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lLOST-A Pocket Book. on

che e7fh ult. between Smyrna and Dover containing
S2l in money, and several Judgment Miles, one for 9
one tor S25. and one iIr S3O--besIdes u number of
Due Bills aud Receipts The finder by returning the
hsok and Papers, can keep the money (S2l) rev I'd
Oct. 4-5I. GEO w HARUESrV
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DIE GREATENr DIs"0YENY OTs mn

TIE GREATEST DIS"OVENI OF THE
AGE'-Pianier", Farmers, Fanillcs and others, can
purchase no Remedy eQI al To DIR Iohias VENETIAN
LlNthENI, Tor dyseniery, chn:tc. Group chronic
r4eumatlsm' sore thrOats, To nhat he sea sirkness
ruS' bnrnS' swellngs. bruises. u d sures head cine
mesquite uieF pains III the limbs. chest bach AZ
III II does not give relief, the money vl,I he ,c(nJ
Ell ali that IL asked trIa aud Use Il ace ordinp 10
| the tirecIIUns. 80 ~
1t is an English remedy. amI was used hy William
the w., late Ming OF Eugl land uII cerli, 10 bv him
~ cure Tor rheumatism, wIrn ever, thing !se had
failed. w
Over 100000 Bottles have hccf sold n the In,
tea SAFES, without single allure and uanv Lov,
stated haI They would not be wII!uuI il If il Was 5IO
per oOiIle III case oi Group, II is a. certain as II Is
applied. -" - "a
II cures Cholera. when frs, taken IN n few b,urs
lIfSeniery III hall an hour; ruoihuchr IA live min
utes II Is perfectly innOcen 10 taxi. inn, rn,llv and
Is Recommended by The must eminent pysCiaus IN lhc
Cnlied Static. Wv
PRICE 25 AND 80 CETTS.
DIX TOBl as c3uId fill q ,l,zrn urwsunners with
cer'ihcaeh and letters relatIH. the RIA: curcs
accomplished by hIs Lnmeni, Lat considers wnrr mn
hg IL SHihviInl' as any pef,on Who du.> not obtain
relief need L't pay for il.
DIX. IObiAS has put up HORSE. LINIAlEN'T in
punt holIes, which In warranted Cheaper and heller
tEah nIiv oher for chUlic scTllrhes ODD sores v..
s"ellings cuts, bruises. &c Pr,cc 20 cents.
DIR. rOBIAS OFFICE
n, ~. ZiO GreehA ich street. New York.
Jan. IS, lSj4.-euV iv.
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Incorporated American

incorporated American
ENG RANT S FRIEND Sy(IE1 Y
Othce Removed to s. L cormtrOi Sprmr, aud Water
Streets, PhIa,itll ha.
I'lEODeci OF tins Society Is gua'd the Emigrant
against fraud aud deception: and L. lure Isl. Them
WIN situations, advice aud rclIr iS Free OF Charge
" The American En- grLai Friemi SocieI,' a.
Oice' IL the oSIY INCORPORATED office IN ihIl Cuy
ahI mas no c 'nnekion with an! intelligence or 80
called EngIan Offices " ~
GEO. 7. GORDON, $ec'y. VIC. CAIRNS S,n,
Besl City Helps IObe Iudnd Al lhs oiirc. Enr;ne,.
supplied With men and wnuem. nnuaclors furrIsht
with my number ol men.
August 10, 1888 IIrl
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George VOgt,
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth
Philadelphia.
OLIVER Ii. p PARKER, of Ohio, and JAMES
IL LAIRD. OF Phlisdclpha, have leased the as,,., G
we'll known and popular house. Tor Term of ears are
now prepared to accommodate guests IA manner equal
to any IN The city.
The lOcatOn Of this house is superior 10 any other
neg ia immediate proximity 10 business; also To mo,l
oil the BANKS Pubic Offices, Posi- Office and the ~
ckangc. where nIbusses lpr ali arls OF The cf
Ihe house having been pun IN Through repair. and
new furniture addcdwIth MANY modern Improvements
WI" VII add mn'h 10 Inc comfort OF guests Tho tables
will nj all Times. be supplied w'Ih lhe hest M, I
affords, an nothing snail be wanting on our ,art IN
make the FRANKLIN truly the rravelcrs' ,Inme
Your patronage IL most respectfully solicited
PARKER g. LAIRD.
July 26, 5I-2m
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Jourdan's Ammoniated Super Fhos.
plate Of Lime,
FOR WHEAT Ann (lUyT.rD %,Dnnc

HEA This superior Fertilizer is especially
- recommended for its quick operation
and durability. As a top-dressing for grass
fields, and especially exhausted dairy pastures.
1t has no equal. When used on corn or grain
crops, Itshould always be applied on top, imme-
dlately before or aitersowingo or planting. 800
or 400 pounds to the acre, When mixed with
Guano, in the proportion of one bag of the last.
to three or four bags Of the Super Phosphates.
1t serves to fix the ammonia of the guano, and
prevents its escape into the air. Great adyan-
tage to guano results from this mixture.
\ Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and
retail, by ss c. B. ROGERS.
No. 90 Market street, Philadelphia.
T Sept. 20, I554-2m.
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DRUGSl DRUGSI

DArENT MEDICINES OF all kinds ss,. - Oh.
l. taInsd atthe Drug store OF
TAlS. MAGENS
S"S''"' So"e 10 iesv' es~nrlre ,
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reference IN regard TO Ae Real Bslate F JViss,hcr
&Co Real Estate Brokers, New York Orders inns,
EaiH'l Win Doaey encO' cd, TO lie addressed
j. W. HOLBROOkE Sec'y, atJ Broad uay n V
81 The EngraHmgs III the catalogue now read,
or delivery. I0cI i ri ~; 80!
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List Of Gifts.

IOU CiaV, nun
i io Mebsler' iC0 1000
100 Calhoun, lGO In nm.
30 elegant Oil Paintings in plendid gilt
frames SIZE Ski f. ell each, leo 5OoO
100 elegant On Paint ngs, 213 IL. each SO 8 nm,
5OO steel pat cngravIngs, brilliantly col
o.ed in oil. rich gin frames Blk 80
inches each. 10 5OGo
OOOO clog mt steel plate Engravings
cOorcd in oi'. OF tho Wusl ngon
Monument 2Ox26 inches each 4OOnO
Z3T,Ct0 SIT el plate FL cravings Lum leo
different plates, in Possession
o.,and owned by The Artlsis Union
o. he mIrkrt value OF, from 80 eta
10 81 o. each, Al OCO
irst.cl!ss Swelling. in 3ist ST. NY
Cy, 70 OOO
20 building lois in zoe and I0l sls NY
city, elch 25NItO ii. deep at 1890 1000
100 Villa Sits con aiming each 10 900 So
~ II. in the supurIs of New YORK civ
- ind cO"!m 'ndIg Il magnificent
view otihc Hudson River and Io,g
Isan S,und, at SEQ 50O oG0
70 perpetual ,olilS Of cash without in.
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FARMERS and Planters, AttcEa-
owners of Poor and Worn Out Lands, use
LEINAU'S
AMERICAN FERTILIZER
as Us Kenovator fthe Soil, it HAS NO EQUAL.
~ nas oeen e.: cnsively used for the past three
! years, in
! Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware,
m, Maryland, Virginia. and in
Inc Islands of Bermuda and Blrbadoes,
wv, FOR THE GROWING OF
Wheat, Corn,
Potatoes, Tobacco,
Cotton. and the
Sugar Cane.
V1- Can be had at Half the Price Of ;,uano.
is more lasting, and will not burn the seed
Only $25 a Ton of 224O lbs.
~ ALoO, FERTILIZERS FOR FRUIT
IKEES AND GRAPE YINES-asure remedy
Tor the Peach Worm and the Circullo: of the
Proprietor,
GEORGE A. LEENAU.
NO 10 South Front street,
Philadelphia City, State Of PENNSYLVANIA.
* Delivered free of Porterage, at anv
Wharf in the city.
kss5sr FARMERS, ATTENTION. Won
e3SsS wish your Corn and Potato Crop to Weld
~-&-- abundantly, use Lenau's American Fer
tizer.
Read the following evidence from well known
practical Farmers:
used Lelnau's American Fertilizer. and NV
corn and potato crops were very large, and of a
superior quality. have a larm Of IO2 acres.
and use It freely this Spring, as prefer it to
Guano and other manures, for it went ahead of
them all.
GEORGE CLARK, Holmesburg.
23I Ward, City OF Philadelphia.
used Leinau's American Fertilizer as A ton
dresser on my grass. ana my grass crop weigh
ed double Its usual yield.
THOMAS READING, Bucks county, Pa
used Lenau's American Fertilizer. and NV
corn crop yielded s. bushels to the acre.
JOHN G. DE COSTA,
President of the Camden and Absecom Railroad.
Camden, New Jersey.
July 10, 81 I'M.
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EEsANEIKf.NSsS.

Near Smyrna, FEB. %, '54.lf !
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Dec.99. 1883.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27
kiCHM 0ND, VA:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER y. 1854.

.MARTIsVAs BUREs.-The New York Eve
ning Post states that Mr.. Martin Van Buren,
Is at Vevay in Switzerland, actively and ear
nestiy engaged upon history of his life, and
has already advanced some two or three hun
dred pages with it. Van Buren has had an
extensive political experiences of
his native county, State Senator, Governor,
Y. ). Senator, Minister to England, Secretary
OF State, Vice President and President
Disappointed politicians, like Van Buren, and
Benton, strive to console their old age by the
sweets ofmemory, and seek to live over again
in writing their own lives. The community
would receive more benefit if the biography
of Van Buren were written by an impartial
pen, and his countrymen warned against his
example.
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4 CARD have this day come to the

A CARD have this day come to the
"A determination to sell in future FOR CASH
ONLY, as / shall have expenses for charging
goods collecting bills, and accumulsting bad debts
will enable me to sell much cheaper for cash shall
continue to keep GROCERIES sf the very best quail
tiles and sell them at q small advance above cost.
To those who have paid me their bills punctualiy,
feel grateful, and hope they will continue to favor
me with their orders.
All goods bought from me will be delivered free OF
charge. T.W TURPIN
G ocer, No. 257 Main ST., between 7th and 9th sts
Richmond. 10Th Oct. 1854. oc I7-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27
FALL TRADE,
FALL IMPORTATION

FALL 1mEOnlAllON
OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FRgsH REcEIPTs OF GLASS AND Fancy ARTICLES.
YNHE subscriber offers to the trade large
Il and varied stock Of Earfhenwere, and China sbd
GLASS; the patterns Of which selected by hiuse
In person.
Having an experience of many years In this psrti.
cuar business he feels great Confidence In statine
thstin poin, ct price and quality It win compare f,
vorably with any other house in the tisde.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do -. Basinsa and Ewers Jugs, Tea Ware, DC
biue prinI FLOWING and Fsncy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tes and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of aboye variety
White China ds of above variety
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
whoesaling which he offers upon such terms for cash
9. cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantei Pier aud Toilet Gla.ses
FINE ivory Table Cutlery, Walters l. Britannia Ware
safety, and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
GLASS Ware IN every variety.
will give satisfaction.
His Packer ia one of the best IN the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
ocG-lm JAS ID. b EVANS, lit Main st.
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ROYAL PARRISH.

Grocer and Commission Merchant.
RICHMOND va.
IL AV1NG commenced the GROCERY
A BUSINESS, In this city, in connection with
the Commission Business would beg leave to invite
his friends and the public generally, to give him
call, assuring them he will sell low for CASH, or
punctasl customers any other house in the city.
he has tas en- the house the continuation OF
Pearl street, between the Bridge and Cary street.
He continues to pay personal attention to GALES OF
Country Produce. oc 9-dImc2m
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~ % AND BROAD STREETs.--The subsc riber take g
this method of returning thanks for the liberal pa.
tronege heretofore extended to him. and informs
bis friends and the public generally, that he has
moved 10 the corner Tenement on Broad and Second
ST. eets next to his old stand, where he woula be
pleased TO hIs friends and them he is bet
ter enabled to furnish all articles in his line Having
more extensive and commodious house. he has
constantly on hand select stocb Of Groceries, Tin
Earthenwsre, &c. CHAS. Ii. TANNER
mi
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small silver plate (engraved) .sir John Franklin.
X C. B."
Star with motto, "Nec Aspera Terrent" on one
side, and on the reverse sG r. MDCCCXV.
Also number ofother things of minor importance,
as they have no particular marks by which they
could be recognized, but which, along with those
above named shall be handed over to the Secretary
offhe Hudsons' Bay Co
REpULsE BAY, July, 1854. JOHN RAE, C. +.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TOTICE.-Mr. Il. M. Burton having By

NOTICE.-Mr. Il. M. Burton having By
~ Deed dated - day of September, 1854 and re.
corded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court OF
Richmond, conveyed to as in trust for the benefit OF
MS creditors, all debts due to him by Bond, Note,
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with US or with him, who is our authorized
agent, with little delay possible az Longer
indulg gence will not be given.
JAMES DUNLOP, (r,no.oo.
Sc 22-ts JAMES ALLEN ( Iiustees
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HEALTH OF NEW oRLEANs.-The New Orleans
Delta of the 20h aliuding to the gradual decrease Of
the yellow fever, says:
"We hear of very little fever In private circles;
in fact there no new cases, and we rarely see
funeral cortege pass through the streets. Our un-
acclimated absentees are returning every day, and
the city Is full Of unacclimated persons.n s.
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY

IMP o II TERS AND JOBBE
No. 16 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
LAVE now in store, of their own direct
importation, the largest and best assorted stock
of GOODS they have yet been able to EXHIBIT to
the trade.
Our Mr. GINTER having spent the past months
in the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
we are enabled and pledge ourselves to sci! goods
as low they sold by any importers in this coun.
Ty.
We would call especial attention to or stock of
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads
Hdkfs Cravats Bindings
Laces Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy Wooile
Dress Trimmings Goods.
Buttons
sc 4-d&cts aiNTER ALVEY.
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"a reporter of an evening Journal of this citv -
says the Boston Traveller, learning that the Kpov
Nothing Convention was to be held 10 fremont
Iempi-, on wednesday, secreted himself in the
baptismal tank to take secret notes of the secrst
proceedings. An examining committee ascer-
tanning this fact let on the water, giving the un
lucky caves dropper more complete INTRODUCTION
TO aqua pura than he had enjoyed for years past
AT the same convention, another curious indiv;.
dual was found snugly ensconced In one of the or.
gan pipes.
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John Smith was found lying on sidewalk in N
Orleans, on the night of the ooh inst, badly in
jured. He said he had been thrown from a win
dow; but it was proven that he had drank fite en-
glasses of whiskey, and it appeared more likely
that he fell from the window while under its in
fuence
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Az ANrr-TExAs NEoRo.-A negro belonging to
]. NJ Bunton, Of Logan County. Ky, committed
suicide few days ago. rather than accompany his
master to Texas @
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHIN A AND EARTUENW ARE

Z HIN A AND E A Z I II E n W 4 Z =,
ANE DEALER
Glass, Looking Glasses aud Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl (or l4ih) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
f A L l. L Il ADE 1854.
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ of the Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee TO his very large and desirable stock
OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, of his own d.
rect importation, embracing many and desirable
patterns and sbapes and general assortment of Cut
Moulded and Pisin GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself TO sell on good terms as any
repacking house in the United Stites and to his
best efterts to give entire satisfaction.
SToNE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices
N b. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
an S0--dA pm
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NEW GOODS NEW GoODs..-Th,

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS..-The
IN undersigned has just returned from the North
cities. where he purchased in person, large and
extensive select stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally tor cash. at exceedingly
lew prices, and will sell the at small advance
cost. In the assortment will be found soiid col
oTed French Mousiins, fine Ga French Merinoes in
variety of colors; plain and figured Csshmerss; Em.
broidery, In great variety; black Silk trimming
large stock French Corsets; with an endless variety
of Silks, coors in ashes of roses TAM stone plaid
and blsck and brocade. For good bargains cali the
ef-2m AtstAe 2a2 Rroa1 atveat
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George Dohrman, an eccentric and well known
citizen of steubenvle, Ohio died recently of cho.
lcra.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

.res.s. LIZ ne ea.i5calstlon of the DAILY DISPATCH
RisbmonS that Of ell the Daily papers OF
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DEATH OF A CoLoRxD PREAcHER.-The Lexing.
ton (Ky) Statesman announces the death of Lon
don Ferril, colored man, Pastor of the First Bap
tist Church of colored persons in that place. He
was born in Virginia; but after having obtained his
freedom he emierated to Kentucky, where he built
mp one of the largest churches In the United States
his communicates numbering, recently, 1928.
He baptized during his ministry, upwards of 1000
persons 4Nss2
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OFFICE r.. Y. p. r.. r. COMPANY.l
.la sfsj RIcHMoND, October ID, 1854. !
RyfSgpTryIS

1Ezks@o of the Agricultural Society
OF Vrsnts who desire to visit Richmond on the oc.
casion of the areat Annual Fair. which will COM
mence the Sls of October ensuing, are hereby mo-
tilted that return tickets, available for ten days,
will be furnished them free Of charge on sxhi.
bition OF their certificates Of membership to the
Washington and Richmond, provided application
10 made therefor ON the way to Richmond
And though the usual charge will be made for the
transportation Of stock and articles intended for the
exhibition. such stock snd articles viii bs re-
turs ed over the yopte for account of the name
owner free ofcharee and the amount which hss been
paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH
Agent Of Transportation.
P.Ss-Stock aud articles intended for the exhibi-
top must be in readiness for the Steamer Marylsnd
at Washington and Alexandra. on the mornfng Of
SATURDAY 28th October. In order to secure their
arrival In Richmond in proper time : -. - Y
80 . s SAMUEL RUTH
oc2 ta sA Agent Of characterization.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A shocking affair, by which man and wife ma
med Smith were sent into eternity, occurred In the
village OF New Windsor, N. Y, on Saturday night
pressed state of mind, and finally wound up his
earthly career by numbering his wife, and then ta
king his own life. The first that was known OF the
occurrence. was on Sunday morning. when some
OF the neiehbors entered the dwelling and found the
wife dead In her bed and the hfeless form Of her
husband lying in poolof blood on the floor, with
bis throat cut from ear 70 Gar.
ANorurn srrAMrn Missrsc The splendid nev
steamer Her Msjesty. built on The Clyde, 10 run on
Lake Ontario, sailed from Scotland seven or eight
weeks since for Quebec, and has NOT yet been heard
from She had sailing crew, Of course, but L y
supposed no passengers or cargo
Faosr IN sAyANNAH.-A private Telegraph De.
spstch from Savannah, dated Monday morning, and
received Ia New York. says:--" Frost has made is
appearance here; send the abeentees home.
would be ~ well. perhaps, for absentees mot 70 be
in too great hurry. II
CAM. Mcclure. OF the Eaglish searching expedl
zion and our own yman. DR.. Kane, ere atiH
vifhiu the Areie circle, and whilsts they REMAND.
the interest attached 70 their researches VIII stih
exist. AE e
Drsrxxssr.c AccrnENrs-Res. 8. B0iks. pastor,
of the Reformed Dutch Church 81 Grand Haven.
Mich. met with shocking accident at Port 6heI.
don, on Tuesday, l0th inst. He wss on his way 4,
Holland, sccompanied ~ hh lvifes snd thrc'
Youngest children. While crossing the Pigeot,
Creek bridge hia horse took aieht q some poaea
md plank with which the bridge had been latel1
repaired, and backed of with The buggy iato eis6
teen or twenty feet Of water. c 81 &c & IS. a..
Tho Douaine sprans upon the bridge - the bueasj
went of, and NTs. Rolke was saHGk although ba1s
stransIed, but al tho children were drowned. S
ABsKscK OF MisD-The Boseon Bee Gays: AZ
sbseuk minded sentlesnan, on the common ~ tothdI
dsy, While kiiiiag ttme BY throwing stiek taeo -
Inadvertently plunged y htuee1f nd eumes awise
ntug 70 the ahofs With To ei0k befweoa ~ feef9
70 the sFeas asuaenept q abe lpeetatsEns
An IalsH GsAn4< ~ learn hon GiaeGot
{ecollapd) papee hat there = - md1V1nal - M
ssas a Cfeenoek, narned Patriek Marphp = slxis
trsordirsry haisSe q eevon - Ave apd haf q
ehos opkt a6ct1no selnx HesWuloh5 twou1y-osj
Murphy = : peive al esnIly Qouas lF1ila1. S ]
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY
II GREENTREE & BROTHER, No. sc

II
IL Main street, two doors below Purcell, Ladd 4
Co, take pleasure in informing the fre nds and pat
rons of their establishment and the public without
Distinction that they have recently returned from the
northern cities with large and beautiful assortment
Their stock consists fine English and French Cloth
Dress and Frock Coats, Fine French Cashmere and
Tweed Coats. Black and Fancy Doeskin Cashmere
Pants, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, Mar.
sefles &c, sc.
A full assortment of BOY CLOTHING. Also,
Trunks, Shirts Cravats Gloves Silk and cotton I'm.
dershrts, Umbrellas Drawers. &c. Their stock has
been manufactured in the most Fashionable Style
and substantial manner, and they will sell good and
well made Clothing at yuch prices will more than
realize the expectation Of the public Their Cloth
ing cut in the latest style Otherwise suit the
taste OF customers. Sc 27-lm*
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Mr. Alex Robinson, OF Wheeling, had his pocket
picked Of $50 at the Ohio State Fair.
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ARnEsr FoR LIBEL.-A. 8. Willineton. proprietor
of the Charleston Courier was arrested Ia New
York for libel on Saturday, at the instance of Rufus
w. Griswold. The alleged libel was contained in
letter written from New York, touching Mr.. Ga
domestic affairs. sn sg
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Captain William Shredder, prominent citizen o.
that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

Hon. Abbott Lawrence has arrived at his home
In Boston, Ia improved health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The Cape Fear Bank has declared semi annual
dividend of per cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

kAcHEI. CoMrNG.-A letter from Paris stafes
that Rachels agent is ON the poinf IF nc
ceeding to the United States to make an engage
ment for her professional appearance in New York
this winter. She will bring French compspv
with her. f.-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27
DOGGETT g. ANDERSON,

UPHULsTERERE AND PAPFR HANGERS,
Corner Of GOrernOr and Franklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
IL French and American PAPER HAEGINGS,
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES BANDS, CORDS
TASSELS Lace and NJ uslin CJRTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
which they will sell or work up to order on the
most reasonable terms
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLSrERING promptly, in the city
or country. c2-Sm