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MILITARY ExEcUTIoN.-A soldier of the Ameri-
can battalion of Invaders, named Patrick yordon,
was shot ON the ID inst, at Granada aeeerding to
the verdict of q court martial While intoxicated
he wantonly shot at and killed . native boy. He
was twenty seven years old, q native d. ireland,
and leaves a wife and ono child In London. He
acknowledged the justice of his sentence and died
drmly. He was buried with every maIk of re
spect ssss w ~ 8tss - ~ = =
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THE PRIZES TO BE Scr .M3LED FOR-Thc fol.
lowing list comprises the Offices with pay attached,
for which the s-ralnble:has begun i'll Washington:
The Speakership SO a day; Public Printer,
about S75,00o worth of w ork exclusive of paper
for the session; Clerk of the House of Represents
tyes $500; Various Clerks in his office, combined
salaries. Sl3, 800; Sargent at arms, Doorkeeper
and Postmaster Of the House. 81, $50: Messenger,
81, 756 80; Librarian of the House. 81 800; Reading
Clerk. $780, Clerk 10 Sargelf-at-arms 81 l,sO0;
five Messengers for the Post Office of the House
of Representatives, $780, Chal,la of the House,
$50. Now for the contingent expenses: For bind
ing documents $4,000; for furniture and repairs,
"a good job for cabnetnakerI 5000 for station
airy for members, $la,0 twenty-ene messengers,
including superintendent Of folding and document
rooms, s2o, Alb; for engraving and lthographing,
1000 messenger In charge of the hail. 81 no. for
two messengers in clerks office $780, ,aborers g.
500 pages {bcys} $a 1885, for folding documents in.
cluding pay Of folders, etc, S20,000; draughtman
and clerks, 5000; binding Congressional Globes,
S6.9fo Besides various other contingencies" to
be supplied by friends of the dispensing parties.
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LATER FROM BUEsos AYREs-By an arrival
from Bucnos Ayres, we have dates to the 23rd Of
September. Ii is reported that a revolution broke
out there on the 2sth Of August, against General
Flores and his Ministers, resulting In their resgnn-
ton. The President of the Senate had assumed tho
Presidency Of the Republic till the new election In
March.
The Brazilian troops stationed at Huenos Ayres
for the protection of the legal Government, main
tanned perfect neutrality.
vBusiness was completely paraiyzed. At last ~
counts tranquility was restored.
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FROM TExAs--Dates from Texas are TO the 10th
dit hill had been introduced Into the Legisla.
turc, providing for the raising and cqupptng OF a
frantier There were about $50 Mexicans Mt fie-
dra Heeras On the ,uit afasdive slave reached
shere fro,n Texas and was taken By the Mexicans
and sent back across the river. That y one benefit
at least resslsine hpoal Capt. Callahan's battle
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CHOLERA At HRA.-The shin Havana Captsi,
Adams, A days from Hamburg. wah leo passst :
gers. arrived At quarantine. New York Fridss
having lost on the passage l6 Of the above fros
cb0lera. Ihe captain vep0rts that On the secxspd
day out two died afser m illness o but few hozrs.
which was the frst ntimation of the disease hsiag
ON board. No 6saths seeurred sffer the ssspq.i
week out e.sE 1870 90 -
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htkApsTuFfs FOR GREAT BRIrAIN--T'h " as
large export Of breadstuffs ON foreign account
ron Baltimore last week, mostly to Great Britain
among the shipments were 3533o bbls Of Flour,
-, Ies ooshcis OF Wheat and 155 bushels Of Corn.
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R0uNDADoUT J0URSXY.-Maj. Parks, of the Eir.
einia Senate, and Col. D. II. Smith, delegate from
kanawha county, left Charleston, Kanawha, on
Saturday before last for Richmond by way of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, that being the most expeditions
route,
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH FUND.--The con-
tributors to this fund held meeting in Philadel-
phia when Il ascertaihed that the total coutri
buttons in money from that city $40 05 OF
which ,503 80 was transmitted in cash to Nor
folk, and $I0,302 2l to Portsmouth. OF the re-
maindcr, $1,000 is held in trust for the Orphan
Asylums of Norfolk and Portsmouth
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RIOT IN PRIsoN.--The convicts in Sing Sing
prison, New York, were discovered to be in state
of rebellion the 2Sth instant, and plot be-
/ lieyed to be formed for escape. One Of them at
tempted to commence the mutiny ON Thursday
last and was instantly shot down, which some
concerned in the plot. s...
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LsclIeS--The election for Representative from
Wythe county, to supply tho place of Mai Graham
came of Thursday. John S. Crockett. Dom. was
elected over J. }. Leftwich, American, by a small
majority 80 = :
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LAND WARRANTs.--'rne prices have declined
considerably within tho present week, and yester
day the ruling rates were for CO., and lS0s, ninety
four cents acre. SOS and zoos, ninety-eight cts.
4Vs, one dolar.-Hash. Sentinel Saturday.
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MYSTERIOUS sDEATH--I.ast Monday, q woman
named Sarah Schribin, was arrested at Sharpsburg
Pa, on the charge of passing counterfeit $40 bill
During the examination she fell from her chair n
an insensible state. from which she never recover
edsuficiently to be conscious of her situation un
til the next morning, when death eIsueds
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HEAVY Loss FROM a CAMPHENH EXPLOSION
The brick block al East Haddam, CT. occupied
by Julius Hackley as a dry goods store, and the
dwelling house adjoining, were destroyed by fire
Friday morning, originating from the explosion of
a eamphene lamp. Loss $1,000
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-0n Friday morning fire
broke out in the building known as the Rob Roy
House." corner Leroy and Greenwich Streets N.
York, which destroyed several stables and Largo
quantity of lumber. Loss $4,000. - 3
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were present.

Z. o. dclberding, formerly OF Eichmond. has
started d paper called the 'Eyening Bulletin" in
San Fraaeiseo
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


s'ssaS'As kIIxp.--cader Powell, native Of
,.n ,v,n,a.ena' southampton county. virginia was
A''ea IN oeultorsville Mariposa county Californi.
." the sosh October, by James Skinner. A feua os
'0"s standing led to the murder The deceased
was very respectfully connected In SoutLsmn,on
county - a{ssg4te tssstas.s1 So, 80
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n D1SSOLUT1ON.--The co.pa rtner.
V$ ship of L0ChETT & SNELLINGS in the
eA Apothecary and Drug Business, 10 this day dis
"a solved by mutual consent. Either partner
WIZ settle up the bssuess of the former concern Dr.
nNELLlS'IS wlll continue the business in his own
ane and viii always keep assortment of the best
DRUGS AND MEDICINES the market affords s.
yAlcians assured of having their prescrip-
ohs carefully put up Of the best articles any hour
the day ght.
DIS LOChETT AND SNELLING5 will continue
u lTacuce medicine heretofore, sad one or both
csh a%sys ba fuud at their Office Broad street,
lHHTsh HiU, next door to the Presbyterian Chnrch.
no l3-5lm
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EXECUTION OF GEN CORRALs-The intelligence
from Nicaragua confirms the reported execution OF
General Corral He il described as an excellent
high-minded and accomplished gentleman whose
only fault was ardent attachment to his native
land, and an antipathy to its usurping invaders -
The cause of his execution is thus related:
General Corral recently concluded q treaty OF
peace with Walker, but was subsequently arrested
in Granada for high treason. 1t appears that sub
sequently to ratfyng the treaty of peace with the
democra tic party, by afxing his signature thereto
he had despatched q letter to Gen. Guardiola, re
presenting that affairs were not being conducted
right under CcL Walker, and appointing certain
time for his investing the city of Granada with all
bis forces, when Walkers party might be 'unpre-
pared, taken by surprise, and his whole force put
to the sword. This letter having been intercepted.
Gt Is not stated how or in what manner) was
brought to Col Walker, whereupon 8 civil and
military tribunal was formed, and Gen. Corral
brought to trial OIL charge Of treason against the
existing government; it is stated he confessed to
having written the intercepted letter. when he was
found guilty and condemned to DEATH G. G.
Hornsby was President of the Court, and General
Walker approved the sentence. He is said to have
died like brave man, only regretting that he should
quit the world leaving three sisters in very inde-
gent circumstances. .-' .iF'- -.
The prisoner attended by the clergy, made his
appearance under an escort of soldiers, and cross.
ing the Plaza took seat in chair prepared for the
occasion. The death sentence was read to him by
Col. Gilman, officer of the day, and almost imme-
diatel after the spirit of Gen. Don Ponciano Corral
had passed from time into the mysteries of cter
nifty. having been pierced, We understand by eve-
ry bullet fired at him. He met his fate with the
composure of soldier, and was evidently a man
worthy of better fate. His countenancc, though
only some eighty hours had elapsed from his arrest
to his execution. bore marks of the severe mental
trials he had undergone. Other arrests In the same
connection, were made on the 5th inst but the de
tails have not transpired. s--.r.... T.
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NOTICE.-In conss-xuence or tke denfh
OF Josiah Wills, Esq, Of Norfolk, and certain bu.
eiat'ons between all of my real estate sit
nate IN the city OF Ricamoad win be offered for sale
under the deed Of trust about the lst of January 1896
unless oy arsnsement between the parties interest.
81 private sale made before that time, MY resi-
deairabie piece OF property IN perfect repair and
oea eaufui slrubbery and garden. There ara ye other
lots adjacent, fronting Grace street. and two Others
fronting on Bread street. Persons desiring to pur
cnase VIII please call and the properly Refer.
Mayo, Esd. EDWIN FARRSPF
I5-IEt1un zA4i+ ff'i-st - - -~"s~~A~--~~'
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11B1ll1 leR11R0H
fEf1EBf zDtfaf1sfi1d
tlen9ss1 inssrffsn.1o ~ - iUan1hxlol e
IS ti....1s. q
..se. se~ssf4 - tq 80 :. det...1e -
I...do. iz...do.... IS li....sS.. - Z
- Advertisements psblilSed unef As1i1s ~ , .
shssged % ccuss pef sguass II tsa1in ke1ho 1sss
- oon. snd q eents for sach eonsi4senaps xz9
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pOWHAT1N HOUSE

This house hsvinschsuEsd propristas, with aseid.
Cd Improvement, Il now Confidently rsecmsnandsd 70
the travelling pubic Visitors yeturnina ffou the
springs viii ind feFe ample and eoffoftsile soeem-
modato1a its location proverbially pleasanf--epd
position airy; which, with the liberal 6snd of II ey
proprietor, must render it the voriss house 81 rbe
pisce, especially to the lowers of quies reCt The
rooms are neatly urnished airy and eomfortabe The
table is well supplied with whatever the market af.
fords-she servants polite aud see0namodatine Moth
ins y wanting to make it one Of the most aesirsble
hotels m the city, tan Sil JOHN
EXCHANGE n HOTEL, Richmcud, Va.
II JOHN r. BALLARD, Proprietor.-To NEM-
BERs OF THE GENERAL AssEABY ann OTHERS WISH.
INC TO SPEND rHE WINTER IN TINE CRY : The seb-
scnoer oess lesve to say 10 all persons WISHING
penc the winter IN the city that he has been enxsrs
for some time In renewing identifying and addsnx
much 70 the consfors and corvenieuce of his Hotel
fthe Exelsoge,l and besides which, his new Hotel
toatsrc'sl IL nearly completed, which will enable
nan TO accommodate about IS members Of the Gene
rai Assembly, In additional his former numbers i,
style and manner that he hAs never before been aba
70 sfsld; and having paid much attention ia the ran
and arrangements Of his new Hotel he can CONT
dentiy say that the rooms he will havo 10 offer to
members this season. greatly superior to any he
mas Known. nd his greatest pleasure in
ma buslness 10 70 make his guests and
sented he pledges his best exerfions TO thar end
Beng thankful for past favors which have heen 10
generously bestowed upon him. he asks eontinnaacs
OF the same. JOHN r. BALLARD,
no zt-ts Proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel
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: u {aiac Casa las halh, sores ce4usineseema fso
tosiess &c. For ssSsty s%i -sa AAAtea1A
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STrE6AaM SAW AND LANING MILL,

STEAM SAW ANDPLANING MILL.
a., ~ GohN AND PLASTER MILL, kc. IN STAUN.
IUN, VA, FOk SALE Or LEAS E.-Ensine 25
Saw bindes-one 81, the other 40 inches; Woods.
woIfhs fianing, Tongaeins aud Growing Machine,
with the fatent tor Augusta county; Of Noye's 81
Grusher; Hosting Jack; small Circular Sews, for
Laths, etc. The whole is in complete order and mot
yet IL months old. agiiaf7si 17'1'-z-s3-l
Ths Lot fronts about 200 feet on one of the main
streets OF Stsunton and runs about go feet hack 10
run. Buildings sufficient to accommodates several
families II h'aiitl' 5.s--1l's - 'F'St"'
Amy part of the purchase money wllch the Dur.
chaser can secure to entire satisfaction NAV rs-
main unpaid for number Of years, provided the in
terest IL paid regularly. sa1 -sE7-"74'
, Address -, DR. J. C. NJ MERILLAT,
ssas NO 53-dlms is.4 .gsc 'ts4sfef Stannto,, Vs.
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MECHANICAL.

,TSnEKT 4 X I n G.--J. A. BkIFIN. Iu.
| dettaker. is now at Metropeiiten Hall. tbase
tsnt where h may q nx - ~ ciss s sna VIII
FSIsr-saaes ct the shortest notice. COFFlNS Of
az 80 Natalie Mahogany, &e hand and for
sls Thankful tor pass fvors ne tenders ets services
70 the pubiie ID '"o ' o va NV t.o,7
son ------------------
r,RFNITM SIGN Tho rubscriber In
- rre1s red 10 furnish ,lsa CANT and bee ufni syus
s. n;sIu At the last Meehauics Fair aud asks of
1.s who sra in want to give him call. His terms
All he made suit, and having in his employ eNpe
Il ,r,ykfoeu. will also undertake any kind of
r.,r,ias required. Call oil I2h street next door to
n larungtons s $50 ru
no@ - n w W. Al.LEN. .
:Io,;i;i.T i ANDERSON, UpaoIstereir
P1.n.Ap Streets have ia store their rau stock of
PkPFP HANGtNGS and HoL STE RING
tOOps be:us the larges: and best selected assort.
,,ruf we hav. ever had the pleasure 10 offer 10
t,ien5s ans the public generally and viii be sold on
80. r,o,f reasonable tesms oc Sta
s:KICE~ REDUCEU.-RICHNO Ex-
Z CELsI0R WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH ASo
Tie subscriber takes pleasure 10 announcing 10 the
pallc ;hst Lis FLAMING and SAW AILL is now in
complete order.
IsvIns recently incurred expense of several hun.
1ed 6oNags in rei,tlus sud FeIicctins his machiaery
f.. p.suL <, Saving, aud Iongueng and Growing ali
OF Boards Gnd Piaak, he s now enabled to exc
c I,e superior work, at greatly iedooed prices. :.
DE- 4-ts WILLIAM FORBES
CAR n.-Desiau% and Estimates for
Il PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS, with
sugeriu;endence,
SURVEYS FOR RAILROADS AND PLANK
ROADS. with Plans and Estimates,
Surveys aud Plans for TOWN and FARM DRAIN
AGE. -.
MINING SURVEYS aud WATER MILL SITES,
ANALYSIS OF ORES, SOILS and MINERALS,
MECHANICAL and GENERAL DRAFTING,
ATTENDED To Al THE OFFICE or
y ID XT
Civil Engineer and 4 rc!.iIect,
GOupIs's HnI
o. Iltb, between Main and f. 4uklin Streets
rgs' VIZ. rEBClViL received u FIRST CLASS pI-
YL1sI, tor ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS at the
lstc NirsDia Mechanics' Fair.
- I,tt5rs addressed Richmond Post Office, will
g AINSLIE, BOWES IL POW
E1--S5eI ELL, COACH MAKERS. CROSS 81.
AG-I-ABUk / THE DANKS-iLe subscribels
nCa, teal nurkinen all long cXpeI eLce, and de-
ruj..- telF lSrsUaaI atclt4Ol To all NV!k dUaG
-lr saop cuHtidtutiy otter themselves to the public
Tor tHe Manufacture or repairing Of Carriages, !JT
nAiCa they Lave snperior iaclilt!es, they have ou
band al this tuu ct tl!eir gttCtlre, q good
st0,k Of CARRIAGES, ROCkAWANS, EUGGIES
&c Of the most spploYed Sty les, to which they invite
thu atteutiIi. OF those III H4ut sacl articles ThGak
fUl ior the emcoura cement haYe received We can
onl, promise IL Efforts 10 give satisfaction
to al who favor US with theiI patronage.
ID. Y. BOWEN,
no 22-dAc3m Ii. IT, POWELL.
EHA>. IL. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
- iror Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary Richmond Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES, .-
Steam Pipes for Churches Public buildings, &c.
Metallic Roofing, Guitering and spouting, put
upll part of the city and country
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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FIGHT BETWEEN FoLUsTEER CoMPAsIEs.-A
letter from Ashland, Schuylkill county, New York,

FIGHT BETWEEN ToLUsTEER CoMPAsIIs-A
letter from Ashland, Schuylkili county, New York,
says:
"At military parade on Saturday, the ed ult
two of our volunteer companies, one American and
the other Irish met at Motifs tavera in village
1t seems that an old grudse existed between them
and on meeting quarrel was provoked by some
members of the Irish company The Irish drew
revolyers, and the Americans charged them with
the bayoret. Three Of the Irish company were
wounded, two of them have since died.
MERCHANT DRowNED.-On Tuesday evening,
Mr.. Isaac Wendoycr, a Young merchant OF Albany
N Y, fell overheard from the propeller st. Nicho
las, in North River near Catskill, and was droH O.
cd -a2
! CHIv AIReys LAwERs.--At the trial OF Mary
Moriaty, who was acquitted, q few days since, at
Memphis, Tenn. for killing man who had be-
trayed her, the Attorney General conducted the
prosecution, and the whole bar of Memphis appear
ed for the defendant.
Hon. wm p Chiffon, Chief Justice of the Su-
preme court of Alabama, has resigned his seat on
the bench @s
VIM. Thornburg, formerly of Jefferson cour.
ty, Va, has recently been elected sheriff oi
Marysville. Cal. Y @ y y
Gov Reeder addressed ameetias at Trenton, \
j., on Thursday. on the wrongs OF freeman y
Kansas, &C." s
=. The House of Representatives Of Missouri shavs
passed bin providing for the rira System D.
oxs Nh Sfafo In 81. I.Ous cty f
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DENTAL CARDS,

EA JOHN MCCONNELL, DEN
FSE$SE TIST, MAIN STREET, between sth
NTfV7VH and 10th streets, opposite Corinthian
~A1II Hall eIl-3m
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OFFICE r, 4 D. RAILROAD COL
'se November 18Th, 1855. !
IN meeting Of the stockhold-rs in the Rifhmond
and Dsnvilc Railroad Company Will be hold in the
city of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, December l2tb,
at IL O'Clock III. r. VAN DEUkSEN,~
t5 t.I1 Secretary.
LII FORM OF PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
appoint - attorney ----- for - and in ---
narns, all questions that Iisy 30 brought
beors the meeting Of the etockhod<u Of the Rich
uond and Danvlle Rsii toad Company, 70 be held at
-o on = the day OF -, or st any adjourned meet
ing thereof, hereby rstifying all the acts OF st.
torney in the premises. as fully ~ if----wsre pres-
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto afsGed
hand this day of -. no I6--im
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9N4A AE Strayed away, on Thursday, I'd inst. a
~ medium sized Red COW, with a white
streak down her back; the ri zht sar ps TT
" cut of aud rope round her hornR The above re-
ward will be paid 20 euT person who will bring her
to Mr 7, {. BURNS, corner 18th and Clay streets.
o Sn-St-
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A LIE HE kiseR1fG isrR1kGs %.S.AA .MS.ATEEMM EEdMs n

"A THE ~ MINERAL WATER Known,
I'VE have now, and will constansly keep on band
the Water of the Allegheny springs in the felowin
cities: Richmond Mesas Purcell, IAdd Co; Pstsrs :
burg, Messrs Lyon Rivss Lynchburs, John n.
Sesy-ofber Druggists in any pert Of lhe Union can
get supply by application to PURCELL. LADD 4
CO., Richmond ~ ~ s44ssA h.lsfi'4t f@i
This Wsteris is considered sovereign remedy In al l
cases of Dyspepsia and viii reeys any dsraugsmsn
of the digestive organs II will be opnd upon tsial
worth all ether medicines In restoring 20 hesthy and
sound condition the lost tone OF tho stoaeh and bow
els and putting in healthy action the liver -
We refer persons wishing to gain farther Informs
tion of the santve properties of this Water TO tho
following gentlemen:
Messrs John J. London, Robert C. Stanard, Doctor
L. s. Joynes Kobt. hdsway, WIN. semple. Samuel
Rutherford, VIM. II. Hsxslf, Quinn Word: and DIP.
II. Christian, Richnpni; John w Symes Dr.. Thomas
Withers, VIM. r. Jaynes and Chss Kept, Peters.
burg DR. Robt. E.riy, e L. Ao.by, y. G sehoel-
wh. Reid, Jr. r. W. PsSs. and A. b. Hucker,
Lynchburg
Of June next, when will be fully prepared to re-
csive ali who may wish to use the Water at the foun-
tain. = sssgs 1868 fls -Ehs - 8.
NO 2i--dts .a, JNO w. HOLT SONS.
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NOT1CK.-JTO PAeeENGRR0 Ol4 T1 r
nkiChMQHp AND lANNlkLksA AID eOuTH
DANyTLLE Or LYNCHBUk0:
Breakfast! BEeakfnstls Ampso t1uo G1ven
The subscriber il now prepared to hurniah - NJ,
seneen daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Juneti0n of
the Richmond and Dsnyills M SeGlL Sid Rsi3rpada
ny 1-lzn SAIL B. Hu1KE.
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no THE PUBLIC..- Having purchased
L the establishment Of Mr.. JUAN PIzzINI, gene
rally known az the "St. Nicholas Saoonn would 70.
solicit the kind patronage friends aud
the public, assuring all W no may favor me with visit
tha. every exsrtoa win be used to give satisaetcn
in future advertisement my arrangement for con.
ducsins the Ordinary will be duly un,iouncedl
no Sim a 4FeF ANDREW ANPONI.
RAkE CHANCE--kEAI. ESTATE Al
ll PRIVATE SALE ON CHURCH HILL con.
sisng of avery nest framed two story DWELLING With
Kitchen and Stable-Lot fronting S2f feet on 2Sth It.,
and running back lS2 feet adjoining Sprngfsld Hail.
corner 26th and n sts. f-. - -
'e..,l.s'.a 'a@ =, -. l.. .MACDONOUGH,
SOMETHING FOK THE MILLION.
~ q DALL,S ~GUTTA PERCHA WATER.
rROpF!NG evidently destined to have slarss saJs.
we Verpeak Whist we know, when we say thst it will
render B7ots Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
tee.y waterpfoof sot and plant ana greatly adding
to the durability of all Leather fabrics if applied az
bottle.
This shove article e.a 30 had Of OH. CHALK.
LEY, 18Th street RichIIhd Va, wholesale and ro-
tail, gho y: e sath6rizcd Agent for the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-03

;No1;t;i.T i ANDERSON, paolsterers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner ot Governor
- prsnAln streets have ia store their fal Stock of
SIgFP HANGIN8S and uPHOLSTERfNG u
a00Os hsns the larges: and best selected assort.
,,rat we have ever had the pleasure 70 oher to our
lend. au6 the public generally, and viii be sold
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