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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03
correspondence of the Dispatch

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. LIST, 1855.
Dear DlSpatch-l avail myself few mo-
aAs previous to the departure of the cars.
nTltey You few lines.
llHhrst day OF the month dawns upon us
u prospects somewhat bri ghtened, yet un.
vi circumstances not altogether as auspi-
3s as We had hoped for On Saturday and
"sllsy there were more deaths than bad
, ..alLea for the same period during several
Tug o'ys. On the former day, there
&c Inlf'een deaths; on yesterday, I learn,
.r ns were eight. Among these, there were
"si chlidren-s0me with other diseases
~ !, The prevailing fever.
NE lhomas Emmerson, Jordan Curli,o
W David Brown were some of tbosa .ho
I'D Saturday. '0 u 'no'e VINO
u hunter, of Brooklyn, n Y, died yester
ne arrived here about eight DAYS since
t Sanitary Committee and Several n o
nm w se ~ nun not to remain, as his coming
I I'M, North, and his delicate appearance
surely indicated that he wouii becnmn
tliIy Vlctim. lie rather strangely resist.
'ueie entreahes and remained, Dur;nn
MS orle, Illness he was confident he wonl5
over. But, alas the disease nressod ~
- Id'ai contamination. His f,naraI sor
- took place in the large parIor of tba
-s7 ID winch he died, and were c0n5notn "a
n9 heT Thomas Hume, OF the Rsn otea
'u'eA' IL was TO me very atfect;n, 70 p n.;.
: DIS brother physicians standby W VII
t,, mans and Participating in the solemn
..s.. . ~n mem were like him, from distant
.z4r1n ""H nau come here at the call of their
Nns IeiiOWs, on their errand of naro or.
i,epys =, .Gem had passed the ordeal hsH;:y,.
, ya's from tde fever, but Others of Tug
"a, lie him 1pe ~ lhe 'rlal not knowing but
s.a AND I III hey should be laid low in
I.sp5 ~ - pqfled among strangers. | nm.
4p. onIv Hunter has left a family, mar.
Spue5 5,t VILE to whom it is said he was
!. Wv cut few months. 'N A0 was
@E 800 r'o Coie, OF Philadelphia. d,sd lss, su.
a41ras,s A. his Illness was OF Iy for two d..
a. Ina, !O'thss the Remark OF nhus,c;. =
1%sgst, n, u Tue recent cases wsrs more
aao, sers d. any previously known. DIR -
early bon. ehty Inferred this morning at a
tide lie n.n.I
~ wu ,I,o service at the Catholic Church,
''cie, On sei Vice at one of The Baptsl
ssss. s,s Yesterday. All the rest of the
!ag ,bs ne el'.ed, as their ministers are sb,sn,
~ di. proa' sa'T' o amid scenes which they
sssor h., are preferable to them. The Cath.
w I'D b,a h oeen overcome by hi. fslis uins
h.pvy ~ oeeh quite sick for several weeks
NJ Hums 70 the numerous friends of the
'ta e,ssI'a,! maj be continues In the enjoy
ps''sr, ''''n' health, having entirely escaped
.'t.rao,ndl aently been so worn down by
~ hsye f aaay labors he has performed,
~,-e ,ubie Jared it was inevitable he would
las / slea OF the fever. 0'''
EJECT Of amp chilly morning, and fea,
W sS%.. Of our kind hearted friends sss b b,
Tug s ae, Ia in the fact that most Of the
~ sestbs Us has ss, been only suited for the
2ag suit as' even now, for the want o
Ia ' no 10 this damp, cool Sc ason.
''ld'nce Of the Dispatch.
dss Slry to say that there ret have s'b beer
sssscs ny Y y, the fever, aud some new
suson, LADY, NJ N. i..sp
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-, 80, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

.ova, is still gradually but rapidly dy
.,e out 10 the infected cities MONDAY 'hsf
y" bnt eish. deaths 10 Portsmouth, and
ia N-rfolk. IN r,a.s
y The friends of DIR. Hargrove will be pleas
- learn that he has fully recovered d. hsv
h.ap confined to hisroom only by OIL
NJ. f C. Steele and A. NJ. Lowry from
-. lesion, S. C., arrived in Richmond yes
,.v afternoon. on their way home from
s.rfo,k. u-osnona
w;r hs seen that one Of our correspond
- from Portsmouth reminds the ehaFita
:. .b.t m winter clothing has been sent to
,;.r and that the people are much ia wait
| ( such apparel NJ
~ Henry Selden died at Hampton Mon
evening. He breaihed bis last at the
~, Uouse, where he had been confined
f,cs his attack
n, Moore, of Norfolk, is better.
r.s morning papers of Norfolk will be is
ri on the 18th inst, and the News latter
was to have been issu ed Monday.
w. G. Holiday, of Portsmouth, was
.s,ut returning to his post, having almos'
FLY recovered.
correspondence has passed between the
Iv,yor-Dr. Whitehead and Francis III.
,g.rk. Of New Orleans, in which the latter
signs the position of Chief of Police, in
,a;eauence of urgent calls to his home, and
,eos a report of the police branch Of mu-
iosl affairs during bis administration
,ou the report we learn that James custer
now acting as Chief Jailor, and Captain
rtis assistant do. VIM. Gosline, in jsil for
| q. murder OF Murphy, died Sept 4th; Jos
urtney, for larceny, died Sept. 12th. Ten
.-ineers were discharged. j d Marks, of
y.g Orleans, for robbing the dead, was COM
-lsd on the 5ih and discharged on the 9Th
| A. September All others On serious charges
| y. still in confinement.
Twelve men were sworn in on the 18th
..o, As night oh, with Mr. Dyer as Lieu
,.ran, These men receive rs cts. per night
inn the Howard Association in addition to
tie pay they get from ths city.
The Mayor answers Mr. CIack's letter of
,.gnstion in an eloquent and grateful let.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-The steamer George
Law has arrived here from California with
S755,0o0 in specie.
Among her passengers is Col. Steptoe and
Capt. Ingall, U. s. A.
The steamer Uncle Sam. which stopped at
Acapulco, on her way up lost thirty six pas
sengers by cholera
The passengers on board the George Law
contributed 500 for the Norfolk and Ports
mouth sufferers
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w HlTE FLANNELS-Only IL 10 cts.
w All in want of chesp Elanneis can find thsm
at SILAS l. JOHNSONS,
oc2 No 81 Main Street.
WOODLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND

~ ~ -.
w FOR SALE-The subscriber wishing to re-.
move to the mountains, will sell bis Property on the
Brooke Plank Road, one and half miles from Rich
mond.
The tract contains l78 acres; about 70 acres In
woods, Of which 20 heavily timbered.-
There are several beautiful building sites on the
land; so acres are cleared asd highly Improved, hav.
Ing been cultivated by him a market garden. The
place is remarkably healthy. and the neighborhood
excellent. There 10 we'll of fine water near the
dwelling
The improvements of the first order having
been erected within the last four years. in the hand
soonest stye, and of the best mate rials The dwell.
ling s so feet square, with two passages and stair
ways with elegant porticoes in front and rear, and
contains eight large rooms with frepsces to each,
snd connected by folding DOORS besides four closets
The fiash OF the interior is chaste and beautiful,
marble nautels and hearths. and modern CRATES with
the walls handsomely pa2ered. The eu,-buildines
rst.rate and consist of kitchen and store-room
of brick connected to the dwelling by covered
way; large and welbuilt house for servants, CON
taiaing five rooms; handsome octag on smoke-house.
covered with tin; wash house, end of the best
atsbles in Virginia, having accommodation for Is
horses, 2 carriages, aud large amount of forage
To appreciate the property, it 10 only necessary to
view it; and those disposed to purchase are respect
full yrequestsd to do
1t will be sold as whole, or divided to salt the
views of purchasers. FERNS liberal.
sc 2S -dkc3~ RICHARD HILL
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BY ALEX. MOTT.
7 .ARGE AND PEaEMPTORY sAII

l .ARGE AND PE2EMPTORY SALE
- of NEW FURNITURE, direct from the ms,u.
fsetuiers-Wil be sold on TUESDAY, October ?
81 ~ csiosk large lot cfNev Furniture in lots to
tul: the trade, consisting ss follows: y = 3
Marble Top and Pillow Bureaus Splendid Carved
Cabinets and Bureaus Sofas, D,vsus Lounges Cot.
tase and French Post Bedstesds Tables Wsrdrobes
snc Nurse Spindle back; handsome Gilt Rockers sud
6heiFs Bsrp Grecian Back. Crystal Patace. Scroll
acss, fioe Chairs and Cushions : -
The above stock IL ell fresh and in order and
worthy the attention OF country merchsnts and city
dealers. Ssle without reserve 80
Terms cash ALEX NOTT Avct a.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the
weather. the above sale hAs been postponed until
THIS MORNING, ct 10 o'clock - - = :.
ocS ALEX yOFY AIT
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CONN ERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2d.-Market dull. Flour
No sales Howard street. Ohio held at 81 81 CITY
Mills 81 IS Wheat declined $50 CITE. White 81 IS
si.95; Red 81 70sSl 90. Corn dull White Sea
Sc; Yellow 87a89. Rye Md, s1O5sSl 10; PENN
sylvania, Sl.l5. Mess Pork S2l; prime 20 Ba.
con sides 131 .4al3 3 Shoulders l23 4al3 -
Bulk mea-Sides IL "a; Hams IL 3.4; Shoulders
ll3 Lard IL 3 In lo,s-13 1-2 in kegs. Beef
unchanged.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
~ SCHOOL STATIC merry
PIANO FORTES.
JAMES WUODHOUSE & Co,

JAMES WUODHUUSE & CO.,
Have been receiving for some time past their Fall
supplies of School Books School Stationery, Piano
Fortes Music, &C.. which, added to their previous
good stock hand enable them to furnish orders
completely as can be done psrhsps anywhere.
IN THE SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT
ing, Reading. Arit hmetic Geography, Grammar, Al
zebra. Geometry, Surveying Astronomy, Philoso-
ply, Rhetoric Logic, Elocuion, Composition His
tory. Chemistry, Physiology and Geology.
The Greek and Latin CLASSIFY. Elementary and ad.
venced works in Creek, Latin, French Spanish, Ger.
man, Italian &c
IN THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
will be fcuad fall assortment Of States Ink, Ink
stands. Steel Pens, Pep,r, Copy Books. Exercise
Books Lead Pencils IDdia Rubber, Artistic Water
Co!ors, Bristol BOsrd, Drawing Pspsr, Cancels Hair
Sable and Pomsh BIu'h Globes, Mathematical In
Etruments &c
IN THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
hey are supplied with larger stock IMAM usual OF
choice PIANO fOkTES, from several of the best
massrs 81 America, from the richest and most eie-
cant TO the lowest priced good instrument made -
| suitable for &C hoos
Martins aud other Guitars Of various qualities.
Superior stfinss for Guitar and HArp.
A large st0;k Of late, fashionable and standard
Music, and destruction Books for Piano and Guitar,
at as low prices a be obtaiued 10 any civ
Principals OF Seminaries. Teachers, Parents and
Pupils are respectfully invited to examination OF
their stock.
Prom pit and faithful attention sissn to orders ad.
dressed to JAMES WOODHOU8E 4 co,
&C 1T l39 Main st., Richmond We.
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FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2-The deaths here
from yellow fever last week were 81. The
fever is still raging in the interior as an cpl
demic.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
VALUABLE r E A L ESTATE Al

~ ALOADLC N = a Il E61 Ale Al
' AUCTION : On TUESDAY, 9th inst, at A
O'Clock p, shalt sell at auction, the pr mises
the house and lot lately occupied by Mr.. e. Gath
right fro ntins 81 feet S0th street. between Leigh
and Marshall streets, and running back the whole
depth of the square about S25 feet
there is kitchen and other out houses attached
Terms accommodating and made known on day of
sale. Il. CAUTHORN
I
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vi EDICINE CHLSTS FOR FAMILY

~ USE. Nost peIsons throw their bottles Of
nedieine about 20, that when any 10 wanted Il IL
either broken or mslad snd tic and % oney ID
niown away going after more medicine Y,u San
u enc year cave the price of Qua at ms N diane
NESTS BY hu5 log one " hch will hold ali your med
einss ahd be an ornamental pisee o. uruituie Each
eaest has book which tells Won all b ut medicines
ihs,r soses ks., and how to use Zee. ia .is GEES
~iii carefully pack them to send 70 distaoce.
.. p. 6EMfLE Apethsesry.
ocx 50z Main street.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
Dry GOODS. CLOTHING. &C.. AT
~ AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY, 50 inst at 10
O'clock at my store, will cell auction for cash.
an assortment of Dry Goods Clotbioe, Shoes. SO.
os CAUTHORN
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

GiEsFATE, ON BROOKE TURNPIKE, FOR
sALE-By virtue of 6ec,es of the County Cou-t
# Henrcn, pronounce IN sGit therein depending.
in the name Of Bartlett Tyler in his own right and
as Administrator Of Allen Tyler, SEN, deed, and
yoab Kerssy and Harriet his wife, Wsahnetsn
stankin and Betsey his wife, OF John Kersey and
Mary his wife, plaintiffs. ss Edmund Tyler. Alonzo
Tyler aud Ann Eliz, Tyler, the last two Of whom
are infants under the age of twenty one years. by
lanes Elicit, their guard az sd Item, assigned to
defend them in this sut-the undersigued Connie.
tioner apprentices BY . decree for the purpose will
sell on WEDNESDAY. the Sd dsy of October, 1855,
o'ciess r certain piece or parcel Of Land.
iying and being Ia the county of Henrico. three
miles from the city of Richmond on the old Brooke
Turnpike read, contsaing two acres. It being the
same owned aud occupied by Allen Tyler, Een.. ds-
CEASED, late of the couoty OF Henrico asseci
Also-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Henriso, pronounced on the 18th day of My,
1855 In the sause of Bartlett Tyler, guardian, 10.
rs John Taylor, guardian ad litem &c Il will sell
at the same time, the premises, certain piece or
parcel Of Land adjoining the piece allows described.
TO the highest bidder containing about six acres be
the same moro or less
Terms made known on dsv OF sale
BARTLETT TYLER, Commissioner.
Sc 14-c3t&td6s ~
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF NE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF NE
IA GROES HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, MEDICAL BOOKS, SURGICAL
AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS. Ac.-On FRIDAY
NEXT the 9Th inst, u i'll be sold at the residence
Of the late Dr.. r. L. Bohannan, on Bread ret
opposite the Monumental Church a Negro Woman
and Two Likely childreu. The woman 10 a most en-.
cellent sesmstress. Also, ali the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of she usual variety
some of the Furniture is very handsome, and we'll
selected, including a handsome Rosewood Piano
Also, his Medical Library consisting (ao donb,) of
well selected works. Also his Surgical and other
Will bs sold at ~ o'cloet. M. for ss.b The etber
propert will be sold upon credit of months for
all of $50 and over, for approved endorsed
notes; all sums under $50. cash The terms of the
sale must be compiled with in every before the
property 10 delivered.
SECONDHAND Carriage will be added to the above
sale. GEO. WOODFIN, Admr.
2-dt
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BY LARUs &. SHINE.

MIGHT SALE, Dor. 1sr, 1S55-TO-
~ NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock, we will sell
at store, No74 Main Street. lar ge assortment
of Staple and Fancy Goods. embracing almost every
rce in the fancy ne and suitable for the city and
country trades.
VIII be offered, extensive stock OF English,
Gold. patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and Cyl.
nderf; patent Silver Levers; Anchors and
Also, spIendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of all
yies; tog- ther with large stock of Double Barre
Guus, Pistols, &C., de- 800
Country merchants would do we'll to attend thesc
1aies, az great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be q reprepresented ).
&C 1-h LARUS SHINE, Auots.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF L A N

A VALUABLE TRACT OF L AND
"A NEAR THE CITY or RIG noND AT
O'Clock upon the premises will be sold attract Of l40
acres of Land: lying on the Stony Run road, sbou
.s: o. 'g To-. sns 9TH
ers. and opposite to Rural Shades, the farm of Mr.
Tompkins. :.
The quality OF this land Is of the very best for the
culture of the crops Of this vicinity. 1t 10 we'll wa
tered, and lies beautifully. and II now In 9 cd
state OF fertility, a. the present corn crop VIII show
There IL sufficient wood for the purposes Of the place.
This land probably combines az many Of the advsn-
taees sought aud required farm of its size
the city GO any In the market and We there fore
invite the particular attention of those seeking such
Il c.n be divided into three beautiful farms Of
equal SIZE, according to plat which may be seen at
our office, and wi be sold, or In the entire.
may be desired at the time of sale.
TERMs.one-tOurth ea.h; balance .. n: = d.
AI ocs '-' TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Auets.
o. ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
0A BREEDERS The following nae BLOOD
FANNY the Four Mile day Of the Fsirfsid IVA }
RACES. Oct 5th, 1855. immediately after the Race:
By Stallion .sa sspdon now h's years
3 Cray msrs. Andrswetsa. about Is years old. now
'' s. Gray Coli. By Revenue. dam Andrewstss, now
I sorsI Colt. by Tsllo-Ho. dam Andrswest..
.hs q
Talsy Mr.. Tailey has consented 70 sell the stock
| entire and without the least reserve.
The Stock 10 now ct the Fairfield Race Couvss, In
| 6ne condition under the immediate charge Of Mr..
j. Tslley who will take pleasure In giving any infor.
| nation In regard to them.
The property Il sold for division. on account OF
| tba oontinued indisposition OF Mr. Cheatham.
| 70 persons wanting such pfoparty, . rare chance
10 now offered TO supply themselves with tho besa
| blood In the countfy.
Terms cash. =. Cnuars
..x,oas Acting f9i S 90 than
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BY TEONAS w. KEEsEE,
(Ofics with Geo. J. Sumner. No 20 Pearl 81

Tw FOUR MULES, WAGON AND
IA HARNESS. FOR SALE At AUCTION
W I'll be sold on WEDNESDAY morning next Oct
81 on CouncH Chsmher Hli at Esrnest's Stable, at
10 O'clock. four very fine young well broke Mules
enc wagon and Wood Body, with full sets of Har-
TEsMs-Ninety day credit, for approved endorsed
nesot sble paper, with interest added
seS8 THOS w. KEESEE Auct
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VUYUKE D1Ya-
By LARJs & SHINE

JANUS 0 SH1NE.
A COUNTRY STGs X OF DRYGOODS
On raI,nnTHING, SOCKS, &c. AT AUCfTON1
o,elo,n hsDAY, the 4th Instant commencins al 10
lara We VIII sell, In our sales Room nm stairs
ins IN .ocs OF Dry Goods, Clothing Socks Dc be-.
CAM" streets 1T c,pntry store ernbrscinr 10 part
nses. Muslips, superior sviss do. Meriros Aa.
Gatto. u Laces Cambria Inserting, Wells si!s ard
,,sii.on andlerchiefs Linen Chen, zsttes Mourning
n,nne's shawls Also q lot Of Cloths C...smsres'
~ Vestfnrs; also good assortment OF season
sock. 'aaS mads Clothing, and so dozen heavy Yarn
aEssMs-cash on delivery.
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I LIQUORS. AND WINES -Tbese who
oau find At WINSTON b ROWEkpa esnsfal -.
sartment Among them We hove - s.
Guard. Dupuy Co., and Hennsssey Lcn1on peek !
brAnds-stntsae OF ls44 70 lasO - - r
Pare Rye Whissey-wauanted nins ysars ola
Champagne and Clarst 40 40 49,
S All (which We warrant pure. 9th large aeooyt@
mont OF othsr Brandes, Whlskiss asa Wiaee q -
WINSTON / PoWERA
oo2-2v Corner Of CARY saA Pearl stseIfA
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ENT'S NETT SHIRTS AND DRAW
N ERs.-Op ensd hne assortment 81 oenrs 80
ALIAS u JOHNSON, ssss
oo2 No u. Aaia eusst
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I LOlHING AND GENTLEMEN'S
,ng ,ats, nNIsHlN0 WEAR--The subscriber hey.
urge and well selected stock Of roN A''
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
1pur AND ALL KINDS
,vh, uohI.NILEMEWS FURNISHING GOODS.
cash prices - '"o 'eiJ o"est rev Yorf
p..s N with large manufacturing bust
ndsowedse of the Clothing Trade in Lvucbbu.s
ss. ne nss been IN this business for the last lei
st ~ us prepared to offer inducements seldom
rnr.h;. Lherefore, come ore, come oil befo1
NJ a,ng elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
'"o''' !" ~quck sslsg and small profits"
u,s SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
an ll-3m A1"'oi' hichHono, va.
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EO LII G AND SCHOOL TEXT
supplied themselves with an extensive stock of -
SCHOOL, ACADEMIC, AND COLLEGE
TEXT BOOKS,
Embracing the latest and most approved works
sdapted to Elementary, Primary, and advanced STU.
dies.
They have devoted particular attention to adding a
good sto OF Greek Latin, French, Italian German
and Spanish BOOKS by approved authorr
Teachers, Parents and Pupils procure from the
rnbscribers everything they may require In The way
OF School Books and Stationery, upon reasonable
terms
- A liberal discount made to Teachers
se 19-dO5f
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CUGAR CURED HAMS "A prime AZ
- tic,s, averaeinss lbs. eaeh. In tsrsss--rsesis
Ing to-day and Tor ssis sH,,...I ..o.ur,
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EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
l. VALENTINE COHEN. IT'S Broad street has
nc" opened his New Stock for the season, which
embfsces every variety Of desirable goods in Fancy
ana Staple On hand very large stock of Cotton
and Wooien Hosiery, EmbroJeries Haudk erchiefs,
Closks and Tsluss of the latest designs shswIs
Blankets, Flame IL, English aud French Metinoes,
Ribbons. Trimmings Laces Prints, Goods for Cent?
eai Boys Wear &c
The public is -ctfully invited to examine ny
stocs before purchasing elsewhere My prices /.
be uniform and low
VALENTINE COHEN
&C l-lw" IT'S Broad street
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DECLINE in THE PRICE OF CHO-

nECLINE IN THE PRICE OF CHO-
DTHlNG.-Msny persons ars. perhaps not awars
that Clothing has greatly declined In the price, sod
LEWIS City Made Clothing Estsblishmsat he
manufactures his whole stock Of Cioshins II this
city, thereby saving the manufacturers pr.Ht. aoA
enabling him 70 sell 81 20 per cent less than those
Who do not manufacture their stock. some meT
doubt this but seeing 10 believing We advise tAs
" s S'A ''' a. LEVY. 50 Nsip ssrssk
oe2 a& Opposite 81 Charles Hotel
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WANTED:-I wish to employ a good
sEaMsTREsS to live with my family in the
country. A respectable woman may probably find
3 permanent home by addressing z G. LEIGH.
The Union. Powhata, county. stating terms &c
oc s. At
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ROARDING.-A Gentleman and Lady
- may obtain genteel accommodations in pti
vate family on franklin stre ct between 9Th and 9Th,
second house from the East of 3D. nearly CD.
posite Rev. Mr.. Reads Charch. oc 2-2t*
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WA-EgS

WANTED-A colored NURSE for the
W balance of the year None need apply upJe,s
they can come well recommended Apply at this
office -. Q o. Or
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WIN BOWDEN, PRACTICAL HOUSE
w AND SHIP PLUMBER, 10 now prepared
o put up Bot and Gold Shower Baths, Life and
Force Pumps, Water Closets and all kinds Of
Plumbing Work, ON reasonable terms. All he asks
is trial.
~Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Ny shop 10 at No. 300 Main street. between 9th and
n streets. oc 2-5t*
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NEW MALKEREL. - loo barrels No. 3
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4 NOTICE.-A mn UAL
: AGRICUL TU RAJ EXHIRI.

~ Ess5{55<a5Esz NOTICE.-A mn UAL
Nx A0RICUL RAJ EXHIRI.
TlON.-On the occasion of the esuIar annual exhi
hilton of the Agricultural Society Of Virginia which
will commence in Richmond on Tuesday S0th Octo :
Der next, all members of the Society," and articles
brought over the route for the purpose of exhibi-
ton, will be charged the usual fare enc wsy only
for any portion of the Distance between Wsshjne.
ton and Richmond =
Members OF the Society, exhibition Of their
certificates OF membership at the time If taking pas
sage for Richmond, will receive tickets In return,
not transferable, free of charge.
SAMUEL RUTH
suoerintendent of Transportation.
Office Richmond. Fred'g & p. r r. Col
Richmond, Sept. q 1855. I aeH