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To PREVENT AND CURE CHoL-

TITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
L ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons trsvsllins and an Others should have bot
MISATi vi BAIsAa By them. In case Of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently In less time
than it requiresto get q physician.
Curer in wine glass of water every morning. when
ever you have pain internally externally use the
rin kosEs i s&Isan
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints snd DYsen-
terry. This mixture Is one Of the most msdi-
Ing preparation, IL has NO equal In cases Of iafsnts
with bowel complaint. cholee morbus. restlesness,
balm a. specific for bowel complaints Of .dults,
it has never failed During the cholera of 1882 1884
and 1879 i failed II no in',snes Hhsn ussd before
used it during those memorable periods testif,
its wonderful curative pswsrs % cent esS bottle
Dr. J. s. ROSES wHoor1Sos co SHSa sYisIjr
gives immedi.te relief and frequently cures IN one
~ DnJ 5. ROSES EXTRACT OF BycHu-rhi.
L Of the best remedies ever used fsr dseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder. and oil Gouty Affections Free
% Dr. j. 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling Of
don Thisdisease. heretofore treated By bsndas..
tru.ses, and external supports which can only Prove
psliiasyes yields coIPistsly 70 the n:s o. these
DR. Dr.. j. $. ROsEs xNTi-BILI0Us OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS -Thess Pills are not warrsnted 70
Msfem and common fever. They are adapted to the
Seins ofsso preventive Of Bilious attacks snd
When used with Dr. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, win
the mo. stubborn 5s & Fever OF Pc
All whose constitutions impaired by disesse, or
wsat by nature, should read Dr.. }, 8, Rose's Medi-
eases of our climate and the mode Of treatcntl Il
can be had without charge.
to be had Of Purcell, Lsdd 4 Co, Bennett i Esers,
J. D. Wood. Vim. Lsdd. s. N. zschrisson, 4 Les.
city and Of gsnsrally In evcry city and forn
throughout the United States.
u 1i-rMtW&cis-ts
NOTICE. hereby THORN tho public
that goods intended Tor transportation over thu
dispatch
.,. =. gre. ss "a .ss =
eostisnee and station on each article Ia no eass
yin s.cds be received for different stsions On the
Ts.isas IN an cases VIII b reasired q q esid
vithintwentyfour heu sfssE Ss,'ysTy M sns Ds-
Poe &C is-.v AT r~n.pors.loa =. Q. 9; =.
OFFICE OF 1HI Z & Z { 5 8 R. snsT;
KicnMcNr. ipth Oetohsr. 1854.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS PTopossls
ss !. s1 as nd
Plan: sad spss'aes,ac.s can b sssa = shs onss
= s 81 .ssRsfa,' : --'a : : t c.ES s.;t
NORTHERN HAY-A cargo daily ex-
g 's'e JoHn ". w ri nts 60
RuILDINd FUND DFOCk non GALL.
~ "A nv ehsrss g .toet e ths :. s1sI.sZa
~. :a !. = sssSiSsi h2. 81 ~ 81 49, 49,
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BY LARUS l. SHINE,

BY LARUS SHINE.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY, CARRIAGE. BUGGY, CART, HAIR.
NESS, &c AT AUCTION The subscriber intend.
ing to mske q change in his business will offer for
sa' at pablo auction, on WEDNESDAY. the lat day
Of November, 1854 at bis old stand, No "a Main st.
his entire stock of Saddlery, Harness. &C., embrac.
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Cart Har
ness
15o Saddles, of all styles.
ALSO,
'arge and handsome assortment of Bridles Bits
Whips, &c, together with large and general ss,ort
ment of Saddlers Goods.
The above stock 10 of the most exquisite wsrkmsn-
ship and superior material, being ruade under nv
personal supervision, expressly fer and retail
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, a. this is rare opportunity and probably
never again will such chance present itself.
Terms at sale. JOSEPH H. COLQUITT
Sale conducted by LARus l. SHINE Aucts.
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ALL d RI GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.

THE subscriber has now In store his fall
i stock, comprising every description Of GOODS
usually kept In dry goods house.
Hsinvites the attention OF the Ladies' 10 hand.
some assortment rich plaid 9oods ofthe most fab.
ionable stylea q well a. lsrse stock Of Fall and
Winter PRINTS.
Always In store fail supply Of DOMESTIC
GOODS. With fun assortment Of Negro Clothine
His Fd! stock consists Of fresh GOODS. reosnriy
yurchased IN the Northern Cities b. hinass Ct the
iats reduction. =
The most Ibs-al advantages offered to Cash chr.
tumers. NV. BOOTWKI0llT
% I3-fm as 4roa6 a. eoxnax a. Ii Ct,
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FALL TRADE-lS54.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and

offer for sale the following Goods, viz:
$500 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES.
1900 Boxes HATS and GAPS.
tl5o Dozen French CALF SKINS Of their own Inn.
portation.
100 Dozen American CALF SKINS
500 Dozen UPPER LEATHER all aradss
5000 Sides SOLE LEATHER, of all qualites
Besides, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES,
in great variety.
Whiting and Wrapping PAPER, SHOE THREAD.
&c. Also, large stock Of BROGUES, of their own
manufacture, suitable for Plantation and railroad
Hands.
This large stock of goods having been purchased
for cash. the undersigned prepared to offer great.
or Inducements to the trade of Virginia and North
Carolina, than any other house in the market
HUB BARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
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CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR.

The yellow fever is rapidly abaling at New Or.
leans.
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FRESH BUTTER and 6MITHFIELD
- 6Ac0N.-A smsll lot Of emifhnsia eAc0N
ana hesh Ccuatsy SuTTEh. For ~ S%{oap
oe ls--3t ccrner 18th srl Main etreets
Oh HIDE. PRIME WE6TEk0 BA-
q sl.ss 80 wiiiiAGS : sR0fH
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LOST.

/ .oST.-A BOND for negro hire, drawn
n By Pickett Maynard In favor Of. and ensors
81 By Jas Fosse, for Sis Payment hss been
stopped and the finder will confer favor b, ls..i.
1t with us. oc4-ts RA0LAND BROfHER.
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M Aria MALATESTER- This woman
w has been for some time past imposipr berself
on the public of city being in destitute crcum.
stances; stances by begging from the citizens She has a
willing to provide for her. The public are cautioned
sganst her She has teeth and is at this time en-.
cisnte This notice published by her brotherin Jaw
&C l0-dIm. PHILIP DERVOTTO.
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INN MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
XMK Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE begs leave re-.
4t spectfulyto inform his Pupils and Others.
% that he is now prepared to give instructions
on tne fIANO FORTE, and in Singing as usual
Communications addressed to Mr. D. care of Har-
roid Murray, No. III Broad street, or at the Re.
we're House, corner of Franklin and Third streets.
will be promptly attended to- oc II-St*
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE,-All persons are cautioned
~ against harboIng or trusting my son PETER
L. ALLEN, as will not be responsible for any act
or transactions of his Persons harhong him will be
dealt with according to law.
oc lists IGNATIIJS TT ALIEN sr
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Il 4 D. RAlLR1iAD,
KfcnMoNr. Ipth Ootobsr, 1854. y
NOTICE TO BUILDERS. Proposals
IN viil Be received At this once untii shs I'D n.
ssant for erecting Ksslxhthousss ct eannistsf and
South 1osfop 6tafioue.
Plans aad 6pseincasions can b sesn & the Onea
Of The Compsay, On Main =. 4. TALCoxT
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CYPHONS, Ac.-Small and largo Size
~ syphons, Cork Screws, Cork Draws, TO drav
corks from Bottles. Tor sale By
: &C ~ -. ZIMMERMAN
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VIRGINIA.

Fnx.-We learn from the Petersburg Express
that the large and valuable barn Of Stephen II
Hamlin, in Dinwiddie, near the Southside Rairo.s.
was destroyed By dre last Sunday night, between
the hours of eleven and twelve o'clock The entire
estimated at about $500.
The New Market Races commence to-day. The
southsIde Democrat says, Red Eyeis to be on hand.
and the following list of celebrated steed.:
One Eyed Joe, Florence. Highlander, Fanny
Fern, Die Ciapperton, Rube, Garret Davis, Nat
Blick, Little Arthur, John Hopkins, Granite, e.
len Bateman, Henry, Saline, and four sweepstake
colts.
CoNvALEscENr.-Iti is stated that the sufferers
BY the late accident on the Southside Railroad are
all recovering from their injuries
MULE SLAuGHrER.-Or Sunday afternoon the
train on the Petersburg and Roanoke railroad,
when few miles on this side of Weldon, ran into a
troop of mules belonging to w. II. Day of that
town, and killed six of them
Mr.. WRIGHT, whose death. by cholera, In Balti-
more, has been reported, was Mr. James Wright a
merchant of King and Queen
CoRREcTIoN.-Our readers will remember that
some days ago. we pub lished an account of the &C
cidental shooting of little son of Mr. White, of
Sussex county, BY young man named Adams
We now learn from the Petersburg Intelligencer
that It was son of Mr.. John C. Clements, instead
of White. Mr.. Clements was absent from home
at the time the heart rendering calamity took
place.
CoMISG.-spalding & Rogers great circus is
progressing hitherward, and we suppose Ii will
be in Richmond in the cour Sc of the fall.
The woman (name suppressed who was tried
last Thursday 10 Fredericksburg for infantIcide,
was acquitted.
FELL FROM WINDow.-A child, 1s months cid,
named Dunn, fell from window in Wheeling
few days ago, distance of 90 feet, to the ground
Happening to fall on soft earth, it YVES not much
injured.
PINE Wood is selling In Fredericksburg at $3.50
So per cord. Here it is quoted at 81 so.
THE HAMPTON News has been welcomed to our
table for some weeks past. We now learn with
regret that Its publication win be suspended until
sufficient patronage can be secured to secure an
adequate support.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
nv r A. COWARDN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. LOUIS N. STEIN, LATE CHIrr

~ SURGEON OF TIRE HUNGARIAN PArRtor Ar.
NV. AND HoM0PATHtc PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro-
fessonal services TO the citizens Of Richmond. He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street, between
rth and Sth streets
Dr. STEIN, after few years residence since his
exile IN this country has had the GOOD fortune to gain
TIE confidence of many highly respectable persons
ana physicisns and, being stranger, he Will be par
conec tor referring TO some of them
Among the letters in his possession 10 kind and
fatterug of recent date from the distinguished
DR.. BAcHMAs, of Charleston
EDWARD PADELFoRD. Esq of Savannah in whose
family DR., practised ssyr TO friend under dats Of
18th May 1854: II feel assured that you may recon-
mend him with perfect couhde as scientific and
skillful physician, and gentleman of education" "
Mr. ALEXANDER, Of the Savannah Republican, of
cate June 26th. 1884, says; 'Dr 8. iss gentleman of
great accomplishments, aud physician of integrity
and eminence."
Judge C. J FoI.eER, of Geneva, New York, under
date Sd September, 1853. says: DIR. STEIN has OBJ
tanned the confidence and employment N many of
best and most intelligent and careful citizens.
bsled other physicians OF both Allopathic and Ho
efectuay"
DR.. MARCY, of New York, one of the mcst distin-
Ruished homeopathic hpsicians of that city, says
"Dr. STEIN is gentleman OF superior medical &C.
guirepents"
DIR. EASDESBUsGH, another distinguished practi
ticDer of that city, ssYs DIR STEIN ison Of the
mcst accomplished physicians of the age"
These sre specimens of number in his possession
Can be found at the residence of Mr.. Thiliow
Professor of Music, Clay street, between 7th aud
9Th streets. Sc Ats
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INSURANCE AGENCY.-RloHnosD,
Il TIN OcroBER. 1854 The undermined sefinx s.
Aren't for the PETERSBURG y. AND NJ INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, II Company which has prompt-
y met several losses growing out Of its Agency in
Richmond, a. they hsve oceurredl win be happy to
extend TO the numerous patrons of the Virginia n
and u tnsurancs Company. facilities for procuring
desre1, is greater than that Company esn pgudentg
grant against both Firs and Marine risks
% 7-3sw3w THoe, N. ALgkIEND, Aat.
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FALL IMPORTATTON

OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FREsH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARrIcLEs.
THE subscriber offers to the trade a large
4 and varied stock of Esrthenware, aud China and
Glass the patterns of which were selected by himself
In person. ss n
Having an experience of many years in this parti-
cuisr business he feels great confidence in stating
that in point Of price and quality, it viii compare IA
vorably with any other house in the tIade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware, 10.
Blus Print, Flowing and Fancy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety zss
White China dc of above variety
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
wholessng, which he offers upon such terms for cash
as cannot fail to please. s-2 st.tis{4s..5s
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Clauses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Waiters& Britannia Ware
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware In every variety.
All he asks Is call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer is one of the best in the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices. .Lt.sg,.s
oc6-1m JAS. D. B EVANS. 1T Main st.
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TStEoDonE PARKER-Somebody, In the Boston
Transcript, writing from Jerusalem, in Virginia.
tells the following good story, illustrating At once
the Importance of the letter D and the bad odor
of Abotionism in the old Dominion -
Theodore d. Parker Esq, merchant In Boston,
happened few weeks since TO be guest for one
night at Knapps hotel In this place Alter tea as
hewas enjoying the GOODNESS ofthe evening on II Q
piazza he noticed a gentleman IN the office who
was examining the book of arrivals. and who after
wards walked up aud down the piazza scanning
him fMr. , very closely. Some 10 or IS minutes
psssed In this way, when the stranger broke the al
icnce by addressing him
as your name Parker, Sir
'Yes, Sir"
Theodore Parker I"
"Yes, Sir.r
.Do you come from Boston, siris
ssYes, SIR
"Then, SIR with the look a. If the heatity
of the Individual were fairly estabshed,1 "l
suppose that you are the man who goes about in
New England, vilIiiying the institutions OF the
South"
20 NO, no r. answered the astonished Mr. Parker.
before whose eycs bag Of ieaIhers and ketfle OF
tar danced q momentary pas de dcnr; II am 1heo.
dore ID Parkcr-f am merchant oi Bostcn-I am
mot the Minister whom you speak Of
'Ahi that sltars the case, thcu,' responded the
chivairic virginian 10 . miider tone ''But ailew
me 20 give you psco Of advice, and that that
Il you sre going 10 travel round these d'ggns. ycu
had better In future. when you sign your name be
particular and putthat U. d-d plata !"
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FALL STOCK,
LIE AT FL E r, HIDES. OILS, &c.
D. r. CRANE g. CO.,

-. (No. 10, 18th ST.
RESPECTFULLY announce to their
~ customer. and the public, the receipt of their
FALL SUPPLY, consisting of the usual assortment
OF Sole Leather of all kinds; French and American
CalfSkins; Lining and Binding do; Russet and Wax
Upper; Morocco Skins; Patent Leather; Skirting,
Harness and Briile do Shoe Thread; Boot Webb;
Brsties, &c, &c.
ALSO. Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins; TsnnerS
Oil; Tanners' and Curriers' Tools, &C.
While we do not profess to sell ioacer than others
we promise to give good article for fair equivalent
and respectfully invite all want to give us call.
oc Set D. r. CRANE CO
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!.-The

IN undersigned has just returned from the North
ern cities where he purchased in person. large and
extensive select stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, ut exceedinely
low prices and will sell the same at email sdyauFe
cost In the assortment will be found solid. col.
ored French Mouslns, fine ga French Merinoek, IN
variety Of colors plain and figured Cashmeres Ffu
broidery, in great variety; black SILK trimming
Laces; fine Cloths In all colo,s for Ladies Cioaks |;
large stock French Corsets; with an endless yerety
of Silks coors in ashes of roses tan. stone, plsd
and black and brocade For good bargains call at the
cheap store of MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc 6-2m 2f3 Broad street.
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Alderman youth named John Miller. who was
sentenced to the penitentiary of Maryland few
days ago for the larcency of lot of combs, commit
ted suicide in that institution on Sunday last by
hanging himself. He was about sixteen years old,
although he had wife who was much older.
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DOGGETT & RSON,

Corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store3 their Fall Stock of
Ii French and American PAPER HANGINGS
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICEs. BANDS, CORDS,
TAsSELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
Transparent SHADES, BEDS. MATTRESSES, &C..
which they will sell or work up to order ON the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared TO execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLSTERING promptly, in the city
country. oc 2-Sm
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difficulty occurred recently In De Kalb county
Ca, between two young men named David Arm.
sted and James Neal, which resulted In the death
cf the latter. Armsted has been arrested together
with his brother, and lodged in jail
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l. EIGH'S REPORTS.
FIRST VOLUME FOR SALE

THE first volume of LEIGH'S VIRGIL
"A MA REPORTS has been reprinted, and is now
for sale. at 81.
Also for sale. Henng's Statutes, IS vols at Sc o
per set; Shepherd Combination of H ening vols
ports, So; and Randolph vols Leigh, vols to -
incusiyei Robinson. 9 vols and Grattsn vos; ali
ut VI per VOL Sessions Acts and journals of various
years, 81 per vol. Apply to the
sECRETAkY COMMONWEALTH
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DOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medica!

II EOOIs HOAILIt VT tIiU OIU tlVUICh.
H. House. is stil engaged in treating all sorts of
secret diseases, and hereby invites call from those
who may hsve been unfortunate in their associations
Dr. p would particularly invite a call from pc rsons
in the country who have bean given up by their ply
sicisns as ipcurabe. Cases sre few indeed that
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied
The srtc o known as the CheMca! Extract Of French
Fiorers, is probably the very best thing before
the public for renovatins system already shattered
by dissipation or ether canse. The Ague and Fever
remedy, called French Mik Is next to a certainty
Price 81 per bottle.
Office on franklin street. just below the Exchange
Hotel snd first door south Of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
full directions sel5
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NOTICE.-Mr. R. M Rurton bsv;nc

NOTICE.-Mr. X. NJ. Burton having nv
IN Deed dated - day of September. 1884. ana re-
corded In the Clerks Office of the Husnas Court of
kichmond conveyed to us in trust for the benefit ef
Open Account, or otherwise, We hereby reouIre sli
persons indebted to him to settle their respeetive
debn with "a or with him, who 10 our authorized
indulgence wiil not be siven =. = " ~
JAMES DUNI OF,
sc 22-ts JAMES ALLEN. Iiustees.
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WOODWARD & LTPSCOMR Rro,a

" OOOVAhD AZ LlPSCOnB, Broad
w street, Srd door below End street--Respectful-
~ ANNOUNCE to their friends and the public general
l that they have associated themselves together for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FuhNlTUhE, and hope by strict attention to bust
ness. to secure a liberal share Of patronage.
N B.-Persons who wish their FURNITURE RE.
PAIkED at their residences, can have it done ! y
leaving their orders with All orders thankfully
recsived and promptly attended to.
NE%Ton LifscoMR WARwIcK NJ. WOODWARD.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
WE would respectfully call the atten-
w tion of our friends and customers, and all in
want of Dry Goods, to our unusually large and com'
manding stock
Rich Plaid, Plain and Fie'd Silk
Plsit Raw Silks and mernoes s4
Plain III Mernoes and Mouselins
Rich Embroideres of all descriptions
Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings great variety
Sattinets, Full Cloths, and Rerseys
Together with one of the largest and handsamett
assortments of Cloth and Velvet Talmas and Cloaks
of the latest Partisan styles which 1t will afford ua
the greatest pleasure to shew and will be offered at
'''' '''''' ''' DUDLEY L JOHNSTON,
oc3 l45 Eagle Square.
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the most favorable terms I am prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
Sortment may be found e.sf
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroideries and Lases
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment 70, Gentlemen, BoyS aud ser-
wants Wear--with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are. respectfully invited to give mo a
CALL as am determined to sell as cheap as any other
house in the city, II. kOSENFkLD,
Sc I3-Sm ITS Broad st..
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FAL L T RADE 1854.

"a LII T RADE 1854.
R RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ OF the Merchants of Virgins North Carolsa
snd to hi. very large and desirabie stock
Oh ChINA AND EAhTHENWARE. Of his own d.
patterns and shapes, and general a.sortent Of Cnt
Moulded and Plsin GLASSWARE. LOJKING
wants of the trade. -'p>s = $40
He pledges himself to sell on as good terms az suv
repackng house in the United States and TO use m
best ehsrts to give entire satisfaction
sToNE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
N b. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
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We published on Monday an account of the mur
der OF Mr. Frazer, in Fayette county, Ky. and that
man named Grigg had been arrested, together
with Mrs. Frazer, to answer the charge letter
from Lexington, Ky, dated October 4, says the
evidence before the examining court was circums.
tania nothing of positive nature having been eli.
cited up to that time. There was considerable ex.
citement in regard to the matter.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

II The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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Sarah Hubbard, woman about 25 years of age,
has been arrested in Atlanta, Ga, for attempting
to steal a negro man. The negro stated that she
was to take him to free State, where be was to
work for her long enough to pay expenses.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-

l. WARD The above reward will be paid foT the
arrest and detention in jail delivery 10 me, of
bright mulstto woman slave, named LOUISA Nc.
RAE, belonging to the estate of Edmund Birchett.
decd. The sbove-nsmed slave is about S. years Of
are short in statue and exceedingly sshy in figure,
with hushy hair and face considerably pufed about
her eyes. She has been living in tn family of Mr..
NJ. Allen. of the CITY OF Richmond, to whom she
was hired for the present year. and from whom she
ran away about three weeks ago. Her son awav
end was advertised by several months ago, and
an spprehensive that Louisa will meet with him in
Richmond aad that they will endeavor to escape to-
aether TO some of the Northern cities | repeat the
offer Of $50 for the arrest of the boy which pub
lished by me in the Dispatch some months ago.
h. g, PEGRAM, Admir- of
oc 4-2W Edmrnd Rirchett decd.