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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

New LINE OF ATLANTIC STEAMERS Kher-
sonese, the pioneer cf new line of Atlantic steam.
era TO ply between ST. Johns Halifax and Portland
and Liverpool will sail from Portland, Maine. en-
Tuesday She is a fine screw steamer with excel
lent accommodations end will carry first class pass
engers at ths low charge of sixty dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

PETTICoAT LITERATURE.-It is an undeniabie
fact that the most acceptable writer's of the day
are women Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Hentz, Fanny
Fern, Mrs. Stephens, Miss Cummings, and Miss
Warner have written books that have sold beyond
precedent in the annals of American literature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

RELIC DIsCovERED-A powde horn was dis.
covered 2 few days since one of the Hunting
Islands" near the mouth of Morgan River, s. O.
marked "2 Rudolph" 1t is the ouly trace ever
discovered of the revenue cutter Hamilton, Capt
Rudolph which was lost off the Charleston. sc
Bar, in 1853 and never heard of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

ANOTHER BOSTON IDEA-It is said that com.
pany ls being formed at the North on the priacipe
of the Boston Emigrant Aid Society, to purchase
and coionise large quantities of land in Tids Wa.
ter Virginia with anti slavery settlers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

THE FL oRIDA WAR-Gen. Harney is TO relievs
Col Munros of the command of the troops in Florida
on or before the leth of November, The companies
of the lst Artillery now stationed at Forts Monroe
and Moultre, the 4th Artillery, the light batteries
excepted, and the 9th Infantry are ordered TO the
veruber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

IRON BRIDGE TO GoAT IsLAND-The proprie.
tors of Goat Island have an iron bridge nearly
completed on the foundation Of the old wooden
structure connecting Goat Island with the main
land At Niagara Falls. There are five spans or
arches, supported by stone piers The bridge will
cost some $50 OO0 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

REcAPTURED -Chauncey and Winn, the Ameri.
can sailors who escaped from Spanish custody on
the lsle of Pines, have been recaptured in Ha-
Vana, and will be returned to the chain gang
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

: SUDDEN DEATH The Petersburg papers an.
nouDce The sudden death of Mrs Henry j. Harri
son, an esteemed lady of that city. She attended
died on reaching homo -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

COTTON AND SUGAR CRop IN TExAs.-The pros
poets of Texss il is said never more fsttering
4 plentiful wheat and a tolerable corn crsp have
been realized The quality of the cotton this season
10 very good. About rhree-fourths of full crop will
be realized. But little sugar will be made IN conse
quence ef the destruction of the plant by the
severe cold of last winter. H g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

NEW PLAYING. Tom Taylor the author of
Still Waters Run Deep" has written ne " play,
entitled 'Retrbution" 1t will be presented at the
Boston theatre to night b . - y &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

REPUsLIcANIsM IN WHEELInG.-The Mayor Of
Wheeling, Va. Alfred Caldwell, Esq in procama-
ton in the Wheeling Times the mobocrats
against disturbing the Republican meetings. and calls
good citizens to aid the city authorities in queling
dstur bance and panishiug offenders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

CoNsULs SUSPENDED The Portuguese Consu's at
New York and Baltimore have been notified that
their functions are for the present suspended The
slave traffic carried on extensively in those cities
Is said to be the immediate of this movement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

charged - Ssa1s pes sq6sre 81 e Epes ~ - -
inssrtios- - = ssais fbr sash seestnra.ea s.
STATE PHoxIxs AsD DfExcross -Tbs lOllsw-
we're mads BY ths Board of PublIs Wssas q
Saturday last s sfs1sse4 asss 5sssg sEF,. . g. -
1<randvi4 Lerse. aad Ha~psAire RsareeS
Compasy--or. o. =. Funstsp, james Yarsous az4
fsnstes, JOHN Jsaney, and Richard T. 1yrd, a.
Trsd.rielsssyg aaa Gossea..a. aasIvss Co..
Dsa,sl, proxies; AK Phillips, o. n. C1utsh6eld,
= Maaa..as Cop Raasead cs.yssy. George w.
Wm. Il. lrwln, G. h. sHunton and Andrew Htmsn.
NssaK and p.se,sss,, Raa,oax cs~pmy-TAss.
proxies; A. r. Leonard, John 3. Whitehesd, and g.
w Camp, directors. swN
Orange and Aiesandyia Raiirsa3 Cemrasy- Nsth.
inmsn Homer, John Villa, and H. suseksliord,
Richmond Frederiet.suys and Poeo.ae Raa,oad
cock alternate proxy; John & csskis. director. A'
RicAmond and Ddsvius Railroad Conpany.-An n.
proxies j. g. Stoyal, B. n. Jones and Lewis T. Hsr.
vie, directors. = =
Riehmo4s and Pefsrs5syg Raiiread Co.pamx-
Wiinam .; watson proxy; Francis + Rfvss and
Richmond and York River RAILROAD Csxran.R
B Dougias, = Y. Harwoed sad George w. Randolph.
proxies: W. B. Taliaferro, Il. B. Tomln and VIM. a.
Paine, directors
Roanoke Valley Railroad Company-Tueker Car
rington, proxy; Henry iWsod, Jamss E. Haskins and
r. 9. Nelson, directors
South Side R1aroad Compdny.-Thomss Wallace
Timothy kives and Z. y. Cheatham, proxieE DR. Jo.
s>ph q. Cox. VIM. g. Birchets and Robert J. Davis
directors
Yirginia Central Rai.rocd Cosnpany.--W William r.
Gorden John B. Baldwin and Christopher j. Bsirne,
proxies VIM. Overton, Samuel Carpenter and Jacob
Bsyler. directors.
pnginio and Tennessee Raayoad Compamy-Bsu.
janin Wilkes, Gordon G. Kent and DR.. Thomas. n.
Tate, proxies; Thomas L. Preston, Dexter Otey and
VIM. A. Read, directors.
Dismal Scamp Canal, Coaposy-C. w. Newton,
Tazewei Taylor and DR.. Arthur b. Smith, proxies
James Riuer and Kanascha CoMpaav-Wm. B.
Taiisferrt. samuel McCorkle and John II. Clarkson,
proxies; James Lyons, John NJ. Speed and James 9.
Paxton Director.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

The New England Female Medical College.
meets with all the success its friends expected
Eight females have received diplomas to practice
as physicians, and their services in great de-
niand. Lsrge grants of money have been made to
endow and sustain the institution, by the LegisIa
ture Of Massachusetts, and by individuals. - J
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20 IAs. A. oowARDIN.
- sTcgss AND JnwELRY.
'~nTICK.-The subscriber ven

0>nTICE.-The suh-criber weuId
Il No..a,ttf,TIy inform his customers and
"A ,S'' se pubic generally that he hss jnst re.
IT,. re & SS5s s sisn sIr.t sss"tins s@a JEW "
+ ts IL OF y - seserirti,u. which can be bought on
lGl q, S ME- tsrs As 81 any other establishment in
+c,y. .ra ,>au,tne
igeHs.,.sPp s,.SsPp KERsEY, No. l6 West Main 81,
," few doors below the 81 eiaaiiee Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

CHARGE-A clergyman in Salem, o., in dis
course on Christian charity, told his hearers that
benevolent enterprises many of them were trying to
'.lide their souls behind three cent piece!'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

DISCOVERY OF TUNNEL IN PERU.-In the in
terror of Peru, has been discovered beautiful tun.
mel, under river, the work of the old Inca Ia
dians, and lasting proof of their civilization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

PEDESTRIAN RACE.-The Boston Times of Sat
urday says:-"Quite a crowd gathered at the
Lynn Trotting Park, Boston, yesterday to wit
ness the pedestrian races. The first race of five
miles, for which several entered, was won by Pa
trick Whelden, in twenty eight minutes and thir-
ty-eight seconds. The next race in which the re-
moved GrinneiI was to twenty miles in two
hours, was not accomplished. Grinnel gave out
on the fourteenth mile, he then being behind
time. This failure is attributed to blow which
he received on one of his legs from John E. Tay-
lor, who raised row just before Grnnell started
to rum ..al-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

GtLDiN DRESSED AND IN
IA DRESSED LUMB ER-Belvidere Planning Mills
~ %h s~e-t south OF the Basin, in of the Pc
L.7atlrF Derot--Piening, of ell kinds of lumber,
.2osaisg ard Growing cone in the best uIanner.-
,cssec Flooring 50, 4 and A inch thick; Shev
.ns Partition snd Ger uf en- hand ana for saie
--so. Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building
tsrais generally
Eo.ioer5 McuIdingz, sixty different patterns al,
NsJ % hsns
Sc -3ea sc ROBINSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

4 Hail SroRM.-A severe hail storm was felt in Al
bion, N and along the road as far east Roches
ter, on Monday In Rochester aud the vicinity the
hai stones large ss walnuts and considerable
damage to slkss and shrutberY was done.
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f3,h.tI ANkItAb OF JEW-
-, r-pY 0e THIS LATEST STYLES
SA Jse, 70 ssrd large variety of Jewelry. Of
! 4, no lest fsshionae!e styles, among which
s-'fF -, rev stvies The assortment con-
- ~ Can,.o. Gold st ne, Lava, Mosaic and
.~.aa Pins. E,T-Rjnss, Eneer-Rinss ana "a sface
& -, -. So35 Pens the beet manufactured,
81. loysr;ety Of Silver Ware. All sosds wsr-
-s,-raseutsd and wi, re sold at living
..s@ Is l'' MYERS Y JANKE,
7SI Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

"a -, DEtuON mas fOr suic 600 Enanei-
80 lea Crates EsnGers and Summer Pieces, EN-
These gla'es OF my own mepufscture, and shall
's s..d al the loves. prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. TIE Virginia Me
'-7lcs institute awarded silver medal the Highest
iHeu'Hn, to SAM'L ID. DEEooN for the best speci-
Ems ot Grstes aad Tenders. Also, for sale large
t,lcA OF Bells Brass Brick Noulds, sc. Apply ct my
eel and Bress Foundry, No. rs Main street, be-
'"een 9Th sad 9Th, west aide Richmond, Va.
j ln-lrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

Geo. w. Gordon has been nominated by the
Democrats Of Savannah, Geo, for Mayor.
The Ne chants Of Aususts, On, have taken stops
towards the formation Of Chamber Of Commerce in
that city. rs Il -
Rev. A. Msnship. Of the Philadelphia N e, Con-
fersncs sailed for Europe in the steamer Peraia, on
the nth inst. 10 sl
1t Geo. II. Prsbls OF the navy. hss been appoint
ed light house Inspector for Maine, IN place VI It.
franklin relieved as
Crawford, the sculptor. was passenger fer
Havre, in the Fulton, Saturday.
/ convention Of the "colored citizens of New
York" is In session IN Wiiiamsburgh, ~ 4.
There we're 4Gl deaths 10 New York last week,
~ Of consumption.
i Two dentists In New York have announced
sheIr intentien 70 rscsivs gupls es the female ssx,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

\ uTiCE.--@eyeral pleasant rooms, with
: F84rd nay he had at the Boarding House of the
M!.srs MURRAY, on Grace. between 5th and 9th
sIests they having concudcdto remsln at their pre-
s.ltr-sd=nce few gentlemen can be sccommo-
..rsG IS dsy hoarEs1s. Sc 9-ts
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WRECKED ON THE CoAsT.-The brig Random, of
Newport, r. /, with cargo of molasses board,
when just about to enter the port of Havana, was
blown ashore in gale the right Of the 9th and
28th ut and went to pieces at Santa Cruz, little
harbor some thirty miles to the wndward OF Havana.
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fs S-de,a aIoaI&H kssNauM.

Z LlHt8N aPI'0IH and ceas,ifGte
} iiS /. FoST Err my agent to transact busi-
SC f.. me, excuGigey fer CASH, in the city OF Rich
IaeuG couoiy OF Henrico a. r. BURR
Richmond tuy 2jd itE6. All SO -lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

THE GLASS BALLOT BOXES One hundred and
fifty of the newly invented ballot boxes have been
ordered by the city of San Francisco, and viii be
shipped in the steam er from New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

BENZ. Wars, Esq., of Howard CO Mo, was
killed last Monday under the foliowius crcunistsn-
ces: hs. had park in which were . number OF elk
and deer 10 thou ght that he entered tho enclosure
and was attacked by the suimsls. When found, his
BODY was terribly mutilated.
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:. a DOG EPIDEMIC An epidemic, SAYS a Co.
unons COhio) paper, is raging feaTfully amosg the
doss IN our city. We saw this morning a number
OF dead CANNES lying about loose in our market
stance fatal; carrying off its victims without a
moments warning. 1t is supposed to be contract.
90 from the animal swallowing piece of meat
iounc in the cutters of the streets. Many affect.
ing incidents occur in consequence of this dread.
iui dog mortality, one of which took place this
morning, as follows: A German farmer. while
onsly engaged in disposing of his produce, mo-
nced that his dog, snarly, ugly yellow cur, was
engaged in some extraordinary gymnastic exer.
clses' ana, highly amused at his favorite antics
Hans exclaimed "My tog ish funny dish morning p
Jsst then the animal made leap into the air, and
as soon as he fell, he Strengthened out his four
legs, uttered mournful whine. and gave up the
ghost Qf dogs have ghosts) The astonished Ger
man ran to his pet, turned him over and cried In a
voice of anguish, Mine Got little Towser ish
Diet T. - 1856 -f'l ne u
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THE TOBACCO CRoP.-The I,ou;av;uo
OF the l7sh says: "The weather since August set
In has been sropitious for the growth of tobacco.
which has wonderfully improved, with strong
hopes OF realizing half crop This ia far better
tnan WAS anticipated at the first of last month.
and unless early frosts intervene the result will
prove as here Indicated There can be no hone lof
an average crop this season throughout Kentucky '.
IS but a limited district was planted, aud the
drought destroyed vast number of plants
Prices, though somewhat easier, rule remark
aoly high, and common lugs range from sc 50 TO
81 Not hogshead of tobacco that reaches tha
market sells for less than Sl00 In former times
$50 to $50 were considered good prices for tobac-
co. The receipts by the land route chiefly are
increasing"
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., a. i. pN K HUL - Al E W,

* cn sfricAL, WATCH MARKER, corner
"a ,tEieysoth and Msin streets, requests the
s. T. Ina Of strangers v.sitirg the city. to
st4s~ 81, he gives hi. entire attention to RE.
SNo ess';ysy Erefy ;sssr.s SsssgsG1 lpe sSs 81
-, teyf,s as snY other house in the city
s' ,,,.nty vs as eS peTieuce a. his trade
.' l' ,..,-r5 and Ire United States, be Is war
" ,s,.,,ne satisfaction 70 all " 40 ray patron
H WN J. BARTHOLOMEW,
5Ci,.k Haksr. cor. Main and llth SIS,
t.;- S.'' ,,,-,v sonostte the American lSetel.
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8 CARRIACE~. CsI{BTEEEs

{,y3llssS The subncnber hGs on hand at his Coach
--'f--|-al--' Making Establishment or Lomberd Al.
icy between Main and Cary, I3th and i4th streets)
..sr he Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
FEEs, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
t2G and SULkiES, al of his make, of the best
Us:-54aia snd Workmanship. All Of which win be
e. aiov good worF of the kind bs in the city
q h1glmonCi ana respectfully esk call from those
i Of any article IL the Carriage ns, as de-
mined 10 mako to o-2er and Ssil at the lowest
Ifa=s yossIais asd al vorx sold, thnt is new, war
Panied
T. Ti-6ctr HIEeIAH EsNT{TM.
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BOARDING.

MORTON will take
= the cyyo tsn-menss, on Msln street, formerly
t..yi, - he tlgeE,ort House the lst October,
,-. L. Ufcysred to accommodate families or single
-s,1s by he yesr, on reasonable terms.
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COSTLY FUNERAL CARA magnificent he.rsa
has just been flashed in Philadelphia for st Lou.
is at q cost Of S., 500. The body of the hearse,
which is painted black, is hung upon FIVE springs
It enclosed by ten paaels of French plate glass
highly ornamented in gold and silver in the Gothic
style of architecture The roof is supported by
eight silver columns. the bases of which are high
ly wrought in gold, while the tops projectiug
above the roof represent eight golden vessels con
tanning blazes of silver light Gothic arches done
in silver and gold, span the pannels and extend
around the roof, and below the panels are eight
heavy silver mouldings. studded with gold 70.
settes. The whole ia surmounted by eight white
pluues, three feet high, made of ostrich feathers
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THE FATAL PRIZE FIGHT IN NEW YORK -
The n. York papers contain the particulars of the
disgraceful prize fight which came off Thursday.
near the Palisades in Jersey, and ended in the
death of Kelly, one ofthe parties. Charley Lynch,
keeper of den called the Band Box" in Water
street and Andy Kelly, were the principals Both
are well known in pugilistic circles
The prize was $500 side. There were over
two hundred persons who witnessed the fight
which is said to have been one of the most brutal
atrocious and revolving ever known Eighty-ffve
rounds fought, and Andy Kelly, at the call of
round, when he fell backwards and never rose
again. Lynch and hackers left his bleeding body
on the ground and departed James White one Of
of the Fancy" testified as follows:
= Twas present al a fight w hich took place between
Andy Kelly and Charles Lynch; it took place bout
eighteen miles up the river, about four miles this
side of Piermont, on the Jersey side; there were
ry, Kit Burns, Bony Cotton, Johnny Roach and
Mike Murphy were present; Kit Burns and Johnny
Roach were Lynch's seconds; they took an interest
in the fight, and cheered the combatants on; sa ~
Kelly when he fell the last time; at the last round
Lynch fell on Kelly, who was under, and whose
hand hit the stake; time was called Kelly then
got up and was squaripg off, when he fell back.
wards senseless: Lynch and his friends left him in
that condition; Kelly put on board the boat
about mile from the fight; the boat then proceed
ed to Maphsttanviiie, where some Of the passen.
gers got out; Kelly was taken In small boat from
that place, when the boat proceeded to North
Moore street, and l left in the small boat; there
were three in the boat with Kelly; they landed
him at the foot of Fifty third street; we were met
by some men with butchers cart; they took
Kelly, covered with seme coats and drove off; af-
forwards heard he was taken to Bellevue Hospital
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TO GAKPENTEks AND BhIUKLAY-

rTsO CARPENTEkS AND BhICkLAY-
L ERS.-The undersigned will receive proposals
until u o'clock, M on WEDNESDAY next, the
"a ins.., for the erection Of Work House, in the
eastern yard of the City Jail. sA !
Proposals will be received for the entire work in
the aggregate, with the exception of the Bricks,
which will be furnished at the old Gas Works. for
the laying and hauling of the bricks and carpenters
work separately
1t important that the above work should be exc
cuted without delay. Bidders will therefore state
the time which they will require to complete the
work bid for. Ample security will be required for
the prompt and faithful complisnce with the terms
OF the contract. Plans and spccifeations Of the
where all further information can be obtained.
BY order of the Committee on tho City jail, 2a
Sc 49, I'd - w. GILL, City Engineer.
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FROM kANsAs-MoRE FroHr1sa Tho steam.
:. ro.s pa; s. from Kansas with dases 10 The 18TH
two proslavery men. attacked ths rrae s,a,. Wy
,orce ufassnopper Fals ON the 18th, killing two
free state mon, and capturing their ammnnition
provisions and horses. Next day Colonel H:rveu'
WIN TWO hundred Free State men. attacked Rob.
Point Afe fighting two hours and ios;ng ..sass
men, Harvey proposed an armfstice Of "a. dsrs
which was accepted. Robinson had three mar :,
killed and many wounded - '1ie 4 Z
Leavenworth Is deserted. Gov Geary ia At Ie-
compton. - - A4Sl
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| seFn NY
| 7 the ls,t
| |Pg hous
|: and city
|iOcaliuPs
possession
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a W r, AGt Undersigned, Hfet0s
"A "a teFs Of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
hLSiCAL CLUB, which hss now been in successful
tPeFatl0u about session under the direction of
idr ' Busch feeling much graifed at his ability
- Conductor and Arranger take great pleasure In
commencing him to the public, aud we by cor
,itiJ Invite the co-opersti of tho,e musical anna
,sl'' who nsy be disposed to unite with from the
'N-msHcenem of onr next session. tthe lst of Octo
bi and also later in order to make this Club per-
I 'aent ead worthy the counteBsnce Of refined and
tIlseEt Community.
:, sT- Apply to Mr. F. L. GIBss' Ambrotype Rooms,
1Vnhtaisa Hall s.
LstGH BURTON, vioIino Primo.
A As saoia hLAcFA'AH' violini sscondi.
Jso Fry, Viola
=. e GIBBS, violonc.ilo.
KR A8erHs aesT1s"N' Flauti Primi.
o. TEsSnass' .5noSsa' Flsati se,ondi.
.. A. ERICSSON, Clsrinetto Solo
v. BUSCH, Conductor.
In addition TO the shove card, take pleasure in in
20 th'hs The public that Singing Society Of Ameyt-
90" gehtef1eq 10 about 10 be formed which, after hay-
ihs Dssn sufficiently drilled by me. is going 20 be
5iited with the : Richmond Instrumental Music
N'ob so that both 10 be considered Society.
ton -
1sntsmsn wishing to Join the Vecsl DIVISION win
P'eSse call for informatoa at Mr. r. l.. GibbS AM
"eype Rooms. Cofiathian Hall; al Messrs. Har-
'ole hunsy,s Book and Music Store; and at my
Gsdthss, o. Bark, corner Of lith streets opposite
0odoins Hall. OLOF A. ERICSSON
se lS-lm
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2, }g--~ FOR SAE.E.-.0ne fire second
Z \ 80 hand TOP BUGGY in good order, which
- will be sold low. Enquire at
HITCHCOCK & OsEORN,S,
Carriage Repository.
'' '--lwf No 2I3 Main street
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q A now
b and 5h
Ter. Ar.
SETT.'
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Nc,
street

WELL
are sa-
liable pll-
thecol.
pancy Of
Dwe,ii-
| entlyor-
hir. W.
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: EUN Ms :--I AflNs Walsh,

- U z Y 9 I'D AlFJAS Walsh,
H,es% 6o Main street, Importer of fine
--4s.SS@S Guns, Dxions Powder Elasks Shot
-,>----~r--A~ Belts and Pouches; Ely's Caps Cat.
Tdse-, ard Nac5 fine Game Bags. Drinking Flasks
taa Leather Cups, English Gun Powder, ard all
sl9r goods. German, French and English Guna
" =, prices aud qualities. nepotifor Coils, Aliens
'Ft y uTass's POCKET REFOLVERS.
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