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NEWS.
TUL1oHAPHTC NEWS.
REPORTED FORTH DIsPATcH


Two Weeks Later from CaltforDiss
Nrw YORK. October IL The steamer George
Law has arrived hero, with Sc 100000 In specie
aud California dates to the Goth September
The California news Is unimportanf.
The Democrats are endeavoring to unite oil OPP
posipg factions against the friends Of the visiant
Committee. II Is doutunr II the scheme win cue
coed. 81
The Democrats have nominated Charles L. Scott
and Joseph G. McKibben for Congress. Both are
Gwynn mcn. ssse
Chss l. Durkee and Chas. Rand. arrested for
piracy in taking tho State arms from schooner,
by order Of the yisilancs Committee, have been
tried and acquitted.
Business 10 San Francisco dull Politics absorb
ing public attention. Galego Flour els Provi.
sions firm. Spirits Turpeptine advanced 40 cents
per gallon, with large speculative sales at 81 75
PROM THE IsrHMUs.
The Governor of Panama was TO be inaugurated
on the llth Inst. IL was believed this would secure
peace on the Isthmua &
The United States sloops OF war Independence
and ST. Mary's, were still ct Panama. The Sara.
toga was At Aspinwan.
suit had been commenced against the Paua.
ma abroad company for go, 600, for damages re-
ceived by the late accident on their road. Many
other parties awaiting the result of this suit
FROM NICARAGUA.
The George Law brings Nicaraguan dates to
eth of September.
Walker was still at Granada with 600 men, 1t
was rumored that be would shortly take possession
of Grey town, and proceed thence to invade Costa
Riea Gen Canos, was 1t Guiana Costa, with 500
men, ready to repsl him.
Rvas was ct Leon with $500 men, awaiting the
advent Of the dry season to attack Walker.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PAR
RIsH from New York.
W H Conking, Nichols, Mr. Rudolphy J Post,
J Fournoy, Thomas Heary. C w storer, r ROBIN
son VIM Simons, Ssmael Hyman, Rowe Hen
ry Newell, Hart, X Robertson and sons J.
sham, John BLACK, Hugh Jones, ) Cockoran n C
Walton, John Candy, Geo Foster Clifford. Fl VIII
son, John Hess, w NJ Harrington John Littlejohn,
Mrs Lyon Miss Lyon, A Johnston and lsdy c
H Carr and lady, Miss Totten, Catharine Dunavsnt
Anne Dunavsnt, Mrs Romaine and child, J 3 Stow
aad lady, Mrs Durham, Mrs Newton and nurse Miss
Parker: L Perine, John Boalse. Miss McFall, Mrs
Kate M Clarke, Miss E nj Monsten. Mrs VIM Holt
aud child Miss Sarah Holt, Drake, IL Drake,
Sterling, Corson. Mrs erlins and daughter,
L cut Churchill, U Al Capt Bnbapk and lady,
Ex-Gov Floyd, Mrs Butt. Mise Martha Haines Butt
Mrs VIM Taylor. J Taylor, Miss CoDamore, Z
Also from Norfolk--D Burr, w r Drinkard. Isaac
Davenport, Mrs Hanson and child, ID Brennan Miss
NJ Colbrock, Martin, John Bonssl and daughter
III Hancock. A Leslie =.
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ssuthern Literary messenger.

The Southern Literary Messenger for October
has been laid upon our table. The title page is 9
very tempting one indeed, though We have had
no time to look at more than few pages. The
frst article on the Duty of Southern Authors, ;,
shews . strong sentiment Of fealty to the South.
and enforces with great earnestness what the wri.
ter considers the duty of Southern Authors
There is fine poem by James Baron Hope, and
two very pretty pieces by Thomas Baily AIdrich.
There is a very spirited poetic letter, from the
White Sulphur which contains some very good
hits. The poetry of this number ia indeed very
good. There is also very interesting article
with regard to the authorship of my life is like
the Summer Rose" in which that exquisite poem
is inserted. The number is very good one from
the partial glance we have given it, and the typo
graphy is highly creditable to the publishers.
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UIrp.


On Sunday the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
HOLMFR, seed as years snd two months
Tse friends and acquaintsucss Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her fanersi from
her late residences ON Brook Avenue en- this CUES
DAY. afternoon, at 8 o. CLOCK sssss s@l- 4s.ess*
q New York papers win please copy.
On the Iah Inst. MoLLIE, isfant Daughter Of
James and Adelaide C.rrnil. aged month";
The fdenfs and sequaintanees Of the family are re-
apectfullv invited to attend her funeral this morning
ut 10 O'clock from the residence Of her father on the
Plank road. se 3
~ The Christian Advocate win please copy.
On Monday, the 18th instant, at IS minutes to Il
o'clock, SARAH r., csnsort Of Christian Shnsuber
aged '8 years aad 8 months.
Farewell, my husband, " eep no more;
! am not lcss. but gone before;
Behold the place In which lie
A you are, % euce was l.
NY time has come, and sm gone,
To leave you, then, all forlorn
Yet, hope on, husband do not delay -
Think of your wife, and she'll obey
Your God and mine. who 10 our only friend,
Till death your troubles soon will end.
Yet, pray for me. but do not cry,
The Saw Jour died for you and |.
The friends and scqusintances Of the family In
vted to attend the funeral this morning 1t 10 oclk
at the Oregon Hill Methodist Chapel without further
notice
d Lynchburs and Fredericksburs papers please
CODY.
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AVENERABLE CLERK-In the county of Prince
Edward, Virginia, only three Clerks of Court have
been elected since 1854, period of one hundred and
too years. viz: John Leneve elected 9Th January
1854; Francis Watkins, elected 2l,t April, 1883
and B. ]. Worsham, now the Clerk of the Court
was elected 2lst September, 1916 ]. Worsham
commenced writing orders in the Clerks Office on
the 10th of December, 1906; was appointed Clerk
pro tenn on the 4th September, 1909, and was made
Deputy Clerk on the 18th February, ISlO-makipe
period of fifty-one years in which he has been
years in which he has been the Clerk of the said
Court.
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Presidential Por,rat,. and TICKET.

Messrs Richie e. Dunnavant have presented US
with very handsome autographed portraits of
Buchanan and Breckenridge, the nominees of the
Democracy. Of the fidelity of likeness to the orig.
nal we cannot speak; but SO far as the Autograph
er's art is concerned we have never seen them ex.
celled. Messrs. r g. D. also laid before us q sheet
of very beautiful autographed electoral tickets for
this State which they furnish at Is cents per one
hundred or S5 for one thousand. They are highly
creditable to the mechanical skill and taste of the
Lithograpers. See advertisement Of Messrs. r
e. D. in the d spatch
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Btiiess Fever, In some sectisss q lne
country il uite prevalent end snless prapefly
frssfrd may Yrevs. fatal Whsa ssIeusi ana ssus y
srsa " w.skeued and Ssducrd, and then i Il that
FxKKn's BtrTERs should be regularly neminis sred
WHEN tstsn ct such times strsssthens the stomseh,
;nereases the sppetite quekens the nvsr, improves
the Digestion purfes ths blood. end buds ue the
wh1ls frame that the mind becsmes q sess 1ns fha
spirits buoyant II taken In time. thess btte's VIII
70 All whn uss il % . family medicine. Testhing
children aud delirafs ladies' have always bean bens
fried By liz uss lille decrspd old see hiss found IL
These 0ittars can be had By oil the priucpa Drug
r,sts h the city Of Richmond and elsewhere. % IA
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FIorida kIections.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 13-We have full returns
from Columbia, Nassau, st. Johns, Putnam Du
val and Jackson counties, in Florida. They give
Walker, Gam. } for Governor, .l79 and Perry,
(Dem } 1893 Alachona and Marion counties have
gone Democratic. Escambia, Pametou, Holmes,
Madison, Santa Rosa and Walton have gone
American.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 13.-Tbe steamer Isa.
bel has arrived here with dates from Key West
Florida, to the 10th inst The Democrats had
carried that place BY large majority.
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New Publications.

We are indebted to Mr., G. N. West for copy
Of peterson's new edition of David CopperAeld-
II 70 gotten up in very handsome style, in two
volumes embellshed with thirty eight illustra.
tions, from designs by H. X Brown. David Cop.
perield IL the best of the beautiful creations Of
Dickens genius. and the public will be glad to have
this. as we'll as his other works. IN the permanent
and elegant form in which they are now printed,
Mr.. woodhouse has placed upon our table 1.-THE
Banished Son, and other stories Of the heart. By
Mrs Caroline Lee Hensz" This handsome volume
10 also from the press of 7. b Peterson 1o2 Ches.
nut street, Philadelphia The fame of Mrs Hentz
- an elegant writer and an accomplished and re.
6ned lady, was long since well established.
Passion and Principle, a domestic novel by
Mrs. Grey, author Of the "Young Prima Donna
Duke and Cousin" &c. Philadelphia: T. b.
Peterson. For sale by Geo. West.
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~ Democraric Meeting..-The, Demo-
crscy Of Nc roe Ward will hold meeting tSshadds
Hall on Broad street, on Wednesday evening, Oct.
18Th, 1t haifpast O'Clock. - ..
Several spec ches win be delivered. The Demo
crafts Of Madison and Jefferson Wards are invited 10
attend r
By order Of L. w GLAZ 1bnOUh.
(hsilma Of Committee for Monroe Ward.
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cT Valuable Building Lots In the$Town
ion to our sal commencing THIS DAY, at II
vciock p. A., sf vaiusbe Building Lots, Btuated q.
the north east corner ofths Plank Roads and Lau 81
Ir.et. Among them are some Of the most desirable
building lots in that section OF the city Fer further
pa rite refer auction columns Of this paper
| nc l4-4c TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.
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FROM MExIco.-The New Orleans papers con
tain advices from Mexico, to the 9th ult. TIL
British Embassy at Mex leo had closad

FROM MExIco.-The New Orleans papers con.
tain advices from Mexico, to the 9th nit The
British Embassy at Mexico had closed.
The Prosreso, of Vera Cruz says that on one of
the last days of August meeting OF the Brtish sph
jects resident In the city of Mexico took place tn
consider the present state of relations between Ens
land and Mexico; and that 1t agreed to record
protest against the evil quences that might
suit from war between the two countries and the
persons pre- sent dsapproved highly of the demands OF
the British Munster
In consequence Of the refusal OF the friars of y,
Carmen. and the Third Order of san krancisco
In Puebla to pay the contingent assigned to them II,
ievying Of the million of dollars upon the church IN
that diocese TO pay the expenses of the Haro rebei
hon, Gov. Tracons has decresd an immediate sale If
town and country property belonging to those con.
vents sufficient TO cover the amauut
The 18th september (lnde pc ndence dayl wa. .sI.
bratsd IN the capital by great public Gsnouet ar
which more than three thousand persons ,y.rs nres
emit. President Comonfort distributed ut thu tshIs
TO several poor families from d .rent ous t.rs ~
the city, branches OF flowers hung with god ON nee.
heavy shower in the afternoon prevented tha
illumination that had been prepared for the .yenny
sarge number OF sales of church property haye
been istely made In the capital under the law of
pinpation and 1t stated hat 90 great has been the
cnsnge In the pubic opinion there in relation to The
stsbty Of these transfers that even those pe rsons
VINO were formerly most fearful are mar insnired
with blind confidence. fr
bishop Munsuia had caused tn bs Rad sit.r mas.
IN tne churches OF the diocese If his pro
ses. ssnnst the Lerdo law, and s.ntence Of excom.
49, csLioa aeainst its origiustors and defenders
mt to the capital .ssN eA'
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MUSICAL In = Il II U q n . \. :. igh y
1Vl f.ttered by the patronage bestowed upon me
duiing the pM session, by the public a. teacher of
the fiano Forte, take pleasure offsrins for the
ensuing sesson, my services In this branch Of
instruction.
intend, moreover for the benefit OF such stu
dents, a. may wish {, bee me scquainted with the
russ Tor Musical ccmpos ton, thor ugh Bass The.
DRY or Harmonyl to teach the principal features Of
this science, in gu easy and csmprehsnsible ma nsr
during regular eousse, in schools and private classes
a. swell ~ sipsly :,
Will .l.o undertake any kind of arrangements for
Vocal, Orchestral and ether instumepta IA usic
In consideration IT the very astterirg and sstis.
factory manner, in which the members OF ths Rich.
mond Inssru mental Musicai Club, have m. n toned
me a. ihsir conductor. l feel it duty 70 sup
pou IN. enorts OF these gentlemen to encour
age pduscai Amsteurs on different Urchsst,A nj ipsru-
ma ms 20 unite with the Club. Also to indpcs 9th
ere 20 ake lessons on those mat uments snd tins to
eonribut. all their power to tbs futu.e prcspsrtv
o. that haunshnE Institution. There are : :, e.t
msny exanent German musicians residing in this
CITY. sno would be glad to impsrt the NEST thoroush
i1..ru hon to those who may desire tasir assistance
Applications may be LEFT af Mr. r H. TayIor,s Nh.
&c slofe ON oovelnR street OF 1t my residence on
nsaA; eornsf OF llth street. opposite Geddn,s HILL
cc - I. OF " 0tfaCH
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~ Building Stock for Sale..-I hive fer
sale upon reasonable terms, or 10 shares of Build.
ing Stock in one of the best companies in the city
the sHomestead." Apply to L. d. EACHO,
General Agent and Collector
I4-St Pearl street.
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- Trustees sale Of Groceries Par
culsr attention IL requested to my sale Of the stock
of Groceries Bar Room Fixtures &c at the store Of
Mr. Daniel Hunt. corner of Byrd and 7th streets,
commencing at 10 O'Clock; 8y order OF the Trustee
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,


--S-------~.
Americas shipbasaers'
I'll. p.r,a eorrespoadeus Of the New York jour 'a.
-, :, Commerce mentions report that Austria
s S = received 70 s.v. navy st le... eaa., to the
ms - ,r,snd. to order forthwith the con
eslo. . - even steam frigases in New York
.o.ssr ,risu.s 70 American shipbuilders
80. .sa.,,e.ns are generally tainted abroad a.e
hos.,fal and brassars nation bat nation may os
,,.raoned soms degree Of sslfcompeceney, 49,
can feed the world. build the best .nps va ..,,ar.
gate the sea, and man them with the oes. ' ,.s,
- rational pride. Our capacities - . maritime
I'D commercial power, our inexhsustioie agricui
,ur.l and mineral resources our wonderful mana.
f.c.urins stil and energy. and our vast extent Of
productive soil, poin. to . future Of unequalied
Greatness. Nothing but our own divisions can pre-
ven. the United States from becoming the richest
..a NOS, powerful country the world ever saw. =
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The Arrest OF a Fire Company mt PhiIa del.
Dhta.

phia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13-There is great ex
element here with regard to the arrest of the Shift
der Hose Company, yesterday, upon the charge OF
shooting McIntire. Writs of habeas corpus will be
issued 10 secure their release before the election
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is The Shiffler Hose
Company was examined at the Mayors office to-
day. The evidence against English who il
charged with the murder, was not conclusive. The
whole thirty.three were remanded to jail on charge
of murder and riot There is great excitement on
the part Of the friends Of the prisoners ut these
proceedings, and an attempt at rescue Is not i'm.
probable,
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MARHIUu.

q. ths 9th Inst, q the "a rrssbytsrsn Church By
ne = 4 Hcrs Mr.. GHARsea =. KENT snd
Mis- LAURA OAKLAND LohiM Ehs AZ o. tn's
y rY- rredsrielsbur. pare.s please copy.
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NEw YORK, Oct. 1l.-Csared, schrs. Manchester
Chichester, and C. A Cooke. Hslvis, Richmond.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S7.-Depsrted, Z. M. Andrews
Rust City Point, Va.
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~ Fillmore o m IN e e. regular
meeting OF the Committee will be held this UES-
DAY) night at the Headquarters, ever e. b spepces
Clothios Store A full and punctual sttendapce 10
d.sirsd s DC A4--1s*
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THE WRECKED STEAMER-The passengers and
mails OF the British mail steamer Fay, which was
on the oath ut. The passengers lost ali their has
gage. The steamer was valued at S425, 900.
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NOAH WALKER & Co.,
~ WnoLEs. LE AND RETAIL

tbranch of the Baltimore House - Most tfuljy
AK the attention Of the citizens Of Richmond and ss
vicinity 70 the stock OF Ready Made Clothins which
they are Just opening
Possessing sas~rior facilities for proeurinx and
malns up ths greatest variety Of Demssrie ssd Fer
eye CIotns Caesimsrss and vestinss. they are esa-
bied to odsf unusual Inducements % custcmers who
ere most respectfay socited d sivs us : cali BE-
s0te putoaAAnS. 90 lily
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF RICHMOND, October IL.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT Ga o,cIocx
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdze,
Ludlam Watson.
steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York mdze
and passengers LudIarn Watson.
SAILED,
schr Jane c. Doughty, Murphy, mdzs., w. d.
Colqultt L. Co
stea0.hig Pennsylvania, Teal, mdze and pss,en.
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A FREMONT RECRUlT.-N. z. Willis saws he
shall give his "virgin vote" for Fremont,
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS Oct. l3.-An abolition dispatch re.
ceived here states that Gen Stringfellow has been
driven from the town of Weston, Mo for attempt.
ing TO arrest alleged Abolitiobists.
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~ The regular nsosthl ,, meeting Of - .
Young Ne . Christian Asaociation' will bs held on
THIS (Tussdsyl EVENING. q ~ o'clock, IN the
Hall Of tbs Association, in 0sddfns builqing.
:, oc 14-it ID LEROY J GRANT Rec. Sec.
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Election in kaDsas-.-success of the South,
erners.
ST LOUIS, October l3.-Meagre returns from
Kansas indicate he election of General Whitfield
to Congress without opposition. There was no
disturbance at the polls.
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a. DRiscOLHs BALM or THOUSAND
20 cents par bottle only. The most
Asiseses Densrihes and Cosmstic that ever the art
?. spphea chemistry has produced, clesnsins the
asans Inc gums. and iInpsrtng fragrance and
.ss.ssi, 20 70 offensive breath which too
ror a. ~. without the peraon's knowlsdge.-
1feet. AND BY Druggists s@n.rsliy oIoNAs nam
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PAIL RACES

BROAD ROCK RA-
1A CES. Sc cOND DAY
RSAA TUESDAY, 14th : Sweep
N<SS stake for three year old colts
and flleys that never won race; mile heats; soo
subscribera ,c,,r,
Stronger. by Portsmouth, dam Lestis. by rram.
81. Mai. Thos boswell names Cd. G. by Revenue
An David Mcdaniel names Oh 6. by Senator. dan,
by Hotspur.
oc 4-lt CALVIN GREEN. Propri- tor
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HEADERS lsT RECT VA VOLS, I
RICHMOND Octoher IL 1890

HEADLKS IST kEtT VA. VOIdB.,
Il RICHMOND, October Is. 1856
yIORpERs No %
U 1. The Regiment will Parade on SAT.
URDAY next. the 18Th inst The line will be
formed Broad street. the right resting 9th street,
at 81 O'Clock A. N
II. In obedience to general ORDERS command ants
ofcompsnies required to repors 10 writing. the
the arms and accoutremepts now in possession of
their respective companies.
Jr Adjutant of this Re sient having been rendered
is accepted
". William Munford, Esq, 10 hereby appointed
He will rank as Captain Of the line, and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order of COL AUGUST.
&c 14...5t
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Convention of southrro (;overuars

COnVent10n Of SOuthern GOVernors.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 13 1T is reported here
that the Governors of the fifteen Southern States
will meet at Raleigh, N. e, tomorrow, to consider
what steps it is necessary to take in case Fremont
Ia elsctsd.
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DIDlNei ACADkhiN, r On LADIES AND
IL GENTLEMEN 1.-The undersigned. Professor of
Horsemanshp respectfully to the citizen.
of Richmond and its vicinity that he designs openn
Riding Academy in this cry, where he will teach
to the principles of the celebrated Boucher in les
cherau r haute Ecoie of Paris.
his long OK pelienca in teaching the art of riding
and training horses for the saddle renders him fully
competent give satisfaction all may patron
rae him. Having selected good and convenient To-
cation for the purpose he s DESTROYS of obtaining
the requisite number of pupils la order to put
up the necessary buildings The classes for ladies'
viii be distinct from the classes for gentlemen and
instruction given to them at different hours. Persons
wishing to become subscribers to the school, will do
the favor to call at Messrs Duva Norten's, cor
Of Main and 10th Streets where they can see the
prospectus.
References ITO his Excellency H. A. Wise, Cover.
nor of Virginia; Col. T. 2. August and Mons Paul,
French Consul. LOUIS RUZSANYI.
Corner of 9th ard Broad s.s
N. B. He also offers his services to the public az
Veterinary Surgeon and pledges himself t. all
durable diseases.
oc l4---eo6t@ L. K.
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5hii HUsHkLs COMN, On board scHF.
0Du p. G. ftssisr, n the Dock. FOR sale by
90 A-6t BACON 1 BAeKERvILL
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u 49, TAhCH. Pearl sase. HarIey.
For ~ - ssnhss &c Tor Puadinrs' cusssrd ~.
oe Il INV w POLLARD
OIessist. 18th sfreat
u iso M, sIDEs AND sHOTjI.s1 : ~
s. nss N Prime sree1, rscsivins IA y.
DAsASfoaT. ALLEN Co us
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LolyE.


Z Os T....0s tnsa.y sysni.g. biatks
i leather SWORD sCA8oA4D. This finder viii
" rsss naby rewarded by lsavise IL ct this Office
~ "a ne
-1ET---7Sn .9atafaay oyeniss, bets Ger
! fhc (sseyebere Dep0t sud 18th street, small
leather Pocket Book. eontsinins my FREE "a
yERA rev s.d Of 81 viii be paid the find By
ieavinr the ssid papers ct this ofiee
HkBECCA JENKINS, OF Pet~Fsburg. Z
% I4-zts A frss woman q eo'or.
OsT bent six wssss 80 80 sss IS s1,
fv be suitabIy re Arded BY leaving same g THE
&c. MAKfHA Ann gKOWN,
% i4..-lt. A free woman Of color. :
4 OHT.-SJO RKWAHD.-L.est On eatur.
Ii day last, about fous o'clock, In the North Esss
mart Of Rir hmon3, one hundred dollar biss snd
I ff : dollar Bill on the Farmers end Mechanics
Bank, Philad.Iphia and 6fy on the Bank OF Fen
town.hp PerSons finding the above, viii receive
the above reward By leaving Il at Mrs susan q. bar
bers Main street, between Ninth and Tsnth Streets
north side.
4 a T---somo Gins0 aimee, = BOND tor
IL 600. given by AessTs. Grant Bennett, for the
hire of two negro boys 100 Of which has been paid.
A ressonabe reward will be given for its return TO
me, or Mr. Geo. 6adler.
&c 1S-6t MIkDhEO 0AI. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-14

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1 GOULD NOT MARRY --''s - =
yook moro thin they had to pay the househc,d
Bat since scHAAP opsp'd store, John, Tom, Dick
All got wife and home ard have some mon ~ still.
10 house keeping, especially 0lsss ana China Wars.
Lookfcs 6iAsses Clocks, Table Cutlery aud an end.
,ess vauety Of Fancy Goods, ct an astruishins low
Same terms
SCHAAP + CO.
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