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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTaI
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

GALE OF HOUSE WITH GAR
~ DEN ATTACHED. IN THE TOWN OF SID.
EEY, NEAR THE AIR GkOUNDS.-Oa FRI
pay, id November, 1854. at II o'clock P. M upon
the premises. will be sold the Framed House and
Lot occupied By Nj John George Beam, in the town
interesting with Clarke st The house Is nesriv
new aud in good order; the lot fronts I25 feet and
runs back rs feet to Short ct.
Any one disposed to purchase residence rstired
yet convenient to most parts of the CITY, would do
well to look at this property.
TERMS-One-thrd cash balance at T. and 19
months, with interest added and secured BY trust
deed TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
&C &c Anrt.
INSTRUMENTATION above sale is postponed
to FRIDAY next, Nov. i0ih. (no4) EW
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FUTUKE D4Ys
By G0nDIN "A APPERaoN.


AND LOTS IN MANCHEc-
- IE1 E0R SALE AT AUcTIONs-wilI hs
,os1 &c nATuRDAY Afternoon tbs 18th Novsnher,
M.a nsW frlmed D. elne on the Northern side 81
d ssrest, In Manchester. now occupied By
p.,wasA'r Avis. the residence Of Mr.. .. II.
. TIE house has large rooma besidss cIo-
watsr nv tus1e - = ~e's " eAssAAs1s
the ssls Of the DWELLING viii be sold ssvesal
Tssssme Building Lots adjoining.
# 70 80 of the dwelling one-third cash; balance
i .rs ne ~ months For tbs Lots one-.hi,d cash;
!. ats and months. In either casa. for nsso.
,sss nos 4; osstins interest," and title retained ill
nos eoDDIN ArrERsoE. Aues.
Most VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
. nc On CARY AND 9Th STs. FOR SALE AT
81 1,asrIcoN--Wfl be sold on "WEDNESDAY, Nov
sLn, Iso4 on the premises. commencing at A o,clock
those desirable and excellent buit brick Dwell
Ins:1s me corner of 9Th and Canal Streets one Of
wnien . oscupie by Mr.. VIM. Wallace the other By
az; q. . Crouch These tenements have been bui /
Wnin tne last ~ wears, and now in good order
AHeI Which will be sold that large new brick
NJ aan dwelling now in the occupancy Of Mr.. T.
ehs sitaated on the South side Of Cary between
fousnee and Adams sts., fronting so feet running
back 100 feet to alley.
IEaMs-one-fourth cash; balance at 4 and u
ior neEottable notes. interest added secured
Dy a Irust deed brittle retained.
0eS GODDIN L APPERSON. Aucts.
=: S--Aiter the sale of the first mentioned house,
WI, o. soid two lots with small tenement On enc
Oh thein situated the North side of Cary between
9th and 1th streets adjoining Msssrs Rasisnd,s new
leo feet to an alley. Terms az above
not GODDIN 4 APPTRSON Auet.
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RAyAGEs OF CHOLERA AT MEssINA

BosToN. Nov. 4.-The correspondent of the Atlas
at MarseiIles states that the English Consul there
has received reliable Information of the fearful
ages of the Cholera at Messina, which place has
been devastated In terrible degree. Sixteen
thousand persons had already fallen victims out of
q population of 40 900 persons.
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FixH.-Last Saturday night, about midnight, Mr..
Clsrxs large Gang mill was discovered to be on
IRE, and soon burned 10 the ground.
slight breeze blew from The east, which carried
the sparks and coals Of fire The Guy andotte
river - far ~ Col. Bufiiogton's.
II the breeze had been Ia the other direction tho
town must hsvs been reduced 70 sshss. ia soite Of
sii tbs Efforts thsi could have been made TO pre-
vent IT,
Ill ssppoaed 10 be the work Of On legendary
and reward Of $3.50 y offered. - GHyasdoae Her
Oct. a.
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SYRACUSE Nov IA man was found among the
salt works, badly bruised and nsensibe last Thurs
day, died last evening. Having had money in his
possession, 1t ia supposed that he was robbed and
murdered
Peter Kahler, who was tried and found guilty of
manslsughter yesterday. was to day sentenced to
auburn State Prison for the term OF three years
and six months.
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Rnax NEW YORK

FROM NEW fOhh. So
NV Yoax. Nov 1.-The supreme court has de-
MED the motion 10 Issue inandan,us wrif requir.
ing the officers Of the Parker Vein Company IL
transfer their stock
The q. s. naii steamer w ashington sailed ut noon
20 day for Southampton aud Bremen. She took
out one hundred and forty passengers and upwards
OF $4,000 In specie.
THE BKALE CASE. I'm the criminal court d
Philadelphia on Friday, d. P. Brown commenced
his argument on the motion for q new trial Ia the
case OF s. T. Beale, the dentist. He alleged ,hs,
the jury were riotous while out from the u,e Of
liquor, and that they sung the "Star spaneied Ban
mel, J" snd I'VE won't go home till morning
3 EDITORIAL DIFFICULTY SErTLEp-The Stanton
sindicafor states that the difficulty between q. T
Walker, Of the Valley Democrat, and Alfred w.
Jones' OF Page. which resulted in SANDER suit, has
been settled by the mutual withdrawal of anything
personally offensive in the written articles.
Jos. N. Woodward has sold one half of his hotel
in Staunton-she Woodward DEMONSTRATING fur.
nisure and appurtenances, to Thos j. Coalter, for
sl7 ,Oo0
Ex-senator Truman Smith, of Connecticut, has
resolved upon making New York city his future
home, and proposes resuming the practice of law
SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN.-Rev. Charles Bert
lett, member of the New York East Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. stationed at Darien
Conn, committed suicide By hanging himself on
Thursday in a state Of temporary insanity.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-J. King. of the guard
a. the Ohio State Pententisry, kas been arrested
the charge of em6ezzling about s. cG worth of pro-
perry fr tbs instut on and csnspring to release
9 couvct from prison.
Arrest At HAyASA-Augustine Montana ofNew
Orleans, has been arrested at Havana, his native
p on the chsrge Of being the Assassination of Cas-
tina3o. Several others are under arrest.
w. b. Snepperd. has resigned the nnayoralty of
Nashville, and Mdj X. Il. Ca,tleman has been elect
ed to fill the vacancy.
DR.. Steiner, venerable physician of Lockport, N
T., died Monday of cholera, brought on, it is 81
eyed, from eating oysters.
DR. r. Warren. homeopathic phy scian, died of yell
low fever in Jackson. Miss few days since.
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nscs 49, = d MONDAY. e. IL
vii III ~ 81 = - y 9sioss < - ssstss 80 q
lis TcSsees sssss $500 IT, hsnss as
81. s.s l y ssI:s: SS 8srss
RuA0fTUREs-lw Viii SEQ sel1 ......, - 81 s.
cssn;.ase scnss. e csspst 1sls "a nsSs,se g
,Se 81 : = fasns Deb nsssSs. IsSiss..
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING -As h.,f.... Z,
ocloek. viii sell let 81 Dry 0scds hesvv 49,. :.
ne fstershsm Ovsreoafs, Cas- Pants. Blssef co.
soOTs AND SHOES -Also le s.ses Bsoss -
Shoes. fresh aud Desirable
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL Dill

THE SOUTHERN MAIL DIFFICULTY.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-The difficulty between the
Post Master General and the South Carolina Rail.
road has been settled and The Mails will be carried
by the road tomorrow as heretofore
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DIR. GRAHAM TO BE PARDONED

NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-Reable dispatches from
New Orleans state that Governor Seymour has
promised the friends OF DIR Graham to pardon him
before he actually enters the State Prison On the
faith of this assurance his counsel allowed the time
for appealing to pass. DIR. Graham will be SEN
fenced after the election and will be pardoned at
once.
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LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERB READY-MADE CI.OTHING

LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERB READY-MADE CLOTHING.
N anticipation of very heavy trade du-
Il ring he State Fair, have had manufactured and
am in receiot this week of very large additions to
my stock of Winter Clothing comprising ell of the
Over Goats Fancy Cas- pants
Business Goats BLACK Doeskin an
Dress do Grey do do
Hunting do Sa,inett do
Vests in endless variety, of black and fancy velvet
Elk cashmere, satin, merino, &c.
Robe de Chambres
Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars Crayats
Ties Stocks, Hdkfs, Gloves, Suspenders Socks Mo.
ney Belts. &c Msrino and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers ~
India Rubber Goods, such a. Overcoats. Cioaks
Capes, Pants, Leggns. Chair Cushions &c., at manu-
fscturers prices.
All In want, respectfully solicited to give me
call My stock is q good deal too heavy for duh
winter and shall be greatly reduced before the close
OF the Fair at unusually low prices for cash.
J. d. GOODMAN. No. 1874 Msin st,
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. B Also, good supply Of Trunks and Carpet
Bags on hand Cash can get them withe ut profit
times are unusually hard-money is wanted.
oc H-d&cis j. D. G.
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FAILURE OF A NEW YORK SHIP BUILDER.
NEW York, Nov. Jacob A. Westervet the
present Mayor of this city. Jailed to-day His liza
bilities are very heavy. He was engaged in ship
building.
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CINCINNATI. Nov. The Auditor OF the State Of
Indiana has issued circular to the effect that he
will not sell the stocks and redeem the notes of such
banks as may be forced into liquidation, until be
shall have given sixty days notice thereof tn the
cities of New York, Loodon and Paris, and not even
then il he should think ii calculated to promote the
interest OF the to further postpone the sale
lie will furnish the stock at par however, in return
Tor notes, when the latter presented Ia sums OF
$1,000 or over.
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ND Csahssins Cypress aisd IL CiscinaAfi on Moa-
day night fson inshf cesssd by esas 81 rewaiss
sttsDttins teeutsT her house.
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BOARDING.,

DRIVATE BOARDING.-SeyeraI sin
L gle gentlemen. or gentlemen and their wives
can be accomme dated with board, and pleasant
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in small private
family. at the house Franklin street. een th
and 7th, opposite Mr.. VIM. c. Aliens row.
oc 27-Im*
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ST. CATHARIaEs, Nov 3.-CoNsTABLE SHOT
DEAD As Constable, name not mentioned who
was attempting to arrest a robber In Port Robinson
last night, was shot through the heart.
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VALUABLE BOOKS-PubIished by
J. w. RANDOLPH.-Dove's Masonic Text
Book, I'd edition.
Henning Munfo,d's, Virginia Reports vols,
new edition.
Jefferson's Notes on Virgins, with new notes and
corrections. by the author. SIS
Schoole1's Descriptive Geometry. s*
Memoirs and SeriI ons, of Rev VIM. Duyal.'
Uncle Robin, ". w Page. as s.
Williams on Water Cure and Bathing.
Norman, Burke aad Goode, on the Virginia
Springs.
Plantation and Farm Book, by Southern Planter
Rufin ON Calca-eous Manrres. * 7
At Agricultural Education. ,f7 3.
Rules of the Chancery Court and Court Of Ap-
peals. ~. =
Matthew's Guide to Commissioners in Chancery
Virginia Debates-179S
A. Cases Criminal, &c.-2 vols new edition.
Wythe's Virginia Reports, new edition.
Southern Sketches-Fun, Sentiment and Adyen.
IN lie.
Now Printing-Ruffn's Agricultural Essay and
Beverly's History of Virginia.
Books Published and Book Binding in apv styls at
12i Main st., Richmend. no4
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69t MAIN ST.. RICHMOND
~ TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIS NO. .S8-r
@52s9a The Subscriber would call
- - the attention of all who are suffer-
ing from defective vsion. his most complete and
handsome assortment Of SPECTACLES and EYE.
GLASSES that ever We're seen in this country. The
superior Glasses, and his skill OF applying the same
with success to all defects of the eye-as Myopia,
Presbyta, Presbytic .ambiyopia cataract and weak.
ness Of the Retina well known that they need
no mentioning. Thousands have been aided, aud the
eye preserved in natural state. If you wish your
eye properly trssted, do not purchase Spectacle
lise you would watch fng er-ring; but call for
the proper aid upon ole who has made this impor-
tant and delicate organ, Qhe eye) and the appIica
ton of Speetaces to the same, thorough study,
Call upon Z. MARKENS, Opticap, "a.
&C l6-dlm 69I Main ST
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Snow AT THE WHITE MouNTArss-A cores
pondeut OF the Newburyport Herald, writing from
the Alpine House, White Mountains states that he
was on Mount Moriah last week, and found plenty
of snow on the summit The snow 10 three feet
deep on the ton of Mount Washington.
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Jos. N. Woodward has sold e-half OF his hotel
in Staunton-she Woodward Misunderstanding fur.
niture and appurtenances, to Thos j. Coalter, for
si7 600
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FANCY GOODS, BASKETS AND

NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
IN spectfuly inform his friends and the public gen.
with choice and entirely new stock Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. he is now prepared
to satisfy the wants Of those wishing 10 purchase
their fall and winter goods, at the lowest net cash
prices. His stock consists in part Of the following
viz:
Fine plain, plaid fg'd, black and colored Silk from
Soc to So 90 - !.
Fire do do do Mouslins from 128c to 81
Calicoes and Domestic goods of all kinds great va
risty, =Ffsr~
Heavy Woollen goods for servants such as Satinetts
Kerseys, Linseys. &c.
Flannels. all wool; Dorset aud Canton Silks; Sat-
tin and Valencia Vestings, of all kinds; black and
coored Cloths Cassmeres &c. Also, good ass ort-
ment of Hosiery, Gloves, &c. -
JOHN L. SMITHER.
oc7-d1m No % Main ST.. Richmond, Va 3,
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GUPER PHOSPHATE LIME-De
~ Burg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lines
most superior fertilizer which has been fairly tested
and produced the rat sfacto-y re suits For the
merits of this article we fer to Mr.. Richard Samp.
son. Goech county; Maj. Jesse Sneed, Richmond
city; Mr.. Jos: Fuqua, Buckingham county; Mr.. Jesse
l.. Maury: Albemarle county; and others who have
used it. For sale by
s. McGRUDER,S SONS, Agents.
noz Richmond. va.
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Elk Senator Truman Smith, of Connecticut, has
resolved upon making New York city his future
home, and proposes resuming the practice of law
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY GOoDs-I have just opened an
entire stock of 100
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the most favorable terms am prepared to offer
great Inducements to purchasers. Among the A.
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of AL styles
EEbroideries and La~es
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons. &c.
esGss#s ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boy4 aud Ser
wants, Wear-with large stock Of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles
The public are respectfully invited to give me
CALL - am determined TO sell ~ cheap other
house In tbs city. II. RO6ENFELD, 81
se Ism IFS Bread 6. :.
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THO THE MEMBERS OF THE STATE

4 AGRICULTURAL FAIR, and others visiting
the city.-You respectfully invited to vist nv
Clothing Emporium No 1G3 Main st., where qua
rantee you will find the complete stock of Gen.
tlemen's Wearing Apparel, regards quality, varie-
ty, &c, offered TO the public. Cali aud examine
my stock, and will use every effort to give such sa-
tisfaction will induce you continue your patron
age HENRY SHAFER
no2 Lisle's Building les Main st
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DISTINCTIVE FIRF

BALrfaoax, Nov 5.-Massre knabc & Gable
extensive piano msuafactory ID this city w.a de.
ssroyed By fire last night. Theioss Il essimsisd =
900, on which there d an issursnoe Of oa,OU0
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BUSINESS HOUSE ON MAIN ST.
n FOR RENT-The large and admirably srrsn-
ged building on Main sire et adjoining Kent Paine
kents new store, and recently occupied by Nessrs
Pembertcn and Brother, is for rsrt, and Immediate
possession may be had. :
It's ocatten and Arrangement render IL decidedly
one OF the most desirable houses In the CITY for
iarse busine q. 49, ~
se % TAYLOR n wrTrJAus
MO FAMILY SHOULD az WIFI
IN OUT LE0NARD's COUGH sYRUrH;s
Instant Relief and Speedy Cure. Read the follow.
Ing &c rifcate one OF the many:
hIcRnoNp Jan 18Th, 1854. Mr.. Leonard Sir: !
have been troubled ~ith cough ~ years. and
h.ye had che best sdyes e physicians but found no
iicftatiou OF friend Of mine who gave ma bottle
and persuaded me TO Try 1t; SINCE which time have
been usug IT. lsbout fonught and hnd il hiss done
me more .eod than say advice Or nsideine hsvs
all who have OF may be affected with coughs eolds.
be-, &c. Respectfully sosr obj scrv't
r. RERKJRsON.
Col Myers Factory.
UrTe Be had Of I'll Druggists. and whoIssais ana
vssail Of MsssFs. PUhcEL I'll. AUD Z CO., sc nsin
street, A. rH06. L1unAaD. Govsrser. r.. aieh-
nonA. We.
Price q cents per bettls, oeN
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oc l7-2 awtN2tds piN Ar xaas;S.

RAlLROAD FOUNDRY IN FREDE-
-, - klCkSBURG FOR SALE-On FRIDAY. thu
loah DAY OF the present month. (November,) 1884
vii ne s o a. auction on the premses. the RAIL
TORY, (corner building) on Main and Railroaa sts =
This establishment fronts Main street GO feet and
fronts the Railroad to the bridge 40 feet and s only
one square from the Railroad Depot The front
buildingi s 60 feet by 80 two stories high. wing
extends ilo feet one story high and 90 feet uidee
The Iron Foundry 10 in good order. In the end are
other rooms.
TERMS, lberal-S5oo to be paid in 6 months, and
the remainder in years with interest to be paid
the day of sale.
ALSO, many other articles viii be offered for sale
at the saI,ls time and place,
noS-Ss MCCORMICK WHITLEY.
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FOE 6AIE-The sub

farm
~ of OAKWELL, IN Hanover county, will not take
plaza on eafurday, November 1ish. q anaopsced by
ad hs s,s = Au0HiNBAU0H.
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y rash
Elliott,
bubble at
ed, than
his mode
chmond.
q young
heiished
sens ON,
.cussbls.
ain feel.
4, happy
RES sus-
Messfs.
lick, ard
ne in my
ir kind.
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| E, No.
ems and
nsed of
Known,
We do
perthen
| offer our
rail our
81 every
'esented
KE,
Clock.
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ny JOHN R. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
EOMMISSIONEK,H NAI,E OF VAIL

0ABLE PROPERLY IN THE CRY on RfcH-
DGSy virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
81. soe q OF kichmond. pronounced on the 18th
NY ~ lune 1881 In the of Pickett ss Pickett
and ethers, viii cell SATURDAY, the lit dsy Of
he At g o'eloek M at pubic suction on
ne pPaGmises Lot Of Ground ct Rockets fronting
On ett: street feet and running back to We.
Ier srsetIt being the remaining portion Of the Lot
purchased BY Mr.. Jesse Williams ~
IEkMs-One fourth cash; the balance on q credit
OF enc, TWO and three years. secured by bonds with
asa a!e retained until ths last bond 10 paid ana
no JOHNA PICKETT. com,r.
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VERY vALUABLE IMPROVED

O 4 = ! II I rCr ~ w MAlN STHEET-rOH
nA. ~, Al = AOCTIoN VIII be sold, on TUESDAY,
ing at one o'clock NJ. the following very valusbie
ana attractive Real Estate, in the City Of Richmond
q HAYWOOD Sec nd-the Tenement adioiniug oc-
cupled Dy messrs Dove Co. Third-the Tenement
lev S doors below occupied by Miss Lyon successor
the above Real Estate hes on the so.tb side of
NAN between l4th and 18th Streets Ia me heart Of
e o4s'aess portion Of the city, and pitous doubt Is
1us4y regarded az among the p1luable thar las
oes e. ctered for sale for many years past -
purchasers TO collect the rents from and AFTER the
January next. upon the following very &C sommoda
ting terms, VIZ ne.fth payable LIST JAM 1885: the
oaianse IN four equal instalments r. Is ard 81
months from that day. for negotiable notes interest
added-securedb by trust deed 1890
BY request of the owners
GoDDIN APPERsoN,
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CTEAM REFINED CANDIES, of very

~ superior quality manufactured daily for the coun-
Try trade. Wholesale prices
Cardies assorted per ID. l2k cts.
Do do extra l6 cts
Do do fancy 20 to % cts.
Warranted Equal in every respect to any made in
this country, and will keep in any climate. Orders
enclosing cash. or city acceptance, promptly forward
ed to any part of the country
no2 LOUIS BOSSIEUX, IO7 Main st.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL-This Insti-
- tuition is situated on Church Hill, Richmond
Va. in delightful, airy position and Is furnished
with avery convenience. The Lyng-in Wards are
peculiarly commodious. The undo rsigne ed give their
personal attendance to all patients placed under
their charge.
TERMS:
Colored patients. .................S5 per week
whites. ....................... q"
Private ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to 10 f"
These Rates embrace al, charges for Board Medi-
cnes and Medical and Surgical attendance.
" No conta gious diseases admitted
PHYSICIANS:
r. Marx, NJ. D., FIJI Deane ID.
X. g. Cabel M. D., James Beale, M D.
James Bolton NJ D., T. w. RoddeY, NJ. D.
RESIDENT PHYsIcIAN-Ed C. Drew. M D.
24-G&cSm
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RfER

woman
2 herself
circuIn-
he has q
able aud
.u,ioned
time en-
r-in-lsw.
TITO.
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| 8 pre-
oarders.
b SITS.
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SUICIDE OF A CLEgGYMAN.-Rev. Charles Bert.
lett, member fthe New York East Confere nee OF
the Methodist Epscopai Church. stationed at Daren,
Conn, committed suicide by hanging himself on
Thursday in a state Of temporary insanity.
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NIGHT AUCTION.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY
w ARTICLES VIII be sold at my store This
EVENING at O'Clock, large invoice of WATCH
Els, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES.
ALso-A small invoice of DRY GOODS
The attention of the public 10 requested, a. the
oc ST ALEX MOTT, Auet.
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SPECTACLES ADJUSTED

TO DEFECTIVE SIGHT
UPON UNERRING SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
BY E. MARKENS, OPTlCIAN.
69t MAIN ST.. RICHMOND
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A FTER THE ABOVE. win be sold the
"A framed buildings standing on the above proper
y containing large quantity Of timber; same to be
removed. s1T5g
ALSO-A good fecond. hand Carrisgs
oc % TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

~ FINE HORSE FOR 6ALE-He
NSis5 years ID, warranted SQUAD. snA the best
FAMILY HORSE In town-any BODY that gets him
will say he 10 prize-may ~ see e. -.
|DISSOI.BTI0N Or cOrRARINEkSHIP
eolvsl 81 the ISe Novembss b uufnal coussnt-
1919 80 r. "a. RUSSELL.
WIN. n. KENNEDY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-16

think from recollection, that the above pro-
portion is not above the average of criminals
who are not conversant with books. The
wholesale agency Of intemperance, in filling
our jails and occupying our courts, is notori-
Gus. Here then is the dark, downward cate
CORY. Ignorance is the field oflntemi c ance;
intcmpcrancc of crime Educate the people.
Employ means that will do this effectively
that will render books attractive and science
inviting. If then our grog shops be not at
once deserted, almshouscs cmpticd, and pris'
ons nnoccupicd, the body polite will have sc.
cured at least sufficient vitality, to take
prompt measures to restrain the few libcr-
tines that might continue to disgrace our
country.