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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept. 10. 1855

FLouR.-Thsrs we're some very tritiirs sales on
s,turdsv at S87,. Under the influence Of recent
fnreisn nsvs holders were little sitter to- day and
demsnded 90. Shippers made NO offers. Stock and
arrivals small.
WHEAr-There 10 no change In quotations. thoueh
the mari ct 10 firmer. We quote good to prime Red
Oh sI0l.7O; good TO prime White el 1901 Is.
TIE GRocERy MAkKET has under the stimulus OF
usbt stoeks advanced. New Orleans Sugars We
Quote ct siaso, ana other descriptions have ID:
var ced proportionatelv. Moassss, We quote ct $50
az Tor New Orleans; Sa3S for Cuba. Coffee 10 buoy.
ant with an upward tendency.
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rur wuJIsTIC STYLE.

a xriter in Putnam's Magazine has gwen
.oma specimens of the various enterprises OF
;rven,;on. which the dandy author, N. r.
Willis, has undertaken in the Realms OF
Verb, and Substantives. Here are some of
them: r Pig-apostle. sender array of intru-
sive pigs; Superfnery, an ingenious paral'
lei to fnery; Whirlsated, stated with confu'
sion; PoHyoiogy, ehsmberwork; BrackJy-
ing, assimilating to brickwork; C9sar-or-
nobody-dona biggerness; mn-amphidionsa6fe'
impossible to amphibia; other-people-
existence distinct from others nobody.0ath,
immersion 10 a crowd, so as to lose individ-
uality of feeling; un get-adoat-abie, unpleas-
ant for travelling.
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HORRIBLE ACCOUNT.

The narration of the executions at Canton
to be found in our paper this morning, is
shocking and horrible in the extreme. One
account says some $500 rebels have been
put to death in the manner described
These Chinese deserve terrible punishment
for thus disgusting the world with their in
humanity and barbarism.
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THE POCKET NERVE

There Is no mode Of making railroad cor.
Dorstions cautious. like touching the pocket
nerve. Itwould be well if oil the officers of
every train, to which an accident occurs,
could be held responsible with their own
lives for the loss Of every human life entrust.
ID 70 thsis care, unless shsy prove that the
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RAPE.--HarrisOn Johnson, a negro fellow
owned by William Barrett, was examined before
The Mayor yesterday morning, and remanded TOR
final trial at the next term of the Hustings Court
on the charge of violating the person of Mary Ann
Dabney, negro girl about twelve years old, the
property of Capt George w. Allen. The evidence
of The prisoners brutality is OF the most conclusive
character and his conviction ia therefore certain.
Hanging Is too good for such al sbominable
wretch
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AGED SwlNpLER.-Bar0n AIexande,

Az AGED SwINDLER.-BarOn Alexander
Saunders, the old swindler noticed by rs yesterday
m 2rBing. was brought before the MAYOR to undergo
an examination ON the charge of obtaining gun.
pistol and other articles valued at thirty dollsis
from Philip Elbrechter, by false representations
Mr.. z. exhbi ed letters written in the German lam
eusge, which hid bsen shown him by the prisoner,
and on TIE faith Of which be had obtained credit
he.s lie ters purported to have been written In Flu.
rope by the Barons informing him that $50 600
In gold would be sent to him at once, and sdvsinR
him to return to bis natvs land aud there spend, In
pesce sud quiet, the remainder of his dSys His no.
jorraed the examination Gatll this fains 10
order TO have the letters correctly translated iaso
Enslish.
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METROPOLITAN HALL-One OF

METROPOLITAN HALL--One of the most
delightful places for public exhibitions 10 all the
Southern country, can be rented at all times by
applying to John X. Cook, the agent for Robert A.
Mayo. Esq. This building readily accommo-
date audience of 500 persons, and as the seats
are now raised, and the hall lighted with gas, 1t is
peculiarly attractive.
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AID FOR THE SUFrERERs-We have 10
acknowledge from Messrs. POWERS & DUKE :,
s2o for the benefit of the afflicted OF Norio'k
and Portsmouth. This sum was received AZ
their Daguerrean Gallery. yesterday. WIN
a commendabie benevolence, they SAT apart
their receipts for the day to this humane
object. Their generous contribution snS'l
have the proper destination.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS We have been
favored with a letter from VIM. II. Barrett
Secretary of a Committee Of Lafsyet1e
Lodge. Norfolk, acknowledging TWO remit
t.nees of go and sI5s from Friendship
Lodge, No. 10, 10. o. F.. of this city Inc
letter expresses in feeling terms the grat''uoe
of the recipients for the aid sent them' ana
draws a sad picture of the trials and annie.
lions of the people of Norfolk. It's address
cd to E. A. Clopton, Henry j. Cook, ID. w.
Hopkins, and others, committee OF Friend
ship Lodge.
Messrs. JOHNSON PUGH, of this city
have handed us letter from Capt. Il. W.
BowDEN, of Norfolk, Treasurer of the How
ard Association, acknowledging remittance
Of $40, made by Messrs. j. & p, on behai'
Of several citizens of Halifax county, for the
benefit of the sufferers.
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AEsBLE UNDERrAKrEG.-Thel little Girls
Jog Felr on Governor street, near Mr. Jno. A. Bel
WINS store for the benefit OF the suffering orphans
of Norfolk and Portsmouth,. We hope that this ia.
venile enterprise will be well patronized.
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SALE OF A FRER NFGRo.-T

SALE OF FREE NEGRo-Thos Edward
Carter, free negro, yesterday sold at auction
by order of the Hastings Court, for remaining In
be taken to the South. He brought the small sum
of 1865,
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Err The alarm Of fire Sunday night
.,n.ed by the barning Of some Ole nmoer ~
20 :. near tbs First Market. TBS nfe vas
-. -. ii an incsndisry. Loss email.
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LocAL MATTERS.

uu.r,res CouRr. -. Nd feptember term
NJ this court eommenced yesterdoy-h ecnroer
T..ior. and Aldermen Lipscomb. bray, ssnxsy
md Toier presiding. -. ....r.
Fsiony John Adams, charged Win stealing
.hout as worth OF ciothing-ladies appsrei-Fom
lanes Wilde, on the l4th OF Aneus., w. 80. -
Horse SsealinS.-Jaspsr Corning alias sonn
walker, charged with stealing horse ana n "S
the property Of WIN Huntingdon; on .ns ayn :,
Ausust. was ex ahmed and remanded LOT noai triai
n the October term of the Circuit Court
Goin1 az LARGE Jacob Woodson was ined wv
a permitting his slave to go At large.
from the Msyor's decision ordering her fogsing
was called and continued until to-day.
Fined. -Ferdio and G Coleman WAS 6ued $40 foI
permitting his slave to go at large.
The remainder of the session was spent Ia dis
posing of civil business.
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DIED,

In Petersburg, on Monday, sept 10, at the resi-.
denee Of James McIwsine. Esq, ROBERT, only
child of Archibald w. and Susanna e. Dunn, sged
years, month and 10 days
Thus ia The short space OF month has it pleased
Almighty God to take away lovely daughter and
from these afflicted parents. May they be ena.
He'd to say: 1.-THE Lords will, not mine be done"
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE KALI
ROAD.
&AQH ~ -
OPEN TO BARKspALEs-ln Miles


THE regular Passenger Tram S si..r -,
l. daily. Sundays exeeptsd,) between h'''-
and Bsrksdale's. a. t..o.,oop
Leave Richmond a. O'Clock A; NJ tes. NV. Il
minutes at the Junction for bIeskf.hl sna
Bark sdale's I2t p. NJ ~ Reb
Leave Barksdsle's at II P. M and arh'''
mond at 7is p. NJ. -. hIlov:sl
The Train will stop for passengers o. tns 70
points only: Manchester, Robiou's, Coargn1 B,
nahawk, Fowhatan, Mattosx. Chnls A .nI,. PrIss,,
Jstersvilie Jennings Ordinary, b1n wn.sa, Fcfs,
Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch. ~, fen
Roanoke. Clover, seottsburs, Boston, WV
and Bsrksdale's. 60. II are tii
Children over 1 and under IL yeaf' 0'
pdce. ,...., he ,srsi,s
Servants travelling by themselves man ,ss,v.iusi b
ed with two passes so that one can .. On issss'
the office; and it must be- expressly staIo'
At they are permitted to go on the cars toss,sa
Passengers for Lynehburs. Wytnevnos,, sOsss.'
TO. Knoxville and the Virginia spsiAs'
with South Side Railroad at Hsytoksn, q, Two s1i
Through to White Sulphor sprin"
without night travel.
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BOUND OvER.-AntoniO Tone threatened
to beat Christopher l.. Childress on Saturday last
without cause or provocation, for which the Mayor
required him to give $50 bail for his future good
behavior.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESFEKDAY

ST CHARLES HOTEL-a Davis. Pstsbg; Oh 3
Kopitzsok, Penn; Hsrdcsst!s, q Hahns Burns
Ss X kss sosos s Hss ssa:ss j GS
johnson Va; NJ TUX, King WIN; 4 Loving.
Wsis1 eSsfs j Sso %@:a
cornwsll, Ky II Powell: Mo; J Nixon. jos 8
Mccall, jr, Mig Mccall, L Beltham and lady, G.;
w Kennedy staunton; II Cady, Bath. w Pritch-
i ssts stssav. Msdsn r. ase5Y R X %%
4 sianton Xmslis; " Nelson. Wmsbs Easin,
ak EXGHAN &c HoTEL-J Ii OVERLY. R C OVERLY.
Capt Williamson, Mecklenbu w WiIson and
svt Miss; Ridswsy. KishTd; HAskins and Ia:
Mid slessx; L Randolph W; Msrshsli. Charlotte;
Nc; n " HiiIisr .h1iile; fhirip, Hs~bsIn;
c C Burns Y; X Toombs and lady, Mis-, Toombs,
Ga; Beaten, W Msybsy, 8 G; L Sampson, Lsi
w Langhorns. Augusta; 4 r Griffith, Bait; len.
nett, Ga; A McWilli.ms. Ala; W Griffin, 3 Q
aofn Ala s'snst Howell A.tsn
H Hobbs N C; Mrs Wardsworth. Miss sledge.
Ala Woodhouss, Richmond; r Brannon, Ga; 8
well, Y: J Ferguson. Petg; A A Montero M
Montero. Rict mond; Lomax. 8 Lomsx. Ais; j
8 Jones, orsngs; Taylor, Taylor. We,tmore;-
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Humpssll, Halifax;
g Williams. Boston; 8 r Evans, T E Isbell, VA G
Danville A Densap, n B Barrett, c; J.n.
ninrs, Mr. Bli", Mrs Bliss, L7nchburg; Whitssn,
Big Lick; g Bane; Petsrsburgi Watson dc; w
Terry, Rookbridge; A Rudd. Mi,s Cawthorne.
Chester field; c w Greener, Lynchb'g; B McLesne,
P Jster, Petersburg; e H Moseley, Floyd, J p
Wilkinson, Packe. Boat; w Psnay, Chsrlottes,
Vile; a Pumplin, Eslsoni W Harrison; ? "
PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN
yesterday morning:
L sellek J M Whitehurst, Silas Casey U 8 A, r
Hopkins, George Cameron, MeGfegor Burns, M
Kr4cker, Morris and son III Cook, McLaulan, A
Pizzlni, w Ferland. John T Hodge, 7 d Evans, Mr.
Isaacs and children, Myers and lady, Mrs Lsi.
IONS and child, Mrs Cslwell, Miss Cawell, Emar-
uels, Hahn. Sommers and lady, Chss Bates and
lady, Mrs G Bgelow and child 8 Proctor, Ham
ilton 3 Irwin, yon, W sesb1Iy, d Lang
rupman and lady, Gsrtnkle, lady and children
and q steerase and II u A recruits.
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PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN
fokG OF alCHAOND, Sept.

fukE OF AICHAOM1, Sept. 10
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdxs.
and passengers.
Steamer Beividere, Pritchsrd, Baltimore, Indze.,
Ludam l. Watson.
Scar Allied, Pr!chet, Baltimore, iron, William 8.
Triplett 4 Co.
schr. Glars Bells, Parker, Baltimore, Guano. Fly
l. Sons.
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SrRIpED Henry, slave to c. g. Cole
man, wac onvicted before the Mayor, of stealing
a linen coat from Moses Moonshine, and ordered
20 stripes,
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MISS M. E. CONES SELECT
AVA SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES' will re-

open on MUNDAY, the S4h inst
A limited number of pupils will only be received.
and those pursuing the higher branches will be
nt.d to be present at the experiments and ilustra-
tons before the classes studying similar branches In
her brothers school.
Her rooms will be fitted up with the mort spprov.
ed modern furniture. desks, go, and the School will
have the free use OF globe, maps, charts &C. of her
brothers school, under her instruction.
Especial care will be taken liz selecting ar instruc.
tor In the Modern Languages.
q Rooms directly over those of her brothers
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LOCKED Urinary Jane Purcell was
committed to prison In default OF bail for being
drunk and disorderly IA the street last Sunday.
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TIE STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, Captain
Lewis Parrish, arrived at the wharf at Rockets
Monday morning. at O'Clock, only thirty five
hours from New York, touching at Old Point and
City Point to land passengers.
The Jamestown had forty-eight cabin and sixteen
steerags passengers; also ten u. S recruits and
the largest freight ever brought to Richmond by
either ship She had 1909 packages of merchan-
disc the freight upon which Is 81, 459 05-a hand
some business that.
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CowARDLY.-William Wade, a gray hair
his wife and woman named Maria Powell, made
his appearance before the Mayor, and was conn
m,ted to prison in default Of bail for his appear
ance this morning.
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION O.

l. the CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL. On Church Hill, will commence on MON
DAY the 18th ins- in the Rooms on Broad street
directly opposite st Johns Church
Boys will be fitted for any degree OF advancement ut
in College. for business and class In the primary
studies will be received for which, and those pu1su
Ing ths Modern Languages. the most competent in.
struction possible will be provided and will b. uu.
der the supervision of the Principal.
Pupils will please be present 40 near the opening
of the School as possible.
EDWARD w. CONE. A. M.
% Its Principal
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WINDOW GLASS. "A large assert .
w msnt OF French and Crystsi Sheet Glass, for
'Ass, PUAoDLL, LADo : co Dsuggists,
un % &aiu o.
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A NIGHT HAWK. j

NIGHT HAWK, measuring three feet
from tip to tip of the wings, shot and killed Ia
tle Capl oil Square yesterday afternoon, permits
sion having been granted gentleman TO shoot the
bird.
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DIsMrssED.-The warrant against James
Sexton for receiving Nathaniel Sunderlaud's car.
pets tenders and rugs. was dismissed, Mrs s.
having carried the articles 30 Sections house A
suit for damages may be the result of this affair
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MOTE AND LETTER PAPERS, &c,
~ at PRICE CARDOZA's
VIOLET NOTE PAPER, new style
ROSE do do do do
DAMASK LAID do do do
RETICULATED LETTER AND NOTE PA
PERS. new style.
EXTRA sUPERFINE AMBER NOTE PAPER
ENVELOPES. to match these various tyIes
MOURNING PAPERS AND ENVELOPES
SERMON PAPERS
A general assortment of CAP AND LETTER
PAPERS.
ALSO-Ladies Cabss, Port Monnaies, CARD Cases.
Writing Cases. Knives, NC
To which, with our assortment Of Religious and
Miscellaneous Literature, We respectfully invite the
attention OF our friends and the public generally.
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NJ ETROPOLITAN HALL,
ksA FRANKLIN BYREET

m, \, -, ,. . RICHMOND. VA.
TIL; large. rieasan' and eligibly situated HALL.
rassd seats and other improvements is now offered
for rent BY the night, week, or for longer psrioS
reasonable terms. foe'
V The Hall 10 handsomely lighted with Ga.
a Persons visiting the city for the purposs Of
delivering LECTURES, giving CONCERTS or
tendency, will find 1t to their interest to call on
JOHN 4. COOK, Agent
% Il-eActs for Robert A. Mavo
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No PAPERs-JOhn Brown, free negro,
was arrested and brought before the Mayor, yestsr
dav to answer for having papers. After proving
hi ire edom he was dissharEed.
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LOST.

I IQUORS.-DUDLEY Il co would
II call the attention of dealers and others In want
to their large stock of
BRANDIES, WINES AND CIGARS,
Comprising in part Of
London Dock Brandies-dark and pale
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Sshsidam; Holland Gin
Old Jamaica and St Croix Rum
Champagne-vsrious brands
Claret and Hoek Wines
Old Rye Whiskey and N T. Rum
Peppermint Cordial and Cherry Bounce
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Philadelphia Porter and Ale
Champagne Cider
Sparkling and Tonic Ale
Demijohns of all sizes
These goods we warrant pure and genuine.
DUDLEY CO,
sell u Main street
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nISSOLUTION.-Tbe co-p.-.-

DlSSOLUTION.- The Co. Par,r..,1--
- hsrssofors existing under the srn a aEpsalp
agreement. W nstaal
All per.ons having claims against the c,,,...
present them for lquidstion and tbo. .aesfn sil
will please call and settle their resre.tvs .aaeaa
aESSET JAMES
The WATCH and JEWELRY hu,,.
will be continued a. heretofore, In All II. Iuess
by the subscriber 'assss,.
% III r nry,
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NUlsANoE-Hines & Bruce, soap ma
kers were fined for the stencil proceeding from their
fsctory which some of the nsighbsrs pronounced In
tolersbie. Soap factories should never be allowed
within ri, corporate limits for 1t seems impossible
to prevent their becoming very offensive to the
ueisbborhocd in whieh they located. 4,E
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LET OFF--Peter Howard aud William
King two negroes, charged with fighting In the
street, were examined before the Mayor yesterday
morning and discharged.
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DR.. GEo. w. BRIGGs has removed to
his new residence of Broad and 9th Streets
Church Hill, opposite Mr. James Winston's, where
he can be found at night during the day. He still
continues his old Office at the corner Of Governor
and Main streets
~ Office hours from to IL A. M. and from to
L = S-lm&
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BALL AND FIRE W0sT

a BALL AND FIRE W.T.
~ AT THE mag
EI HoGUENOT SPRINGS
axe place on "s'no' spri.s. nh
Friday, the l4th day of ssp,eun.
During the evening there will hs P'ompef
FIRE WORKS. 'Aa d'''aga
This will be the last Ball of thu $50.
the Tournament, which will take pls..a ,pa.iozsts
Of thil month p'see near the M
Mr.. Wrlght's four-horse Ompibn. 20
Belle will leave the city on FRIDAY Jus tAs
o'ciock. In time for the BaIl-rs,u,n,..s eossi
morning. Fare each wsy, on H'os sstua.,
A list for names " ho wish to ~
Buffers 4 simons Bookstore, Isl MAJ D toaui u
leave your namss Ca IA
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MAYORS CoURr.-The Mayors Court for
the city Of Richmond will b. held at O'Clock A.
Aftsr the 10th Of October, at 10 O'Clock.
For Civil business Thursdays, always at II o'Slk
A, IL 90 lily
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TUX FEVER.

The accounts generally which came 70
h.nd Yesterday. represent the fever as abat-
Inc We have no doubt that turn has
,.Ssn for the better; and that though there
NAV be some days yet 90 black 10 the infect
"a cisies as to occasion temporary fears for
worse, the disease will steady diminish un'''
extinguished by merciful frost or two
We refer the reader to our details, NOT Pei,
feet. They are not so bad as they have pe'n'
but vet appalling enough, God knows
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, 9th inst, by the Rev. Moses D. Hogs,
Mr. ALEXR WILSON, to Miss Z. McWILLIARD,
of Petersburg.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN THOS r. PRICE & CO

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
IN THOS. r. PRICE & CO
Have commenced receiving their new stock. to
~hch they invite the particular attention Of city
and country buyers embracing every style of best
retailing staple aud fancy goods
Their assortment of Cloaks and Nantes will be 90
usuai-conpete-and they expect to have increased
oddities for having them made To order OF the latest
styles
They will keep complete assortment OF Curtain
g sods of most approved kinds, with all necessary
trimmings and fixtures, which win be made and
put up In the city, and made up and packed carefully
for any part Of the country.
They have opened already
Rich Brccade; plaid and Figured Silks
Moire Antiques and rick Siik Robes
Extra rich Woolen and Valencia Plalds
Rich printed de LANES and French Merinos
Mourning goods of every description.
French Embroideries, large AID complete assort-
nent-fast colors.
Hosiery and Gloves In syest variety.
Their stock of Heavy Winter Goods for men and
en-, house and field servants, 10 now complete
and consists of than the usual variety, to whiSh
they invite particular attention 10 II will DO found
Bes. Sleeps grey sattinets aud common kerseys
Maryland aud other mahes-Pjaid Domesties
GOOD and heavy Lipdssys
Flapnels and Blankets
Cotton Oxuaburgs and good brown Shifting, ae Ne
ssu-4l-T&R
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OCH MRS. MAYO expects to
~ open her School On MONDAY next the 18th of
September, In the Rooms occupied by her last ses.
sion, on the corner OF Marshall and 18th streets
nearly opposite the Carlton House.
For further information, enquire OF Mrs MAYO
at Mrs Claiborne's az n-Stt
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T.. HUGHsoN, fisl sssas, 81.
B.-For the information Of sn' ssily lac !. =
aesmed proper to state that there =. psnsills y
Stages from the terminus o. ths Iusa IA YssssJ'i
Grssnsboro Passengers for Miltos az ssdssa .s'
iii, Issys Richmond Mondays. Wseh'E
Rridayn 70 IL
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD -Mu man THORNTON TALLAFEk.

40 absoonded from Mr.. - fhornton's Factory
sbsut the Sd inst. He Il Of dsrk brown complex
lon medium siss and very fine bushy hair; sbost y
50 y. Of age; OF pss:.ns and eivi dspoEtmsn,
for him IL taken without the State and delivered 70
me; olOO II taksa within % miles OF Richmond and
% lI-S.s Hsprieo Ccuety.
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EOR HlRE-By the month, q Girl who
l. who is good NURSE aad house girl. of FOOD
shsr,s'sr; Apply to cAoTHoRh.
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On. GoocH.-After several days Of ooao''
of hone and fear, and heartfelt anxiety the
fate Of this young physician and townsman
- .r,,. 4 settied. He died Sunday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-11
" IR G INIA:-At rules held in the

" 4 q l N l A At rules held in the
CLERKS Ohse of the Circuit Cont M the civ
OF Richmond, OF the 5th day of Sept 1856 Wy
against 'h'
Elizabeth Heislop.. ............Dsft
The object OF this suit is to obtain divo,o. u
vincuio matrimonii;" and affidavit having been ma
and filed that the defendant above named in a nom.
resident OF this Commonwealth, the said defendant
nothed to sppear at the rules to be holden In the
CieIRs On ,e OF the said Court the first Mondav
December next. and do what is necessary to pro.
tect her interest In this Guit
A copy-Teae
III -law4w EISTACE RnprNanN rI.sL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-11

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No. 1S4 Main street. opposite Es,ls Son..
N b.-Any person In want of 6lmiaar CoSs.
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