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ARREST OF THIS FRENCH SwINDLERs.--The
telegraph Of yests rday announced the arrest OF
Charles Carpenter, late Cashier Of the Northern
Railway Company Of France. The Herald OF Sat
he was arrested on Thursday night. in farm
house, about 10 miles back Of Newburg, Orange
county. New York, BY two Of the United StaIes
bridge street Jail IN this city, on friday, where he
now remains 10 close custody. Carpenter W.
dressed 10 the disguise of farmer. and was dves1
ed Of his moustaehe when the officers succeeded ,n
arressing him. The fugitive was captured Mnue
asleep la bed much TO his surprise ana Moft.Hca'
tion. His captors will receive the promised re-
ward of 81 900, offered by Belmonts agent IN this
city for the apprehension OF the prisoner. no mo
ney or property of any consequence was iouno IN
Csrnentisr expresses great astonishment ut the
adrot manner In which his capture was effected:
He SAYS he did not tell any one where he was 60
ing when he left New York, but on the contrary.
limited that he was going TO Philadelphia, when
his intention really was to secrete himself in the
interior of this State until favorable opportunity
might present itself for his escape.
He proceeded on board the Erie railroad cars,
and getting off some dist nee from New6urg,
wended his way into the interior, and there hired
himself out to . farmer 1t q very small compensa
ton per month.
As we said before he was fast asleep when the
officers made their appearance ut his bedside, and
summoned him to put on his clothing and prepare
for journey to New York. He was greatly non.
piussed, and at first denied that his name was
Carpenter, but the presence of photograph of
the prisoners made all denials useless
The officers conveyed their prisoner across the
river in a boat, and took the Hudson River Rail
road for this city where they arrived without
any obstacle. The appearance of Carpenter was
somewhat novel He was dressed in coarse far
mer's clothing, and although he tried to divest
himself of everything that might serve to betray
him, yet there were unmistakeable signs of the
polished gentleman about the man whenever the
observer chose to scrutnize his personal appear
ance and mode Of carriage.
The prisoner says that he has arrived in this
country quite poor, and has hardly as much money
as would defray the expenses of q journey 10
Europe and back. His story in relation to the
fraud upon the Northern railway varies but little
| from that of Grelet.
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T,uE 'I1All.Y DISPATCH.



~. .chruics, Institste.
y, = virginia Mechanics Iastitu'e
:. - aa.re tonight The opening address
W, s.,,vered by Mr.. Ro. J. MORRISON OF tls
.' w. r.mala Inssitute. Mr.. r. 10 eenue.
r. A.. talents and sealous advocate OF
sh.a enterprise and the Improvement ana in-
49,. - sonthern manufactures. His ADDRESS
s, =. ADMIT not be . most Interesting ana AZ
propriate one. ,,..,,. .. n. ma.
=. ,,..-h,ehlv 40 under the circumstances Be
s,s.s IN. catalogue of articles more particularly
.-..,r;n. 20 their yocasions, are number OF very
,-,o,. ,h,ros and others belonging TO the fancifui
H.. The ladies' have been especially liberal in
.h.;, contributions and there will be display.
sho,.,n. ,hs wonderful patience, industry and
,..,e which mark their handiwork.
A Grand attraction. however, of the great Hall
,xbers the Mechanics Fair is held, Is the renown-
I'D picture of the School of Athens, copied most
f.I,bfulIy from RafaeIle's original This picture
was painted to the order Of the Alumni OF tho Uni
yersty of Virginia. and Is to be presented by them
to tina. institution Of which Virsnans are 80 justly
proud. We had the qualification OF seeing 1t I'M
rolled Yesterday by Mr.. Pratt the agent of the
purchasers, who has 1t in charge 1t Is glorious
picture. The genius of Rafaelie has indeed pre-
scented the great philosophers of Athens in forms
fitting the great souls that Inhabited them Is Is
a picture to be studied and admired always-one
that we can never grow tired Of and in which we
can constantly discern new beauties.
The Exhibition will continue for ten or more
days and we trust will be literally patronizsd by
the public The mechanics are struggling to e.
tablish the Institute permanently, believing that
1t viii impart the most important benefits not only
to their professions. but to the State at large A
Just State pride should prompt every citizen to
contribute something to help along the cause.
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JUNCTION, NoTTowAY Co, Va, !

JUNCTION, NoTTowAY Co, Va, }
October 16, 1856.
In my hurry to get my note ready for mail,
forgot to give the name of the old gentleman who
was 80 badly injured at Rices Depot-Redford
Fowlkes, was his name; he fingered until half
past IL last night when death came to his relief
He suffered excruciatng pain
A train OF cars passed this place today, on the
South-Side Road, with the first iron for the East
Tennessee road. The train consisted of eleven
fats. The iron reflects great credit upon the Pres
dent of that road for indeed it is the pretties Lei
of 7 rail ever saw.
The weather is very damp and cold yet,overcoats
and blankets are in requisition. The merchants
are busly engaged in opening their goods prepar-
atory to the fall trade.
Some of the citizens are very busy raising funds
to erect a church at this place. May they succeed
in their enterprise, and by the by, this is no LIE.
compton of place, although it has not been
''fenced in" We have had preaching regularly,
by ministers of all orthodox denominations, under
our large "Shed,' used by the two companies for
transferring goods and passengers. Yours.
SENEX.
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CAUTION TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINs.-Th steam.
er Connecticut was caught in the terrible storm
on Long Island Sound, on Friday last and upon
bringing the life preservers out in they should
have to be used, it was found that not over fifty
were in servieeable condition. The rest were
rendered incapable by the effects of the heat on
the India rubber during the summer.
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~ DRISCOLL5 BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrfce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
.eeh healing the gums, and importing fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive breath, which too
frequently exists without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, Main
street, and by Druggists generally.
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MISSIONARIES Among the passengers of the
steamer City Of Manchester, which sailed from
Philadelphia on Thursday, were the Rev. j..
Dodds and lady; and the Rev. Jos. Beatty and
lady of this city, of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, and Rev Guilan Lansing, of the Asso-
ciate Reformed Church, at Damascus in Syria
who 70 to commence new mission, and also to
reinforce an important one already established at
that place.
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The Quarterly Law journal.

The Law Journal for October, 1856. is very
valuable number. It's chapter of contents embraces
great variety Of subjects of decided interest to
the legal profession. The journal has won high
plaudits from distinguished professional sources
It ought to be in the basds of every lawyer.
This excellent periodical is published in admira-
BILE style by j. W. Randolph & Co. The editor. A.
Guigon, Esq Ia evincing much energy, talent and
Judgment in his important post.
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Fire at tie Western Lunatic Asylum.
CORRESPO NDENCE OF THE PATCH

STAUNTON, October 10th, 1856.
/ deeply regret having 80 soon again to ask a
space in your columns, to apprise the community
that another fire has occurred at the Western LII
natic Asylum. About O'Clock last night, a small
detached building, containing fifteen male patients
was discovered to be on fire in the attic. The pa
tients were promptly removed to places of secu.
rity, without the slightest injury to any one, and
the fire was extinguished without other material
damage to the building than the destruction of the
roof
In haste and very respectfully.
Frs T. STRIBRLING. Physician &c
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD, NEW SCHooL-The Sy-
nod of Virginia. New School, met At Sheperdstown,
Virginia, on the 9th, Rev. Mr.. Read, Of Richmond,
Moderator, and Rev Messrs. Eva, of Maryland,
and Boyd, of Winchester, clerks. Rev. Mr.. Sun
derland, of Washington, preached the opening
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ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD
An accident occurred on the Central Ohio Rail
road, near Glencoe, about ten miles west of Bell
Air. Ohio, ON Friday morning last, by which sew
eral persons were somewhat wounded, and con
siderable damage done to two trains of cars /,
appears that an accommodation train, which was
turning off for the purpose of allowing feight
train in its rear to pass, accidentally left some of
its hindmost cars upon the track by reason of the
coupling breaking. The passengers were warned
of the approach of the freight train by those out
side, and some of them managed to escape. 9th.
ers were less fortunate. The Wheeling Gazette
says:
The locomotive of the freight train run half way
through the hindmost car Of the accommodation,
breathing it up to great extent, and forcing the two
which contained the passengers from the brid
upon which they had stopped to the east side of the
ravine, which the bridge was extended.
Mr.. e. Slecum belonging to Booker's opera
troupe, had his face cut and otherwise injured
Mrs M. J. Chambers Of Indiana, had her face bruis
ed and received other slight injuries. DR.. Buckly,
of GAINESVILLE, passenger on the freight train was
hurt very badly by jumping from the train. He was
left at Glencoe. brakeman the same train
was injured by similar effort to escape what he
considered certain death. number of others were
bruised and scalded but guilty as to be scarcely
worthy of remark. Among them Geo. Brooke, of St.
Louis, and q. Neeland, of Gsliens, Ill. After
these persons had received the necessary attention
at 6ef-Air they were brought to this city Tho two
passenger cars were completely demolished 90 a. to
render them perfectly useless. The locomotive OF
the freight train was somewhat damaged. That all
escaped with life seems almost miracle.
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TELH0RAeHrc NaWd.
RI n DIsPAToH


CHrc 400, soct Is The propeller Falcon was
burned At her dock last night, together with Is,
900 bushels of wheat. The Falcon was running
In the Western TRANSPORTATION Compsny's line,
aud was worth $50 0o0 No insurance.
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MILITARY.-Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of
War, Col William s. Harden, United States
Army, and Professor w. H. Bartlett of the Mill
tary Academy, West Point, arrived in Springfield
Wednesday evening, visit to the U. s. Ar.
moi
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THE CAMELs IN TExAs.-The Galveston News
contains correspondence from Castroville, Medina
county, Texas, dated 10Th ult from which we take
the following interesting particulars In relation to
the cameis which have lately been imported there
by the United States Government:
had also the pleasure of making the acquain.
tsnce Of Major Wayne, for several years attached
to the War Department in Washington CITY, who
went out last year to Asia and introduced the cam
els into this country, which arrived At Indianola
last spring, and are now kept at this post 1t has
been selected by him rs the best adapted to that
service for which he intends them. When we ar.
rived they were out grazing. some two miles distant
attended by the Arabs who have charge of them,
when Major Wayne very kindly sent out and had
them driven In for our inspection There are al
fogether thirty-two, including some young ones
and all are in excellent health. and seem to be do
ing well
The males are kept separate from the f.
males, In the eoryeil and when all were housed
and We had examined them carefully. accomps.
men oy Msj Wayne, who gave as = very interest.
ing account Of their babies and peculfs rities he
ordered one Of them TO be led out and loaded - If
ut journey. After kpeeiing to receive the pack.
le' most cumbrous load of itself but such "A
ia.d ussa In the country from which they came,
6eicn. s.a sn was placsd On the animals hack suf
whi.h ~ TWO mules to draw in . wagon, with
media 10 started OF at good round pace A dro-
NAL - US next led ont, which IL the saddle AMI.
saddle 10 camel, and afeer kneepg to receive the
of across the mounted by al Arab, who started
fh.r 10. much short Of . two fortv issn Th. 49,
iIns ,.; kese up for hours In successron arsvsi
miiss Dor ~ se. sase from eighty TO one hundred
s.... without water and ths,r aos.a .or sevetn
nov . ss.vics for which thew - du.,- ~ ~
formed -, mater = beyond doubt M.i W.sneo, y
out, aad he 4 ~ n.a forty more animals coming
49, y % KEPT which - - .s:pss IN which
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NAvAL-Purser Thomas 4. Ware has been
ordered to the u S. Receiving ship Pennsylvania,
to relieve Purser John N Hamilton, on Monday
next.
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SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY-Ben
Hughes, of Halifax county, Va, charged with
killing one of his negroes, was tried last week
convicted Of mansaughter and sentenced to eight
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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Political Reiolcings.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20-The Democrats fred
300 guns this afternoon in honor of their victory in
the State.
The Keystone Club of this city starts to morrow
to participate in the celebration Ut York, Pa,
Wednesday.
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Bro kansus.

NEW York, Oct. 20-The Tri5Hne's Kansas
CORE spoudsnt, writing on the 18th. says $40 emf
grants in Kansas, near the Nebraska line have
oeen arrested by Col Cook with u. s Dragons.
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Marine lDisasrers.

BALTIMORE, Oct 90 The bark Rio, from Bos-
ton, was seen on the l7th of New Inlet, N c., on
her beams end abandoned.
Brig Stephen Lay from Philadelphia for Charles.
ton, laden with coal and railway iron, foundered
on the 9TH OF Cape Ha:teras. The captaint nis
wife add child, and the crew, arrived here in the
schooner Laura Johnson, from Newborn, N. H..
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Nicaragua and the United States.

Ministers has publicly expressed the sympathy
which he believed the present IT, s. Administra-
ton feels towards Walkers government.
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56fl nUAnEl.S CsSRN, on beard schr.
~OO z. q Fraztsr, IN tbs Dock. Far safe bv
oe t4-6t AAGON 4 RA6KERvILL.
10 DOZ. Csppcr Forrcj Faint Er.s5es,
- Al white braties. Also. Is doz so and sc Irvine
bound Pint brushes; to.sther with large sssost.
Brushes araining, Msrhing White wash end Kalso-
I0ins Br1shss ofths best manufacture. For sale At
reasonable prtceA By WV. 8ATTLEk 4 CO.
&C " - 49,. Below Exchange bank
~ 4sr~T-i w. SACKS nke I~tverpest Salt
. ,s-.iw a. $. S Laws u. wEsn /. co
STkPElkN1s NIUE FLOID...J ~ -
writing I'd, whica dyes elmcss imms1istsiv sftsr
BETA Pc. on no nspsr thereby requiring neitAsr
sAna OF etoegne pecev. FIR schoot childssn, siup
ats = aPt % hot tbelx Writsss IL will ~ found Of
smsse usiify frsoe ~ esata pr bottle / sale
~ 4. M0nNl0
No - ~ 80 s. 81 Ma&n =. =
I n1 ~ hAQQNs-.f q A19s peIs 8
oss - - !. 3 4 Viz IL ( iS6.
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MARRIED,

On Monday evening, Ostobsr 18th. In the aeunty
AZ 1t ths rssfdence Of Moses D. nOher-
sou. 70 by the Raw ssmnet Taylor. M. MASgE
NAE. 6AkY, OF Richmond to Mrs ELlZADETd
p CHALKLEY, Of said county
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The Expected Steamer.
QUEBEC. Oct GOTH IL Mo signs Of the steam
or Indian Queen with dates from Liverpool 70 the
Ii tn instant
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MARINu Nnwe.


Port or RICHMOND, October 20.
H,sn wArHn rHn DAY AT i0a O'Clock
80 ARRIVED,
Steamer Bevidere, PH.e hett, Baltimore, mdz. Lud-
lam Watson.
schr 81 Lucas, Adams, Rockland, Lama. L. Libby.
The schrs 8. &. Allen. from Boston, and Creusaaw,
from New York, reported below City Point.
@ SAILED,
etesmsr virglaia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers. 81. e. futile.
schr. Adslins Townsend, Townsend, AlsxAndris,
light. - s.s.a -. -
Entered, Bremen ship Agnes. Captain sehellins. in
ballast 70 tudlam Watson.
schr. John Rando ph, Granger, Of Baltimore, salt
bound to Richmond, ID ashore IS milss below Cape
Henry s.sa
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NlND well the place, for it l. true.

MIND woii the place, for IL Ii true. i
Iva "Great bargains in store fer you"
SCHAAP co. selling the most fashionable
patterns of Glass butter, Preserve, Pickle and su.
gar Dishes; Lager Beer and other Tamblsrs and De-
canters; Cream and Water Piecirers; Gobiets. Wine
Giasses Egg Cups, Salt Cellars ets Locking Glass
es bfeten ones repaired land Clocks; No Fronsone
China Plates and Dishes etc.. richly guided and or
nsmented Flower Vases and other Paior ornaments;
articles, ut prices 50 and rs Gems lower than they
generally can be bought for. Our cash purchases on
Northern auctions, enable to defy competition -
complete assortment. Please call at the French
ConfscsionsIy and Variety store, corner BROAD and
Third streets. s9st DC 20
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The Pennsylvania Election

PHILADELPHIA Oct 20 The papers to-day say
that official returns have been received from only
d counties OF the remaining number to be heard
FROM 81 are Union and Is Democratic.
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Fatal Accident-Lo for The Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad-Cold Wsathsr-Retigious Matters.
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If YOU HAVE COUGH,
TAKE HAMPTUN'S TINCTURE.

If YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TIECTURE.
If YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM,
TAKE HAMpTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE PAIN IN THE BACK,
TAKE IIAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE HEADACHE,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
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:. rrsssE-HFW1 CIR At NUkT sii ~,
- 1AND SOUTHERN KoS nj

: = -1'.-----a'-F FOR TRAVEL.-TWICn IN
Ly SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED,l BETswnsaaiI.
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PhlLADELfinssno
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA GREEN ~
burg and Potomac Railroad, TO the Potomac Rye, ,
seyenty-ve miles, and by splendid and comiaI.AD.
steamers thence to Warrington. hity-hye m h,. Il
all $50 miles, In seven hours, being comie1Ao''
perfectly safe rate oil speed. ,,.,.
/. Hours of departure, A. NJ and y ?. ~, ana ~
gage under charge of special sgents checked " -.
% Washington, Baltimore, Phiisdelphis ana ~"
York
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FOG HIHE-For tho balance of the year,
Il Negro NAN. Apply to
oc 16-ts r. CAUTHORN.

HPENINa OF NEW GO0DS...SVe are
~ In receipt Of many very desirable Goods suits-
BILE for the season, atvbry low prices We enumerste
Cloth and MORE Antiq1e Dress silts--Plain Stripd
Plaid, Bfocade, in coiored and black Merinoes-Th
bets Alpscas. Bombezsres. Mouslines and Plaid Me.
Bonnet Velvets, Ia bltck and colofed; rich Bisck
MORE Antiques, In blae and coiored Silk Ftouncsd
Robes; Lace and Muffin Curtains: Linen Table
Cloths, all sizes; Napkin, Towels and Dispen; Kid
Gloves; French worked Collars and sls~ves; Em-
brodered Linen Camb. 3Hdkfs; Bands and Flouncings
innumerabfe; black and white heavy Silk Hose; and
many other goods too Numerous TO mention. Wei
vite all our city and country friends to give call
and see for themselves. Remember our motto
20 aick sales and small profssn -
J. MILLHISER & BRO,
&C 20 193 Broad street.
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
NJ lARGE STOCK or
. NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLO WITHIN
{ TWO MONTHS!
Y. cob EN-.

NO. ITS BROAD STREET,
Begs to announce to tn public thst the co 's'nt IL
crease of bis business makes 1t imperial 10 niss
his present store enlarged, and in order to hsys %.
improvement executed a. soon a. possibe, al mo
goods viii be offered at such extremely
: 49, a@ LOW PRICES
az to secure their
QUICK SALES! ..
TO enumersts the goods and their prices, NO 10 .as
too much space suffice II TO say, that he hss so.
an unusually large stock, embracing everyai IN -
DRY GOODS LINE!
and his facilities for purchasing goods bers 81 s"-
AZ those Of any other house In the city I'll.
GREAT BARGAINS may be expected. oosA'
sold exclusively fer CASH. oc -
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bALTIMUkE Jan 14tH, IooJ.
Messrs MORTIMER l. MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your "Hampton's Tincture' with great profit. From
serious throat affection, my general heslth had be-
come very much impaired when | commenced to
use 'Hampton's Tncture.' found its effects upon
nv general health most ssiutarv. My nervous
system and digestive organs soon ghted up under its
use.
1 have several time recommended it to my friends,
and in every cass so far have been informed they
have used it with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LANAHAN
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Pastor of the Exeter Street M. Z. Church,

Chronic or Periodical Nervous, Sick Headache
of long standing has been cured BY itas an nvigora
tor aud res orative where gentle stimuant is want
ed we believe it superior to all the cordials ever be-
fore the public the Youth and Old Age, the Single
and Married. we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis. and see cures.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, IAADD
& co, Richmond; by Or. COOKE, fredericksburg by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by DrugEss and Store.
keepers everywhere.
sT g. psr bottle; bottles for q.
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~ October 2t.-Wo ask particular at
tention to the sale THIS AFTERNOON, upon the
premises of Is of the most Desirable Building Lots
In the Town Of Sidney, situated on the Plank Road
Main and Franklin streets the Fair Grounds.--
See the advertisement under the suction head
oo 81 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Auct.
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NOTICE THE Companies COMPOSING the
~ Richmond Fire Department will meet in front
of City Hall THIS MORNING, at o'clock, to at.
tend Semi Annual Washing.
By order of the Chief Engineer.
oc 2i.-It p w RALSTON CLARK
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r. Democratic Meeting Tho DemOcra-
tic Association will meet in the African Church, on
TUESDAY evening the 2let inst at 2 O'clock.
Hon. WILLIAM SMITH. of Fauquisr, formerly
Governor of Virginia, viii address the Democracy
The citizens invited to attend.
oc 2l-lt JAS. DOVE, Sec'y.
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TIMING TABLES EOs. sALE.-- For sale
~ Seven Pine Dining Tables, IL feet each in length
suitable for boarding house. They No. arti-
Gle, and has been very little used. Apply to
nr 2S-It* ALEXANDER MOTT.
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STlLL THEY CONE !..i3y every steam
- er, in receipt of several of the latest
and NEST approved styles of Clothing from one
factory. We opening this day, fins Dress Frscis
Doeskin Cashmere Pants, Rich Velvet Vests SUI
and Satin Scarfs, Ties &c. &C., to which we ask
tention, being the most approved styles of the
season. and of superior quality.
Goods warrsnted-prices moderate.
&C 81 KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO.