of the company, aud the power of the Government under the contract will thereupon cease. The election will be held on the second Titosday in next mouth, the day to which the meeting adjourned.

The Fi.kmi mi-Hopkins Ei.upkmi:.\r.?Rober Fleming was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday morning on a charge of feloniously eloping with Sarah, wife of Edward K. Hopkins, and living in adultery with her, and stealing Ledia, the child of said Hopkins; and also stealing divers articles of clothing, of the value of the property of said Edward K. Hopkins." Fleming was arrested on Monday by Captain Tin crime with which he is charged was committed in February last. Fleming, a man with attractive personnel and gooii clothes on, appeared in court when called, and was ready to go into trial, or to do anything else, as the court might decide. Several witnesses being absent, the case was continued until Saturday, and Fleming was bailed in the sum of for his appearance.

Convicts following named citizens reached the city yesterday, and applied for board with Colonel Pendleton Archer Hland, requested by the County Court of Diuwiddie to remain lor one year for burglary. David Johnson, requested by the County Court of Druuswick to remain for three years for grand larceny. Sppremb Coprt op this court yesterday a writ of error to a judgment rendered by the Court of Hustings of Kith moral upon an indictment for felony was granted upon the petition of Jim Drown. The case of the ames Kiver and Kanawha Canal Company I.iitlejohu, Kobiuett, and others, upon appeals l'roin decrees pronounced by the Circuit Court of Hichmoud, was partially argued, anil continued. Mayor's Mayo prksiiiinl? Tcksdat Coleman, Matilda and Ailsey Anderson, colored, charged with stealing three pieces of calico from Isaac llutzler, were arraigned.

In the absence of witnesses, the case was continued until today. Nelson Morning, "manhood" in embryo, charged with stealing six vests from Morris Hose, was sent to jail to be eared for. Charles Huberts, miniature "manhood," charged with Isabella Hex, was sen on. Dick Champion was arraigned for knocking clown mi old negro man named Stephen Wright and robbing him of $.1.10. Cnele Stephen said "he was goin' cross de Hoi Kelts liehl, when Dick Champion hailed hint, and axed him ef he had any money, and he said no an' he no sooner say ile word when Champion haul oil'an'knock bun down, lie had in his pocket in a kuujer bag, and now be didn't have nary cent." In the absence of witnesses, the case was continued until to-alay, and Champion was refused bail.

Jo? Peterson, charged with assaulting and beating Martha Hatter, colored, was arraigned, and in the absence of witnesses the case was continued until to-day. We ark indebted to Turner, 1114 Main street, for New York, Baltimore, and W'ashiugton papers. Dong lit Turner I IIK IIOKTK rULRAl- AND PO.UOLOGICAL EXHIBITION. I. NINO I.

A NIGHT. Programme for To-day. TheVirtcir.pl Horticultural am! Pomologlcal Society was organized on the -th ol May, I tving been in existence only few months, sanguine friends of organization could not have expected a more successful exhibition than that opened l.i-t evening. Even in live months, bowvpr. the Soi iptv seems to have received a considerable member-hip.

and hn? given a remarkable and invigorating impetus to the culture of fruits. flower0, vegetables, and other agricultural products. The achieved is entirely due to the unwearied exertions of a few ladies and gentlemen, a majority of whom reside in or near Richmond. As previously announced, the committee to award premiums met perform- ed tliejr duto's. The list will not published, however, until to-morrow.

evening the two large rooms in Mr. I "Franklin Stearns's building, opposite the post- olSice, were thrown open, and were -non i thronged bv an eager crowd, composed of personsof both sexes. All parties were gratitied at ilie scene presented, no pains having been spared to arrange the articles in a tasty manlier and to make the exhibition iu every way at tractive. In a stroll through the rooms many interesting things escape the visitor, but we giie a brief recapitulation of those to which our attention was more particularly attracted. THE HCP.AKTMF.NT OF noRTirCT.TrR.il.

IMPI.EMENTS is not well supplied, although many very creditable specimens are exhibited by Richmond firms. 11. Si. Smith o. otler patent well fixture, Old Dominion wine and cider mill, Southern corn shelter, dasher churn, and other of their own manufacture, lira neb it Currant exhibit, a hydrothormnl churn awl a child'- carriage of tuiisi exquisite workmanship.

A. Rurnham improved turbine water wheel, by h. 11. 4 'liesternian. .1 V.

4 o. juesent a varied collect ion of farming implements; R. 11. Whit lock otl'ers lot of boxes of superior manufacture Son. a-apply ot lii earms and ammunition: L.

Hill, wests double acting lifting pump and V. 11. Stewart, Dutton Muguire's tube-pipe well. OROHAKP PKOIO'CTS. The of is very credit-able, although there are comparatively few contributors.

Franklin Davis Co. exhibit varieties of apples, many of which are choice. It is said that this linn have received three premiums. Their i- a particularly fine apple, i 'aptain 11 B. .1 ones send- line specimens offifty-tyM tine varieties, ami other persons setul in smaller quantities.

.11 r. A. Hailey, of the exhibits a line apple and pear, labelled for the prettiest Wo see none equalling some ol the splendid apples and pear- with which our friends have favored the during the present season. A line lot of cranberries were particularly admired. saw few quinces and no grapes.

1 lie dried tiuii on exhibition was good. OAKIiEN The display of was ablv good. Ilaminotli beets, cabbage, tur nips, carrols, potatoes, egg plants, and pepper poils were exhibited in such profusion that we apprehet.il the judge- must have been puzzled til make their award- for vegetable-. Trees from the nurseries of Franklin Davis and Allan Johnson were exhibited. Tile floral specimens were beautiful.

A huge cross ri anil white flowers from AI Johnson i- reported to have won the first premium. Tasteful bouquets, wreaths, crossi and li iligiag baskets are di-plnicd hi abundance. John Morton sends some of the beautiful bouquets. The collection ot plant- hi pot- not large TIIE PKHAKTM "NT is furnished with butter, cheese, preserves, jellies, anil Wines. The assortment of homemade wines i not large but choice.

IU.ukbi-rrv wine, made anewreci ipe, is exhibited bv Mrs. A. i'. IP-eye. The cakes, loaf bread, and rolls are tempting in their appearance, and do credit to Virginia housekeepers.

The ladies have rendered tlie department ot very ill teres I ing by their numerous and varied contributions. Several bed quilts, made by very old ladies, were scrutinized bv spectators with great interest, line was made IIV Mrs. I. lltulgins, ot Matthews county, (at do.) by tin-Sight alone another by an octogenarian and oil the other extreme, a Mis- ot eight a bead tn.it wlii. li would relied credit upon older hands.

Near the door bang- a while coiiutci pane more than a century old. 11. was made ot material raised on the plantation ot the late George Fisher, spun and woven by Mi-. Fislu-r, and exhibited by her gr.aud-ilalighter. Home-knit cotton socks of unusually line texture are exhibited by Miss Kate Clupion, of Manchester.

articles exhibited are numerous and apparently good but of this we leave the ladies to judge. Two beautiful worsted pictures are hung upon the a southern scene, by I Vttiit ti llaker anil the other, tlm Death ot Don "las, by Miss Mary E. McKenney. ot St. Joseph's Asylum.

Both were greatly admired, but the latter was executed with remarkable skill. Among tlio unclassified articles wore the following: Assorted gentlomen's furnishing goods, T. Baldwin clothing, William Ira Smith: specimens "I penmanship, old Dominion Business College; uriilieial logs and arms, Douglas Illy; cloth, William 11. Plea-ants, commission merchant imitations of wood, Wilson Martin, painters; Brahma Pont ra chickens and eggs, W. W.

liowe: silverware, C. candy, A. Worcestershire same, K. llawdin a Co. samples of sugar, C.

V. Morris Virginia Steam lieiinery: metal clothes line, .1. B. llayes: fine specimens of harness ami S. S.

Cottrel; wire work, .1. Browne: cigars, pipes, and tobacco, Andrew Dowd; China and Hohemiati and French and American glassware, Gary and Willson piano, A. Gebhordt. PRO TO The hall of the exhibition will be opened at 11 o'clock this morning. At noon, Kev.

Mr. Dinwiddle will explain the mysteries uf tiie apiary us exhibited in the Italian Queen Bee improved parlor ami outdoor hives, The Society will hold its annual meeting tit o'clock P. and at an address will be delivered by the Hon. Henry A. Wise, who was appointed for the duty two or three months ago.

a word com in bctors. The lady managers of the Oakwood Association will be pleased to receive any articles from the exhibition at their festival, over Paine auction-rooms. Visitors to the exhibition would also do well to call at the festival, where they can be supplied with refreshments of all kinds and the delicacies of the season. The proceeds of this entertainment are appropriated to mounding and marking the graves of the Confederate dead at Oakwood Cemetery. The Game for the Benefit of the grand match game of basehall for the benefit of the St.

Joseph's Orphan Asylum took place yesterday afternoon on the old Fair Grounds. There was a large number of persons present, among whom was a considerable number of ladies. The orphans of the asylum were also present. At 2 o'clock the game commenced, with the Pastimes at tlie bat and the Picked Nine in tlie field. After an exciting contest, lasting three hours, the Pastimes were declared the victors.

The following is the score pastixb. k. lor, 5 2 Davidson, 5 2 burgen. 2 4 3 Gentry, 3 3 4 1 tf Bibcock. 1 5 3 Waibh.

8 1 Keltnm. 1. 3 5 Edwards, Jack, r. PICKED NINE. K.

U. Tyier, Joe, s. 8.... 1 3 Thompson, lb 1 4 iiliainsou, 4 3 Tyier, Jun, 2 4 1 Sadler, 1 5 Davenport, 1 5 Williamson, c. ts Tucker, 1.

3 2 Uaudaii, 3 1 4 l.tMitjO. Pastime i Picked Nine. 1 2 12 2 6 1 1 4 6 15 2 1 2 1 Umpire, Mr. John K. Old Dominion Baseball Club Bat.

Kiddick for Pastime: 0. F. Weisiger for Picked A'lne. In our advertising columns will be found the correspondence between the ladies of the Centenary Church Dorcas Society and Captain A. G.

Habcock. president of the Pastime Baseball Club. The ladies requested the Club to plav a game for the beneltt of their Society, winch the club cheerfully consented to do. game will be played on the old Fair Grounds at half-past 1 o'clock Tuesday next, instant. iib1.1<*tot's.?The series of meetings which have been in progress tor several weeks past at the Sidney Methodist church, under the charge of the Ilev.

Jacob Manning, were closed on Monday night last. Twenty-two persons professed conversion, among them several heads of families IIcsti Cot' rt of court met yesterday, and were busy during the day in eiupaimcHiug juries. Tin: OAKWOOD THE OPENING LAST ic. I The ladies df the Oak wood Memorial were busily engaged nil of yesterday in decorating the spacious room over Paine opposite the post-office. and arranging the articles for the festival at night.

By night they had finished. and the with its elegant and the tempting display of articles upon the tables, presented a scene that beggars description. The following articles were contribnted yesterday A. cake, jelly, and pickle. Mrs.

and a half pounds of iced snowball cake. Miss R. of mutton and bread. 3Irs. Peyton of elegant table mats.

Mrs. Joseph cake and dowers. Mrs. 31. jar of preserves.

3Ir. A. jar of elegant brandy peaches. 3Trs. I'r.

supply of fancy cakes. Mrs George and jelly cake. 31 rs. 31rs. Thomas 31rs.

William 31 rs. J. L. and bread. 31 rs.

Knox 31rs. William of milk each day. 3Irs. William of veal. 3Irs.

V. T. cake. of pickles. 31rs.

S. 31 rs. J. B. pyramid.

31r. A. vinegar, mustard, pepper, five pounds cheese, live pounds btttter, two bottles Worcester sauce. 3Ir. cake.

3irs. John Benedict pounds loaf sugar, fen pounds cofiVe, one and a half pounds tea, I sack of table salt. bucket of pickles. 3Irs. William sponge loaf bread, pair ducks.

3Iiss Nancy pickle. 3Irs. Charles of fine cigars. 3Irs. N.

B. cake. 3lrs. beef and jar of pickles. 3Irs.

Charles Sinton? Jar of pickles, catsup, tea. Contributions in money from 3Iillspaugh, 31rs. Slater, 3irs. Hiram Oliver, 3lrs. Isaacs.

A lady from Northumberland dollars. Mrs. A. S. cakes and bread.

31 rs. Leo large sponge cake. About o'clock the crowd commenced to assemble, ami from that time to a late hour the room was tilled with the beauty and manhood of the city. A hand will be in attendance during the festival, and the tables will be loaded with substantial food and agreeable refreshments, prepared in the best style and at reasonable prices. I-he ladies hope to receive a number of the articles displayed at the I'oniological and Horticultural Exhibition, and would appeal to tlicir owners beforehand to turn them over to them as soon as possible after the distribution of premiums.

We bespeak for these ladies the greatest aim'it nt of patronage. They were the first in the South to organize an to take care of the graves of the ('on federate dead: and while the number of graves under its care makes its work larger probably than tha of any other, it lias been less prominently before the public than Others of more recent origin ami more conspicuous location. Its members, however, with untiring energy, and with inadequate means, have sten lily pursued the object in view, and have been often, as now, in such pecuniary straits that nothing biitsincere devotion to the cause could have hound them to an undertaking so exceedingly dillicult, and burdensome. Asm part I he evidence nt their fidelity to their trust, they present a catalogue often thousand names rescued from the imperfect records of the cemetery made during the war they point to the appearance of tin'grounds so greatly improved by what they have done; and last, but not least, to about leu thousand head-boards neatly painted and inscribed with the names and regiments of the dead. That their work is gratefully appreciated, and that it is prized by many as the only means which they coulil ever have been enabled to discover the resting-places of beloved friends and relatives, we have the most pleasing assurances of joy ami gratitude as will long remain to be fragrant souvenirs amid painful remembrances of the past and the struggles incident to such an enterprise at Mich a time of general poverty and distress.

RKrcm.icA.v a meeting held last night by the Republicans opposed to the 11 nitiiit-u11 party the following brief address and nominations were adopted KKCo.SHTItfCTIO.V A xn KK'OXC 11.1A TI OX. To thr. rilizi n.i of JiirltmomJ a meeting of Ifepublie.in citizens of Richmond who are opposed toentrusting itnur interests to ignorant and incompetent men, the following-named gentlemen were nominated for iteiegatps to the coming Convention 31. Burton, I)r. Alexander Sharp, J.

II. Hudson, Fields Cook, Henry 3Iiller. 3Laxv KKfi m.i< axa." Rkaj. Sai.e.?3lessrs. Isbell Uavis, auctioneers, sold yesterday at auction small brick house anil lot on ('lay between 3luuford ami Gilmer streets, twenty-seven by one hundred teet, tor 12ft.

Train' passengpr train of the Virginia ('entral railroad due here yesterday at 1'. 31. was detained an hour and a hall', having to await the repairing of a culvert about four miles from the city. French Spy was brought on the Kiclnnond stage on 3londay night by 31'lie Havel before a full house. This was the favorite piece of the charming Oleste, in which her great genius as a pantoiinuust was brought out so brilliantly, and in which she completely enthused the Richmond auilience.

In the matter of the of the character, the present representative does not approach the lamented Celeste. The physical achievements ut 31'He Ravel are, however, wonderful. Such muscular prowess its she exhibited in her dancing, her contortions of body, and her fencing, is rarely achieved by woman ur man. In the fencing especially she showed endurance as well as skill that was amazing. She handled the sword with a litheness, art, and ease that seemed not to tire at all, while her adversary labored and sweated and blowed as one altogether over- tasked and over-inatched.

A spy "of such -kill and endurance would be a dangerous customer, whether French" or not' The performance was decidedly in the line of force, and was strongly infused with saltpetre. Such lighting is noi seen often, even on the haltle-lield and the wonder wsis how anybody survived such hacking and fusillading. As a variation upon the French up in good style of drees and military sensational, and exhibition afforded very considerable entertainment. Let us not forget the There is uo better for its numbers anywhere. We acknowledge our indebtedness to it for some of the most select murcunu- from the best composers on Monday night.

The delicious piece from Rossini, Voce 1'oca Fa," was rendered in the most charming manner. The clarionet in this was exquisite. The performer of that instrument is an artist, and deserves especial encomium in a body of muster musicians for the delicate and reiined manlier in which he rendered the part allotted to him in Rossini's grand corn posit ion. To-night 31 lie Ravel appears in the Wizard A New JJka.wh ok many years, while Jiiehmond was a great tobacco manufacturing city, the making of boxes which the tobacco was pressed gave employment to a very large number of hands. Lately, however, the business has not been carried on to the same extent, and a few mechanics could supply the whole demand.

Some manufacturers have been sending boxes to other cities to seek for a market. Mr. 11.11. Wlmlock has shipped some of them to New York and the parties to whom they were sent have been so much pleased that they have ordered from him a full supply, and he is now regularly shipping them. The timber is brought iroiu Albany, reaching here rui New York, and is returned North in the form Of boxes.

On and after to-day the post otlice will be closed M. each day. Corn and Flour Exchange, October Ofpfkixos. t34 bushels; red, 179 bushels. bushels; yellow, 1-s bushels; mixed.

144 bushels. bushels. bushels. bushels printout private terms; lit bushels prime, bushels prime, loo bushels good, private terms; 31o bushels good to very fair, $2 red, bushels, private terms; 70 bushels medium to fair, 40. Cum White, 1 bushels very good to prune, $1.40 yellow, 134 bushels, hi bushels.

il-hwrl i bushels, j. to prime, 1. BrKSAr os KKsruKRa, AMD ABANDONED J.ASDS, I HpR3. Asa'T COM'R. PlSTBIi VlR'M Richmond, September is, 1S67.

J. B- ''rtnshatc, My Dear rsply your communication of this date I regret to state that the Bureau ie not at present In possession of any unoccupied buildings. It will atford me pleasure to render every possible aid in carrying forward an enterprise which will aSord a good home and education to the many homeless and frl-ndl-ss colored orphans. With my sincere sympathy In your movement, I remain, my dear sir, yonrs. truly, BaowM, Brevet Brigadier-General Volunteers, Assistant Commissioner.

my Ibac-citizens: I take the liberty of publishing the above private letter from General Brown to -how what I have been doing for vonr people. I have also had the pleasure of giving the timber and a small money subscription towards building a house of worship for you at the head of Brook turnpike; and now 1 ask your undivided vote to encourage me toconttnne my efforts for yonr benefit, promising at all times to contend for equal justice to all. Respect'nlly, B. Ckksshaw. Richmond, October 7, Cnpfuin A.

O. Hahrork, President Pnstime Base-hall Club: Dear a meeting of the Centenary Dorcas Society held this morning it unanimously determined to solicit the Pastime Base-ball Club to game for the benefit of the Society, and the undersigned were appointed a committee to communicate, through yon, to the club our earnest request. We have in charge about forty-five Indigent children, who are dependent upon us fur clothing, and our treasury is so Impoverished that we cannot possibly meet their wants nnless speedy and successful measures be adopted to supply as with funds. Since our meeting adjourned we have learned that the fit. Joseph's Orphan Asylum has already appealed to your generosity In its behalf, and we feel some degree of hesitancy in making ourre'inest.

But our canse is urgent, and as had the petition In contomp'ation before we know any one else had thought of applying to you, we hope yon will regard it favorably. We leave our cause In yonr believing that the cry the. needy will find a warm and ready response In your heart. Very respectfully, Mrs. Wii.i.taM Brll, Mrs.

Nestor Forbes, Mrs. Colonel Thomas J. Mrs. S. Wooldriwib, Mrs.

John B. Morto.v. Richmond, October 15, 1M7. very valued favor of the 7th, requesting the Pastime Base-ball Club of this city to play a game for the benefit of the Dorcas Society, has been received and laid before the Clob, by the members of which I am directed to lay that it is their warm desire to accede in any way in their power to your htitnano and benevolent wishes and fully appreciating trie good work in which yon are engaged, we would respectfully name Tuesday the 22d ir.s'ant as the day when the game will come otf, when we will pi ay with a picked nine of the Conventional Clubs of Richmond, on the old Fair Grounds, at half-past 1 o'clock M. Very respectfully, A.

0. Babcock, 1'resident Pastime Base-bail Club. To Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. N.

11. Forbes, Mrs Colonel Thomas J. Evans, Mrs. S. WuoldriJge, Airs.

John Morton, committee. ESOKA INi.S, I.ITllOOKAI'fTS, BOOKS. Grnbhs At will otl'er at auction to day, at the store No, Main street, a very well preserved and well-selected collection of paintings, engravings, books, Ac. They are highly worthy the attention of every one who has taste in their line. Koine of the paintings are valuable works of art.

The whole stock is very desirable. "Thb Art Pkesekvativb ok all Tbere is no denying the truth of the foregoing sentimont. The art of printing has not only preserved, bnt aided at.d promoted all others. The art has, too, been greatly Improved during the past decade. It Is now supposed to be as near perfection as can be attained by hum in skill, and it may be satd with a due regard to truth that nowhere can printing he more neatly executed, or with greater facility, than at the Dispatch Printing Hou-e.

re every conceivable kind of printing is turned ont daily, and thousands can testify to the superior quality of the work. Orders a re pouring iu, but so complete is the assortment of types, and so numerous the steam presses, that none are disappointed. Neatness, promptness, and reasonable charges are the ruling principles ai the lh.ipatch Printing House. Election Tickets by the million, and at short notice, at the Dispatch Printing Honse. oc la lw Amusements.

RICHMOND 'I JI EAT RE. K. I). 00DEN, SOLK LESSEE AND DIRECTOR. WEDNESDAY EVENING, October last night but three of the renowned artiste MaKIKTTa To-night, for the first time, the WIZARD KRtFF and a new farce.

Saturday, a GRAND 1'aRI'ORM AN'CE. oc THE OAK WOOD FESTIVAL will 1 open on TIJEKDA EVENING, October 15th, 7 o'clock, in the room over Messrs Paine At etore, next door to the building In which the Horticultural Exhibition Is to be held, and wit) ntirme open during the Week. LUNCHES, DINNERS. SUPPERS, and the nxttal KEFaB-HMKNTS Will be served up In the best style aud at reasonable prlc-s. Price of admission for season tickets Adults, 25 cents children, to cents.

Mjts. K. oc 12? -it Recording jl'ENINCi OF THE NEW ORGAN IN THB FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, IIT W. B. D.

SIMMON'S, BOSTON, MASS. GRAND ORGAN CONCERT. THURSDAY EVENING, October 17, at o'clock, Ma. GEORGE E. WHITING, the of Chapel and Music Hall, Boston, will perform choice nelecHon of pieces and for Some of the heat professional and amateur talent of thle city.

including a double friiiu the Virginia German -angverein," hare kindly volunteered their services, and will appear. TICKETS, ONE DoLLaK. May be obtained at the music and bookstores, at the hotels, and at the door of the church. PROGRAMME. pakr i.

1. Improvisation, various comhlnations of the organ, and end with the great Fugue in Kach Writijh? 2. Des Quaktettk 3. Slow Movement Miss fOTE VV.4i.THaM. 5.

Overture. Gull Tell K' sstnl WlilTIXU With Verdure Haydn, Mrs Loockskma.v 7, "Grand March of Priests." Ashaile Mendelssohn WH111 paat u. 1. fantasia on themes from Oonnod's PaUst WlttTI.Mi 2. Der Waid Ha-ser 3.

Air with variations, The Hariuorit. us acksmith Handel aiTljiO 4. Intlammatus, Stabat Mater Kosslni, Folo ASl) 5. t'verture, Zanetta A uber oc QARPETINGS, HUGH, OILCLOTHS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, window SHADES, B0CKING8, FLOORCLOTHS. MATTINGS, Ac.

I to Inform my friends and the public that 1 have opened the best stock of the above 1 have had for several years, and offer Iheiu with the ce that they shall be sold as low as al any house In the city. R. P. RICHARDSON, 14 corner Main and Ninth streets. TOP AT 1114 MAIN ttTKKKT NKAK corner wslfth surest.

THE DISPATCH. TERMS OF ADVERTISING: 15 ADTA5CI. square, -1 I It two Insertions 1 One square, three 1 One s'lnare, six Insertions I "ne twelve I Ones'jnare, one month 10 00 One sqnare, two 1" 00 One square, three 00 Marine Intelligence? M1N1AT0P.B AC-Octobrr io. 8nn rises I Moon 04 San sets 5 32 I tide. A.

-5 PORT OF RICHMOND, Octobhr 15. arrived. Steamer John Sylvester, Onford. Norfolk, chandine and passengers, L. Tatcm.

Steamer Emma Dunn, Lelier, Baltimore, merchandise. captain. 0 Brig (Br.) Convoy, Baltimore, In ballast, H-ixCI, Crenshaw A Co. Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphia, merchandise and passengers W. P.

Porter. BAILED. Steamer Petersburg, Tracers. Baltimore, merchandise and passengers, 1J. A Onrrie.

Sttf'imer Saratoga, King, New ork, merchandise and passengers, Co. l.ady Emiiv, Norfolk, light. Schooner General Coleman, Phlladelphia. Schooner Ann Twlbtll, Edwards, Petersburg. KM OR A Jt DA.

Schooner M. E. Simtnona, Gandy, hence, at Norfolk on the 13th Instant. schooner Van Dnsen. cleared from Philadelphia for Richmond on the 13th Also, schooner Mary and Caroline, Grundy, for burg.

Insuranee Companies. is which is most secure." AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Broadway, Nkw York. WITFIERS Si LOUP, General Agente for Southern States. II. C.

DESHIELDS. Agent. Richmond. Va. Dr.

JOHN 0. SKELTON, Medical Examiner. OFFICE 1113 MAIN STREET, (under Lancaster 5: Co We take thin method of calling your attention to the 1 ii 10 nvi vn of It a AMERICA LIKE INSURANCE COM Pa N7, an.l to th? high position wliich this company, only In the tif'li roar of existence, has already attained among the leading Life Insurance Companies of the United States: lft 1 hie Company makes a special deposit with tiie insurance Department of the State of New York, for which legist) reil I'olides are if desired, countersigned by the Superintendent of tlie Insurance Department, certifying tiiat eticlt policies are secured hy pledge of Public lion. William Barnes. Superintendent Insurance Department, State New York, in his last report, dated i-t.

ssy? The new system of Rrgis. t-rni'j Lii'e Pnticien, Initiated by the -north outHIOA LI KB CoMI'ANT on the llth Illy, lsee, has met with great in the It rat year of its introduction to the pnhlic. having tanned registered policies in the 11 rat nine months. The r- gi-trv syfteni combines the advantages of itutiriihial corporate enterprise, with tlover 1'nstinhf. Isiipei vision, 'iuurdianship of Thin dl'f Ptld tils) in lh a This act places tlie keystoiie In 'the orrb of Insuromo Security, and renders it immovable and perfect Host of our large pollcies in the Cotton Mates are of this class, thus showing an enlightened appreciation of these 2d The policies of this company are without rest riftiniis on or (outside of the tropics), at any aeasoo of the year.

required, and no extra charye to travel in all other portions of Europe and America. 3d. Policies are paid oil simple proof death, and are Incontestable from any c.irise except on erconnt of fraud. No conditions with to tliug, su i from nipt ranee, the homis Neither does Its contain any restrictions as to change of Once insured, the policy-holder is at Utterly to change Ills business or occupation to toy other, whether ha or otherwise, withotir extra charge, in fact, a party once iu.surut in the N'UiTM a MKRM'A in good faith, his policy is Indisputable, and will lie paid on proof of inn death. This cjiupany lias never a nh The NORTH AMERICA mutual henelit plan.

Each policy holder has one vole for every of insurance for directors, and none hut policy can he elected to any office 1 ti company. 5th its rates, In all tlie leading companies In the United States, are ba-ed upon the Carlisle Table." Now, tile experience of our American Life iusiiriuice Companies, and those of England for tlie last twenty hv? years, Is that tlie current rates of premium charged ore much tun high. In view of this, the Directors, Instead of reducing the and oll'eiing for public patronage as a company, determined to adopt tli? usu .1 rates, but to ih I to) by ri inuring nil those tiniis above ailu Jed to, Which liaVe hereto? re embarrassed tlie of life insurance, 'hue in iking the InsiUnilon what it was originally designed to sure refuge to all classes of so. cler.y ir in adversity. Tills Is equal to twentylice percent In favor of policy-holders ii.

Th i rig 'logs' grace gi v-n for the pay merit of all r-newal premiums, and ill policies issued by this company are imn-forf itimj, aftertwo In soma in-lance-, and Ii ree annual pa men Is iri otiiers 7'ii. notes are taken bv this company, hut a hum v. of r.ns-tiiMil of the annua' premium, wiiich is cancelled by tlie applied annually ss dividends after the third year Insure in no company without Investigation, a rid cinftg not until you have r.niininnt the I'nli- or which they propose la issue you. Finally, we would respectfnllv say to the btinfness men of Virginia that ae the subject of I. fe Insurance is coiiuiiaiidlng much attention at (bis time, and a.

1 are more or less interested In It, we would you to investigate well the worklngsof the NORTH a.MKKK'a COMPANY, with Its superior advantages, known only as pertaining to that L'ompany. Mar good companies are re pre-ented in your midst hy energetic, and In ai.y of which companies your investment-will lie safe, tint we honestly believe th? NORTH i.MEKI A to lie far In advance of all other companies in lib'nilitg of cms end disposition s-cute Us policy-holders from of toss. oc OF THK 1 Valley vikoima. WM. CH A I'EKB, iNSt'KAsrB Aobjit.

Main street opposite hpotswucd Hotel, Kicliinond. Va. Any amount of insurance provided in city or country in first class companies at 'he enrrent rated of premium. oc 12? N4W3m MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCES I COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ACCUMULATION, The profits of vast accumulation, as well ae the premiums received yearly, NOW OVER HIX MILLIONS DoLLaKH, are annually divided among Average cash for MM and MM, HIXTT PER CENT.

Average reversionary dividend, payable with ibe policy at. death. ON HUNDRED AND TWENTY PER CENT. may be made to Archibald Boiling, J. B.

Macmurdo, Dr. J. B. McCaw, Alfred Polnlexter, R. T.

John M. Otey, K. B. Meade, or John T. Uoddtn, with 0.

BREHEJi, General Agent. OBee. Main street, next door below post-office, and 21 South street, Baltimore of the houtheIrn GENERAL aOKNCY OF THE SECURITY INSUKaNCK OF HKW YORK. fl.ooo.oee Annual l.ooo.oee company, having eomplled with the law of the State requiring a deposit by foreign lneurauca loinpanles with ine Treasurer, is prepared to policies? eltfler F1KK, INLAND, or ihe most favorable Application can be made to Jamei Macmurdo, Archibald Boiling, John M. Otey, E.

B. Meade, or John T. Goddln, with 0. F. BKEbZK.

General Agent, Main street, Bret door eaet of ao I) OMESTIC INSURANCE. tuz insckanck and savings company OF VIKOINlA. CiiAKTKKKD FKBKUAKY, MU. Capital floo.oco Invested arid aecured. employed here for the perioral benefit.

Durable FlkS AND A KINK KISKh In Office, No. 1214 Main J. HaKTSOOK. Prealdent. David J.

Secretary B. (5 hut, A "Mutant Secretary my I 1)ATKNTTUBK ok pike 1 No more dtifatntf, no more boring Coat onethird than the old-fanhioned well, heud or call fur a clrcu'ar. H. sTKWaKT, office of Stewart Jt Haritamin. 824 Matn etreet, Kichmoud, -oie the of Vlrktf.ia, West la, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

State, county, and town rlchta for eale. 04! 4 kimUiii SALE, one twelve-horse power ENGINE, with BOR1NO and all the neceMary for coal a-nl oil ru For further Information, apply to D. LI intent of the field and Deep coal Cotnpa' or at their office. Sixth near tne CVe A WII.I-K?WD KW YoKK NET AND TWINE BINES and ETS of all made to order COTTON SEINE TWINES, patent uin all fU-t. of uIM.lNU IKrAlVs and TWINES.

Noa 15. Jd 15.40-tWO Iihi Barclay atreet. New Tout. rpOBACCO ANUKACTUKKR8' LAI B'LSof yarlooa ap at the DIB. PATCH PKINTISO HrtriMK ly 'p HOSE BEaU'1 1KUL i RYSTAL 1 CAKDS, a new for wedding m-? K.

the PrlntlnjT ilkKkN', bHEKIEFS'. CONSTld BLES'. AND COMMISSIONBK8' BLANKS, ueitlv printed At tbt DISPATCH HI NT 19 Honsi. ii.