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AMUsMENTa.
SKETCHES IN INDIA.

MADAME SONTAG
will give GRAND CONCERT, on THURSDAY.
Nov. 8, 1853.
In announcing this to the public the MANAGER bers
leave g allude to the immense sensation produced
by these celebrated Concerts du.iug an entire scar
in New York, Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore:
aud glance at tbs Programme will convince the
lovers of the highest class of music, that no fort
has been spared make these Concs rs the most De
feet ever given. The great undertaking Of csmbilI.
ing on one ard the same evening
Il A NUMBER OF STARS.
fInstead of merel, engaging secondra talent ss-
sstance to the principal tactionl has fully IL,
those cities with the that has been antcipa-
ted and IL Is confidently expected that the beraity
in presenting similar onbnation, under the two
fold disadvantage Of an inferorty in numbers of the
the Hall, will be duly appreciated.
The following Artists viii appear IN connection
with Madame SONTAG, on one and the same eve.
ming -
The Far-Famed yioliniss. PAUL JULIEN
The Celebrated Pianist and Composer, ALFRED
JAELL his first appearance in Rchmond and
The Favonte Basso from the Italian Opera, SIG.
ROCCO, his fret appearance IN Richmond.
y" THE PRICE OF SECURED SEATS has
been fixed at 81 and 81 according location. With
given . check, emitting the holder to secured seat
throughout the evening. The ticket has to be left
the door but the check has merely to be exhibited
to the head usher aud has to be retained by the ORR
ORDER OF THE SALE
The arran gemehts for the sale of the seats having
been found in New York, Boston, and Philade phia,
fully to prevent any confusion, the same system will
be retained here. viz:
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. Cd, will be sold the o.
seats only.
On THURSDAY, Nov Sd. will be sold the 81 seats
and all remaining 81 seats from the previous days
sale ~.
sS Further particulars in future advertisement.
ocSI
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DIED.

The Agricultural Society of North Carolina ap'
pointed delegates to attend the Virginia State Fair
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Micaiah Barrow. brother of Alexander Barrow
q. s. Senator, died at West Baton Rouge. recent,
Of yellow fever.
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The las. sale of stock In the Central railroad wa
made in this place tods, at $50 per share. ercls
sice Of dividend bonds Charlottesville hdgoco,
Friday.
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VLOTHING ! CLOTHING! !-HOMf

CLOTHING CLOTHING HOME
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in favor of patron
MADE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, will
find to their interest to give call my stock
is and made in Virginia. thereby distributing the
money for the labor among our own people, ill.,
stead of sending ii abroad Study your home interest
und call and buy at the Richmond mandatory of
VIM IRA SMITH,
SI-St Late Smith & Marvin. III Main ST
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Their are I'VE cases Of insrder 10 be tried Of this
fall tevm OF Butler county, Ala ciroai Court, and
2 majority OF them arc Of tie most aggravated
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ts..c C,oppKor, AFTER forging notes to the amount
of some e2o0, upon Mr.. E. II. Laseiter, oil Ports
mouth. has left for parts unknown.
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Or Sunday, Soth instant, ALfN DELARuE. infant
of Francis Delafue aged IA months. His ire nds
requested to attend his funeral from his father
residence corner of 9Th aud Brosd SITS, at O'CLOCK
this morning,
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VHEAP BOOKS FOR FAKMEKS..

rHEAP BOOKS FOR F'AkMEKS.-
" Dana's Prize Essay Manures: Csc.
Chemistry made easy for the use of Farmers; by J
! Tophard; 25c.
| The Horses Foot and how to keep it Sound with
| illustrations; by VIM. Miles; &c
The Chemistry OF Agriculture, or the Earth and
Atmosphere, as related to Vegetable and Animal
Life; By David Chrsty; SIC.
The Pests of the Farm, with instructions for their
extirpation; by II. d. Richardson; 25c.
The Cow Dairy Husbandry and Cattle Breeding; by
NJ Nj. Milburn; 21c.
The Hive and the Honey Bee with an account of
the Disease of Bees and their Remedies; by Richard
son; PIC.
Horses, their Varieties, Breeding and Mana cement
in Health ana Disease; by Richardson; Csc
Prime Facts for the Farmer the Fruit Grower, and
the Public: by Bartlett; 25c
Guenous Treatise on Mich Cows; Sic.
Method of Increasing the yield of til. Mich
Cow, by selecting the proper animals for the Dairy;
by John Nefiin, with rs illustrations SIC.
Knowlson's Complete Farrier or Horse Doctor;
25c.
The Honey Bee, its Natural History, Physiology
and Management; by Edward BavaD; Sic.
Every Lady her own Flower Gardener, addressed
to the Industrious aud Economical only; by Louisa
johnson; 25c.
The American Bird Fancier; by ~. }.
pc.
The American Kitchen Gardener, being practical
directions for the cultivation OF Vegetables and Gar
den Fruits; by T. j. Fessenden; Csc.
The American Rose Culturst; 25c.
Buchanan on the Culture of Grape and Wine Ma
king with Appendix containing directions for the
cultivation of the strawwberry; BY L0ns"orth; 5oc
Elements of Agriculture, translated from the
French; by +. g. kenner
Elements of Agricultural Chemistry; by Johnson
SOC. t-t s.l...
Leibg's Familiar Letters on Che mstry, and its re-
lation TO Agriculture, &c; 25c.
With complete stock of Agricultural Works for
sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE,
BOOKSELLER, Stationer and Dealer in
oc 81 Piano fartes lS9 Main ST
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Mai. JoHs Mckay. an old and well know citizen
Of Portsmouth, died on Tuesday night last
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MILITARY.

ATTENTION. CALEDU IA GUARDS-Attend
the Youns Guard lthis) MONDAY evening. sist inst,
At u o'clock 2. NJ pnnctnsl attendance is required
Or 81 - s TiHnuAsp TAYLOR. o. q.
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MISS BREsER's LAST NovEL.-Miss Bremen
seems to have been as inaccurate in her de-
scriptions of our leading public men as of
Southern institutions and character. Some
OF these inaccuracies are pointed out by the
New York Eceniag Post. She represents
Seward, who is native of Orange county.
New York, as Bostonian. Dickinson, of
New York, she describes as a "cold- blooded
Senator from Alabama" Col. Benton car
ries pistol and bowieknife. Foote is a
nervous little man, who, on one occasion,
placed pistol agsins. Benton's breast, but
the deadly weapon was taken from his hand
by the Senator from Alabama, and upon ex-
animation it was proved to be unloaded.-
Miss Bremen likens Benton to hawk, and
Foote to dove, and entertains the opinion
that the dove is in considerable danger from
the hawk
Mr.. Foote viii no doubt feel himself high
ly battered by the comparison. The Dove of
Mississippi! A less practical and imagina.
tive mind than Miss Bremers, would find it
difficult to conceive of dove provided with
such beak and talons as those with which
the Mississipian grapples his prey.
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kNHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS,

WHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS,
w AND A SWEET BREATH.-All these bene-
fits derived from the of Germans Delightful
Tooth Wash. 1t is used and recommend by the
and preserve the teeth from decay; it will all
diseases of the gums and impart healthy and fra
grant odor TO the breath. Prepared only by Francis
German. Druggist, Philadelphia For sale wholesale
or retail by r. X. DUVAL BRO. Richmond, and
all Druggists, at only Is cents per bottle.
oc 29-3m*
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
I,1nNnAY MnRNINli ocTopER 81. lsss.
Russia and Turkey.

Wa should think that these two Govern
nen.s would feel the necessity of at least .
email eight to satisfy the expectations which
abe;r belligerent attitude has created in the
mind of the world. No blood. however. has
20. been spilled. We are told, nevertheless
that "war is inevitable" and we say empha-
scally, "let il come" 1t cannot come too
soon for the credit of the principal parties to
The quarrel. 1t lie undignifed in two great
posentates to be squaring away at each o.ner
for months, and protesting that, u men
friends don't hold them, they Will come 70
hlows. Their friends should not hold them
they should let them go. and permit them to
relieve themselves Of their excessive bile
unless the Sultan fights in fifteen days from
his notice. we shall believe that the grand
.r,redv which has been advertised by every
steamer as coming of presently, will not
come off a. all. The audience is becoming
;mpatient. Let the curtain rise, and give us
at leas. one act Does the Gear intend toput
off devouring turkey till Christmas We
have little faith either in the Sublime Porte
or in the Ancient Nicholas" couple of
honest, straightforward and old-fashioned
Russian and Turkish rulers would have had
all Europe by the ears by this time. The
breed of fighting cocks is becoming extinct
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS

price 81 Is. "A"'H"'
Marx Hurdlestone, or the Two Brothers; by Mrs.
Miles TIemenhere, or the Love Test; by Annette
Marie Mailard. authoress of 1.-THE Cornp1sory Ma.
riage," &c, muslin, IS cts ~
Modern Flirtations, Novel; by Catherine Sipc!a;r.
muslin, Is cts -'
The Artist Wife and other Tales; by Mary Howis.,
Inusn IS cts.
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives; by Catherine
Sinclair, muslin IS cts.
, Dick Wilson, the Rumsellers Victim; by JOHN K
Cornyn, muslin, 81.
The Heroines of History; by John s. Jenking nus
hp. 81.
Greet Truths by Great Authors. a Dictiona-y of
Aids to Reflection; from writers of all ages and both
hemispheres, muslin, 81 50.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes with Biograph-
ieal Sketches; edited by James o. Brsymsu, Esq,
muslin, 81. rs-
For sale by JAMES B. GJBB
&C % No. So, Main street. opposite CITY Hotel
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
~ AT REDUCED PRICES-Ye ara ins, 49,

ceipt Of Ae just ~ re-
1eo yards Of plain colored and Glace s;Its -.
css ranging from s7s TO 81 Is per yard. worb s p
-, ALSO
Elegant rich Plaid and Brocade Silks
yard. worth 7j cents a" fz eshS per
rnnted Cashnercs at a cts, worth 81
Misses hnest quality Kid Gloves all color, 81
white, at size per pair 90 sS0''' Sad
E Kich colored and black SILK yelvets, for CLOAK.
SaIl9on . pointed and plain Velvet Trimuipgs
prices - ~e faiseey' a az
full assortment of Ladies' and Misses Gss.,-,
ana onoes5at lower prices than ever.
For good bargains, call at the store Of
HART MOSES
oe<S 69 Main STREET
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE

LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
" Leaves TUESDAY Afternoon at o'clock
for New York via Norfolk. by the eegant Side Vince
steamship JAMESTOWN, L. Parrish Commander
Freight received to-day, Monday, weather permit
ting at u o'clock, and up to the hour of O'clock
NJ, Tuesday, the LIST November. @
Passengers can secure their berths and tickets at
our Office, Southside of Basin
They are requested to be on board before hour of
departure, O'Clock, z. M
,PasseDgars taking this ship for Norfolk, will be
charged the same rs by the River Boats.
Passage and meals, including stateroom accommo-
dations 10 New York, only $40. ~
Steerage passage only s..
The Roanoke leaves every FRIDAY afternoon at
O'Clock.
oc 3l-2t LUDLAM & WATSON,
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Ey~ PHOENIX bANK.-Tne Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by FL. T. PAIRo
& Co; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
22-ts
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NALL AND SEE THEM.-GUNS, Pts

4 NALL AND SEE THEM.-GUNS, PIS-
~ Tolls, RIFLES Gc.-The undersigned would
respectfully call the attention of strangers visiting
the city to his extensive assortment, among which
may be found double and single barrel Guns ranging
in prices from So to Sl25. Shot Belts Powder Flasks
Game Bags, Percusslan Caps, Canister Powder,
Dam Bottles, Leather Drinking Cups, Dog Whips,
Revovers single Sef-cocxing Pistols Bowie Knives,
Money Belts, Walking Canes all of which are offer
ed at such prices cannot fail to give satisfaction
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns, &c.
N. B. Guns stocked in the best manner, altered
into percussion, and repairs of all kinds nsatly
cpted. or 91--iw
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sY T. J. CARSON co, NOS. Al AND 4S
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l8-1y
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E,DGEMoNT HoUsE.--very desirable
- ROOMS can be had at the Edgernopt -
SITUATED on the south aide Of Main between e,h Vs.
th streets for persons Visiting the city, ana sI.a
Tor permanent boarders. few day bosrss,. s as
also be accommodated ~ ~ = car
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To- ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall, Richmond, Va. sc 6-ly
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tR- HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner OF
Deeds &C., for New York Pennsylvania, North Caro-
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
sc Sim
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NOR HIRE-One middle aged MAN, as

ID HORTON KEACH, Hosiery, Yarn,
III . Trimming aud Variety Store, No. 81 Main st.,
R,cbmond Va, Manufacturer of Ladies' Dress Trim
mngs Furniture, Upholstery and Taiors' Trim
uiurs, &C. &C Sl--St
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DOINTER DOG LOST.-On the 18th

DOINTER DOG LOSI.-On the 18th
i of this month"; white and liver-colored POlN-
TER, answering to the name of CARLO" was lost
in the city of Richmond. When last seen, he was
on Governor street. He is large Dog, rather poor
and the end of his tail had been cut of; He wore
collar, with the name of x. h. alexander ON it.
Any returning him to the Dispatch office, will
eeive reward of s. and questions will be asked
nc 9l-St e.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 20

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Fop
= 4 fALk-- Mrs. DAVENPORT. Istsnd;as 49,. !.
g remove from the city, offers for sale r,,v.1s'
y ner r ndenee on 3rd street. between Gr.n1 ~
ne entire stock Of house hold ara Eiseaaa
ahi.nre. Most Of the furniture IL city made ~
ebsse are invited TO esd and exsmfne. = ps2-
For safe Also. an eizibIe PEW Ia the ia 49,.
1nslcn; mich viii be sold ow, the family bsysa
$500 80 ~ y. Nt-1Gf.
HAVE FOR SALE--City of Kiehnor5
lga5 and 1bsG ia"oj isoeefnaDis In
suite . per cent. redsemsble in 1857 and 1ss9
va. central X Mortgage Coupon Bonda--ig-s
City Of Petersburg Coupon EguSs--Iasa iet@~
Chesapeake and Ohio Caral bonds gns,.n..
State. Fedeemabfe 1894 se@shses1 ~
James River and Kanawha Canal BONDS. rssas,-.
bic lB75-snd other Stocks 4pplv h fo@se9S-
BROWN, e., Stock grof.,
oflee-opgosts Bank Of Virginia. D'V@'fs
DC 26-WSA3t
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. BRICKEN

M EDICAL CARD.-DR. BRICKEN
1Nl respectfully tenders to the citizens of Rich
mond and TO strangers visiting the city, his profes
sonal services in the treatment of ell diseases medi
cal and surgical. He will also attend promptly upon
obstetrical cases; and the examination into the
health and physical condition of negroes offered for
sale. His office is Pearl Street, opposite the Pc
nitentary Store, where he may be and consult
ed daily, between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, and
from to o'clock, and at all hours Of the night.
. oc 2Q-s.tS
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R~ AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
Sc 15-ly Formerlydt Joness Hotel Philadelphia.
CS ROPER 4 MURRAY, UNDERTAKINGS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin
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THREE VALUABLE LOTS ON TEp
\. = CORNER OF THIRD AND CLAY sTRFFrs
rGh sA .ld one Of them fronting thirty.ons
70 an alley One of them 10 improved bv = -, ~
nniis nilics With two rooms. For terns enouirs -
Dr. MCARTY, at the Edgeuont House. VI
oc22--Gft "
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY IA neat
l. FRAMED TENEMENT, containing four rooms
two wardrobes in one room and two closets in
for small family, in a pleasant improving and re.
tired neghborhood, within fifteen minutes walk of
the Capitol and End market. Apply at this office.
oc 20-ts
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TT THOMAS w. KEESEE, AucrIosEER
tohce with Geo J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl sreet) will
attend to the sale of every description OF MER.
CHANDlSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
oc7-dim
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/ OST.-Iost on Thursday night, between

I OST.-Lost on Thursday night, between
IL the Theatre aud the head OF Broad street, a
black morocco POCKET BOOK, containing SasIs
rally rewarded by leaving them at This ONCE
&C Sl-lts
EOR HIRE-One middle aged MAN, as
IL an excellent house servant and carriage driver;
one ne MAN as general laborer and driver one ex
eellent coarse Ct RPENTER, and one BOY as house
servant. Apply 10 NJ. oOuLDlN.
oc SLIT Generai AGENT 6overnorH.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
On and after November LIST, the passenger train
will leave Richmond at twenty-five minutes past
o'clock A. NJ and stop for breakfast at the Junction
&C PIN Z. ii. GILL. Sup L
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Il LICkS.-Just received, large and beautiful
Stock of the above, which will be sold extremely
cheap at VIM WALSH'S,
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks, &c, No as
oc29 Main Street, Sign of the Boot.
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IAME WHISKEY, the best and purest
M article in the market for sale only by
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| OST-A pair of PANTS for small
II boy, Broad Street. between Ist and 9th sts.-
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them
at I06 Main Street. &C 29-2t
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Illil BOXES good Cheese, 100 boxes
INV Imitation English Dairy do. For sale By
&C 29-6t TINSLEY BRYANT.
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STEAMER BELVIDLRE-FOR BAL
~ TlMORE AND PHlLADELPHIA-Fre ght re-
ceived to-day. Monday at u O'Clock, weather per
uniting; and up to the hour tf O'Clock, P. NJ Tues
day. November list. for above places also for Wheel.
ing. Pittsbnrs, CINCINNATI, and the South and Yves,
generally
oc SI-2t LUDLAM L. WATSON
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I OST OR MTSLAID.-A NEGOTIA

/ OST.-On Sunday night, the 23d Octo-
- Der, between Thomas Darracott's, near the New
Market, and the LIST Baptist Church, a GOLD BRA
CELET with three Cameo SETS each set having face
engraved on it. The finder will receive suitable
reward and the thanks of the owner by leaving it
the store of StebbiDs, Darracott l. Co.. or that of
Merchant Weisiger. oc2j
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FLEE CHE 5, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that have Just received by the
steamer Jamestown, a 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.
SELF X. C. HOBSON.
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* RBLS. TAR just received and for
oe2 WILLIAM EoGLEsToN.
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EENDERS.-We have in store large
4 and wel-seected stock of Brass, Green, Bronz'd,
Japanned Wire and Nursery Tenders, suitable for
coal and wood fire places.
Brass, Japanned, Bronz'd and Plain Androns, Brass
Mounted, Steel aud Polished Fire Irons Coal Scut-
ties, Cinder shovels, Trivets, &c For sale by
oc % VAN LEW TAYLOR 10 Main ar
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EOR LYNCHBURG.--The canal boat
CLINTON, Captain Donald, is now ready to
receive freight and viii leave on ednesday full
not full.
oc St-3t A. 8. LEE.
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G9 BATHS, BATHS, SAIhS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and shampeoing Saloon, under the
American Hotel--entrapce 18th street
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for ST. OCT
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~ TO BUILDERS AND oTHPRs-The un.
dersigned will furnish to Builders aud others, LII NJ
Der and TIMBER, of every description, of the
the most reasonable prices to be delivered at Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL q. MAYO, Esq, at his office
under the Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street. will
be duly attended to.
oc6-dSm SAMUEL r. RISSFLI
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CUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR-Fronl
~ the Mt. Scion Miils. McCluass, Genito and City
Mills warranted, for sale by
oc 81 j. FRY, s5 Gary st.
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THHE LUSTRAL HAIR TONIC-Pre-
Il pared only by BENNETT l. BEER. Drug
giSts. has received the sanction and approval OF the
fashionable community, not only an elegant pre-
parahon to dress and beautify tue hair but the best
of all the numerous TONES for keeping the hair from
falling out, removing dandruf, and promoting It's
growth. Sold in bottles at % and 50 cents each.
ccS3
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10 B. W.: STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Practices in all the
Courts of Henrco, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his ofice)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish.
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to. s...
Office, No. 81, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Fly
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" JOB AND CARD PRINTiNG.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description OF
PRINTING on reasonable terms as elsew here in
the city, well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and specimens
EFS Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc 3-dtf
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MERCER POTATOES Fine North
lN1 ern Mercer Potatoes always on hand and for
sale by GEO. /, HERRING,
&C y Opposite II. aud Depot.
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TANNERS OlL.-25 barrels No. /. re-
= eeivins ON consignment. For sale by
DS 81 i I INV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-31

MT j. MICHELBACHER, assisted by
Ay1 experienced American Teacher, will open,
MONDAY. the Slst of October, NIGHT
SCHOOL, from TO 10 O'Clock, for adults; particular
" for foreigners who learn the English Lam
guage, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.
For terms, apply to Mr.. NJ, corner of Broad and
9th streets. oc 29-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-31

SUGAR HOUSE MOL ASSES Cod6eh
~ Brazil Sugar Fine Salt, w I.s,o,, III ~
nned hskey. HydIap ic G. me, {. tsr "a = nv
oc5i DAVkNPO4 AI,EN ~ RI I