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4 NOVEL, DEPICTING SCENES IN
VIRGINIA REEQRE THE REVnI IrTInAr

A NOVEL, DEPICTING SCENES IN
"A VIRGINIA BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.
Tho Virginia Comedians; or old days in the old
Dominion. Edited from the MSS. of g. Bingham
s s.s vols l2n' Price, paper covers Sill CLOTH
That strange Virginia of 1865, with its passions hu
and anomalies of every description afforded a
broad field for dramatic narrative and the author has
endeavered to embody some of its peculiarities in
this rapid and shifting panorama.
The period was one of transition. England was
attacking-the colonies were resisting. The Stamp
Act hung over America like a gathering cloud and
meas minds were asitatcd by the breath of com
ing storm that storm which was to swell into the
hurricane of the Revolution. Everywhere the WIN.
ter has endesvored to preserve the traits of the
perisd, and above all, to make his charao tera esb
and blood-Extract from preface.
PARTY LEADERS; Sketches of Thomas effer-
Clay ohm Randolph, including notices of many o. h.
er distinguished American Statesmen. By j. g. Bald.
win, author of the Flush Times of Alabama and
Mississippi" vol. limo. Cloth. Price ST.
The design OF this work il to give some account of
the prominent events, and Of sore ST the eminent
percentages connected with the POI lical history of the
United States The author hes to perform his
task with candor, both in the narrative and criticism
and especially in entire freedom from eli partisan
bias i Extract from the Preface
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. September 1a.

FLoun.-The Flour market In this city 10 in Pc
culiar condition. This scarcity of Flour in the North
ern cities for a month two past, and the conse-
quent demand and good prices that prevailed, caused
our Flour dealers to ship their Flour rapidly as
possible to be sold in those markets. Therefore
there is now in this market very little Fleur-and
this little holders are sndeavoring to work off in
small lots at SO 1888 Shippers, however, refuse
to pay $3.50 for Canal The decline yet 10 not at
trbutable any great influx of Flour into the At
tic cities; but the that the late rains will
set the mills of the West and North to grinding and
that the stocks will be greatly swelled by the
Flour they will send to market. Flour il very dull
and such is the uncertainty in which it is involved
that spectators are exceedingly cautious. A yet,
the prices are too high to speculate for shipments
abroad
WHEAT.-There has been still further decline
since our last report We quote prime red and white
at $I.55 to SLIGO. An extra article would bring a
little more.
CoRN.-We still quote at IS cts. per bushel.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTELS Bland, Middlesex; H
Hudnall. Chesterfield; Davis, w Paulett r G
Trusiow, Gen chsmbii.: Miss; 5 Cecil, New,
bern; Greene, Hagan, New Orleans; T Adams,
H;schsz; Edgsr, Ausu.t.; cstlstt Peser.burs;
Stewart, i N; Z K BIB, Nelson; 5 sacot 5 G:
rGa5 kin 6ssas1 M miss
Finke, Mrs wilkins, G wilkins Va; M Snead, Uni.
yersity of Va; Malone. ALI; Jones Essex; J
Savage and lady, Accomac; w 81 Lawton and lady,
Dr. salley. s e; Pace, Easin, Albemarle;
Mears, Norfolk.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL:-J thompson, Taze.
we'll; III Pepper, Va; Pierce. Georgetown; inc
Duncan w Puntett, Lynchburs; 1 Morrisett
Coalfeld; J Callahan Mrs Atkinson. Halifax; inc
Nunan, Albem ,rle; C J Parish, J Jones, S White
g w Ball, c; J Atkins, Midlothian Pits; J C Jack.
;on Pet, Howard
SON. Ala II Booth, We; Mallory, J B Stanly
Hanover, B Chalurus, Pet; N Walton. C H Walton
Buciinssa@ On Niche n, All; Phelps, Nelson
P!umsr, Athens; M Aldriege, Goochlsnd; Col Z
c Mostly, lady and sons Powhatan; John D Ham
mersley. Richmond; Z Tally, Hanover; C Watson,
U of Va; ] w Gentry, lady, Nelson; NJ Philips, Mrs
Boan, daughter, Lexington.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-H Fl Butterfeld. Charles
sSH ch knsas5 Slsn ws:h
inston: Oh Scott, w Dabpey. H Sener, w
West, Va; Geo Elfrich, M Goodwin " Anson,
King and Gu en-; Henry Cady, Bath; PAugust, Jr.
Richmond; L Carlton, G.; Bryan. N c. M
bush, Boyden, X sluter, Mrs Vaughan, Va; Chs
9 Hesse, Buckingham; G Labb. Lynchburg
UNITED STATES HOTEL w Jcplius, Mel
rose; Gugginheimer, Fincastls; w B Hayth and
E Peck, Jackson; w Hutchinson, Botetourt; L A
Stevens, King William; C = Baker, Chas City; w +
Gary Lunenbure; J Psndleten and Smith, King Z
Queen; J Jones, Maryland; s Sumner, Cuba; P
Schlecher; Bait w C Douglas, New Kent; J I
Peers and II Temple, Chesterfield; ) Jones, r
PetermAn and Phleger, Montgomery; g
Phlegea, Floyd; Pu.zsl, Henry; Dr. II Minor and
servant, MrsV Minor and child, Miss A B Minor
Essex.
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TOURNAMENT

AND FANCY BALL.
THE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
HUeTENor sfsses On w WI s 10Th o ,e q
The grand FANCY DRESS BALL will como of
on the following evening.
number have entered; and a. some Of them are
fine horrs,s,msn. close contest may be expected.
Judge VIM w Crump, Hugh w. Fry. Jr.
Major G. Rice, Jas NJ Talbot
Major T. 2. August, DR.. r. Darlington,
Thos. boswell, J. H. C. Tyler,
Marmaduke johnson, Walter H. Harrison,
Judge John s. Caskie. DR.. VIM. II. Haskins,
Dr. w. L. Burton, David I. Burr,
Capt J. III. Richardson. Isaac Davenport.
P0aohatan.
VIM. C. Scott, Phil st. Geo. Cooke,
VIM. Old, Jr, Thos. Munford,
Miles C. Sc den, Richard Crump,
VIM. w. Michsux, Col. P. J. Archer,
Edward Scott Jr., Thos. Skipwith,
John r. Law Jas. M. subIett,
DR.. Thos. Mckenzie, BENZ. Finney.
Chesterfield.
DR.. ]. L. Archer, u. C. Macarthur,
Thos Walden. Jr., Dr. Edw'd McAIthur,
DR.. VIM B. Ball, VIM. Graves,
Dr. ms! sidsey Walk ni f pa qs' sss.s
VIM. A. Cooke, Richd McRae.
Jas. Fl. Moody,
Goochland.
R. s. Allen, Jas A. Morson,
jas M. Travilian, Thos. T. T. Tabb,
John Adkins, DR.. Robt. Walker,
VIM. Stanard, DR.. Z. Powell.
Robt. T. Crouch,
Amelia.
Lewis E. Harvey, Geo. @. Rives,
Thos. j. Noble, Egbert Lee,
Col. Masters VIM. J. Barksdale,
Robt. Archer, VIM. 8. Archer.
N. B.-The Childreu's FANCY DRESS SOIREE
will take place on FRIDAY Evening next Septem-
Der 18th 1854 Children attending are requested to
appear in Fancy Dress
Several beautiful Dances win be danced In costume
by the Children. 80
The SOIREE under the supervision of MFR. C. A
McEvoY 90 I2-dtd6c1t
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HsArsn or IN

Hsxrsn OF TIE CirY.-Aewills y sem
- ~. snEieinsd Asures fkeye pds n0t = 1a0ern fr.
). s.f n the shockoe I'm CemstefyIus the week
1880 ths nth Inst. This gratifying lnteiliesnce
,,cnd every where, and must prove to the persone
= : distance that for general health the ''cify o.
..rdens" has no equal any where. From the 18th
10 the I7th inst inclusive, there were eisren white
male, and three white female intenpepm " anh
For the same period ni time there We five black
male interments, and one female, some Of which
were from cholera.
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DIED.,

On Saturday morning, the 18th inst, at IL O'clock
JOHN, son Of John c. and Martha Page, in the 5th
year of his age.
Gu Sunday. the 18th instant, at the residence of
her father. Miss SARAH EMORY MAYO, eldest
daughter Of Joseph Mayo, Esq. The funeral will
take place this at ii o'clock, from the Second
Presbyterian (Rev. Mr.. Hoge's) Church.
In this city, yesterday morning, the 18th instant, of
typhoid fever, Miss SALLIE @. ARNALL, in the
18th year of herage. Her friends and those of Philip
Gatewood and James T. Buser are requested to at
tend her funeral this morning, at 10 O'Clock, from
Grace street Baptist Church, without farther no.
tee. -
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LAUGH WHILE YoU MAY.-Wymsn. the
magician and nccromancer, IL creating all sorts
of fun, every night at Metropolitan Hall Some OF
his feats are most unaccounfabe the uniniated,
Who look upon him a. being nearly allied to ..old
Nick. :. or eomclsupernaiuraI being. For an hours
laughter. here 3 an admirable chance.
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-A negro mule driver
named Marshall Scott, in the service of Messrs
Ellis & Peers, was convicted before Alderman Far.
rar, of wilfully running bis wagon against Mr.
Richard Payne's cart. in Cary street last Tuesday.
and breaking spoke from one of the wheels. By
way OF putting. an end to such lawlessness, the
prisoner was taken to the valley, and handsomely
dressed off in striped suit One dose of such me
dicine to wagon drivers, will 60 farther to make
upon their masters
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MARRIED.

In Weldon, on the 10th inst by john Campbell ]
P, GEO. w. DUESBERRY, Jr., to Miss SARAH Z.
SHEPHERD, of this city.
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ToNGuE-John Wheelv

BRIDLING ToNGuE-JOhn Wheely
made his appearance at the Mayors Court, yester-
day. for ussing indecent insulting and abusive Ian.
guage to Mrs. George Tucker, on Saturday evening
last and for threatening to burn her house by way
of revenging himselfupon her husband. Wheely,
had no doubt been "glrogging " his tongue by way
of limbering it, or he would have never talk
ed such nonsense In the presence of woman
When the charge was proved upon him, he mad g
no defence and being unable to give security for
better conduct In future, was deposited in "Mar
tins" Inn, where he can neither toll nor spin.
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CoScERr.-A concert is advertised for
Tuesday next at Odd Fellows Hall, in which we are
have the efforts OF artists who como to this city
with very considerable reputation. Mile COME 10
said to be vocalist of great merit, while In Mile
URso, we have the extraordinary accomplishment
of skful violiuist in lady. The pianist, NJ
WoLvERsKI, il said to be a very talented musician
See notice. s-...g
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SHAMEFUL CoNDUcr.-As will be seen by
an advertisement in another column, Mr. John F.
Regnault offers reward of $25 for the arrest of
the persons who removed the tombstonee from the
graves of his father and mother In the Shockoe Hill
Cemetery. What could have induced 80 base an
act Is something that cannot divine and we sin.
cerely hope that the perpetrators whoever they may
be, will be detected and punished ~ they deserve.
creature who could perform 20 gross an outrage on
decency
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STREET OBsTRUcTION--As summons
against Mr.. Lewis L. Barnes for obstructing 4th
street with coal the night of the 18th inst, was
called and continued until to- day.
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ROGUE PUNIsHED.-On Friday evening
last, the private residence of Mr.. John B. viglini,
ON Marshall street. entered and robbed of a
number of pocket handkerchief, hose, etc. Early
the next morning, circumstances were developed,
which pointed to Martha, slave of Reuben A. Lacy,
as the thief, and yesterday she brought before
Alderman Farrar, who, after hearing all the evil
dence, directed that she should receive twenty lash
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VERY TIRED.-On Saturday night last,
while two of the watchmen were making their
man, who had been spiritualisin9 to such an ex
tent as to be unable to navigate his craft successful
ly. aud finding that he had already run into break
ers and tplintered his figure head, they took him In
morning when brought before the Mayor. he gave
bail for his future good behavior and was discharg.
IL
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- epucTAI NoxgCns.

A Omar Bfnssiss W rnr ArrIiorkp.
d MI1s, the llsestor u The seasessssa L,ss s
EnlA 49, these fiyls fsr ssv1fel yeen !. pc pi,e
tee. before be esu3 Be Induced 20 esr them % the
public In such manner 10 to MAKE the n Anor =
throughout the country This l.srned lhyseisn w
the came repugnaues that all high minded men OF
science feel In entering the iists against those IN
scTupslous smpifics Who obtruds thsir useless nos
trums upon the public. and rely upon sSsfem o.
putting to sustain them. Consi0csd. however. Of
real vslus 81 The Liver Pills and inuenesd BY the
plain dtctates q duty, tho Doctor finally sacrfced
his de licste feeass on the altar Of the psbiie eoed'
His great medicse has not d appointed the expecfs
tons Of the medical practitioners It whose instance
she wss induced to forsgo bis ordinations From
every quarter do we hear the most srstifyinG 20.
and the West the North and the South. are alike Ia
den with 'tidines Of great joy" from the afflicted:
These wonderful ills have comp Ietely conquered
that great scourss Of America the Liver Complaint
- Purchasers viii be sarefofto ssk for DIR. NJ
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER FILLS. ssd take
nous else
There are other Pills purportins to be Liver Pills
niT Dsi95f az HpD LIVER PILLS also nj, ELr
RRATED VERMIFUGE can nov Be had 1t all re-
seeetabe Drug Stores in the United States and Gam
ada.
10-1Ga1~ Rinhmoud Va.
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The J. s. OF A. will find notice in our
advertising columns worthy of their attention.
Candidates for initiation win be ''put through" on
FRIDAY night next
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School HOUSE NEEDED.-Tbe residents
of French Garden Hill are very anxious to have q
School House erected on the public square In that
section of the city, where INDECENT children may
be taught the rud imenfs of the English language,
and where good Sabbath School may be opened
and maintained. Why are they prohibited from
usipp the ground Fl sla
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL

GRAND VOCAL AND NsTRUMENTAL
CONCERT!
ON TUESDAY EVENING SEPT. 9th, 1854, 9
At METROPOLITAN HALL,
efgE GIVEN BY
MILE VALERY GOMEZ
Prima Donna Absoluta, from the Royal Italian
.Opera Madrid; Carlo Feliee,s 0ensva and
Lately from the italian Opsrs, New lofk;
MONSR SIGISMUND WOLOWSKI, Pianist.
AssTsTEDBY
MILE CAMILLA URSO, violinist, -
The wonder of the age, Who wss performing at
the Concerts OF Md'me Sontas.
MONSIEUR FRANCIS DUvAL. Manager.
Tickets SI-CoIored persons half price. To be had
at the principal Music Stores Exchange Hotel and at
the door.
Doors open at = O'Clock. Concert to ,mme,ce at
8 O'Clock precisely. s~Ia
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TIE NEW HAIL, intended for the Me.
chanics Institute, 10 being completed, and win be
ready for the reception OF such articles a. may be
intended for the Fair. in November, In the course
OF n week or two. When completed, it will be
one Of the handsomest buildings of the kind in the
CITY,
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FAIR FIELD RACES.
FALL MEETING.

FALL MEETING.
a~A FIRST DAY-TUES-
>&ASNTs DAY, 9th Ocer.-eweep-
stake for year, old; &260
Saa--Hz.s-'---a.''A.--~e entrance $lt0 Forfeit
Three or more to make race-closed with the fol-
wing eutries:
OF. Hare's b. c., by Znganee dam by Boston.
John Becher's c. by Childe Harold, dam By
Priam. fa&
Jas. P. Doswelps b. C by Chlde Harold dam BY
Pram. ttF
Calvin Green's Dr. f. by Ainderby, dam by Levia.
than.
jas. Talley's cb. BY Tally Ho, dam by Imp. Mar.
grave.
etor's purse 5000 mile heats; free for all ages-
Entrance $40.
THIRD DAy-THURSDAY, 26th Oct-Proprietor,s
purse $500; mile heats; free for ell aees En-
trance SIS.
FeusTH DAY-FRIDAY, 9th Oct-Jockey Club
purse $500; mile heats; free for all ages
sc 5-dt24O JOHN BELCHEk. Prop.
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SAN JuAN.-On Friday a special bearer of dis
patches to the British Embassy arrived in Wash.
ington, direct from London with the British gov
ernments first communication to their Minister here
on the Greytown affair.
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ALL RIeHT.-Robert. slave to John w.
Wright, was Gagged for being In the street with a
suspicious pass. Finding that the document was
all right yesterday morning, Alderman Farrar or
dered his discharge
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The MECHANIC GUARD made an excur-
sion to Slash Cottage yesterday afternoon, and
we're attended BY a large number OF ladies and
gentlemen, who took that occasion to have an eve
ming of pleasure, and q social dance away from the
noise and hustle incident to all city amusenents.
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GopDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.

~When death is ct the door, the remedy which
would have saved life If administered in time,
too late. Do trife with disease. Rely upon il,
that wi hen the stomach will not digest food-vhen
the sleep 10 disturbed, the appetite feeble, the mind
lethargc the nerves unuaturelly sensitive and the
head confused-rely upon it, that when these symp-
toms occur, the powers of vitality failing, and
that. unless the mischief 10 promptly checked, life
,cH be shorten.d, a. well as rendered miserable.
Now we know from a mass Of testimony, gre alter
than was ever before accumulated in favor Of one
remedy. that Hoofands German Bitters, prepared
BY DIR c. M. jackson, Philadelphia. viii mmediately
abate ADD in the end entirely remove all of these
disorders as surely a mathematical process will
solve q problem Who, then. will endure the agony
reachl &c l9-d&cI2t
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A SILVER TRUMPET was presented to the South
Ward Fire Company, OF Petersburg, last Friday
night, by Parrows Opera Troupe.
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Auction NorIcE.-The attention of
housekeepers and dealers il solicited to sale of
Furniture &c. this morning, ct 10 o'clock. at auc.
els LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
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FAsrEN YouR GATEs.-Juan Pizzini was
fined s5 and costs by Alderman Farrar yesterday
morning, for failing to have the gate TO his coal
vault, Main street fastened, on the night of the
14th instant. This omission occurred at the old
stand OF Mr.. p, first door east of the Exchange
Bank. and from the description given Of II by the
Night Watch, must have been dangerous null
sance.
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DOCKS AND STATIONARY FOR Fall
ID AND WINTER SALES w RANlQIPH

~ AND WINTER SALES.-J. w. RANDOLPH
has received full stock of Law, Medical Theolos-
cal and Miscellaneous Books.
Classical and English School Books, of the --latest
editions
Virginia, Farmers, Dutch English and German AL.
MANAGES for 1855.
Blank Books Of his own and Northern manufac-
tare, embracing all kinds, sizes and qualities
Cap Letter, Note Paper and Envelopes, of every
variety.
large stock of Wrapping Paper, at prices from 81
cents up to the most expensive Post Office Enve-
lope.
States, Ink, Pens, Bonnet Boards, Waters Violps
and Bows Guitar, Banjo and Violin Strings, and ma
ny other articles kept in country stores.
Merchants will please call and examine
The prices will be low for cash or approved credit
Teachers will be supplied with School Books and
Stationery on favorable terms.
Bookbinding in all its branches.
Sc 10 j. w RANDOLPH. l2i Main ct
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OST-On the 18th of September, out of
~ the apron pocket Of the Subscribers a medium.
SEED MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing INV email
setheI with IL Promissory Note given BY George
s.a.ret TO John Gray. for 1910 and some cents ,
Ths shon. T nnn mas oeen stopped.
OUT o. town. Any person finding and returnins tie
soove poo. 70 George Starrett Main st., or to the
and the thanks of the owner -
&c l6-3ts JOHN apAv
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RRANDIES, CIGARS. Gc-Rece;vino

RRANDIES, CIGARS, &c-ReceiviDp
y per steamer Roanoke, Old Dark and Pale Bran.
dy; Champagne. Verzansy and Anchor brands; CT.
gars La Mona Regaa.; Beef Tonsuea extra fine
quality Also, small los of very superior Smoked
Also, Just to hand, some White BRANDY. of f;ne
quality. Use I6l n w -
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BAROMETER BOOKS, &c.-At the

RANOME LEN DOOhS, &c.-At the
~ NEW BOOKSTORE, Kent Square
The Potiphar Papeu; 7th Edition-Illustrations-
90.
Queeehy. By the Author of " The Wide. Wide
World" goth Edition; vo!s.-l.75.
Wide, Wide World. By Elizabeth WetbsreI-
S0ih Edition; 2vols.-l So
Ferm.lisn; Spssmodic Tragedy. By T. Percy
Jones. f2mo, cloth-50 cts
christopher North's Great Work-The Noctes Am.
bros'ap@ By Professor Wilson, J. G Loci hart JAS
Hogg and DR.. Maginn Edited with Memoirs sud
Notes, BY Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie; in vols.-ss.
The same work in Library STYLE
Vincent Nolte's Fifty Years in both Hemisnb.res
l2mo., cloth; 9Th Edition-i25
-, The Scout, or The Black Riders of Consaree. Bv
WIN. Gilmore Simms, Esq, author of :" Katharine
Walton" &c; with Illustrations, by barley / vol
Fashion and Famine Is published in an elegant vol.
ume, 45b pages-100 "
Bayard Tsylors Journey to Central Africa Illus.
trated with tinted Drawings. limo cloth-l20
s echoo, Books.isree and complete assortment.
Gold Pens-A new and well-selected stock of
Gold Pens-a re BILE criticize -
barometer-A Parlor Barometer very useful in.
strumsnt WIN. A. BUFFERS, ISL Main st..
Sc l6-lwif Nearly opposite Exch nes Bank.
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DrsPEPsIA, in it's most aggravated form,
can easily be cured by BAKERS PREMIUM BIT.
TIERS Gases of ten years standing have readily
Welded its all healing qualites Price so cents per
bottle. To be had of all the principal Druggists in
the city of Richmond and elsewhere. se 10
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MELANCHOLY FATALITY.-All the family of the
late Gen Taylor, who occupied the White House,
are dead-the noble General. bis wife, his daughter
Mrs Bliss, and Col. Bliss. Mrs. Fillmore and her
daughter are also dead.
The foregoing announcement lie going the rounds
of the papers. 1t is erroneous in one PARTICULAR
Mrs. Bliss is yet alive, and very recently visited
WaahingtOn. =. -
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CARED FoR.-Watchmen Bowen and
partner arrested an unlawful assembly of negroes
last Saturday night, on Main street, between Gath
and 25th streets, and found among the number a
negro girl called Louisa Jinkins, about thirteen
years of age and born of free parents, who had no
register and father mother to take care of her.
She stated that she had been living with white
family who had misused her, and from whom she
had runaway and sought refuge In the house of a
slave Alderman Farrar ordered her committal
til the next term of the Hastings Court, when the
overseersiofthe poor will no doubt bind her out to
a good master until she becomes of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-19

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