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ITO PREVENT AND CITRE CHIC

ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
Il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persops travsllins and all Others should have bot
MINATIvE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently cure in less time
than IN it rsaure;ttS Sd get physician:
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when.
you have pain internally externally, use the
Dr.. ROSES cARMiNATfIVE BAL IS for chol.
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen.
terry This mixture one of the most important edi.
clnes, and should be keptin all families. As sooth-
ing preparation it has equal In cases of infants
with bowel complaint cholera morbus restle ssness
balm As specific for bowel Complaints Of .duits
it has failed. During the cholera of 1882 1884
and 1849, it failed in instance when used before
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods testify to
it's wonderful curative powers. g sents bottle;
DEL. 8. ROSES wHoopIHa coUGH ' syrup IL
gives immediete relief, and frequently in one
Dr. Dr.J. 5. ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHu.-rbi.
Is of the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder. and all Gouty Affections. Price
DR.. JsRosE's GOLDEN PILLS. for fallin. of
the Womb Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxa.
trusses and external supports which only prove
pailiatves, yields completely to the use of these
TOPIC 'trssstRRsoSsPEg s sodsH P Prise 5Ss
ROAD PILLS These Pils are not warranted to
cure every malady or disease incident to man, but
they are grand remedy for Bilious state of the
system and common fevers. They are adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly
being often preventive of Bilious attacks and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE. Will
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever or Fe.
yer and Ague. Price III and Csc.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read DR.. j. 8. Roses Medi.
cal Adviser; (which contains description of the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treatment II
can be had without charge. -,
All of Dr.. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Ladd L. Co, Bennett Beerr.
Adie Gray, Q. A. Strecker, A. buval, A. Bodeker,
J. b; Wood, VIM. 2 Ladd, s. NJ. Zachrisson, A. Les.
ne. X. r. Duval Bro, Grubbs 4 Apperson, in this
throughout the United States
jy 2I-FM&Wdcis-ts p,
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BosToN, Oct 3.-fien Henry Wilson has accest.
ed the nomination of the free soil convention for
the governorshp of the State. He says he deems
to be his duty, if elected see the laws for the
protection OF the personal liberty of the people en-
forced at oil hszards; and he approves the pro.
bi5itory liquor law
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TRIAL OF DIR. GRAHAM.

NEW YORK, Oct. AFTER considerable trouble
the twelfth juror, for the trial of DR. Graham. was
obtained this morning, and Mr.. Shepherd, the Dis.
trict Attorney, opened the case Beyond the exam.
snation OF Mrs. Loring, and one other witness, no
progress was made in the trial Z
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

NEW York, Oct. Ave have intelligence of a
serious accident on the Michigan Central Railroad
near Michigan city, On Friday last The passen'
ger train and wood train came in collision. The
baggage master was seriously il fatally Injured
and four others badly bruised. The eneines and
can were considerably shattered
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SUICIDE IN JAIL = man by the name of Garry
Post, who was committed to jan In Auburn New
ietk, about SIX weeks since, charged with burning
rooms OF the jail Monday mornine. having hr ,no
himself with pieceof rope cut from bod cordf
He was about sixty years OF age. WV"
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TRIAL or CouNrEREEIrERs

BosroN Oct. 4.-The seven persons who were
arrested in Canada some weeks since for counter.
letting Bank bills, &c, are to be tried on the 18Th
Inst Among them is Truce Young, who has been
under arrest in Boston for counterieiting; a man
Heard, quite wealthy, whose daughters siened The
ollis The names Of the others are Bowers, Gea.
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COMPASSIONATE BALE or JANIS
s ~ HugE1 Ian q. n 4H& couHF1 o.
ssis as 6 egs :sa e
49, ss sss pFssss.z e wEDNEs04Y 20 g
ss,sss ss Va & Ed s.sAls'1
Tbs kssH E .boaf s. nilss ffon tha ely a Kieh-
ss ana 1s sSe ssss !. i:E
mis snd ~ aexss % Lad, of whish tSsFe
sss t2S q lSo of low iend. S - -
roassive Grips b sny In the county Il . sisastel
imme0efeE ostwesn the lands u Miles C. 0slden
scc M 1s ~ rs ,1s sss:ss a sesas.s
entife tract e we'll wstsred Ter health nns sosistv
this Farm sders great Inducements to turehsssrl.
SsaaI tsrmE and II susnc Il ssed, win bs charged
Psroas disposed to purchase. are Invited I. .isw
Once. W. B. Weisissr, Loeb Lomsnd r. O.
kresbytarian church and an Episeopsl church, q
Ses good schools, are in the Immediate mel. hbor.
TERMS One third Of the purshase money esuh
the residue to Be paid in I've equal annual
trust upoa the land; he bonds for the deferred p.y.
ments to bear interest from chs day Of sle and In
'tsre'f to be paid annaslly. .na -
ToLEn COOK. Aucls. - oes
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND. CROPS.
= STOCK OF CATTLE keel shall offer for sale:
At Auction. st u O'clock M on the lzth day Of Oc.
torber, my farm at Amelia Ct Ho. It contains
~, acres Upon the place there 10 SMALL
DWELLING HOUSE and other out HOUSES, two
framed 9ransries. two good bars, 10 200 aeres Of
the Land In oak and pine woods 40 screS arabic flat
land, the rest hiss been in cultivation within the past
two years, and portion well set in clover. The
farm s 20 it can be divide d-102 acres
next to the Count House. and S25 separated By pub
lie read, AID lying on Nibb's creek. -
TExMn-One-third cash, and the balance In one
and two year,
After the .sle Of the lard, shall sen 5000 lbs Of
IObACCO, 200 bsrrels Of Corn, the Fodder, Shucks
Straw, &c, 20 head of Cattle. among them come
good Milch Cows. two excellent yoke of Oxen, q
young Mule, well broke 40 head Of Heas "Bam-
broush Premium Fan Mill" NEARLY ncwl an or and
Horse Cart Plantation implements, &C., &c. -
All sums Of 80 and under cash win be required |;
over hat amount, credit till LIST June 1885, bond
with approved security. - -
WILLIAM EoaLEsToN.
Amelia C. a., September is, 1854.
p. S.-All persons indebted to me are reou ssted
to make payment forthwith, and these having claims
against me, viii present them for settlement
oc6-d6t w r
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BOARD OF Mrss,oNu

sions Of the Protestant EpiscopaI Church, car,
nenced s SEASONS to Jay In this city TIE atten.
aance was good: After reading the annual rsoorts
ne usual snnuai sermon was preached by tbs Raw
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FALL MILLINERY.
Mr. s.. NJ. A. LYONS,


Over C. HARrwELL g. COSY
evz Is now receiving, and will open on
Friday. October g. her Fall supply of FASH
W. IONABLE MILLINERY, when she win be
pleased to see her old customers and the pub
iie assuring them she will have the most approved
styles, selected by herself at the North and made
up 10 this city BY young Ladies Of acknowledged
,9l equal to any that can be got Up at the NORTH
Fer assortment consists in part of Silk. Velvet and
straw BONNLTS. of every style; RIB IONS,
FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES, PLUMES, Wells,
HAIR BRAIDs. FRONTS and cuRLs
DRESS CLOAK and MANTILLAS made to order
In the latest and most fashionable manner.
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suIcrpE--E. Kinds, Of Hawkinsville, one;d,
county, New York, committed suicide by hsnsiue
returned from Boonville that afternoon, Compliance
Of feeling tired. and lad down to sleep In the barn
MS father returning home few minutes after. on
entering bis barn. beheId the agonizipg spectacle q
n son nearly suspended by the neck, bis fcot jus,
When taken down, lie was extinct. -.
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HEALTH OF PIrTsBURGH-The cholera still lin.
gers at Pittsburg, and during Sunday and Monday
there were Is deaths. The total number of deaths
last week were 2i9, including 1l6 from cholera
During the last three weeks there have been 853
deaths there, of which number GAO were from cho-
inra
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SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY.

OswEGo, Oct 3-The body of Alvin Curtiss, who
has been missing since Thursday last was found in
the Oswego river this morning, and shows evident
marks OF violence. The physicians at the corone,s
inquest swear that death was not caused by drown.
Ing The evidence :aken goes to show that he must
have been murdered and then thrown into the
river
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CILKs, EMBROIDERIEs AND PLAID

CILKS, EMBROIDERIES AND PLAID
~ MERlN0ES -Msgnifcen stock of Plaid Silks
opening at about half their value from the as
signees sales now is the time for the ladies' to buy
fine Silks at low prices. Notice:
1000 yds rich plaid hish-lastered Silks at the
treme low price of 50 cents per ysrd-worth
81.
1000 yds splendid glossy Gro de Antique Silks, at
81 ceuts-worth Il. Cd.
1910 yds. oil.boed Plaid French Silks at IS cents-
worth U.s. 6d-very stylish and pretty
500 yds plain Black Silks, at 10 cts.
A large lot plaid French Merinoes. fine, at IS cts
worth 9s.
ALSO
Embroderies, in Collars, Sleeves Bands Chemi.
zettes-at ha'f their real value.
The ladies will do well to examine this extensive
stock before purchasing.
CHAS GWATKIN
oc 5-St Opposite Exchange Bank.
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THE CHoLERA-There were "a deaths at Bowl.
lng Green, Ky, and vicinity, last week. Hon. Pres
ley Ewing, talented young member of Congress-
rnade speech there on Monday, and died the next
day at the Mammoth Cave Mr.. Turner of Turner
& Co Circus, left there on Monday, and died at
Glasgow on Tuesday. S. Vance, lawyer from
Louisviiie and J ID. Alexander, superintendent of
public works ON Green river, are also among the
vrtinos
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FALL T6ADE-I9l

FALL TKADE-IS54.
1NHE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and
1.oS ofer for .sle the following Goods, via:
1900 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
kl50 Dozen French CALF SKINS Of their own I'm.
poEtation -
. 100 Dozen American CALF SKINS.
500 Dozen UPPER LEATHER, al erades
5000 Sides SOLE LEATHER, Of oil qualities
in great variety
Writing and Wrapping PAPER, SHOE THREAD.
&c. Also, large stock Of BRO CUES, of their o.-n
manufacture, suitable for Plsnfation and Railroad
Hands, sssa 7V779E77' ~ 1A
This large stock Of goods having bsen purchased
for cash. the undersigned prepared offer IRE
er indncements to the trade OF Virginia and North
Carolina, = TIA any Other hOc,s In the mssket:
se16-6wif No. III Main street Richmond Va
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lake NOTICE.-Thnt all persons in
- ssb ed to A. 2 MOORE. are requested to call
S a. liam MOORE'S, Cary street, sejoipips tha
GoiIm plan Hotel, and make payment, on or befors
.ns TN ueiober a.. after which time no more In
oH.eOoec oon DO gwen, 2-dtlfn5
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Do GGETT d RSON,
uPHOLsrERERs AND PAPER HANGERS.

Corner Of GOrernor and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
IL French and sAmsricau PAPER HANGIN0S.
CURTAIN GOODS. C0RNICEs. BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS
Transparent SHADES, BEDS. MATTRESSES, &C.
which they viii sell or work mp to order on the
most reasonable terms. -3F EaMF7
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG.
ING and UPHOLSTERlNG promptly, In the city
or country. 49, 81 -. - - oc 2-Sm
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BOARDING can be had in very pleasant
- rooms, on the south side of Grace street, tsree
doors above 9th. oc4-St*
ROARDING.-Two families can be ac-
- commodated with large and desirable rooms
at the PRESCOTT HOUSE, two doors above the
Farmers and Virginia Banks. Location convenient to
business.
Several young men can also be accommodated.
oc At
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DROTECTION AND INeURANCF 8

1hUIECTION AND IN6URANCE.--
glar Froof SxLxHxEDIR SxpEs. ~ Sse . 80 ~.
smosf svery place OF bvslnsss: Every lnsa Who
IL DvokA paverz monsy. ard othsr valuable ssti-
onIy secure nethoA Of Protsctioa assinst 6rS ~
~ Tness eefes nov Stand hsfefe ths world g
= ovsr one Thousand sesers ersl All pe1Sons 80
nsye NOT seeu1efopa of Heryiunfs ehesn insrrsneS
State Aesat 4 Hcfs Smisr III ~ - -
myA-W III Gs,S 49,
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KaOW-NoTHINf; coNvrSr,o,,

INV foak, October IA Know Nothir~ -,
ssnnon, eomprising upwards OF seven hnrdrsd
.oeissstes, 70 session Il the Odd Fellow IIs,i
The oce M,n continue u session several days.
election 4e approaching
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NAR1NE lNrELIIG:NcE.

NKw YoRx. Oct 4-The Frsnsh war steamer
Chtmere sailed ihis uorsing for Norfolk.
The clipper ship Bfssdnoueht irom Liverpool,
went ashore Ia fne this morntF on the West
s The stsr Of the West sailed th4 afternoon for
San Juan. "
The steamer United States, from New Orleans,
which arriyedto-dsy. brought ei7a 800 IN specie.
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MAIL NEWS.
Tpr ACCIDENT ON THE soUTHslDE RAIL.
ROAD

We learn that the persons Injured on the Sooie'
side Railroad. on "wednesday. were doing better
yesterday. One Of them had undergone arnpuss-
,lou of foot, another had his thigh broken twas
believed they would Oh recover
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BOARDING
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
7. Moor Z RY, PROPRIETOR
CORNER OF MAIN AND 9Th srs.

CORNER OF MAIN AND 6TH Sis.
TNHIS new and popular House offers SUI
i perior attractions to the travelling community
and resident Boarders The House and It's situation
is the most pleasant and delightful of airy Hotel In
thi. city. The Proprietor socits share CT public
patronage.
Price for transient Visitors, % per day.
9,-dlmt
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NON ARRIVAL OF THE sTE.snER ARC.

SANDY Hook, Oct 4, 10 p. M-There are no
rigns up TO this hour OF the steamer krctic now In
her fifteenth day from Liverpool. -
The Capsds, which sailed from Liverpool On the
23l ult 10 now 10 her twelfth day, a may be
sidered fully due f..ssa s3sss = =
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
NJ At VALENTINE QoHEN'A OonNEh o.
s60AD AND 9TH ST6.-Hsyina on haad ~ enalye-
sought q tie present Iow rstss an enabls4 h Of
tar nNpe 6emsuts - purchasers Ny cuetomesu
sna he yate are respectfully solicited b Give mo
CALI AnA they nay refss exiting e grsattsf bargafss
q ". COHENe Cheap Store.
peS-zUs Corner Brad an1 6th -
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CUGAR AND MULASSES, AT AUC-
- TION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, commspe-
ing at 10 O'clock we will sell at the Warehouse, adj
joining Messrs Ludlam l. Watson's ofioe, 10th st !.
southside of The Basin 49, = tz4ss3 So ! Z
800 hhds Sugar. ranging from fine to choice qualities
200 bbis. Prime Mosmes. III 5ssgsg Z. 5ssFzs $50 ( i
Also other a. ticles suited to the trade.
TERMs.-Under 500 cash over 500 months
credit, for approved ne gotable paper. @
q Sale without regard to weather. . 1g-szst4 !
oc DUNLOP, M0NCURE Co, Aucts.
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By LARus / sHINT.

By LARUS 1HINF.
HORSES MULES, &c, AT AUCT'N.
Ii On next SATURDAY Morning., at 10 o'clock,
re Will sell at the Horse Lot. pair Of large back
msfch Marc Mules, and years cd. perfectly
scsnd, works anywhers, to carriage OF anything
else.
Al:e. several fine Bssp and Il Ridiss Hs,:s:
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II OR6ES, BUGGY, DO. Il O., At AUG
Ii TfoN-on SATURDAY, the 7th ipst., st 70
O'clock q the Horss Lot II rear of my sto!es vii
eeli excellent Work Horses, Bugfy, With aouels
csst;. Male, end . lot Of Gar.
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SAILING of THE ARABIA.

NEW York, Oct 4.-The steamer Arabia sailed
at o'clock. with rs passengers, for Liverpool,
and S977, 600 in specie. Among the passengers 10
P. Bennett, of Baltimore, besrcr of dispatcher.
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STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiii be
sold ON SATURDAY. the l4th day of October, 1854,
upon the premises. commer cling at O'Clock, that
very neat and desirable Italian Cottage residence juss
erected on the West line of 7th street, North of
Leigh street. nearly opposite the City Spring. The
lot fronts so feet back $50 feet The Cottage has
IS rooms with replaces to 10 of them, and finished
in very neat and tasty manner The situation of
the place. its quiet and retired yet convenient loca
sether one of the most desirable residences now In
market After the sale of the house, parcel Of the
Household Furniture will be sold. Tasl
Terms accommodating. aud made known at the hour
sfsale. oc2 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts I.
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Samuel d. Lecompte, of Maryland, it Is said, has
been appointed Chief Justice of Kansas, vice Mad
ison Brown, OF Maryland, resigned.
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THE PARKER VEIN STEAMER CASE.

NEW YoxK, Oct LIN the caseof Knapp &
Stacey vs.. the Parker Vein Steamsbs pi Company,
Judge Hoffman decided that there gas sufficient
reason for the appointments of q receiver and the
continuance Of the Injunction,
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negro was arrested In the cars whilst on bis
passage from Washington to Baltimore, on Tuesday
night, on suspicion OF having aided in running off
several slaves from Washington county, Md
When arrested he knocked down officer Busher,
and exhibited such ferocious propensities that 1t
BECAME necessary to handcuf him and copfine him
In the baggage car. The affair caused great excite
ment In the train.
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We copy the following items from the Freder
icksburg Herald of Yesterday:

We copy the following items from the Freder-
icksburg Herald Of yesterday:
One of the workmen engaged in procuring rock
for the dam OF the Water Power Company, was
seriously injured on Friday morning by blast
and thinking il mere Il ssh be approached the spot
when the blast went off, blowing him up and pro.
duciDg number Of inj uries.
The white woman committed to the jail in Fred.
ericksburg residing in the upper part of the county
and charged with burying new born infant alive,
sent on by the county court, at their session
on Monday, for trial before the Circuit Court. We
learn she was admitted to bail
white man named John Davis whilst eng aged
Ia "poing" boat down the river. accid entally
fell over, q short distance below French Johns
Wharf, on Wednesday morning last, and was
drowned.
We learn that lsborer on the Fredericksburg
and Gordonsyille Railroad was killed on Monday
last, by the cavlng in of bank.
RAcKs-There was race over the Herring Run
Course, Baltimore, on Tuesday, for purse OF $780,
two mile heats. The Sun gives the summary as
follows:
Entries-F Harpers z. Berry, by Sovereign,
dam by Giencoe Calvin Green's Nat Bick by Bos
ton, dam by Aunt Mary Edward Ihompson's
Maid of Orleans, by Bertune, dam by Alice Carneal
The latter won the purse In two straight heats, az
follows:
Maid OF Orleans. .....-.-..--....1-l
Nat bucR.. .-2-2 -
-, Derry LIS.
Time-35o; 3:5l.
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BY JOHN &. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF 0OOCHLAND, HENRICO AND TIE CITY
RICHMONn.-By virtue OF decree sf the Circuit
Court ofthe City OF Richmond. pronounced on the
18th day of June 1854 in the suit of Pickett Pick
EFT and Others Commissioner, viii sell at public
auction. the prem.ea respectively, the following
On III. 10Th of October. 1851 VIII ell the tract Of
land In the ceunty of Hsnrico, supposed TO contain
coaI, and Known a. the Deep Run tract, itusted
about twelve miles from the city of Rich uond. and
near the Deep Run Turnpike, containing about nne.
ty acres all In wood and timber, and near the fosi-
dence Of Thos o. Burton, Esq.
The terms of sale are: One-fourth cash, and the
balance on creditof one, two and three years the
Commissioner taking from tho purchasers for the de-
ferred payments bolds bearing Interest from the day
OF sale, and retaining the title until 81 Of The pIt
chase money il laid and deed ls ordered By the
Court. The title to the property IL believed TO Pc
perfect, but selling % Commissioners, shall only
convey such title a. IL vested Ia me by the Court.
z. sl2ss JOHN A PICKETT, Conf
N. B.-Thc foregoing property viii be ,sclt on the
days above mentioned IL fair il not on the ffs fair
Persons wishing to purchase and to know more
mufdo, Esq. at the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot. or I win give any infnma-
ton concsrningit Ny address h Garsnds 20.
se 22-2awtda JOHN a, PICkEIL.L
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IMP o RTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Il The undeEsigned would respectfully inform all
peTsons who may be In want of ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING for DwelIir Is, Cemetery Lots
&c that he has purchased the patent right to make
and put up ORNAMENTAL RAILING upou q new
and improved principles which viii enable him to pnt
up such work fully IS per cent than has ever
caa be- done by any other establishment In
the city. He has sso receive new and beau.
tfal patterns to which he would invite particular
attention. JAMES D BROWNE,
ae 28-dlm 9th street. next to Lafs1 ette Hall
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ElARM AND GRIST AND SAW MILLS

MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION will be sold on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of October, 1854. upon the premises,
CONNIE ncins at II O'Clock, NJ the farm In the coun
ty Of Chesfeifieid on the Danvle Railroad, nine
miles from the city Of Richmond. now in the ceeu-
acres about 70 In woods. mostly pine-the balance
cleared and in good condition for Improvement. The
dwelling contains five rooms; the usual and necessary
cut houses all new.
The MIL, formerly known as 'Foresn contains one
pair stones. one circular and one upright saw, and
now doing good business, ard 10 an enterprisinf
man It offers great advantages a. valuable body OF
timber land, qn near to il, can be purchases ct
fair price and the pieuk, when sawed cae be ine.
diatsly sent to the Richmond MARKET and thus lind
. ready sale at fair prices.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Z e 22-2awtds GODD1N 4 AHPER0ON. Aucfh
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HEAVY ROBBERY.

PHrLADRLPHrA, Oct 4 H Ristenbadf, of Leba-
non, Pa. was robbed Ia the o'clocs train from
Baltimore. last night. of g. 500. chisHy In Sl0o
bills OF the Lebanon, Lancaster, Readisg and Har-
risburg banks. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06
WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER-

y ~ En- AND fAPER.HAN0ER, respsctfullv
Informs fbe public that his sprine sssortm snf II
ysiSst = ssn sn1 now co"glsss ccn,tinE q ms
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAfERS also.
large stock Of Canton and cocoa msttins or
BANDS CO., all Of which he vIll sell a ths 1ovess
prees. q his Furul.hing Wars-Rooms, No i40 Msin
$3.50, -o-neL W ltLo. ap 18-ts