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f r1y-THERE ARE THOUSANDS that have es-
capped from severe pains oceafoned by Burns Bruises.
iipsed and cured BY o bottle Of MUSTANG LINZ
MENT. no 3--eod3t
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EMBRoIDERY.-We uhintentionally omitted
to say in last Fridays paper, that Miss Virginia B
Hamilton of the Buckingham Female Institute, had
number ofspecimens of w. r,ted work and enbi der
OF very superior quality. Mrs Edward Valentine OF
Buchanan, also exhibited chair, very handsomely
eubroidered.
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tI- ABEL u. MAYO ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office ON Frnnkliu street.
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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GRANULATED GuM.-This beautiful

GRADUATED GUM.-This beautiful
N article used for securing artificial teeth their
plates, surpasses every attempt at Initiating the
sural gum, with somewhat similar prepaEations-
of the first set of teeth ID which il has been broken.
by accident or by use. ~
NV Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
their smootbuess This eyenBess of surface prevents
the lodgment of food about them which wonid rem
der them worthless; besides, my plugs VIII retain the
AFTER long course Of experiments. hsve secured
a compound for weak teeth. that can be used when
- = r. ID. ARLINGTON,
Graduate Dentist.
Office one door from 10th, on Main st. not
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u T. J. CARSON l. co. NOS. Al AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE. AND NO. 81
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assert.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. il I8-Iy
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Cg PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
win be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PAIRo
& CO.: in Washington City by PAIRO NoURSE.
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SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAs.-Dan

SMITH S TYPOGRAPHY AND ATLAS.-Dan-
iel Burgess CO.. of New York. have recently Pub
lished new edition of Smiths Geography. The
work has been very much enlarged and improved,
embellished with new illustrations throughout. and
embraces information the leading events Of re-
cent years. map of the Roman empire been
also added aid in the study of ancient geography.
We know not how the mind of man could devise a
more csmpre hensye work. 1t will undoubtedly be
eagerly sought after. For sale by Geo. NJ. West, Ex-
change Bookstore Richmond
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E3~ AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.,
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRopRtEToR,
Sc 15-ly Formertydt Jones's Hotel Phiiadelphia.
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DEAD SHOT.

M ADAME SONTAG'S NEW SERIES
1vl or FAREWELL CONCERTS, to Commences
on MONDAY. Nov q. at
METROPOLITAN HALL.
TT ONE DOLLAR TO ALL PARTS OF THE
HALL.
RI Seats secured at Mr. JAS. wooDHoUsE,s,
without any extra charge.
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IT s. NAIL LINE.-LEAVES EVE
VI RY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK. FOR NEW YORK. VIA NORFOLK. BY
THE ELEGANT SIDE-WHEEL OCEAN STEAM
SHIP JAMESTON.--The JAMESTOWN, Captain
Parrish, will receive freight to-day II O'clock and
will continue receive itup to the hour eff o'clock
Z. NJ, Tuesday, the 8th inst.
Passengers requested TO be hard before the
hour of departure, 4oclock p NJ.
Tickets and berths secured at office, South sids
of the Basin.
Passage to New York, including meals and fine
state-room accommodations, only ...,........ $40
Steerage passage only ....................,.... 5
by the river boats
no7-2t LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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Useful BOOKS FOR THE PLAN
~ TER. AND FARMER.--A. MORRIS, No. on,
Main street, has for sale the following excellent
works for planters and others engaged Ia Agncultu-
raj pursuits.
ON AGRICULTURE IN GENERAL-Loudon's
Encyclopedias of Agriculture; SINNERS, Thaefs,
Colemans and Johnsop's Work on Agriculture; Ste
phem's Book of the FARM Aliens American Farm
Book Nash's Progressive Farmer.
ON GARDENISG-Fessende Cenpie.e Farm
er and Gardener; McMahol's American Gardener;
Landreth, Downing and Neil on Flower and Kisch-
en- Gardening; Mrs Downings Companion 70 Flower
Garden.
RAISING POULTRY Dixon Kerrs Treatise on
Ornamentai and Domestic Poultry; Benefits Poul-
try Yard.
DOMESTIC ANIMALs.--Mason,s, Kinds and
Yonatps Treatise the Horse; Yonatt on the Pig;
Blncklock, Randall aud Morren on Sheep; Yonatt
and Martin on Cattle; Minor and QuInby on Raising
Bees; American Cattle Doctor, 6c.&c.
AGRIC u 1T URA L CHEMISTRY-L eibeu'f,
StockhaTdts Chaptaps, Eorton's Petzholdts and Sill
limon's Trestises on Chemistry; Kufin on Manures;
Boussinjaut's Rural Economy, &c. &c.
10
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o; r. i. ylnsr k HssaR s1a IEB MI.
TTsHE COMMISSIONED (]lT1I6{FilS 81
Of Virginia Volunteers, and f6e Cd "a an.
GERS Of the Cornpeqes attached fcfs<o will aes rs
bic at Lafayette Hall, on Thursds3 Esenjlla nest.
thc 10th inst. at half past O'Clock ri fhe DnSes
Of holding election 70 supply the csfcles 6cen-
Toned b the reelynafion Of gdlon4I ~ sltSr 8yufl
nd Lieutenant Colonel G. q. Tompfins
Officers win appear in uniform aud with lido &fns
r. r. AU0U34
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sY. NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY.-The annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company will be
held in Richmond on THURSDAY. the 10th Novem-
Der, 1853, at Metropolitan Hail. at 10 o'clock, A NJ
Stockholders will travel free the Coins
and returning from the meeting
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Il UST 9RECElVED.--In store, LARGE
- aud splendid collection of Ladies' Cabinets Mar.
bic Top Washstands; Mahogany and Cherry Ward
robes; Bureaus, Marble Top Centre Tables: Maha.
gany Extensive and Leaf Dining Tables; Hair-cIoth
Spring Seas Sofas Tete-a-Tetes, Lounges Mahosspy
Spring Parlur Chairs; Maple, Cane Seat Rocking and
Nurse Clsirs; Seere taries, Writing Desks CURED
Hair and Shack MstIasseg-with every article in tha
Fura;IaiDg Line. Strangers and citizens would do
Ell il examining our Stock before purchasing eiso
where. ALEX. MOTT x CO.
no 2-l0t Opposite CITY Hotel
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IL HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY VAT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsy vania. North Caro-
liua, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen-
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal ano
Notaral business with which he may be entrusted.
Office ON Franklin near Governor street
Sc 9-6m
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HTR-
" ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken office on Governor ST.
two doors from the OF that and Main opposite
the Dispatch office, where he viii be found ready 70
any and all no may eutrust their business with
linl; in the discharge OF which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names are subscribed below
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E'OuND-W picked up IN our lumber
= yard. on Sunday last leather POCKET BOOK.
contsihng bonds receipts Sc., which the owner can
ho< BELVIS & PARKER
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EUUND-On the Counter, ON THURSDAY
y y I'd inst az the Store of Dir. Henry Newman' >
POkT MONNAIE containing a small aIuousr az ra,'
Dey when the owner haze BY calling At The afv.
place. describing the money kc, and paying for M
1870 .ls1IlIehl-sl no 5-Ss-
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sg w. B. B1GELOW, ACCOUNTANT AND
COpYl ST--offics in the Law Buiidng-will keep
the accounts fthose having regular Book
or act Assistant Book-keepers their examina.
ton of the same.
VIII also copy all kinds of WRITING,& sc.
oc Sim
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RoBBER DIscovERED.-Fors some months
past the "Arbor," kept by Mr.. +. w. Allen of this
CRY, has been trouti with nocturnal vister at the
''wee small hours who has never failed to carry Oft
booty Of vasue, and the calls of this midnight
prowler had become SO frequent that Mr.. Allen
found it necessary to set special watch to prevent
servants Aft ed and Bosn, trusty fellows and giving
the charge of the "Arbor" after it's being closed
requested them capture any depredator that sht
ntfude upol hi premises On Friday night last, Al
fred kept the first watch, and continued on duty un-
til o'clock when no called up Bosin and retired
About an hour after this, Bosin heard some
SIDE window 9th street, and prepared himself to
receive him. hen shortly after the noise ceased and
the burglar retired. Bosin then opened the side door
and looked out, but seeing one, again closed it
and laid down. Not satisfied however, that all
right, he again and gong the door leading
into the hack room with the candle in his hand
opened it quickly, when he discovered, to his
prise, negro fellow ia the room, named Allen
the property of Mr. A. b. Hutchinson, who had eff
fected entrance through the back way. Bosin in
SANITY geYe the alarm, and made at the thief
him, when fight ensued between them; during
the progress of which, Bosin shot in the left
hand and badly injured. Alfred hearing the report
OF the pistol, fastened in, and beng armed with
loaded revolver fred at, and it is believed wounded
Allen, as he made his escape through the place
at which he entered.
We understand that Allen, the supposed robber
is has been runaway for the past six week.
and that before leaving home, he stole pair of pis-
tolls from his master. The police the look out
for him, aud it is hoped they will discover his
whereabouts and bring him to justice.
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EP ROPER MURRAY, UNDERTAKINGS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin
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ITO THE LADIES-NEW STORE
Il C H. LOEwENTHAL, from Paris, late Of N.
York, informs the Ladies of Richmond aud vicinity
that he has opened in Broad street. corner OF
Third, with most insg nifcent stock of FRENCH
FLOWERS and FEATHERS; being enabled, through
direct importation, TO sell much lower than any 9TH
er house in this city.
BRIDAL WREATHS. Head Dresses, Collie urs
always ON hand aud made TO order at short notice
Just received, four cases fashionable Straw BON
SETS and Ribbons, very low. no 5-Sts
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70 4--dtd Maj. comd i ist Res W a. 81.
,AE,Al.lP, G, GAS 81 LIGHT "A sAyINtoF

NAEAP GAS LIGHT "A SAyINH0F
~ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT --q'ne perfect
success which has attended the operefion al KID-
DER'S GAS REGULATOR wfefsvk It has hem
used leaves doubt that it Is one Of the fast vain
sbe inventions of the age The n1trits of the aupe.
ratus evident both In an ecohomieai pef,5f Of
view aud producing better lie, that the slight
est examination cannot fail Of sstzying every custo-
mer that in kidders Gas Regnstor hss been discoy-
cred the means by which tho best 81 al lights en- Be
reduced below the cost Of OIL the dangerous CON-
pounds ofspirits and cam phcne.
Please refer to the following certificate from Mr.
Campbell. supt. Of City Gas Works
RfcHMosDs Aug. 10 ls53.
Dear Sir--My engagements prevented me from
expert 1tiug with your Regulator before this week
had bat up ard so arranged that could show the
pressure eff the works ON the burners. which vary
from to "a inches. made SEINE weights of Iced
and weighed il that brought the pressure 20 10,
the pressure the sire ct mains II ill., and with
OF your feet burners under the street pressure the
cooks turned of SO that they would not perez ptbly
blow. consumed " cubic feet IN % minutes then
put the Regulator and opened the cocks full same
n mber Of burners, burning the time consume
ed cubic feet, showing saving Of p per cent. The
experiment to very satisfactory; the lights
burned verf steadily. could perceive any dit
ference in The pres flame whether six
ofthe lights were burning From what have seen,
| would have hesitation In reco niuendius its
Respectfully yours
Superintendent of City Gas WORKS.
Those who wish the Regulator will please make
.sTEBBINs, DARRAcoTT I co.
no -6t fGl Broad street.
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u BATHS, BATHS, bArhs.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing Shaving and Sbampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotei-entrance on llth street.
Single Bath Is cents or FIVE tickets for 81. DC Z
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P. S-Those having proxies requested to hand
them in at the office early possible the day
before. Toe 25-drdl j. G..
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ROUND, 10 the city, on FRIDAY lasf a
- POCKET BOOK, belonging 30 Wn., e.
iandl ltcaa be had BY applying at this Office.
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MY son! MY SONi-JOSIAH DAVIS,
AsA youth Oh about twenty years of age on Mon
day night, the 31st of October, strangely wandered
when consider his character aud the circumstances
can imagine other, am obliged to assume men.
tai alteration the cause
He has ever been strictly moral and obedient, and
for the last seven years mntendably pious He is
worthy of the tender synpathies and attention OF all
who may see him.
That lie may be- recognized, pie ase observe his des-
cription: M H4
9 He hns thick gray sack cost, domestic panta-
looms of snuff color, black casssmere vest aud a
black fur.or SILK hat with toIeraby wide brm He
is about feet high spare, and OF delicate appearance
with blue eyes. light complexion, end dark hair On
the left side of his face may be discovered two scars;
occasoned by tles-one the outer corner of the
eye and the other near the corner of the mouth
Ii he will return he may expeel the affection and
kindness of Borrowing father. hose who Jay iu-
terest themselves to effect this win have wara-
thanks and all necessary expenses will be cheer
fully paid b. W DAVIS =.
no f-2t4 Valley School, l7th street
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HEBREW RALL.-Owing to Lafayette
Il Hall being occupied by gentlemen visiting he
Fair, which was overlooked at the time it was reued
to u.s. the I'd Annual Ball of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society (Shebeth Aching will take place at Sehutle's
Hall. on Broad street, Monday Evening, Nov. Z DIT
O'Clock, 2. NJ. no lit
ENOR SALE.-A number one double or
l. single harness HORSE. Apply to ME at the
Tobacco Factory of A. Thomes L Son
no 7-8t@ J. TEMPLE
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e LEE Ii ), LEECHES--The public are
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer Jamestown lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and franklin streets.
sc Ia r. C.. HOBSON
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REFERENcEs-Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM. w. Crunlp, James Lyons. Esq, Messrs. Goddin
Apperson Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq, Messrs.
Dudley & Johnsos, Messrs ~ B. L C. Ii. Hill, and
Messrs r. III. Dickinson & Brother. &C 24-dts
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NOTICES SPLENDID NCH
- CLOTHS and CASSiMERES, uch Velvet and
silk FESTfNGS, forming fine assortment Of
GOODS for Fall and Winter wear, and will ba made
t. order in the best style and low such goods
be made elsewhere. WIN. l. SMITH
Merchant Tailor opposite Post Office.
Eg-SCOTTS REPORT OK FASHIONS for sale.
SPILMAN,S. CELEBRATED EYE WATER
The subscriber has taken agency for the sale of
the aboye-well known Eye Water beyond doubt the
best article known to the public. Ii has been known
to cure the worst eyes, when all other remedies have
failed. There are persons OF standing in this city
who can testify TO its efficacy.
Oc 29-Ims VIM L. SMITH
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GECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~. WINTER GOOlS-By the Jamestown and
Roanoke we are in receipt of our second supply of
GOODS. eogsisting Of all the new designs in plaid
and plain Goods. Also, Silks Cashmeres, Merinoes
Mousehnes, and French-work Lace Goods; which,
with complete assortment of STAPLE GOODS,
will be offered at satisfactory prices.
BREEDEN. FOX l. Co,
no 7-Iw PIT Broad street
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4 MAJ s..r-f1ne ,l.v lat week, while

4 DxAa sxLL.--One day last week, while
y .ss .asi gs; ssa . as.ss
he had basins = b tsAnssct he was met By gem
asss stssif Sixs s Is Mr. anso and
familiar conversation about the Asrieuitnfsi
After talking awhile, Mf ,anse esscs'a srea ana
Mr Atkinson. on exhibition but tina, Nh A. refused
iJohuson) had bought the bn against the wish of A.
who deered to become ta owner. OF course the Old
gentleman swallowed II ths as true, and 10 company
with Mr. johnson continued hs walk TO the corner OF
18th and Main Streets where they stopped for short
chat Altar remaining there few minutes, the two
ssss - yaa,a Mr.. Atkinson the son OF the gentle
man TO whom the cattle belonged, aud thus introdue,
him TO his new Richmond acquaintance. Mr.. Johh-
Instantly put At A. TO sell him the stock aud after
come hest iIon A finally consented do tor soc
johnson then drew out his pocket book aud counted
the SEQ, which he tenderedA but having reelected
an instant declined to receive IT, teliue johnson aat
bic father was very much incensed against HIM Ivr
buying the bull and that he could make tbs trace
with him, because his conscience would not perm.
him TO tell The old gentleman lie. The trap va
now baited for our Mr. Cotrei, who had witnessed
what passed, and to whom johnson appealed, asnns
him 10 purchase the stock fos him. IRE GU s ens
man replied that he did not hive that much money
with him, but that he had It Ia bang: Inei, ssiu
Johnson - viii give You these twg S.o Ep and maSs
the purchase for me.n The old gentleman occurred
receiving the fee, but consented to make the pur,
tor the bauk leaving Johneon await their return.
The Bank was reached, the money drawn out and
paid TO Atkinson and the two started back to JON
johnson but on arriving at the American Hotel Adj
kiusan requested the old gentleman to wait few
ouknts until ne could in and inform bis father
OF the sale he had made With true virginia polite
ness Mr.. Cotreli readily consented to do so, and
might have remained there until doomsday without
ever having seen A; who had darted through the
hotel. VI rear door and made of. Having waited
for Time aud seeing nothing of A the old gen.
tlemen concluded to go to the appointed place and
his friend Johnson; but, arriving at his destna
ton, the bird had flown and he had the satsfac
ton of knowing that he had been decently. sold by
so imposters and swindlers, TO the tune of $780,
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r5g- TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS The un-
dersigned will furnish to Builders and Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
best quality, for Building and other purposes AT
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered Rich.
lnoud on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL u MAYO, ESQ.,. at his office
under the Metropolitan Hail. on Franklin street. will
be duly attended to.
oc 6-dSm SAMUEL B. RISSELIIr
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
~ AT REDUCED PRiCES.-Weare just in re-
cept Of
1000 yards of plain coored and GIace Silks at pri-
Gee ranging from s7l to 81 Is per yard, worth from
Sl25to Sl.75.
Also
Elegant rich Plaid and Broeede Silks
Atwood Paris printed De Laines at 81 cents per
yard. worth Is cents.
Printed Cashmeres, at Al cts worth 81
Misses finest quality Kid Gloves, all coiors and
white, at size per pair
Rich colored and black Silk velvets for cioaks
Galloon's pointed and plain Velvet Trimmings.
Cloth aud Velvet Cloaks, handsome variety, at all
prices
A full assortment of Ladies' and Misses Caters
and Shoes-at lower prices than ever.
For good bargains, call at the store of
i{ ia HART & MOSES,
oc29 63 Main Street.
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USi.-On sunday night, the 23d Ocfo-
=, ners between Thomas Darmcott's near the Me-.
Market. ard the LET Baptist CburrI, cor n 40
CELEf with three Cameo Gets each set having = -
engraved on IT, The finder will receive sn;fslS
reward ana the thsnks Of the owner BY leaving Il -
,ne store OF Stebbius, Darraeott Co, on hat Of
Merchant K Weisiger. 90 ss D. VI
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS
u Eeri Leaxes fraIi Eani,x,s Partfurlin nai,sli

NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS
In Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portforlio, muslin;
price $l25
Mark Hurdestone, or the Two Brothers; by Mrs.
Noodle, muslin, - cts.
Miles Tretnenhere, or the Love Test; BY Annette
Marie Maillard autIloress of ..rhs Compulsory Mar
rage &c muslin, Is cts.
Modern FIirtatons, Novel; By Catherine Sinclair,
muslin, Is cts.
The Artist Wife and other Tales; by Mary Hewitt,
muslin, IS cts.
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives; by Catherine
Sinclair, muslin, rs cts.
Dick Wilson, the Rumseller's Victim; by John X.
Cornyn, muslin. 81.
The HeIoines of History; by John S. Jenkins
lin, 81.
Great Truths by Great Authors, Dictionary OF
Aids to Reflection; from writers of all ages and both
henispheres, muslin, 81 so.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes, with Biogrsph-
ical Sketches; edited by James o. Brayman, Esq,
muslin, 81.
For sale by s JAMES B. GIBB
oc 20 No. So, Main street. opposite CITY Hotel
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tY- COOKE BROTHERS l. CO, GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS San francisco

OOMWIoSION MERCHANTS, san FrancisCO
JOSEPH J. COOKE y CO., No. Is, Greenwich
street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
GEO.LEWIS COOKE. au lS-Sm
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xlS

OsI Or MISLAID.-A NEGUIIA-
mouths from the 2ist day Of Oct 1875 FOR ~ 5 e
payable 70 the order Of Luke McKinns hax;ng Isss
iott OF nnsiasa the owner tbefesf hereby esrsIors
the pubic sgainst receiving the same - nsSsr,s
thereof hss been stopped. The finder w l. =.
wsrdedtif fequired1 by leaving the same 4, tis So
of the Richmond Fire Association - - s. ~.
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1y- B. w. STARkE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC, - Practices in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
the taking of Dispositions, lin out Of his Office
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds Relinquish.
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No So, three doors above City Hotel, On
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-Iy
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.GHANKS' OLD RYE WHISKEY, 4th
o. 81 'e''-' W WILLIAMS III 4 BROTHER.
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/ ARD in barrels, Breasts and Buchwheas
&C ST. SAa - sac John H. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-07

T 1REAn OF SILVER for chapped hands,
~ HIPS. Nc A very superior preparation and well
pertaned. For sale BY
rs no T.. j. PlCoTk CO. Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-07

EOR RENT--Two desirable ROOMS,
suitable for gentecl family OH the first floor of
house sitnsted in neighborhood convenient I, r
business. There is excellent kitchen attached--
Apply at this ctice. no st