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Anton Hnsworth one of tue wounded nj tho 90
eideni ON the Pacific Railroad has since t;ed &c a.;
injuries. N''' Vi MS
On Thursday last GO emigrants for Kansas ,.s.
Butts county Ga. ''i'
Professor Morse has received the gold mea.,
struck off for him by order of the Emperor of Aus
tiia.
Twelve lectures are TO be given In Boston at this
low price Of five cents admission. Professor Apas
SIS commences the course this evening
The Pacific sailed from Liverpool on the ard
INST and viii be due today or tomorrow
Navigation on the Lehigh and Delaware canal is
- oe temporarily suspended for repairs after Is,
b"s' week there were confined in Suffolk Mass
county JAN no less than seventy females either
awaiting trial, or unable to pay fines imnosed h
the police court p''e" "a
A traveller In Canada West estimates the s,-
Of bushels .''.'''oia
Judge Stuart. Of the Superior Court Of Quebec
mas dccidedfhat American coins are not legal ten
der IN the British Provinces :.
Hon WA: N. Murphy. q distinguished lawyer
Of Selma, Ala, and leading Wing politician q
that State, died on the 9Th inst Of congestion Of he
brain
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MATCH MAKING IN RUssIA.-On Whit Monday
and the following Sunday, there is great pro
btion ofbrides The Russian fradesmen, on these
DAYS, expose their manageable daughters in or
der to marry them Or they term it, to give them
away. Under the lime trees Of the principal -4Hot
are two long of gaily-dressed girls, packed
close together, like the pipes of an organ. Behind
each stands matchmaker, and the third row the
mothers or other female relatives. Through this
double row the spectators and wfe-seeking Rus
SLAMS slowly walk The latter notice any face that
peases them, and the matchmaker belonging to It
The exhibition lasts till q late hour.
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EMITTED STATES LiEE INSURANCE.
u ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPlTAL 1910 629--Issues poll
cies on White Persons for Life and makes annual di-
vidends policy holders; also Slaves for one
or term ofyears For rates. &c, apply to
o. BRESEE. Agent, or
+. w. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
At the Office of the Insurance Company of the Val
ley of Virginia, 18th street, Richmond, Va
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IHE POOR LITTLE LIOy.-rhe New Yor,, In.
dependent has the following from mother.
little Joet" Ia" Win my
No; what was itir
why was showing him the picture Of tho ,,ar
as,S THROWN TO the lions, and was talking very
ao.eiIhly 10 h,m trying to make him feel wha, y
tho 10 sam ne all at once ooh ma Just look at
any" '"e''' nc Wont get
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL Eft LIFE INSU.
Nl RANCE COMPANY.-Ofice ut "Stationer's-
Hail." No. q Pearl street, Richmond, Va.-This Com
pany has paid in Richmond to Widows Orphans and
Creditors over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
insured 1t has capital of s. 600 600. No Com
pany affords security advantages to the insu-
red. Il. w. KNOWLES, Agent
DR A SNEAD. Medical Examiner Sc 23-Sm
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
Il be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany on as favorable terms with any other compa-
ny this State possessing real cash capital to meet
losses Apply to STOKES Il CO,
Agts, Richmond, Va.
VIM 7. EARLY, Prest,
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y
Charlottesville. Va
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PLUCK TO THE BACH BoSE.-When the news OF
the taking of Sebastopol was received in our city,
some wag during the following night, tied a piece
Of Grape around the consulate sign Of our friend
Johns, the Russian consul The next morning,
when the consul discovered it, he tore the emblem
of mourning off, and writing sheet of paper,
Il can whip the cowardly Briton who hung the
Grape on my sign posted it up where the Grape
had been. 1t is needless to say no fathered
the mournful ioke--N O. Della
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SEIZURE OF CANADIAN VEsSELs--The St
GATHERINGS, Canada, Journal complains that nu
merous seizures of Canadian vessels passing through
the canal, bound to Oswego, are made by the Uni
ted States authorities for assumed violations of the
American navigation laws. The Journal says the
Canadian law for the protection of shipowners and
shippers is thus made of no effect, and calls upon
the provincial government to interpose.
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THE MALE POETS or MISUNDERSTANDING has
published a new edition of his collectio n, whence
we CLEAN the fact that the present ages OF some OF
our living poets are as follows; Panlding -; Pler-
mont. 10: Dana, g.; Sprague "a; Bryant, Everett,
and John Neal, 81; HaIcck and Perciyal, 90; Nor.
ris. So: Emerson, So Prentice, 81: Hoffman and
simms, 40; Longfellow Willis, and Fay, 10; Whit-
tier and Gallagher, AZ; Holmes, 46; Albert PIKE
and Street, Al; Epes Sargent and SAKE, ~; Siese-
land Coke 81: Russell Lowell, SO; Bayard Taylor
%
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SHOCKING APFAIR.-The dgeReld, s. c., Adver
tiser says that on Sunday of last week, young
man named Basil NJ Boone, son of Daniel Boone,
got into an alteration with his father and fired
upon him with a gun, mortally wounding him. He
then went into a field in view of the house and
shot himself, causing instant death The father, it
Is thought. cannot survive.
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A STEAM FIRE ENGINE has been purchased by
the city OF Columbus, Ohio, and four additional
steam engines are to be built for the use of the city
OF Cincinnati. Pttsburg has recently had one
built on plan invented by one of her own mocha
MICS. The steam fire engine is now to he sszlnd in
Cincinnati u New Orleans, Pttsburg, columbus
Philadelphia and Boston
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MONUMENT OF GRATITUDE.-A number of the
Episcopal persuasion in Philadelphia, have deter
mined to erect a church in some destitute neigh
borhood in the State, token of thankfune
for the bountiful crops OF the past season. The
church is to cost $780, and the project has the APP
prOval of Bishop Potter. ,
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SHOOTING MOLTEN IRON AN AMERIcax iNyEN-
TIoN-A notice is going the rounds, of the fact
that an English engineer has invented a shell which
can be fired carrying fifty pounds of molten iron
Gen. Lucius V. Bierce, of Akron (O.,) through the
Ravenna Democrat, claims that this missile of de-
structiOn was invented about ten years ago, by
Capt c. S. Brown, of Akron, Summit county, Ohio,
who Is now dead
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FOR iIRERIA.-rhe expedition announced to sal,
IRON New YORK has been deferred until, say the
MIDDLE OF December, when the Estelle. nov ON ba,
return from the Coast of Africa will be desnatcbad
Upwards OF forty persons have, up to this time
positively engaged passage in her from the Statas
sylyania anu ehh
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EFFECTS OF IMAGINATIoy-A man who had
been sentenced to death at Vienna, was offered q
fun pardon, if he would consent to pass the night
IN the bed OF person who had died of cholera In
ABOUT Tour hours he was seized with vomiting, vio-
lent cramps, and all the symptoms of cholera. UIti
matey, by medical assistance, his life was saved
Ills astonlshment was unbounded when he was in
formed that the bed was perfectly pure
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OFFICE VIRGINIA +. y NJ. ms. Co,
Richmond. 18th Oct, 1855. :
VTNHE VIRGINIA FiEkE AND MARINE

OFFICE VIRGINIA +. y NJ ms Co,
Richmond. 18th Oct. 1855. )
THE VIRGINIA FlkE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE CO having removed to their eli
gible Office in Billiards. building" on the North
side of Franklin street. opposite the Exchange Hotel
Richmond, Va, are prepared as heretofore to make
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable
terms.
past transactions of the Company extending
over period of twentytlree years. guarantee to its
patrons that all fair claims for loss will be properly
stated and met
Applications at the Office in person. by letter ad-
dressed to A. Peasants, President, the under
signed, will be promptly attended to.
oc lI-dlm THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND. Sec'y.
EHIRE AND MAXINE INSUKANCE-THt
Il INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA, at Winche ster, Va. Branch Office
l4th street. I'd door from the Post Office, Richmond,
Va. Charter Perpetual. Capital $300,000. This
Company viii insure first cl sss BRICK Dwell
LlNGS perpetually for single payment of per
cent Time policies will also be issued Of Buildings
rates.
Marine and Inland Transport alton Risks taken on
US faTorab terms as by any OF her responsible Com
pany
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
at this office. O. +. BREESE, Actuary.
REFERRING Es:
Saml Marx, Cashier Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
J. A. Smith, do. Farmers Bank DIVA. do.
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do
Messrs. Haxal Co., do
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier of the Bank of the Val
ley, Winchester.
j. H. Sherrard, Cashier ofthe Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hon. James NJ. Mason, U. S. s., Winchester.
Sc 22-dSm
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MEnIc1lgre

MRS. A. n. DAW s g.
rIIy ne city, y prepsred to ing rets,r-.
to sui. I r wholesale and r.tsl dI s,I.s
parstion, and its merit. :. qassksry al assas
plumber Of citizens Of Richrna.nse e.n tss,ed a. a.
s .snGe and s Superiority as cough z pse
70 the large number of eer.;s o. this 50. s,s4
sion. VI Sefsihestes naz = sspssd ~
aj For n sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS :.
3 Pisot A. f sodsss, ~, Jssss.oq tss
L every de.e eRn OIL ~ E, Fer OId
spoonful equal 70 an ounce Of a., aid B.sss
en Sru's s and sprsins, Ulcers md
Cramp and Tetter Sim, I;n,lolsins, Frs,S :. s,s
the Nails, Inaamed Breasts G inssets Wasas
0SSt swellsa Legs and Stiffness. 81 ~
colds. A no damage frUs,.
Applied to Burns at once il Lea. hs
fnee 80 and Is cents bo,tI. a'es nose.s
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inc feet which Gr l afsH5ss RsrThe grand fish
the past season, ,;..an 81 1sa scbooners Of
All ha" returned except the schooner Geo.
Osborn mich is now expected, and schooner Lap
WIN :, which was wrecked on Cape Negro Eighty
.wo of the above named brought in, in round num-
bers . 16i 600 fish; one 300 qts. do
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THE DAlLY DIsPAFCH.



TRAGEDY AT CHlcAGo.-The Chicago Times Of
TAursday haa the particulars Of q shocking TRACE
DIV which took place there the day before. It ap
pears that Ingersoll, bridge tender, had no,
lived happily with bis wife, and they had separs
ted
Ingerson went to the house where his wife board.
ed. Mrs. Ingersoh happened 10 be standing at the
door, and, yielding to his earnest enfreafes started
out for a walk with him. They had gone but
few steps from the house, when Ingerson drew
revolver from his pocket and discharged ~ n n.
breast The bali took effect and the lady ieiL He
immediately turned the weapon TO his own breast,
and firing a second time, fell himself mortaIy
wounded The neighbors hearing tns ,l;, III; ~
80 81 ax,inrf was conveyed TO her boarding
bouse. and her husband to the stationhouse, where
he expired soon after arriving, ,, % v.or ~ .ve
III; ,sifp i, about 49, and is very interesting wo-
man. She was In a critical condition.
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THE SARDINIaSs IN THE CRIMEA.-The Sardi
MAN soldiers in the Crimea freely purchase the la
ian Scriptures in Diodatis version A single agent
has distributed nearly three thousand copies OF the
New Testament
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YOUNG GREAT GRANDMoTHER-Mr Rogers
Evans, now residing in Sumter county, Ga, has a
negro woman, native of Hancock, who was a
mother at twelve, a grandmother at %, and now
great grandmother at 80
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THE REAsON.-NIrs. w. was walking on one of
the wharves in New York. and loosely asked a
sailor why ship called she" "Oh, faith"
says the son of Neptune because the rigging costs
more than the hull"
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FRANcE-Thc SABBATH is much better observed
In France than formerly. Labor on government,
works has long since ceased on that day and large
IS particularly observable in Paris
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HOW 10 & EFT RI u or N1Tz-7,,1

EyOW To q Il ID or nATl-1NI
i young and middle-aged, with the shortest ~;
Bile suffering to them, and with small probaI;I3ty =,
their dying in their holes or other pneo,nes 49,
places buy Lyons Magnetic Pills for the cers;n A.
struciion Of the above named pests Aiso Ivaaa,.
Masnstie Powder. for the speedy ramoyal Of Co.
toaches and insects Of all kinds about hou.e Pri
opal depot for the sale Of the above ut =
$50 $50 DUVAL u NORTONsS
mo- Drug Store, 10th and Main ste
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KANSAS EMIGRATION FROM THE SoUrH-Tbe
ciizens OF Barbour county, Ala recently held =
meeting and resolved to memorabilia IN"
lure, for donation of 100000, to send men 10
Kansas, and to charter a Kansas Emigration So.
ciety. 'sia Hoh 90
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
REt. j. AMBkER WEEDS CLASSI.
~ CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of Mar
shall and 18th Streets RICHMOND, Va
The duties of this School will be resumed ON Mon
day, LIST October.
TERMS.
English DEPARTING rlt..............,.,. 6 40
For Beginners in Latin Observation-Disclosures. so
For Advanced Clussic and Mathematics ......... go
au l6-Sm
CITY SPRINGS INSTITITTE- z1I ST
~ between Clay and Marshall.-The next session of
my School will commence Sept. 18th, and close the
first Friday il. July.
For English Scholars. ............... $50
For Classical do ................ 30
Sc III d6m H. P. TAYLOR.
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY
STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET-We would
call the attention of the trade TO beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroderies &C.; English
Merinos at % cents; all wool Deaines S7 cents per
yard; beautiful Mousline at IS and II cts Ribbons
all qualities; MORE Antique Trimming, from to so
cts per yard and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the new store of Z. CAMP l. CO,
oc ID 223 Broad st.
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FOR THE II q 3 .--I.yons Kai I sirSn.
balla Of Colambia, Hnrd's Hair Close Bsrry,s
and variety OF Hair OH and Pomades Tor ssis ~ =
no ~ ss.sssss E'J. fIcOT.
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( sOkE-l ana preps red TO furnish Cox
~ OF superior quality, end confidently recommend
1t as preferable fuel in respects to either wood
oreoal 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking ranges
while its ready ignition cleanliness and durability
renderit convenient and agreeable for paror and 9th
er CRATES.
Orders left at the Coke yard corner 10th street and
Basin Bank, will be promptly executed. Terms cash.
or its equivalent.
Sc Its JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
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SELDEN a MI i'm R 1;oroer D.

SELDEN 81 MI LLER Corner Pearl and
C1Ef STREETS, are now receiving the following
desirable goods, which they will sell at the lowest
BRANDIEs-"Od sazerrc,o Vintage 1898
Do "Hennissey'' do 1880
Do "Marett l. Coz do Is4a
Sherry Wines-'Siera's" brand, very old and deli
cate ''
Madeira Wines" Blackburu's," "Blaudv,. yerv
choice WY
Fort Wines-"Cockbuns," very choice old
scotch Whskey-"Campbelton' brand, extra fine
ty. " - ~ ''''' quail
* taek1ges Refined Sugars all grades
..Raa s; NeW Orleans aud Porto Rico Sugars.
GoiSa grass" Family Hams superior quality
fno - syrup Beef Tongues English Dairy Cheese
h.Ss oiS laenayra Coffee, eco bags Rio Coffee los
500 boxes Pearl Starch - oaAos "oeha CoHee.
buckwheat Meal in 25 III bacs
No. Mackerel, in half blls w. ,,,,,.
so bbis New England Rum ~ "piS' ana KRIS.
nasana Sigars, choice and celebrated hr.na
1nnpowder Tea, the finest quality in,porteJ
Black Tea, common to superior quality
Adanantine, Sperm and Tallow CsnJI
Thonpson's Washing Compound: Eanc. sn.. N
dozen Corn breoins; 100 dozen Painted BueIsis 10y
oc 3l-d2w gz 1oAe's'
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eco 000 WORTH OF DIZZY GOODS
eDoO.OOO AT COST FOR CASH.
BROOKS, BELL L WALLER
No, II PEARL STREET.

NO, II PEARL STREET.
Having made our arrangements in connexion with
other parties to open house in New York Oh the LIST
January next, and TO continue our house here we
have determined to close out our present stock OF
Goods most of which fresh and really desirable
We will therefore on and after MONDAY, the 22nd
instant, offer our entire stock at cost for cash.
Buyers will find in the stock fine lines of Bleached
and Brown Sheetin2s End Shrtings, Flannels, Lin
seys kerseys, Sleeps Grays, Blankets Cloths CASH
meres, Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans Prints Ginghams,
Dress Goods, Apaceas, &c &c.
Our friends and customers wishing to buy or order
the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
prices.
We the agents for the 81 and Ga Stanton Full
ed Cloths and will keep up the stock of these Goods
and sell them we have heretofore.
We solicit call from friends and the trade
oc 22-lm BROOKS, BELL WALLER
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Sole Pr,,,; DOVE
TIDINGS FROM CSra.e.'oss, Richp.,S.

M.ssr. No.. - fE5tiELD Co, Va LID
Meps lore Co. Richmond, 90 ,AsE l. ia;
was turned loose in the st.h,1uu oss
Of HI. who,s h "i.h other mules ran wi,SS "a ~
% n' ~noie oody against a lArys n" IVA he >.
cutting himself ON the thigh a. Pl1e Of secs, ~
long, and from an inch and bats ''a a about - q
tue wound was Of such cbars.. ~ 1so laeA..s.%
would never be of any seryic. - a. to ,es,f~
notice OF the Turf OIL in the I'M. ias assiL =
applied It at once to the eut a. pFOcus,so
weeks ne was perfectly well ana -, "a asOs, A.
made. 0n' where tia = a
T. S.-There are many csses ~ "A. A. WiSgRi1'
TINS nelghborhood, which bavs t'"Ja''es 10 cat. -,
Iurf On, and, if of any benefit n va CURED b.
YOU many sertheates. The whole - : can pas.s
ths quickest healing remedy the 0oIha,
II 4 WIysaB,
ELlAiR C1NCHONF.- T.;.------ -
=, tioh is combination of the sc,.a Pfepsr.,
the best Calisaya Bark with otbs. 's'Ne pTncise,
liable Tonic and Anti-febrile ssar.. proved al =
III the form of an elegant Cordial FI;nefe yFss,s
possessing Their remedial propert;r. :, ~aea ss.
terpes, and rey devoid OF their objectaD..g9sa %
1t may be employed with hs,ss.
conditions of the system cDnnactas ~ ~ pas;
whenever corroborant influence 10 al ia esalN
cohtra-ihdicatlng symptoms exist and S.fts aae q
Oh ali local inflammation, especially NJ .ue 1sea
bowels, 1t win be found highly s9laca q
cd nervous condtion-in some fo,r- OI ~ aIslI
loss OF appetite and languOr whars ~, "a DfyAIeFgs
20, intermittent diseases of I-e'e'
L "io onai aetei, ana IA many other cs.es 70 t Z
oy analogy the attention of the iutsi", NJ ~ "ats
viii be directed. 1t will prove servss.I Dyaea
ing on the mlHsma arising from low Az an N std
lions, and, by Its inyigorating tonic insna us
venting after recovery O recurrence of .ba p
Prepared and sold by '' s''4i
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COAL AND COKE.


EANNEL COAL.--lO tons Camel Conf
Oreceived direct per British brig Mary Morton, now
landing and for sale by
NOS CHAS. r. WORKMAN & co.
A NTHRACITE COAIl.--The schooner 4 !.
"A Pharo is discharging this day in the Dock No l
lot OF Coal. For sale by ..f.
JOHN w. WRIGHT & CO.
no 10 Dock Wharf
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AZ. FOX KENT OR LEhSE-That con-
a veniently arranged and centrally located build
HELL ing, situated on the n. E. corner of Broad and
18th SITS, diagonally opposite the City Court house.
and in view OF the Capitol For professional it
combines every convenience having offices detached
and also in the main building the interior of which is
of modern construction, with two parors, handsome
marble mantlepeces, &c. Possession of the two de-
tached offices can be given at once, and of the entire
premises Dy aie oIn gay OF Deeenoer at which time
may be made to give possession earlier or
later date, am informed by the present occupant
will take pleasure in showing the premises any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to PM TABB, Jr,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard decd,
se2-tf Blandon Henrico county, Va.
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VETERINARY sURGERY.--At the 20

VETERINARY SURGERY...At the So
' llcitation of hume friends in this city and
neighborhood, the undersigned has consented to de-
vote attention to all diseases incident to the Horse
Having devoted several years the practice of Vete
rinay Surgery he feels fully competent to the treat
ment OF all complaints to which the horse is liable
and would, therefore, be pleased to answer all de-
Rlands for his services in this branch of his profes
sion Please call, address the unders gned at Mr.
Leigh =
oc l8-lmoh T. ROZSaN
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Nd HE PLAYED ON A HARP OF

IN THOUSAND STRINGS, SPIHIIs u ~
MEN MADE PERFECT-The above ieEt, 70
informed, is to be found some where between Y
chapter of the book OF Generations and the ~; a.
ter of the book of Revolutions; as 10 the as..'
place we are not certain but if any ols val. ,a
know what is the best remedy IN tie world i'' Az
matism, or diseases OF ike nature, we arc 'uI y
thin they will find il to be
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EE FIRE q lit FOR NEW
~ York, Boston, Providence,
9ks4kE Portland, Newark, New Ha-

ven, Charleston Mobile New
Os1e1 =. Louis, Galveston san Fran.
cisco, Ec., per Steamship jamestown to
and VIA New fOfk-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday, by the U. S. Mail Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish
The Agents at New York Messrs. Ludlam l. Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line TO ali of the
mentioned places free of commission and ut the low.
est rates of freight.
Large and coInmodous sheds have been erecte5 NJ,
the wharf in New York where goods are entireIy u,o
tected from injury deacement aud every care and
attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can ALWAYS
calculate within hour the arrival Of their goods
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday al.
ternoon on her return to Richmond.
For freight apply TO 81
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MORE NEW FAIL AND WINTEI

MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER
lV1 GOODS.-J. & M. ROSENBAUM having re-
ceived by the latest arrivals their second supply of
of the handsones and most extensive assortments
they have had the pleasure of doing heretofore
Their stock consisting part of Silks and Ladies'
Dress Goods in greatest variety; Ribbons Laces and
EnIbroideries Shawls, Scarfs and Hanlkerchiefs;
Cloth, Cassineres and Tweeds Flannels and Blankets
Linen Goods and Domestics ofal descriptions.
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens to
aall I'D ti,.ir De A-tra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13
IN PURCELL, LADD IN
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