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co,r.spoudsnee Of the Dispatch.


Fhs ntats LIdsor Law went into operation to-day
rev tavsrns have shut their DOORS but others con
einse epsu undsr their license which does not ex
pire sas the LET Of Asy Several arrest: have beer
neie-some OF them for the purpose OF trying the
of the lay. one dealer gave away
his uqRon and elosed his establishment
3he psrsnts Of Baron g. Andfe. late French Con-
sui q this port whe killed In the Bsrliu Dis
sstss. have eommsneed . suit for damages assinss
the Csmdsn aad Amboy Railroad Company. 70 ,ne
Supreme Court Of this STATE. Charles Le Bcusther,
one 81 tbs injured In the saue accident ms sA'o
eommonced sait in the same Count.
John B. Cough, the eslsbrsted Iempennce cis
cert Hall on Thursdsy evening next
nnch cxateuent vas esuse1 on Sunday afternoon
bv tue ruuor that two Of the females Of the House
al the Good Shepherd, In 22d street. had escaped
ron the insetuhos. portion Of Q skirt was found
nsos the spikss on the top Of the val. This was
~ 70 hsve been LEFT behind BY Ct the fem ale:
10 gsttins over the vail. ouite large crowd col.
lecsol and the exeitemsnt was rendered intense ~
the ruor that officers OF the Institution were sesreh'
Ina the neighborhood for the fueitives
The member of Bseves offered this week were
1850 head: s.les at % sIo5o per 100 lss Sheep.
Oslss q n II sts. per H.. end ct Sl75 70 PEI
hssl Lambs from oi.75 70 o. 50. Co.'s and Calves
ct oss to %. Hoss-sslss ss Is to $3.50 per loo
Doua6n.
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JOS. B ANDERsON.


IOO way from the subscribers on tha night o.
the 18th instant, q negro man named JESSE, about
so years Of age, Of dark complexion, has deicats
look i've feet eight nine inches high, IL rather tn
man named ADELIA. about 80 years old feet high,
Of brown complexion, has some Of her front teeth
out, she has mole on her chin and on
her rieht arm. Also, bright mulstte girl named
ELLEN, II or IA years old, about fe ct or inches
high, brown STRAIGHT ball. black eyes. There u NO
doubt that they will attempt to get to free State.
We will give One Hundred and Fifty Dollars 70.
ward for the apprehension of the above negroes or
fifty dollars reward for either OF them with oil
sonsble expenses. JOHN NETTLES,
se 17-ts C. B. LIP6COMB.
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STORE AND FOR SALE, AT
l. VERY LOW PRICES
Stand a. Brown Sheetings
OzuabursG Bleeched Sheetings and Shirtings
Bed, Negro. Horse and Foet Blankets
Wedding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Batinetts
Cassimeres of all kinds
Black and cold Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Linseys Bed Ticks; Fustisns and Corduroys
Heavy couptry.wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths Kerseys and "a Piattings
Snake.Skin Vesting
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vestiug
Caps Hoods Risolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos
Shawls Csmbrics and Curtains
Enbroideries English, French. Scotch and Irish
The largest stock Of Brussels Carpets in the Com
monweslth
Velvet Carpets Ing grain Carpets
Druggetts; Crumo Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas ( all styles
Brown Hollands; seceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods jutt to
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsaot's Ne gro Jeans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Co.tons and full assortment Of Dicks ceie
brated sx-Cord spools
A long line OF Ladies' Printed Mousiues, to close
thu invoices in quantities to suit the purchasers
Sc 91-dkcts D. Fl. LONDON
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RUNAWAY.
7VWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-l

i man GRANDSON has been runswsy for the
i.st nine veeks. He vas seen two three weeks
seo in company with Mr.. Wilson's woman. in Pow
hstsn county. sinee whieh time the woman has been
csught ana q nov 10 Jail In Richmond will give
8 reward Of $40 for bis apprehension and soniine.
msnt In Jail 20 that can get him sgaip. have
bat little doubt but what he accompanied Mr.. Will
sons woman to Richmond -.
JOS. ANDERSON,
Lodore P. O., Amelia.
N. B.-Ssid man il about ~ years Of age; 5 feet 5
or inches high; rather dark 90 mpexiop, but not
very black 0 very slisht moustsche on the upper
lip; teeth white and the upper front ones little
separated, 20 a. to leave small space between
them. se 6-ts J. b. b.
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Corrsspondenee Of the Dispatch.

New York, Oct 2.
One Of the boldsst robberies ever committed here
wss psrpetTsted yesterday morning. about O'Clock
About that time esrrisss drove mp to the store OF
4. Jseobs Co. and two persons getting out. one
man Stationed there, while the other boldly walked
up and entered the door with q hey. After CONVEX
sing short time With the watshman. the STRANGER
net thsrs Ssyu. sob.d Is. Sou Of
worth Of goods and left
Arrangements have BEEN made to send 100 tons OF
&. q ao ~ x::css.i seI e thss .ssst
The Academy Of MuSe opened for the season last
aight; Mad CsstesD, 4 L said, Is now on her way
An attempt viii Be made by the friends Of the in.
d,cssd aldermen to have the indictments seainst
ss:" on 81 q. i'm IN
s.:sss. q n.y 1oG% WOOD ,'n '' ''' IL
Yssts day. near Morriches. the new schr. George
wreck. The crew were saved. She YVES from James
river. Va, with live oak for Hallowell. Me.
The new patterns Of eloaks and mantillss just out
are fng Broadway with brilliant eoors, and all fe.
pale New York turned out In something now Sun
Jacob T. Walden. an old merchant, died yesterday.
James Wilson. an Enslishmau. IL to be executed
ct Boston. Friday next. for killing negro, fel !.
low convict in the State Prison.
Archer Ropsr, we'll known citizen Of Baltimore,
died on Tuesday last.
Gov. Wright. Of Indiana. has gone to Elmra to
deliver the annual address before the New York g.
hcultural Society.
M EuIlsr; agent Of Rivers Dsrio1s circu. had d
week, by the bursting of gun.
few days ago $50 900 worth of hors,s, cattle,
10 were sold as Mason county Ky, including 800
mules.
The Governor OF Illinois has designated the 22d of
November a. Thanksgiving day In that State.
The Oiean New YGrk) Journal says eight fugi.
tive slaves pass through town day or two since
They were from Cu'peper c'unty, Va.
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EALL TRADE 1856.
l. BROOKS BELL l. WALLER,
IMP0RTEla AND JQHRER2 OF
popprdlMMr o IN nn 1Hp vohci NV coor

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We have in store BY various arrivals from Foreign
and Domestic ports q complete assortment Of Goods
adapted to Fall and Winter trade. A portion Of
stock II Of own importation, purchased with
own markets.
1t IL our intention In connection with other par
ties 70 open house In New York the lot Of Jsnu.
airy next, also to continue business here. 1t Will
therefore be very desirable to reduce stock to
the lowest point. To effect this We will offer great
bargains for cash. or to prompt buyers in months
time. We will allow a discount of per cent. from
the face of all months bills paid at the time pur.
chase. BkOOKS, BELL WALLER.
n I9-d1m
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nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
Dhere.ofere existing under the 6rn Of GENNEI
JAMES, was dissolved on the LIST inst, oy mutuai
An persons having claims against the concern Will
present them for Liquidation, and those indebted
"'' GENNET JAMES.
The WATCH and JEWELRY business
will be continued heretofore In all is branches
BY the subscriber.
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TO GENTLEM N.-ALkX

5G HILL has on hand the best assortment of
- Geatleneus English and Scotch Walking
~<1 Boots and Shoes eves offered for sale in Rich
nlond. Gentlemen who are in wsot of Boots and
Shoes of the best quality suitable for Fall ard Win
ter wear, cannot do bsttar than to call and supply
them7elves at ALEX HILLS, where they will f nd
any article they call for In his line and st fair
prices. His store ia Me- l27 Main st, Richmond.
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Il FRESH SUPPLY.-Justr received
zy from Philsdelphis, lot of Gents Fine French
Calf sssis for the
Caters. which are really beautiful and good. Call
al 1873 Main street for good Boots and Shoes
DOn't forget the No. DAVID WALSH,
&C | l29 Main street
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I tkRIAiN CUkE tUh lUI11-
RICHMOND, Nov. q, 1852; h.vs t,;,s ,.
gil the cough remedies Of the day and h..
satiol In .syin that believe Mas. A. b piss
GOoSH ELiAiA to be tie lausl yalG.l.e ps,.,
ainlosf Indispensable. y WIS psssSa
MRs DAVIS CoUGA REa.EgF-We sa5 ,ns., /
the virtues Of this medicine from the 6'os S,..
wituesssd its operation in bud eoaah, ia s,S',s
Afforded speedy, and decided .eiiet-R.sa R.gsy
Tor sale ~ Mrs. 4. B. LAWS, Bennett d a.,
Alex Drval, Paterson l. jackson, Cha, Nils
E.j. fisot. A, Bodeker and Charles o. Y,l. 's
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NOTICE.-All the effects Of the la.s a'I
IN of BROWN l. sEo0k hsTas pen .,..Isa,
TO tn subscriber. for the benefit o. u., f.osl.
sil persons Indebted TO the faid hiin -. "A iis
to make payne of as speedily IS pf%eusaD u ~
sented to the subseribsr witEia the nett = ~ !,
order to entitls thsn TO fall parHsp ''''1
benefits Of the Trust Fapd ,vopn ia,
Offise Bank ct betw. Sih sha
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Sis NEW HAT AND CAP eese
AzAA STORE-CountrY msrchal t. will find q

notwithstanding merchaISWhl find -
at 70 Main street up stairs formerly occupied BY
A Watt IS a China store HATS, CAPE. &C., of ev.
cry description suitable to the trade which will be
soid at wholesale and retail the most fevois bic
terms Give us call.
BINFORD. DICKINSON l. WEISlGER
P.s.-9. W. DUESBER8Y is now engaged with
Us, and solicits call from his old friends
seq B & w.
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR RI7,57;=-

Mr. &. II. JAcKsoN-Dsar ar ~, avg. II, liN
mentality of friend of mine, / va. ga tasn,a,
to try bottle of your Bit,era T6i,,;Snassss y la
me no good IL would do me no bs, AIs u Doe
tried the same Of g morsins, liievi.. Neolta,
u the course week her appetite in WY
must, in justice to myself and vii. vs. fsIsf nd /
commend the above Bitters a. h,,rs etalJH
ever tried; and feeling it my duty = '1s ssx y,
friend for the advice 10 try them, vo, Nass ysr
those suffering from the lirst stage Of naMsi,s al
not be fouud.n 0'- Better e,
Yours, respectfully,
They may be found at Z. J. Fisot, 4 1v sSss
3. n. Lachrisson's Chez MIllscaush,. sis,
6esrS. and Alex. Duvaps Drussists R.bT Salsg
All orders promptly attended To uoaa "
W m
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g. HARD TIMES COME NEVER.
40

e. HARD TIMES COME NEVER
~ NO MORE.
AA2, OH dear me, what shocking hard times
- Yet against tn lem all have beer strivin p
FOR there is no pie asure without any dimes
So, to keep rp, all must be driving.
toast jast now l will awe you;
You'll drink to it, certain and sure
Success to all trades that's in Richmond,
And hard times come never, no more.
It's good times we now for preparing,
III tell you now one thing you can dc
If your Watch needs any repairing.
Call on Main street, to BAR-THO-LO.MEW.
have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor;
PHI warrant them for to well,
And may hard times come never, no more
One thing will ask of you all,
Before from this place you retire,
On BARTHOLOMEW just give call,
He has get any Jewery " desire.
A call from you il all solicit
My name, it's wrote over the door;
Two doors past Pizz' ni's. you sannot miss it,
And lay hard times come never. no more,
w. ]. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker
seq Corner 18th aud Main 1t.
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4 ,LUf liz hill OhAlE LUAL- We
~ are now prepared to furnish our c1ltGmsusth
a supply Of the above popular fuel
ALsO-ANfHkACITE COAL, tRsd ard Wits
Asb,) and Bituminous Goal for snithS and aAa
purposes.
We keep also full supply Of OAK ,ad PINE
WOOD, ali u which we offer at market 1si
BRAZEAL 5TA5G
y Orders ie at Offise Gu Basin esuE bss.;
9Th an. Orb sfrsz will he nnnctuslIr al,snd.an
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IGHT BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
IL SALE. very 6ne one. uearlv -
seenes HICKS AM1kICAN sT1bIEs
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x@oANA NEW AND SPLENDTI

NS1@ NEW AND SPLENDID
~ OPPOS ITION LINE OF
sTAGES.-Through from Richmond, Petersburg
Baltimore, Warrington and Ale1sndria, to White
phur In days.
On and after the lst day Of July next, we will run
daily line Of four horse coaches from the terminus
Of the Virginia Central Railroad, to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs. and to the White Sulphur SPRINGS
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot SPRING. with bran CD
to the All-Heali ne Springs)
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning train
OF cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light, and arrive at the Sweet and White Bull
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, first class coaches. fresh teams,
selected with great care and accommodating drivers
we feel assured we extend to the travelling pub
Tic such facilities tof and comfort have never
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandrip
to any OF the above named Springs, can be obtained
OF any OF our agents. who will always be found at thu
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times VIII
desired. HARTMAN & BROWN
my - Projectors.
Rates Of Fare in connection oih the PiyginiG Centru!
Railroad, by HarnGn vad Byoton's STAGE line
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NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF IN
ILL HATS, CAPS, &C., fs{sg
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.
JOHN DOOLEY
Respectfully inform, his frienos and the public that
he has just opened the Fall trade with an ELEGANT
and mos. extensive assortment of
ii ATS, CAPS, &c.
h,s sIocH OF virginia manufactured Goods, which
has been got up on very large scale ard with the
greatest care, will be found together with his fine
supply OF imported articles to embrace ever styI.
and to be unexceled anywhere.
Terms will be such 81 cannot fail to prove hishIv
satisfactory to customers. 81 MAIN STREET
Sc 6-2m Ri,bmona "
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE IN6TlTUTE

DTCHMOND FEMALE IN6IIrUIE,
IL, IN CLAY, TENTH AND MAR1HALL S11..
1ICHMoND, vA.-fhe next ses.ioD wtil sommsnse
sr.4 Honjsv In Oetober and close the lass Tnuss-
- ~. In June fupils may he admitted sf any nmes
~ i highly desirable Tor them to be pEsssns sne
The sost Of grounda buildings and outfit has been
.sine nor expense will be spared to satisfy evey
rsasorabe desire. The course OF insfruefion ~ e4-
tensye and liberal. Able and experienced tescnsn
nave been secured, and the most approved eeieouns
snpsratus, school desks, Z g.. have been provided
Rsy B. MANLY, JR-Rresident
M. r. P. LATHAM, Math and PhyGiosl Sciences.
new q. n. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng. Literature.
~. EMMA HOLCOMBE, English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON, English Brsnehes
Mis- NINA CaOLLET. French and German.
~ JO6 MICHARD, Spanish and italian.
Mis- JANE o. sTANARD, Preparatory Depart
MR. . GEoRaIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
nRI: .'i%%as1RY c. LAfHRoP. Preparatory Depart
mp. JOHN DUNDERpALE. Piano and Organ.
Mics EMILY DUNDERDALE. Piano and Guitar.
Nise 6A RAH 0ULLY, Harp.
Nj EUGENE CREHEN. do
N. and Mrs. =. eUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMs PEE GKSSIoN.
Doard and WaShing ~
Yuitioa In rrepsrseory Department. g g
.p.i.u. and MsdsIa Languages, ..:i
r. Pamphlets containing further information may
'saS-dSm REV. B. MANLY. in.
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HnucArIuN.
y q. I. TIGHES CLASSICAL AND

ID 81. Z. TIGHE'B CLASSICAL AND
II. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ON FRANK.
LIN. ASoVE 7TH STREET, 10 now IN session, on
the %s p sss src ether or College OF tn.
r.n.nv,;n, Room. Special attention given daily to
EusIish Grammar, Reading, Writing. Spelling and
Tbs entering Of some Of the Puplls upon the du-
Hes Of 8 commercial life. causes fs~ vsesaeiSs
Claes for beginners n EnssI9 III shs cl.ss
Rsidense ssjoiains the School. g 3s-2.'
Q 8 STEVENS' YOUNG LADIES
-. CoLLE0IATE SEMINARY, SHocKoE HILL
RICHMOND. vA-Ihs E,ntf a.. MonSay n o.soho,
ia the rooms formerly occupied BY the Principal on
the sorner Of Frantffn and 5th sts The Boarding
S.nsytment viii be conducted LAST Session, In the
Building formerly owned By Judge Mason, corner of
franklin and Adams streets
In All the dspartments of Music. French, Drawing,
etc the most conn stent TsseheIs will be provided
the shs q Il. senoo The
meut viii be uuder the supervision Of Mrs Stevens,
aided by Mrs. Vaudeville, lady who has had several
n simiisr Institutior. Every effort will be made
to render the Boarding department. pleasant and
refined home and the School one OF the most pro.
6tahe in all that pertains to moral Intellectual
The Prneipsl win give . thorough courss of les
The Session viii close With . general review and
elimination when Certificates will be given to the
Graduating Glass.
Oueho payable in advance the remainder Let March:
Board and Washing.
Higher English branehes.. 20
Elementary sE.pcne' +. q
Music. ov
Stationery. ..'.
T. School BOOK: viii be furnished By the Pinsi.
nal At eirv prises ssb-d&vlm
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MRS. c.. J. ALLEN respectfully ~
WI nounces to the citzers and tho paOhs y ~
eraI that she has just retarn7d from ths ao,
consis,ioe Of DXEsS CLOAK hAETLEsr At'"'
will receive them az the season advanced .n,.
All orders from the country VIII rse''' ''-'
attention. - railS,,sI
PATTERNS furnished to order, Also CnH'i'''
very handsome. -sn fsri
- SIX al paLS No Ils MAIN srRELf.
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VALUABLE ESIDENCE ON
GRACE STREET FOR SALE OR RENT
the valuable Residence on the south side of G tace
between Foushse and Adams streets, now occupied
by Rev. Joseph Walthall. (who is about to re
move to another STATED Is for sale or rent The
house is new and of modern tinish. has - Rooms
with fire.p!aces to of them, and Kitchen with 4
Rooms lt Is supplied with gas and water. mot
sold within 10 day., 1t will be rented to careful
an; and if desired, the Furniture which ia nearly
new, will be sold with the house
Terms very accommodating. Apply to
&C 2-4t 0OUDIN e. lPpERSON
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nTaooT.uTTOWa. 40.

DI890LUI1OM9. o0.
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PAkINEh.
=. -. -. stvjs ma frm Of BAILEY = IRAN.
Cie M this dsy Dissolved ~ mutual c0nsSn. 49,, -
49,. - vdns claims against the concern Wn pieess
ssssssnt them; and those indeesea sfe iequessee !"
make Immediate payment 70 ~ sHIf.EY.
,ass o. 4. IRANcis.
o-k THE UNDERSIGNED having
A disuosed Of his interest IN the COACn
aAKIN0 BUSINESS, formerly eondassed on iStn
stTset between Main and Grace streets. 20 nn iete
- Ma fdenda and bess to assure them thsS 81
work given him viii be done In faithful ana "of1
msnike manner ~, p.vrrv
IL H-Sm. w. ". nal.1-
NOTICE.-The partnership of Nance,
IN Baker L Co., IL this day dissolved by mutual
eousent All persons having claims against the mio
concern will present them to B. A. Nance TOT set
tsmeut; and all persons indebted TO the esid conSeL
will make payment to said Nance, a ne - ~ Ia
authorized to settle up the sr.nss 8 .IcE
eoh'eiH' JAS M ?. BAKER
JNO. d. BAKER,
nTSSOLUTION.-The firm Of n. MO
IL CORNACK 4 co. VS. dissolved on the l2th
~ INV lsst By agreement; BY like agreement w d:
?. LAbD Will pay ell the debts due In the name Of
the concern, and viii also receive All the depts due
TO the concstn. We: LADut Nv
Richmond, 4th August, 1855. -,
/ with pleasure recommend TO my 0la
friends and custoners, my late partner, Mr. LMDD
and feel quite sure he will serve them % ven ano
a. satisfactorily did the late concern oL -. nc
Cormack Co. u. AsSOnMAeA'
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NEW GOODS FOR FALL AND WIN.
~ TER HENRY eHAFER Il nov in receipt OF
his entire stock OF Ready ide Clothing and 0eote
mems Furnishing Goods for Fall ana Winter TO
which he would call the attention OF the public,
prices Can and examine his stock q rs Hsir q.
corner Of 18th. 80 a
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7 HEREBY give public notice that make

I HEREBY give public notice that make
i HENRY SCRU0GS my Agent for the manage
ment Of Mercantile Business, in the way OF tradfpg
In goods and merchandise. In the town Of Ca
Ire, and in the county Of Cumberland, or elsewhere
II he may deem neossssry the articles to bs bought
In any market transported and sold at hs discretion
produce Of any kind personal estate Of any kind
In any place that he may deem proper; or any other
kind Of business W hatsoever made and specified In
the name of HENRY sCRUGGs, AGENT.
se13-lm* THOS. II. sCRU0GB
DIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE -
Il The INSUR AN Z COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va
Branch Office 14th street, I'd door from the Post
Office, Richmond, Va. Chatter Perpetual. Capital
$500, Geo. This Company will insure fret class
BRICK DWELLINGS perpetually for q single pay.
ment Of per cent. Time policies will also be Is
sued OF Buildings, Merchandise, &c., in town or
country, 1t current rates.
Marine and Inland Transportation hisis taken ON
a. favorable terms as BY any other responsible Com
pany,
ALL LOSSES are promptly snd literally as ju.ted
atithis ctf0s. O. y. BREEsE, Actuary.
REFERENCES.
Ssn'i Max Cashier Bank of Virginia. Richmopd
]. A. Smith, do Farmers Bank of Va. do
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do
Messrs Haxell l. Co, do
Henry M. Brent, Cashier of the Bank of the VAL
ley, Winchester.
J H. sherraId, Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Wiz
ehes.er
Hon Jsmes NJ. Mason. U. 8. s., Winchester.
Sc 2-cSm
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- GUNS, PISTOLS, Gel
- /. have just received from the North, Q
Ai.K2& large and we'll selected assortment Of
Double and Single GUNS. COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens Revolvers, Rifles, sin.
gle and double Pistols. Ely and other Percussion
Caps, Wsds. English and American Powder. Canes
Fishing Tackle, &C., DC.
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS. 30. The public are
invited to cali at THOS. w. fIGNOR'S.
% 2-Sm Main d.. between 18th and 18th St.
cR COACH FACTOKY.-The
42E Subscriber has on band . number OF
make which can be sold very reasonable. Per.ons
DESTROYS of purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
we'll to give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
e. REPAIRING done with neatness and dig
patch and upon terms which cannot fall to please.
+. II. FOWLER, franklin 1t,
20 Sim Nearly opposite the Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

GUANO-No ! Peruvian Guano landing
~ from sshr w. II. Dodge; for ssls bv
u, b. tkINKER CO..
w. 50 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

NIkGiN 4 MECHANICS lNll'
TUTE-SlLVER MEDAL, the hiassa?is
MUM awarded to SAMUEL y. DEN0ON G1 DO
best specimens of 6E iTEs and FENDER
SIX HUNDRED ENAMF LIED CRATES Any
TENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCbv
PRICES The subssriber ma, for ;aie ths NiA
stock of CRATES and TENDERS svor before G,a s
ed for sals 10 this city, of his own Manufacture ~
Crates embrace all Of the various snds and psssHl
such as square topped Gothic, LiPu' CHsl'l
with beautiful rounding Fsnders suH n1f p;s y.
Se-, to mstah. Orders for Grstep Fendar', aeT ~.
town and country punctusiIy attended TO inas ',
fully packed. Merchants purchasing 70 ssh 20 g..
the usual discounts off for cash by ~h6lesale Asgl
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, es'SssaA'
aud 9th streets, Richmond. Va. rrrong
have for sale large supply Of al! iad, q , 'SA
&C., of my own make. au S-1m -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

~ MORNING REGULATOR-An Innocent re.
freshing exhiiarstine and delicious Beverage, pro-
duons instant relief from the effects of ovey indui-
gence, less Of appetite iowness of sprtsi dyspeps
from whatever cause-impar tns to the whole avs.
tenn renewed strength and vizor. Fer sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
e2l-i1yi Sofa Agent,