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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
DUELLo IN THE QUAKER CITY.

PHLADKLPHTA Sept. 3.-Thefe has been good
deal of talk, considerable excitement and some ap
prehensions In regard to a duel which was In con-
temptation in our pacific Quaker City. The parties
to this thus far bloodless contest are said to be the
President of one Of our prominent railroads and
the Editor of leading paper. II is alleged that
the Rsif Dad President, under the influence OF high
ly aggreved feelings, produced by certain strict
ures, comments and other disagreeab!e inuendns,
got his blood up to the fighting point, and actually
challenged the grave editor to mortal combat with
determination to blow out his editorial brains, or
spill precious blood In some shape or other. upon
the hazard Of being shot himself The editor re
ceived the invitation to parake of coffee and pistols
whilst quietly seated in his sanctun with scissors
in hand, surrounded by an immense pile of news
papers, manuscripts documents, &c Having no
especial prediction for duelling and being In for
mer times the author of some articles condemna-
tory of that brutal barbarous mode of testing cow
ardice, threw himself upon his dignity as public
journalist-as one who has public morals in view,
and peremptorily refused to fight with deadly ply.
steal weapons. Thus the matter stands and, unless
the challenging party should resort to other means
of satisfaction, than powder and bali, 1t Is believed
there will be no fight.
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nR. LOUIS NJ. STEIN, LATE CH1rr

~ SURGEON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOT Ar
MY, AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro.
fessional services to the citizens of Richmond He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street, between
7th and 8th streets
DR.. STEIN, after few years residence since his
exile in this country has had the good fortune to gain
the confidence of many highly respectable persons
and physicians, and, being stranger he will be par
doned for referring to some of them
Among the letters in his possession 10 kind and
hatterng one of recent date from the distinguished
Dr. BAcHMAN. of Charleston.
EDWARD PADELFoRD, Esq, of Savannah in whose
family Dr. practised says to friend under date of
18th May, 1854: Il feel assured that you may RECON-
mend him with perfect confidence az scientific and
skiiiful physician, and gentleman of education"
Mr. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican, of
date June 18th, 1854, says "Dr S. lisa gentleman of
great accomplishments, and physician of integrity
Judge C. J. FoLGER, of Geneva, New York. under
date Sd September, 1858. says: "Dr. STEIN has OBJ
tanned the confidence and employment Of many of
our best and most intelligent and full citizens
There have been instances where what has
baffied other physicians of both Allopathc and Ho
mGopathic schoofshas been met by him and removed
efectually"
DR.. MARCY, of New York, one of the most distin-
gnished Homeopathic physicians of that city, says
"Dr.STEIN is a gentleman OF superior medical &C.
quirementsn
DIR. VANDERBuRGH, another distinguished pract
TONER Of that city, says "Dr. STEIN is one of the
most accomplished pin ysicians of the agen
These axe-zpecimens of number in his possession
CANOE opH at the residence of Mr. Thillow
9th Streets se zl-ts
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MEDICINES.

CMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
y the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulenee, Nervous De-
bisv TORPID Liver and all diseases arising from De-
rsn seanent Of the Digestive Organs.
cKRrrrIcArxs.
NEW YoRK, April 20, 1852
Thereby certify thatI have used DR.. William Il.
snith's dyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider Il the only sure
cure for Dyspepsia. and wonld recommend any per.
con afflicted with that disease to use 1t.
PHILADELPHIA, May s, 1852
would advise all who afflicted with Dy spepsia
TO use DR.. Smiths Dyspepsa Cordial. wss afflicted
with that disesse three years. during which time
tried everything that could be recommended, aud
without relief One bottle of the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected . perfect cure Of me, and am now ss
healthy a. have ever been. 1 have witnessed the
same effect on others consider this certain cure
for d. spepsa. HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 70 Crown 81
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1893.
Dr. SMITH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Coroiai nso
u most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, va
induced TO give it trial felt relief from the nst
time teokit. Two bottles effected complete cure.
have given Il to several of my friends and invaIa-
Your truly. Jw. FITCH.
Washins ton House.
For saIe by J. b. WOOD, and
ALEXR DUVAL.
an 2e-Sm Agents for Richmond, Va.
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CRATES AND FENDERs.-Five Hun

" dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale reduced prices. The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his manu-
facturs. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic Liptic,
Circles &c. with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum-
mer Pieces, &C.. to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctualiy attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9th and 9th sts., Richmond, Va,
Sc 2S-3m. SAMUEL d, DENOON
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GRAND TRIAL OF ENGINES-AWARD OF
PRIZES

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. GA great firemen's
celebration and trial Of power Of their engines
took plscein this city today. Twenty companies
were present from abroad, and commended for the
prizes which were three trumpets, valued at three
hundred dollars. The Pacific company, of Chico
pee, Massachusetts, took the first prize, playing TIA
feet high. Holyoke company, No l, of Holyoke,
No. 9. of Northampton, took the third prize, play
ing 1853 feet. The Williamsburg company, upon
reachingll2e feet burst her hose.
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!. A CARD-TO THE LADIES'

MRS. G. VIGLINI, respectfully announces
to her customers and the pub ic, that having
W. made q change in her busfness-her Millinery
Rooms will not be opened until the LIST of Novsmber
at which time she will open splendid assortment Of
Millinery and fancy articles selected and made up at
the North, where she intends keeping her manufac-
turing establishment under her own immediate su-
pervsion-which will enable her to have the newest
reside nee of 81 years be.ome well acquainted with
the styles and taste of the Ladies Of Vir
gnia-and being unable to procure in this city such
help as COMFORTS with her Style of work-sl orders
left during my absence with my sister, Miss PARKE
will be filed In the most prompt manner, and exc
cuted in the newest and most fashionable style az
soon received by me in New York.
Being well aware my numerous customers have
every confidence in my skill and long experience,
shall sndeHvor to merit continance of the same by
unremitting attention to business
All persons indebted to me, will please call and
settle their accounts at the Store of Miss Parkewho
this is earnestly requested. G. VIGLINI.
ne 2l-d2w
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NOTICE is hereby given that we SHALL
CASH. or city acceptance, until further notice be IL
veu 10 s.
We respectfully request our friends and customers
nov due and falling due - 80 s1As'
We shsll a. heretofore. keep general assortment
mestic and win also pay every attention tn RI. ~
Of Produce from our country friends as usual
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EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
SHALL resume school September 18th

Il This 10 the 18th year have taught school, and
my fifth on 9th street, % teacher Of the Enssh
Primary misunderstanding. Writing, Spelling, Geo
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time have been literally patronized. / now
the deepest ipterestin my pupils morally religiousy
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, stesdisr boys tksn they were when
they came to me.
Issue minute reports Of progress and Of con-
Duct which all parents should serapuously examine
every wSNk.
TEsHs-es per quarter. Entrancs always for tho
whole session. III. r TAYLOR.
se 9-ts
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GUNS! GUNsil GUNs.!
TO MERCHANTS AND sPoRTsMEN.

Just receiued from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL. GUNS.
take pleasure in informing
i S.S: a.s And The public
A- ply Of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS, OF all qualities and descriptions direct
from the manufactures of England and from nv ex.
Renee In the Gun trade, together with the facilities
possess Ia having these Guns made under the irec-
ton of welltried agent 10 my espessal ORDER feel
confident that my present stock Of Guns in hand can
not be surpassed In this country.
From these advantages l am enabled to offer a.
GOOD bargains a. any other house in the United State
and for fine workmanshp and style of Guns for the
different kind of game throughout these parts put
them against any Guns imported, all having been
from those In search Of superior plainly finished
Fowins Piece, Is call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure sale.
JAMES WALSH,
Importer and Maker of Guns. Riiea, &c.
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OF THE CHOLERA ATPITTSBURG
AWFUL MORTALITY. &c

PITrsBURG, Sept % The Dispatch issues an
extra this afternoon, and gives seventy four deaths
of cholera yesterday, and up 20 noon to-day TWEEN
ty-two deaths. The total number for eight days
since the commencement of the epidemic is FIVE
hundred. -.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PIrrsBuRG, Sept %, Up. M-There have been
sixty deaths of cholera to-day and there Is no
abatement in the disease visible yet.
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THE KANSAS GOVERNOR.

EAsToN, Pa, Sept. 22.-Gov. A. H. Reeder left
to-day for New York, on his way to Kansas, I'LL
the post of Governor. He was escorted to the cars
by alarge number of friends, and will remain in
New York until Tuesday, when he will leave for
Fort Leavenworth, which will be the scat of Gov
eminent. ....
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A white boy named Turner, aged about 10 years
Of age, and q colored boy named Jerry Donaldson,
of the same age, got into q quarrel about q dog,
near Laurel IN Anne Arundal County. Maryland,
on Monday, when the former seized stick of wood
and struck tina lstter violent blow On the head,
from the effects of which. he died In about four
hours. Turner was arrested and committed to jail
at Annapolis.
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For sale by

CAPTAIN CANOT-
~ THE HERO OF THE CELEBRATE WORK
TWENTY YEARS Of an AFRICAN
CURED BY HAhPT THRE VEGETABLE TING
Captain Canot,s brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and Is now Medecen en- Chef OF the
Emperor of France.
We extract from a letter written to Mr.. Stock
bridge, of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let,
ter should be read in full does credit to the head
and heart the Captain If all who had been cured
BY this Ticture Of Hampton's would thus speak out
many now suffering might be induced to Try TINS
aHaving called on me ON the 10Th of April, and
seen me rostrated on my bed, useless in all my.
limbs, you can appreciate nearly as well as myseii
the prompt relief received from Han.pton's pege-
You may inform Me.srs. Mortimer & Mowbray
that they at liberty to make use OF nv name In
the support of the good effects of DR.. Hanpton's
Vegetable Tncture, as it has cured me- In five weeks,
of q chronic bafammatory rheumatism, contracted
under tropical climates and of years periodical
duration l have only used three BEETLES, and find
that even the defored my hdnds are fast ie-
turning to their former natural appearance.
have been under the treatment OF several ply
siciansi in London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tiled the
Thompsonan and Homeopathic remedies, after hay-
ing been torented with eavanic cries, cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds of and
medicines, ali to effect am so far cured by this
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, my
dear sir, accept of the assurance of my gratitude,
and believe me your weil.wisher" THEo CANoT.
TDelicate Ladies and children will please give it
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofu1a
A female medicine it is unrivalled.
Co., Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, FredereksbuIE
& MoWBRAY. Baltimore, and By Druggists ma
Storekeepers everywhere.
81 per bottle 8 bottles for o..
So 16-d&ct8 t.-+.
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WINES, BRANDIES AND CIGARS

W In Store and for sale, choice assortment to
which we call the attention of the trade and con-
sumers.
IS Casks D. r. and Pale London Dock BRANDIES
in / and l.
IS Casks Port Wine and Port Juice.
80 Casks Sherry and Madeira-part very choice.
~ Bbls choice Old Rye Whiskey.
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch and Irish Whis-
ky, snd full assortment of CordiaIs
Porter and Ale-CIGARS of all grades.
SO 70 DUDLEY l. CO, 70 Main st.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
4 -

OPEN TO CLOVER-95 MILES.
THE regular Passenger Train will run
= daily SUNDAYS excepted) between RICH
MOND and CLOVER.
The Train will stop TO- passengers at the following
points only Manchester, Eobios's Coal-feld, Toma-
hawk, Powhatan, Mstoax, Chula, Amelia C. H.,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytolah Liberty
Church. Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch, Over
by's, Roanoke and Glover $50
Leave Richmond at 81 O'clock A. M Returning
leave Glover at 1l.45, M.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price,
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnsh-
ed with two passes. 20 that can be retained in
the Offices and 1t must be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers Tor Clarksville can meet Messrs Moss
Il Co.'s Coaches al Roanoke ON Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Through to Clarksville.. ...........$5o
Sc IA n. Z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent
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MAINE ELECTION.

PORTLAND, Sept. % RETURNS from all the towns
but three show that Morrill, the fusonist candidate
for Governor lacks about 900 of an election by the
people.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept l9-The deaths by yellow
fever this week have been $40.
The riots are all over and the city IL now quiet.
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INTERESTING TO FORWaRDERs

MAcos.GA Sept. 20.-The railroad lines between
Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Chattanooga and Nash
vile, are In full operation Freights are forwarded
through to Savannah without delay
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ARTICLES, &C

IL Thsiaubssriber offers for for sale fine and well
assorted stock of English and American family hard
ware of every discription-Silver Plated, Alba,s,
tannia ditto, Clocks Looking Glasses Bathing Appa
ratus, Broons, Brushes, Mats &C.. by judicious Sc
lections of almost every article appertainng the
Kitchen departments of families, hotels, eating
houses, packets steamers &C., with other ornament.
al and useful goods will be supplied upon
as good terms at any other establishment in the
city, by r. M ZIMMERMAN
"a q Corner Min and I2fh atreeta
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A Arkansas volunteer In tho Mexican war, RI.
ding o horseback, come across On lllinoisan, who
VA not N the log: The Ilin0isan told him whore
- Va wounded and sugsested 10 be taken up and
sen with leather strap while they wsrs hastenine
IRON danger, grape shot took Iiliposs bead or !.
nue Anensas Thought be had only faiutod from %.
t!sss and Ieis- When cafe place was arrived st,
tao1 gone, be exclaimed: aWeli these fUinoiss -
- Re d-deA liars. Here Il 8 rascal Win III
6ead 81 when ~ told mo no WAS only shot /. ia
II. Yos cent belisve word these fellows savs
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22.-The new steamship
Santa Anna was at the Delaware breakwater this
morning, repairing her machinery, which became
deranged the same day she left New York.
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To WaGhiagton Dledonsl Monument hes aatain.
q holeit Of one bunAred anA sixtylour (eet n
which hit moro win b addsd before the Close 81
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CANADIAN RATIFICATION OF THE reel

BORON. Sept. "a Quebec despatch says that
the Reciprocity Treaty was confirmed by the Pro-
vncial Parliament on Wednesday. Sidney Web
ster was on the floor when the vote was taken.
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CTEAM CANDY MANUFACTORY

CTEAM CANDY MANUFACTOKY,-
~ TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, If you buy Can
dies, that you get retsilable article do not
buy the poor miserable stale northern stuff half ou,
that some persons would palm off you good bat
rior STEAM CANDY, made of the best crush Su-
gars manufactured fresh and pure. and sold at the
same price the inferior article. He makes it every
day. AL and examine at
Sc % LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUXS No. lO7 Main Ct
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-vEssEL ]

BosToN Sept. 22.-At Somerset, last night, new
ship of about 1000 TONS on the stocks, In the yard
of Mr.. James Hood, was destroyed by fire, with the
dwelling OF Mr.. Hood-loss $60000
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UNION FEMALE SEMINARY.
Elder RoBERT F. STUBBs, Principal.

Elder K0BERT +. STUBBs, Principal.
THIS School will be opened on Monday
= 18th Inst q the late rsddsnes Of ny brother, L.
stubbs T. 6na situation and convsnent 70 I'll che
ss:isTn part ofihe ethyl In which great slvantsaes
- % tens mode srd sxtsnt Of inssrnctten are Offer
Sc 20 parents 10 she education Of their as.sbtere
.nsoasa sull and eomplsss se.dsmle so.r.s Hsyins
experience and high schoIsssis aiprnertS vi he
sss..sa ~ her is Medsrn Lsnss.ssa oInsmsnssI
sic careful ssd parental watchfulnss ID eysry
spsst, viii be sxercised over the pupils
TO my charge.
The scholastic term to embrace tsn month"; md H..
fees payable quarterly, in advance untees otb
agreed upon. 80
Tuition in Primary English branches, Is per ou.,
Do complete English cours. and Ma - s4s''
Do. with Modern or Ancient Lam
Do. Music If clsss large, oniy,... 10 90
Do. Drawing PaintinE q. s0o
% 1T ROBT. y. sTUBBs. Prineipsl.
FOUSHEE STREET ACADE0Y-
FousHEx 81. Bxrw. GRACE AND BROAD.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to A. E.
~ MOORE. are requested to call at ELAN l.
MOORE'S, Cary street, adjoining the Columbian
Hotel and make payment without further delay.
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FOUSHEE STREET ACXDENY
FousHER st. Bxrw. GRACE Ann pRoAD.
J. B. BUDWELL, PR1scrpAr.

sHE next Session of this Institution will
- = commence on Monday, the I'd day Of October
The Principal will be sssisted by two well suslied
Teachers, and the Course win embrace sysrythinr
snanghf 10 the best Academies The Tuition 10 from
Mathematics extra
For psrteulazssee Circalara inquire Of the Prin.
c1pai. AZ the corner of Grace and Adams sts.
REFERENCES Professors 0essner Harrison, n
Va. - q - a film
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE LAZARETTo

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-The steamship State
OF Georgia, from Savannah, has been ut quarantine
for nearly two weeks, In consequence OF the fever
among the crew and passengers. Eight deaths are
said to have occurred ON board
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ITO CONTRACTORS-Tbe undersign

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Th undersign-
i ed, by authority ofthe Trustees of Manchester,
will receive az the Office of Day Williams, corner
of Main and 18th streets, Richmond, sealed Propo-
sails, until II O'Clock, M, the 2eth inst for the
Grading of the Main street of Manchester and Also
the CURLING and Paving the Sidewalks and Cutters
OF the same. and for putting down Flag Stones along
said Sidewalk from the termination OF the present
pavement to the head of the town. The Clubbing,
Paving, GATHERING and Flsggng, to correspond with
the present improved part OF said street In all
spects. WIN. WALLACE DAY,
CHRIS. C. McRAE.
Whig COPY. se 2I-dt28S
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EFyRkN SCHUOL BUOKS, STA-
AGE1N3 TIONARY, &c.-The subscriber has
ANI"XV received this fall, much larger stock
ekkxzz4kzsV of School Books and Stationary than
usual also large additions to his Religious and Mis-
cellsneous stock of Books-Sunday School Books &C.
His supply of Letter. Cap and Note Papers, Enve-
opes, Visiting Cards, &C., &c will be found to be
well assorted.
A call from country Merchants, School Teachers
aud the public generally il solicited at the Baptist
Book Depository, No. 20S Main street.
se2I-6t CHAS. WORKMAN
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RlCHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY, ON Eleventh, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
Maupin The next session of this School will COM
mence on the Ist Monday of October next. The
course will be of the most liberal and extensive cha
racter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languasss
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, be.
sides the usual English branches
The Subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertons TO maintain the hitherto high rsputa-
ton OF this institution; and hope, by . prompt and
jealous dscharge Of their duty, to merit continue
slowed upon them,
TERMs-Senor Mathematics and Classics $50; Ju-
nior do. do. $50; Modern Languages, by Mons. MI.
caARD, each. 80 Payable invariably In advance.
The Preparatory Department viii be continued I'M
der the charge Of Mr. TAYLOR MARTIN of this city,
Mr.. n. can be found at tho Richmond House.
where he will be happy to receive any commupica,
tions. MONTAGUE h RAaaETT
sel2-lms
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22--The democrats of the
Ninth Congressional District have nominated Jas.
r. Whitney as their candidate for Congress.
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MkS PELLE rs ENGLISH AND

Nl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The eleventh scholastic year of this school will
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teacherssre secured in all the
departments. Particular attention 10 given to Read
ing, Writing, Orhography and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pupiis share equally
with the older in the instructions of the principal
and assistants MRS. PELLET 10 assured that pu.
pills under the tuitien of NJ. DE MONTH URkY
cam with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
gueges.
TERMs-Board and washing &220. English tuition
$40 Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each go. Payment one half in ad-
vsnce-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
au7 I'm
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LADIES' FALL SHOES.-Th

LADIES' FALL SHOES.-The
$3.50 attention of Ladies is respectfully ask
ed to varied and exte nsive stock of Caters Slip
pers, Ties, Bustins, Jenny Linds. and every other
fashionable style of Shoes suited to their this
season of the year. We feel confident that it will
only be necessary to call at the "Ladies Saloon" to
be suited. WHITE l. PAGE
&c Ill IS Main If