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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

THE NEW School PREsHYrERIAN SYSon, their sitting
Friday ia this city, had animated debate upon
Resolution Introduced by Rev Henry 4. Rowland setting
forth that the Synod regret the action OF the last General
Assembly, the subject Of Slavery also that they regard
the attempt Of that body, through its committees or
through the lower u!ica,orie, acting it. committees to
enter upon such investigations usy implcate auy
Of tie members ofchurches in unlawful acts, any q
the los lleatoric. in criminal ne scct against whom
charge, have been legally preferred tending wrongful
" mpair thoir good Standing ranscendug the L.
climate powers Of the General Assembly
The EesUInuou especially iepsecates the action Of tie
Genera, Assembly
IS .lopHoruae, fragEh; with unconstitutional ten
denotes AMI a. clcItc q awaken uHfcgnei alarm for
the continued peace and unity OF our churches"
The discussion Of tli- Resolution took wide range
ou; action upon il vas indefinitely postponed.
The foNown resolution was tea introduced by the
Rev d.. Cox Who made few remlrks on the necessity Of
retaining from all ccclesstictl the sujec, Of
slavery ia our JudicatoGics.
Resolved. That the subject Of slavery II il the
Judgment of tie synod that ~ good Is likely result
IRON ecclesiastical action reference H. either this
Synod the General Assembly and therefore to leave it
al 20 the inferior judcatoFes OF tue church, and 10 the
Government OF eternal Prov ieice with PRAYER Our
country DO all IL. sections aud Jr church in s it, in
tere'is Is excellent way AID practically proper
wisdom.
This resolution also called forth an animated debate in
which many o. the members took part, bg:-a- ia the
case foregoing definite action taken upon it-N
J. E-pr,ss, O-t -.
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Con1terie.er named Jones having been lately arcs
tel a. tg'ing'on, ny, ry tie Ci.cial, police, trunk
belonging % hu ~s broken open, aud init found DO,
iJr coming gold ami silver, plscJOtris for -iuUp, n.
bank notes, some Lursllrs tools, and memorandum
Dy1b from which 4st - a-cyrlaItI where counter.
is plates large number OF banks were deposited, a
tue name ana residences Of sooi MANY persons cu-
gagged the honest business followed b Tie prisoner
q. =. Ln-.ltc.
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The TEurSE -lys what IT, no doubt, true, that
III every Culea VI New York who trausarts business
ascmyut Of tlt vast .le this day tie
question % retaining removing Mr Bronson there would
Toe q. c - nine Tor 100, retention his r-uo-
val To be pros rbeI he j. for iJy independence L.
90 aoaOr AMI i-t citizens vii AlI -Oue u.eau-
oi ie;yius rupHa.cl.y the high regard with which his
course a4s Inspired tAcH.
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guyO FARMERS subsorbsrs 10 store large and
veil selected Heavy Wgoisns, Bantss 60 tgto
Those IN Want ~ such arcet E 20 70
give cali Ahhhh' sAt ~! = ~, 1870. r,
NO ~ hat'H rfuA'e ~
tOYYgE SUGARS Lo5O bbb. Bright yellow Coffee sugar
ca 3 DOS V'u'p'o ''s-' BIooN BAsKERyILI
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M won. ortcr noron,al ssrm. l.sa ~. q

w tsnhou ~ e ,.u. called specially condition
~ tht street. fi rf'Hrs ~ che city Hu1 That tlsy
frmti 1f 600 ur Iry ~ s Ut.u. Boo is fsssf their aftau-
iH. De- a m lr at section lf ordinance entitled
0hstrIrtI.uH
.. an ''r further sss passed February Z-n. t-t
tIHse aUrIsT
E1y p.r1n 'ruryirr house ~ lp shall az faras such 1
'ftf11f cause hr paved rer public aiey
Opposite thereto, i be .tuty open free from
Ton and e m ~ t1 d ay ba fined not les than
M rr au Zen dollars, and Tor each day after che fret
'sh o''ruc1n reman I n be huei DOT less than
than tuanfy dollars"
Aa T number n visitors expected during he approach
IrfArcglur Fair pet that ,r external appearance u
frrrs ny BOT Do n Modification aud
1r fnr neans0f removing any f or dirt from te srssts,
W ry rff VIII n drsr Cd remove, during u vfrt. a the
i HI fy he ruyei from Tie cutters b. che sides tho
'ssif 1nf ~ h'f ft1f HOrssDf - ~ pf1fies NJ a rL0rs
of'fH0Hss TH d Hs~.s-ury.
JOSEPH MAYO. Mayor
OGNAC BRANDY, "Cs,tn'on r, rIIsnnsssey other
y brands superior Brandy, Tor sale ~
UAygNpORT ALLYN a
~ oez5 DAVENPORT ALLEN CO.
- AHkFH, nANtN a NiMNO, have inst opened lot n
yes Plain and Embroidered Cloth and Velvet Coaks,
y vtch they Invite The ATTENTION q al vi b. IN vant
0e25 EAGLE SQUARE
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- inr Va. ~ T.errfly. ur l.r I-sfart By .. Rev.
~EL/'tEfH PgYrDy da8tsr n Us iais Join Iios, w.
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Tm TrEEuH Nvr,s..por At toynys ,,,.,...
dinner in company with some u the nagnstes Of de- 80
but, Of course, drank wine. The pre-. dem go
toast 10 compliment 90 biz excel cncv che subl.rc t
tho table, - supply Of por. Tor ne Turl,h Amb,'.,,
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ST Lnr1tMARKEr- OCT IL

Toaicro AT the Planters Warehouse Lhl. sold
Iy' at - 90, shipping leaf al 81 g. manufacturing
g o.. 80 break 1t the State.
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Charles Dickens computes that one sixth Of the Eng.
sh people gain their ivei- oOd from the trade With Tie
United states.
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The Ne,t Annual frcm rutope

The arrival Of every steamer from Europe, has beer
looked for with deep Soctuic since the announcement
OF the probabilities Of war; but the arrival Of the
steamer will be looked forward with still greater in
tcrcst The public mind has been hArsSsscj by the
OF the two las; arrivals With conflicting reports whether
the long expected war has commenced not, without
being able TO any definite conclusion, tu, with
indications strongly cotro5ora,ve OF the
Alter logE delay aud such confusion OF statement.
1t confidently anticipated that the accounts by the sizes
due in few days at New York will settle the veSsd
questiOn-at least that shall kuow whether hos;iios
have begun II Il, should out that war has
not been declared and the dogs of have been
le, slip, do not contemplate any reliable reports OF
settlement of the difficulty. Conference and negotiation
NAV be again rcsurcl and further delay Of any ter
mu.ton TO the matter effected. That i just what the
Car doubtless desires ani will bs hi. fault ha,
result is not produced Reconstruction is what he Ia.
all along sought and enables him the better 60 cousumatc
h designs upon the Ottoman Empire which ho will soon
later euicavor to carry The Russians are ni-
pressed with the belief be supcrs,ous one or not
ihat their destiny is become eventually the masters OF
the Turkish doninious They have strong incentives to
urge th.m The advantages accruus iron the scqgi
stion OF the Provinces present irresistible temptations
together with the undspu,Cd possession Of the KEYS to
Ae Back and Baltic More than the fate Of Turkey
y W tlo issue Inc question OF
the East between Russia and the Western Powers mus,
be settled and England and Fuce-old foes as thew have,
ever becu-must now Unite sgainst Russian asgresons
or tamely yield. The tone Of .i,l aud French
papers OF Late give stronger indications that those Powers
will not submit without desperate struggle They have
probably learned 10y this time that the Car is not TO be
inuidaied by threats and that their FIRST position
can ouly be maintained the point Of the bayouet-
Had they acted throughout upon that alternative il mi t
have been better for them. Nicholas has profted by
their hesation-to strengthen his position and enable
him bid them defiance
1t but natural that in such the sympa;hics
Of people should be enlisted on the side of the Turks
They are struggling u sefdeence the encroac
meni' Of po"eral FOE, who would strip them Of the
last vestge OF nationality. Blu; the policy Of our govern
ment Is to stand looi from the quarrcls OF the European
nations. Intervention in their ar. il no part OF OUT
business We have different mission to perform at
Lomc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

EsCAFE FROM JAIL.Three persons, named Geo Smith,
Robt Wright aud VIM II Ross made their escape from the
city jail about halipast o'clock on yesterday nom.
ing Smith, white man. awaiting trial before the T. S.
District Court. Wright aud Ross free colorcd per.
sons have been sentenced by the Court Of Husng. lss
week three years each in the pcncntirythc former
for larceny Of a trunk from John 70. BlAnton contain.
jog clothing to the value Of $40. The latter for knocking
out four Of tie front teeth Of colorcd woman Shortly
after the cells unlocked yesterday morning. Mr.
Starkc aroused bya noise in the yard which found
be caused 10y the other prisoners at the circumstance
Of the successful escape Of the three deinquents.
The means by which they effected their purpose was
the fastening Of series Of bauke together Whereby
they we're enabled to ascend the Jail wall wherce they
jumped the pivcment-a fall Of no less than ry feet
Ross was arrested in a state OF intoScaon about =
o'clock yesterday, by Capt. Wilkinson aud Mr. Ellis,
Clerk Of the Lower Market and rcconmtted his place
Of confinement.
Smith aud Wright still at large.
Tie escape Of John McAby and Henry Clarke wa o..
waited by the approach Of Mr. Sarke for appeared they
too had engaged in the conrvauce by which the escape
Of the Others effected.
ft will be tecoccted that McAby sentenced to five
years ia the Penientiary Saturday last the Circuit
Court, for burglary.
D5rfyrio, OF THE NoRrurHv C,Rs.-The FroJcricks.
burg Cars, due at this city at o'clock, r w., did not at
rive yesterday until NJ, being detained 10y snow on
the loo between Fredericksburg and this city.
lE,-Tbc Gih Entertainment Of tho fakir Of silva last
night at Odd Felows Hall filed tie House to overflow.
Ing. Great satisfaction was given In tho distribution Of
tic Presents and IN the wonderful performances Of the
Fakir and the Music Melodies and Dancing Of Ncssrs. A.
eu Kendall aud the Euopeans Another sorse takes place
to night the presents To Toe donated amounting TO over
sJOO, they may be during dsy stMr. Haes jew.
elry store No 100 Main where tickets may be obtain.
ed. Get your tickets early
Cfrcuu CoURr YruEHDaY--The Court occupied
the entire day with the Of Edwin Cooke for forgery
Of the name Of j. " Crawford 70 negotiable note Dr
tg5.O6.
The case was given 70 the Jury shortly after o'clock
last night and at the Court adjourned there being no
prospect Of verdict.
Messrs. A. J. Crane, 7. T. August and WIN. Hancock,
counsel for prisoners and NJ ~ johnson for the Com
monWealth.
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Tho I.nrJIun.t legislature 40 it, next se.ion will
chow te iJ."sirg state OF parties Senate, % Demo.
.ra7. Independent Democrat 30 Whigs, aud Native.
House D' Representative, 90 Democrats 20 Whigs aud
Native.
i.".g'. zig grar agD. Inst the lfas Of America would
hove 'JD GII bod boo E.eI.-l and Cna4o for general
circulation Ir' 20 b. B.. The ninth section 81 the o..
paced by re CaI1rrit Legislature ofue collection n
'n.e 300 miner af, ta- been printed Boo The chinese Ian.
fIfgn. Yr t1e Inflammation Of more th'r thirty thousand
'h..c.o .1 uis nee State. Tony ArHi,h Chipsrnau.
e'',hes hai 'a, TRANSLATION f. "hiihiul and good
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p s. Since writing. the above, there is no longer
any doubt about Bronsons head being of and Son
Mr.. Herman J. Redfeld, is snug in his berth We
have not time now to make such comments as We de-
sire upon this procedure.
Here is old tried friend OF the South pushed out
OF Office for unilinching fidelity TO the South, by all
Administration that wen, in pledged il not in terms
yet strongly 10y every implication il it were IN
terms, 10 lend aid sectional partes--aboye all
to agitstorS The Administration has taken the field
in behalf Of the Free Soil party. 1t remains to bc
whether Southern Democrats will obey the "ad-
monitiOn Of the Enquirer 'to stand by the Admins
tration.' he predict but will not be unchariia-
blc-wc will wait for the result.
For ourselves, honor Judge Bronson. Rising
above party considerations, we hope he will be SuS-
tanned 10y Southern Wings n; least and that the
llardS and the Wings Of the New York Legislature
may return him to the Senate of the United States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

Lucy Stone aud Mrs. jenkins are creating great *
c.temeut iu Cincinnati lscturiug nightly crowded LOu
scs the sub -gt Of Woman.
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u NrrHAyy THAT EYF'-Thc Hon Daniel Dickinson
Buffalo speech, tie Btrnburn'r- new born zeal Tor the
Baltimore Platform hailed everywhere AZ a decided hit
because tells hat every body feels and know. ~ bn the
truth. Among bis anecdotes there one spirited illus.
aton oihe Blrublruer- cile professions Of lluukefsm
Al ~yracuse, which thus
There was once poor preacher who supplied 1u equal.
y poor congregation up somewhere TO- the wOSI- under
contract ~ have much rye for his ycafs prea .huy
10 they -aw 10 ~ retain him Tor year. lie vas very
fearful that be should get the sack prematurey and di
a be knew how % irni Oh that appalling calamity among
other pscasOu, going round 10 the leading members Of
"Erehrau said be any fousIy 'l-t al, me- frankly low
sou .s GOV doctrine and, yDu irn't Ike i let me know
what doctuoe iLai preach 70 pIla.e ,ol-fyf D,u,,
haze Nt1frs..
John Van Buren,, john 4. Dix Co.. are willing Ia
hirk uI preach just shat quits the Iuir tratDn-r
vii either p.t upon the Platform or nipc up the .lyi
~ oi1sr'-'aeg "ii Io anything igr they bound "a
have tun "fyH'.
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COLLECTOR BHoN,oNs HEAp is orr-wc give the let
ter Of Secretary Guthrie decapa,iug Collector Bronson
This Is pretty Of affairs Or aa to be
engaged in ;he distribution o. tho plumber But the
die cast and the President aud Cibuctare determined
stand 10y the Free Sellers The breach beyond heal
ing nov, aud there sqully times ahead vet 1t
viii be amusing TO readers notice the following par.
asraph in the Sccrctary's letter:
" Aud With the-c views must condemn your course
when 10 this letter YOU inform tina, ygu have selected
ir1csogr- for Office, WHo. having given ne tue notice
# t" far', winch would have cuab led 20 withhold Nv
appreciation iFom any such Gppoil,iueuts'
Indeed And for what purpose was the Secrcary's LEI.
ie' sent to Collector B;orson bu: to instruct him TO an
point politicians Of that wing Of party to Office That
i cool, decidedly. tn Secretary Of the Treasury must
have been most cgregiOgy misunderstood But If that
is via; no meant, rLy is fr. bronson ranore{y Tb.
paragraph certainly requires NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If
Prince John and his crcT may well be in ex-tacis for
the dismissal Of the New York Collector does the or nm
to 'hciE mos, profound satisfaction What W IN our s,,
cTn Democratic friends think Of this move: We pause
for a reply.
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RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2S, 1883.
TO .,oI,nt.sI.oNnENr.

Jssr. bu.ns,s be addressed 20 the "Edo-s a
fAs WAig"
both sides Or the will not be ra'shrd
standing, ought 10 he known all and viii
departed Obtu,ry notices exceeding eight
Lac. -.t,., f,r 49,. tVgrt
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TuE FAM GRoUSp-The present condition Of the Fair
Ground Ear exceeds the favorable idea which FORM
cd OF it in the beginning The sheds completed
and the only part which remains se done the
ton Of large platform intended for the inauguration
mony, and few stands where Refreshments will be served
out These however win be prepared in due time, for
already the main poles fixed for the awnings while tho
other Details stands &c. in readiness and need only
to DO fixed on. The grading is admirably arranged and
tho walks OF which there a Series are conveniently
formed with regard to the platform having their direction
to this point from the various the Square
Ample for fodder is provided within each range of
sheds which extend along the entire line the Square
The entire work is gotten up in most substantial and
tasteful FORM much than could have supposed
at the outset idea being that the work be
porsy and only intended for the present purpose Such
however not the for appears to DO constructed
less with regard the requirements Of the coming
hSition, than its adaptation to the enlarged and
varied exhibitions OF tho character a, any future
time. The arrangement of the entire Square be
made with view to render it in the fullest degree sua-
be every purpose for which such work could be deem
eli necessary. little attention will make it place
OF uncommon beauty
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/ - Iao ir9'-'rs Epssor, C.osnt,n hsgo fixed
upon baltimore a' be place 'or holding Hgn.s. triean
Convention
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HUNTING COATS persons that bees waiting fr
H Hunting Coats, can nov csll aud be supplied.
oc2l HENRY SLAYER cor. Main AMI 18Th ~.
GNOIIIKIts sHAKsPEARE-The Works Of shatsprsrr.
~ rsprnted from ihe nevy dcoysrcd COPY ofhe folio ofic
IN Tie possession ~ J. Oor coutaning ueary
thousand corection With History esge
Che Tlme introduction 70 psy We u The Poet
ny Payne Collier FSA. To which added
other Noie readings o. editions vols iarge 10
cloth, 70 ceats each
Also the large Imperial vo volume Library
sheep tA95, cloth ~. Just Published, hr safe by
Ocai JANIS WoOpHoUsk, Eagle Square,
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6IOIHiNG-GIOTHING-st visiting the city viii
- hnh " TO their interest to give tS, and
stock u tds''HIh~ CLOTHING, which Offering literal
My goods mostly made Richmond.
entire sstisf' ton. htwarranted sale Call at the Ech
mond inanuiAct1ry Of WM. IRA SMITH,
o-.J tn Smith, 4 Mary I 4 Main,
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70 The New York I,a,s' publishes several aaiday.t,
d attempt on PAR, oithe liar -lIgu, u hire L,,c,
at 'e sfsrlis Convention N es,, eyed ATTEMPT. on
Tie part u their opponents oyerse le Convention,
similar means. Tie harmony ofue uafmosi,s. fl. cam,
Ing ~ pretty rr.s indeed
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BpuowN HOli NNDs.-o cases 81 aud a. brown Hollands
nrah kENT. IAINI 4
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GREENE c. BEo>soS, Esq, New York
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ahaA BBLs Oh Mouon.encla, Mountain Dew WHISEET
wv Martin Pittsburgh, "a. Landing and
sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN q; co.
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ApiF4 gEWtgO BIRDS received another lot ~ Few
iur BIRDS which i1y should o. without as ne Ola me
bending The body unnatural ucunvenfut, and o.
psnn position, h4 undoubtedly caufgd many prema
must Therefore, Do ruwprrhFndcd ~ every
that an apparatus ~ uch the human b. Kept
upright aud natural position chile performing TIE necray
ought o. be brought Into imnele and INT
yerss uts hand Thomas us Patent Oval Eyed loco
which pronounced by competent Judges 70 be-
tte beet Needle nov for sale in any quauty.
MYERS A JAMIE, No. I5E Main street,
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UUsT RECEIVED, per steamer EoangksIwo cases Of tho
- Countsrpanes o. a. Low priced Plaid Mouslanrs
Pr,nch work ChcniEettes

~ uauTN
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UNXrRA PLOUs-lO Ertra Four.lust received on eon-
- - ,s"''"'' N''' EfrfON 4 wINSTON
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StTEANGER BELyIpERC. FOR BALTIAGRS6 I'll I'll :.
viderc viii receive freight oday twelve o'clock
and up 10 the hour 81 ocorE, p. 81, Tuesdsy, e .
Also flr pittshurg wheeling, Cine nnhtit and s m &
nrm.rlIT. LIr-IL I-.U----.
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One Pr,sent-A full Jewelvd Gold Watch.
One =" "A nne Gold Watch.
One g." A nne Silver Watch.
One " "A nne Gold Chain.
One a. "A nne Diamond Ring.
One " An elegant Clock.
One 4" "A splendid Gun.
One " Avery superior Revolver.
Fifty 4" Bach a One Gold Ring
six zach copy one year OF IN. R,buo,a Wit,
Four Superior Gold Pens.
fny pr,scnts-kach superior Gents oeket knife
Five me Gold Pencil.
Five
Five very superior Ladies' Fan
fVs GentlrmAu's walking Cane
Two aDaHuerrcotypc To- order
Two " splvuOid silk Hat, (u!l be made 10 order
" dcsircdD '
Two a Ladys nne Gold Brooch
-Four Il" a fine
Three hundred and my \
FAklli, cIspcrsrd with side splitting talef etc
CIT lOtR II'hhIS EARN. EH- II desired pr.s-nt,
msy be obtained immediately AFTER the performance ovt
Sc Tickets only be obtained from 10 IN un
I'll p M in day time, and AFTER orlock n the evening
No more than - well seated will bc the Halt
~ Mind every body gets present who purchRrrs G
Eu- Dispatch, Mall, Times, ard Enquirer willie ,py.
T6HiIE,THK.-Mr. J. II. TAYLOR sole Lessee. Mr. W ~
II WA'p' Actins Manager Mr. H. LEwls stage Manager.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ;5,h. 1888
PAIL PRl.
Paul PrT Miss Eiien
Vol '-idy Mr. Rateran
Mics
IA, Dh ohl ": ..--. Miss : and X Partrgton.
rAS DE NJ Partrlton.
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y 81 those n want assortment Of Backsmih's T.
consulting Of
Nol-,hos and Common Auvils, all sizes
Kutter.kcy'd and Solid Box Vices, DO do
Smiths Bellows from . 70 90 inch
s-dge and Hand iIammers all siEes
Stock and Dies, Single and Double Hand Screw Plates
Parfiers Knives, Rasps and PILES, all kiud'
Horse Shoes and "Grbs" Horse shoe Nails, which We
Ter Tor sale reasonable terms. Y 4 MOORE e 90,
ocYi Importer NJ Hariware, 20 Main q
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"a Toe io..,s"g Official appointments arc aaa,ss
ceI
usmaa j. EslaaI, Collector iar Che Di.if.s, Of .,.
lyrE, F..a r-e,usr BRO. ..n. removed
JYIa q. ti.sY Assistant Ira...,.. ~ I, r-..l ..,
. A." So" i,fst vice JDNn D.r. ..r.I
''.H HIH.In Er,Iu.iI Java. officer fYr tle I..t,..i
/ ~ HsF Tors, vice o. j. E-aG.I
/ n ITO Baltimore Patio. .aar.. ut, ts Rev. w.
Ae'"n. Secretary OF me American elimination -,,fa,,
d.. 'ar,rrI tIe lur .I.r E-...ss ~ t.I .t.,r nj
".'''.' i'' Dr.. Nov, aiu g.N ,ns1r.. 4.d . g.,I
'''t' i.f. tha .us .'iy .aa.., ...ee..n,ye.
0ut us .grrervasIsgn
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tue ~ nAIR DYE.,-Phnlon,, ~. Dye

MOE CHhPPED FACE AND HANDs-Ths Cali0pon or Heal
n Ing Balm, cold Cream Amlndur
Honey soap, sc. fOr sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
ocAj Druggists, ?! Main IT.
AMP AND MACHINE O.Ls.-2ocO gallons Lamp aud SIa
n chine oils, for sale low By PURCELL LADn CO.
oy25 Druggists, .! Main -.
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u -
- 2i5 do wortIirsIou. Large clean sacks For sale
I oc2G FLANAGAN, STOKES a co.

Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a BROTIEH 22i North Second Street Vine, Phil
Airpa having had many practical eiieurs Ia Tie tu
sness and all work sold b. Us Is manufactured under our ina
mediate suptrrs1u enabled p1tchass
Die found variety and style
Chandeliers, Pendants Side HThCstt
Halls Churches etc the IHrHuvEn rlsE on ~ also. fuid
Lamps Gironloc Doquettc Holders ParlOr, Might
Reading amps. On hand, Lamp GLASS; Globes, NiCkf
Shadrs e.. ALI WORK WARRANTED or no SALE. Factory
No. sr Noble Street, 9Th.
Ren,ny, store g2I n "a street. next De
puys Carpet store. ursi-dlut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-25

UDURE con LlvER OF We hays ju.i fessysa ia w
ply Medicinai Cod Liver on, very receny
from ssh healthy vers and Imported ~ ourselves a'eoy
from Uis ban % M W F0undlaud.
clans enE perfectly nd - pure . W De sao'y %
t.s,, the bottle of gallon
s~a5 ADfE GRAY, DrugEists' ~ Main street.
- yIHgIUA CENTRAL nAulH0AD-On and after Nov,.a,,
oeoes IT, ana stop for brsakfsst q ths !gneton
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