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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04

George Peabody, Esq, is on a visit to Boston
Burners Springs Va, have been leased to j. s.
Danner of Middletown, Va
A shad was caught in the Connections river in
Hartford on Saturday last.
There was a slight fall of snow in Alexandria,
Va, on Wednesday last.
The Baltimore Museum has been opened with
Miss Annette Ince as the star.
The hotels at Saratoga closed for the season on
Monday. so $50 EssisS
Judge John D. Toomer, an eminent jurist of N.
Carolina, died last week. s-s,a 3
Charles Boyd, formerly of TazeweH county, N.
c., committed suicide at Cincinnati, on Tuesday.
Hon. r. M t. Hunter, of Va, addressed the de-
mocracy of Pougbkeepsie, N Y, Wednesday
The receipts of the American Bible Union, for
the past year, exceeded $50,0OO.
Quarantine regulations At New Orleans have
been suspended.
Five or six slaves, belonging to ]. G. Henry and
Mrs. Hurley, Of Vienna, Md, made their escape on
the 10Th ult. M
Judge Minot, the Commissioners of Pensions, has
resigned his Office, to take effect when his succels
sor is appointed.
Mile. Maria Muller, cousin of Jenny Lind has
been engaged the contrato for the French opera,
at New Orleans, next season. @a
A bust Of Edwin Forrest has been sent ont for =
new theatre In San Francisco which has been
named after him. f
A prohibitory liquor bill has been postponedin-
definitely by the Wisconsin Assembly, with only
three dissenting voices. e
Miss Harris of Petersburg, Va, thrown frsm
buggy : few days since, died Wednesdsy,sof nef
injuries &, s5 ~ ..s.
Dr. John Buehes of Rappahannoek County.
Va, was severely woundsd last week, while hunt
ing, by the accidental discharge of bis gun.
An Italian bull bought OF the grand duke Of
Tuscany Is the .iionr Of the cattle show Of Spring
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KANSAS ELEcTIoN.--The election in Kansas for
members of the lower house of the territorial Le-
gisa,ure was to take place Wednesday. As the
upper house holds over, the contest was probably
not 90 excited one as at the previous election,
when the control of the Legislation of the Territory
WAC to be obtained or lost
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LEWIS HYnIAN.

- LEWIS HSMAN.
~ IMPORTER OF
o. WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
~ Il fUhoessle and retsil, No. SO Main street
- r rscejyins large and elegant assortment Of
sboye articles and will offer this Fall the greatest
rs;rs thst has ever been offered in this city, and
- ,srcbents who wish 10 purchase, he would inform
49, us, articles can be haj in his establishment a.
- a. any house in the Northern cities.
cod detached Levers, Is Jewels, S2l 90
C}9Id limiting DO do so 90
Do do Patent DO do As 90
Silver Levers II w
Gold Guards 10 10
Gold Pencils: Silver Table and Tea Spoons
God Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
terms
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry of all kinds
To bs hsd cheap, ST the old established store Of
LEWIS HYMAN,
90 g-2n No 9S Main ct.
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U. s. TREAsURER's MONTHLY STATEMENT
The statement of the U. s. Treasurer for Septem
Der shows that the net subject to draft in the
u. S Treasury on the 22d September was S23 495,
009 81, of which s5l, ,05S.23 was al Richmond, Va
S33 TIA 90 at Norfolk, Va; Sl00016 at Whining
ton, N. c.; So, 10s.17 at Nashville Tenn, and $32
900 at Charlotte, N. C. sssF eere b.
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SENTENCED FOR MURDER.-At the session of
the Bedford county (ys) circuit court, last week,
James B. Lester, charged with killing William C..
Thomas, year ago, was found guilty of murder
In the second degree and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years.
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THE FIRST ASCENT OF MONT BLANC was &C
complishad in l74l by Richard Pocock an English
man. OF 90 persons who have reached the sum.
init since that tirne SO were English Irish, or
Scotch l2 French; 6 Sardinians; 5 Americans; 3
Swss;2 Poles 1 Neapolitan; Russian; Swede
Four of these Adventures were ladies.
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DR.. KASE.-The Philadelphia Ledger learns
that the health of DR.. Kane, the distinguish.
ed Arctic explorer, is much impaired. He intends
to take trip to Europe for the purpose of resto.
ring it, and will leave this country on Wednesday
next. the Sth instant
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l. CALIFORNIA FRUIT. = rapes, peaches and
strawberries in considerable quantities, have been
raised this summer Throughout the entire mining
region of the State. Even the country so far
north, and SO recently settled, as Shasta, has pro
duced largely of these luxuries. In fact the soil
and climate of the mountains seem quite as well
adapted to their growth as the hitherto more es.
teemed valleys of the coast
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through the trap-doer. '.a .-1
The osganist plaved n. ,.,.,. . 3
march in which trumpet soo ~. vs.v ..a l.no
sunday schoel childIsn uueit. 1ei AesPans tas
ID went homa trv3r. ~ f--., q. 81 .5sssS yi
sehsieus hash had listened to. snS pules y
oss,ae vnstnsr thsrs was too much poitics fos tbs
Re1y, Or .oo little pisty for the politics. Came =
6.siness u eectionesfns, he ourht 70 .snr s.S e.
S.s.s Ior ns hyortts carddates aod chsrss III AZ.
psnses to the Central Committee. nA' -
Thouebtfuily
@ K. PHrIarDEn poKsr,crs
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WATER WoRKs.-The town of Woodstock,
Va Is about being supplied with water from res.
ervoir This will insure the erection of car works
| at that place by the Manassas Gap Railroad Com
pany
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SALE OF SHIPS Ship George A, Phelps ZIG
tons, built in New York. in 1852, now in Marselies
has been sold for $35, 900; barque Mary H. Vose
OF Boston, built in Robbinston, Me 800 TONS also
IN Marseiles sold for S68 900; and the bsrque Geo
Thomas, years old, 2S2 tons built at Thomaston.
| at 81, 500 equal to cash - S-'-'
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RATHER GRAPHc.-A Boston paper, speaking
of one of its commercial representatives of the
city, says He has taken in ton or two of self
consequence at every port at which he has hap
pened to touch, and started overheard modesty
and scEuples to make way for its stowage"
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DR.. Archer, formerly of Virginia, and father q
the.Texas revolution, died on the 22d of Septeu
Der at Galveston.
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LOLA MoNTEs.-We learn from the California
papers that Lola Monies has determined to retire
from the stage in a short time. Her entire col.
lection of diamonds and rich jewelry. amounting
to fifteen twenty thousand, dollars will be sold
shortly at aHction.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
saturday MO, .nsss, Octeber 4, issss

DEATH OF VI ;sRRABLE CLERarMAE--The
Rev David Moore D. D., the eldest SON Of the
late Biahop Moore, of Virginia, whose dessh has
been announced. die Wednesday evening, as the
rectory Of ST. Andre ws Church, Staten Island, N.
" in the roth year o. his age. and 4sth year Of his
rectorship on Staten Island. DIR. Moore was
highly esteemed for his many excellenciss and
his loss will be severely felt by his parishonsrs.
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OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-Florida and Georgia hold
their State elections on Monday next. 9th. Penn.
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana elect eight days after
wards-on the second Tuesday South Carolina
elects on the l3th-the second Monday.
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WHAT STOMACH I'm one year New York
city eats 1876 600 oxen, 10 600 cows $4,000 sheep
and lambs. 10000 calves, and $4,000 swine. If
ranged seven abreast they would make process.
sion two miles long. s.
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Hon. Robert Lowe, of London. Mr.. Daniel LIE
Boy and family, United States Consul to London
and Professor Salisbury, of New Haven, wer
among the passengers for England by the Asia.
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REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoHE.-The Wood.
stock (ya) Tenth Legio publishes the death Of
Christian Dellinger at the advanced age Of 90
years He served in the revolutionary war at the
age of II years, and was present at the seige Of
Yorktown. ee}
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FIRST RAILROAD RrDE-A venerable gentle.
man, over eighty one years old. Captain David
Cottle, went off in the steamboat ON Friday, and
for the first time in his life. arailroad and rode
in the cars for a short tdistance-Nantucket Engui.
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BuCKWHEAT CRoP.-The farmers in the vicinity
of Trenton, N. j.. are reaping their buckwheat
and all agree in saying that the crop is much over
an average. 1t is believed that it is better thar
for some years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04

The Merchants of Alexandria, Virginia, hay,
established corn exchanges.
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THE CAPTURE OF MRS WILsoE.-We some days
says since gave an account OF terrible tragedy on
the Plains The indians attacked a train com.
manded by Col Babhitt killed four persons, sez,
ed a lady, Mrs Wilson, and carried her into cap.
tivity. We learn that application will immediate
Iy be made to the Government at Washington to
adopt the most vigorous measures for her Iecove.
ry as well as for the arrest and punishment of the
murderers. Mrs. Wilson is the wife of q gentle
man of ST. Louis, and had resided in that city for
several years. She is native of Salem, Mass .
and mas near friends and relatives in Philadelphia
Her husband, at the time of the capture, was at
Salai.ake as was also her sister, and she was on
her way thsher, with one of her children, an in
FAINT The Government willn doubt act as prompt
ly as possible. Not q moment should be lost The
Indians are the Cheyennes, and the scene took
place on the 2lst of August, about twenty miles
fron Fort Kearney. The party was small one,
and the attack was altogether unexpected and un-
provoked. 1t is feared that Mrs. Wilson was first
wounded, and then borne away by the savages-
Philadelphia Enquirer.
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Schooner Dean Richmond, direct from Chicago
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th ult. sa- .
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THE TEA PLANT has been successfully cultivs
ted at Santa Cruz, in California, from seeds fount
last spring in a caddy purchased for consumption
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DEATH or REV. J. MoRRIs PEAsE REV. J
Morris Peass, agent Of the Nsw York Oolnnisssior
Society for exploring Weefsrn Africa, de9 ia AZ
burn. New York, Tuesday, at the house Of Rsy. =
I Iyes. Nj. Pesss had bsea siek Tor some weeks
Win typhoid fever. He was . brother 70 Rev. y
Peass. 81 The Five Points Nission, New York,
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A DEMENTEo TRAVELLER "A stanger named ].
ID. Montague, who is apparently insane, has been
committed to the asylum at Cincinnati. Iti sup.
posed he became separated from his wife and
child the occasion of railroad accident as they
were travelling west from Baltimore All he
recollects Is that it occurred the 2eth OF August
but where he does not know. He has not seen his
wife since. In his trunk . quantity of ladies'
wearing apparel was found. an envelope with the
direction Miss Julia Ann Brothers, Suffolk, Nan
come county, Virginia. and also documents show.
ing thatin February, 1855, he obtained the appoiat
men, Of postmaster At Bergam Depot, New Haven
county, N. j.
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LIBERAL DoNATION.-Mr. David Hunt of Jef
ferson county, Mississippi. has presented the Oak
land College with the handsome sum of $4,000
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& srHERW si9iN OF THE z8

= sr5kr, sisN or THE @S
"a GOLD EAGLE Ne. g w,,npxrvrs
Asszssgr sgrra3sr,eksburg Vs have just received new
So. ia.e 81 ~ 3cid and Silver WATCHES; Bresst Pins;
i%Pg e.r Rnss; Ladies ohatelainsi Gentlemen.' Fob
tots T.u,b!ss; Gold Silver and Steel Spectecles;
:..sr ;obIs.: Caps; Spoons Butter Knives; Port
Card Cases Match Boxes, and every article
i the Jewely and Silver hne, for sale on reasona-
''5 -. WATCHES of all kinds repaired and war
20 10 perform well also, Jewelry of every de-
.'-int;on repaired at short notice.
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A GUcCEssFuL SLAyER.-Fhe Havana cerres.
pondent Of the Now York Courier writes that the
brig r 6oule, formerly trader between NewsOr.
leans and Havana, recently landed . cargo Of
about six hundred negroes near Cienfuegoa, that
she IVES then run ashore. Iwas alse STATED thai Il
WAS the third cargo Of negroes she bad landed
from the Coast Of Africa
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DIAGNOSIS OF SENATOR SUMNER.-Dr. Jack son
the physician who attended Senator Sumner du
ring his recent soiourn among the mountains Of
Pennsylvania, grows poefica in giving the diagno-
sis of that injured gentleman's hurts Witness the
following 's
'.Subject, aged -, in the full zenith OF man.
hood. General normal condition Plus in vital
powers even exuberart. Temperament nervous
bilious, with some tinge OF lymphatic. Weight
with plenum Of physical forces, 200 pounds syoir-
dupois. Height, six feet two inches. Normal
pulse rs to so, with great muscular power, walk.
ing miles without fatigue, and enduring all physi-
cal exertions as play. Habits temperate and regu.
lar not to say absteInious and aseetic. At the time
of the Vandsl invasion, this state was rendered
highly morbid by overwork severe study, intense,
unremitting effort of the braiu, the mind bent up.
on one single purpose, even the tragical creation
of an earthquake an intellectual effort that should
vibrate from pole TO pole"
The DR.. had better let off his superfuous steam
in the fern of an epic, entitled the "Diagnosiad :
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\ ,CAKD:;-We, lhe undersigned, mem

4 tAkD.--We, the undersigned, mem.
= bers Of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB which has now been in successful
operation about session under the direction of
Mr V. BUSCH, feeling much gratifed at his ability
d Conductor and Arranger. take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public, and hereby cor
tours who may be disposed to unite with us from the
Commencement of next session, tths lst of Octo-
tes and also later in order to make this Club per-
HGaent and worthy the countenance OF refined and
Intelligent community.
re- Apply to Mr.. F. E. GIBBS AmbrotYps Rooms
Connthian Hail
w, LEIGH BURTON, violino Primo.
SHoLL, '-'
Jso J Fry, Viola.
?. +. GIBBS. Violoncslle. -
ER R ASeHss a0sEssof' Flauti Primi.
. FfSIsssN' r EHoDss' Elauti sscondi.
0. A. ERICSSON, Clsrinetto Solo.
Y. BUSCH. Conductor.
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- D. DENUON has for sale GOO Enamei.
~ led Crates, Tenders and sumner Pieces, em
b,Ccng Square Topped, Circle and Eleptic Patterns
These crates are of my own manufacture, and s7eA
esold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Ne:
chan!cs Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAM'L D. DENooN for the best speci-
Of Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
Gock Of ellis Brass Brick f'oulds &c. Apply at my
Hell and Brsss Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween Sth and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
IL lrrn
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In addition to the above card, take pleasure in in
forming the public that Singing Society Of An:eri-
ran geaemsa is about to be formed which, after hsv-
ing been sufficiently drilled by me. is going 10 be
C0b" that both are to be considered Society,
consisting of one Instrumental and one Vocal sec
ton
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, will
pea5e call for information at Mr.. r. u. Gibbs Ann
Wo'ype Rooms Corinthian Hall; at Mesns. Hsr-
Iold X Murey's Book and Music Store; and at my
tss,drnce, OF Bank corner of 18th Streets opposite
Goddins Hall. OLOF A. ERICSSON.
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cashier Of the Globe Bank, Boston, for thirty two
years. is sixtyfour pears old, and isnow ready TO
pay the sixty fourth dividend OF said bank. Hehas
paid every one ofthe sixty. three semiannual divi.
dends af that institntion with his own hands
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f'oCkET COMPANIONs. large and
"a SSA' n suitable ~ the tastes cf ALL tor sss By
W" q. J PIcoT.
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DRAMATIC Subtitle Dramatic Copy. Right
aLaw'will give some employment to the Lawyers.
Bonrcicault has already commenced . suit aaainsf
the Managers Of Boston Theatre, for producing :
play, said to be literal copy of one Of his produc-
tioas-names and title only being altered.
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q ~ MAIN STKEKT.

: 1A hOkS ~ OOs uu NhH& ia
- ken the store formerly occupied ny ~
did assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH
ENWARE, and are daily receiving new additions
thereto They are prepared to efer great induce.
ments both to the city and country trade Orders
sent to them viii be faithfully executed. gsFssass
Messrs. JOSEPH STEBBINs and F E. HATCHER, for
merly in the employ of Mr.. Geo. ]. Sumner csn be
found at the above store and will be pleased to meet
with their old friends and aequaintaneos
ne A-dlm @ t@ ~
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BIOULDINGs DRESSED AND UN-

n Q
JfA DRESSED LUnBER-Belvidese Planning Mills,
Stu south OF the Basin, in of the Pc
tersbuig Depot.-Planine, of all kinds of lumber
Touguing and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flaoring a. Cd and 44 inch thick; Shelv-
lns Partition and Car stuff on hand and for SALE
teras generally
Builders Mouldngs, sixty different patterns, al
WAYS on hand.
Sc SIN g. C. ROBINSON
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VALUABLE FARM FOK sALE.--I offer

Tor sale privately my FARM, "Laurel Meadow"
situated in the county of Chesterfield, four miles
f.m Manchester, and and q half west OF the
1foad Rock Race Course, containing $40 acres--No
hie open and in hgh state of Improvement. There
IS 4lsoa large piece of rich meadow land. The ba-
i4aee is wood, a large portion heavily timbered.
Ire improvements consist of an excellent dwell
lIg-LoGse, negro quarters, stables and barns. The
bsEas are well supplied with water from branch,
tyEleans Of a small water wheel. There is a steam
engine, about eight horse power, which drives the
EFeshing machine; also steam saw, gris and plas-
ter mill
, The place is well supplied with good water, and
hes two fine young orchards, peach and APPLE and ID
one Of the most healthy locations in the State.
, The tefms will be made accom- nodating. Fer fur
Ae particulars, apply to myself, on the premises or
. % iGomss Tsylor, of the firm OF xsn.Lew, Taylor
70, Rich hmond J. WHITEHEAD.
Ny post Office 10 Manchester. SO l1-d6clm
SnAWLs, CLOAKs AND sCAhFs.-
fApey colorei Taimss and Cloaks in great variety,
'sIylag IN price from &5 to 20; black Cloth Cioaks
nc 81 lAimss, very rich do. velvet Cioaks and
-tahHesi Stella Shawia in Brocha and printed Dor.
eefai Grape, Cashmere, and Thibet ShHwls plaid,
'YYas aud square Shawls, all qualities; Cashmere,
9s and Cheneiile Scarfs; blsck and half mourn
q '1ls and square Shawls; also rich Flounced SIX
~ 10 black aud coored do. Silk robes with vel
G 1UDahces, entirely new and very beautiful Vasn-
fieuneed, and graduated Robes; so pieces colored
q 10 and S1tc., to be cnt in any lengths great
lU pieces Printed Moussslines, at one shil-
e f me YARD worth Is cents. For seasonsbie goods,
a, ~ q tae Cash Store, SO Main street.
oeS CHRIsTIAN & LATHROP.
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aIrY9 n. CAKHIAlaKS, ,-l.ARkiAtsEH,
&E The subscriber has ON hand. ct his Coach
Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, t7St md 18th streesl
nesr the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, SAkOUCEES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SuikIES, all of his make Of the best
msterals and workmanship. All of which win be
sold How good work of the kind can be in the city
OF kichuond and respectfully ash call from those
in want OF any article in the Carriage line a. de-
tsrmired 70 make 70 order and sell at the lowest
prices pcssble, aad all work sold, that 4 new, va
ranted. ee sa.s9 81 - * F. S
fs 26-den MICAJAH MAE4UM~.
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=, slTICE.--The subscriber would
- mos, respectfully inform his customers aud
"a The pubic generally, that he has Just re-
iarssd fssm the North With Seaus'fni s ,sy ss:
% " s,v description which can be bought on
fDM, teTms at any other establishment in
the ci!y. HAD .xau,pe
EF Fv,,stpn KERsEY No. Is West Main St,
few doors below the ST. Charles Hotel.
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X sTEAMER JAdES STOWN.-I am ems.
49,, men TO show something new in style and pat
a III every week, which IN addition TO my slready
i-n ass9rtment Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
I H lhsute every one 10 want OF nice garment and
es sb. and trimmed in the same style, can be pur-
eseo elsewhere. HENRY eHAFEa,
NJ. ~ NJ strQ Or
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Es~. FALL OPENING Of ihe most eie-
E3 giant and fashionable
MILLINERY

v&2S MILLINERY ~.-s---r
W ~ 9ssaC ever offered in this city.
madam SON, who received the first premium at the
Mechanics Fair takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that her will be closed on Tuesday and
Wednesday, and will reopen on Thursday, Oct. I'd,
with the extensive aud fashionable assortment
of Millinery Just received from Paris, London and
New Ysrk and she assures all those in want Of any
thing in her line th.t the price shall be low
than any other establishment in this city.
se SO-6tx I stk ~ .sst.EsE - II
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r. EazEw1 VIRGINIA Ann TEN
~ " NEsSEE RAILROAD,--SN1l- Nh
----.-s----- 1ICE TO PASSENGERs@
CHdNGEsOF SCHEDULE.-On and a.ter Tia ,st
Of October, the Road viii be completed to the ren.
nessse line and the Passenger Train win rGn as toi
Leave Lynchburs at 45 A. N. and reach Br;so
1t P n. s-ss,sas5tE { - - =
Leave Bristol at 30 A. 81. and reach Lvncbbsrs .s
5-l5 Z. M. E. Il. GILL,
sc 22-3m tfsiv. gsyte.gss SO . Ger S,r,e
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q nAA OAA CIGARS, Of all the dif
%.UOU.UUU ferent qualities and brands con.
stantly hand. Cigars Of any description made to
srder at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers aud country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prices before purchasing eise
where - ~ st He. @. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Gigsrs
. 9-Snn No. Ia Broad street.
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BOARDING.

EITS.F. B. JOHNSON wishes to take n
VI united number of ofBOARDERS. Her house is
pleasantly si;usted Church Hill, between 23d and Gath
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Rss-- MILLINERY NOTlCE--A A rich and
Esz& varied assortment OF Fall Goods, just to hand
and now ready for the inspection Of Ladies'
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