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FALL TRADE, 1855.

We beg leave to inform our friends and
customers tnat we are In receipt of q large por.
tiop If our FALL STOCK of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Comprising the largest, most varied and denrabls
assortmen. we have ever been able to get up
Having tested by experience the GgEAr ADvAN-
TAGEs to be derived from direct impor, atoms. ws
have entered more extensively into that business,
and having purchased A,ock of Blankets aud
Wooden Goods at the extreme Io~ prices of lest
SPRING we will be eDsbled to offer great induce.
mepts In these Goods. .isE aaS a4 a-sft
With increased facilities for getting M
-. READY MADE CLOTHING,
prepared with splendid Stock, comp risips
every variety of the latest and the most approved
styles 8 8 fsi#s
We cordially solicit the merchants Of vIrsieia,
North Carolina and Tennessee, and particularly those
who have never pstronizsd this arket 70 ss least
look through our stock, assuring them that We can
exhibit an assortment Of Goods which, for variety.
style and extent cannot be surpassed and at pfiees
a. low a. they can be bought in this country A.,
a Orders at all times carefully and promptly
attended to. 15.-ll IL ytsasl-5 51
SEA KENT. PAINE CO.
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Sp FOR RENT-One of those beauti-

"a FUR KEN I-ONb OF LNUse D6dUCI-
- ful new Brick Tenements on 25th street, be.
tween Mr.. V. Heckler's and Venbbe street The
Eca.. hiss good rocIDs and Kitchen with rooms,
s5d there Is an enclosed Lot 81 about y at.
t,shed Of excellent soil for gardening and excel
lent veil of water within few fest Of the house
R.Et at the rate OF only S25 -Four times the rent
sbt be made of the ground easily. Apply at my
Shoe store No. 43 Main st. WA. WALSH.
an LII
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THO M AS W. KEESEE.
AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J.

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
viii attend to the sale of Real Estate and everv
description Of Mercnsndse, Household Furniture
he Also-fo Renting out Houses, Collestins, ia.
NH 8 "'
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u FOR SALE-A neat framed House
ksI on Mago street, contsiuiug rooms. kitchen.
wooi and coal houses, With water in the yard The
q fronts I6 feet on afsyo st ana rams back Cy
Te.a street 100 feet. For terms, Whch will be very
liberal, applyto fHOS. w. KEEsEE,
iy TS-ts No 20 Pearl st.
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NAvAL.-The u. 8. steamer Savannah, Com Sal
ter, from Montevideo, and U 8. cutter Joseph Lane
Captain Nones from Norfolk for San Francisco re-.
pairing, went at Rio Janeiro, July Gath.
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INTERCHANGE OF CouRrEsIEs During the fu-
neral OF Lord Raglan not Russian gun wss fired.
la return, so soon the cnurch began TO toll. an
nouncing the interment of Admiral Nachimoff, oil
the batteries were silenced,
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The ScHUYLER OvER-IssUE FRAup.-A meet-
stockholders was held 10 New Haven Tuesday,
when the subject oi absorbing the Schuyler over
issue was warmly debated Finally, without any
scion on the subject an adjournment till December
next took place. i. was resolved TO take up the
outstanding bonds by the issue of new ones.
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a NEW SADDLE AND HAIR

La e - MOTTO ETC
sgnaI shH - xx s-ae. --Ra PASSENGERS ON THE
siSt1 noMD jN AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
n'v1 n tSi,i RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
pnnEFILLE Or LYNCUEURG:
BR EA K FAST! BREA KFASTIi
AMPLE PINE GIVEN TO EAT
rug 'aoHctioef snow prepared to furnish the pas-
- utteft t daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
,,.s 40 "chiaond and Danvile and south.Sid Rail-
''a' II IN sala;sly on their arrival on the cars
y i'-lSm SAMiI, n RTJRKE
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, A NEW DRUG STORE, corne,

y a NEW DRUG STORE, corner
W Main and 18th street. WILLIAM =. NOEL
IA would respectfully inform his friends and the
Ga public generally. that he has opened an
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
where he will always keep on hand stock of well
s.eeied
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
ard evsry article generally found in Drug Store,
which he will sell low. for cash.
~ Prescriptions prepared accurately. both day
and 1'Rht. au lin
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DRcHEAsE IN Day GOODS IMPoRrArIoNs.-The
Imports OF foreign dry goods at New York for the
month OF August are 50 ESQ $40 less than for the
same month OF last year, and 81 ,624 1873 less than
for August, 1853 The decline from iast wear ex.
tends 10 all descriptions of goods, but has been
comparatively east Ia silks.
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aP0RIANT NOTTCE -Now ia 1ha

VH ANT NOTICE. Now ls the
TO get barssiGs by calling ct Gcldsmips
g' S'ofe: Nc. 205, Broad street
e., asa Winter Goods to be sold at and below
ED,pI ITies large stock OF Musns; French and
LIs,.sa. msrinoes, Black Apacat; Checks; Flannel.
rst, l. heisey,; Tcsings; Kentucky Jeans; Csssi-
ais y, spesets shawls, aud many other goods suit
Bo,. ~ ne approaching season. and wishing to dis
0br, mem ss early as possible, to make room for
50 o. n his lpe of business, the greatest kind
~ ~ - ssAins " II be offered
seN E 0OLDsMIT. 2n5 Brosd At
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER TENNESSEE AT
HALIFAx-The Baltimore steamer Tennessee, from
Havre, put in at Halifax Tuesday morning, short OF
coal, aud considerably damaged In the late gale.-
She brings no later news
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Powers g. DUKES DAGUERREoTYPEs,
which has created such sensation with the public
are still to be had at 1885, Main street.
We have several late improvements In the art to
which we invite particular attention. .s
Boston Quick for sale by
au p POWERS DUKE
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hoscoE b. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Henrico. " S'ss's'1seeo aho
r0 Ofise Northeast corner OF Main and 1I,h st,
AsAe'oe on ilbn u au l6-lms
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t4s1 FOR RENT-On Union Hill pos
EssS ..,,ion ,iyen on the I8 inst. comfortable
r's,sd Tenement with Brick Basement, contain
~ ,oon, with other conveniences, adj 7iniug the
..ss.ns. Of Mr. Jss w. Verser, with Garden al
,..bsd ard well Of water the premises. Price,
.sr sonum, sl08. Apply to
P'' JAS. NJ CARTER,
.ts 18th street, opposite Post Office.
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MORE EvIpENoE.-We have iusf bee

ALL who see the Zographoscope, speak
OIL in the highest terms. 1t gives form and color
to the DsguerIeotyp. likeness. Call aud see one In
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HAIR DIR. H.n n. I0nNcG;

aha. sh.ssss5cemsnts e g published until forbid Win BE-
inserfaon, and 25 esnts 1nr assh so.kinrsaes b
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FEMALE PHYSICIANS VOLUNTEERING
FOR PORTSMOUTH,
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
No. IL ,a, Il Dort e,,o,,,b

HALIFAX C. II Sept 3.
Olive Branch Lodge and Union Encampment of
Odd Fellows, st Halifax C. b., Va, have contrib.
uted $3.50 to the sufferers of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and am informed that list of subscrp.
ton is going among the citizens In this county
to make the sum nearly $500.
Yours, respectfully, A SUBSCRIBER
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Correspondence of the Di,patcb.

Large Fire-Norfolk and Portsmouth, Cattle Market.
PHILADELpHI., Sept T.
There was quite q serious fire here Iast night. 1t
broke ont u the extensive factory at the Northeast
corner of b. cad and Olive Streets The building was
soon entirely consumed 1t was occupied by John
Kile, Lewis Dolby, and others az a sssh door and
Mes'rse Kue and Dolby is about 81 COO on which
there 10 an insurance Of Sl,7O0 The factory was
owned by Mr. Gray. whose estimated loss is $3 COO
The store and dwelling occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Morong, at the corner Of Broad and Olive streets
took fire end was threatened with destruction
the tiremen succeeded in staying the flames TIE
damage is about $500 The loss of the occupants is
not known. The roofs of three other dwellings on
Olive street were also partially destroyed. well
$4,000. member of the Dlgent Engine Compaoy
named James I'll Hardy made a narrow escape om
ds4th by sufocatior. He rescusd 10 BILE
condition.
gentleman from Georgia appeared before the
Court Of Sessions yesterday, aud voluntarily maui.
mitted q slave woman he had brought on mere for
the purpose, the laws of Georgia permitting it to
bs done there
The chairman of the committee for the collection
OF funds for the relief of the spfsrers from yellow
fever sent to Norfolk on the ~ n ult. draft for
e9V9 IL, the amount of one days labor of the work
men employed at the Philadelphia Navy yard
The arrival OF cattle during the past week ha,
been gIsater @ Il than for weeks previous Prices for
per l5 cows and calves S25 to 30; lambs rro 81 to
each; hogs at SO Is and IS per 100 lbs.
Two stuffed slligators. from the Museum, were
sawed down Saturday night, and stuck up separate
iocs lites in the city, much to the alarm of early III
sers next morning.
This morning young girl of i'll fame, named Lau.
ra Fulton who was lodged In the Station House
night for disorderly duct bribed eolored woman
to procure her ounce of laudanum She got it
fr her, and the girl drank it; but discovered in
time her life She 10 said to belong to hi sh-
ly respectable family In Virginia. but has led dis
soute life In this city for several years. She s hand
some, and well educa'ed
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pr,, PRICES REDUCED.
"lCHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.

c2OND EACELSIUh WOhhS,
1ytr,S ,SoksER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STs
| nL ~. subscriber takes pleasure in annount
Mill 70 The public that his PLANNING and SAW
Hsyraann = now 10 eomplets order.
d,sd aeently incurred expense ofseyerai hun-
b PIsrtsI IN rehtting and perfecting his Machinery
haS, ~ ! Saving, and Tongueing and Growing al
ssuts boards and Plank, he is enabled TO ex
esIS Spstisr werk, ct greatly reduced prices
esa, ION those in want respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM FORBES.
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RAILROAD AccIpENT.-Ths telegraph briefly
nouncsd yesterday morning that accident had oc-
CURED ON the Stonngton Railroad Monday night 1t
took place three miles South of Kingston, N. Y and
the train thrown off the one going FROM Boston.
1t is said that rail had been removed hom the
track, which caused the aecident. The train
sisted of two second class and sx first class
cept the tSo last. The second class cars were
thrown across the track and completely demolished
b ard
- Tbs names of the wounded are az follows :-Benj
simmons, of North Kingston. both legs cut Off Robt
Laurenson mail agent leg badly fractured; Pat.
rick hogan, leg and chest badly hurt; David Nc.
Eeiil OF Belfast, Aane, back and spine injured Mr.
Smith, Of Hsrndep's Express. foot badly crushed /;
and several others more or less injured
The passengers subsequently held meeting ON
board the steamer Plymouth Rock. when speeches
were made by DR.. Peter Parker. Rev. Or. CHECKER.
Ing and others series of resolutions were adopted
s1d committee appointed to collect subscriptions
fjr the sufferers
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81 FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
- ment, corner Of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
su I4-ts GRUBBS l. APPERSON.
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WAREHOUSE BuRNr-G. o. Williams a. Co.'s
warehouse, at Detroit was burnt Tuesday night
Lose SO 600, insured for S9OO0
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KENT. PAINE L CO.

nUVAL u NOkTON,
II WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALETD
Ia Drugs, edcines Paints, Oils and ali arm. ies
usually kept In . Drug Store.
Agricultural renovatogs Of all kinds warranted pure
J.P DUVAL, seS j. Fl NORTON.
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HLOTRING AT WHOLESALE.-The
~ Subscribers have established In this city O.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
now in receipt Of their stock, to which thsy re.
spectfuly invite the attention Of the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolins and Tennessee
Our Goods were mostly manufactured b. our.
selves, and to order, under many sdvantsgea) and
feel assured that we can, and toin. offer mauv
Inducements to bu, ers e sny ho.se In this eosntry
WORD, WEI5I0ER co,
No 1o6 Main ~. tup stairs,I RiehmonS, W. as
su27-2m Is. Is. l. - 1<t -.
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LEEoHEs LEECHEs.-The puhfc srA
hereby informed thatI have just received by AdsnS
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeehes, whieh
oe found at all hours Of the day st the Hair Ireans
saloon under ths American Hetel, ard at night on
Iosn, between Main and Franklin sf.eets - s
o. at the shortest notice - - : :.
ao6 n unaanU
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Correspond tence of tbs Dispatch.

american Meeting - Contribution for the
Nor1oM and Portsmouth SuGerers-Vol-
unteer Physician DC
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~ FOR RENT-Two desirable new
e ,,i,s Dwellings on Clay, between 7th and 8th
. ra pos.as,ion siven Immediately. For terms,
.l'g 70 the subscriber, at the store Of Mr. Thos A.
spti' :" e. A. J. CLOPT0N.
Rust
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FALL RACES.
BROAD r o G K

Sh A~A 0hOAD h - u II
E h1sis@s4Fa Hs, is,5. I'll .eaa.s.. @nsr
the second MONDAY In
FIRST DAY~MoNDAY. Oct s.-A sw..p...l.
for ali ages; four mile hests; four to mako
race, the propristor to add $1,000. S'onennan-s--
half forfeit Clossd LIST June with the following
ENTRIES: 5t % sfTf
Mr.. VIM Fl. Gibbon. names b. m. fhilo, by Mari
Mr.. Towls. names Cd. m Cordsia Read, by w.s.
neI. out of Madora, five years cid
Mr. at Tho Oh F. Henry by Glen
Mr. John camgesll names q Oh, N. Floride. by was-
by Wagner out of Gloens three years old. ~ =
Nh James Tally nsmesg g. one-Eye Joe, BY Z
Prince George, out OF Registers dam, seven years
-, Mr. b. 2. Moarath names oh. b. Sam Le:eher. By
Wagner, s & out tot, Of a = Msdoe mare four yssrs old
Mr.. Calvin areen names oh h. Franifors. BY Glen
coe. out Of Mary Morris, four years old. & ~ *
SECOND OAY-TUEsDAY.-A sweepstak. for
closed with the following subscribers:
David Mcdaniel names Il. by Regent, dam BY
A. Chestham and James Tally names &. .. by Rev
enue. dam Andrewetta. ---e .rF g.. f.ss
Calvin Green names b. g. by Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day -WEDNEsDAY.-Joekey Club
PuTse re Sso9, s%t three n.% NILE ess1s a1,pen.v
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY- -Proprietor's Purse
$500. three mile heats for handicap rase, fres for
horses only that have started In during the
week. Hf o 81 elsatf-'f =
The following stakes proposed: .
SECOND DAY, Is e IN RACE) TUES
DAY "A Sweepstake for three year o,d colts and
ii Lies entrance $500, half forfeit; mile heats.
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY-A Sweepstake
for fouryear old colts and les $500 entrance, halt
forfeit; two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY.-AS Sweepstake for three
old colts and ies; $500 entrance, half forfei
two mile heats st IT.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY--A swee pstske
for untried three-yeaf old colts and ies Sl0O On.
trance, half forfeit; mile heats ftt' EsFf'77t :
All the above stakes to name and close LIST Sep.
tember.
au4 CALVIN GREEN Prop,r
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Dover. II accepted . city charter on sasur'
Day by A majority.
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I HARDWARE, GUNS, CUTLERY

6-- . sADDLERY, &c We are now Ia re ceipt OF
sFs1,issa supply OF Goods, both FOREIGN and DO.
c '..e ~, ana particularly invite the attention of
N. Iy mefehsnts Ssddlets and others, TO one of
rs,'.t oSst and largest stocks of HARDWARE ever
'Ie'ea 70 iot sale in Richmond
sb ~ ~ aora us pleasure TO exhibit the same to all
I'y isyor as with d call, aud are determined to
is,n sooo Inducements to purchasers as any other
sS, mouse. SMITH l. ROBERTS,
afr
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FIRST APPEARANCE OF RACHEL IN NEW York
Mile Rachel the French tragedisn. made her first
appearance in the United States the Metropolitan
theatre, New York, on Monday night, to full but,
from most accounts, not over crowded house, one
half of whom are said TO have been of foreign ORR
gin. The receipts for the night are estimated at
5000 Her performance Is generally conceded to
have been brilliant and ELECTED unbounded ap-
plauss. The Courier, after remarking that she is
the very embodiment of feminine intellect, says:
"Her figure Is slight and her mental entirely
dominates her vital system but her limbs, with
all their deicacy have firm look and che 10 rather
1.-The than fragile.
"ln her elocuiion she differs from all other
French actors whom, or of whom, we have heard
not only immeasurably 10 degree, but radically
In kind. You cannot imagine the speech of any
of those who surround her, even If perfected by q
study and directed by a talent even greater than
hers, to approach her utterauce Aud the prin-
cpai reason of this Is that her voice Is not French
voice. II ls not pitched Ia the national key; has
q meiiowness, a range, q dignity, and a iexibiiity
which do not OF birthright belong to Gallo organs.
Her action Is more violent than had been
led 10 expect; or rather, 1t is expressive of
Intense emotion yet her every attitude 10 not only
sstuesque, but with all Its beauty and It's fitness
conveys some idea of the careful study which de-
termined II, and the ever-present Consciousness
which accompanies it."
The Times, after stating that "Les Horaces" was
the piece played, proceeds to describe minutely
the performance, and concludes as follows
the play was received with loud applause on
Its termination, although seemed to drag heavily
al hrst-the audience missing the accustomed drop
scene between the acts Mile Rachel was called
Tor and appeared, seemingly 10 q very weak con.
di,ion, and had to be carried off the stage. The
applause was tremendous-her triumph com,
piete."
The Sun comedies that Rachel Is an actress of
the first rank, but says it evident during the
evening that any extended run" OF public favor
cannot be hers In New York. And 1t adds
"a mere play, no matter how good, sustained
no matter how WELL given ir French or any other
fereign language, can be appreciated by bu, smell
minority OF our population; and this is just Rscheis
position
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John Baker Thompson. son OF Judge Thompson
of Staunton. has accepted tha professoFship OF
mathematics in Kenyon College, Oeio.
Four slaves msnumisted hy tne will of James
Nelson, Decd Of staunton, have refused their lib.
erty, and chosen mastert zsse
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To BoMBAY.-The following Ia an extract from a
letter received at the Post Office Department at
Washington
CONSULATE OF THE U. 8. A., BOMBAY.
1t Is hereby notified to all whom it may concern
that portion of the Overland Mail from Eugland
to Bombay, of the 25th May, has been lost In the
river Nile.
Letters from the u. s. to Western India arriving
In England during the fortnight ending 25th May
are most probably lost.
EDWARD ELY, Consul.
I,pa 00h To55
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g P. SEMPLE, DRUGGIsr AsD APoTHE-
Ne CARY, and wholesale dealer in PAINTS
OILS, VARNISHEs WiNDOW-GLASs, ChEMI.
GALS and FANCY GOODS, will be hsppy to feeeive
calls from those in want u articles In his line. He
has q large and complete assortment OF CIGARS,
bkUSHEs and FANCY ARTlCI ES, and will sell
as iop any house in Richmond
suSl MAIN BETW'N 9Th AND 10Th STe 3
X ENT, PAINE & co, -
IN IMPORTERS AND Who'll EsALE DEALERs IN = .,
FOREIGN Il DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. leS and l65 Main st., Richmond.
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FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS IN TExAs.-Ths la
tsst Texas papers state that Lieut. Randall, of Maj.
runs command, while out scouting. came across
Party OF fifteen Indiana Eagle Sprinss, ON the
II faso road, of whom he killed twelve and took
one prisoner They further ado: ..
.h me Indians only fred one shot and that Was BY
Tue cnief, from government rife. He was killed
Immediately after he fired. by the guide and SCALP
Cd by Lieut. Randall 1t was not known that there
were any squsws with the party till after the 6ght
when II was discovered that more than one half the
party were females derssed o. males. 30 much for
their wearing breeches Eight horses and ell their
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HAIR ToNIo.-This Tonic is unsurpassed
BY anything now before the public. 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head Of dandruf prevent headache, and il one
of the test toilet articles used.
Made and sold by r. C. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and Sbampoon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-sntrance on
llth st. au7
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10 NERVOUS SuFFERERs.-Ar retired cler-
eymsn, restored to health in few days After mar,
years Of great suffering is spxious TO mate
known the means of cure Will send (freel the pre
scrip'ion used. Direct Rev. JOHN Nj DAGNATI
No 50 Fulton street. Brooklyn. N. z.
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A CARD-Ths subscriber, an exper1-
seced prsstitioner OF Medicine. Surgery and 6bss
.,,ss having located on Broad street. shrss 6oors
above tenth offers bis professional services to the
he mas devoted much time and attention 10 the
MudJ and practice Of Midwifery, and to the tfsat-
ment OF ptseases Of Women and Children SO 7sH
apHSmS RiCHD g. CAUTHORN n. D.,
HAIR CuTTINs.-C;dzen aud Strangers
visiting the city, wshirs to get their Hair cut In the
m latest and mo:s sPprored fyIe, would adyiss tAsm
trance on 11th street =
N Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can BE- hs1 i
Ill nours Single Bath 25a-. or S Fietets for O.
More EvIDENoE.-We have lust been
informed BY gentleman from the country, With
large family that he had great many sttacku Of
summer Complaint bu, not in one instance hes be
Jailed Ia mailing perfect Ia less than twenty.
four hours. With BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERf.
He bsaeves also that $50 would not have paid his
doct''s o;.l without the Bitters. He ssys is never
intends to do without II in his famiiv. His name
will be used If required, but he does wish It pub
lshed. 80 = 3 2 y III
Pfice only SO cents per bottle. ~;4s,s.
For sale by Me'srs. PURCELL, LADD co.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, and Druggists everywhefss
Orders filed BY addre ssng -.
z BAKER, Proprietor, g
Va ..y
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LEE q BAYLY, ArroRN EYs At Law.
achnowieog gments OF Deeds, Powers of Attorney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

- FOR RENT A Brick Dwelling
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