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

- ....,a.y. the ssl inst. MARGARET McRAE
rHAw. aged yssf months and 10 days.
aDs.th found arrange bsaaty on shas shsruh brow
On n. 18Th Il Angst Il the salt sulphas sSrinss
In Monroe countys Slrsinis, ANNIE, fnfaaA iassh-
ter OF A. A. and Hannah y. haine, aged i6 m6nihs.
This lovely and Intervening child tie Hight and Joy
in Richmond to the mountains. With the Watering
but delusive hope that the invigoEadng atmosphere
would restore ii to health aad preserve IL TO III pa
flowers Of spring It withefsd and died. 70 it, be-
resved parents the untmely death Of s lovely little
infant 10 crushing sficton. But LET them be com
for the sweet infant l. only from the cares
and sorrows Of this life to the bosom Of Him who has
said Su6er little children TO unto me. and for.
bid thorn not for Of such Il the kingdom Of Heaven
As the sweet flowers that scents the morn,
But withers In the rising day; Us
Thus lovely was this infants dawn, sfe
Thus swiftly fed its life away. - =
1t died ere ifs expanding soul E,
Had ever burnt with wronG desires;
Had ever spurned at Heavens control,
s Or ever quenched Its sacred FIRE.
1t died to love, it died to cares. .res
But for moment felt the rod; assr Is
\. Oh. nourners such the Lord declares, r
Such are the children of our God. ~ L.
On Monday, the 9Th inst, EMMA JANE, youngest
child of William H. and Jane w. Clemmitt, ssed Is
go, little loved one, 20;
mothers heart can tall, .ss gae
And none but hers can fully kpow
How hard to say-FAREwELL"
This friends Of the family are requested to sttend
her funeral, this afternoon at 81 O'clock from the
residence Of her father, No. 173 Main street
II and u O'clock. ANDREW MEAD BRIGGS. the
only son of William J. and Catharine NJ. Briggs,
aged 2ye.rs II months and days
We loved our little Andrew, dear, As
And would have had him stay; stsoF
But let our Fathers will be done,
He will shine in endless day.
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DUEL-A duel was fought on Friday afternoon,
between and o'clock, near Ferry, or more pro-
perry, Washington Point, Norfolk county, by two
of our citizens. The card Of Dr.. Perkins, in the
Daily News. relative to slanderous report, caus.
ed an individual, whose name we have not
learned, to send = challenge to Dr.. p, which was
promptly accepted-the weapons chosen being
broad swords, and the time and place rs above
mentioned
The parties with their friends and physician
accordingly repaired 10 field not far from the vii
lage on the Point, and desperate fight took place
with heavy and keen edge swords, which resulted
In the injury of both parties. DIR. p received q
deep and severe cut In his right arm, and dealt his
antagonist dreadful cash in his face and on one
arm, wounding him also in the abdomen. The in.
juries, we learn are not of a serious nature.
+, Norfolk Argus of yesterday.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

COYNEK,S WHITE AND BLACK STI.
~ PHUR SPRING S.--Ths delightful wsterip.
place now open for the reception of visitors 1t Is
situated the line of the counties of Roanoke ard
Betetourt, surrounded by mountains, and in one Of
the most beautiful picturesque and fertile portiaps
of Virginia, and Immediately on the line of ths viz
ginia and Tennessee Railroad within $50 yards of he
road itself, and about half mile from Bonsacks ia.
pot, only eight nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lynchburg.
Persons leaving City Point or Petersburg or Rich
mond, in the morning, by the Southside and Danya
Railroads and taking the Of the Virginia and Ton.
Railroad at Lynchburg, reach Bonsacks depot
about O'Clock r. M. the same Gay, where an Omni.
bus. &C., will meet them, and ssnvey them to Tia,
There are three White and two Black Sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers be attested BY
scores of persons who have been entirely relieved by
using the waters The reputation of these waters for
half century past has been established in the sur.
rounding counties for having cured many persons at
Hicted with various chronic and other diseases They
net surpassed by any mineral waters in Virginia
for the cure of Dyspepsa in its various FORMS Alice
tons OF the LIVER, Kidneys and Bladder General De,
Cntaneeus and other Diseases Of the Skim and many
of the diseases peculiar to females They gently
purgative and diurstic with strong detsrminston to
the skin. For certi6cates to the efficacy of tho
waters of these Springs see handbills
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting OF Hoteis Cottages
&C., afording accommodations equal to any to be-
found in the mountains of Virginia, for about 400
persons.
The Furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities. =,
The Bedding IL unusually good, with hair mattresses
throughout the establishments to all which we In
vite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and hest qualified
assistants for every department of the establish
ment.
The general msnag ement Is confded to J. A. He
FELFINGER, ESQ, late Of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Ro. J. READ, late
of Lynchbure who will doubt give satisfaction
all who may visit the place.
There win be BOWLING ALLEYS, a., for ex-
ercise.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC IL already secured, ana
q Telegraph. Office win be established Ct Ben
sacks depot =
The TABLE will be found equal to any In the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about a. great a. thoy can well DO.
j. 4. HEFELFINGER d CO.,
je ISM Proprietors
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I EVILS N. WEBB & CO., offer for sale
Il 500 hhds. N. o., r. r. and Cuba Muscovsdo SUI
gar prime to choice quality. -
100 bbls Coverings" Crushed and Powdered
80 Sugars.
500 bbls. "Stuart's' C and Egerton, Dougherty L
.s Woods and A Coffee Sugar.
IS half boxes "Loverins's' and Egsrton, Dough-
eTty L. Woods Loaf Sugar.
100 hhds. prime Porto Rico and Cuba Muscoysds
Molssses.
60 bbls. prime New Orleans Moasses.
10 bbls. choice Syrup.
300 bags prime Rio and Lagusyra Coffee
500 pockets prime Java and Mochs DO
$40 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 boxes Adamantine Candles.
Sperm and Tallow do.
IS barrels Tanners Oil.
Is do. Vinegar
Rice. Cotton Yarns. r..
Window Glass, 3 by 10 and 10 by H.
Soap, Candle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
80 Wrapping Irvine.
Shot and Bar Lead.
Pepper, Pimento, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, Sporting and Blasting Powder.
Painted Buckets, Brooms, Blacking, and
Green and Black Teas, &c, &c. SO l-2m
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF SALT AND PLASTER FROM
THE SoUTHwEsT.-Two car loads of salt and
plaster came down on the Virginia and Tennes-
see Railroad to Lynchburg Friday, from the works
and banks of Mr.. Thos. L. Preston, in Smythe
and Washington counties-the first cargo of these
articles ever sent to Eastern Virginia from that
region. ss RI :
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F.taI Accident in savannah.

s.yayEaH. Sent. GA bost from the cutter
Taney, while speaking the steamer Gordon, on
Cockspur, yesterday afternoon. drifsed undes .ne
wheel and upset. Lieutenant Gardner ana GUAR
termaster McAllister were drowned--sne otnefs
saved ssse -
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ssutAern Travel Nersh.

Inc Albany Evening Journal, .rabid Free
neh journal exults In the large amount Of Sou.
tnern travel this year to the North, and halls It a.
IN svidsnce that sectional Northern movements,
sno me success of Fremont, win have no ipfu
ence IN loosening this ties of this Union.
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Herman quick train travels about twenty
miles IN hour. There Il, however. Iris comfort.
- S.ansssnes' mat, Y German fast train q
.s... s : sase, ana the traveller has . consoiinr
= snas ne will arrive, some time or other.
:. p'aes q destination, and not ..be di.tri.
T s.sa = paris, IKE enc Of .Dickens' novel; y
- ~aeae number ofdeaths BY railroad accident.
during the year 1854, ws, ons.
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MARINH NEWS
MAAlNd N6 WS
PORT OF RICHMOND. September 8.
~>~~~~~~~~~>~>>>-~~>~~~~~-
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT liz O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze.,
Steiner Belviders, Prtchett, Baltimore, mdzs.,
Ludlam l. Watson.
Schr. Fannie Currie, Rogers, Boston, mdze., D. Il
w. Currie r.
sehr. Henrietta, Booth, Cabin Point, corn, to
order. s-f
schr Myers. Rhsads, Rockland, lime, L. Libby.
schr Mary Willis, Creighton, Baltimore, mdze, w.
schr VIM L. Jones, Frenck, Baltimore. guano, L.
\. Webb Co.. G. T. Workman Co, and salt to
Shaer, Kohler Il Co.
w D. Colguitt & Co. e.. 60 i5is. - p,
schr. Planet Mars, Geoghagsn,. Baltimore, mdze.,
w. D. Colquitt Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphis mdze. and
passengers H. e. futile. r.:
Bark virginian, Kennedy, Rio, flour, Warwick
Barksdele.
Big II. c. Brooks, Drisco Rio Grande flour, War
wick l. Barksdale. -.s g. FL ..ss.,ssz. -5..a
schr. Mary Eliza, snipes, down the river, light
schr Ann Hamilton Jones, Baltimore, iron and
copper, w. D. Coiquitt Co. ,-s-
}. 3 $685.. %, CLEARED,
Bark Fevsrland, Capt Muller, with CTS hhds. to.
bacco and stems, by Ed. VIM De Voss Co.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN"
Lewis Parrish master, from New York:
A.. Mckenzie, J. II. Parsons, w. T. Trueman, w.
q Taylor George Stone, J. d. Dorzier, J. 81 c. Ty-
Ter, VIM. II. Tyler, J. =. Myers, VIM. B odell w. B..
Lathrop H. N. Rowe, j. Preston, M. Hemingway,
T. g. Baldwin, lady, 2chldreu and servant, Mira. Glib
bons Mrs. Hogan, Miss GLADDEN., G.. K Kearns, Geo.
A Battle Mrs. f. Steel, DR.. Billosolly, J. Tabb, A.
E. Merson, w. FL. Richardson, lady and children;
w. J Smith and ledy, John scheree. o L Baldwin,
w. M. Buckley, w. L. Sheppard, g. R. Drummond,
w. 81. seabury. c Vincent, Mrs higgins, 5children
and servant, and IS in steerage. -yf I'll {.
Aso from Norfolk-Dr. Lewis Fargo, Henry Da.
Wis, James Cash, o. Schulters Mrs. NJ Ksyton and 2
children, Mrs. Martin, J. L. Mars, Jehu Bate and la
dy, 8. Myers, T. N. Blogg, John Erxnsr.
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i PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. e.--The State has gone
strong Tor the Republicans. Returns from the
cltiss show large Republican gains. which u main
tanned throughout the State WIN elect Hamlin ~
$4,000 majority. The Republican majority iAss
wear was 4 liz egss
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WATCHEs AND JEWELLERY.

q FRESH ARRIVAL OF JEW
~ ELRY OF THE LATEST STYLES,
the m ost fashionable styles, among which
h some entirely new styles. The assortment CON,
fists in cart Of Cameo Gold Stone Lava, Mosaic and
ri smond Pins Ear Rings, Finger-Rings and Brace.
i.ts aIso. a large variety Wstch Keys, Gold and
silver Pencils, Gold Pens the best manufactured,
and large variety Of Silver Ware. All goods war
ranted a. represented and will be sold az living
profit. MxEho yANnI,
% ~ ~ t' 75& NJ AIN street-- Z
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" The regular monthly meeting Of tne
tYousr Mems Christian Associstiou'f will be held
THIS TUESDAY, EvENINe}, at o'clock, In the
Hall Of the Associstiou, In God DIM. building.
LEROY j. GRANT,
IL Rec. See.
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II kNT, PAINE e. TO-,
N IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. 1853 AND 165 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1856.

BY the bark "Fides'' and ship "PeppereIl" from
Liverpool to this pert and by other arrivals via New
York, We are receiving FALL IMPORTATION Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
purchased the best terms for cash, and comprising
some of the richest, and most desirable goods wo
have ever imported. t
We are also receiving full supply Of AhERi-
CAN FABRICS, Of all the regular and most spproy-
ed makes.
We are also prepared with splendh stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING manufactured In Rich
mond, which in STYLE quality and price will compare
with any market.
By The LIST September our stock will be very casn-
plete and viii be the largest and most attractive We
have ever exhibite
We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE, to give TO our stock, and TO our markets.
fair examination, with the that We will sell
our goods az low they be bought IN the United
States.
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended to. KENT, FAME CO.
AN 2l~-ts
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS, OF
4 Il tho followipE classes viz:
REGAIIA pFNaAOA9 T0NDON

COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
ginia Chewing Tobacco; Meerschsum. Cydroiit Ecs
hemisn, Genoise and Powhstan Pipes; AMBER, Pesri
Cherry, Zebra and Jessamine Stems; Meerschaum 900
Amber Cigar Tubesand all ether articles IN the To-
baeoo lins, can BE- had of ss5 $3.50 -
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of and Dealer in Havana and
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Buiidine,
aa 1--tf Ezass Corner Of Main and 18th streets
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- Furuiture mt Amction...Par
attention d reauested to my sale Of Doctor Davis
Househoid and Kitchen Furniture, This Morning,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, on 9Th street, between
Clsy and Leigh. u vrr.rr
20 Auctoneer.
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Y ~ JNO. b. MARTIN, Artist, has re-
turned TO the city, and win be found at bic Studio
over Ziuimsrmsn's corner Of Main and 18th streets
during the usual business hours. 70 9H
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- M fer Cellars III have sspened an.
.kSsr oe ofehoee fssus ThslaAea CellA only fur
pence ssch when worn they hAve al the srPearaaee
or Ave dollar Collar. n ELEhIEL,
IA =. - IS Main street.
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= a1oaas - Saunders and Franei. N.,,..- :.
naa, ass sppeastsd q Lisutsnsnis d ~ q. Z.
'sI Thomas xeuag q ths Navy, - r..sss.
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sp1c1AI NoHcHs

- n you have seen any of Johmsen,s
rse%v err OF DOLLAR RIcTuaEss - viii 50 %
NJ - suerroptype Wagons corner 7the - Broedgts,
srX ~ ors 81 I've Lksnesses 70 give q 1Dur fdeds
hsv are Is khs best style and larger eban ycu en-
set sIsswhsrs. JOHNBON himssn II epsrator IN
ssHsss Wasons. Nos and 10. He has bsen about
.tvelys years in the Guinness. seS--'sw-
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TurnaRArHrc NHWs.
YeIlow Fever In BrookIyA, New York md
vfc1nlty.

Health reports no new caaes. Mayor Hall states
hat he examined the city ysstesday, and found no
rases Of yellow fever IN fhat city, proper. There
are no new cases at Governors Idand, and no al
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- STORE, SION or THE go ~

H sToRE, SION or THE - ~
&N3 GOLD EAGLE. No. Snr,ryrp
eMAIN SrREET-GILL WElDEME En-
i.te off Fredericksburg Va have just received new
suuply of Gold and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
Finger Rings; Ladies' Chetelains; Gentlemenss fo9
Chains; Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils; ooio sna
Silver Goblets; Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives; ro,t
Monnaies Gard Cases Match Boxes and every article
in the Jewelry and Silver line, for sale on reasons
bic terms and warranted az represented. =.
Aise WATCHES of all kinds repaired ana war
ranted to perform well also, Jewery Of every ee-
scription repaired at short notice.
se 6-d1m F. fii-'.t ttf -1
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MARRIED.
DIED.

,:s:55 ;;;sc6b e s1 II H bsSB
~ Dichmcnd. -
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A w. RICHARDSON, General Axen,
IA and Collector attends to the COLLECTION 81
Claims, Hiring out Negroes Renting out Houses and
all the duties of q General Commission Business
a. Office l4th street, opposite Exchange Hots,
with w II. Richardson,) Richmond Va
- 8 Inn
DB. skIDGfoRD, n TISsLEY PATE
FRANKLIN MATHEWS
u RIDGFORD &c Co.. General Commts.
- mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the DocS.
Richmond, Va. am
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COMPREHENSIVE.
NEwDRY GOODS HOUSE.

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
BROWN STONE BUILDING,
. No. 157 MAIN ST.
der the firm and style of PRICE. BAYLY / VAT.
klNS, for the purpose OF conducting IN this city
general Wholesals and Retail sge IS. 49,
ssas DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
They hare taken the now building; now In course
Of erection No 157 Main street. nearly opposite the
Exchange Bank, and few doors below the store Of
Memu Kent Paine Co. 80 -
By the iesh sspssnb.r they win open ~ entirely
. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS:
Selected especially for the best alas Of retail trade
Their experience and facilities viii snable them 10
onef at AL hmes the nswest and best styles Of soos
st the lowest possible prices. 10 caaA ana punctuai
credit customer1. SAMUEL II. PkICE,
.stss. JOEL b. WATKINn
e6E.1l CAnRlAGKs, V1KIIA0K9.
The sabecriber has On hand, at kis Coach
Icy, betwesa A.s and Cary, tlSt ssd l4th strsstsl
In14 pA1egCnEa, Bu0GlE0 With md vishsst
stepA mf euLklne all ~ his own make, 81 the ~
materials and Wcrhnansatp All a. which viii -
90 e ew g $50 ~oxk g ths knd can y u the city
= WON'T f aay artists u ths Carriage ns, 8 = q
tennine1 - uaake - es1er an1 I'll g - louef
eriese peahles - ~ wesk ~, that & new, wsr
& 11n Is 8 xIcAJAu + Ar0ur. &
-! Y1K 6xEK-zn eScS7jsss TIHS-
49, WA kaova - tAae e1z. A1DlY -
49, s~sss m 1IYt0
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NRAlL Alum sPKINGS Cralg County
~ VA.-The propnetors of these SPRING. which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the sonven.
ence of invalids in other sections. ht
For the present, the price 10 fixed st rave which
barely covers cost of bsneing and the carriage.
IH healing virtues beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper leading and well
known physician IN Botetourt county il selected from
many OF equal Fespectability and force:
EINcAsrLE, BoTEroURr Co., VAL
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
Craig Alum Spring." to express my opinion of ts
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have examin.
ed th9anayss OF the water, (made by Prof Boohe o.
Philadelphia) and believe it well adapted to cure dis
esses requiring tonic Alternative action on the eyp.
tenn and can further state that have Known seme re-
arkable cures effected by its in scrofulous aes.
aons and diseases Of the digestive organs.
Samuel NJ. CARPER NJ D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Booths
Of Philadelphia, who says
mineral spring of such richqess and quality a.
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid 10 the
phymcian Its position in the healthy mountain re-
gon OF virginia, about equidistant from many of the
sulphur and other we'll known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbalybate
Of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptive diseases, arrangement Of the liver, dys.
PePsa, &c. have yielded to tho pewer Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever 1t has been tried.
This very valuable water IL for sale in barrels Il
PURGEELI. LADD CO., Druggists,
no z9-dtsn AGENTS for the Proprietor.
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IEYTVN @ IAYLE.
JOEL B. WATKINS,
DOSEpH y. PRICE, In


NNne$ sA!hln - !. 6 lIssS lI7lss
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NNTANTED TO HIRE...A coI0red Boy,
w l6 or 1S years old, to wait in store. Enquire
at ia Main street. - .e,ss ~
seq VIM. IRA SMITH.
WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING TO Hfrei
w for the balance of the year Boys and Men,
for which liberal price will be given.
au Its LARUS l. SHINE. .
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WANTED..T0 hire for the balance of the
w year, few able-bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations, at the Coke Mines.
my N--h JOHN ]. WERTH Agent. =
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LOST.

Us 4 ...Between La dds old Lumber
IL House and Cosby Winfrees Factory, on 9th,
between Main and franklin street. A BRASS BAR,
belonging to a weighing Scales. A liberal reward
will be paid if left at our Factory. .a't.i 49,
Sc 8-3tn COSBY & WINFREE.
I OST OR MISLAID..One of our SALES
Il BOOKS, labeled on the corner G. A. w. Any
information concerning it will be thankfully acknow
lodged Ise 8 WIN. WAL LACE 4 SON.
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XNANTED-TwO good WAGONERS for
w the remainder of the year.
3 iv "a s.a.s.tf n CRENSHAW Il CO. 3
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GENUINE FARINA COLOENE WA
~ TER-5 cases German Cologne Water, of eur
OWL importation, and superior quality For sale by
PURCELL, LADD co,
se9 Druggjsts % Main atrsat
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WANTED, A SITUATION..-Ay young
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Orns-
mental branches. Drawing, MonochromAtic Painting,
Grecian Painting, Leather and Needlework, 10 desir-
Gus of obtaining situation in College or School,
either in the city country, or she would be willing
to take classes in the various schools to teach either
or all of the above named branches, and If desired
would instruct in the English branches For further
information address "F. c. j." box 25S, Richmond,
Va. An early application il desired -
an 12-lm&
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Al IGH HIT SCAVENGER..-Tho UNDER
y signed having been Night Scavenger under the
corporate authorities of Washington City, c., and
determined to conduct the business in the city
the citizens generally All orders left at the offices of
different market Masters, will be promptly attended
to- JAS WHITNEY. E
SO 9-12t* .-.+--
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MISS NJ. v. DANFUkTH's SCHOOL,
lVl lead coored COTTAGE Broad street. third door be-
low the African Church. The next session of this
School viii commence on WEDNESDAY, October
LIST. 5-s i.t-r 80 9-.-1aw3w-
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now in receipt of our fall STOCK of Confectionery,
Fruits, Nuts Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dates, Brandy
Peaches, Fresh Peaches, Pickles, Preserved Dates,
celia Lozengss, Fancy Articles, Cigars Wines, &C.,
&c. which we offer for sale at lowest prices.
7" DAVID N. JONES l. CO..
seq No. rs Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

2OOOOOO GiSa a1s.. Of sn al brs sns air
stantly on hand. Cigars of any description made to
erder at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
where. H. C. G. ZIMMERMAN,
Importerand Manufacturer of Cigars,
~ 9-Sm - No III Broad afrsat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

EOUND--0n sunday last, ON the River,
Il below the Petersburg Railroad Bridge child's
MANTILLA, which the owner can have by calling
at this office and paying for this advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

A LBATA FOKKs; elegant siiver-plated
IA Casters, with Cut-Glass Bottles, plain and re-.
voving large and small Table and Dessert Spoons
Silver and on the best Albata Ware, and warranted
to give satisfaction, for sale by
Sc 8 e.ff4g ZIMMERMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

NOTICE-ATTENTI HONEY BEES.
~ You are particularly requested to meet at
your Hive. on Nioth street, on THIS (TUESDAY)
NIGHT the 9Th inst, at u O'clock precisely, as bust.
ness OF Importance is to be transacted in regard to
our making honey for the winter season.
By order OF the King Bee.
Sc g. liz f. Rec Sec,v nro t.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

FOR RENT-A comfortable resi-
"a dencs on st. Stephen street, with five rooms,
:x large yards, out-houses, and conveniently ar
ranged for moderate sized family. Apply to
seq ct TAYLOR K WILLIAMS.