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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31
rur wEEKLY DISPATCH.

The Weekly Dispatch is issued TINS morn
g. 18th details of the news of the week. es-
pecially Of the progress Of the fever IN nor
soIL and Portsmouth correspondence, mis-.
cellsny, &C., editorials, snd full report Oh
the markets, carefully corrected. Single
.on;a. ! cts. each. Subscription per annum
onlv ONH DOLLAR.
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IS5S FALL SUPPLIES $50
lOoc OF IOvDD
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEESSWAH1
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
NO. 20 PEARL COR 14rRl sTREtI'

RTCHHUNU, ~ =, -,
Is prepared tho present season to ,tfaf" ,S
vis'tipg this m.rkst very large AID a,sis'fn0 S
of CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENS "akh, r.
INC GLASSES, FANCY GOODS &c "h1.d
b. found upon sx.mipstion, TO be squ~ ~
sGd variety TO an stock In tbs countII' sa1 'ia,
spId for cash or on the usual time 10 paos,,rg,
toners on as good terms as any reedsr y, 40
t0use at the North esn OF r be psfusaI.I 40
the attention of those W no have been sctu'g
buy 10 the Northern cities without Sfo'1 ~ ,,,s
merchants of Richmond apY oppfrany "a
them our goods and prices with the a'la s, "a al
they will save their expenses. The mos .ias ara
reliable packers employed snd every st''sIa ts.,
to the prompt shipment and forvsrasI " ' IN
" srONEWARE Of the o'" qu'''' So.
DrlcAn
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UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHN

UMBER, MAHOUANY AND ShLN
"a Giles
S0,GG0 feet "a South Carolina Dressed Yloornau
perior quality and even lengths
81, GOO fe ct "A North Carolina do do
100 coo feet clear White Pine
$4,000 feet SO and 3.4 Button Weed
10000 feet Oak, for tobacco boxes
80 600 feet inch do DO do
10 600 feet SO snd | iGoh Poplar
~ 600 feet ks Rough Flooring
100 900 feet seasoned 81 and inch PLANK
100000 large Cyprus Bunch Shingles
10000 feet Il Poplar
ALSO,
An assortment of Mahogany Plsuk a7d E.ssj
Posts; Black Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Ah I'd
Maple. For sale low, and on accommodating aHi
by lap 25l BELVIN l. PAREEs
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DIsoHARGyD.-Henry, slave in the ser
vice of Mrs Evans, was arrested Isst Wednesday
night and committed a runaway but Oh being
further examined by the Mayor yesterday morn
irg In the presence of bis hirer he was ACQUITTED
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NURSES FOR THE SICK are very much
Deeded 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth II any of our
citiz desire volunteer their servces they will
be furnished with passage free of charge by Capt
Smi h, Of the Augusta, OF Cap. Davis, of the Cur
tis Peck.
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HoaIrBLK ARRAY "A very serious and fatal
- ~ occurred 1t Helena, Ark, one dsy las,
vs.k. 10 which Walter E. Cleveland and John
sssi were killed. and q man BY the name q,
joyce seIiousiy wounded. Cleveland shot Neal
$50 DC 10 'arn was stabbed BY the latter, And
tie ~ four hours. = .eAe
Ex-Gos TsEs~sll and Alex. Gait, the SCULPTOR
re ~ Wiiiismsbur,.
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FIRsr OF THE SEAsoN.-Sadler, st his
hotel, Main street. opposite the Fl rst market, IL
serving his customers with Sora, the frat of the
saason Epicures will note that fact and call be-
fore The supply is exhausted
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IMPRovING.-We are gratified to learn
that Mr. McGinnis, who was severely Injured by
falling from house on Church HILL last Wednes.
day. is steadily improving under the skilful treat
ment of DR.. Lockett, and may now be considered
out of danger
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e 2I-iIyii
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will


bs received st this fiji 80 until Monday, the Sd
Of septeubsr uexr, at IL O'Clock NJ for the follow
lag WORK. viz: Grading gravelliug add dtching Dock
street. from ~ street to Peach street, repairing East
i7lh street. from Main TO FTanklip; and repairs to
West l7th street from Main street to the Station
House; New Cutters Frank lin street tom 26th to
9th street; South side of road stree from oath
25th street; East side of 23i street. from Grace
ID Broad o.; on I'd st between Cave ct. and new Blu.
rying Ground; East side of let street. from Mar.
shsi to Lei h on W est side Of Henry St from Clay
60 Catherine st and South side of Catherine St from
Henry st to tn city liue and East side of 4th st.
from Causl at. TO Arch st.
Aud aiso, for taking up and re laying Cutters ON
each side of Bscon's Branch, on Brooke Avenue.
Also for grading on Grace st, between Goth and
2ist sts; filling Adams street, from Cary to Canal
at; and Brooke Avenue, each side of Bacon's
Braucb. And Also for gravelliDg on Broad It,, be
tween Oath and 25th SITS
Proposals mutt state the price of grading or filing
per cubis yard; the prics Of psvips and repsiruT.
per sq1sre ,r5; and OF graveiing for epery inch Of
depth, per squ.re yard
For the above work, payments will be made on
monthly estimates in cash. with the usual reserys.
ton of 20 per cent. until tn compilation OF the
work; in city scrip, payable six months after dat
A. may be de ermiped by the Comm ssioners of
Streets Bidders will propose accord dinghy
Contractors will be required TO enter into written
contract for the prompt and faithful performance of
the wors and unless su:h contrac. be gned within
ten days after the award, IL will be considered as
abandoned
For further inform alton, enquire of
au 2a-5t Sec'y Com'rs Streets generally
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Civil BUSINESS kept the Mayor as busy
az a mouse 10 meal tub yesterday morning. The
criminal business confined 10 one lonely ne
gro, who speedily disposed of, and sent TO bis
hirar
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SIDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LET

~ TERs-At
BUFFERS & sIMONs' Bookstore,
(Nesriy osp al Exchange Bank
4 MEMOIR OF TIE REVEREND SYDNEY
SMITH. By his Daughter, Lady Holland. With
Selection from bis Letters Edited by Mrs. Aus
tin p vols, limo. muslin, 81; half calf, S. A
more than commonly delightful and wholesome
Bock-London Critic.
Lady Holland has now fulfilled her mothers wish,
by writing such memoir will enable the world
TO understand her father. character more nearly in
its full gritty Mrs Austin al the ssme time, hiss
arranged each OF his letters could honestly be put
ished. and illustrated them with delightful pre-
fsce full Of sound and helpful commcnt.-LonGon
Examiner
Lacy Holland has produced vivid and interesting
of her father. A charming picture Of z rems kable
man as hs appeared to his friends and family.-LOn-
don Spectator
N KIT to day with Sydney Smith hiLnss II, there
could scarcely be richer treat than thu Pc
russt Of this nook 1t is q worthy memorial of one
OF the wisest and hast well the wiiest of en-.
London Literary Gazette
more lively picture has seldom been presented
to the world than that of this brave and bright cres-
ture-so rich in git, humor. high animal Spirits IT,
exhaustible kndlin' S. msny Independence. saga
cous good sense. To read this book Ia q moral tonic
1t e lesson in life 1t makes happier and better
And while it does this it presents more entertain.
ment than sby book easily nsoed rich Is it In wis
dom, in association, in personal gossip about well
known people London Ledger
The letters do Credit to his honesty, hs heart and
his understanding. They proof of tbs clear
ness of his conceptions, the VgoI and brevty of his
satemepts, and The perennial fertility OF his comic
fancy.-London Quarterly RepieU au IS ecd6tif
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Yestsrday evening,

Arrosr FrRE. - Yesterday evening,
wi. : Girl was carrying fuid lamp up s'sirs 70
he beu.a OF Mr. Geo w ToIer, on 25sh street, nsaf
= "a i, he top came OF snd the nule sook nIe 2:
RI, 1, damage done was the slight burning OF
h-5 The fremeu W .fe on the spot but their ser'
st.s. vere not needed.
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THE CAMPRELLs ARE CoMING-wo mean
the Campbell Minstreis-io this city, to amuss our
psople with pleasant song, spicy aueedote. rscy
puna. lauehabie burle sques and good instrumeptAl
music aud will sve thei. first entertainment at Me-
tropolitan Hall next Monday evening. They could
not have eected more appropriate time for thsre
must have fun, and just such fun, too this corps
can get up, 10 KEGS them In a merry mood Every
body viii remember tbs time, aud not few of
will be at the Hall to enjoy the treat In store
for them.
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VIR GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. IVES,
STONE CIITrCEP

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND SislA
RETURN thanks to my friends, foftrs'
Il kind patronage during the psa. fur yssn 81
beg leave to say that am now prepared 10 tSTh
store Fronts. Monuments, Tombs, Vsult, 1a y
lend to Enclosing Buying Grounds, and in fsG d
work In the StoueCutting and 3 gliding tine
Quality of Stone aud Work IaanshD not & 5sa
parsed Moth or Eouth. ~
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n,.,.rcH Yes The SPRINGS. - reFsons
Dn.a 81 ,Sa springs can have the Dispatch
9o.nk, = them for sny length of time they
AnnfFA.
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BRusH Up.-Housekeepers and others
on,d do we'll TO bear In mind the fact that the san
issry ordioapces not only require them 10 keep
their yards Ia good condition, but impose ines for
failing TO have the street cutters before their pre-.
mises swept out Attention to this hint may ssve
many of them long ws,ks to the Mayors office,
and the payment of heavy fines after getting there
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rEnE subscriber viii contlhues, ,1 I.
l. DICTIONARY business 81 DC %, o's ,,rsss y y
MON BoNAVITA & CO., No 70 |" 20 nsris ~
hopes by strics attention 20 oasne ~ eslslf !"
tiauanss Of the patronage hereeo
tend to the late firm ,cls Of sssI
la fsw ssysa i.rss and fresh 'asp Ill !. rSi.ss
tielo In rag line will DO epeasd. ~ pushss
fully solicited fran my friends ssG N Josts
orally. 49, soasyss
Surviving Pntnsr OF sim1a
Am "a It's !, a
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In scrofulous Affections MercuriaI Diseases,
injudicious 20 of Mercury, Carriers SPANISH MIX.
rUaE has wen for itself an enviable reputation-a
reputation based on ito own intrinsic merits. By
removing the cause Of disease, ft effects rapid and
permanent cure, as hundreds of our fellow citizens
have Cause to know. Try IL before 1t il too late.
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LocAL MATTERS.
R.nr BuRrEr.-las. Sunda

R.nr BussEr.-li ss Sunday morning,
/. ..ors lima b.fore daylight the barn and corn
houss Of Mr. Lewis Johoson. near tne gig courcn'
~ rahnsoo LOST three hundred bushels Of wheat
~ n. cor ,er..ion His corn house was stored
wi,h corn aud ehaff at the time Loss estimated a.
5000 1o This i the second OF third barn. wi,hin
,birty miles OF the city. destroyed oy n.s .nn'n
wssi Farmers shonld be on the look ous TOT the
and when caught see that they get
The benefit of strong rope
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E1OR PICKLES AND PRESERVES
4 We have a great variety OF Stone and Glass
Jars, suitable for Preserves aud Pickles
STEBBINS PULLEN,
an 81 I0l Broad street
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SrEAN AND MusIc.-As We expected, some
genius has applied steam to music. One
Joshua c. Stoddard. of Worcester, Mass, has
invented the connections by which steam is
used as power to sound the notes. The in.
strument, the inventor thinks, can be heard
twenty miles. This will be Emusic for the
million"
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VoTE OF THAEKs.-We lay before our
readers this mornine, the action OF the :. founa
Gusrd," In meeting assembled. rsissiVe 70 ine'r
late vist to the Montgomery White sulphur springs
where they were cordially rece'su suo mo- nos,
sneak for themselves coming as they do from the
ysry hearts of those gallant soldiers, v no know
how to appreciate and remember kindness.-
Their Recommendation OF the Springs Will doubt
less have ito weight with the public:
Aymorv Young Guard" Richmond August 18th,
Is55-Ats meeting Of the Company, held on their
return from the Montgomery White Sulptur
petors the following buttons ssive oftheir
sentiments were unanimously adopted;
Of Ia. Montgomery Waite Sulphur Springs Comps.
nv our To. are sp ecisy due for the cordial mad
In which we were received on cur arrival at the
. Resolved, That to President Mosby, Chief Ma.
nsser Thompson Tyler. and other members ct the
White Sulphur Springs Csnpsny. thsnts are also
uursmit,ing attentions duripx our sojourn at the
Springs Az their guests, they ed every de-.
are aud literally burth ed with sind atts ntons
8 Resolved, That cau with entire confidence.
recommend the invalid in quest Of health we'll a.
the gay votary of pleasure who seek. enjoyment. to
the Montgomery White sulphur. The waters are
highly medicpa the omforts and attentions unsur.
passed. and the location healthy, picturesque and 70.
e antc.
4. Resolved. That to the Train Cap aims on the
Daovilie South. Side and Virginia and Tennessee
Rail! Dads thanks due, add are hereby rendered
for courtsses extended on the line OF their respse'
vs roads.
s. Resolved, That to Captain William P Gilman,
Of the Danvle Rsroad, thanks are spseisly tender
ed for refreshments bountifuly prepared for the
corps ct the jaacsion Of the Danve and South Side
Railroads upon our return home wards
6. Resolved, That to Captain Smith and to other
members of the Armory Band. thanks are rendered
for tbs satisfactory manner In which they discharged
their duties well As for their sentlemsnly bearing
through out the trip.
7. Resolved, That to Capt Smith. of the Armory
Band are we indebted for e handsome musical com.
position. entitled the Young 6uard's Quck.tep'-
The corps whilss arching to its eulivenng stvsins,
will sver call to memory the person of the donor.
8. Resolved, That 10 thu Richmond Fayette Artil-
lery are indebted for the manifestation of proper
brothsry feeling 10 turning out to receive upon
rerutn to the city
g. Resolved That to Mr.. Geo N Wells the act.
leg manager OF the American Hotel, We also in
debted. fir the handsome entertainment extended
US on arrival
+. w HANCOCK. Surgeon,
JOS W. BARLOW, Lieut.,
JOHN WILLIS. Corp', Committee.
C g THOMPSON, H ii,
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i IGHTNING RODS! LIGHTNING

~ ROOS.-Havins made srrADg eGlsnt via s
patentee of one Of the best Lisbtuias Reds ID "
United States by which We are now prepares y
them up In town and country at prices ersatI sss.
that charged for similar Rods at present vs. ~.
also sell the Rods and Fixtures TO persons Well
to put them up themselves, at iGsll savage
the cost q & A. BARGAMlH R
uvu Corner 10th and Msi1 Stresh
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NEW SPECIAL No..

W. - 1G1AL NOTICE.
Tbs AFTERNOON a, su,iOh b Il.
% near Manchester, descnh.SS aek; Of ~,
tnsy se oesutifuIl, situstss ~, ~ %. sav.w
nth i Sam mo-. .:sins 70 Do 90 %
40 81 '''' TA y I%ooss,... or. ppsssas
SPECIAL NOTICE. s,I 60. Asr,
,sls OF ForDits.s THIS ,sntnehtlOa B.
49, a. 81 mems has and heavy .ho.." sis -
TIE regular monthly w.. aols
aIcBMoSp BUILDING gusp ertlns n a
my offi;s SATURDAY Ev.nin, 1I vii u
a. osiosf. susI-at ssss
TIE REv. Ma. Moos,-
q those beautifully eD,r,,.s fss n.
Hev. Mr. Moore. fra ned and oD ,a.ns.a.e, ~
suh y P sIsoSs,i Isl H. It
40 John NJ. ON.,L l.. Bookseller and S..
oIosa street near 9th, Richmond y" uu chaS..,
solicits the attention of HI w ,r.s,....
Dis varied and choice sel.st,n, et eonnv,s
rlONERY. PERIODICaLs ~ oso0gs ~
IS eEt r.si which are ofsrsSs ~ IL
There can also be had at HI,
msnt OF aohool Books Bianl Ronns ssl.e,
Every kind Of BOOK BINDING "a. 400 ss n.
10 Velvet, Turkey Morocco. gp,s sxsc1,.a -
Cal! Periodicals and Music ns,,lr, % iaa.y -
MT VNElLL Is also Agent for Vim, mi soasd y
su 1856 S9fne,ra Va
w. LEIGH BURTos, DENTS. r.
Main betgesn 9Th and 10th ,,rs.,. ma n
pied BY Mcdonnell L Burton. ana sin.r,.n
8. z. semple's Drug Store. N aeit sO,fs -
The Ladies of the Conorso.,;o
STATION will Oman A Refrs.bn.s sVu OF US,
Chapel, on Union Hill, on THrissSoon' = An,
next at O'clock. and continus II s s..tAf Gs. !,
Just completed. "etnodis csss
after 7 O'Clock. "om ID. cs,,,
On -
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1pEAT M non PURlFltn. y

THE GREAT BLOOD PUKiriias H.
L PREVENTIVE or YELLOW asti::
LIOU3 FEvERs, AND FEVEk an "a a0'li
W are la reeeiot Of Q fresh suppls " cosP0lh
CELE8RATED 8ARsAPAkiLLa ,.,sf y
which DR.. Rose states will prevent sST oas0tM
use, ana tater with his DYsPEPTiC .vhl,lsst|
~ill cure the Liver Compisint. Oaaf'
. nall bottles SO Goats. . MORTON
e0'hs' " ,bos- me ~
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DOY'S CLOTHING-Ju received
A. large and splendid assortmen of Youths, BOYS
and Children's CLOTHING, to which We cali the
particular attepti IN of those in want.
s. MERCHANr L. WEISIGER.
eu 81 No II2 Main at
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The MEXICAN REVOLUTION. San Antonio
Sentinel of the 18Th, mentions the arrival of Col
Reddei, from the head quarters of the revolution.
lists In Northern MexicD. Hs says that Vedauri ia
ready and willing to deliver to the owners als!be
fugitive slaves escaping 10 Mexico, and is anxious
70 make a treaty therefor
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HyEN DOLLARS REWARD.-IsAAC

Il WINSTON Lett our Factory l7sh Ausu.t, for
the purpose Of going to see bis wife. at Mr. David
3 pass to 10. Since then We have not heard from
him and have reason to believe he haze runaway
rather stout made, very black his front teeth
very far apart he weara sosttes; is inclined to
stsmmsr when sp eakins to you. The above reward
will be psid for his and delivery u.s.
5l-Sts THO9. SAM'L HARDGROVE.
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foRrsAourH.-A letter from one of the
young physicians who went from this civ
states that there are seven physicians in
Portsmouth, and that they have each a dis
trict assigned them. There are about 1000
inhabitants only, now in the city, and there
are 800 sick with the fever-one ont Of
every thirteen of the population.
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n. ,s .,or. rom Of Mrs Maben's residence. on
s, 1 .oe nm near tbe corner Of Gath and Grace
add robbed s OF sas .aadry o. other
gar, osk - ,nv.si,ns. Tha rogue entered through
.indow Which had. 10 all probability been left
omen by come of Mrs NJ. s servants by wsy OF facii
satipg the robbery.
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Nj ATCHES-In wooden and paper box
As1 es, with and without phur. For sale by
A. BOOKER,
aust Druggist No 10 Main at.
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RARE CURIOSITY An original draft of Inn
provementa 10 The machinery OF the steamer Ciare-
mont, by Robert Fulton, at the time her name Was
changed TO Norh River, after her st III success Is
at present 10 possession of Mr.. Shark, tbs Cti t
Engineer of the Meriimac, 1t the Navy Yard, Bos-
ton II has been preserved among tn papers of the
old West Point Foundry Company since 1908 and
probably the Only authentic work OF the kind that
can be traced to bis hand. Ilooks we'll at this
late date, and Is only little soiled and sofnewha,
torn.
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CELF LING CANs-of various
~ patterns both of Glass and That
aus STEBSINS & PULLEN,
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~ pstterns just opening at
STEB BINS l. PULLEN,
81 l0t Broad streets.
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EOR SEPTEMBER

i PUTNAM's HARPERs. GoDEY's. Pc.
TERsON'S. BALLOU's. ARTHUR's HOUSE.
HOLD WORDS. CHAMBERS JOURNAL, YAM.
KEE NOTIONS, BANK NOTE REPORTER.
FRANK LEsLIES NJ Y JOURNAL and LADIES'
GAZETTE OF FASHION. can be had at
r. T. RICHARDSON'S Newf-Room,
franklin street,
ALSO,
vILLIKENs and His Dinsh Ellen Bane Old
Dog Tray; Hard Times Come Again No More, will
be published on Saturday Ct / cent each.
qf-Q;&
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WHIPPING A WHITE Man IN VIRGINIA A
white man. convicted at Parkersburg of stealing
several articles OF clothing. was sentenced a few
days ago by the county court to receive twenty
lsshes on his back, we'll laid on and the Sentence
was accordingly executed, we are told with g
good hickory swi ch." The unfortunate man il
said to be old offender, no. long out of the pen.
item larry.
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DELIGHTFUL FEAsr.-The ladies nj

DELIGHTFUL EAsT.-The ladies of
Union aud Church Hills have prepared frssh I'M
ply Of ices, cakes etc in order to feast the npbf
to nsht at Asber-y Chapel where all are invitSS ~
attend Such of cur readers havs heretofore
ed on v.and prepared by these ladies' will mead no
second invitation to be present for they know
too well how careful they are in suug all tastes to
hesitate in their vsts H:r outselyas ye woniS
willingly walk FIVE miles to look upon s groop "a he.
witchingls lovely vii! be mbled at the Cbsns,
tonight tosay nothing of toe good mugs be ssrY.
6p But there is necessity FIR walking Mr
Wright will have his omnibuses running from RrooL
Avenue to the Chapel 20 that all who desire can
ride out la handsome coach, feast on cream ana
cass TX to the ladies' assist them in a noble enter
priss and then return home at seasonabls hour re-
joicns Ia the thousht of having psnt an evenns 40
agteeabls, and st such atrifing cost.
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lily WHITE AND PEARL STARCH,
- for identifying aud preserving the sAin and
complexion. For sale by
A. BOOKER, Druggi.t,
su3l No. 10 Main st
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING STosE.-Messrs
Word, Weisiger e. Co. we'll known mercbsnts in
our city, have jus opened large establishment on
me Forth side oil Main street, between 10 h and
ti'n streets where clo,biog of every variety will
De sold exclusively by wholesale. These gen,Ia'
men, we believe are the frs. W no have ever onened
wnoessle house exclusively for this trade n
Richmond. and as both of EN- ire frs, rs,s ina
OF the goods 10 which they trading, l. il ns,nrsi
TO suppose that they have selected n stock admirs
bly, suited to tie wants OF coun.ry msrchan,.
As our merchants have ample sappiss for ccupsrv
dealers, II is hoped that none of them will ~.
through here before examining the stock In 80.
ket. which is far better bow than It has ever bsen
known TO be- Southern merchsnss-ws ,nssn
those who can get to this city convenen,ly-sbonis
take pride In making their purchases here In
stead Of at the North, fir the South can ns,ar
hope to sustain herself. unless her people tir.,
dstsrmne 10 support each other. A for clotbing
and dry goods. we know our merchants can sail =.
cheap as the cheapest. ard as many OF them have
purchased their tall stock for cash. We are sais al
that they viii gladly sell for small prof... being
anxious to get up q good business, and raali.s
nimoie penny rather than walt Tor the ,Iuy
eisn pound. Let Southern merchants bear ,kesa
lac In mind and act accordingly