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HARVEY ~ ADAMS,
HAVING purchased OF e. wheeler n Co.
IL all their stock Of Hardware in the store lately
occupied BY them, No. S45, Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Browns Hotel beg leave respectfully 70
stock of goods. We hope, BY strict attention to bust
ness and good assortment of all articles in our limo
Of trade to merit continuance of the custom Of the
old firm. HARVEY 4 ADAMS.
nov Jim 1900
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ROSE BUSHES

ROSE BUSHES.
WIS being good season for transplant.
ing, the citizens Of Washington are respect
fully informed that extensive collection ofshevery
best Roses their own roots are offered for sale
and those purchasing to the amount Of IS will be
furnished with man TO plant them, at the Washing
ton Nursery, Fifth street. between street and New
nov lo---ot w. GRIFFITH.
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LECTURES ON MUSIC.
DROF. Won HEERINGEN respectfully
- informs the citizens of Washington that his
Lectures ON Music viii commence on Tuesday night
November 10, at o'clock, in Temperance Hall
Doors open at 81 o'clock.
Tickets so cents EACH to be had at the door and Mt
the Book and Music Stores. nov 10-S&M#
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new weekly paper, called the National Demo-
crat, Is to be started in Cynthiana, Kentucky, this
month"; iss a@'S M 8F ~ 5E.
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TOPHAM a. NORFLET's
NEW AM, CHEAP

TOPHAM a. NORFLET,s
new AND cHsAP
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
400, Seventh Street, opposite 0dd-Fsiiopi Hail.
M ESsRs. TOPHAM date Of PhfIadcI-
lvl pha) and NORFLET (of this city) respect
fully announce to their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddng Business atsthe
above stand, where they win make and keep con-
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martingales, and Whips
Harness Of every description, both for city and
country use
All kinds Of Trunks, Valiscs, and Carpet Bags
Ladies' satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hamcs
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curycombs, Sponges, &c.
All material used viii be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both Of having been practical work
for several years. we feel confident that work
cannot be surpassed either for style or durability
BY unremtting efforts TO give satisfaction, we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage
Particular attention paid 10 covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds Of work
Saddlers' Tools constantly On hand.
x4zxtC H. \
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Incidental TO this piece the following Baltimore views
Unpopular localities, by the pencil Of
G. 8. Getz, Esq.
The Baltimore Museum, with Barnums Hotel,
Calvert Square, and tho Battle Monument
Light Street Wharf
View OF Federal HILL together with dioramic
view Of vessels, boats steamers, DC, sailing on the
Old Patapsnas
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
NOTICE In hereby given, that the Coz
~ partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of BRIGGS, HALL, 4 CO., Engineers and General
Machiniss, is this day, by mutual consent dissolved
and the business Of the late firm win hereafter be
conducted under the firm of Willihm J. Hall a Co..
TO whom payment Of all bills due the late concern
win be made, and who also responsible for all
accounts standing against the same.
SAMUEL s. BRIGGS,
WILLIAM J. HALL,
nov a-d5ts Late Firm
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J. w. Wallack, jr, is engaged, and will shortly
make his appearance in sterling tragic character.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams are engaged tn ap
pear ut this Establishment -
nov 1875
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Eleventh Dramatic Entertainment
The Star Of the Night
Mr.. JOHN Il. OWENS,
The popular Comedian and accomplished actor, v no
will appear in the Federal City for one
night only, as Dronio Of Syra-
cuse, In the
COMEDY OF ERRORS,
And as Jakey, in local sketch, entitled
A GLANCE AT BALTIMORE.
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SPIRIT GAS, OR ETHERI9AL OIL.
- Pine Oil Tprpentine, and other Oils, wholesale
and retail, for sale by
J. r. McGREGoR.
Successor 10 G s. Whittlesey
nov o--eod2wf No 534 Seventh strae,
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LECTURE ON Muslc-ProE Heeringen viii delive
q lecture on music on tomorrow evening At Ten,
perance Hall All lovers of music should avail
themselves Of this opportunity TO improve them
selves ia the art of singing.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Fatal Accident-FOund Dead-Ihe Tobacco
CrOp, DC.
PRINCE EDWARD Co. Sen

PRINCE EDWARD Co, Sept. 49,
Late yesterday evening q sweet and inter
esting little daughter of Samuel B. Scott,
Esq, of this county, was burned to death by
accidentally catching on fire at one of the
negro cabins where some of the negro chill
dren were kindling a fire. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
had just left the little ones, and walked a
short distance from the house, when the acct
dent occurred. They were attracted by the
screaming of the children and servants, and
FASTENED back, but reached the house too
late to save the child The little girl was
about four years old. Her name was Mamie
Haskins Scott
This morning, Nelson, negro man belong.
ing to Miss Polly Fowler of this county, em
ployed as miller at SCOTS & Clark's mill, on
Mountain Creek, was found dead by the road
side, near his wife's house. How he came
to his death is not yet known. lie was well
on yesterday, and was man of temperate
habits.
Tobacco crops in Prince Edward were
never better. Corn crops hardly average
The wheat crop in this county is short
ELLIS
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FALL RACES.
4N& BkOAD ROCK
RACES Fall MEET

- hsxASSE;s--rALL sxS MErT.
iiss ssf R D1f"aSsDHYi "a sSsi1li q 81 s.s. "a
@ sss flopssol 70 i'd sSce q e nal:
half forfeit Closed lss JsPs re With the foo.iss
xr WIN a. eisbons msTna.si rsn.s j ,huo
ns5, oat Of Cassandra. four year old. -
Mr. TowIe: names Oh. m cordsiis Read. by svas.
Ger; out OF Msdora. i've yssrs old
ar. Tbos. q. Moore names eh. b. Henry By Glen.
eos out OF Mador., four years old.
Mr. john Campbell nanaes Oh. m- Floride. BIZ was.
Mr.. John Campbell names eh. 4 Laura segllm..
oy Wssner, oot Of Gloena, three years old.
rrns. 'sns. sss.,. Tally ls ~ s.Ps. Joe By
old. - s''A Ss.'s
u Mr. B. P. M.ar.sh names sh. b. Sam Lstshsr, BY
MI. John Walsh names B. q. Lawson. by Was,sr
out Of Minstreps dam, seven yesrs old.
Mi. Calvin Green names eh b 1rsnIfort, By aIsn.
coe, out OF Mary Morrfs four years old.
Mr.. A. Cheatham names --sfsss 9s s8 ssez.
SECOND DAY-fUEsDAY.-As swse,et.ke for
closed vish The folio~iss :aSssriSsn: % i Ans .ss''
,, Ds1a "a MeDaniei names t. b. Regent, dam By
4 chsstA.n and James Rally names {. 4. b. Rev.
Calvin Green names b. 8. BY Dovsrsisn, dam Ann
THIRD pAY AY-wEDNEsDAY.-Josl.y .c,us
raIs6 Fo1STH 1sCPI snris SaT vile ssaas $Hn,sn.v
Purse $500, two mile heats. 81 - '"'''-
3 FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, Oct IA s~e...e.r.
faI untried three year oleE Slo0 sntranee ha fcr.
fen-sioeed with ths following entios:
Lilly. - = A'ssAsess' 80"
an Mcdaniel d Morris name oh fby Regent dam By
Cap. John Bsieher name. Mr. r. A. Prindsps b.
BY Cnilde Harold. dan by Boston. D Z. = -
= hn CsmRbell names oh Q BY Glsnos, dam Emiiy
J: Shaw names A B C. by imported Hootor,
sIATa DAY-sATURDAY,O Oct. Is -Propristor's
iree for horses only that have started in eors ysec
ana CALVIN 0REEN p~,-,x
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AN ARMY OF CRIMINALS.

The semi annual report of the New York
Chief of Police, shows that the total number
of arrests in that city during the past six
months, was &c. s24, the crimes charged en-
bracing almost every one known to the laws.
This is terrible exhibit in the way of crime
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RICHM ND. VA.
MONDAY MORNING.. - SEPTEMBER II, 1856

PUBLIC OPINION AND THE PUBLIC PRESS
Dickens Household Words, in an article on
this subject. quotes from Jeremy Benthsm,
who, speaking of those old superstitious rites
by which it was intended to exercise evil spi-
rits says: "In our days, and iu our country,
the same object is obtained, and beyond COM
parison more effectually by so cheap an in
strument as common newspaper. Before
this talismsn, not only devils but ghosts, vam
pires, witches, and all their kindred tribes,
are driven out of the land, never to return
again. The touch of Holy Water is not SO
intolersble to them as the base smell of prin-
ter's ink"
In England, says Household Words,
Opinion is King and Victoria is Queen. In
America, Opinion reigns above and govern.
ment is its representation, which stands or
falls by the breath of its nostrils. The Press
in America, as we'll as in England, is free, but
it may well be questioned whether the despo-
tism of public opinion is as great in England
as in this country. The Press, which ought
to enlighten and guide the public mind, and
to rebuke its errors as well as approve its
virtues, is with US but too often a mere slave
of its caprices. Instead of passive mirror,
rejecting the clouds and vapors that succeed
each other in the atmosphere, it ought to be
g starry canopy, shedding forth its own in
trinsic lustre, and directing the course ofvoy-
ayers who look to it for light and guidance.
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MARK THE IMPRovEMEST.-Ho &

MARK THE IMPRovEMEST.-HoBso OF
the American Shaving Saloon, 10 Furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter visitors Painting, guiding carpetng, &C.
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort of the old, this middle aged and the young
for all who want agreeable Shave and their Hair
cut in style unsurpassed by any one, will surely
find Hobson or his polite employees. Go then, to
Hobson and get clean, nice shave your hair cut in
becoming style, and take good Hot Cold Shosser
Bath. and you will come away better and wiser.
II
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AIDES AND GLNTLEMEN-I b

/ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-I have
Just ressivsd splendid sssortment Of ell kinds
It Watches aad fancy Jswsiry, Of the istsst nIls,
ihoss who want hsndsons i:ysii{a = ss; 2 e s%sIi s% g
su2s cornsr iith and Nain sts.
All hiuds of Wstchss,a Cloots Jswslry, ke., rp-
patfs6 shs shortss poee. ana squsl 70 eey eouee
~ The city. al ast V ssset sH|a%sset ass
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MEXICO.

MEAlCO.
The great question of the day is, what ia
to become of Mexico? The most tender
commi55eration is felt throughout the United
States for that unhappy Republic. The in-
quiry upon every American tongue has been
for long time that of Joab to Amason-"Art
thou in health, my brOther?' the dis
position predominant in every American
mind, to perform an operation upon the sick
man, under the fifth rib, which will put him
at once out of his misery.
Mexico, long q sick man, is now an e.rtre-
mis-. He has struggled in vain with fate; he
has tried every remedy, both regular and
quack, ever prescribed for human ills, but
all in vain. He has been at last seized with
the black vomit, and thrown up Santa Anna,
without whom Mexico cannot preserve even
the semblance of life. The sick mans fea-
lures are becoming rigid; his limbs cold
What shall be done with his effects? He
has vast treasures and the question is, whe-
ther we, bis virtuous and excellent neighbor,
shall permit robbers to break into his house
and run off with his gold and silver or, whe-
ther to prevent such wrong and injustice, we
shall ourselves take possession of them?
The latter course seems the one dictated by
interest, humanity, and general custom. Mex
leo has tried despotism and republicanism
with equal i'll success. If we leave her to her
self, she must sink irrecoverably into anarchy
and barbarism. Would it not be cruel in the
extreme, to permit a neighbor to commit
suicide when we could prevent it? Would
this be doing to others as we would have
others do unto US? Moreover, as is justly
| remarked by a contemporary, since time was,
a superior and more powerful republic has
never yet failed to absorb the territory of
weaker powers Immediately contiguous to it;
| this has, so far, been the general law of ma
tional nature.
1t is thought that the new government of
Mexico will open wide the door to indiscri-
inmate emigration from the United States of
the North. Then will the Yankees pour into
Mexico, in great multitudes, and build them
selves habitations in the choicest spots there
of How pleasant will it be to see our in.
genuous countrymen cordially fraternizing
with their old Mexican enemies, as the French
do with the Turks, and from the same bene
VIOLENT motives. The result of this brotherly
intercourse will be the civilization, and what
is perhaps more important. the Amerqcani
sation of Mexico; which will then, like Texas,
be permitted to find refuge in our national
fold
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THE YELLOW FEvER.-IMpoRTAsr LET

THE YELLOW FEvER.-IMPoRTAsT LET
TER FROM THE VENERABLE DR.. HAMPTON, NOW
IN The slsr yEAa a. OF HIS nc; AsE-in letter to the
l8th 1855, he says:-"1 see In the papers, that the
Yellow Fever 10 now prevailing to some extent in
Hampton's) given in large doses the discovery OF
the first symptoms, reaction would at once follow
and immediate relief be the result. would recon-
mend the fincture, In preference to all known dis.
eoveries. I
HAnProN's VEGETABLE TIScruRE THE GREAT
REsToRAToR AND INyIGoRAToR.-lt has shswa It.
self most powerful curative of
NERVOUS DISEASES,
in their various forms, giving life and vigor
hope In place of dependency By Its mild. pleasant
and safe action on the stomach, liver kidneys lungs
and the nervous system. it cures Dyspepss@ Lee,
Astama bronchial 44feetions Censumption. S~cfsa,
Sc Vitus Dance, Kings Esiis Worms. Rses.atisn
0ont. NsEratgsa. Fns ,a risimd' rHes' WIN o"eAse'
-''.''s wv THE EEM,1LE SYSTEM
has in DR. HAMPfONS VE0EfABLE TING
raueements. Hundreds who have bser debilitstei
and dispiritsd. and on the verge of . prsmatur,
health, which we are abundantIy able 70 prove B,
'''' : NV LIVING WITNESSES
| a. we think no other medicine can produce
Sold II Rish%nond, hy o. 4; sTKEcKER AM
10 PeteIsburs sad elsewhere. Cali and Get Psmph
is~ srans. 80 2s-d&sts
HAIR CuTTNe.-Csdxens and Stranger
ytins the city, wishpE to get their Hair cut Ii th
latest and most approssd Style. woSld sdviss thsa
% eslion HOBeON under the American Hotel. o.
nenoe on llth street.
.N.B--Hot Gold saa shows. Baths can b hss
Ill hosrs. single 18th 2os.. or 8 xisssts Tor ei.
OsBoRHE's GoLD EsAnELED DAeuERasO
Tyras -lhs public szs invited g al sad ytsw q
:! sse:1 : s; s':i:ss'
~ qyss bee6se soe1s ~ Va 0Ye0AQns.
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c1L COACH FACTORY.-The
- Subscriber has Oh band a number Of
ifht CARRIAGE and BUGGlES, of his own
nsss which can be sold very reasonable. Persons
esirous of purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
sel TO sve him call before purchasing elsewhere.
~ REPAIRING done with neatreH and dis
,i,th, and upon terms which cannot fail to please.
T. II. FOWLER, Franklin ct,
se 8-1m Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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WINSTON & POWERS, CoRsER OF

WINSTON & POWERS, CoRNER OF
Cary AND PEARL Sis, RICHMOND, Va, IN /.
t,sde generally to their large assortment Of GROCE-
KIEs, VINES. L1QUOks, &c, smbracins q va.
81 hhds N o and Cuba Sugars 5ss
Il" oois Crushed: Pulverized, Grsnulated and q
and Coffee Sugars - - -
80 boxes Loaf do .h.s, E.
8S7 bsgs Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffees sras
80 pkgs Green and Black Teas some verv ehofs.
46 do ch oice Brandes Whiskies Holland S3in
Rum, Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines A'
382 bbls and pkgs medium Brandies and Whissyss
so BASKETS and 40 cases Champagne and ne.
Together with lsrge and varied assortment of NJ.
lasses, Candles, Neils, Buckets, Wrapping Panar
Rice, msckerel and N C Herrfues toset6ey ,r;M
many articles too numerous to mention. - -
ALsO-Aeents for Leather BeIting f@
0yu
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YELLOW FEyER IN CAMron, Miss s.-fhe yellow
fey,r hn brohsn cut In Canton, 4ise and on the
plicstion bad bsss made q ths Howard AEosstio
Of New oJlssss fof uuTDeo.
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CTOKES & co. offer for sale-'

STOKES & CO. offer for sale-&J sh
~ 1850 bags java, Rio aud Lasuayrs CoGes
l75 hhds Sugars part prime
455 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee sussrs
20 half boxes Leaf do ~ ~ ..rf,'.-. =
400 boxes Tsilow. sperm and Adamsntine n
r $50 boxes Window Glass all sizss q axis
goo cheats and half chests Teas
1850 kegs Nails, assorted sa gases
125 boxes assorted Candy r,5ss .
200 bbls N Molasses 's-'s- y s'sl
. so do Tannefs' Oh a. -..sts ,szas s.t- -.ss,rf
100 kegs Soda
50boxes Olive Oil ti-3sfGza ess4
With great variety of other Goods which We sffar
ON the usual terms to the trade. An IR-6w
NEW ESTABLISHMENTS
IN No. 208 MAIN STREET.
= = fs- fE-l gft DOORS BELOW 9Th,
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VLOTHING AT WHOLES4LE-Te.

" Subscribers have established In this eafv-
are now in receipt Of their stock, which they rs
spectfuly invite the attention Of the mershants of
Virginia, North Carona and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufsctured bv os,
selves. and to order, (under many advastases and
We feel assured that we edn and aci Offer ss many
inducements 70 buyers a. any house in this country
WORD, WEISI0ER & co
No. 1O6 Main g., (up stsirs.) Richmond, We.
au2-2m
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su NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF Isssz,
FL HATS, CAPS, &c.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.
JOHN DOOLEY

JOHN DOOLEY
Respectfully inform, his irenos and the public that
he has just opened the Fall trade with an elegant
Ard most extensive assortment of
HATS, CAPS, &c.
His stook Of ViFsins manufactured Goods, which
las been got up on very large scale and with the
greatest care, will be found, together with his fine
supply OF imported articles to embrace ever s.yle
and to BE- unexcellsd anywhere.
Terms will bs such as cannot fail te prove highly
sst'fisstory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET.
ee-2m Richmond Va
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NEW SADDLE ARD, HAIR

Nh NESS MANUFACT0RY.-Thes subscti-
~ ber having taken the stole No. 5, Pearl
street, nesr Main, (havlng Just returned
from the North with fresh and new ,tyle OF goods
Hssr grest inducements to his friends and old Gus
tnm,n. as he is determined to nell cheap. Repair.
jsg done at short notice.
All persons indebted to the old firms of Otey
Gof, and James w Got, will please come forward
and psy tbeir bills as sm very anxious to close up
the business ofsaid firms.
su Is lnd JAS w. GOFF.
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T. +. MsAGHKns FIRsr CAsE.-It 10 said thai
Mr. meseher, recently admitted to practice In the
New York Courts. has been retained for the de-
ence of the slleged murderers OF Poole.
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OLD PRovKRB FALsIFIEp -BeDjsm Bird, 9
bachelor. aged seyenty years. was married ut the
Roman C Cstholic Church. ON Fifth street, Cincinnati
o., to Mrs Julia Chsff. buxom widow of thirty
SO the old Bird was caught at last by Chat.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.-S Daguerreo-
types the finest we have yet seen, here else
wbsTe. They seem to stand out from the plate In Q
full, bold manner Have you seen the Zographscope!
If not call and 1t; you win be well paid for your
rouhIa. ----- n l3
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REMovAL.-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has bean removed TO the ssso,d
Story of the Building of Main and IIth sts-
~ Entrance on 11th street. tE}- 81
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without bossting of thsir ability to comply witt
their obligations they take pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory in whish 1t has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President (
JNo. Fl. SosHER, Secretary. jaIs
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a FOR RENT-A Store and Dwell
in. House for rent, No. rs, bloai street, at
1-s,spt oscupied by Mr.. Robt- Bngs-. The pTenl-
.., vilI be given On the 18th dag OF September
rs,t Apply to Thomas Ssmanni. 0u 23-1m
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In E TICE E.-TO
3Hxk.k@H1G PASSENGERS ON THE
MChMOND AND DANVlLLE. AND SOUTH.
siDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
pakFlLLE OR LYNCHBURG:
BREA X + A STl B r K A X F ASTi!
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
fhs srbsoTiber 10 prepared to furnish the pas
isrsers, daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
Of :ae Richmond and Danville and Bouth-side Rail-
I0sa, mediately on their arrival on the cars.
my l3-I2m SAM'L ID. BURKE.
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spHCIAL MoTIcHs

me city Of Richmond VIII b held at o,elock 4.
"a !: rom tne 10Th Of Apxil to the 10th of Octob.r-
AH5r tne iuth OF Oetober, at 10 o'eloct.
f% Cfvli oesfness on Thursdeys slvays n II o,.Ih
-------- lily
: DR.. GEo. W. BRIees has removed n
6is new 5ssidence corner Of Broad and 9th t,..ss
Sa aili, opposite Mr. Jsmes Winston's, where
cin oe ioond ct Eight durins the day He stili
co9tnues nis old Office at the corner OF 0ovsrna,
omee hours from TO II A. NJ, and from 10
se Stint
Roscoe B. HEATH, ATTORNEY at Law
kichmond, Vs. practices In the Courts of m. - :,
hach:ond and of the counties OF CAestey6sid and
- Office North east corner of Main and l,tb n.
Entrance on l1th 1t an 1sEims
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experr-
saeed practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery ana bbst.
.hhsr having loeased On Broad street. thres door.
sitssus ~ ossrs ss professional servisss to Il.
ne nas devoted m1sh time and ,tfenf;or - a..
Eooy an6 prastiee Of Midwifery, and 10 the trsss.
ment OF Disesses Of Women snd Children
: p '-6ms RlCHD O. CAUTHoKN. Nm
10 NERvoUs SUFFERERs.--Ar retired cler-.
symsn, restored to health In few days after m.nx
yeers OF great nervous suffering, 10 anxious 10 maks
known the means Of cure. VIII send (free, ths nrs
seription used. Direct Rev. JOHN M. DAGNlfT.
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F Dawson, native of Charleston, Va, was
accidentally killed In Minnesota recently, by the
discharge OF bis own gun.
Thos w Williams, ons of the wealthiest mer.
chants of Come cticut, died suddenly at New Lon.
don last week
Samuel Dukes, postmaster at Colfax, Indiana,
has been arrested for robbipg the malls. The ar
rest was accomplished through decoy letter.
Samuel Wade, whig. was elected Mayor OF Alton
Illinois, Thursdsy.
The final trial of VIM ALLISON, The ioierna'
machine" man 10 about coming of in Cincinnati
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