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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

ARRIVAL or B,oHMAS.-Oniccr Tyler urriv
I'd in this city last Saturday afternoon, having in Gus
toby Charles Lewis Baclman, who stands charge,
with stealing Sl1l0 from Mr.. Fnyettc McMulIcn. Oh
the 18th dav of August last. Bachman was arrested
in New York, aud has made Il full confession of hi.
guilt. He states that OIL the morning Of the collision
with the mail train, going North, and the hand car oil
which Mr.. McMullcn had taken passage from Slasl
Cottage, where he was accidently left by the regular
train, coming 20 thi. city, he found the carpet baG
took out the money, gave HowIe Il small portion, and
then started North, where he was swlndlcd ont OF n
large portion, OF il. He further states that he has been
to Germany, which is very doubtful, and since return
ed TO New York. When arrested, he had none of the
money in his uussessiuu. He will undergo an cxaml-
nation before the MAJOR Us suon n The witnesses c"r
be got together, which will probably be- III the cours"
of n few lays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

BLOODY WORK Is AProM,rroI.-Th Lynchburg
Vireinian of Saturday states that IN affair Of II very
tragic character occurred among the slaves on the
plantation of Col. Il. Z. Walker, in Appomattox
county, last Monday night. 1t appears that a ; ave
from a ncighbnring plantation desired 20 marry one of
Col. Walkers negro girls, but could not procure the
consent Of her father. AZ the time mentioned. he
sought out the girl, attacked her with II knit. aud slew
her. Other slaves intcrpnsnc. he attacked them also,
and inflicted serious. if not fatal wounds, On two of
them. Finally lie turned his knife upon himself, and
took hs OWN lie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

MARION COUNTY, So. TO WIT:
Thi. day, personally appeared before me. a Justice oil
the Peace. &. II. sprigg, Cashier. and made oath thnt the
absve statement |. trup, 10 the best OF his knowledge AMI
belief. 7. :. AyMON J. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

Woop.-The price Of pine wood in Norfolk, Is -
per cort--sl % for u quarter of q cord. This ad-
vince, says the Argus, is uniformly charged at the
county dock, although only one-iourth Of the cord Is
given: so that persons who are not able I" buy more
n, ana time must nav at the rate of % per cent. higher
tbnu those who can buy a larger quantity. lndi-
gent and worthy females constantly submit to these
unequal prices. There are occasional exceptions,
however, to this rule, we ure pleased to state. and we
mention that Capt. Wilburn of Warwick, a wood
dealer. charges at his vessel 81 when the price per
cord is 81, and only q prop0rtiOnnte sum when 1t
is higher. This is conmeiIdable and worthy Of no.
,i,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

VIRGIN, CONrEREScE.-ltcv j. ID. Cuulin2 fur
nishes To the Christian Advocate the following -tatis-
tics for the past year of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Virginia. 1t is proper to observe that the
Virginia Conference does not include halt their mem
bership in the State:
Twelve were received on probation one (Rey.C'
a. Davis received into the Conference; 9 travelling
and 8 local preachers were admitted to deacon's or
dcrs; 8 travelling and : local dcacons were admitted
10 elders orders. Out of i3l members Of the Con-
ference, ll9 were at Conferencc-only II absent
and, in addition, there were present 81 probation,
crs-makins in all l4G present-besides Is local
| preachers, who We're ordained. There is q net
| increase Of 23o white and - culored. We have
81, 900 whites and b,$2' cnlprcd 1875 local preach
ers, 2H sabbath Schools, 2lJ supcriutendeni7' l:4'
teachers, 1929 scholars, D.698 volumes in libraries,
l,79I copies of the Visitor taken, 1881 II reported
as expended for Sabbath schools
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

ALExAYDRA.-.As IN evidence Of the increased
prosperity Of Alexandria, it is stated that in 1853 the
custom house revenue was about $4,000, but for 1854
il is set down rs s55,OOO. About the year lS4S or 'ie
il was about 5000. Tho quality of hour inspected
at the .'Pioneer Mills will exceed 10000 barrels
since their commencement in August last. A large
portion Of the flour received in Alexandria by raj!
road is Inspected at %S,rusburg and other points of
in every direction. New buildings, costly and elegant,
now grace several squares. Old residences have been
enlarged and renovated. The Cotton factory con.
tinues in full and active operation, and the water and
gas light companies find their convenicnces in increas-
ing demand. Sixty horses are daily employed, sum
mer and winter, in the public conveyanccs between
Alexandria and Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-23

X. G. SCorr, EsQ.--A Letter received in this city
from Portugal, states that liobt. q. Scott, Esq, Anne
rican Consul at Rio de Janeiro, arrived at Lisbon, on
the 18th OF December, Ell route for Rio, which place
he expects to reach during the present month. The
numerous friends of Mr.. ). in this city will be glad 10
learn, thar he and Mrs. G.. were in excellent health
uIld spirits at the date of the letter referred To.
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EALL TRADE 1856.
l. BROOKS BELL l. WALLER,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
We have in store By various arrivals from Foreign
and Domestic ports, complete assortment of foods
adapted to Fall AID Winter trade. A portion of our
s'oca 10 of our own Importation, purchased with
own markets
1t 10 our intention, in connection With other par
ties % open house in New York the lst of Janu.
Any next, also to continue business here 1t will
therefore be very desirable to reduce stock to
the lowest point To effect this will offsr great
time. We will allow discount of per cent from
the face of all months bills paid the time of pur.
chase. BROOKS, BELL l. WALLER.
18-S1m
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jos B AspERson
1E0 DOLLARS REWARD.-Runa.

HOO way from the subecflbsfs on The mig ht o.
the 18th instant negro msu named JESSE abou,
so years Of age, Of dark complexion, has de icats
look, five feet eight nine inches high rather i'm
man named ADELIA, about 80 years old feet hI.h.
OF brown complexion, has some of her front teeth
out, she has mole her chin and soar on
her right arm. Also, bright mulatte girl named
ELLEN, IL IA years old, about fe ct or inches
high, brown straight bair biack eyes There 10 NO
doubt that they will attempt get to free State
We will give One Hundred aud Fifty Dollars re-.
ward for the appre henson of the above negroes or
fifty dollars reward for either Of them with sill rsa-
sonable expenses. JOHN NEfTLEs,
Sc l7-ts C.. B. LIPSCOHR'
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KDUCATfON.


5VDIOnnOCO 3 0A1G4AAz AAsAS = = = - = ~
II on CLAY. TENTH AND 9Ak1M8ALL ~,
rns rss Monday in October end slcse the ase Enurs
a. n Juns fapils may BE- admitted 1t any time,
~ Il IL hiehy desffabis Tor them 70 be preseut the
re eoe Of erounds buildinss and outfit has bsen
.bcrt twenty thousand dollars, and no additional
yaias nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
r.esonnble desfe Ths course Of instruction II ex-
seesive and liberal. Able and experienced eeashers
hsve been secured and the most approved scientific
Rev. B. MANLY, ia President.
Mr.. r. r. LATHAM. Math. and Physical Sciences.
Rev II, II. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
Or. r A. LEWIS, Botany Ia.
Mrs. EMMA HOLCoMBE, English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON, English Brsnehes.
Miss NINA CaOLLET. French and German.
n. JOS MlCHAnD, Spanish and italian.
Mis- JANE 3. sfANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mrs. GEonGIANA MONROE, Prep.r.tor, De.
Aiss MARY C. LATHRoP. Preparatory Depart
ar. JOHN DuNDERDALE, Piano and orssn.
Mss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH SULLY, Harp.
Mrs EMILY QEUBB. Drawing, Painting, SO.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN do
Mr.. and Esrs r.. SUBLETT, Stewards D Department..
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and Washing.
Tuition In Preparatory Depsrtment............. 50
NOueSlcLo Ou
AreieEt and Mcdern Languages, eacb........... 20
Drawing Painting. &s-. TO 40
~ Pamphlets containing furthe. information may
az 6-dSm REV b. MANLY. JR
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ITO PREVENT YELL0WSz

1rE " FEVER, Ann Eva
A0UE-Use DR.. J. 3. ROsE;s ~ fEVE& ~
pound. Read what Dr.. j. s. Ro..n os:asps s;' C.
This preparation is made fron
Honduras sarssparilss Root Paier ana
her ingredients whi,h tend 10 ,se eanbipsa
tuition at any time. OF at sny .s. TT,As The eo,,
stomach, Liver and Bowels CO. l. set' aros
sesretlous and bile. thus siyjur ,tI at gu al nv
vieor. 1t is particularly useful sf'unn eloes q,
yer, to put the body again ia rs,f..s wi eiads .,
ot.en prevent levers, il used Ia fsysr cosa as
1 nave never known case of Ysnoru.lssues
ioua Fever or Fever and Asas To os. NV ss7sr, 3
when using this sarssparilla ComponSs 70 pen
ara All sges should take it frssiv \. Bother.
and invieoratss the constitution .,.n. Hisnsh.
gees ana pnysieal powers ucr.a,ss tha.Iaa s;.,
gives tine SKIN natural, hsslthful 80, appeut. y.
and N any atent dissa,e should b,nn.N aEt eel,
system. it will very suon be ,brov1ppsa BEN Il,
the form of PIG pies or eruptiou, ana Iae ,ahce
appear. Tbi, Safsspsrilla, conhinaS .asa 10 4,
pept:c Compound. half snd half 49, sH ~ ny 3,
slassful taken three times dav bs,o.a asii w..
believe this mixture will cura an sasa s.l
case OF diseased Liver IS have pss3 , va o. Cd c
cases, always successfully 'nU Ia Hsal
oustt bottles 81; small bottle. 50 cant,
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Il Co.; C,ss noss, N D.
A. strecker; Patterson Il Jsct,c,.a papp:uVa
6eers; Alex. Duval Duval l. Morton. p e0sen u
Lscnrlssons; A. Bodeker, and ", ?. I,as ~. 4
all Druggists in Norfolk, Port.nocIS1 p nehnoti
Lyneheu-s, and other towns ia Virginia ssht'''
au l8-2tsw to
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RuNAwAY.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-N,

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD NY
u mas 0RANDIgON hes bssn runswsy for the
Lest nias wsshs. He .ss seem two or three weehs
ago In company with Mr.. Wilson'S woman. IN Pow
caught and u new In jail In Richmond viii rive
a reward Of 20 fer HE app shsuson AID coni5ns.
msnt In Jail, 20 thst can get him sesip hsve
bat little doubt but what be accom- panied Mr.. viii.
sons woman to Rishmcnd
JOS B ANDERSON.
Lodcrs r. O., AmeIis
N. B.--said 10 abost 70 years of age 5 feet 5
or Inches high rather dark &c mplexion, but not
very black very shsns moustsehs on the upper
separated, 80 % to leave scuall spaes between
them se8-ts q
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Sc 26-2awSw
CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AM

SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-This machine
was invented aud patented by by g. B. Salmon of H.
nois and wherever it has been exhibited has tax en-
precedence of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair In New York and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon,
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will se
parste any two seeds of different size or weight is
simple in it's construction. and easily kept order
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses it requires
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use
1t can bs furnished at the following pricee, viz;
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 80 bush
els per hour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $So
For farmers Machsne that will cleen so to
so bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
For q Farmers Machine (arrangcd for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour 50
For Miller's Machine that will clean 80 to 50
bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, g.
For Milers Machine that will clean so to
IS bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
For a Millers Machine that will clean 1875 to
$50 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I5
For Miller's Machine that will clean 1850 TO
200 bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. zoo
Address RO. nj. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmapd Va
N. B-County Rights will be Sold on reasonable
TERMS Ire N-IaWtsI r. MA
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
ii RICHMOND VIRGINIA

A.
This house having changed proprietora with de.
eded improve ment.is now confidently recommended
to the travelling public Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable accom-
modations. Its location is ptoverbially plsssantand
position airy; which, with The liberal hard OF lite new
proprietor, must render II the favote house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnished, airy and comfortable
The table Is well supplied with whatever the mar.
fet ahords-the servants polite and accommodating.
Nothing IL wanting to make IL one VI the most de-
sirable hotels In the city. au2I
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T HEREBY give public notice that 1 make

II
Il HENRY sCRUG0S my Agent for tho manage
msnt OF Mercantile Business in the way of trading
in goods wares and merchandise in the town of Ca
Ira, and Ia the county Of Cumberland, elsewhere
II he may deem necessary; the articles to be bought
In any market transported aud sold at his
and his will Also TO trade in any kind OF live STOCK
produce of any kind personal estate Of any kind
in any place that he may deem proper; any othe
Kind of business W hstsnsver made and specified In
the name of HENRY SCRUGGs, AGENT.
se lS-lm* THOS H. SCRUGGS
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1855 FALL SUPPLIES ~ 1858
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
NO. 20 PEARL (O2 14rH) STREET.

Is prepared the present season TO offer Tn mar.hnt
visiting this market very large and des;rabs stock
OF , ChINA. GLASS AND QtTEENsWARE. LOOK.
be found upon examination, to be equal In ex.snt
sna variety to any stock in this country aud will he
soa TOT cash or on the usual time to punctual Gus
SneIs, On - sood terms as any regular re-packine
oouse at the North can Offer He partieui.ry s.Ls
Inc attention OF those who have been accustomed to
Day in me Northern cities without affordjus The
Lonsn.s OF nichmond any opportunity to shew
tnem our goods aud prices with the assuranoe tbs,
snsy T save their expenses The most skful and
to the prompt sh pment and forwarjins ~ &C.,
- 1 s1oNEWARE of the beat quality at Factory
E euS7
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'KDE fUkf UlA.--tor old so--. -
n every description, ou Man or e.,. NC
spoonful equal 20 an occsa of any p,.o.,,a ~
known. ' Fe2aal9s
Bruises and Sprains, Users and Pe)lo,, s.,.
Burns, Sore Legs and ChilSains Fresh Cut W.,
tramp ana Tstt er, stipss Of Insects, Wound, M.
zee Nails, Infamed Breastz Gisndulsr TumS,. y.
Back, Swelied Legs and gtitnen OF joint, ''''' *"
10 colds. 'i'un 'sh
applied 10 burns st once, 1t lasvs,so sv,
Price 20 and Is ssrts battls 'S"'
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DOVE 4 en-
s0!s 9rogrietora kishmonS =
TIDlNGS FROM CHESTFREIFTnS'

- NHEsT hRFIFLb Co, VA, Ava lpn
Meswh Dore & Co Richmond Last iii on. ' n.
mules Was turned loose in the stable v,rd. ~
Playing about with other mules ran with ths w,,.
Of bis whole body against large plate Of ,bsst N.
long and from an inch and half to twoin,h..
che wound was of such character a. TO mrpo. !.
woul never he of any service to NE sgsir' ss,,,
notice ofthe Turf Oil in the papers procrrsd md
applied 1t ct once to the cut, and 10 stopt tsf's
weeks he was perfectly we'll aqd st wors. and
caunot perceive the least scar where tbs mi ~,
made: H.A. WINFRYE
S.-There are many casa oiirjurss to cst.i5
this neigh ofhood, which hav been cured BY ye.
Turf Oil, and II OF any benef, you csr pips,.,
You many certificates The W. ole nsishborbocds,
II Is the quickest healing RENE ythey evstsv
SO IA a. A, WlNPREi
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CEkTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS

rEkTAIE CURE FOR COUGHS
~ ''RIcHMosD, Nov. q, 1871 have tried s,sI !
all the cough remedies Of the day and hsvs 81 s't
tation In rayins that believe MRS. A. B. DA"j
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most yslusbe p.ssr
ton of the kind now in nae, and ss family met %
almost Indispensable. Z WARREN
Mas. DAVIS COUGH REMEDY. eau 'pe'l y
she virtues of this mediGine from the boot hsg1l
witnessed its operation in a bad cough, 10 Vi e \
afforded speedy and decided telief.-Rieh RTa
For sale by Mrs. A. 2. DAVIS, Bennett. 4 s'Ft
Alex. DuvaI, Psterson l. Jaskson, Chn, Sllls'"'
E. Piset, 4. Bo1eket and Charles D. Yss
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CALAAANDER FTRE po. :. =
Q0WHATAN HOTEL

Ooraer OF Broad 900 ll,h sts, Riobnora
t.s 4, tres1ssor wo.d rsspse.faly call the .srs
ssssS hosss, nd sosiss Their Ssslo..! rss'sa'
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EVERYBODY SAYS SO-And vtsl
- every one says must be so. PoLLARD'

n, SA HO-huu SIG
~ every one says must be 80. POLAND
RHEUMATIC l. N NJ E N T, the srest FliGi,
REMEDY for rheumatism and pains Of all Sind, ssv
stands &C the head of sll similar preparation, hi
persons suffering from Rheumatism. Nsunrs
6urns, sprains, or any disease of the kind o. NV
ing an animal Of any kind suffering with srY tr,l
TO which Lniment 10 applicable, ought; By
means to try this article. 1t has been tried by
sands Of persons, for every ims ginsbIs disease si
IA no case has it failed to perform what il pio,
Every one who has tried 1t, says 50; and Whist Hsi
one says, must be so.
E P!ice 25c.. nr bottles for 81.
For sale by PURCELL, LAD0 i co, AaE
Gray, Bennett 4 Beers P. Johnston L Bro, DEs
Norton, and Druggists throughout the city
se %
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~ of superior quality, and confidently recommend
1t as preferable fuel in most respects to either
wood or coal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking
ranges aud stovss and to for heating srse
buildings, while its ready ignition cleanliness and
durability, render it convenient and agreeable for
parlor and other CRATES
Orders left at the Coke yard, corner 10th stree.
and Basin Bsnb, will be promptly executed. FERNS
cash, its equivalent.
So Its JNO. J. WERTH AGENT
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MHDIcrnEa
FEVER AND 1GTfE =.

pepsi. s Sour esssm s1:.s billions H
tai. DR. tg sost EYER asos sss1,s.s.
hoan FILLS They srs .,ns loUss.
esuss toey 60 shsad Of sl otb..a .ksiirsax "a
s "a. LIVE, stoinseh srd Bows, rits ..b,'h
~ ~ soa any morbid sssretIon.. ma ma esrrrr.f3
. ssIa 70 weather OF exposure tina Va -
In,y aie the best in thu wo,ls = fsrs,ssNe. ,
soo si~sys lssve the .tops.S hes frer p
asst.nIui eoneitioe. Por biinn. 1na so..1. ~,
% Ineomstisn from a cold haoits ~ !
nicn 20 readily removes tbsr 70 no ,
ff.ss w and Is csnts hor IRON 10. -.
MA, ATE, cleansing the systsm O. ~ 'a
DIR. J. 5. ROSES FEVER Ann ,o Is
TURE, 'oSIe
whion VIII orsce up the .y,tsr,
tne Ietarn OF Chills and Fever e eoe fottitr
Persons foiiowins this cour,e If Fever an -
sure 0. having tins health. ap,s.; htsss.nsaI -. 10
turns the yellow jIuoGiced .tin ~ a,a gir,. :
pesfance, aud gives tone ard 80 asstss,' ?
hysr-Fever aud Aso. Tonic Hjn,fis to IL. !. p
soid oY Purcell. Ladd L Co Gu, ~: -
" A streeksr; Paterson L J,.S' Are.-
seerr Alex Duval; Duyal q No.e'on; s.s,.s
Lsehrisson; A Bodeker. and W s.r
All Druggists in Norfolk, Port,rn,on.sse d achs..
LynshaOrs and other tsxns in V;rSiossih' Pst,n,,
se l9-o24wts "siais
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TNSTORE AND FOR SALE, AT
i VERY Low PRICES
34snd Al Brown Sheetings
Ozoeburgs: Bieschsd SheetiDas and Shirtinss
Rad Nesro Horse and Foet Blankets
Wsdding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tgeeds; Sstneus
Cassmeres Of ell kinds
Black aud cold B road Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths AID Piano covers
Iinseys; Bed ficts Fustians aud Corduroya
Hesyy country.wove Jeans aud full Linseys
EuaIsh gro Cloths Kerseys and S'4 Plattioss
Snake-Skin Vesting
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vesting
Cps Hoods, Rigoiestes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery aud Spool Cottons
Prints Silks and Meyinos
Sbaws CAmbros and Curtains
Embroideries English, French, Scotch and lIish
The largest stock OF Brussels Carpets IN the Con-
mnnwesth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram Carpets
Drusgstts; Crumb Cloths nco Rugs
Apacss If all styles
Brown Hollands; Sieceas
Table Cloths and Towels
with many other fresh and desirable goods just 70
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bcns.c.,s Negro cans; Charlottesville jeans Bale
Cortons and full assortment OF DICKS ceie'
bratsd six.cord spools
A long line Of Ladies' Printed Mouslipes to close
the invoises in quantities TO suit the Purehaaers
sc 1l--d&cts III. LoNDCN
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VTRGINIA MECHANICS, ,s Is

MUM awarded to SAM EL v: sTSDEks ao
six HUNDRED ENAMELLEp pnEDGet
TENDERS, foR SALE a. ,ss sss s.ss
PRICES -rhs sobscriber bsi to- So ss ssIuss :,
stosk Of CRATES and FENpEks sspt e.afs J
cd for sals In this city, OF his own asa pass
such a. square tipped 6o.hs, Lp. az alss slss
with beautiful roendins fenee'is ,adsnt Ss,
ss to match. Orders for Crates assSto ,ssss
town and country panetaslly sash 10 sell
fully packed; Msresapts .s IN.,thssa shs'. e,
the usual discounts Oh 10. cash By ia Ssiss's
al my Sell and Brass Foundry on an
aud 9th strests, Richmond. vs.,,rt. % DENVess,
Ih.v. for ..ls large supply Of 81 fi'Is
O.. Of my own make. sae~---.,,- pDSl)N
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80 VIM. HOLT k a..n..rs rss.l
MERCHANT TAILOR, or sIs,as b. r.
caAseE HorsL |: g. ..I sssss y sls =.
sUPfI.Y Of GOODS ss' ssls irera s !, ~ "a.
.sh. Nouhsra cities and sois'"s y
and the public.
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RnnnRs DEATH or MUsIcfAH.--Cari
Hss.iar. an eminent musician, who has been
rsrformine Il earatoga during the whole of
he RUNNER. died suddenly on Statan Island,
NY. on the nth inst, while performing for
. target excursion party.
The America on her arrival at Halifax,
fred thirty six guns in commemoration of the
fall Of Sebastopol
second Lieut.. venerando Pulizzi, of the
second regiment artillery, q. s A, has re
signed.
Joseph 8. Wilson has been appointed act-
ing Commissioners of the Gener'i Land Oh
fce.
John 7 m Burrett, of Pa, has accepted
the appointment of Associate JUSTICE OF inc
Supreme Court of Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WHIG BuILDING,1
Richmond, Sept. IS, 1855.
The parties interested in the decree whereof the
foregoing 10 an extract, hereby notified to attend
al TINS ONCE on FRIDAY, the 26th day of October
next, at 10 O'Clock A. M, with the evidence nsce,
sary to enable to perform the duties prescribed
b. the said decree RICH. M CARY
90 26-w4w Conm;s.;oner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03
CLOVER HILL CRATE COAL,

~ are nov prepared to furnish cur 'a'''''
a supply Of the above popular faoi =, .os w :
ALSO-ANrHRACITE COAL, tnt,s, ,sa sisa
AsS.l and 8itaminous Coal iof ..s
purposes :, OAK .sk I'~
We keep also fall supply o, o - ,sIs..
WOOD, all Of which we offer o. msk sTise
r. Orders left at Office 90 1ss,1 n. .,ts.5ss''
8,h ana sth str. cts, will BE- puee1usiS 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03

The WATCH and JEWELKY business
will be continued e. heretofore, in all ts branches
BY the subscri6er c. GEHNET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03

CARTWRIGHT &.POWELL, HOUSE
~ PAINTERS AND GLAZIERs- thepkful for
cue patronage literally besto wed on them hereto.
lore. beg leave to solicit continuance of the same
assuring all who may favor them with work in their
me; that none but the very best material will be
qseq ny them. They occupy the same shop with
Il u; montague on Bank street, where they will be
thankful to receive orders
y. b.-Walls and Ceilings whitened Ia the best
Hhuher in--f5vs