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HCG SALES IN THE WEsr.-The Louisville Cou-
rer OF late date says: Holders of hogs tor packs
Ing are very stiff at high figures and we hear Of
sales In Danviile, Boyle county, of between 5000
and 5000 hogs at 2 cents gross This Is equsi
TO Ia cents net at the pens. Some 900 hogs,
for packing, recently sold at st Louis at 10 1'2
cants
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

y The crculstion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined. -
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SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD The first coal
train over the new link of the Sudbury and Erie
Railroad left Northumberland Tuesdsy morning
for Eimira, New York. temporary track has
been laid to the New York State Fair Ground near
Elmirs, and the train to form one of the de-
posites at the fair. Ex Governor Bieer, the Presi.
dent of the Road, accompanied the train.
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cAR FACTORY Buasr.-The Union Car factory q
Chicago wss burnt Tuesday. Loss estimated q
csc, 600. s8Ss
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MAYORS CouRr.-The Mayors Court for
the city of Richmond will be held at O'Clock A.
NJ from the 10th Of April 70 the 10th OF October
After the 10th of October at 10 O'Clock.
Tor Civil business on Thursdays, always at II o'cll
NJ sel-ly
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UNFORTUNATE APPEAL A correspondent Of the
New York express. writing from Bueoos Ayres. re-.
ates the case of prisoner named Acosta. who had
been sentenced to ten years confinement for murder
and az eale from the sentence. Under this appeal
he was sentenced to be shot first, and then hanged
in chains after wards. The la,t sentences was exc
cuted-tne bsyonet being brought in requisition TO
despatch the unhappy appellant.
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NOTICE-To THE STOCKHOLD-

NOTICE-TO THE sTOCKHOLD-
~ ERs OF THE VIRGINIA CENThAL hA!L.
SOan COMPANY-The annual meeting or the
StocshoiSsI. Of this Company will be held in the
sitv of Riehmond on the sch day Of kovsnber 1855.
.h foowius resolution, adopted at their last annual
meeting 1900 -,..- ,vox. ,..,, ,r.I,.
months before any ensuing meeting OF the Stock
hoissrs of this Company shall be valid"
j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
ofisa Va. Central r. r. Company,
Richmond, Oct I'd, 1855. ) 90 S-t9N
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~ OPENING MNA
i FALL MILLINER
cKA LOOK OUT.-NEW CAR
295a@2N RAGE HOUSE The Suhscrihar haus

store al No. 81, Main street, Richmond Va, bsss
leave to inform his friends and the public at large
Rocsaways, top and no top Buggies. Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this marke ct;
and Spurs of various qualities and prices; Carriage
Gig, and Riding Whips; Canss Umbrellas and Buck.
,;g,es Truaks, Vases, Carpet Bags
making altogether one OF fn7 tSslsss and pIites1e
State persons to equip the seves for horse back
and carriage riding, every article for either 10
embraced In stock. The public 10 most respect
fully invited to call and anime his stock aud prioes
ha does not say he sells lower than Others for he
don't know hat others debut only asks of persons
who gsnt any of the above articles to look at his be-
fore irving elsewhere. He assures them that every
inducemeat which can, will be offered to serve
them. .- t..
To Saddlers he would say that he has q large aud
varied assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers, which he will sell them at low
prices JNO. w. DENNIS,
No 81 Main IT.. doors above st. Charles.
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A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an expert
sneed practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and 0bsts
triss having located On Broad street, three doors
above tenth Offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Rishmond.
he has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice Of Midwifery, and to the treat.
ment Of Diaeasss Of Women and Children.
ap 1-Smt kICHD g. CAU7HOkN, N. D.
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~ ;NI.o.IlCE.-D NCING AGA

n nNfuIlCE.-D ANCING AGA
q NIX JOSEPH C. DUEsBERRY
II o1s;p ss pIss'u-e 10 announcing to the ci.i1sn.
fr D.o,io, NJ inishm,nd that be will open bis Aeademy
asl,lhs pob. an ire .o.h Of October, Mr.. Dnesbery
sss hi, h. pSoiIc fcr past announcement Ha will
NJ rxettlons to solici, the sspe this a. ,,on
r.,hs Fly mas succeeded in getting a Hall oupe.
ns. hichanae Bank. which he hs. tted M ip
Hs n. wi,ba, aye; Entrance on Msin st.
ncCss The 10 The citizens that he will r-
NaIa., snS -" aaa.honsbie Dances Qusdrilles and
eu.m.sl.osne lo ne hatt1rs himself that he has turned
eA, NJ n me dancets as any other teacher in tbe
sofu., can be seen at his office, at Mr.. Os.
aOuu ofg spS'e pS'e the Exchange Bank, between the
4u Il hno Ssnd O'Clock. se 23-l5t
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The OLDEST GENERAL.-The statement tha.
marsnal Rsdetzky Is the oldest general 10 Europe
ls contradicted. That distinction IL claimed BY
General DespeauX, of the French SERVICE aged "a
VINO entered ths army In 1776, was appointed gen.
eral OF brigade in 1893, and general Of division In
the following year, so that he Is a general of 81
years standing while Marshal Radeszky, sged SO,
is only of SO years standing.
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THIS is to certify that have suffered
very much with Dyspepsia and disordered bowels
able physicians without any permanent relief, waa
advised to use BAKERS PREAiIUM BITTERS, which
cure of that awful scourss. 1t gives great pless-
ure to recomme nd them to the public.
Your obt serv't. p. Il. JORDAN.
Hanover County, Va, Oct. l, 1855.
To Mr. Z BAKER. Richmond. Va.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale in Richmond by Megsrs. PUkCELL,
LADD CO. and Druggist generally. oc2
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NAvAL.-The United States frigate Savannah
Capt Mercer, from River Plate; the United States
cutter Joseph Lane Capt. Nones, from Norfolk for
San Francisco, 10 sail In few days and the Uni.
ted States brig Bainbridge, Capt. Rowen. from Riv-
er Plate-were at Rio Jsnero Aug lst 22d. The
United States steam frigate Powhatan, Capt Nc
Ciuney, was at Hong Kong July 10.
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N FOR SALE-A aeat fia.aoi House
q on MAYO strset, contain ng rooIns kitchen
sood and coal houses, with atsr ia lae y.rd The
otfrons l6 feet en- Mayo st and run. baas Cd Ey-
me-. street 40 feet. For ten ia, whioh will be vesy
lbssl spplYso Thus. w. KEESEE,
Iy lS-u No 20 Pearl ct
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NJ OTI G. E The Co-Partnership of
~ BROWN l. SHOOK. having been dissolved,
the undsrsignsd will be responsible for debts
hereafter contracted by his late partner. John FL.
Shook ks s9-Iw* SAMUEL 3 BROWN.
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~ FOB RENT-A Cottage residence
E containing nine rooms, II Grove street, In the
pwr Of Sidney, e short di.sance fiom the Fair
Grounds. apply to w. }. HUBBARD.
10. II
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NOTICE.-My store will be closed on
IN Thursday and Frd y the 4th and 5th last I, and
re-op ened Saturday evening; after which time,
shall continue to open az usual.
ocS A. LEVY. SO Main sf.
pLAYING CARDS -l5 gross cheap
Playing Cards, suitable for the Country trade.
just received and for sale by
osS LOUIS BOSsIEUX.
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FALL IMPOR- -
L. TATIoN-LA n q q
STOCK OF GUNS.
pIsTuTa AND RI.

aLE GLE AND DoUBLE BARREL GUNS. of superior
finish
ALsO-A splendid variety Of Powder Flaska. Of
approved styles; fine Game Bags, Wsd Cutters Dog
Calls and Collars; Eiy's waterproof Central Fire
GLsO-Coit's Repeating PISTOLS, Anep's Re-
volvers and everv description Of Pistol nov u uee.
Guns stocked and repaired with nsstnsss snd cis'
patsh. yA4Es MAro1s
Gun Importer, 1doon above %. Chailss Hoesi.
ne I2-lm - - 80.
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VIRGINIA.

a. noafoLK AFFAIRs.-T The following IL correspon-
1oucs t between Mayor White head Of Norfolk, and
i.,,a Cack Chief of Police, and the report of the
which he now resigns: -. -'''0''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

WHITE FLANNELS-Only 1919 cts.
w All in want Of cheap Flannes, can find them
at SILAS l. JOHNSON'S,
oc2 No 81 Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

J. l.. Armstrong we'll known Mississippi pilot,
died on the 27;h ult.
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NERVOUS SUFFERERS HAVE FOUND IT.
As an invisoraer and restoratlve where gentle sti
mulant 10 wanted we believe it superior to all the
Cordials before Il public. cure for Dyspepsia,
Cough, 6crofuls and Rheumatism, with oil diseases
Of the stomach aud bowels; it has been truly sue
most valuable remedy, which thousands will testify
Call aud get pamphlets, and see cures.
HEAR, AND TRY II
| BALTIMORE, March IA, 1855.
| Messys Mortimer & MoWbyzy:
Gentlemen-1t will be out eff my power to tell
you. in this certificate, of all the good have deriv.
ed from the uae of DR.. HAMPToN's VEGETABLE
TISCTURE. For moro than twelve months have
been in bad health, with what my Doctors call Rheu
matism, Dyspepsia, and general arrangement OF
the whole nervous system; for weeks at the time
unable to leave InY bed, with severe pains in
my side, back and breast with appetite and great
debility After trying various edies from which
derived little IL any benefit became nuch dispi-
rits6; at this time was advised by friend, who had
been cured by the Tincture to make a trial OF 1t.
am happy did 80, for after taking two three bot
ties, fnd myself restored t. health
Al daus lter also, who was broken down in health.
has boon ra.tcred byit Some of my ueighbors have
also been culed, and others benefited by its use.
LILY desiIs 10 to bear testimony Of the good have
derived l eanHOt say too much in favor OF this
luabe medicine, express in this way all ths suf
ieIias5 i0 hich have been relieved; but If those
who are afflicted. will call on me, will give them
satisfat5Iy evidence of the grest healing and
TURE. Yours, tralv.
WM high. 1875 South Paca 1t.
VI P5r Dottle, ak bottles for IS
Sold IN Richmond, by o. SFRECKER and
PURCELL, LAuD & CO. and by all ths Draggi.ts
-" Petarzburg aad elsewhere, Call and get P.gph-
lets gr4tiE. 10 24-dksts
DAGUERREoTYPEs- & DUKE,
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.-PowERs & DUKf
EAGLE SQUARE.
DaRuerre etypes must be perfection,
Since pictured by the suns direction,
Heavens own bright rays shed from above,
To enshrne the forms of those we love.
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GNNNm FALL STOCK BOOTS
IT"TH SHOES, TRUNKS. &e Il am now
.<,tnThN tSSa aV opening my Fall stock Of Boots.
S9zsxx-AL-4A Shoes, Trunks, &c and repeatedly
coil the attention Of my friends and purchasers gen.
erauy to the following: $500
Ladies' Cater Boots of every grade
Ladies' Morocco ene Kid Boots and Buskins ysrious
qualities
LadieS Fancy Shoes OF every color and description
Ladies' Morocco and Kid SAppsrs. Ties and Buskins,
thick and thin soiea
Gents fine French Calf Boots. Congress Boots and
Oxford Ties
Gents Patent Leather Congress Boots and Shoes OF
every style
Gents Boots and Shoes of my own make Of ell
styles
Tosether with every description ofShoss for Msses
Boys. Children and Servants. Of my own and OF
Northern mapufacture.
To cash and punctusl customers my prices will be
JOHN C. PAGE Js
oc2 IL, Market Bridge.
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a FOR RENT.-Two Desirable New
Brick Dwellings. on Clsy, between 7th and sth
rrsst. contsining Rooms, with sas and water
pous,sion given immediately. For terms. sprly to
L. A. j CLOpTON
o2-lW at the store OF Mir. Taos 4. Rust
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!: :lNTERMuRLL BURIALs-Iu a communication 10
the Boston city councils, the Mayor of that civ
says '
"A peculiar source of inpurity In the s,r VIA
breathe In this compact city, Is believed to be from
emana'lons arising from vast accumulation of
accompanying animal remains, In burial grounds
and other receptacles for the dead"
he refers 70 plan for gradually closing the city
burial grounis,
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Ell NOTICE.-AN nm UAL

u zszsSa AssIouGTU a2o6GTiUA al = kxaasf. 4 n L
TION-Un th he occasion of the regular annual exhi
bition of the Agcultursi Society of Virgina which
will commence in Richmond on Tuesday. SDth Octo =
Der next all members of the Society, and articles
brought over the route for the purpose Of exhibit
tion will be charged the usual fare one gay only,
for sny portion of the distance between Washing.
ton and Richmond. -
Members of the Society, exhibition OF their
certificates OF eship at the time Of taking pas
save for Richmond will receive tickets In rsturns
SAMUEL RUTH.
Superintendent of Transportation.
Ofica Richmond, Fred'g 4 P. X. r, Co 4
~0 Ri.hnona Hant q 1855. aaH
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COR RENT.-Two Large hOOAIS on
t 2od Floor in the d seiIin ceIuar Of Broad and
n streets, with gas. We'll suited for meetings.
h,Or balls. &C 2-lm' Il. SiiUTTE
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EVAN'S DEPOT OF CHINA GLASS
l. AND EARTHENWARE.
SELF-sEALIN6 PRESERVE CANS.-The sub
sctibsr has bteD appointed by the celebrated New
York Patent Can Factory their ssent for the sale Of
their unrivaled
These cans II 1ire csment, but be used
every year with no liability to get cut order and
combine economy with utility.
The above offered at low rates and to country
merchants at factory prices
Call at Evans depot of Esrthenware, China and
Glass, where every article ia his line be bough
at ss low figures any house in Virginia, with
the inducements of . large discount for cash, than
can be obtained anywhere else.
J. d. 3. EVANS
oc1 1T Maie Street.
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: EMBARKATIoN OF MIssIoNARrEs.-Sailedo on Sa-
turdsy, Sept 90. 10 schooner Emily, for West f.
rics, to join the Msndi Mission. connected with
the American Missionary Association. Or. David
J. Lee, Mrs. Martha C. Lee, and Miss sarah a
Mcintosh. DR.. Lee Is native of Pennsylvania
and Mrs. Lee of Norfolk. Va. They have resided
10 Indiana Miss McIntosh IL native of Maine,
has resided Ia Illinois, and wss educated 10 tn,
Female Department of Knox College. Mrs. Lee
as we'll as her husband has a diploma of M. ID.
being regularly educated physician
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a FOR RENT-House No. 43 Main
~ Street, over VIM. Walsh's Shoe Store, con.
,ipns Nine Rooms and other eonveniences sults Die
b. large family or is we'll adapted for boarding
Sna,. bsipe located In the heart Of the city. 1hs
s9u,e has recently been newly papsred. Apply at
JOHN X. COOKE
Asepsy and Intel senos OHce, Pearl street
ALSO,
FOs HIRE.-A healthy. strong MALE COOK for
Ire for siE months Apply to j. R. COOK.
ot2-St
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n FOR RENT-A new and nice house
III on Adams street, betveen Clay aud Leish SITS.
Apply to ehobbs u AffEhsoN.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
Another Chance for

IE "a El2 c. "a II TAI 80 -
THE undersigned beng very anxious to dis.
/ Z pose of their present stock of merchandise
Row oiier to sell better s5aEga ms than can b,
boaght in South Arkansas;
TO aelOie safe Purchaser. scc sroul1
male time ant price LIBERAL.
AID snch OF our friends as need goods in small
quantities. viii find 1t much 10 their interest TO
select .foifl our Stock the STYLES and goods are
desi'a5.e, aad prices cannot be Objectionable
oHr stock consists in part of tie following ar
tic.es-.o wit:
AMERICAN & ENGLISH PRINTS
EsScacsaesi aud brown Do-nesties;
Piilew-Lnens g sheetines.
! able Linens all Styles and qualities.
Elown and IRISH Linens, good assortment
! Painted Lawns, iacoaets. VI usins and Barepes,
CiuglaIas of al ST. yIes aad qualities.
Alpacas and Me,inoS, all Coiors,
Flannels all kinds aud colors.
Jeans SaiiaetS, aud CaSsmers,
Blankets OF various kinds.
Meriao aad Blanket Shawls;
Merino and Cotton Hosiery.
Linen IGfead, good assortment
good assortment Of Hardware and Crockerx
LADIES and GEMS SADDLES
BRIDES Martneaies, Surcinsles and Girths.
Hats and Caps, and good lot of winter Clothing
Also a small assortment of Boots and Shoes. and
various other articles usually kept by us too
numerous to mention.
We earnestly invite orr friends to call and ex-
anime orr goods aud prices and assure them. we
Wa, spare no effort to sell them good GOODS at
prices to pay them Tor The visit. Let every BODY
call and see and We will prove to their Sat;s(ac,
ticu. what we az. to be true
u e beg also. 70 remind many of our Custom
eTs who have neglected TO call and settle their
notes. and accounts dae US for former wears tran:
sactions, that the time is now near at hand when
we VIII be competed 10 hare money and hope ali
viii come and pay up. as we c1,rro. extend further
Indulgence.
As We have never before called upon you in
tins Pd5ic manner. We trust you will be prompt
and spare US further trouble
TRlM6LE & JOHNSON.
Wasaingion Sent. lJth. 1855. 2S-lw
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
WATCHES AND gEvvEERy

We are nev' receiving, direct from the mann
iactureTs ana importers, large and varied asst
OF Gold and Silver Watches, fob and vest chains
seals. Keys rings. Bracelets lockets. gold and sill
yer pens and pencil cases elc.. S-c. y hics, are
warranted 10 be, represented, AID consist IL.
rart o ;he following articles:
= GEcE,es-Gold and silver patsn. lever h.,nt-
ing cases DupieZ, A1schor. Vertical IeDine
Verge and detached levers, eNiIa jeweisd and
rich engraved chses-
C1aiHs-tcid cisFh, fob and fancy vest claims
OF various PATTERNS, silver curb fob, engraved.
linked, aud fancy vest chains: Ladies gold cl a+-
telaines and pins; Gents geld chains and seals
OF a variety ofpatterns.
EsTaceEefs-Ladies gold box & fine bar brace
lets, Loekets, aat snaps, emf pins heart slides.
helt and ribnon pins, charms sc.
Ear EsiE,gs-Dgops and hoops Ladies flisres
ieari-coi as garnet suster.sciolI flutes let ic.o f
tw;stear rings; chlidrens ear rings, heart crape.
and plain hoop ear rings.
Breast ESEEas-Ladies fligTee and pearl. mo-
sale eia.ueled cameo, turquois and ga~net. cor
uean, anchor, masonic, ]. o. o. F., cross. pins.
Gents diamond, ruby. emerald. hyacinth. coral.
stone, masonic, I-o.o.L. k. H.. star anchor cTcsS
heart, Ratchet, saw and plane, scroll and plain.
Esiss-Peafi, ruby, topaz and garnet pearl <
ruby garnet and JET, enaueled, stone seal! dbl
heart scale rings; gents scale seal lar.e seal
Sc.zs IL EAeys--Go9d and silver seals and
keys oi every yGristy, fob ribbons and sold
buckles and slides.
Gold Pens aud peucl cases of various sizes.
Gold pens In SitYer cases. Ssc. Al for sale bv
B. l.. BRiTTIN & co
Washington, Crt- 3, 1855. 40-3
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
EAESr 20
Cabinet, manaGaetoFy.

THE undersigned world respectfully inform
! the citizens of Washington and It's vicint,
that be stii continues TO msnuacture aHA repair
- u II III ZS'-z Il = -sa-I
at his manufacturing room, opposite the Court
House, where he will at all times be prepared to
dill aay orders in-his line of business.
He would also announce to the public that he
has HEARSE always In readiness, a and will
give prompt attention 10 Fnnerals-GOffi1s
made order. d. II. HAWKS.
UGSkisgson. h5y 20, 1855 2I-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
Boots and Shoes.

1 complete assortment OF Russetts. Brogans.
Il gentlemens fine Gait Boots and Shoes-Ls-
ties CaIteTs sad Slippers Boys and Misses Shoes
o. all kinds aad qualities. Just received and for
a-eby T0LER & HOOKS
Ssgtszs5er 2s 1875 90
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
Without word OF sad farewell.

" I'''l'- q l'IlttII-- .VIs UI tIilt-
Dsf-Oa the Goth inst. JOEI. H iniant son Of
Ilos- ) AID Laura \. Spragins, aged 1 year and
i DAYS
Tod has blessed thee. t!.Ou art gone
Above brighter bone 10 find
Bus thou hast lett departed one
4 darker earth iOr Us behind. =
Dsd-At Attention, Wilcox county. Alabama,
n tEe 5Iia year Of bis age. JoHN P WILLIAMS.
9-ller-y Of Buckingham county, Va and brother
ci Capt D. Z Williams, of this place.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
Steam Saw & asrist MILE.

Steam Saw & GrisG Miss.
II AVINC purchased the Steam Saw and Griss
- Mill near this place, the same will be car
risd on as usual. Orders for lumber left with me,
or with any OF the merchants of Washington, will
be promptly attended to-
TERMS
Pine Lumber, board measure, 81 % per 100 foot.
Rough edge, 62kc
Oak, Board measure. 81 80
Gum, , so
Those wishing to have grinding DONE are re-
Guested TO come Saturday, as that is the day
set apart for that purpose.
The name OF the owner must be marked on his
sack or bag; otherwise | will not be responsible
ior any losses.
Bills for Lumber viii be due on the lst of Jam
uayy; and il not paid al that time, will bear ths
legal rate OF interest.
| have now on hand about 10000 feet of first
rate Lumber, of all kinds and mostly seasoned
JOHN FIELD.
Washington. .4ug. Il, 1853 34-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
GentIeEnega's Furnishing Goods,
z. DNGGER.

~ = = y u u Gee
M OULD respectfully inform his friends and
- customers. and the public generally that he
has ist received ronl the East. beautii,l assort
meHt of .
BIack, Rtue. anil Fancy CoIored French
* E-G = n e ESo
Black aud Fancy CASSIIIERES. SILK SAT-
lN, CASHMERE, aad various other fancy
VesiEngs OF Different Styles.
GOODS SJTTIBLE for CLOAKS
aud foil assortment Of ali kinds of trimmings for
making up CLOTHING in the neatest and most
fashionable styles
Gentlemen desirous Of replenishing their ward
robes are invited 10 call aud examine his stock
HGsti7Ston, Sept. 19ih, 1853. 5S-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
R Z Z a " AY&s

- Runaway from the under4
arfa siguel n Bosser Parish. Louisiana.
1ss on the 18th OF July ast-fve ne
ESFrA gro meB--to wit
~ WASHINGTON-six feet high.
& black complexion and about 80
--@z-z1sszEES years old-and his brother HEN
kY-about same height ard description
These two men raised in ndepen ndence
county-were purchased OF AfessIs Bates & Bell,
and it is thought viii attempt TO make their way
back 70 that county. also.
HENRY HARRISON. a small man-Copper
color about ieet inches high--30 wears old
MOSES. a thick sci black man-6 feet or
lness. Is. i'idl 81 e. heavy set black man-about
feet 10 inches high and p years old
will give Fifty dollars each, for the ap-
PFeheHsioR and delivery, confinement in anv
Jail so that may get them, of Washington and
Henry, and Thirty dollars each for Henry Harri-
son, Moses, end Stephen.
Any information OF either of the above slaves
will be thankfully received and ack no wledged
Adde'S JAMES b. GILMER,
PiaecWe.
BoSSier Parish,
September 9th, 1885. 3s-tf La
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
TO Bank EsebtGrs.

TNHE. undersigned nave on hand souse State
L Bonds for sale, Ter cash or on credit, on
terms and in amounts 10 SUIT purchasers having
fractional SUMS to pay either of the Banks OF this
State. WATKINS & GALLAGHER
Little Rock, Aug. s, 1855 32-sn-
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
6 y e . e YHN a. 4,

THE undersigned respectfully tenders his SER
i vices as SURYEYOR, 10 the citizens of
Hampstead and the adjoining counties, and from
his expel lience lie feels confident of giving entire
satisfaction to those who may require his services
lie wall, II required. make out neat and correct
pais Of sLiveys. AID computations Of the areas Of
any tracts. His charges viii be moderate
JOHN r. CRATIOT
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
Candies! Candies!

II" ARTS Steam refined Candy, Just re-
~ ceived and -or Sale by
TOLER & HOOKS.
Sqs,1a5er 25, 1855. So
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-03
Cigars. CEgars!l CEgars:..

IN 000 OPERAS Light Guard. and 9th
iO,OOO er celebrated brands. inst receiv-
TOLER & hooks.
SsBtsa5sr %, 1855. 39-