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A BALLOON AscENsIoN.-The 4Eroaaut Missing
"A man named Winchester assembled in a balloon
from Norwalk, Ohio, on Tuesday of last week. and
was soon lost from view i'm the Clouds The "Ex
pertinent" of that place, says:
AT the time Of putting our paper to press (Fri
day evening" three days have elapsed since the as
cension was made, and as there have been no IT,
dings received from Mr. Winchester the most fear.
full approximations rife as to his fate When he
started he said he intended to go higher and further
than any aroneut had ever dared to think of going
It "a feared by some that when he got up into the
upper current, the infesse cold which prevails iu
that region soon rendered him insensible and that
no was frozen to death. Others think that he must
have come down In the lake and been drowned.
ut will be recollected that Mr. w. made his frs.
Ascension from Milan this fall, aud landed near
Hudson He rose to the height of over 20 600 feet,
aud WAS 30 cold at one time TO become sleepy and
nsensibie and that when he observed the ther-
raometer The mercury indicated degrees below
zero. The bags of sand In his balloon were frozen
hard" ss4ssr & b
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DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHOLSTE-

DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHOLSTE.
l. RY-JOHN +. REGNAULT, thankful for past
fuvors, would respectfully call the attention of his
friends and the public to his present and largest selee
ton OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
ING AND BORDERS--G1LT, PLAIN AND COM
MON. Also new decorations of Gilt, Velvet, Marble
and Wood limitations. SATIN DELAINES, DAM
ASKS, MOBEENS, CHINTZ, LACE AND MUS
LIN CURTAINS, GALLONS, CORDS, TASSELS,
WINDOW AND BED CORNICE, ORNAMENTS,
CURLED HAIR, MOSS and SHUCK MATTRESS
Els, BEDS, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES, CO.
Goa MATING, floor and table OIL CLOTHS
Also a large and handsome assortment of VELVET,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, three ply and plain in.
grain CARPETS RUGS, COCOA. THREAD, WOOL,
and other patterns of Door Mats
Rooms, Halls and Entries papered.
Window Curtains, Carpets, and every branch of Up
holstery, executed with neatneas aud despatch
Country orders will receive immediate attention al
1872 MAIN STREET,
~ North side, between 9th and 10th streets
NJ 2-d2wAc4w
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q CLOfhINI: MADE no ORDEK-.

IA CLOTHING: MADE no OKDEK--
SECOND TO NoNE.-The undersigned hay.
Nh ing made a careful selection of CLOTHS,
-aln- CAsSiMERES and VESTINGS, for the ali
OF T. L: MCCOLLUM, who has had experience az
cutter for the last six years in of the most fash
on9be Houses IN New York he feels assured that he
will please every one who may honor him with call
Gentlemen furnishing their goods, can have them
made TO suit their taste
n. B.-Punctualty. r. HARDESTY t-
agent for d. w. Hardesty;
40 Main street, opposite st. Charles Hotel
oc ll-St~ R;cb,rord C.
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CERTAIN CURR ro,s------
~ "RicHMonp. So- - ,nsOR COcS-
~ the Cough Remedies Of H. - hass frsdn ~
s s.aa.a IL vssfinE cha. beGsr. s"d have
lion Of The 10 IN 70 be the moe s.,1 a B bASS
almost ind.psnssbTl. IN use and Is s.,.i. s,s,,
nks. DAVIS CoueH Rysynx g. v1RasI.s
sn'ue' OF TINS medicine from can sptss ~,
nsssed ne operation in bad 70, 70 - book, hsys,
For saIe Is a M rsllsfRisl Ewa.sa ssw-
Alex puvsi. Paterson L Jsch.,'.s, hsEast n.
y :. r'eot' a Boesksr and ChsrI..I "a; ka.pssss
ELIXIR (INCHONR
- ton 10 q eouibinatiorI ~ - This pr-~-
the pest CaiIssya Bark with oths asuye pfizsI,ss-
ihoie Ionic and Anti-febriIs -. IMPROVED "a
u, 1ne form Of an elegant Cordial asr. psss.a.
5sgpss .nsH remedial properties ssrh Va.
teihess and dissgreeable taste eS'Serszssl- -
~ may be employed with hu,.s. "'
conaltiohs oil the system corrpsr,nt a. a.z,..
cofroborsnt influence - sAs -saa.,
of siI local y'pssfns exist and Il ~ ,sa =
bowels II will be found hiybir -. =. We fsz,sel.s
cd nervous eondition--iu so,ns e. eesois IL -.
loss OF appetite and languor, whs,. " Dy,psp..
s,h.;I. diseases on masss.,
ieorne character, and In MANY o,soa Seurslss :
by snsogy the attention of thu 80, cases 10 VIA
VIII be directed. II will Prove s.r;se1 Physc.s
ing on the Iniasma arising from Ior . st,s
lions and by Its invisorstiny tonic aaap On.
P,ensrsd snd .oss recurrence Of tbs ',,. q pc.
or N PURCELL. LADD
- -p DRUGGISTS ~ Man g..
RUCkLE ON YOUR ARN0IiS @sS
y IiSaNs RkPARE..-LEoNAkp A.-fIR.
CcE repare tor the coming con6iet. IHI Rs
Coids VIII soon be In our midst Tbs Noasas "a
queror OF Coughs. Cold and Consnrnn; creates. tsa
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keen !, IN a = Ls0S,
upon me nrst onset of the disease tat - Guy nesss
So s a eaiiuleh ana remember the create, e %
yer oiscoveredls LeonaTds Celehrstsd &C. nede,
Price-s. per bottle; ) bottles ON. .So 's syHs
Leonard's Dollar Cordial = N"o Dollar. A.
To be had of l.. b. THOMAS, Broad
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dssla0eet Saexis,
Richmond and State Of Virgins tsIs'sy u
Messrs PURCELL, LApp L Co b VA. noiessls .;
| Richmond Va. una Clay street,
| Is VERY GOOD.--II will e.-- :. "
sasa. i, ~ many obstinate cases OF euts.sa. M
| MORE IN QUANTITY AND BFT&TFp -,
| fTl, THAN ANY (TEFp IN etAL.
| LlNIMENT.
| Families, therefore, who desire IN. a-
ever discovered to keep the house fo- LslkSsr
Burns, Salt, Rheun, Sore Legs Broken r. Sores
ments are used. are advised 10 try w "hich iili.
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC rIx,>,,,.
III suodues inflammation speedily, r.r,a.nIhNT.
cieanses, heals and gives pertt ct health ana ~ psI
to the flesh. 1t is beyond question thu -, .shess
ever onefed to the public. This is sayirs soas
but We have facts to sustain US s'u seal
| Bruises, Swellings, Cuts, CskeJ FRA.
| yield INSTANTLY to its magic rcUer &er-ks,
Price % cents. or BOTTLES tor - --
| Sold BY PURCELL, LADD & co AnIp {, IN
BENNETT 4 BEERS, p. JOHNSTON ! v nIIiI
DUFAL NORTON, etc, etc. ok1
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Arrival Of Volunteer Physicians-Appo'atme"
Yernon observation-disclosures. DC
cosxssYoNpExc OF THE pfsfATch
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL

. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL
Drs. James T. Mcdowell, w. H. Webster, W. b.
Thompson, g. s. Harnil and j. ID Bryant, nav a.,
,;ved here from Portsmouth The two last were
the 6rst volunteers from this city and the last to
leave the city Of death -
s James Lewis son of Chief Justice Lewis mas
been appointed to Lieutenaney in the U. B. Ma
rne Corps He is at present junior editor OF the
Pennsylvanian. ,.,,,.
The City Council has granted to the Ladies MI.
Vernon Association of the Union, the use OF inue
nendeuce Hall. on Monday next, Oct 18TH to hold
q meeting, for the purpose of furtberng inc
project Of purchasing the Mount Vernon estate.
The workmen ON the North Pennsylvania ran
road few days ago, threw out at q single oias.,
rock weighing about sixty tons. 1t was feet IN
breadth by " in length
The election excitement still continues. iester
day evening large crucifix was raised in front o.
q residence, adorned with colored glass lanterns
Symptoms Of an outbreak among a crowd, ho"eN
or induced the owner to take tin.
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Religious Iatelligence-.Syaod.
WAYNEsBoRoUGH, AUGUSTA. /,

WAYNEsBoRoUGH, AUGUSTA
et...r -sH- October 10Th, 1855. :
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Eastern
Virginia has just closed its regular annual meeting
In lions Church, near Waynesborough. 1t was
well attended by clerical well as lay delegates
and the community at large
A good deal Of business was transacted and
some very important resolutions were passed
The next annual session will be held in the CITY
of Richmond, in the Ev. Luth Church under rho
pastoral care of Rev. f. Lubkert.
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CD NOTICE.--DANCINGA ACADEMY
- Mr.. JOSEPH C. DUESBERRY takes pleasure
II in announcing to the citizens of Richmond that
sA he viii open his Academy for Dancing the 18th
OF October. Mr.. puesberry thanks the public for past
encouragement. He will his best exertions to
licit the this session. Mr.. ppesberry has sue
ceeded i'll getting Hall opposite the Exchange Bank,
which he has fitted up in most elegant Style. En-
trance on Main street.
He wi shes to state to the citizens that he will intro
duce the most fashionable Dances Quadrilles and
Waltzes and he fatters himself that he has turned
some rs fine dancers any other teacher in the State
Mr.. ID can be seen at his office. ut Mr. Osbornes op-
posite the Exchange Bank, between the hours of 8
ana l, and . and D O'Clock. -- Sc 28-l5t
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THE SusMAaIsE TELyarApu-.Slneetr Tho Az
ss!soas termination of the recent L.,
"a ~. 49, Ne telegraph wire between Cane Bseton
- - eoss. OF Newfoundland fmade In ths ist
sst ~ s Ansu.a the impression has been preys
Ma d. ssnssnsn ens y abandoned 50 far from
& s.es journal Of Commerce ssyss ar = sne
warn sss.es aa only swat tho return Of snoshsr
.oalls 4 June e sapsss heir snassyers. = ~
90 II n ~ a. scaaia With sssssv ~ one. when
Jelss dss.sess:s arsssss from Cape Ray !. Per e
glstton, 90 that tie ness a..les n very near cen
VA expected % ssias iss ss;sss se ne. ds
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- NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
~ OF READY MADE CLOTHING FOR THE
W FALL TRADE OF 1861. GREENTREE
LIN. BRO SO, Main Street, respectfully inform
their friends aud the public that they have lust
the fall trade, with elegant and most extensive as
sortment of COATS, PANTS and VESTS and Gen.
tiemens furnishing Goods, much superior to any we
ever oheredto them, which will sell, wholesale OF
retain on as good terms they be bought at any
house in this market. =. -. - : :
Cali and examine for yourselves
s..-., l. 'GREENTREB & BRO.
Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main street.
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NAyAL.--The sloop of war ST. Louis Comman.
dor Livingston, win sail on the I'D instant from
Phadelpha. 1t il supposed her des tination win be
the African Coast because the foreen now stationed
there Is not large the Ashburton treaty calls
for, The steam frigate Saranac Capt Long was
1t Spexzia on the 18th of September The Con
gress aud Constitution had not then arrived
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= "a from Beaver Dam Farm, in Go5ehald, ma,
AN sd September, without any cause. two asilv
~ MEN, suspected of having fol ged pap,i, n,
.SA named James Alton, who cam, fruul Robin.
ham county, ofspare make, brown-bsck, about ;tfg
inches high and so years old. The other usnss
George Gordon. came from Charlottesville well mil
black, sprightly, smiles when spoken 10 about .sts
inches high and q years old. Call on tho o.ss,ru
the Farm WE-S7
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GOV. SHANNON AND .THESLAvRRY1 QUESTION
The st. Louis Democrat saysits Kansas coszespon-
cent re-affirms his assertion that Gov. shannon
saad ne was for slavery la Kansas The Democrat
promises thorough Investigations the matter
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"a $50 RE w AR D--sT0P THB

W UNAWAY,-Abronded frou, Farm, saas
"a ted a few miles north of Richmond, on tho ss
~ of October, Negro Boy BUCK; age is or d
%ka complexion rather dark but not sask lecture,
well formed andeyes prominent Buck ID not IUs
for his age but very active and well formed be Ia. %
his hand (probably the lem scar owing to sut ron
cutting box; this cut tobquely On the back VI As
hand and eceived some years since will lead o'ss
detection: he YVES comfortably clad ia sst!a
clothes with good shoes, nearly new; viii ssdosgSR
TO cross the rivers at the FERRIES north Of RID
mond, and rE5- FERRY OWNERS Il will Lave y
difficulty in catching him.
The above $50 WIN be paid on his cspiars uOrAsf
the Rappahannock: $40 II taken North Of the P,ass
key; $25, south ofthe latter, but if caught 10 RAJ
mond $l5 viii be paid. Information must be prompt
y given in every and left at or directed 70 %. M
tsce of the Dispatcb osll--AaSsE
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A OUaRTERLY LAW JOURNAL,,, a Ky
a ,,frsIsn nv NrMpPR nv THE NlCHhuHi

A QUARTERLY LAW Jul naa,tSSupiJvl
N TIED BY A MEMBER OF THE hlthaaJc ~,
BAR.-CONTRIBUTOR dkkEs. !"
neper: Professor J. b. MIsoR, Umysnslfy o. .V',,
III, SANDS. Author of History OF SUIT 70 LgI! %
and other professional gentlemen "boss A.a,rts B,
not at liberty to announce, have agreed u ''''
TO the columns of the journal. Ian a., n. ID
The undersigned proposesso cohihl' IH',,p,3 Ts,
of January the publication o. Ia" VI gssui
want OF sdch work CONTAINING Instens. l,.,s. 4
interest to the Bar of Virginia aud OF o'a''
beer long felt and frequently expfrsru. ,,s, nfk
Tie undersigned, therefore, bene'i1s S".,hA a
periodical would be not only important sa r. M, -
would meet with rrndy support .I,o'" In BIZ !
undertaken to supply the de.dsrsiy" ~. h.I. \
Penusylyauie, New York and hHssae 41,;.a Il 81
so,ns yesrs mast, supported the pu1als'''ss y,oEI
;onrngts W,y should not the barri'tess u Ii ~
and the South have theirs a Joa. .o f wAiss vi
may call their owp, and in the ps.s. 81 al IN,
win find law more peculiarly aAFs'H1
tbs Journal will cireulste IN oil gsns ".ss "a
ted states. il will be III important eas ssr n
nTad,ey,isiny Cards inserted X nion'N "
+ Ion Ger Adj sriisements in proportion. ,y on "a
Tie work win be published ev.s r a,sr is y,sd
white paper, each number coats'HHs
3vo. dis euterpEss
ulease forw ard their naIaes ~, As Lssi1
TERxs-S5 per yesr-e copless, A., as siss,
commission allowed to all who WI ns~L..gsr iss
]. w. RANDOLPH, hgs .rts,,si 10
i Publisher, No. III, Main r.
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

90 ACADEMY OF DANCING-CHAsA A.
n Nc EVOY has the honor of announcing TO the
citizens of Richmond that the 9Th annual session
ek of his school, for instruction in the above
in all it's improved FORMS will open Co
rinthisn Hall, Main street, on WEDNESDAY, No
vember It'll, 1855.
The session will be a long one, and new arrange
ments have been made for giving private lessons
9--ft 81
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RUNAWAY.
- -. - NUIN1 w ny.
IN DOLLARS REW1RDl..-..1Ra.,.,,-~

LOU away from tie sabseiibe,s on tbs a;Is,
of the 18th inst, negro laaI named IISs9' ~
about 80 years ofGge, of dark colnpIe ZION h.. II
delicate look, 1--WE feet sbl or nine ipebs. II
high, is rather inclined to be stoop shouA,IrS y.
anesro woman named ADEIIA, about 90 vs,,,a1
ofeet hlgn, OF a brown coinpssiou, ha on.
OF her front teeth out, she has u,os a. ~
~yM chin and sore On her right arm A. !.
Az bright mulatto girl Iemed ELLEN ~
aAzlAss years old, about-i feet I or ipcb,, HI
brown straight hair, black eyes There i mo ~,
that they will attempt to got to fres State n,
will give One Hundred and Fifty Do!lSr, rsx",s w
the app ehenson of the above nesfoes or sr sI,..
reward for either OF them with All ressonsts >.
penses' JOHN NETTLEa
BE Its c. y. LIpSCXiMR
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THE SECOND ANIMAL EXHIBITION

II ~ L ~
L OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS -INSTI-
TUTE-The splendid Hall over the Lever Market,
corner OF Aain and 18th streets will be open for the
reception ofarficles on THURSDAY, October 18th
Exhibitors are particularly requested inform the
Committee on Exhibition of the epaee required by
them tor the proper display of their articles ss well
as OF the nature of the articles to be displayed.
The Committee, ON behalf of the Board of Mana
gers, would particularly request all persons having
Paintings other works OF art wei natural GU
riosities. to furnish the for exhibition assuring
them that they will xeeeTe particular attention and
be safely returned In good ordef
Communications addressed to Mr.. a. A. Mayo
Chairman OF the Committee on Exhibition, viii ne,
celve immediate attention. sAzss--- 'gg5.H- :
Circulars containing full particulars can also be had
Committee. sfr-5
10 CoMMITTEE ON ExhIsITIoN:
- ROBERT A. MAYO Chairman : =. 10 s
JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary -
JOHN w. CARDyvELL, .=-rs=4t
JOSEPH i. POWELL,
JOHN w. DAVIES +-e- -s--. r9s b
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al NV man GRANDSON has been ransTr
the last nine weeks. He was seen two or are
weeks ago in company with Mr.. Wils0n' N
IL man, in Powhatan county; since wllcA 'iAs
woman has been caught and ID now in jhil IL A"s]
lnond will give reward Of 40 fsF h.sPpsl1l
sion and confinement in ai that can shs h ~
have but little doubt but what he Accompanies
Wilson's woman to Richmond: ,r,ooy
JOS. b. ANDERSON,
Lodore Post 0iict kas-,
N. B.-Said man is about q years OF sge' iee'
inches high; rather dark complexion bull ao 20
black; very sli sht moustache on the upper NJ
whte, aud the upper front ones little sePiiser1
to leave small space between them. 1R,.l
SIS Cts
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EALL AND WINTEK DRY GOOD:
& BOTTCHEK,
1OQ Rr0ad Sire,

III ZUJ,
Reg TO inform the public that they have been laying
in for the approaching season. large and we'll select
ed stock of nn,,,cc
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
Ard that they are daily receiving large additions
thereto with other and desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage we have hithefto
received as well as the many and fatering acknow-
Judgements of the superior quality and styles OF cur
goods shall continue induce us to pay an unabatlns
attention to all the requirements and movements Of
the fashions in that line of our business, while ouI
assortents of NVorsted Embroderes aud Embroidery
Materials Yarns, Patterns, Chenlles Silks, &c, espe
cially recomlmendabe to Schools and Ieachers, WI
he kent in the most perfect condition throughout the
wear Zoe 8--lm* HIRSH BOTTCHER.
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY

Il LOW PRICES
81 and IA Brown Sheetings Psi
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetines and Shirtings
Bed, Negro Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky jeans; Tweeds; Satnets
Csssimeres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Linseys Bed Ticks; Fust0ns and Cordur0ys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths Kerseys and 81 Plattings
Snake-Skin Festings ., -.
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos
Shawls Cambrics and Curtains
EmbToderies-EnYlish French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock OF Brussels Carpets in the Com
monwealth 49,. .- ',
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do =,
Druggets; Crunb Cloths and Rugs -' IT,.
Alpacas of all styles .,., .-. 49,.
Brown Hollands; Silece8s ,,...
Table Cloths and Towels s.-.-.. co.
With many other fresh and desirable goods lust TO
hand. a ..-- '..-
-.-, ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsack's Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele
brated six-Cord Spools .--sf. -
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, IN quantities to suit purchasers
Sc 2l-d&cts d. f. LONDON
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= SI5O REW4RD.--STOP THERE Y

81 S10O KEWARD.-.STUPT TIE Kt "
IN AWAY.-->ty man BAYLISs, len toe m
IN Tuesday night, on his way to NORTHERN st''s,
~ either by the cars or some Of the lvsi DOss'
S~ He is nearly black, about 81 feet high ala "
genteelly dressed in black when he left; ia Niss,
layer by trade. No particular marks reeol.sesa !,
Fur his arrest ont OF the State the abo,e feT.s
be maid. DC list JESSE W ILLlAAa
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TNALMA CLOAkS.--A lot of these new
i and beautiful garments have just been received
to which would call the attention of those who wish
a noyelstyle of over garment. The TaIna Cloak has
received the highest commentators from those who
have worn them, for warmth, convenience and beau
ty. Call at No. l03 Main street, and examine for
Yourselves OF II HENRY SuAEER
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40 1Sjj.-NEW FALL GOOD s.
~ HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO

>SX2 1SDOs-NE" FALL u s.
"A HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
THING AND MERCHANT LOR s.
ILL., STORE.-The subscriber has Just received his
complete stock of Fall Goods, the largest and most
varied assortment he has ever had and not be
passed by any, consisting in part Of viz:
Coats Overcoats; Lamartines; Talmas Shawls; &c
Blue Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olive and Dress Frock
Coats
Business Goats of all shades and qualities
Pants-Enslish, French and American Cassimeres of
all colors
Vests-Rich Fancy Cut Velyets, Pushes
- s. Silks, Embroidered Cassinlerea
White Tinse Silk and Velvets, for party pun.
poses &c.
Furnishing Goods-Such Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Socks, Cravats, Suspenaers, Gloves, Stocks
Hdkfs. Ties, &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT.
French and English Cloths and Cassmeres every
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets Fancy Silks
White Velvets and Silks plain and rich iyursd for
party Festings, &c.
He has In his employment the best of CUTTERS
and workmen, determined to be surpassed by none.
E. b. SPENCE,
No. 10, corner OF Main and Governor streets.
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BreadstuFs--Liquor Fusion--Roehel--Capto IA.
Rrdhdn,, DC. -,
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NOTICE..-All the effects of the late firnl
OF BROWN SHOOK having been ASST gned to
the subscriber ior the benefit of their creditors all
persons indebted to the said required to make
payment as speedily practicable and the creditors
are notlfed that their clns be presented the
subscriber within the next 80 days. order to entitle
them to full participation in the benefits of the
fund b. X. WEXFORD, JR,
Office on Bank St, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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cHER h0Ok Oy T:;-NE w C Al r.

oHr-E g 100 X q u TN Il w G. A r..
&HNxE RIAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-
Xr---Sz-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. ST. Main street, Richmond,
Va. begs leave inform his friends and the public at
large. that his stock consists in Carriages Baro
Chess Rockuways, top and no top Bugges Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this. market;
Saddle Bags Brides, Martingales Stirrups Bits and
Spurs of various qualities aud prices; Carriage Gig,
and Riding Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Vaces, Carpet Bags, La
dies Satchels hne fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
and Blankets Of various qualities and prices-ma-
king altogether of the best Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves tor horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is EN-
braced in stock The pnblic is post 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 at his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
ried aEsortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers, which he viii sell them ut low prices
JAO. ". DENNIS,
= No. 81 Main ST., doors above st. Charles.
or 1-dS rSrn .... .s -.t. p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13
DENTAL CARDS.


JOSEPH WOODWARD
IA - DENTIST, (Office on 18th or Governor
UITHVv street. near Franklin. )-Those suffer
III ing with pain in the face OF head, with
ear ache, swelling tulnors about the throat and
glands, defective taste hearing &c, should look
to the condition of their mouths. The Dental jour
nails are daily recording wonderful performed by
the removal of carous teeth and anss thus restoring
the mouth the facial and maxillury healthy
condition If the portal of respiration and asnt be
filthy all the food and atmosphere that passes through
must become more or less contaminated. &c u