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CCONOMY Is ITSELF A GREAT IN

E1CONOM4 Is ITSELF A UKEAI IN
II COME.-D. A. SMITH, French Polisher and
Varnisher, between Ash and 9TH Streets next door
Mr.. Hckson's China Store informs the public in gen
era that he has commenced business in the above
line, TO repair polish and varnsh Furniture equal to
new having been in that business for the last twenty
years; and he that with strict his
business he will not fail please those who may have
such Furniture TO repair
N. B.-Any lady or gentleman wishing it done at
their houses can be accommodated by calling at my
place, between 18th and hstreets at Mr.. Hick-
sons China Store, at Mr.. Bartholomew's. Watch
maker, Governor street. At either place they can
leave their orders, where they will meet with the
strictest attention no 9-3m
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~ B. w STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. - Practices in ali the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city,
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
the taking of Dispositions lin out of his oifce)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Renquish.
ments of Dover, &C. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended TO.
Office, No. 30, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
ID 1,r
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, one of those
Il new HOUSES on the South side of Main, be-
tween 7th and Sch The House is three stories
high above the basement, has four passages and ten
rooms all handsomely finished and built of the best
materials, with all the modern Improvements and
conveniences, such gas, water closets bathing
70 IN, &c. &C. Good kitchen, servants rooms, &c.
Terms accomm odating. Apply to
no Plot GODDlN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
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T. Il E A r r e.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

CARPETING S, RI G S, &c.
WE have in store the most complete and
w extensive assortment ia the city of CARPET
INGS, RUGS, DOOR MATS, PIANO COVERS, Ia
BILE COVERS, &C.. of the best English and Ameri-
can manufacture, which will be pleased to show
at our CARPET WAREROOM, 95 Main street.
In our stock of CARPETINGS will be found in
great variety of patterns, styles and colors,
INGRAIN-of different qualities and prices
THREF-PLY-of superior finish
TAPESTRY-from the cheapest qualities made, to
the most superior English goods
VELVETS-of beautiful! designs and best quality
With assortment of Venetian CARPETING for
Passages and Stairs, Rag, Hempen Cotton and Wool
CARPETING.
All which we will sell as cheap as similar goods
can be had for in the United States
RICHARDSON & CO.,
no 12-St* 50 Main street.
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EOR SALE BY J. BROWN, JR.-4O
j shares VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK
created in 1886.
s., 600 VA. STATE SIX PER CENT. STOCK, re-
deemabe LIST January, 1870.
J.BROWN, JR.. Stock Broker.
OfHce-nnnns1fa Rarlkn f Va &c 2S-EN M
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LIMITED STATES HOTEL AT RICH
u MOND. VIRGINIA, FOR RENT OR LEASE.

u MOND. VIRGINIA, FOR RENT OR LEASE.
The UNITED STATES HOTEL. formerly the
Union Hote) is for rent lease. 1t is situated IN
the city of Richmond at the corner of Main and 10Th
streets, quite the Dock which is soon to be
completed, and very convenient the depots Of the
Danville and Central Railroads
The Hotel was thoroughly altered and repaired
about three years ago, and is in the m ost per-
feet order and the conveniently arranged of any
other in the city. 1t has Recommendations equal
any other Hotel in the place. and presents fattering
inducements to any one disposed to engage IN hotel
manner.
Richmond is daily increasing in wealth, enterprise
and population and the location of this Hotel, i'll
part OF the city where business is soon to centre,
recommends it TO those who may wish to engage Ill
the business
There is ample patronage for several other hotels.
The rent win be reasonable to a good tenant.
For terms, &c., application may be made to
GODDIN u APPERSON,
no r. 10 Richmond, Va.
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w TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRS.-The un-
designed will furnish to Builders and Others, Luz NJ
Der and TIMBER, of every description of the
best quality, for Building and othe. purposes, at
the most reasonable prices, be delivered Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U MAYO, Esq. at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hall. franklin street. will
be duly attended to.
I'm T., p Il,
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rY-DR. WIN. II. MlLNoR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, la the cities Of NEW YORK aud
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave TO tender to the eth.
zens of Richmond his services in ell the branches
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor sifeets'
trace street no 7--Sms
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EALL TRADE-lS53-CH &

EALL TRADE-lo53-CH IL
Il LATHROP, No. 80 MAIN STREET, have
received their stock of DRY GODS suitable
for the Fail and Winter, to which they invite partic-
alar attention.
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, SILKS color'd and black,
embracing every STYLE pattern, and quality CASH
MERES and MOUSLIN De LANES, all qualities
and newest designs; plaid SILKS and Merino
PLAIDS French Merino, all coors; French Prints,
best quality; Enbroideres Collars, Sleeves, Caps,
Bands Edgngs nsertings, Infants Dress and Hdkfs'
Cloaks newest Paris styles of Velvet, Cloth and Silk;
HOSIERY-A complete assortment of Ladies' and
Cbildren's Silk Cotton and Wool Hose, all sizes -
Housekeeping Goods, complete assortment; also,
CARPETING -English Carpets, Rugs Mats &c;
imported direct from the celebrated mandatory OF
Messrs Crosby Sons, and cannot be surpassed for
beauty of design briliaucy ofcolors by any Goods
price and quality, together with Crumb Cloths, Book
nes Mattings Floor and Furniture Oil Cloths, Starr
Linen, Table and Piano Covers;
Sc q CHRISTIAN u LAIdhOf.
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Tv BATHS, BATHS, bAIhS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampoong Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on llth street.
Single Bath Is cents or five tickets for 81, OCT
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EFT his residence, on Tuesday, the LIST
IL of November Mr. JOHN HURLEY. He is
about 81 years of age has dark hair, black eyes and
is about ) fee inches high. He had on at the time
a blue dress coat blue overhauls and white hat,
and some $50 or 500 in money; and last seen on
Mayos Bridge. As his friends apprehend he may
have met with serious accident, and anxious to
hear something of his Whereabouts any information
concerning him will be thankfully received By his
distressed wife, Mr.. John W. Davis, the south
side of the Dock. 10 ll-SLN
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DURCELL, LADD g. CO, DRUG

l. GlSTS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
DYES, VARNfSHES, WINDOW GLASS. &c No.
80 MAIN STREET, CORNER ATR, RICHMOND, Va
Offer for sale in lots TO suit purchasers their usual
large and varied assortment embracing the following,
in part-2300 lbs. superior Indigo: hhds best Mad.
der; 25 bbs. No. Castor Oil Is do Spirits Turpen.
tine; 500 kegs superior Carb Soda; Is bbls Vanishes
Is do Burning Fluid; 500 kegs White Lead, dry and
oil; 800 kegs Zinc Paint, in oil; % cases Chrome,
green and yellow; 5000 lbs. Red Lead and Ltharge;
500 ounces Sulph Quinine; 50 boxes CASTLE Soap;
bbls. Cream Tartar; 100 dozen Yeast Powders; 10
refined Borax 2Ooe gallons Lamp Oil; 20 bbls
Tanners Oil; 20 do Alcohol; 25 bags Pepper; 1000
boxes Window Glass French and American; 25 bags
Carter's Spanish Mixture; Bulls, Sands and Town.
sends Sarsaparia; Farrelps Arabian Linlment; Mus
tang Linment; Lyons kathairon; Barry's Tricephe-
patent medicines at the proprietors' lowest pnces
N b. Particular attention - packing and forward
ing orders. PURCELL, LADD CO.,
au p 90 Main street. corner l4th.
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u HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY T
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner OF
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ono,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen,
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal ana
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office ON Franklin near Governor street.
Go o rn
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rY-TEA! TEA!! TEAT!I-Those buying IT, TEAS
will please bear in mind that HULST u hiNg ar. are
FRESH TEAS at wholesale prices THOSE VINO
wish to save money will observe the iolowlne PR
der at IS and so cents extra fine Gunpowder and I'M.
perial at only 81: extra ooons Black az 80 and %
cents, and splendid English Breakfasr lea az only
62i cents per pound. HcLSiS ,htNS,
Frank,in street, opposite the Old Market.
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w JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well every other kind OF PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Cali and see specimens.
-. Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc S-dtf
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EOR NEW ORLEANS. The A | ship
h GIVEN, Capt. Given, now ct Port Wathall, will
sail in few days for the above port. For of
Tobacco, &C., apply to
no 9-6tt BEV. CLOPTON.
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lust RECEIVED.-In store, large

lust RECEIVED.-In store, large
~ and splendid collection of Ladies' Cabinets Mar
bic Top Washstands Mahogany and Cherry Ward
gany Extensive and Leaf Dining Tables; Hair-cloth
Spring Seat Sofas Tete-a-Tetes, lounges Mahogany
Spring Parlor Chairs; Maple Cane Seat, Rocking aud
Nurse Chairs; Secre taries, Writing Desks, Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattrasses-with every article in the
Furnishing Line. Strangers and citizens wGuld do
we'll in examining Stock before purchasing else
where. ALEX. MOTT Co.
no Plot Opposite City Hotel
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7 AIDES WORK BOXES, &c.-Rose-
IL wood and Papier Maehe Work Boxes, furnished
and unfinished; Writing Desks of Rosewood and
Mahogany; Odour Boxes, Portfolios Backgammon
Boards, Castanets, Dice and Dice Boxes, &e. For
sale at BULKLEY CO.'S,
nos 1S7 Main St
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ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-
N ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
two doors from the corner of that and Man, opposite
the Dispatch office, where he will be found ready to
any and all who may entrus their business with
him; in the discharge OF which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names subscribed below.
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Ty RUSSIA AND TURkEY.--The prospects q
vance in price OF all necessary articles except
sIMoNS' DAGUERREOTYPEs. And as far as this
nsef article Is concerned, readers have no rea.
son TO fear for we are assured that II cid Nick should
sneceed in giving Turkey bdstiHs, SIMONS' besut-
full Pictures would remain the same Is ever, both 10
quality and price. no ii
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IAMESn EILFTT

REFERENCES Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM. w. Crunip, James Lyons, ESQ, MessEs. Goddin
Il Apperson, Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq, Messrs.
Dudley 4 johnson, Messrs. n. b. l. c. b. Hill, and
Messrs r. II. Dickinson Il Brother. &C 24--dts
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~ AT GOLDSMITH'S Cheap Store. No. fl Main
street.-Just received large lot of Neede-worked
Collars; also Paids for dresses and scarls; Plaid,
Chan and Figured Silks; also ba gains in Apa
cas- Merinoes Flannels Blankets Sattines, Ribbons,
Sack Cloths, Piano Covers, Ginghans, and lots of
other goods Call early if you want to get the first
cholce no 10
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~ PHOENIX BANK-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed III Richmond by II. T. PAIRO
CO.. in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
Sc 22-ts
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re- THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the Office Of
a. nas1ts WIN. N. TiNsLEY.
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rHOATE'S EULOGY. A Discourse
Odeyered before the Faculty, Students aud AIuIa-
nj of Dartmouth College, the dag preceding Com.
menceinent, July n, 1885, commemorative of Daniel
For sale BY GEORGE NJ. WEST,
MOB Next 10 Post Ofice.
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wT. j. CARSON & co, NOS. Al AND 4s
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort-
rnent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l3-ly
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WHO WANTS BARGAINS IN DRY

W GOODS l-For if you do, you can find them
at GOLDSMITH'S Cheap Store No. Al Main street,
as he is just receiving fresh supply of Goods at
much less price than usual such Domestcs of all
sorts Silks, Hosiery Cloaks Blankets ShawIs of all
styles, Curtain Muslin and Fringes, Flannels and va
Tous other Goods He only solcits call, as he well
knows that he can suit and every body at prices
mat cannon fa1l TO suit the purchasers. no IA
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ELOUR-15 barrels Swoope's Family
i Flour; lco barrels Trinibe and Valley Mills Elk
ira DO. For sale by
nols E.. H. SKINNER, Cary st.
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lRANGES.-29 barrels Havana Oranges
Min good order, and for sale by
no Ia +. II. SKINNER, Cary st.
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IiOR RENT--A very desirable Lodging
II Room over the store Of the suhscrlbsrs 80,
no II BULKLEY Il CO.
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WHO WANTS TO BUY GOOD REA-
EIFE'S STEEL PENS.-GEOkGE NJ

4 WEST has this day received new lot Of the
above Pens. which suit writers better than
any others. The point is curved, to enable the wri
ter to them without catching in the paper The
price of the barrel Pen is p for box of one
dozen, 81 per gross The smaller Pen is IL cents
for box of one Dozen 81 per gross.
no 10 l4fh ST., near the Post Office.
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VNUkRIA Lie cases direct
u from the manufacturer In Spain. For sale by
mold DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO
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TENDERS AND ANDIRONS "A fur
j, Their supply Of the above just received and for
sale by ~
polf bGLhLEI 9 ~.
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CNEED'S EXTRA FLOUR-l50 bbls.
- nearly equal to family, for sale by ,
10 Il JOHN H, CLAIBORNE.
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GUANO! GUANO t.-5t0 Tons qua
N NO for sale. to arrive in the next ten dsys-
Price So per ton, delivered in Richmond psPoss "
= mos sas la''' S. MsGRupER's SONS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-26
NUMBER n.

ANgcDoTE OF GENERAL JACKSON
An anecdote describes thing that hap
pened very rarely; it states how Gen.
Jackson got frightened.
This occurred soon after the attempt
made to assassinate him, an event which
/ naturally aroused the fears Of his friends
for his safety, and they recommended to-
him the utmost caution against exposing
himself to any more such attacks. One
afternoon, he was reclining in demo-
cratic sort of way, on sofa in one of tho
rooms of the White House. alone smo-
king pipe. About this period, new
foreign minister, from Portugal.wc think,
unaccustomcd to Republican simplicity,
bad arrived, and went up to the White
House to pay the General a visit. He
was attired IN full Court costume, all be-
discncd with gold lace, &C., and wearing
sword No one happened to be there
to in roducc him, and lie found bis way
unannouned into & C room where Gen.
Jackson was lazily ruminating upon his
recent narrow escape from the pistol Of
an assassin. The sudden appearance Of
the Minister, reused the old man from
his rcverics, and he gazcd at the intru-
der with astonishment, not altogether
unmingle1 with fear. As lie proceed
cd to bow and grimacc at desperats
rate, Gen. Jackson could stand it no
longer. but seizing a chair brandishcd it
before him, and in stentorian voice cried
out, "In the name of God who and what
are you" The Portuguese Minister o n
managed to give him au idea of who and
what he was, when Gen. Jackson sent
down to his kitchen for French cook
he had, to act as interpreter, and in this
way they managed to have a satisfacto-
ry Observation-Disclosures PcnnSyi-
udnidn
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the actor was determined, let the conse-
qucnces be what they might, to keep the
promise which he had made to the father
of his love.
And he did keep it. in truth ; and so
well, that the young Indy, on seeing what
kind of coarse, nbject, clownish person
she had given her heart to, felt as if it
would break In fact, the actor had
caused thousand inconvenience, and
concluded by insulting the guests so
grossly, that most of them were anxious
to leave. In a word, the scene became
so stirring, that, as soon as dinner was o.
yer, the young lady herself, indignant
and outraged, had the servants called
and the actor pushed outside the door.
But her cousin, her affianccd, arrived
in the evening. lie recognized the Gel.
cbrated actor The latter related to
him how he had just broken his own ties
annihilated himself by an odious role, in
an incredible comedy of the bon tom
he told him the whole affair The young
lady discovered that she had been duped
by an admirable rusc-that the man she
had loved, and who loved her, had been
inundated to the cxigincies of her father.
She saw her cousin no more with pleas
urc She detcstcd him from that time
forth, and when pressed to determine on
being married to him, she would give
way to her feelings in reproaches, and
disappear.
Tho whole of the next day was passed
in despair by the banker, and in uneasi-
ness and jealousy by the cousin. They
finally concluded that the young lady
had gone to join her lover. aud they has
tened to take her from him. A fact
soon proved to them that their suspicious
were we'll founded then the justices
were applied to, in order to have the
ravisher arrested.
But the artist had not accepted the sa-
crifice of the young lady He avowed
his courageous subterfuge of the prcvi.
evening, and that he loved his admircr
to distraction; but he did not wish that
she should be lost, dishonored He cat
cchised her, persuaded her, and brought
her back to her father at the very mo
mcnt that the latter was in search of him.
The father understood the legal better
than the passionate expression of this
unexpected denoucment, and, gradually
touched. moved, conquered, it struck
him he could do nothing better than to
give the actor his daughter he being the
most honorable and honest man he had
ever met.
"Well, who is the hero of this tale ~
it will probably be asked. "Bressantc,
Brindeau. latentains. or some elegant
lover of Gymnasium, or of the Comedic
Franchise ~
No. 1t happened to be the actor Gar
rick, who was SO much esteemed that at
his death his funeral pail was borne by
the Duke of Devonshirc, Lord Camden.
Earl Spencer. and Viscount Palmerston,
followed by fifty mourning carriages,
containing the most of the English no.
bility. But NJ. Melville, who has made
comedy out of this anecdote, has at
tributed it to George Sullivan and it
is under the title of Sullivan that the
piece obtained, on the lith November
at the Theater Francais, such brillian,
success.
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A Beautiful Extract.

The editor of the Knickcrbocker at
tributes the following TO TX Marvel, aud
it is certainly worthy Of him:
Last evening we were walking leisure.
ly along, the music of the choirs in three
churches came floating out into the
darkness around us, and they were all
new and STANCE tunes but one; and that
onc-it was not sung as We have heard
it, awakened train of Iong-buricd men,
ories, that rose to us even as they were
before the ccmetry of the soul had a
tomb in it,
1t was the sweet old 'Corinth' they
were singing-strains we have seldom
hcarcd since the rose color of life was
blanched; and we were in a moment
back again to the old village church.
and it was summer afternoon and the
yellow sunbcams were streaming TIN ough
the west windows, and thessilver hair Of
the old deacon, who sat in the pulpit
was turned to gold in its light, and the
minister, who we used to think could
never die, so good was he, had 'applica.
ton and 'cxhortation' and the village
choir were singing the last hymn, and
the tune was Corinth
1t is ycars-wc dare not think Low
many since then. and the prayers of
David the son of Jesse, are ended and
the cLoir are scattered and gone. The
girl with blue eyes that sang alto, and
the girl with black eyes, that sang air
the eyes of the one were like clear
juno heaven at noon.
They both became wives, and both
mothers, and they both died. Who shall
say that they are not singing 'Co-inth
still, where Sabbaths never wanc, and
congregations never break up2 There
they sat, Sabbath after Sabbath, by the
square column on the right of the lead
er, and to our young cars, their toner
were the very soul of music That col
umn bears still their pcncillcd names. a:
they wrote them in those days in lifc's
June, lS3-, before dreams or change had
overcome their spirits like q summer.
cloud.
Alas that with the old singers most
of the swcetcr tones had died upon the
air but they lingcr in memory, and
they shall yet be sung in the sweet re
union of song. that shall take place by
and by, i'll house whose columns are
beams Of morning light, whose ceiling i.
pearl, who floors are gold, and where
hair never turns silvcry, and heart.
never grow old Then she that sang al
to, and she that sang air, will be in thcil
| places once more"