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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-27
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Saturday Morning, October ~, 1853.
PrOgrcss of federation.

| from the Nafiunai 1ntelilRencer.i
Progress Of federation.
Tho following paragraphs, from the last letter OF
our London correspondent have attracted more
than ordinary attentions;
THE great novelty in London Is the election OF
Jew-Mr. Alderman Salomons-to the high and
important Office Of Lord Mayor certainly the first
person OF that persuasion who has been appointed
| TO that position
There is a very confident opinion expressed that
Baron Rothsehild will be allowed to take his seat in
the Houso of Commons during the next session of
Parliament" S.
This involuntarily carries the readers mind back
TO the middle and subsequent ages, when intoler-
ahce and prejudice towards the Jews ran into abso-
Lutte barbarify
II is not now considered as In the days of Rich
ard the First of England so well portrayed in
scott lvanhoe that THE company of Jew can
spread contamination" That a period in
which their boards were extorted from the Israel.
ties both by princes and mobiles, and whom poor
Isaac felt, in Imagination, in the presence of
hhlghtly jewellers, " the rack pass over his body
like the saws and harrows and axes of iron over
tho men of Rabbah and of the cities of the chill
dren OF Ammon - when Prince John in the plen
tudc OF his power and in the presence of belted
knights and ladies fair at the tournament foundit
dlfficult to repress the rudeness of Cedric the
Saxon towards the father of the peerless Rebecca
A French historian. referring to the commerce
and industry OF the fifteenth century, says:
objects of universal reprobation, and often ex-
posed 20 terrible prosecutions, tho Jews still gained
a great importance by their commercial superiori-
tyi and kings, whe drew from them abundant con
trlbuons protected them against the hatred of the
people. These indefatigable spectators succeed
ed in introducing remarkable regularity into
their operations. 1t is to them that we owe the in
vention of bills of exchange"
And II might now be added that il is to the Jews
that modern nations with bankrupt treasures are
indebted for the facilities of carrying on the game
OF war upon grand scale
The SuDjOinpU nar1praDh shows tho valuo nf par
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Total. l............... l5O2l3 $l4,7l2 468
COMPARATIVE EXPORT OF THE GREAT STAPLES
'l72,l47,63S

INSPECTION OF GUANo.-Tho Union Agricultur-
al Society has thrown itself in opposition nspec-
ton of Guano At a meeting on Thursday night
j. X. Jones offered resolution TO petition the Lee
gislaturo to abolish the inspection of Guano 1t
was adopted after spirited discussion, and Messrs
j. H. Claiborne, of Petersburg L. II. Campbell, of
Nottoway; +. w. Hubbard, of Buckingham, and
+. Dromgoole, of Brunswick, were appointed the
committee to prepare the petition.
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MULTITUDE OF BATS.-The Farmyille Journal
SAYS:
"A gentleman of this county having been COM
PEELED to abandon the use of of the rooms of
his dwelling in consequence of the offensive smell
produced by large number of bats having taking
up their residence under the weather boarding and
in the wal-determned short time since to get
rid of his troublesome visitors by pulling the apart
ment to pieces. He did SO and found them CON
cealed under every plank and in every crevice in
multitudcs almost too astonishing for belief He
estimates the number-dead and aliye-to have
been between two and three thousand
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STEERING BY THE NORTH STAR-A year sr two
since ebony individual answering to the name
of Bob Gn fact knew whether he had any
other name) was employed by a skipper to assist
him in sailing snail schooner the waters of
Chesapeake Bay. Bob did not understand and
could not be made TO learn the compass tho
skipper never dared to trust him to manage the
craft except during very light night when he
could point out TO him some headland to steer for
| On one occasion, however, the captain, who had
been up two nights previously, concluded he would
trust the schooner 10 Bob and take little rest
deck 80 he pointed the north star TO his jet
companion and told him 10 continue steering for it
| unll he wakedup. After watching him short time
and finding that ho could keep the vessel headed
right the skipper stretched himself upon the deck
and was soon asleep. Shortly afterwards squal
arose from the north and blew the craft completely
away from her course After it had cleared away
somewhat, Bob looked around and found the north
star at his back. He sailed along an hour or two,
doing the best he could and cogtating how he
should get out of his difficulty but at last he gave
it up and showing his slumbering master into wake
fuMess with his feet, shouted, "Cap'n capn
give NE another star to steer by; Use got clean by
that one
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Loss OF LIFE on THE WESTERN WATERS-A
steamboat directory about to be issued in the West
computes that since the application of steam on
the Western waters there have been thirty nine
thousand six hundred and seYentytwo lives lost by
steamboat disasters three hundred and eighty y-one
boats aud cargoes lost and seventy boats seriously
injured, amounting in the aggregate TO the enor-
mons sum of S61 UD0 OlO
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II. Montigny, French Consul in China, says that
the Chinese mix arsenic freely with the tobacco
which they smoke, and those who do so are deS-
cribed stout fellows with lungs like black
smiths bellows, and rosy cherubs." This state
mcnt has called out letter from DR. Londa, who
announces that some years ago, i'll the course of a
discussion at the Academy of Medicine on tho
agents to be employed TO cure tubercular consump-
tion he told the assembled doctors that he had
found but means OF combating this dreadful
disease, viz: the smoking of arsenic and the
doctor reatfirms his Communications of that rem ady
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The Journal de Chimie Medicae relates a case of
poisoning from eating the cosarnon buttercup Some
children were amusing thenslvt BY max ing crowns
of this flower, when one of them tempted to
eat some Of the flowers. Violent pain Stimulating Q
collie and all the symptoms of poisoning sup rvened
but fortunately the life of the child was saved
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MILLINERY, &c.
,,'-.,,1e,>G '-.,,,,>I>G OF FALL NuLLTNE-

uUF,T 40. 2oi BROAD AND n. f. COR
H5kIip oF BROAD AND 5TH STREETS.-
Tx HRS \ .WIGAND. having just returned from
W. Ah' has now open large and hand
s Gs2s fancy s'?sy ss%. sa4 rl@ h.o Sa ID
- Nefet 7,;,,r;ues fine Pans Feathers aud Flow
$50 s,StSd -td Head Dresses, Dress Cars snd ysrety
- sp.e5@5sSS Also a great variety of EMBROI-
srs 1t Of Of H2sbkhh Hsh a be sn@ odd sFfns st shs
srs Il Nm prices The Ladies of fhe city and
res; N." ,asrectfuIly requested 70 call and examine
esan'ry gre poiaets CAPS and Head Dresses made to
.-ts-. , a.,,.s s,nplied cheap oc 9-lmt
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McCulloch, the author of the Commercial Die
British House of Commons, that the cost of the
public printing, and of the paper required for such
printing, reaches the enormous sum of fs0O,0O0 a
year, or nearly million of dollars.
Barnums Baby Show in Cincinnati is consider
ed failure in consequence, he says, of the stric.
lures of the papers published there He has brought
suit against the Cincinnati Commercial, claiming
$1,000 damages.
The propeller Allegheny, was wrecked near
Milwaukee, on Wednesday last, with cargo of LIS
tons of coarse salt, which will be saved In dam
aged condition.
The steam propeller Illinois, from Buffalo for
ports on Lake Michigan, with GOO tons of merchan
disc was sunk Thursday night i'll ls feet water near
the mouth of the Detroit river a.,4s
Catharine Chauncey the widow of Commodore
Chauncey, died in New York, Wednesday night,
aged 76 years.
s. 8. Goodman & Co., Bankers, of Cincinnati
who suspended during the financial crisis of last
winter, resumed Thursday.
The steamship Union, returned to New York,
Thursday, in consequence of breaking the shaft OF
her water wheel s-
The steamer Africa arrived a, Boston, Thursday
from Halifax
Stillman Webb, has been arrested for purioin
| Ing letters from the mails, at Jefferson Ohio.
| The weather at New Orleans on Tuesday, wa
| quite cold.
Robert IL. Morris, Judge Of the Superior Cour
| OF New York, died Thursday.
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NJ Staltz has recently published the details of a
case in which he performed tho Cesarian operation
twice in the same individual with success, saving
both mother and infant. The case has produced a
great sensation in the medical world of France
The second operation is not 30 dangerous as the
first as adheeons are generally formed which fa-
rilitate recovery
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,,,,,1>,|E IN WINTER FASH.

HAa Io"5 AIMEyS s%Ns RAf 3 s7H Mo 6cT6BFR T6TnER
@<K O.'rr w TAr ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-The
~ the clty and country are invited to call
Laa,s 9" o,,ino me fhe very LATEST WINTER FASH
l I0Hs Just received from Paris and h9sdSp Of
Ne.'p', Ne.'p = grs,Ch COLLARS; Capes; Sleeves Bands
- "a .niepdId assortment of RIBBONS aud FANCY
,nGI,s ,41 ~ ryery description at the new Millinery
~ peucy Store Of Mrs. SON, opposite st. Charles
h,s'i 'iR-CaPs and HEAD DRESSES made to order
81 ile shortest notice
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DEATH OF A BANK pREsIDEST.-The Mont
gOmcry Advertiser announces the death of VIII
liam Poe President of the Bank of Montgomery
lie was a business man and highly popular He was
n native of South Carolina lie died of yellow fe-
ycr The Bank n little more than year since lost
its cashier peter y. SMITH, and J. NJ. Norrell. the
present cashier is extremely i'll with the fever
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HOGS RooTING.-To prevent hogs from roofing
cut across the nose just above the griste of the
snout by which you will sever the usual tendon by
which the operation is performed Then split the
gristle Of the up and down the face and the
work is done For the long nosed, iapeared breed,
cut the nose off eighteen inches above the snOut
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Commercial per the Africa.

LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET -Brown Ship
Icy & Co say there had been fair demand for new
heat and Flour, at the extreme prices of sst week,
while old Wheat 10 I'd. dearer. Indian Corn in mode
rate demand at former rates. Their quotations
White Wheat ~ s0l2ls; red i1f9dl2j. Western
Canal Flour 4oid41i; Ohio Al dHl6; Canadian 4l %
fif6. White Indian Corn ~ 145t Yellow 40 dfot6.
LONDON MARKEr.-Codee--Publ sales showed u
decline Of d.dif " cwt. Wheat-A fair supply Of
new English sold ut previous prices; for old English
and foreign of tine quality, there demand at
sitter ratesOn Friday there was q hrner feeling and
higher prices were asked White American 30 0s2i;
ied 10 su80t y quarter. American Flour 42i146 "
bbl parcel OF new red Ainerican Wheat has been
sold to arrive at ISL - quarter.
AMERICAN SEeuKtTIEs--American stocks renisr
unsaabie may be supposed in the present state of
the money market!
Maryland sterling bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Pennsyiyania inscriptions. n
United States skies. lol
Pennsylvania Central bonds lst NOR, gsge... 81
Do do do 2d do ...... 81
Pennsylvania sterling. 81
New York and Erie. 10
linnois ~
Nile ehigan Central. III
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THE MACKEREL FISHERY.-A large school of fat
mackcrel stuck in to the eastward of Boon Island,
the first of last week and several vessels arrived
at Newburyport on Sunday morning, having taken
from fifty 10 hundred barrels in that time They
are generally small
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NEW YORK STOCK MaRKET-We learn from the
Journal of Commerce that there was perfect pa
mic in the Stock Market on Thursday. There was
u decline in stocks of from to per cent.
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60 OPENING OF
1a FALL MILLiNEk
{f)g'


E@H rhoo, Millinery aud Fancy Stofa.--<s~~~-
fen iSs Nss snS Yols sh Nh. f5s'fi' s. ha.
Es'Hs ~ srd handsome assortment of fashona-
a&sd & '~r and plain Velvet Banne's dark and fancy
he isa'Y p.r;. Pesthers and Flowers Hair Dresses
Of id EsSG&s 5sfsnt sad a@stSdSs, sons Of Fancy
~ iafse - b;b will be sold at the lowest New
Iq-l ETSS2rTs ETS2ssT- CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
B0SNh s. Also Bonnets quilted for Ladies and ChiF
3rra 70 ts and Pressing done at the shortest no-
ls b4tsO4I-Ns ~ Oe ll-2m*
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THE WABAsH-This naval steamer is the long
est vessel ever launched in the Delaware She is
80 feet longer than the Pennsylvania, which Is 2lO
feet while the Wabashis 270 feet long.
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THE SICK AND WOUNDED.-A late letter from
Paris, says:
The number of sick and wounded returning
from the Crinea is dreadful. In Constantinople
they have increased in fearful ratio. Some of
the largest converts, as the Christians call them
lately occupied by Dcrvshes, the most filthy crea-
lures and the worst of all earthly fanatics-and
other Immense buildings, have been converted into
hospitals; the same at other places in Turkey
Still they have TO send large numbers back to
France and scarcely transport or steamer re-
turns without bringing one hundred to five hundred
wounded or, they are called conraifscen soldiers
and is estimated that serenity per cent of them die
New hospitals have been opened in several quar-
ters at Marseiles containing four thousand beds.
These poor unfortunates introduce cholera, typhus
fever, and other camp diseases"
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CPRNDID FAMILY CARRIAGE AND
- HARNESS AT PRIVATE SALE<-I am auiho-
rised to sell private SALE very superior family
Carriage and Harness. perfect order, beiongng to
gentleman leaving the city. An early call win ecare
grest bargain Apply 70
vE--ts ALEA. MUTT. Aact.
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The Persian philosopher gave as his reason how
he acquired so mitch wisdom and knowledge: BE.
cause ! never was afraid ashamed TO take ad-
vice from tho meanestr
The Illinois Central Railroad cold, during the
month of September ~ 9ll acres Of land, realizing
ga 20 per acre or S439 Gs4
Tho Washington Branch of the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad have declared dividend Of per cent for
the last six months
Burke told Garrick ono day that all bitter things
were hot. Indeed" said Garrck, then what think
you ofa bitter codda e Burke yamosed.
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A GoOD TOAsT--Woman The morning star o.
our youth the day star OF our manhood; the eve
ming star Of our old age. God bless our stars
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DKINTINl; OFFICE For S1TE-

( Democratic PAPER. located IN a 1ourisbiur Viz
-.H .'"i H. ana III one Of the weathiest and largest
i"s IN the State. u offered Tor sale privately
'e l"F has an extensive patronage-over 900 bona
Ilbets, and large aud profitable advertising
' 3'2 crst"In. which Is constantly and rapidly in
F0i further particulars address the Editors
giae Dispatch ia "a
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NOTICE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

" OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
'pMFANi-The annual meeting of the Stock hold
Of th'4 Company Will be held IN the city OF Rich
d. ia Oh the 9Th day of November, 1855.
I@ The attention Of the Stockholders il called to
Tie following resolution, adopted at their last annual
E"rt.l.g:
X, solved, That no proxy given more than twelve
Ait before any ensuing meeting of the Stock hold
es' Ut this Company shall be Wild"
o, J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
oiee Va. Central K. r. Company,
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rotation ot numerous friends in this city and
-''v'Aood. the undersigned has consented TO de-
"'rA,tuL 10 alt diseases incident 10 the Horse
Is devoted several years to the practice of Vete-
>'.seEy. h" feels fully competent to the treat
4t Of all yJ.nplaints 10 which the horse ia liable
'4.d therefore, bc pleased 20 answer all de-
S 'I Als services in this branch Of his profe 3
AT 4'Ase cali, or address the undeTsig igned al MIR.
Lrs i'''e "l al street. : squares norm oi
~ tg-lp,os T no,c,c
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I'll nnIlD M iGs> I'M aIBhUiDEHiEs Es, >.
b., tgoT,i MD hOSES formerly Hart a. Moses is
slt Mu.i,f !ecelvIug an additional supply Jaconet
bosrS A. Embroidered Collars and Sleeves: also
l9s F,0alln aiid Jacnue, Bands direct from New
q" great bargains call early.
m4 ALFRED MOSES,
G3 Main street
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ElP)RTS OF DOMESTIC MERCHASDIzE-The OK.
ports of domestic merchandise from the United
States to foreign ports, for the year ending the Both
June, 1855 as registered in the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, follows:
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BALTIMORE RACEs.-The second days race over
the Herring Run Course, took place Thursday, for
the proprietors purse of $500 two mile heats, for
which there were two entries, Ellen Bateman y
and "OneEye Joe" Ellen won the race in two
straight heats. Time-4:l34 4:07
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e, L.s.. = ! ,iIF, rcspcctfnily nnnoun-

Nh,.a ;bs cjtizrus aud the public IN general that
VI e"s % .,rad from the Northern cities, aud ls
81, ' , oC the late and Fall styles consisting OF
= 1apr5s ~ CLoAK MANTLES, &c, and VIII receive
tas1 3 ie . s-a the country will receive prompt at
'sP,.@ sPP,ITrERSs furnished to order Also, chidTens
ysry handsome Ypc WANTED Anply
"a Sax phf.o" al No Il6. Main Street.
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(OlE-I am prepared TO furnish Coke

\ OF superior guality, and confidently recommend
preferable fuel in most respects TO either wood
Geoal 1t il peculiarly adapted TO cooking ranges
Bud and to furnaces for heating large buildings
s.!r il ready ignition, cleanliness and durability
Ederlt convenient and agreeable for paror and 9th
gates.
oirs left at the Coke yard, corner 10th street and
HasH Bunk, VIII be promptly executed. Terms cash.
o. .ls equiv alent.
srIl-ts JNO ]. WERTII. Agent
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\ NoTlCL.--AII the eiiccI. of ILe I,,Ie ilIIn

Y a. 1 Ii+.--iil the effects of the late finn
BE NNPNH Il SHOOK having been ASST q ned TO
'useiiber for the benefit of their crediors. ali
gsyH blcd 10 the laid firm are required to make
s,9 10 speedily practicable and the creditors
@t.s-i4 th6t ;heir claus must be presented TO the
'4rl "l'mn the next 60 days in order to entltle
isGd C!i participation in the benefits of the trust
Cs B. X, WEXFORD, JR..
@ E-l.us iA st. oet"eeh 5th ana ioth sis.
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DOUGLAS JERRoID says that old bachelors art
like dry wood when they do take flame they de-
burn prodgio
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a NI------ Fij HIhIH NfFtft
N hAss LINEN u.S,s AZ : -

re,as ,as sssetest bargain. IN HandsertheisEJast
"oIth75 r ',ass Linen Hdkfs To be sold Ut 57l cts
at Il. GOLDSM11sS
V@ Trimming and Fancy Store,
No. 105 Broad 81.
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COAL AND COKE.

tNTHRtCITE AL.--Se have con-
Il stautIy hhud for sale at our Coal otce on the
Dss and 20th street, the bsst RED and WHITE
hsA COAL, for Crates Stoves, and Lump White
A.4 tLr Foundry purposes. -
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4 DMlNIrrK ATON,s NNTICE.--AIj

~ persons haFlEs claims Hguinst the estate OF DR..
EnpeTiy authenticated for settlement and ali nersons
h-eDi"d 10 The sad estate wIIi please call and settle
ldrIr accounts. JAS II on iNrT 49,
OBJ" t2-lw- Of Dr Tbor,aa /. 80 Ill
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nikECT IMPORTATI0Z.--LAKIs 4

y
. il'NE w.l! be in receipt IN few dnvs of Il di-
o. - 'ai'on OF English Goods, per ship lnvinci-
ay'H Liverpool and now landing at CITY Point,
.. ~ 81 part Of Euglsh Douhle-bnrrei Guns: Cut
lg e'tFy description on cards; Razors of every
s.- Table Cutlery in large varieties: Japan
h,3tH FAchi- Walters in setts; Ladies' Writing
s,,-.|a magnificent Work-bozes, together with a
n- r,, general assortment Of articles suitable for
''tE sud country ,rade
~ OF the ronsl ennent the goods viii be pro-
I'd ,gttS'iied numbered and sold by catalogue for
u.B ,le Lsheet bidder, without the least reservs
segs D1isiehshts wishing to Tepcnish their stock
De- s "rd 10 attend onfhe day OF sale, Of which
-. WI De gwen. 2n-tn
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Z7EW EMBROIDERY sTORE.-We re.

.
\ rr ouT warmest thanks TO err friends and Gus
,,,a,. +or their Aud patronage and encouragement,
"a would call their attention TO new Store No
s5Ns,p street, where they will find every article OF
,.NTY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Gen
,,rmsu's and ClnldrenS Clothing.
Prbroideries IN Chenille, Silk. Worsted, Braid,
God sud Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
our order.
,e shortest notice and all materials furnished for
"a same.
RALLDRESSES made TO order, plain and fancy.
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
e5lssAt.Y hand, all OF which will be sold the
7se' reasonable prices.
~ Orders from the country promptly and care
h.y attended to- Miss RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
h aj Main street, one Square above the Banks mex
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
NB-Scho!arS taught IN all styles of Embroidery.
~ Closed on Saturdays. oc 3-dlm
BENEVOLENT ENTERPRIsE.--SR
ID ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA u Mt o N
|A-The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
s-s sun:ed il carrying on the SEWING BUSINESS
sts branches, respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage
The MANTuA,MAKING department is superin-
tended by Mss ). COLLINS, of Washington who is in
constant receipt from the Northern cities of all the
latest novelties in style and shapes of i D Z s.
DRESSES CLOAkS. aud MANTILLAS
Tho GAHfLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT is under
til charge u az experienced person. Every article
" LHieh dA b'bt4tLSlI IIdIeI Idde at lle snort
es notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
'hIlarri's and Infants Clothing. Braid!ng and En-
adrnag done IN :he most artistic and elegant st les.
hch trsigns for Fnbroidering kept constantly on
f@h Marking done IN plain or fancy letters. Call
SD examine
la Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel
LINDA PEITON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER
iP ORDERS will lie received ct this Office
sr[tt-i4m
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few other States, membership has baen inherited
Dy the oldest male heir. Accompanying the certiti
eate ana likeness Is portion of the ORIGINAL report
on tne design OF the medal of the society, which
these valuable relics belong in the conrse n f,x
dlyS W I" W.