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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-25

- bu,ter II Is not only Of exeeiient mayor, nesh
and sweet but put up into shapes u s1ea' pea"'s'
and displaying much artistic skiiL ~, .,,.,.,.,.
OF AORfcuLTuaAL 1HFLEa ll.s,nhe.nf the EIee.
,.,,.a f,omu;ttee INFORMS me- that TINS 10 very
~ adlv accounted for The Commttee ae.einiln me.
this wear TO award premiums 10 mus ,f,h;
manufactured the articles tl1ey ~ zen them for
and art M agents for the manufacturers from
making their appearance. ,,;., 1ros,
Tho saddle and harness horses, OF dnich vi an. ~
contendng for premiums, were p,o. s,a ,rie, nut
track this morning for inspection anu - -.
yarv few were wiilingto expose their sn,n =.
der such unfavorable circumstance, anu ~.
nrohabe another time viii he fixed tor .lS
81 tho exhibition The track Is WEI anu ni"'iu''
oil ,Ie beavy rains. Ianfsfsaid, viii keep it So
Torigbt the Agricultural Society VIII meet
.,r,in a. Nechanics' Hall The attendance last
evening was ferv slim. James u bruee, E5'l'
preside If the Society at his posi- however
He is an excellent officer and eT1nces "eep l'e
rest In the cause Of Agriculture.
The Cadets numbering 100, exclusive OF the
Academic staff, reached here last evening lhev
were received at the Soutn Slae DepD', u! w,
tho boon,;nr of cannon, vociterous cheering ana
exhierating strains of martial music. Aiter
speech of welcome from Mayor Iownes ana an eio-
Guent response thereto by Maj Colston PROFESSOR
the noble corpse escorted to the Court House.
where arms and accoutremeutS were deposited for
safc-ke eping From the Court House they were
conducted to .Jarratt's HOTEL where n very choice
and bountiful supper gotten up in Col Southalrs
best style, was speedily demolished The gallant
Young soldiers were then taken charge of by vari-
ous citizens in waiting, and snugly stored away for
the night.
Tomorrow the Cadets will parade, and escorted
by our volunteers, proceed to the Fair grounds
After viewing the sights, they return to the city
and partake of grand banquet to be provided at
the expense of the corporation.
will add, before closing, that should tomorrow
prove clear, an interesting time may be expected
at the Fair grounds. Thomas S. Flournoy, who is
to deliver the annual address, is already here
Among other distinguished visitors is w. Ballard
| Preston, Esq, of Montgomery Our thousands OF
visiting friends say they are here and intend to stay
until the weather is sufficiently favorable to allow
| them to go to the Fair grounds and enjoy them
| selves Their "dander" is up and they are deter
mined not to be disappointed.
Yours. &c, CINCINNATCs.
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PHILADELPHIA Oct Ath-The T. States steam
frigate Wabash was launched today at noon in
fine style. She was christened with bottle of
water from the Wabash river by Miss Pennsylva-
MIA Bryce, daughter of the Naval constructor
There were more than 6. 900 persons present.
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THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE TEXAN RANGERS
AND MExICANS AND THE INDIANS.-The latest
New Orleans papers contain full accounts OF the
recent desperate battle between Capt. Callahan
with his Texan Rangers and $50 Mexicans and
Lipan Indians The Captain, with Ill Rangers
came upon the enemy at Eagle Pass, on the I'd
inst and gives the following account of the battle
Forming my men i'll a line along the road, wait
ed for the enemy to begin the battle-for by this
time large numbers of them had emerged from the
timber seemingly with the intention of attacking
u.s. they soon spread out in font of U.S. and to our
right left to the amount of several hundred
horse and commenced to fire on u.s. About
this time one of my men fired on chief about two
hundred yards distant, and broke leg of his horse
Perceiving that the enemy, composed of both In
dians and Mexicans, Were trying to outfank us,
ordered my men to charge which was executed in
fine STYLE and thirty of the enemy were slain
Whilst making charge, the left flank of the
enemy which extended for near half mile, came
in on our rear and opened on us very severe fire.
during which four of our gallant men were killed
The front and right flank on which we charged, at
ter CALLING fire, fled before U.S. leaving us in pos
session of the position which it was our object and
determination to gain. Then discovered that
our enemy numbered some six or seven hun
dred, as all their footlnen concealed in the
timber and had not advanced in view on the pra
RE.
MY men formed in a strong position beneath the
bank of small creek, on which the enemy had
been encamped and their whole force coming up
against us, continued the battle for about three
hours when they fled in the direction of San Fer
naud0. leaving, as we heard this evening" some 80
killed and with the loss of 100 wounded
The names of the killed are w H. Clopton and
August Smith, of my company, Rangers; Willis
Jones of Captain Henrys company and H. r.
Holland of Capt. Bentons company of Volunteers
The men wounded are-John Gregory. danger
ouslv.) of Capt. Henley's company; Captain Nat
Benton slightly, and LIST lieutenant Henry B. King
SLIGHTLY
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r=,> pu~n Warmly Nh. ~ Pear -",

~ Ellyson VERIFY, No. u f Ss lpra,
between Main and Cary, RichTondd' :, Cess
SNUFF, &c; SMOKING T0BAcC0,, il s 49, ~
and three-quarter 10 papers, W p HI e'sI or,of
pastebo boxes, Union brand VIZ sy,rts Cos
ticle; and in u pound boxes OF ne -. brsa'
merce and Trade California and "i' ~ or.sf
tF Smoking Tobacco put up II Oa'''-
&C ll-lm
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OFFICE orRF.& * ~
Richmond, 2tth seq, rrssOI4.
xA called meeting Of the - 20 =
rs of thi. c"mpsny' viii be held at ibs ,, .Es3A
Company, in the city of Richmond ."
the 2jth October next. ,>.-...rs
By order Of tho Board Of DJsetqp'f1o no. Tree;
az Is L. w MAS- -,
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for the CITY Of Richmond wall be ns1 AZ 0e.a's
NJ, from the 10th Of April TO ,he . ~
After the 10th Of October, al w sfgsys q y ',
A. NJ. -- -,
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fULLAKUS KHECMATIc Trrr,,,,

W hEch mas never been known 10 I'll = I'M 4
any case OF Rheumatism. Neuralgia Ing ing 'r,l .
ton OF the Spine. Corns, Bunions p.loa7O Az
Frosted Feet Chilblains, or any dssa D,'a. Se,s
nssSr 70 winch Linin,ent is applicable = T.a
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SPECIAL NOTICES
M gholstery Good. Hr.c,...-::.---.

DAMASRS brocafpile-
SATIN dc L.ines Union Dsm,... as'a
Lace snd Muslin Curtsins
n nie S u,Inps; fassels; Loop. Dc
). D. SMITH. Upiols.erer A. LrHiCE / ro
em,talhs IN the latest style Orfars nd pa. -
fsIek q Co viii receive psorart ,,,. ,st 18th 4
&C Rim ff' attention.
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Sailing of the Canada.

BosToN, Oct. 24th--Thc Canada, for Liverpool,
sailed hence at noon to-day with three quarters of
million of specie on board. Among her passengers
is Joshua Pierce Secretary of Legation to Russia.
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~ yiruinia state .n.;--,. Il

=, sis.tlng me alr this Fall ought i, Air.
20 scar IN mind one thing and that " ~ .
are but human n'h non shd Of pains 20. Of a. .n
therefore take our advice, never leav@ Ifoil 'Aer
remedy, '"e grsn Yirr-
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cs,. n.,,,., Find. This We

brated Dentifrice, for cleaning snd i'''s,,slal
Teeth and Gums relieving Too'hs, .I. ,ao,,h =
cav, imparting hghtful favor 10 ,ae -, go
sale BY Purcell, Ladd CO.. pe s1A.os / Be-.
ser: purai & Norton; Paterson Jae','1s 80
DrtIggists
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~ Weinvite the attention of the public
to the sale of valuable Real Estate at q o'clock this
day. on South side of Main, between 18th and 10Th
streets. TAYLOR y WILLIAMS,
oc 25 Aucts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
y An Adiourned Meeting of IN.

~ An Adjourned Meeting of the Mem.
beers OF the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CATION will be htld a. their rooms, ia Goddins
Hall, ON (to-morrow1 FRIDAY evening next. at ~
o'clock to complete the organization OF the Literary
Society s.- oe2S--lt
iF Jurisdiction setfied.--The LEGAL Edi.
tor of the Dispatch is mistaken In supposug that
the question Of the authority of the Principal Enzi
of the Fire Department is settled by the decision
OF the Mayor. The laws of the State and the ordi-
nances OF the City have granted certain Powersto the
Principal Engineer which this decision of the Mayor
of Richmond cannot take away.
Let public opinion be suspended few DAYS, until
higher authority be consulted The Fire Depart
ment viii als obey the laws of the State and City
properly construed
His Honor, the Mayor, is mistaken in his assertion
that the Principal Engineer claims the power to pre-
vent Justices OF the Peace, Constables or anu other
Is about to be committed. His Honor was corrected
in this mistaken idea of his several times during the
reading of his opinion.
JOHN J. FRY. Principal Engineer,
oc SIT V. BARGAMIN, Sd Warden
~ = hoe Findings, &c.--A general as
sortment OF SHOE FINDINGS. SHOE TOOLS
and CALF SKINS kept constantly for sale by
~ B. CLARKE, Market Place,
&C 25-lw Franklin street
EV China, Glassware and House Furnish
ING Goops.Strangers and visitors attending the Fair
would do well TO call and look at extensive stock
of China and Granite Dining and Tea Sets Silver Pla
Urns and Planished Goods, Shovels and Tongs And
irons, Tenders &c, together with great variety of
House Furnishing and Fancy Goods, at low prices
BULkLEY CO,
oc 25-6t l37 Main street, Eagle Square.
gAuction Notice.--Groceries Liquors
DAVENPORT, ALLEN co,
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Virginia Mechanics, Inst I u e..-The
Fair will he opened on THIS EVENING, at u oclk.
The opening Address will be delivered by the Rev.
J. L. BURROWS, d. d.
Bv order of the Committee on Exhibition.
&C 25-lt A. w. MILLSPAUGH, Chm'n.
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tEIEl INSTRUCTION On THE
tit. aiEass PIANO.--FRANCIS A. NEWHI-
II W H II SER, Prof. Of Music, and Orsanist of
II j u St. johns Church, would respectful
ly inform his friends and the public that he continues
to give lessons the PIANO and in SINGING.
He has been teaching, with fattering success in ma
ny families of the city during the past year and shall
continue his endeavors to merit the appreciation of
those wi o may patronize him.
Applications may be left at Rev. Mr.. kepper's at
ST. Johns Church, Church Hill; Mr.. T. Keesee, No
20 Pearl St. Mr.. VIM L: Holt, of Manchester; at the
Misses Kings school, corner of Broad and Mayo sts
at the Music store of Mr. P. II. Taylor, Governor
street. .-.
PIANOS TUNED on the most reasonable terms.
i
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u h e Findings Nc.--A general as
sortment of SHOE FINDINGS. II DE TOO L S
and CALF SKINS. kept constantly for sale by
a. B. CLARKE, Market Place,
oc 2-lw Franklin street.
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M HU0UENOT sPRTNGS.-T6e

Il subssrfbsr respectfully snnounsss to the public
that this well known wsterinG place bsyinx. since
the last season, received extendve improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, vas opened for
the reception OF visitors the 10th inst Every
effort viii be made to present even more than the
ordinary inducements Of former years; and In this
eonnestion the sabserbsr u grathed 70 stsfs that
Mrs. fuRPIN, who supertn tended the domestic
rsngemenss at the place few years since, and
whose efficient attention and 1sdyifke department.
gave universal satsfsction, has been re-ensssed,
usual care has been bestowed will offer her services
to the guests The strictes. attention win be paid
to the hotel and cabin angements, to obvi.
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors. A
band Of skilfu Musicians has been engaged and the
Bali Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other of amusement, viii contribute to mako
these Springs place Of healthfui and agreeable
lsxaton.
The waters are sulphur and chalybssts and third
combining the properties Of the oiher two, which II
also used In the bsth house. They offer assem-.
blage Of mild tonnes and gentle Alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been sisnaly shown In nume-
rous instances In which and debilitsted frames
have been submitted to their ndueneei and their e-
seney in the case of scies and children, has been
more cons icuousy marked.
The Huguenot Springs are In fowhatan county,
on the Railroad. about IL miles shove Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rieh-
mond aid Danville Rail- sad " hieh passes within sx
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the Sprin 90,
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-e1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children and under IL years Of age, and scr.
vants. half price.
j. S0-n DAVID MOORE
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NEW York DIMocaArrc Ham Sup,, co,r
rios..This convention, which sssemhIsd =, So
suae: new York. on the 23d. adopted resoIutions
fee.sfn'ming the Democratic plstforms Of 1aaa anS
~. IA missing on the doctrines Of States riahs
ssrior,es ,ss s the people Of the
lie ns the prOhibhory liquor Law a yiois,,on .,
nona.;.. msasSn, and demanding Ito repeal. a. a.
H Nh me National Adminisuation md kn us
81 sns endorsing the Nsbrsska Kama.
80. 1sIa wsfd. net sAsrd. 20 the telegranh s..-
@-1 y "ss aomioaisd Secretary Il State.
'oe Farmers Bsnk. q Knoxville, Kv.. Ia, f.,,,
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D A NEW DRUG SIORE, scorne

% A NEW DRUG STORE corner
~ Main and 18th street. --WILLIAM r. NOEL
~ would respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally. that be has opened an
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
where he will always keep on hand . stock Of well
= DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
and every article generally found In Q Drug Store,
which he will sell low. for cash.
U Prescriptions prepared accurately. both day
and nisht au 1t-lm
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AN EaAoa CORRECTED An article In Norfolk
paper tbs other day, elected with severity on The
sMnegea i.nnumsnity Of the commander of Fort
"a re,nsing assistance to the starving mar
OF the ship Plymouth Rock" The conomsn u,sn
referred 70 indignantly denies The charge and
stsiss that be never heard of the plymouth Rosn
or Csptsn Patterson. before the pubiicsion of the
srsas 70 question, and was never applied TO for
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Rishmond, July s, 1855.
WEIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,

q.
The subscribers having bought out the above bust
win eontinse the same In all Its branches.
They promise to produce . first rate article Of
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, ke, being deter
fnly solicit the patronage Of the friends and custo
mers Of WRIGHT BROS, and the pdblie gene,
rally, assuring them that NO effort on their part snail
be wanting, to merit public support
The business carried BY the subscribers. for se'
vsral Year, past Is No. East Main street, will be
the old concern the arthsf support OF thsir Bnme-
rous friends and customers they sfSeefuiy soknow.
lsase and return thaEks fUt the bsfal ycfs
hsGfovaa on them. SAMPSON L 1A0HALL.
N. q. Orders from the soantry for Crackers. 30 ,
addressed to either store. viii sst with prompt e.
tsntyon B. l. B.
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Army IkrELLIGENcK.- Eirs, Lieutenant ]. C,
MeFerrsn has been appointed Assistant Quarter.
master OF the uaited States Army, vice Major Or.
den, deceased. lieutenant McFerran 10 now on
duty 10 New Mexico, bu; will re ord red imredi-
stely 20 the Upper Missouri.
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GENERAL ToDTLRBEN.-A relative OF Gsneral
Todtieben In New York, writes to the HerslS s,s"
ting that be Is the son of highly respectable ner
essns OF hias, snd received q thorough classical
hs uncle. General Count Tod,leben commsnde6
10 several campaigns under the great Suwsrrow.
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NOTICE.-Eow :. !,

j. chance to get bargains by calling At aoIs.I.s-
Cheap Store No. 205, Broad street
Fall and Water Goods to be sold at and h.a-
cost, having large stock Of Musps; Frsush -
English Merinoes blaek Apscas; Checkr FiSn,sr.
Linseys Kerseys; lettings; Kentucky Jeans Go.
nets bianketg shawis. and many other rood sr;e-
able for the APproaching season and wishinf to A.
other goods In bis liss Of businsss the rreafest
ofbsrssius viii bs offered - - - ~
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!EHE undersigned have this day formed
l. copartnership for the purpose of writing ur
Books fo!t hose who have no regular clerk, prepar
lug lie zst Instruments and copying In all the varcu.
brsnobes- They consider themselves competsns,
from experience of many years to give ratiatss.
ton to all perzons who may think proper patron.
ize them.
Office en- Franklin street, between 9th and 9th sts
In rear OF the residence of John NJ Patton ESQ
HUGH III. GODDIN
LEWIS w. CHAMBEHLAYNE
May 18th. 1855. my S0-dSm
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retuI
thanks to their friends and the public generally foi
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the lste
concern of Wright Bro ., and take great pleasure
in reoomne ndins to their confidence and patronage
the new concern OF SIMPSON l. BAGNALL
10 S-9rn WRIGHT BROS
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y UNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com
IA mitted to the Jail Of the City of Richmond, az
& runaway, the 18th day Of June, 1855, negro
perty OF saraG Fl Hsnary. of Gooehland county. Va.
Said negro is feet inches high, OF dark complex
iou alb Ut 20 yearso of age and had when commit
ted to Jail dark woolsn coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro 10 requested tc
some forward. prove property pay charges asd take
him away, or he will be dealt With the law di.
reStz JOS. A. STARKE, D. g..
17-6w For Martin ~. Lipseomb, serf't
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FARMERS AND OWEEo

II AEno q ID q " NEpV
y HORSES AND CATTLE.-w, &c AS on
larry 70 CAL your sttsn ton to ,u .rtic. h ,
a noss0 % your "'h'' and deserving ia,
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC I,Nr.,
An Article that has been extepsivsl, .s',Esls
ers throughout the country, for sysrv 1 a. y ae
mon to heIses and cattle, aud in .v' assas ~
public. So, wv esos a
For cuts, kicks, bruises. sprsiu. .,..
saddle or harness, posons In the psst,s. non :,
choiic. swelling OF the loins aftsr ssv... sn':ss
quinsy, sore throat, loctjaw, 6stuls nsIs ss.ss
&c has no equal: This Lininent la, ~ suI 4,
sss si s. sis' to On a:s S ,ss
fisd to Ito superiority over any ancIs ,ss, ~ '
used. 'asI intssr
- P,iee 25s., or s bottles for Al.
For sale by PURCELL, LADn m
Gray, Bennett Bssrs. 2. Jsbns,oa / Ia aast
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fkNnUE iUhE OiL.-fVE Wv o.s
Il every description, ON Man o. % vrs,sS'
spoonful equal 20 an ounce VI
known. x.t,o,. skt5s
Braiscs and sprains. Ulcers and EN- I'll vs..
Burma, sore LEGS ard ChiIblsius, FissS uSsss -
Cramp and letter. stsags OF Inseese TssasS
the Nails, Infamed Sreasts S'sn ~ Fam
Back. Swelled Less and Stiffness - ~ troB -
Warranted 20 sure, and no esIS1s'
TO colds. o,.a
Price 20 and % cents 00''is DOVE eoil
c.,. proryistors Eisb|
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RUNAWAY.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ransw
i from ms, About the 18th Of May last. Will
LIAM He 10 q negro Of medium size; blind In HE
light eye, and lunps little The last is,s heard
from him he was In HAnover. purchased him OF
the late Arthur Timberlake's estate. will pay the
above reward delivered to me In Chesterfield. three
miles above Manchester.
an 20-c2V* r. J. DICKINSON.
TEN DOLLARS kEWARD.-Ranawa
l. from the subscriber in Amelia county. S0th June
last, gro NAN calling himself NED JOHNSON.
He IL of coed FORM about feet IL inches high and
about q or years of age; color nearly black; OF
smoothe ceuntenance except when spoken 20 alb.
ruptly, " hen he shows signs of resentment Ned
had or when he left premises. blue cotton pants
gray cssinet and drab wool hat. His nothsr and
fat her belong to Mr. Peter Anderson. at Cheseteld
court house. He also has brothers and sisters living
Mrs. John Chapin's estate James River near
Mr.. Henry Cox's. of Henrico county He isa car
penter by trade, and If not at either of the above
places is probable that he il irving to get work at
some of the carpenter shops OF Richmond or Peters
burg.
The above reward will be given If he IL apprehend
ed and lodged in any of the above named city
au i8-12t JOHN 3. WILLIAMSON,
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| .UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN

UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN
IL Giles
Se,oeo feet South Carolina Dressed Flooring, So
% perior quality and even lengths
81, COO feet Al North Carolina do do
l00 900 fact clear White Pine
15,0O0 feet SO and s 4 Button Woed
1000 feet 58 Oak, Tor tobacco boxer
ao nOo FEET inch do do do
i9,oo0 feet SO ana inch Poplar
~ coo feet ks Rough Flooring
!o Ivy VoJ feet seasoned S-4 and inch Plank
lG"oS0 iarge Cyprus Bunch Shingles
'o,eoO feet II Poplar
An apartment of Mahogany Plank and Newell
noatsi Black Walnut Hickory, Cherry, A.h and
maple. FOR sale low and on accommodating terms
oy lap PSI BELvIN PARKER.
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NOMMIssION AND FORWARDING

tV1IMIE9OION AND FUN w AhD1NV
~ BUsINEsS.-H. v. GRAVES CO, Commits.
sion and Forwarding Merchants, 18th street. be-
tween Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va. will
attend to the ssle of TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT,
and all kinds of country Produce.
Persons along the line of the Danville Railroad
who make us eonsignments, can, If they prefer 1t.
II v. GRAVES Mail Agent. who passes the road
daily: He will also visit Danvilie. Va. and Milton
and YsnceYvile, North Carolina, weekly, to make
depostes and meet those making oonsignmsnts from
th0.a rssions. an lin
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7 AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
~ highest market price will be paid for 40 80 40,
and 100 LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
Scrip. Persons having Warrants Scrip to sell,
will do well to call st VIM. HURLEY'S
Exchange Office No. 5 Pearl 1T. Richmond, Va.
Il. B -Persons living in the country are respect.
fully requested to forward their warrants (yhen
duly ass sned) by mail otherwise. and pledge
myself TO them that they shall receive the highest
market price, and prompt seturns In cash checks
az they shall deem proper to direct mo.
ie A3n WIN. HURLEY