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E CABINET SIZE DAGUERREOTYPEs.-SI
MONS is making quite large number Of these large
lkeneases We don't wonder st 1t, for they are re-
ally beautiful and far hyperion to the smssf daeuer-
reotypes to keep likenessss of one's fiend What
child would net give double the price SInoNs
charges for these pictures to have Of departed
perenE -ffFasis .s.fF u IL 10
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/. A CARD.-JOs. WOOD

GA A CARD.-JOS. WOOD
OYyl WARD. Dentist has remoy ed lis
IIYYYyOfiice from the United States Hotel
TO Governor street. bstwe cen Main
and FRANKLIN. being central and convsnie 1t Ioca.
tion He Ieturns many thanks MS fri snds ad pa
irons for past fsyofR and hopes they will fad 1t eou
venient TO extend tleir professional Sals whilst he
win endeavor to laerit the sams by keeping In.
the ssi~pse m, IIG,,
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Anu yer We have another addition ~ ~ ).
~ ~ I1e ns!' and that is the important one If
va Wnicn has been discovered alone fha
pa:sl Epe:slA' route OF the Virginia and Tennessee
tha NJ ~ Its northern side, beginning AZ
'ue Dig spring. in Roanoke. and eYtand;.s.
westwardly sixty FIVE niles. II IA uE cara.nMEE
= semi Dltuminous coal, like that of Cnmha!y. N.Y.
,ana. l. - sometimes in contact With ~.
Iuau ana again is eight or ten miles f,oc, =
= a. .he Cnr1stIansbarg Depot saw son.a rf
y, winch looked well. aud I sav i hr-o -
ing az Wytheville, making bright asr.a
alo t0roWlng out much heat. n is nsad 10
W,shge Wanaage IN the Scotch Furnace. of the
for the Stag furnace. % LOO much
1ne coal deposites, as with tha Ia.a
copper, nave been but partially inv ess;.asaS
Eaougn Is known, however. 10 sst;sfs "seu a.'..
one tnai II Is an important item in tia .y
sources OF this Heaven favored ra,.;n. .s re- er
virginia. A fuller survey NAV sbev thst Un ~ VI
coai Is OF value and extent far ercaad;,,s sno
I.e nlgnest calculations. In consider;nv thse
pnu..an.ages OF the Virginia and Tennessee
though it should not become an I art;cia Isea -
commerce with more distant points. .its trans. -.
portafion for local consumption viii add
largely to the profits of its freight lists.
mere. then, We have mineral repion-of
SAT-, plaster, lead, copper, iron and coal
-of unspeakable richness about one kun.
dred by forty miles in extent, that is pen
etrated by the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. 1t is a country, too, of unsur-
passed beauty of scenery and of extraor-
dinary fertility! What a revolution is the
railroad to work upon it And what meal.
culable wealth is it to yield, us well for the
aggrandizement of Virginia, as for the pro.
motion OF the wealth and happiness of its
own people! -
1t was designed to conclude thes articles
with the present number; but it is found in.
conv enient to do SO without making too
long an article for our space. have vat to
say something about the health giving foun-
tains and summer retreats of the south west /:
for nature has extended the range off bless
Ings SO as to inoluds these too. To-day, how
ever am exclusively devoted to min,raloQy.
only wish Iowned some of those rieh mines
10 the south west, would gladly devote
some years to it, unless indeed / owl, ad such
an one as the Kirk bridge Copper Nj ae, said
to be worth q million In that case would
sell out. But it is the height of al,surdity
to talk about a journalist owning a copper
mine, Notwithstanding there is a vul. tar idea
that the craft enjoy an unlimited pro- ierty in
brass &.
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DENTAL NOTICE

DENTAL NOTICE
{YfpESS7s3 G.. w. JONES. Surgeon Dentist,
IIIYYyrespectfuly announces that he has
moved bis Office to the Edsemont
House between 9th and 7th. on Main street, oppo-
nte the Arlington House and the Cd Baptist Church,
where he 10 now prepared to those with whom
he made engagements for the sgesent month, and
all others, who dea.rs his Professional services
Office hours during the suuamst from to Sd t. 6.
my l3-dSm
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Msjor w. w. Starke, well known citizen o,
Hamburg, c., and formerly of Sava anah, Ga
died at the former place on Friday. @ e..
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DowDEN's DENTAL FLuID.-For pre-
serving and impartinE pesrly whiteuess to shs
Teeth. efectualiy srrestins decay, prsysntins and
aHording =, speedy and certain RE LIEF TO
TOOTHACHE. RESTORING the gums to . healthy
and palate arisins from ooid, the use Of mercury,
Ac., Il has no equal 1t hapsrts 10 the mouth and
breath delightful aromatic fragrance, rep derips
them pure and sweet sftef the use Of Tobscso Med.
icine. he, he. - ~ ,,.a.4t fs.s
This preparation 10 pursIy vegetable, and IL re
commended BY ell phydc!Ans and dentists to SUPER
eede the injuriogs compoNnds new In use which
destroy much more than hey preserve.
Prepared only BY a 80 GEO. DOWDEN,
my 2-d1m Richmond, Va
FOR sale By all DruGgists snd Merchants whole
sals agents, BENNETT 6EHS and PURCELL,
LADD Co, Richmond. "a
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c. B. LUCK. Stock and I.na v.,-.,

AGency, Governor street. Ae.&sa Is aasl.ss.sF.
Stccks DC ueht and sold on commission.
The hi hest price paid for Land Warrsnts
Gold and Silvsr wanted, $3.50 81 - as
q Prizs Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lottsriss
under the management Of b. IRAncE Co., viii bc
promptly paid By me; and all enquiries rsiatiye to
the business OF =. FRANCE Co, addressed to then.
at Richmond, will meet with promps ssfsntios.
my l6--ts O. 81 LICK
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E E. NJ o VAL.

GSfSsA Z E NJ o OVAL.-McCON-
(YFv@Z2sz NELL & BURTON, LEaTIsTS-
removed to No ga, is O doors
above their old stand ana opposite
o CoTinthan Hall. Mr. N
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DRscENpANTs OF MARTIN LUrHgR.-The Bedford
(Pa } Inquirer says that DR.. John ]. Luther, now
residing in that place, 10 q linesl descendent OF
Martin Lu,her, the reformer, OF the eight genera
ton and his family consists of himself, vile, three
sons, and daughter, and he 10 yet in the prime
Of lie He has also FIVE brothers and one sister
residing in SAKE Coburg. Germany, all with FAM
ilies There 10 also one other family one the de-
sceuds snis of his great forefather in SAKE Coburg
and number OF families In the State of Bohemia,
Germany There 10 also another family OF his de-.
cendants (Dr Luthers) 10 Harrisburg. Penpsylsa-
mia. They are ALL both In this country and Ger
many connected with the Lutheran Church.
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A PuGNAcIoUs MAGTsTRATK.-The Albany Re-
gster states that singular occurrence took place
10 the Police Court of that city on Tuesday AFTER
noon. Two journeymen tailors were charged be.
fors Justice cole with fighting when drunk:
zone of theru, named Hunt, denied that he wss
drunk Justice Cole insisted vehemently that he
wss-that he was so drunk his tongue couldn't
wag 10 his head, and told him to sit down. Hunt
became exssperated, and faily told the justice he
lied.
s.He had no sooner said this when the minister of
Justice ia his seat and dealt him blow across
the with the back of bis hand. This was re-
peated by Justice Cole, who seized Hunt by the
CO lar. aud felt as it is alleged on bis desk for
something with which to infict punishment. The
blood flowed from Hunts lose freely, and he bore
the marks OF being severely handled. He appealed
10 the ju.tice that his treatment abusive, and
inquired if that was the hind OF justice that was
dealt out there Justice Cole seized him BY the
collar and with assistance elected him from the
court room, telling him to return when SOBER"
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f. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-
IA The subscriber keeps constantly On hand q
aAs'e large and well selected stock Of the finest
- quality
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Ard every variety Of fJEWELRY, which he offers at
reduced prices.
,, hs !. also prepared to do all kinds Of HAIR
kEfAiRiNG done at all times on the most rea.
sonsbie terms. ~
gall tss solicited from the public generally.
jel-lm G. L. VOEGEIE
next door to the Dispatch Office,
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Is II ID y v AL-REMOVAI
"a Halloi Mr.. Maker Of News,
N Just give me little assistance, f
And tho citizens tell II you choos,,
tAs we'll A. any friends at distan ,e,} S
have JEwELRS--the very best hind
Aud plenty Of that for their money.
Opposite the Enqurer you'll find
TIE /" Bee Hire' without any honey. n
For WATCHES are coming spaee
From ell parts that near n surrounding;
Sonow don't forget my new place
Y ea' u hnd il 10 really astounding.
NY prices are not any deayev
Than other stores now In the town.
10 just give call, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done brown"
esa at my store 1 solicit,
ih nice yak and pleasant retreat;
am sure that You cannot row miss it
forst WATCHES am hard to beat
Farewell sa word. As parting adteu.
woad like to see ell my friends there
AT the store OF BiU Bay-thol Q. .meso,
Ii you have q WATT or a CLOCK to repair
WIN. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner Of Main and lIth street,
le I'd door above Exchange Baok
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And By Drussists and Merchants gsasssliy through
ont Virginia. 10 eA-dkcld
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/. Js0. w. WRIaHT 4 Co. ara prepared
20 receive s hind. Of Produss ana Msrsbsndize or,
seofses af thsir Wsrshouss on the Dosk. on q rss
% as3ae terms a Il saa be taken In the city.
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lstsly OF the Americas shsylae esloss, ~ - .
see house next deor e DR.. Rewsll On fofh slrest.
set.een nain and Cary, and cited % With npsrio,
ne An easy and pleasant shavs viii 6nd him = here
20 Irofe. ever ready 70 please his custouasrs
ns saperof 9yie Of HsiF Cut<ira h prevaxAial
~ ae sure he can plsass tbs most fastfd0os He
VII eostinus TO rnsnsfAeeure shs celebrated hair re-
sI.use eAa tonic. which. With other popular pre-
gsleIons and dyess together VIII the asiiskefsi
resort Of cd aho dssifs to b waisd spon "a fis ns
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esirabie
treet, be.
occupancy
ION sivea
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! A.
- ...sAlAa6
n - r.
ehard eta
ame Fs,
LLEN,e Z or
q.
" frame
" saptist
FOOD base.
-.
st Door.
DCS--
tnENT. NJ.
rent hoamn
q Lumber
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AUCTION SALES.
By @. w. BOTELER. Auctioneey

By T.. w. BOTELEHs AuctiOneers
EXTENSiVE sale of Groceries, Wines.
NJ and Liquors, by Catalogue, at Anction.--On
Monday, september 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A, NJ, shall sell, at the Grocery Store Of Sheke
Brother, M. 40, opposite Centre Market large as
sortrnent OF fine family Groceries, Wines Liquors,
Cigars, &c, consisting in part of
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sauces,
Pickles, Pr serves, Sperm and Adamantina
Candies
Fancy Toilet Soaps, and family Groceries gen
orally
Also, the finest quality Of Wines, Brandies,
md Whiskey, in bottles aud wood,
among which may be found twelve dor
OF Newton, Gordon a Co.'S fne old II,
serve Bual Madeira vintage Of 1928
40 dozen 0tard, Dupny Co.'S aud Pinet a. d
Hannessy Brandies, vintage of 1882 Al d
ls4O
II dozen very choice old Rye Whiskey,
l2 do Offlcy's most choice Port Wine,
A large stock of very superior Cigars, con
prisng the most favorite brands.
Catalogues win be ready for delivery on Friday
preceding the sale.
Terms; 300 and under, cash; over 300, and not
exceeding 5000, go days; over 5000 4 months, fer
notes satisfactorily endorsed, without interest.
JN0. T. TOWERS
Is. o. SHEKELL,
Trustees.
C. W. BoTELER,
sept ll-eod Auctioneer
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IMPoRTANr 10 GENTLEMEN.
10 a. Ice ,an a., o.


IMPORTANr 10 GENTLEMEN.
Treat Inducements for yon TO Gail and See.
TIME undersigned gives notice TO his friends and
the public that he has just received his stock
" Fall and Winter Goods comprising ali the latest
styles ami clors Of Cloh, CASHMERE, and Vestings
which goods vii, be made up 10 or Ter, in the most
elegant M inner, as be has some Of The best workmen
the United States at work for him. Being agent
Tor Scott, the reporter If fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fash enable clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Il bis own make such AZ Over Garments frock dress,
mo business Coats, Pants, and Vests, from medium
very superior quality.
All the above Goods will be sold at very low prices
or instance. whole suit, Coat, Pants and Vest for
he small sum Of Sl5.
0yercoats, beautiful style, from $40 to $50
Pants, do do do 10 10
He respectfully socits a call from all 10 want Of
Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts Drawers, Co lars, Stocks, Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas &c.
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel
Between Sd and Al streets, Penn. avenue.
sep g.
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MITCHELL'S UNIVERSAL ATLAS.
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10 the very first style of the graphic art one hundred
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BY G. w. BOT ELER,
AuctiOneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE

rE7RUSTE Fps SALE OF VALUABLE
" Real Estate the Island Dwelling Houses,
md Building T.ots.-By virtue of deed Of trust bear
ng date the 4th day Of August 1884, and recorded
Liber j. A. s., No. 81 folos $685. &C., the sub cr-
Der will sell at public SALE Thursday the 9th day
# September, 1855, at o'clock, p NJ on the prem
ses, Lots Nos. So 10 II, ~ rs ~ rs "a, n, IS 10
Ind 50, in Joel w. Joness subdivision of square No.
49, fronting each 25 feet on Van street. between
Third and Four-and-a-half streets west and and "
streets south, by 100 feet deep to feeu-feet ney
With the buildings and improvements which consist
If two well-built and comfortable frame dwelling
houses.
The above property is eligibly situated in n desi,
rable and rapidlymproving part of the city and will
be sold either whole in separate lots as may
be desired, and offers very favorable opportunity 10
persons DESTROYS TO obtain residence, building.
lots, or investing.
The terms of sale will be; Onc-thrd cash and the
balance in six and twelve months, for notes barring
interest from day of sale and secured BY deed Of trust
lpon the property and, If not complied with in six
lays after the SALE the property th terms OF VIII ch
ire not so complied With will be reaold npnn one
weeks notice. the risk and expense Of The default.
ing purchaser.
All conveyancng at the expense of the purchasers
CHAS s. WALt.ACH Trustee.
G. w. BoTELER,
aug l5-3taw&ds Apctioneer
~ rhe above sale is postponed to 7 hurs.
day, September 18th, at o. O'Clock, at which time
VIII positively take place.
G. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
@. W. B0TELES,
sep I'D Auctioneer.
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Still another Railroad accident.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 1.-THE mail train which
left here yesterday afternoon for the West, was
thrown off the track by running over COW, neai
New Cumberland. William Abel, the fireman, was
killed John G. Miller, the mail agent, John Stru.
by, the engineer, Quinen Ratcliffe the conductor,
and Tails, agent of Adams Express Co., were Sc
riousy injured, and were conveyed to New Cum
berland. More of the passengers we're hurt
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NEW FURNITURE.

A LII persons about TO furnish anew or &c
N make additions 70 their furniture are invited Il
examine the stock in the store next TO Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, which contains large assorr
meut Of House Furnishing Goods, consist ng Of
Cabinet and Coitage Furniture
Office Desks, Tables, and Chairs
Mattresses, Of hair husk. and cotton
0ilcloth, Carpeiing aud Mating
Glass, China, and painted Tin-ware
Children's Carriages, Basket, and Woodeu-war,
Clocks, Mirrors Toilet Sets, &c.
The stock comprises a large amount Of furniture
much oft costly and elegant and large additions
supplies will be received during the present month
50 that almost every taste can BE- suited
sep 10--2aw3w A. R0THwELL.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR INK
DAILY ERICAN ORGAN.
From Nocfoi6-FeVer h SUFFOLK.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ll.-There were forty deaths
in Norfolk on Sunday, and a considerable diminu.
ton OF new cases
In Portsmouth six deaths occurred on Sunday.
Drs. Marshall and Please Of Baltimore, DR..
Crayeroft Of Philadelphia, DR.. Smith of Columbia,
Pennsylvania, and Dis. Gooch and Moore of Rich
mond, died on Sunday Dr.. BAlfour Of Norfolk, is
also dead.
miles from Portsmouth, and the people are flying
from there.
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EQUAL TO NEW

EQUAL TO NEWT
Il, FISHER 4 BROTHERS,
French Steam Scourers.
WILLIAM +. sHEDD, Agent.
Etecenh Street Vest, a6oee Pennsylvania
Aosnue,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
RY new Steam Process, from France.
NJ will be thoroughly cleaned all kinds of Ladies'
Gentlemen,s and Children's Dresses, made Of six,
Velvet, or Wool, all made up, Leaving on the velvet
and silk trimmings, without shrinking or taking off
the natural gloss.
Spots Of oil. ice-cream, lemonade, &C., taken out
without cleaning the whole
n; d. Gentlemens clothing repaired, if required.
The utmost punctuality warranted
sep l--3m INTEL
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Mem OrLennS MurL.ff.

New ORLEANS, September l0.-Cotton is dull
Sales of 800 bales Prices are easier, but mo-
quotably lower. Flour--saes of 900 barrels al
81 Sl2 for common to family grades. Mr.. Brad
ford agent of the Associated Press, is getting well
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Ne,c York Markets.

New YORK, Sept. ll.-Stocks are dropping:
Virginia 5's, 90 ls. Flour-straight Ohio has
advanced IL cents; good Ohio is unchanged !;
Southern is irm-sales of LOO barrels. The
wheat market is unsettled; Southern white Sr 90
81 SO. Corn is tribe lower; Western mixed,
SO IS cents Pork il tribe higher; mess
s22 30. Beef is firm.
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South Carolina Contribufions.

COLUMBIA, s. G., Sept, l0.-A meeting of tho
citizens was held to-day to participate in the rcet
of the fever sufferers in Virginia. The meeting
was organized by appointing Mayor Arthur to the
chair. Resolutions were adopted, requesting the
city councils to appropriate $1,000. Appropriate
committees were appointed to obtain private sub
scrptions. A considerable amount has already
been contributed.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept ll.-Flour is firmer than or
Yesterday, and prices have advanccd--sales of Cit
Mills at 81 50; Howard Street is held at 81 81,
but no sales were made at that figure. Wheat
good to prime whites, 81 rs 81 IS; reds, 81 90
81 IS. Corn, white and yellow ss a 90 cents
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Suhsnrintion Eor MorfnlL and Pa

Subscription for Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
COLUMBIA, Sept. l0--The City Councils, al
their meeting this afternoon, in compliance witt
the request Of the resolutions of the relief meet
ing, appropriated 81 900 for the Virginia sufferers
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BELTS. BELTS. BELTsl

JOHN n. ELVANS. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELvANs Il THOMPSON, Dealers in
Ia Hardware. Coach Trimmings, &c.
No. 826 Pennsyl vana Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington, d. q.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, steels, Knives with and without
forks
Brass Britannia, Blo.k Tin and Plated Candlestick,
Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Mesn Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces Ovens Grid
irons, &c, DC, &c.
Building Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TILL Pad anc
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Bolts Gu
and Wrought Nails
Brad's shutter Screws and Stubs, Door Springs
Bandrail Screws Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C., &c., &C.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Clot Cufied Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Clue Coffin Handles and Screws Diamond Screw
Plates, DC, 6c, &c.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokcshaves, Chisell
aud Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mers, Hatchets, Levels
Beyils Squares, Gauges, Axes, &c, &c, &c.
bluChsHittH anu tohCn WuEeTS eOOufs
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Spokes
Hubs Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, StumI
joints, stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining Silks
Damask, Scanning Cords
TUFTS Tassels Buttons, Tacks, Fringes, Laces Plair
and Enamelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enemelled Leather, Dash Leather, &c.
&c, &c.
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mar 22--brp 800 Penn. avenua