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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20
c1ERE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE
iIEADQUARTEK- FOR FASH


IA IONABtE CLOTHING Just re ceived the
ff greatest variety of Cloths, Cassmeres ard
.A4A- Vestngs, to be found in the city, of the
latest and most approved styles, CONSISTING in part
French blk Cloths and Cassineres, ali qualities
French fancy coid CT this and Csssimeres of every
shade and quality, French B4aver Cloths, all quail
ties; French Himalsga Coating Cloth, entirely new
French Petefsham Cloths, French marble and
cloudCd Cassimeres, new
Vesiings.-Figured silk, Plush and Velvet;
Quadr.ns Silk, Plush and Velvet; Watered Silk,
Plush and Velvet Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet ;
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestngs, Demask silk
Vestlngs, black and fancy Grenadine Silk Vesings,
Buff and white Grenadine Silk Vestings, Party
Vestines, decidedly rich.
Ready-Made Clothing of all kinds end qua
lities OF the ve' latest styles such as Kossuth Over
Goats, Esquimaux Wrappers, Lamartine Sacks,
Paletot Frocks, Albert Top Goats, Hunting Goats,
c.
Fancy GOods-Fancy Ties and Crsvats, Crimp
and Frl Ties, something new; Apron Ties, black
aud fancy; rich fancy and black silk Scars, do. do
Satin, Gloves of all kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
Socks-silk, cotton and merino Dress Shirts, silk
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Call and see for yourselves.
E. B SPENCE,
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DRIyATE pnACTICE.-Dr Pr

DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME a
L CO may be consulted, eonhdenually ior no
treatment of the following diseases: ETnpaons'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glaadalar Swellinss, or en-
largcmenis, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, ali tnose COM
plants termed female diseases, The advertisers
invite attention. to their chemical eEtrae, 81 VIA
Flowers, which may be regarded IS the very pes.
article known, 10 give toae and vigor 20 ceftal"
abused aud deailitnted organs we'll - 10 removals
system shattered by dissipation or OTHER cause
Medicines securely pus up, with fu!s dIFeetoh''
and sent 10 order Post paid letters pronpSsJ az
tended 10. Office Franklin street, oelo" tx
change Hotel, and hrs, door betow Tnaily cnureh'
Rirhsron5 VIr,,n;a IL y
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NOVEMBER MAHAZl>ES.-Godey's Lady's
IN 10 for Novemher l35s, is beautiful number,
containing Is steel pl tie and wood eng rawlings, ana
choice selection of reading mat.er-price So d
year; % cts per number
Grahams Msgaz. ne for November, is as good as
usual. 1t has ii eDgravngs end p original articles
OF reading-price 81 year; single numbers rs cts
Ladies' National Ma51zin tor November. The
contents of this number richer than usual-prce
Is cts copy; s. per year
Arthur's Home Magazine for November This
needs no lee Jc,inenuation, the authors name is
enough to ensure it's welcome receptlon-prica l5c
- Gentleman lack, CT LIE on the Road: new
book, by the author o. Paul Clifford, just received
price p cts
Flsg of Our Union, Waverly Magazine, Star
Sp.ogied Banner, Golden Dollar, American Courier,
sam, Privateer, Carpet Bag-a!l for this week for
sale 81 SMITHS News Depot
oc 10 OoE0ste American Hotel.
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MARINE NE WIS.


ARRIVED,
Schr Hanover, Chichester New York, mdse TO D
Carrie.
schr Oregon, Vangilder, Philadelphia, coal to "
Davis.
Schr Henry Smith, Norton, New York sslt to
Davenport. Allen & 60.
Schr Jno oiiIinlan, Cam, Albany, lumber to rag
land & Bro.
Schr Edwin, Aarons, Baltimore ndse to w D
C0outtf.
Schr Hope Kirwin, Baltimore, guano to II w
Fry.
6teamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia, to
Z Rankin.
SAILED,
Schr Richmond Purneli New York with 1900
bbis flour, 1000 packages tobacco, b Currie
schr Ellen, Rogers, New York, with 1900 bbls
flour, 30 hhds tobacco, 800 boxes do, 1909 bushels
wheat, 70 bales wool and rags tons iron, by d
Crrr!e.
Schr Peru, Smith, Boston, mdse, Rankin
Schr VIM Wright, Rogers, Jarnps River
Steamer Beivitere Clifford, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlam & Watson.
STEAMER Roanoke Parrish, New York, lndse,
Luclam 6 Watson
MARINE DISASTER.-The steamer Roanoke ran
into 1homastOn scar, loaded with lime below
Fort Norfolk, on Sunday night last Crew saved.
vessel supposed to be a total loss.
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<-tssssa NslVEIE 70 MENCHANIS

xx,tse@a> NOTICE 80 laiEkCHANTS
sksaaS AND SHiPPERS.-The steamship City
OF nicnmOnd, Captain Mitchell, will leave New
York next we. tor mis- port. This ship now being
owned entirely in Virginia, we think we have
right to the patronage of Virginia merchants and
shippers. Every possible care viii be taken OF
isht.
Merchants will please direct their goods to come
by this ship. Merchants have com planned conside-
rabiy that this ship has been taken OF The line
Now, il they wish 1t continued they must patronlze
1t, as the owners must D. recompensGd, or they will
not cO2tnueit.
&C iS-1w A. s. LEE, Agent.
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List of passengers from Philadelphia for Rich
mond per steamship Pennsylvania, Capt Bayraore:
Mrs Jones, Miss Jones, j D Flynn, s Mc(Iee, aud
\ C. Adds
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NJ OrICE FOX YOUN,. LADIES AND

~ OF1CE FOX NOUNS l. ADIES AND
~ GENTLEMEN Mr.. JOHN RGINHAKDP,
Pr lessor at the German ST Mary IS lnsGte, corner
OF Marshall and Alb srects has the nUacr 10 Inform
the pubic, that he viii give instruction ia German,
what regards a correct leaking, reading and wri-
TIM of mat language he viii also give lessons Ia
playing the piano, well as in drawing in all its
Branches The daily instfuc Ions begin with the Let
day oil November neX., IRON 3 to7 o'clock P. NJ
oc lt-lm<
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ARDWARE.-W. 5. & u. DONNAN, No.
Il Il 10 Pearl Street, offer for sale, OF direct
iinpOr alton, ana American manufacture
5000 dozen Table EnVcs and forks, every va
re.y
1900 dozen Pen Pocket Knives every v.iety
100 do RazJrs OF Rodgers, Wade 4 Batch.
er, and Nosteuhoim's manufacture
2UO dozen SCISSORS aud Shears, various quail
ties
$500 par straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad, Chest, Closet, and TIL Locks, as.
sorted
100 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes
50 do Rim, Knob and Mortce Locks with
Brass, White aud Mineral knoas
200 dozen Rowland's Anles' aad otaer makes
Spais. and Shoges
so cozen Hag and Manure Forks
300 DO Curry Combs, OF all qualities
goo do Axes OF NIrgiGiIs Collins SIM
mons, aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers ana hatche,s
200 Coal Holds, various sizes
2 o Tenders, Brss., Wire, and Pierced Iron
1900 lbs MAYORS and Marshalps Cast Steel
square, round, and octsgon shapes
1000 dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size ot Hand Cross-cut Fiji aud MI! Saw.
aud Flat bastard
$50 Double ami single Barrel Percussion Guns
part fine qualify
500 thousand q ID percus Cana
Together with other articles kept in the Hardware
line
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
find il taeir interest To give US a cail-which we
respectfully solicit seal
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FIR, MRS. f. LXBx's MILLINERY
k8EJ ROOMS, Main street. over Word, F rgus
ssSSsE<s son 4 Co-Thaukful to the public for the
&aS~ lii era patronage heretofore extended TO
her, soicits continuance, she has just returned
from the North, and now i'll receipt of large and
fastionsb!e assortment of Millinery and Fancy
Coos. FER stock consists in part of Silk, Velvet
and Straw BonHc;s; Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Plumes; Mourning, Lace and Needle. w TX Col.
lars, Chemizettes, &c; Dress and Mantle Trim
mlngs of every description; Hair Braids, Fronts
&c. All of which will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail, on the most accommodating terms
Miliincrs, Dress Makers and others can be sup.
piled with Ladies and Child rens Dress, Cloak,
Mantle and Vi.ete patterns of the fashion able
styles. Dre'ses and Nantes made to order. Figured
Silk Dresses for esle Ccs-2w
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WINTER FAssfIDxS

ES3s-- WINTER EA5 hIDNS. ETTR
ksA53 Mrs g ALLEN would respect .eS--fSES
Exgsg f4liy inform the Ladies Of Rich YSSSsA
SssNs noai aud the surrounding county, @<~As=
that she viii, on Wednesday next the 2Uth inst
open at her Fashionable Millinery Rooms over &c
net! James. jsw':lry Store, on Eagle square, her
Winter styles OF Ladirs' Silk Velvet and Straw
hats, Caps, Flowers, Ribbons, Piumes, &c, WhIcn
she selected in New York in person, of the very
lat ST inspirations. She would say to the Ladies'
that she was in New York on the day that the New
York miiIiners opened their Winter Styles, and
avai.ei herset CT the opportunity Vi examining all
OF thslr assOrtnents. which gave her the advantage
Of seeing and securing and being abe 10 have made
up many styles that's are never exhibited before or II
terWRrIs Size t!aters herself that her assortment
Of Hats and Goods cannot be surpassed in point of
beauty and style, by any establishment North or
Soutn. she would b. pleased to AID wait On
all the Ladies Of kictm md on Wednesday next
PS--Aiso, the latest styles Of Dress and Cloak
Patterns which abe is prepared to have made up
in the very best style oc lg-3t+
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ts,AkE NOTICE, LAplss.-rhe larges

'y'AKE NOTICE, LADl4s.-Thc largest
a. exhibition Of Dress Goods ever otf,red for
sale in any one retail st re In tHe city.
J. MILL HISER & BRO rHkR nave open ed their
second supply Of Fai. Goods recently purchased at
heavy dec!ine Of former prices, at New Tors and
Phad pha auction sales, consisting Of 1000 pieces
Dress Goods from the lowest grados at l2t cents
the yard - the richest designs all wool French
hiouslins imported. Especial no ice is respectfully
called tu our shilling Deia!Os, which, in point OF
beauty and qualify, excel any thins offered In this
market
100 doz Linen Towels, at 81 pr doz; Grape
ShaHls, Long Shawls, Thi5et aid Cashmere
Sha wis, Blankets, CashmsIes Saitiues and Twee !s
Also, a large assortment If Need WORK Goods,
very cheap, consisting of Embroidered Cambria
Hdkfs SWISS and Camorjc Edgngs aud inserlInps,
FioeEcing and Lace Wells, very rich. Dumrsc
Goods, especially Flsnnel,. are selling at les,
than factory prices Give u, Gail ana see for your
selves, at 1913 Broad street
oc 1875 M!LLEiSfR g. BROTHER.
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p I.OO, hare been taken al OoBoKN's Da.
sterraan Galleries since the reduction prices
And We n wish IL understood oy all that Osborn
vii! Continue 10 take iae say Light Ministares in
urat case LOT 81 Remember, tnis is tae only place
wher" : Ky Light Miniatures are taken for 81 70
those that think one duar Is too caeap Tor good
Likeness, W. "uud oniy say, Cal! AGd get Like.
ness worth ) or $40. Remember the place
OSD0RS'S,
Oppos..e The Banks sign Of the A1ncrlean Elara
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"During the GUNNER Of 49," writes south
western correspondent, ''ifl do not mistake lhe
year, vas present st a court al Pascagoula,
Mississippi, Ia favorile resort tor Mobllans du-
ring summer,l TO Try the landlord Of the hotel
for Sc ling liquor in less quantity than gallon,
II being contrary 10 the law of the State. Pre-
sent, Justice Hawkins, sitting on decayed
stump in front Of the hotel with a pea brush
alongside OF him. Prisoner, what aave you
10 say guilty or not guilty 2 Not gultyn
Prisoner, you know you lie, for 1 have drank
myself in your house at least twenty times
day, and am pretty good witness as well as
judge Il liquor; but as there's some doubts in
my mind, whether Pascagou!a belongs to any
particular State, ard as half The Mobile boys
would die without their liquor, the court, in its
clemency, imposes upon you u fine Of one pic
ayune, but blast the man .hat informed pom
yon! Mir. Sheriff, take th- pea brush and whip
the intormer out of town! Courts adjourned
Landlord, You had better treat the party -
This was the first and last complain. ever made
in that district for selling liquor.
booker.
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FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE

FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
INSURANCE The Richmond FIR
Association are now prepared to Issue
policies of Insurance on the above de.
acriutiou of risks on a. reasonable terms a. any
similar company, and respectfully ask a share Of
the patronage Of the public. Applications will be
received at the Office, No 223, corner OF Main and
9th streets where the officers will cheerfully fuy.
njsh all information that may be required. All
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JoHN H. BosHEa, Secretary. NH II
rSrKE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
EAE% The subscriber has on hand, at hii
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary Q3th and l4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies all OF bis make, of the best materials
ard workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind be in the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from tEosa
in want OF any article in the Carriage line as arr
determined &c make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold, tha,s new, wei.
ranted mtCAJAH MANtIUM
ap 2e-d6m
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8 Corner of Main end Cove
n. W. NELSON & CO..

- n. ". NELSON & co.,
"A MERCHANT TAILORS,
VIZ Broad St Opposite r. & +. r. r Depot,
--As- Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles They respectfully request call from their
customers and the pubic
Attention is also called to their superior assort-
ment Of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail II please both regards style and price.
nc A-3rn
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49,. A. sNLAL, Agent 1Jr MiLLlnUN
- SMELL, has tskra tie Stand No 70 west bia.lt
street lately occupied by Jno. A smell e. Co., ard
has just received part, and by Wednesday next
WIN have an entire ne" sibcA OF staple and
Fancy nry Goods, AID mos, respectfully solle.
lis he patronage OF the friends OF the late firms o
Jno A. smell a. Co., Barnes y Shell and Hugh
kiieigh. oc u--ts
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CHINA FALL.

of plain, pressed and cut Glass, Looking Glasses,
Fancy q lods, &c consisting of great variety
new and very handsome styles and patterns. His
stock is larger than he has ever had and needing
money, he viii offer to the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee very great induce
ments. All in want OF Goods in his line. are invited
to examine his stock before they make their pur.
chases. HUGH A. WATT,
se2l-ln No - Main street.
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- ARCHLTEC'aI siE 4 Nd DRAWING.
W. A POWELL, Architect and Civil Enei.
neer-Is prepared to furnish Designs aud draw.
ngs ol every class and style Of build ng with spe.
eitca,ions, estimates and agreements. adapted to
the location, with ali the modern copvenienccs.
at short notice. His many years experience and
practical knowledge in his profession, with his SUI
perior facilities enables him to do justice to all en-.
gazing his services. Office on l2;h street, doors
from Main street, opposite the James River aud
hanaWta CJnpang's office. &C l2-2W
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II was DlscOvereh, about 20 years
ago, IN TIE county OF King and Queen, by Pny-
scian eminent in his profession taat Asiasic Cho-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dyseutery,
Diarrhu4a, Lock Jaw, ana many other nervous arc
spas,noalc diseases OF very dangerous character
cUuid g. easily cured. since thet time he has
proved that tact to hundreds Of fellow citizens
and can prove it to 5 nany ae will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANFI-SPASMODlC,t the peoples favorite
Medicine. They can get 1t from PURCELL LADD
* Co, or ally Druggist the city see advertise
Eleni au 6-3tawts
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EslFFEkN GaOCE LOWS Known
Il WINDSOR SOAP, received and for sale by
cc6 ADIE q GRAY, LAT Main street.
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( ,OffkE sU ask..--.3oU bbls Ior sae b.
~ oeis DAVEkPOhT, ALLEN a. co.
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NJ OTItE.-AG peraons luaeoLcd 10 Va.. ~
- >AELL, JOHN A SNEIL IL co. or BAnEEs
& SSELL, are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment 70 me. JAMES A. SMELL,
sc TITS Administrator of WIN H. smell
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FL a 4 a * U-tIENILEMEN y DRESS
Es GOODS We respectuy invite Gentle
- men in want OF handsome and durable Dress
HDs Scots, CATERS, &c, to call and examine our
large and varied assortment OF articles III that line
We have teen at great pains t. select the most
tasteful and choicest goods, ana have had n I'd Cx
pressiy to our order various styles ard patterns OF
gentncns Dress Boots, shoes ana CATERS, that
we are confident VIII be approved by those wko
wish something at once useiul ana beautiful
Please give US cali, at our large and convenient
stJre where may be found III" mot complete as.
aLrtment oil Boots, shoes, Trunks and Gar
pet Bags, to De iUuaG al eng one place IN Viz
gina WHITE u PAGE,
70 Slain st, 3 doors below Do1ey'S dat Store.
lS
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Office
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
e. That | have on hand, the t.
IT largest and best assortment of c.
,ss8 Boots aud shoes, OF good quality. ever
offered in this city, selected by myself ex-
pressiy for retail both OF my manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my a-sort-
ment can De found something extra to which
would most respectfully call the attention OF all in
want, as they Will be sold low by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dct!cr IN Boots. Shoes
Trunks, Carpet Bags Valiccs, &c,
seq No 1T Main street. Richmonu, Va
~ on Ch.-trom stt-I Uctuoer stu, the
- day for transporting pHwGer over the RIcn
mend aud Danvlc Raro-d Will be changed from
Ionday TO W. dAesday, Uhc toll Powder has
beer reduced TO p ceats per keg OF IS bs) Parties
intending TO send powder vii, please notify the
Freight Agent the day beforehand.
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Sup't Transportation, K. & d. X. r.
&C 1l-2W
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~ TIE Beautiful Daguerreotypes executed by
n. r simons speak for themselves, Qhough this "a
not wonderful they are speaking Likenesses)
hey speak for Themselves in tone, flush compost
tlon at truth they are not surpassed by those Of
this OF aoy other country, in Paris London add We
NICE, they are preferred 10 the uest French, In.
ghsa aAd austrian production, and at Home
'htIr merits are universally acknowledged In
stances MN be given to prove the above statement
When would MI the entire c0Gmns of tie Dispatch
but this would be expensive.
BE eonvlnced by calling, examining and compar-
us specimens.
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one ton g S51J -
60 two tons So $50 "
competent person viii be provided to cree: the
machine, a. the expense OF the lessee.
Machines at work in New York, and at the
Teliureum Gold mine Ct Commodore Stockton
Fiuvanna Count, Va.
Application may DC made to William Beas!ey,
Esq, Darcl-vlle. Spots yivsnia County, Va, or TO
Mr.. Joh0 q Be4sieY, agent OF Commodore Stock
tUa'5 inlurs, Iu~leavl :, tiuyHnna Co, Va.
For lurther particulars address
h.. IL J. BUSTING 81 Co,
&C l2-In 81 CLh street Y
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1852.

The Democrats are as a matter OF course,
REJOICING greatly over the recent election re-
urn, In this city they seem sanguine in re-
card IN the general result in November. The
t,hies. however, do not despair, on the contra
~. mary rejoice in, as they term II, their tenn
porary defeat, alleging that tins SIMPLE iac''
alore. will have a tendency TO nerve the parry
IN sreater exertions, and thus ensure victory
on the second day of November wen, the
ides OF November are at hand, and We VIII
see what SUCH arguments are WORTH
have been at some pans TO ascertain the
opinions of intelligent politicians OF both par
lies, and am free to confess that, TO my mind,
the conclusion is irresistible, that Generai
Pierce will br elected by majority that VIII
asiouud the country. The signs OF the times
indicate this result. The late elections IN Penn
sr!xania. Ohio. Connecticut, Maryland and
Florida proclaim the fact IN tones that cannot
be misunderstood. Private advices. TOO, from
New York, are confrmatory Of conclusion,
Thai must necessarily be Impressed upon the
mind of every candid man who is nj all posted
nm N noIiljcal matters. Political or party pre-
iudces aside, cannot resis, the conviction
that Frank Pierce will be elected by an over
wheimlng vote.
The Webster movement in New York and
Massachusetts, pros resses. If this orga MIA
ton is kept up, the result in one ofthese States
will ,be very doubtful, VIZ: Massachusetts,
According 10 the Boston Courier, the Webster
electoral ticket will receive very heavy vote.
Should such be the case, the Democrats con-
hdently calculate upon the vote OF Massachu-
sets.
The country has been highly entertained
and instructed by the speeches OF Gen. Scott
delivered during his western tour We find IN
tire Baltimore Sun of this morning a speech
from Gen. Pierce, delivered last week at the
n, ~ Hampshire State Fair. We will not con-
trasi this speech, however, with those deliver
ed by the gallant General-in-Chef OF the army,
Tor We are told by some one that "compari-
sons are 0der0uS."
Gerrtt Smith is stumping it for the Presi-
dency, on his own account, in New York,
while Hale is following in the footsteps OF Ge-
neral Scott in Ohio. Franklin Pierce, we learn,
remans al home, quietly awaiting the result Of
the canvass.
Gen. Scott is expected to arrive in Washing
ton in the early part Of next week. We trust
that his health, which was somewhat impaired,
NAV be fully restored on his return.
We expect visit from the Ariel Fire Com
pany OF Norfolk to dav, and also from the
Mount Vernon Guards of Alexandria. We
promise both warm reception.
The weather in this section has BEEN of late,
quite changeable. To-day fires and overcoats
are really very comfortable. Next Friday the
first public political discussion will come cti
10 front Of The Patent Office. chi L0n0? The
good people of Washington cannot exercise
the elective franchise +; and hence why these
demonstrations, this waste OF time, money and
breathe HESRICo.
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Isl Main street, Eagle Square
II. I. SCEOFIELD, Assistant. &C T.

IL 4 Gremt Cure for Fever and ague!.
DIX. ROSE FEVER AM AGUE ipaiC.-The
ague belog the most common form Of disease, and
lhdeed hs fJlerunner Of nost if not all other dis
eases, demands for its radical cure remedy which
Las been we'll tested, possessing iull power 10 era
oica'e disease ard strengthen the constitution his
insture having never tailed in single case is pro-
honnced BY THOUSANDS to be that remedy.
his compound is truly the poor mau's friend,
ana the rich mans security The c.ersy, bar, and
me pssss have already Ie echoed Inc above state
nelts.
a lew cosHs Of This wonderful Tonic il always
suniciea' T. convince the most skeptical
=; ne hidDt and the aled ,nsy use il alike, repula
ang tne oose as per directions
DEEcrIoNS.-After purgng freely with nv
hahroad or Anu Bilious Pills take OF g teasnnonf,I
oss.5 noaE curing The absence ot fever. In CASES
Oh debility one seaspoonfui three times n dav In
eases 81 Yellow or high Bilious Fever, one tea.
spochlul every hat hour after an cue:ic, Price 81
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