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HAMPprN sfDNEY. .--Hampden Sidney college
has opened It's session with ninety students. .7
| CATTLE FOR THa Fnxs-Mr. Grouse, q swell
known cattle owner, passed through Lynchburg
Wednesday, with "Wellington and Prince Albert, =
two splendid cattle for exhibition at the Raleigh,
pctersburg and Virginia State Fairs Prince Al.
bert though only seven months old, weighs six hun
dred pounds. II.
SALE OF A MrLL--On the lst inst, Mr. Joshua
Walker sold his Mil located near Williamsburg, to
Mr. Jno. Coke. for $500 The negro miller. and
about one hundred acres of land, were included
in the sale =. ssi,3~*satt5"F ~aze3stss-fa
LATE sEEDIse.-Thc Frederieksburg News of
Thursday says: Esa.t5a > ia
The frequent and heavy falls of rains for the
last few weeks has interfercd most materially with
the seeding operations of farmers in this vicinity
many OF whom have not an acre sown, A gentle
man told us the other day he had 400 bushels to
sow but that he had only gotten SONG 20 in the
ground" 4 s-ts--,r Il
ss; REV. Mr.. DHvLIS.-The Portsmouth Tran
script pays the following tribute to the memory Of
Rev. Mr. Deylin, the Catholic minister who recent
From the commencement of the sad times from
which we are emerging up to the period OF his at.
tack, he had been actively and faithfully engaged
in mnistering to the sick and dying. since when
time he has mostly been confined to his bed lie
was an exemplary mild, humble and Cody man,
and has no doubt gone 70 reap the reward OF his
firm adherence to duty under the most appalling
circumstances. His course formed an example
worthy of all imitation,s andit affords sincere
graf alton, as 1t enables US exercise sweet pr1-
vilege thus to do homage to character which we
have always esteemed. Such, -e estimate,
the compeer OF Chisholm and of Eskridge."a
RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night last John Cal
houn, Of Winchester, was inyegled into house
kept by Stephen Moody, on Saratoga street, Balti-
more and brutally beaten and robbed OF $780,
On Thursday morning he lying In critical sit
uation at the Centre Police sation .ts- ---+5
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THE VALUE OF 4 DEAD HoRsE.--It is said that
about g. 900 horses die annually in New York city,
or about % per day-an exagSeration probably
Each dead horse is considered to be worth $3.50
His hide is sold to the tanners for 1.50 his bones
are burned and sold to the sugar retiners for ref-
ing purposes and to the farmers for manure his
meat is pressed and the grease used by the soap
and candle nankers while the entrails and remnants
are fed to the hogs to make pork for home consup-
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WoMAH's RIGHTs.-The National Woman 5
Rights Convention will hold its 9th annual session
in Cincinnati, on Wednesday and Thursday, the
18th and 18th of October, ut Smith g. Nixon's Hall
Lucretia Mott, Erncstine l.. Rose, Rev. Antoniette
L. Brown, Lucy Stone Blackw ell Frances ID. Gage,
Rev. Sam. j. May, and other distinguished speak.
ers, are expected to be present.
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can ports the lakes and the Upper St. Lawrence,
number ITO steamers, "a propellers 80 barques lOl
brigs, G39 schooners, and 2l6 sloops and scows,
measuring in the aggregate, 237,e30 tons. Adding
the British, which exceeds the American on Lake
Ontario and the Upper st. Lawrence, and the pre-
sent total lake tonnage may be estimated at over
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INCORRECT RUMoRS.-The report, says Wash
ington dispatch, that a government messenger had
been despatched to Denmark with dispatches to our
representative there, directing him to enter anew
into negotiations III regard to the Sound dues il not
correct. The administration still maintains its ori
ginal position in regard TO this question. -
The report that Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister at
the Court Of st. james, had been instructed to re
quest the recall OF Mr.. Champion, the English Min
lister, Is also incorrect. e - &Af&f.s
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: REPTY HOc A ,-,.-
ro,,,,,r-S. .'1Sn n "ss TO THE BOSTON
.ohAifIEE ON lSrrTiTroN.--We have mentioned
the fact that Hon. Henry A. Wise of this St.se, h.a
been invited by a committee =, ,...,,-.. !.
to lecture tbera a., s,...-.-- IN IN DostoH'
-, a., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., i've p"ohsnes reply
~ the lhsi'anon, IN the Enquirer Of yesterday.
from which we extract the following: ,.iig ses fs
Now. gentlemen. i desire Ia nav Won. ,,,o ,.......
yet you compel ms to be very .i.;n nth -
to say that your request in eyery sense T. ;s,.; a
and offensive to me W1of subject ~ 4. -. ~
yon "inaiatedr lectures uz,on1s + car,., .a, =
from myself that YOU have - a. s. -
to discnss and to decde ,nke.ker N. =.
9inia oagAt to remain mine or moi and ybether =
shall be allowed the protection of laws federal and
State wherever it may be carried or may sscsna in
the United States, or whether n shall ba dastr,,
ed by a higher law than const;fut;ons .,d stssto
,.Uho are ron. 10 assume fins such ;,r;sd;ct;~,.
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DUTCH CoLLEGEs-In Holland there are three
Universities: Utrecht,t tLeyden and Gronigen. They
are all tinctured with rationalsm, though that at
Utretcht has better reputation for orthodoxy than
the other two. This University has also the largest
number of students. The national church has IF
teen hundred pupils to be supplied and the number
of students is no more than sufficient to meet the
demands of the churches, together with an made
quate supply of the colonies. s u, ...,s- ~
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DECISION IMPORTANT TO BUILDING AssoCrA-
TIoSs.-The Supreme Court of Connecticut has lust
rendered a very important decision in regard to
Savings Banks and Building Associations The de-
cison was made in a case where an Association at
tempted to foreclose = mortgage. and the Court
decided that tcoud only recover the amount of the
principal, less the legal interest and bonus which
had been charged. ,4,9s-.e{.r
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MIDNIGHT THEArRICALs.-In Sonora, Califor-
mia, recently Miss Estee Potter was engaged at
the Theatre, and unfortunately on her first night,
big Know Nothing meeting came off The Mana
ger determining not to be outdone, gave notice from
the OF the speakers that the curtain at the
Theatre would rise at midnight Sure enough after
the speaking was over the crowd adjourned to the
Theatre, and before the play was concluded there
were not more than ten persons awake in the room
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THE FISHERY YCoMMIssIoN-The st. John. N B..
Courier of the sth inst, says: - 49,. -
I'VE understand that the Commissioners have
made considerable progress in their labors on this
coast the present season, notwithstanding the time
lost, owing to Gen. Cushman's delay in reaching
Halifax, where the British commissioner and his
staff awaited for nearly month the Generals arri
val We are informed that Mr.. Perley proceeds
westward by steamer this morning, TO engage in
the duties of the commissions on the coast of the
United States, commencing with the harbor OF New
York .1e5-'s+ u-+ g -Hfi ~ ,ft -t t-t9
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AN ARMY OFFICER DEAD.-First Lieut. Edward
J. Dummett, (of Florida,) first cavalry, U. s. A..
died at Fort L6avenworth the lst inst, of choie
ra, according to advices received at the War De
partment gt. - .....s 81
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SICKNESS AT SEA.-The schooner Charger Cap
tain Hayden, arrived in port at quarantine on the
9Th inst, from Daren, via Beaufort North Carolina
making the passage in forty-tw0 DAYS. Soon after
the vessel left Darien, almost the entire crew was
disabled by q sudden attack of suspicious maiig
nant fever.
On the samefday, the schooner Ann Turner, from
Nansemond, Va, arrived at quarantine and
brought the report that the Captain had died of
some form of malignat fever after the short illness
of five days-N Y Times ~ ~ o -t -AI5b
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GREAT SQUIRREL HUNr.-On the Goth of Sep
tenber, there were two parties organized at Dcf
ance Ohio for squirrel hunt; party, headed by
A. Il. Down, and the other by Mr.. Bofinger. The
whole number Of squirrels killed was eight hundred
and fifteen, averaging over forty each Down him
self killed llg
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--On Saturday
norning, the down river train, while passing the
Adams street crossing in Troy New York, ran in.
to the wagon OF Mr. L. b. Wilds, smashing the ye-
hice and fracturing the scuH of Mr. w. SO badly
that he cannot recover. ...s- e...-e.-..
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HEAVY Loss-A ship captain when ready for
sea- few days since drew from the Bank OF Mo.
bile, Ala, &c 500 for the payment of charges before
sailing On arriving on board the money was
found to be missing, having dropped through hole
in the captains pocket. asaf
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A CHAPLIN APPoINTED.-The President has ap
pointed Rev. Robert Giyin, of Philadelphia, Pa,
(Methodist EpiscopalD to be Chaplain in the Ma
Wy, vice Vernon Eskridge deceased, (at Norfolk o.
yellow feyer.) sf q :. -lls =
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A POLITICAL BABEL.-There are thirty.six
distinct parties in New York, with all sorts of
strange and whimsical names, adopted apparently
more out of rdicule than characteristics of poll
tical principles. 1t must be difficult, amid such q
confusion of parties, for any individual to know
exactly to which he belongs, or on what platform
he stands - 0i.f.-'
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WHAT FASHION DoEs.-The umbrella men in
New York have been compelled to tit out dozen
whalers for the purpose OF getting whalebone
enough to keep up their business The ladies have
put the whole stock on hand into their pettcoats.
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CHEAP CLoTHING-In the Paris Crystal Palace,
clothing, said to be really good and substantial, is
sold at the following rates A pair Of pantaloons,
of good cloth, finished, francs; good black
frock coat IL francs; a Scotch plaid vest francs
sous; muslin shirt, plated bosom, 9 francs l9
fa .
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN-The Philadelphia
Bulletin, of Thursday evening, says: !" From the
interior we have very neagre reports, but they all
indicate the success of the Democrats and their
Whig allies over the American party "a sail !
1t is impossible. TO say what will be the exact
complexion Of the State Legislature but we ear
come near it. The Senate we have reason to think,
will be composed about rs follows: aa4t1
Dem, State Admin.
Senators holding over. ....... 10 12
New Senators. 5
Democratic maj. =
The House of Representatives Is more difficult to
decide upon but upon carefully weighing facts, ru
nors and probabilities we have come to the concu
sion that it viii consist Of about sixty eight Demo
Gratis and thirty-two ADMINISTRATION members; the
Joint ballot Of both Houses there win be . Dem o
cratic majority Of say thirty7nine. .sss.sJt 81
( RAvaGEs OF rHx FEvER.-The yellow fever CON !.
tinues to rage in several towns In Mississippi and
Louikana- At Jackson, Miss, at last accounts H.
disease was very violent and there were soma ls6
cases. DIR. Grey Skipwith, ex Mayor Thos. Plisna.
and James buchanan, druggist were among -
dead. Rev Messrs corbyn. Godfrey and Denn6s
ton, and Drs. Boyd, Graft and Brown, and llnsL
have len the city. a-ss 7sssl ass rs I11-ll.'7
At Warrenton, Miss, several deaths have sssurs
red Judge Maynadier Is one of the yictims- - I
A letter from DonallsonvilIe, La, says:
Il have Just heard that thirteen Nuns inDdisI
HEART in ths Parish d ST James Txss Psrisk
(Ascensiou> has hsd ~ share o1 vieetma - reSaF
wS hssr 8 esss7 siss sfs q; M S1sSs
~ sis p,s:y ~ ss:Ss ssS g, 5sss.s 4 q. 5 =.
x xH't Tnsssdsy o.s sax - sisp. x.,s
Wt@ Araa hnPdFsd hllnsp No., west d6yVn p
see epQese = seeosean. es4a q 9@sgs& zeEzfaazs 3 j
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POISONED ICE CREAM-Dr. A. A Hayes, the
celebrated chemist reports ease to the Boston
Socety for medical Improvement, in which ice
cream, favored with butyric acid ether, caused
cessiye sick ness in several persons
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THE OLDEST Observation-Disclosures Cummings
who runs the accommodation train between Wau
kegan and Chicago Illinois, is said to be the Oldest
engineer in the United States, having driven the
first locomotive placed on railroad in this country
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INfAruATKD.-The Bostan Mail records the case
OF man named Marble, residing in Lynn, Mass,
who for several years past has been digging at a
ledge OF rock where he expects to find money
which, tradition says was buried there by pirates
He has dug 80 feet down and 30 FAR has oniy found
chased the property and has settled there for life.
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PEpRsraIASIsM.--Afo foot race of four miles came
on on Wednesday, at the Lawrence Race Course.
boston Mass, between Stetsou of that city, and
John Grindeil, Of New Yerk, for purse OF $500
Grindell took the lead and won, leaving the other
far behind The time was twenty five minutes 81
seconds 1ssi ts ssta s,t etHE' ~ isfssf tsfa
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N - 80 tA'SAaUh IrOitsbOf OF NJ u.
sG' most respectfully announces to the citizens
akthmond that he is prepared TO make enpnga-
-'s with parents pupils for instruction in Music
" Lae flASO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
assoR GEORGE pnrsues the Solfeggi system of
11A4shon deemed the ouly perfect mode, and uses
,na nalucto1 Books OF Lablanche I. Cooke, Creyel-
W utdeis may be left at the Book and Piano Fort.
WV s,,' ' hehsFs James Woodhouse L Co, 1879 Nsin
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DEPARTURE OF MIssIoNARIEs.-The Rev. Or
son p. Allen, of Mt. Morris, who was ordained as a
foreign missionary at this place the Goth ult left
this city yesterday for Boston, with his wife, from
whence they, in company with several other for
eign missionaries, will sail the 9th for Smyrna
and Constantinople. Mr.. Allen graduated few
months since at Andoyer, Mass, and his station
will be among the Arnenians of Asia Minor.-Ro-
chester Democrat
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I ARTs g eHINE would cnlI the atten.

Iea 0f their city aud country customers, to their
6ie aid well selected stock of New Furniture, en-
'.SlIs al the new styles in that line. Amongst which
Saybe iound: Beautiful Cottage Sets; Mahogany and
h0't1Flod Ladies Dressing Cabin-ts do do Msrble-
.R tentre, Side and Sofa Tsbles: do do Marble and
aih'sslyTrop Sideboards and W uslstends; Mahogy
Rosewood aud Walnut Bedsteads; 50 different patterns
hssAogsny spring-sest Parlor Chairs; Mahogany
@fns and Nurse Chairs; $50 dozen OF all STYLES OF
lsls-ssst Chairs; 800 dozen Windsor do.
As0 well selected stock of housekeeping Arti
ls s1eh as English q. b. Walters Cut Glass Castors
alse assortment Of Window Shades Table Cutlery
sfl many other articles, too numerous to detail All
which will be sold on ommodating terms. at d
1li ADVANCE Oh coef LAkUS d SHINE,
G9-ts "a Nj, ,
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L ESr1RtHCMnA ESr1Rv CMnARiNE INSURANCE-THE
OFVlRGISniss GInsCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
lGl s,.gs, - a a. chichester, Va Branch Office
"a Cbnr+e1 ueof ~ from the Post Office, Richmond.
CsupsnT si sin Perpetual. Capital $500, 600. This
LSls p,yn.,,.nure insure hrst class BRICK Dwell
:,G rpor1isiiy r,a. ouiy Tor single payment of per
ksrcls,5 Paces will also be issued of BUILDINGS.
sa 49,, III town or country, at current
shrs.n.a taa inl'nd transportation Risks taken on
Pssy ''iHis as by any other responsible Com
sas saics are promptly and literally adjusted
o. +. BREESE, Actuary.
Aaa kEFERENcEs:
Cashier Bank of Virainis. Richmond
JO,.ss ss,th, do. Farmers Bank ofya do
New. 4. anderson, Esq, -s--Fs's :. 40.
Hsnr, NJ pa 70, -'--T do.
VII +, eteGt, Cashier OF the Bank Of the Val.
s.tsr '''''s'd' Cashier ofthe Farmers Bank, Win
.g.-sa," ssl,r' N Mason, u S. s., Winchester. '=-
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az NEW; ;LocoMerIyEs--Thes New York Central
Railroad Company has juat ordered up six more
locomotives. They will be built 1t Schenectady,
and wiz have snihciency OF power TO 80 forty
miles an hour with one hand o. These machines
will cost ela, coo each, So says the Albany Knick-
orbocker - ai.a tlAtSt stsHt s" 50
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FoR THE CRIMEA-The barque J. H. Duyall sail-
ell from Boston on Wednesday, with 400 bbls. run,
300 bbls. -four, 5000 kegs gunpowder, &C.. all for the
war in the East. She is bound for SMYRNA. .sIgu1
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Or. G. 3. Baker. Of Elisahsahtown, n. cs, waa
Killed on Monday by being thrown from his haEse
Cnhivasing swcet potatoes have been tsied In N,
York with snecess oqnai 10 fheir cultivation ID the
sCarohuaosz 183 k4AA&MkfAaIs1 9 ~ xtz[fz
j !. There were treaty .avs deaths u chaasssos b
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
ofFicE VIRGINIA T. 4 NJ ISsC co..
nup Richmond. llth Oct, 1855
HE VIRGINIA FIRE Ann nIAnuSU

nb. ~, ohASoE CO. having removed to their eli.
' sSs ~ gIoe n balars building" on the North
Esbs.aSs sxn x street, opposite the Exchange Hotel
RIRP aSn a.; sps prepared as heretofore to make
NrII iNooIAANCE on favorable
over prr adsiscllon' w Of the Company extending
paros ,h.' % 81 ,wentyhree years guarantee to IT.
"Aiea aud g.et '''liS ior 1858 VIII be properly
app5iica'ions at the office in person or bv .,.. a
10 A. Pleassnts, Pr..ident or -, ~ he heel aa
S- ~ VII wa be promptly attended TO- '"0 "-'''ei
IHOS. VI. ALfRIFND. Sec,v
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VNOODLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND F0lel
vX SALE.1ha aubacrihef yxishiuss tn rer,cus -.


WOODLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND, FORl
Plank Road one and half lIf miles from Riehmond I'M
The tIact contains 78 acres; about 10 Acres in WOOD
ofwiich 20 acres heavily timbered. Thsrs are
several beautiful building the land; 20 acres
ssd ssd S h ns
ably healthy end tho neishborhSod eAcenent There
is well offne wster near the dwelling.
The improvements are Of the first order having
been erected within the last four years. In the hand
somest style. and ofthe best materials. The sling
with CANT portcoes in front and rear aud contains
eight large rooms with tirepaces to each, and COM
nsetsd ny folding doors bssdss four slose The @
tells and hearths and nodsfn Crates, with the wals
handsomely paPered The out-buildinss are rstrates
and consist of kitchen and storeroo of brick,
uected to the dwelling by way large and
well built house for servants, containing Eve rooms;
house and one Of the best stables n n WINNIE
having accommodation for l6 horses carfiages and
70 spnIs. iase sbo nr,. :, - - -Liia.al.I 2 .a'
view it, and those disposed to purchaso are respecf
twill be sold whole or divided to suit the views
OF = paseh.ssrs sIs rs, Terms r liberal n,a,.',
VIfkfssTSIA ffssF 6LSsE MEGHASJSs 5IlIS,Sfss ISsTITTT
kSH Eab s4kHfEAasS asS
speetfully infof his friends and the public sencraiv
that he ID prepared with increased acIties to mann
facture and put up in the best Iron Vefau-s
dahs and Balconies ofa variety Of patterns as welI as
plsin and ornamental Railing OF either Wrought or
Cast Iron, for dwellings Parks and Cemetery fots-
&c upon terms that cannot fail give satissacion
LR eau isrespectfally solicited before parchaspx
Oc|dn 9Th street. ieaa a2 10 Iafsyes,e Hs,r 40
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS On THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVIIlLE, AND SOUTH, -
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER 10
Breakfast! Breakfast Z: Ample time given
I'sti-t to eat. ~ b 's' sfas ~ I
wS 2 q abs s
the Richmond and Danyile and South Side Rsiroads
immedlstsy on their arrival on the cars. q .s-s
PRINTING OFFICE FOR sALE.-AG
ginia town. Andn one of the wealthiest and lsrgests
Counties in the State is offered for sale privately
hde subser,be snae large and profitable Advertising
and Job custom, wIch is constantly and rapidly
efes..nS g., soI address the Editions
I UMBEK, MAHSGANY AND SHIN
5000 feet 81 South csrsaa Dressed Flooring e. sa.,
$1,000 fee. - NORTH Csreiias isek,1' SO y'rsss
100000 feet clear White Pine = i3ass % ss zs
75,000 feet 5-8 and 81 Button WI aB
10000 feet ss Oak, for tobacco hoes ais' ""
+ 5000 ooo feet iush do, Do de- = r Grad
10000 feet lx5 Rough Flooring -"
100000 feet seasoned "a and inch Plank sz5eta
100000 large Cyprus Bunch Shingles
An assortment, of Mahogany Plank and Newell
nls For sale low and ON nsn ,s. s.S ma
sp25 II, - 60 .-T~a BELvIN 4 P1RKEh1DSy
oll5 RRSGs bsfs nnS.S5szs RsAlNNTs "a MT 3
Ell Gapp co h.s. u ..sss %
now lsesiyaS .hsI Ts ssssL s.nhlssias shsir u.s.i
in lots TO SUI. very low for CASH the
s bs au "a harn lsrt~o
,ss ss!. s'' rs''s. zee ss ss. Lamp E.:s;S d S
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MILLING sHAWI,s.-.A very lsyGe
ssss "a =. =, IryshHs stsvjs, seWs very ssps9sr
g L.. KEEN, EALnUIAsk Il co.
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E.Ce,I q R1sK FRyITT-

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
s..,;rs sens guments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn
a. &C. and give their personal attention to sales
,fsas and keep constantly on hand large and gene
n v.naaeat Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
A. IL T-dSwts
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Ts. REESE. Agent for Selecting. Pur.
j, .hs.ng ind Forw arding PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
" 70 Exchange Building, Baltimore, Md.
Tie advertiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
tE1,s. Il Of the best qualities, to consumers and
issle,. Oh best terms ...
fFrOrdes forwarded to the above address, will be
.5anp,ly pxrcuted ie I5-dk cGm
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WfiLIIIMT. iifi COLEMAN & CO., SHIP

" PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CilnOkSL AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
,s.t.-0thce No. 81. Wall Street, New York.
w. 7. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. II. WILLIAMS. !.
gr COLEMAN is il New York. and will give ship D.
Erssyer, information ss to markets, shipping, &c.
n EXCHANGE on San francisco for sale by
WM. T. COLE NAN.
il Sta 81 Wall street.
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VIIkSsssISIA VISs Ga q, MECHANICs 1 g INsTITTTE

JAMES D.. BROWNE FOR SPECINEES or
IRON RAILING EXHIBITED ATTHE LAST AN
NUAL ExneBlTfON.-The sbscriher would fe.i.
that he ID prepared with increased faciites to mann
facture and put up in the best manner Iron Vefau-
Plain and Ornamental Railing of either Wrought or
Cast Iron for Dwellings, Parks and Cemetery Lots-
Also-Fauit and Ceilar Doors. Area, Grating Hinfes
ER cau isrespectfuiy solicited before purchasinx
lsewhere. JAS % BROtVNF 41TsSf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

NOTICE.JTO PASSENGERS ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVII4LE, AND SOUTH,
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBuRG:
Breakfast! Breakfast.! Ample time given
= stltztsff- to eat. ftit ~ tfsf.s 81 7
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the ma.
sengars saily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danvilie and South Side Railroads
immediatey on their arrival ON the cars. 81 .sss
my 17--lln ,sy ...- SAM,L d. BIJRKE