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important from Nicaraaua.

The steamship Star of the West as announced
yesterday, arrived at New York Saturday. from
Punta Arenas, with full complement of passen-
gers and $272,651 in treasure, from California
brought down On the Pacific side by the steamship
Uncle Sam, which left San Francisco ON the 5th
uh By this arrival we have important news from
Nicaragua
Colonel Walk er-now General WalkerAhaving
been reinforced by small party Of Caifornians on
the 18th ult. embarked at Virgin Bay on board the
steamer Virgin, and before daylight the next morn
ing, landed within four miles of Granada After
rapid advance. the little army reached the city and
gained the plaza, without encountering any serious
resistance +
Here sharp contest ensued, which resulted In
loss to the enemy of fifteen killed and several
wounded, and Gen. Walker took possession of the
capital of Nicaragua. subsequently the fort was
captured by a detachment of Americana Order
having been restored the citizens of Granada held
public meeting and rendered Gen Walker the
Presidency of the Republic, which honor he de-
clined in favor of Gen. Corral S 81
. Col Wheeler the Minister to Central America,
after much solicitation, proceeded to Riyas with
learning that Cen. Corral was absent, Col Wheeler
attempted to return, but was prevented by the
Governor, and detained two days nor was he re-
leased until the town was threatened with an at
tack This breach of faith on the part of Corrals
forces, led to correspondence between our Minis
ter and the General On the 22d Corral surrender
ed, a treaty of peace was formed, and thus Walk
er's victory became complete. During the progress
of these events others of importance were transpr
ing. e.. q
On the 10Th Col. Fry and Parker H. French, with
sixty men, embarked on board the Virgin, which
also carried the passengers and specie from Califor
MIA, with the intention of capturing San Carlos
The occupants Of the fort however, fired upon the
steamer with cannon, and the expedition was aban-
doned CoFry being unwilling risk the lives of the
passengers On the 23d the steamer conveying the
outward bound passengers by the Star of the West
was fred upon from the fort. thirty two pound
shot struck the boat, killing lady and child and
seriously injuring the machinery. Previous to TINS
an attack was made upon the returning Caiior-
mans Al Virgin Bay by the government forces,
when four persons were killed and eight others se-
verely wounded
revenge for the success of Walker and per-
haps with the view Of robbery. Colonel Kinney
was pursuing the even tenor of his way, perfect
ing plans large emigration from the Unit
I'D States with every prospect Of carrying them
ont successfully. @
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ASEA SICK ADMIRAL !-Advices from Alexan.
dria mention the amusing fact that the Viceroy Of
Egypt, Said Pasha, who had left in his steam
yacht for a tour in France and throughout Europe,
returned to port two days afterwards, having
changed his intention in consequence of a severe
attack of sea sickness This il the more extraor.
dnary and pusillanimous from the fact that he
ought to be accustomed to the sea- having been for
about fifteen years Admiralin-chief of the Egypt
ian feet. @
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HEAVY GRAIN OPERA TIoNs.-During the past
week learn that single party in this city pur.
chased about 6O0, 900 bushels wheat the most of
which, it Is said, win go forward to Boston. At an
average of 81 50per bushel the gentlemen in ques.
tion paid out nearly million of dollars all of which
has passed into the pockets of the farmers of the
country and is so much addedto the generalwealth.
Other parties, however, were actively engaged in
buying throughout the week. and it is reasonable to
estimate the quantity which changed hands during
that time at fully two millions of dollars.-CAtcdeo
Press Both
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PEABODY NsTITUTE-The Peabody Institute,
of Danvers, Mass, endowed by Peabody, the
American banker of London, has been in exis-
tence but a little over year, and has now a IL
brary of 5000 books. with over 400 regular SUBJ
scribers to the rules and regulations of the estab
lshment. An average number of $50 volumes has
been taken out every library day, "wednesday and
Saturday each week. making total of "a ,967 the
past year. One in every seven of the inhabitants
of the town has become subscribers, many of the
subscribers living four five miles from the Ii
hror
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KILLED IA RoCKET-On the Saturday sue
eeeding the late Minnesota election, as Democrat
c procession was firing off some rockets in front of
tho residence of Mr. Rice at st. Paul, Mr.. Luke
Murphy was struck by erratic rocket-stick in
the stomach, from the effects of which he died in
a few days.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--On Wednesday
las: the boiler of the engine attached to freight
train on the Georgia Central Railroad exploded a
few miles from Macon, Ga. The effects of the ex.
plosion were terrible The engineer, Meriland
Kelly, native OF Pennsylvania, was blown high
into the air and instantly killed, Barns the
fireman. whose dead body was afterwards found on
the rear car of the train Michael Shenahan, the
brakesman, was fatally scalded The engine was
thrown forty feet from the spot whcre the explo-
son took place and planted crosswise on the track
The road was damaged to the amount of $1,000
the track being torn up distance of $50 feet The
accident was the result of carelessness ignorance
on the part of the engineer
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Coon INvEsTMENT.-A Baptist mission chapel
has recently been erected in Twentieth street, n
Y, nearly the entire cost of which-ten thousand
dollars-was contributed by a single individual,
Mr. VIM. Colgate, a member of the Tabernacle
BAPTIST church
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THE MISSING FRoSAUT-John Wise, the AFRO
naut is of opinion it is stated that Mr. Winchester
who went up from Norwalk O., on the Cd ult-, was
drowned in Lake Erie as he had not ballast enough
to take him over the lake.
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WOULDN'T HURT THEM.-A man being awaken
ed by the captain of boat with the announcement
that he must not occupy his berth with his boots
on, very considerably replied"Oh, the bugs won't
hurt em, guess; they're an old pair"
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OLD RELIcs.-At the late Agricultural Fair of
Georgia there were exhibited the Bible brought to
this country by the first Georgia coIonists from
Safzburg In 1874, and tho sheet iron swan which
surmounsed the spire of the Church erected by
them at Ebenezer. There is ball hole through
the breast OF the swan which fired there during
the revolutionary war by British soldier for a
wager Of bottle of rum. The Bible il Of course
In Car -
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CRoP IN LoUIsIANA.-Letters from the interior
of Louisiana report that considerable damage to
the sugar cane has been caused by the recent FROST
Planters say that the present warm weather pre-
vents the juice from granulating, and should
continue the receipts win be greatly delayed
CHOICE I4IQUORs. NOW IN STORE.
~ WINSTON & POWERS have now IN store,
Brandies Of the most approved brands raTs hye
the best quality, Also. variety Of Wines, such -
Pale and Dark sherry. Por. and Madeira, Champagne
and Clarct, Of fayonte brands. 80.
Fair, win do well 10 remember ~, anc examine our
''|'ss $3.50. WINSTON PONIRS,
!. ecN-sw ri Gomez Gary sAd etasl sss.s I
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bridge at Principle. Cecil county, Nd, over which
the trains Of the Philadephia Railroad pass broke
down Saturday. and six freight cars were precipi
fated into the creek below. The accident caused
detention Of three hours to the afternoon EainA
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:. SLIGHT Demonstrations Surgeon--Ah, by
the way, there's Higgins case. There has been .
slight mistake--f was the sound leg cut off, Whiting
surgeen--Its of no CONSEQUENCE We can cure fother
80 It comes to tho Same thing : 3 -ssIssA y
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NEW SCALE Or PREMluMs.-A malignant baby
hating correspondent Of the London Charivari,
writes that he win subscribe ten guineas baby
show, they will drown all the unsuccessful candi.
dates for premiums. s
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1H7 OFFICE VIRGINIA r. l. M. INs. Co.,l
q .l----,1E 81 Richmond, 1lth Oct, 1856
TTyHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE

vAAUxNAA AMI
INSURANCE co. having removed to their ell
sible Office in "Rallard's boding" the North
side Of franklin street. opposite the ENehange Hotel
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE On favorable
terms. s.Y -va
The past transactions of tho Conpany extcndin
over period OF tweaty-thrBe years gaarantee to it
patrons that all fair claims for los will be properly
stated and met
Applications at the Office in person or by letter .d-
dressed to A. Peasants, President, 70 tho under
ngned, will be promptly attended to- ---r
oc lI-dlm THOS. NJ ALFRIEND, Sec'y.
E,IKE AND MARINE lNSURANCE-THE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va. Branch Ofico
l4th street, I'd door from tho Post Office, Richmond
Va. Charter Perpetual. Capital $300,000. This
Company viii insure first class BRICK Dwell
LlNGS perpetually for single payment of 4 per
cent Time policies will also be issued of Buildings,
Merchandise, &c., in town or country, At current
rates. --.a -tse
Marine and Inland Transportation Rirks taken on
as favorable terms as by any other responsible Com
pany. resr4=.sz sres-.sE sas 9e .-s.5.r
~. 4. sRa RRERss s:e, :sS,ted
~ REFERENCES
Sam'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia Richmond.
IA. Smith, do. Farmers Bank ofva- do
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do.
Messrs. Haxall l. Co., do.
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier of the Bank of tho Val
ley, Winchester.
j. H. Sherrard, Cashier of the Farmers Bank Win
chester. - ~ ~ ..--..-f. 80,
Hon. James M Mason, U. s. s., Winchester.
se E-dSrn -
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GLOUCESTER, MAss.-The town of Gloucester
has I9, 374 tons of shipping employed in fishing,
coasting business. There have been this year 2O7
arrivals from foreign ports, bringing about 5000
hhds of molasses, 5000 hhds of sugar, 5000 cords OF
fre-wood and large quantities of salt, coal lumber
&c. The number Of hands employed in fisheries is
22sO; and the number of vessels 232 valued at
1899 go
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DOUBLE MURDER w LusATIc-Jno +. Clark
iunaiic, in the Hospital At st. Johns, n. B., muir
dered two of tie keepers with an axe, Thursday
mor.,Inx - = 3
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yIRGINIA INTRLLIGRNCE,

LouDos COUNTY ITEAs-We take the follow
ing items of Loudon county news from the Lewis
ourg Washingtonian:
ASricnitural ssciay.-About $500 have been
rassd BY the county agricultural society, towards
thereon for the society's use.
Sale Of Real EssateThe splendid Estate near Lees
9urg u known As Temple Hail." belonging to VIM.
4. u. Mason, Esq, containing 616 acres, was pur-
onasea @ afew days ago, by Henry A. Ball, for ESQ
W W The farm belonging to the late joel Nixon,
Esq, was sold on Wednesday, At public sale for
so7 10 per acre. Mr. Levi w. Nixon, purchaser.
LARGE SALE or CATTLE.-Col Rees r. Bower
recently sold to Taylor & Amiss of Montgomery
county, Ave hundred head of cattle at an average of
S2S ~, amounting to $l4.70O.
=, PROLIFIC TREE.-The Editor Of the Shenandoah
Spirit of Democracy has been shown an apple
by Mr.. Jacob Price. of that county, which is the
second growth Of this season, and the tree upon
which it grew is now blooming for the third time
this season
FIRE-The Petersburg Express states that the
sranary and corn cribs of Benz H Harrison, of
Sussex, were destroyed on Tuesday night The
former contained 1000 bushels Of wheat which was
worth $4,000. .--------.---
UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-Two slaves. owned
by Mr. Benz H. Sterritt, of Buffalo, Va, reached
Forter, Ohio, last week, OH their way to Canada
Ihey were there overtaken by posse in pursuit
and one Of them captured; the other, however,
through the aid of an underground agent made his
escape. fss .s-8.4 -,..sss Sd f5,, f.-..s.st{ q
ENIGRATroN-A steamer leaving Charleston,
kanawha, last week contained several families
from Greenbrier and other western counties of Vr-
ginia, en- route for Missouri and Kansas Among
them were Mr.. Robert A. Early and family Of
Charleston, and AZ negroes. Nr Rd Early and
MI d. Brown of Putnam, with 16 negroes, are 60
ing to Missouri
METHODIST CONFERENCE OF VIRaINIA-The
annual conference of the Methodist Protestant
church in Virginia commenced its session in Abing-
don on Thursday last. Rev. J. G. Whitfield being
chosen President and Rev. r. C. Jennings, Secre.
tary. There were about 40 ministerial and lay
delegates.
The dwelling house of Geo. A. Warren at Clark
Mills, Washington county, was destroyed by fire
one night last week r-E
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MORE RECRUITING FOR FOREIGN SERVICE
An entire company of soldiers for the British army
has been recruited and sent to England from st.
Louis city. The person who undertook the Job
was lieutenantin volunteer company, of which
the U. S. Surveyor and Collector was the captain.
He got leave of the Captain to drill the men, on
the pretext that they were new recruits to the
company; then getting the address of Mr. Cramp-
ton, the British minister, he took off forty five
men, all Engishmen and Irishmen, with him. He
may receive a commission captain
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LNIkE AND MARINE lNSURANCE-THl
I INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALE,
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

S1VfNGS INSf1TUTiON OF RICH.
- MOND-Ofice removed to the Store of Chris
tian & Lathrop, No. 50 Main street-In conse-
quence of the resignation of David r. Crane, VIM H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The of
fee has been removed to the of Christian La
throp, where deposites will be received, which
interest off per cent. will be paid on all sums re-
manning on deposte six months or ongor and FIVE per
cent. for q shorter period. M ..s s.--#... II
This institution has been in existence twenty-eight
years; has loaned over eight millions of dollars has
Suspended debt he's lost ono dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due. -. Sd.
- JNO. THOMPSON, President,
' WIN. II. CHRISTIAN Cashier,
NH SITS - GEO. STEEL Secretary.
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= OPENING or FALL. MILLINE-

NJ, AZ ny; 1f bHUAD IA , MND ~; =. GUh-
w MRS. N.WIGAND, having just returned from
New York, has open large and hand
some assortment Of fashionable Fancy and Plain Silk
and Velvet Bonnets, dark fancy Straws. Also on
hand, Straw Trimmings, fine Paris Feathers and Flow
ers splendid Head Dresses, Dress Caps and variety
of RIBBONS. Also great variety of EMBRO1-
DERIES, with large lot Of HOSIERY, and different
sorts of Fancy Goodsa of which will be sold at the
lowest New York prices. The Ladies' Of the city and
the stock. Bonnets, Gaps and Head Dresses made to
order.
Country Merchants supplied cheap. oc 9-lm+
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MILLINERY, &c.


u RNEVOLENT ENTERPRISE,.-SEW.
II ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA UNION
VA.-The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
in all its branches respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage. ,rl.-.
The MANTUA-MAKING department is superin-
constant receipt from the Northern cities of all the
latest noyelties IN style and shapes Of D Z s.
DRESSES, CLOAKS, and MANTILLAS. !.
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT Is under
the charge of an experienced person. Every article
of Ladies' and Gentleuens apparel made at the short
notice, s2H
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
Children's and Infants Clothing Braiding and EN-
bordering done inthe most artistic and elegant styles
Rich designs for Embroiderins kept constantly
hand Marking done in plain or fancy letters. Call
and examine. -..
II Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
~ p LINDA PEYTON, -7.- 81
'.5rr -3a .s-E CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
- .....-- BETTE FRAZIER
u-Orders will be received at this Office.
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-OOK UU T,--N EW CA X,

-9 LO U II u L T.--N h w T. A k.
EAIf. RAGE HOUSE.--The subscriber hav-
ES-ins greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
psoved hs store at No. 81 Main street, Richmond,
t. begs leave inform his friends and the public at
large hs his eteck consists in Carriages. Barou-
ches Rockawsys top and top BuEgies, Saddles and
Harness OF ell kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides Martngales, Stirrups, Bits, and
spus of yaziovv qualities and prices; Carriage, Gig,
sad RIDING Whips Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-skn
Goges for driving Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags, La
deg Satchels fue fur and Blanket Robes, Horse Co.
seN and Blankets Of vsrous qualities and prces-na-
rg altogether one of the best. Houses in the State
for persons equip themselves for horse back and
csrnege riding every article used for either is
braced stock The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does say he sells lower than others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any Of the above articles TO look his before
trying elsewhere. He them that every in
duccment which can will be offered to serve them
To Sadiers he would sag that he has a large and va
Nod assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
ether Leatters, which he will sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS
No. 81 Main ST., doors above st. Charles.
I-ddC dC3m
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L 5sT,i.iNG OFFICE FOR sALE.-A
bps Tow eHe PAPER, located in fourishing yir-
ssga,ie. ald in one Of the wealthest and largest
paper e state, is offered for sals privately.
hae NJ extensive patronege-oSer 600 bona
I'D )o5 Seta f and large and profitable advertising
Gsssns Ei, which is constantly and rapidly in.
gt. 6,os,n iarthef particulars address the Editors
E0I-!--e~a. je7-ts
! soed vi 4 L. .--The stock, Fixfures and
LE Psrt OBJ oi Well located Drug Store in thru
eas ~ the city, doing good business. owners
My ybe LaS :. oi removing from the city. bargain
essl--St. address boa No. go, Richmond r. B.
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ORIl rs REDI IEDs-h1Vh VhHVNU En-
L CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
Mars STs.
the ,sbtcriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
.bj:c tb.t his PLANNING and SAW MILL is now in
compete order
S,ed dollars in rthting snd perecting his machinery
fnr Pl.nns Saving, and Tengueing and Growing al
ind, Of Boards and Plank he is now enabled to exc
,lte superior work, of greatly reduced prices.
A call from those in want respectfully solicited.
deQts WILLIAM FORBES
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To PREVENT BLooMERs.-The patent peticoat
litter is great centre of attraction at the Fair the
American Institute, at the Crystal Palace, in New
York. 1t is thus described: .'-- +
There four small pulleys attached to the waist,
underneath the dress, over which are rove small
cord end of which is attached with diaper pins,
ssveray to the 'front.' and sides of the skirt at
about the height of the knee The other ends tsrmi
nate in loops, which are led into the pockets on
either side. If lady wishes to go up stairs, she
pulls loop No. in the.right pocket, and instantly
the dress rises in front; that the ascent is made
with perfect grace. No. 9 in the left hand pocket
elevatos the rear in the same manner, and all pull
ed at once lifts all the skirts knee high!
NOVEL NEWSPAPER Subtitle Alton Qll)
Courier, established by subscription Democratic
paper has sued delinquent subscriber for his SUBJ
scrption arrearages. The defence set up is that
the Courier is not Democratic paper. Eminent
counsel have been employed on both sides, and the
decision the is looked for with much interest
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EENDERS, TENDERS, FENDERS,.I
nave Tor sale, nt low prices, large and handsome
,Ippry OF Tenders, embracing round polished bare6,
,s LptIc, Gothic, Square Topd, bronzed pierced
D. ta pian Tenders. Also--handsome Shovels and
o"e' SIsnds, Coal Scuttles, &c. apply at my fouu
Nv oe 24--dlm SAM,L b DENOON
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4 11HAhNTAL WORK on Satin linen, Cotton, Glass,
'rnts limitations in Wood and Marble, Grainina of
!. airds done promptly and when promised, at re-
dnGed Prices Persons Having any of the above to so
VII hnd II 10 their advantage to apply at the shop ON
ih street. next to Mr.. Yarringtons Carpenter Shop.
oc5 R w ALLEN
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Z
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20-Breadstuffs: In the absence
of stocks large sales of floating cargoes of wheat
have been made; rod at los Cd to los Cd; white lis
Cd to lis Cd, per 20 lbs, G. +. Indian Corn has
been in active demand at daily increased rates
We quote mixed 43s per quarter, being an
advance of 3s per or. on the week. There is very
little yellow or white in the market
LATEST COTTON REPORT. 81
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Oct. 20--The cotton mar
ket is unchanged and only a moderate business ia
doing
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- CARS, &c.-BURR & ETTENGER, Carvsfreaf
Sert 6eiotc the City Gas Horks are extensively Gu
Egrd in the manufacture of Portable and Stationary
slkAN ENGINES, Circular and Vertical s A "
AlLLS, Mill Gearing, Railroad Cars and Machinery.
4oidceo Presses and other fixtures ~
Al descriptions of IRON AND BRASS CAST
lNtS Porgings and Finished Work made to order,
All PERSONS IN want of machinery for any purpose. !
&c l6-Hn
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-,-u1IiYER RATHs.-The attention of the
1t is called to a superior article of Shower
al. which the subscriber has on hand, and which
w ~, for sale at less price than the common arti
ea o.usily sells for. Those who wish to purchase can
e @ ia i,as for themselves by calling at r. NJ. ZIM
wygHaN'S. or Mesers STEBBINS X PULLEN'S.
OF Mr. STARRETTs. ,,,, ro,n
Nj.
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IIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
- STEAM SAW MILLS. RATLRO 4 II

SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
&c. of my own make. au 8-Sm & D. D.
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n.,lv Dispatch is served to subscribers
~ The Dns Dn,.sssyEn CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
sx .sD ND weekly. Price for mailing, s4ayear in
i'sase weekly Dispatch is issued every Fn-
IL iHe i.,,sd TO subecrieen at 81 per annum.
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M STOCK OF Guns, Af4k
PISTOLS AND l. "a
sTs~i am now opening large s,ySS yst,ety y Of SIN
~ ftE'S AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, OF superior
ansn nsTso-A splendid variety Of Powder Flssks, Of
A.t sg. r,,ts sho, Belts and Pouches of the most
nf Game sa.ss1roo Sss csnfsi eas Fs R9s
Calls and Nd. SGads pads complete; Gun Wads, &c.
cf so1ors asn Neai Repeating PISTOLS Aliens Re-
roxs1. and ever description of Pistol now in use
ty', stocked and repaired with ne3ness and dis
patch. -doo,. above ST, Charles Hotel.
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DAILY DISPATCH
THE BALTIC'S NAILS
Capture Of kinburn.

FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
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! O.
OF
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made
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Sfn-S1TITTTk We have on hand and for
EssGass. sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size Also OPEN o T s, and
Square Timber from so TO 90 feet, at our Boat Yard
PententiRry Pond, Richmond.