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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-21

~ iriends viii lind CIR srck e Cl.DThING a-Eel ru No.
ter adapted for their retail sales. tn " Ger before ".
promise 70 eel cheap ANY house III Richmond or ,,
bnrg, aud hetier stYice 81 ClptLiug
Oet I'll GLASS 4 RAINT
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AMERICANS IN RUSSIA The correspondent of
the London Times, writing on the occasion of the
entering of the Car of Russia into Moscow, saws
The American Minister and his suite and Colo.
mel Colt were presented to the Grand Duke in full
uniform, cooked hat, plume of yellow cocks fea
theirs, blue coat, large gold epaulette gold lace
striped trousers, sword. &c. WELL" said the Co
lionel, 'yon are the most democratic Grand Duke l
ever metz How is that, ColonelG" asked the
Grand Duke. why. you shook hands with me-
and you are the first Grand Duke that has done
that yet" was the reply. His Imperial Highness
smiled and did not seem to know how TO take the
remark e.. .. ..a- r..-. Sst. =
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Tscssay nisrnins, septenber 80. is1..

ExfulsfoSs-MoRk OF THEM.-The Sumtsr
(Ala) Democrat. says. t@FsF 4 q - 20, -
Two men by tho name of pierco y.nr m ..h.,,
teachers, in Clark county. Mississippi. have been
detected In attempting to incits the negroes II
that section to insurrection in the following bold
And fearless manner: One Of these gentlemen had
iaensf'ed himself with the community In which he
had room so constructed as to enable him 10
hold his councils unperceived. II was discovered
IN a neishooring swamp that they had also ftted
up rendezvous, with seats, &c, sufficient to sc.
eommodats three hundred persons. where, accord.
~ as.nnony o. the negroes, they the negrocs)
mad assemblies from ten miles square.
Inc Eioa Ola Democrat states that Eve or
more of these pernicious scoundrels were recently
expelled from that place for crimes similar to those
above described. - -
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ToBAcCo.-The late Wesleyan Conference in
England took strong ground against the use of to-
bacco by ministers. Thirty-one candidates for ad-
mission were each asked if he used tobacco; one
replied be did, by the advice of three physicians
for his health The Conference refused to receive
him until he promised to consult more eminent
medical counsel and abide by it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30

DEATH OF A FOREIGN MIssIoNARY.-The Ro
chester Democrat, of Friday, states that letter
hasjust been received by the Judson Society of
Inquiry, connected with the University of that
city, recording the death ofthe Rev A. B. Satter-
lee, of the Mission of Akyab. African THE le.ter
IS from the wife of Mr. Satterlee. who states that
ne died Of cholera, on the 4th of July, after 60
hours illness
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A WEDDISG.-A wedding came off at the court
house one day last week, in which the bride was
fourteen and the bridegroom seuenty odd years of
age. They were both children, the one in her
irst the other in his second childhood There W as
present at the nuptial ceremony daughter of the
"old gentleman as old as the brides mother.
8 HnrnU1 I'M EI.roId
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LONG IMPRlsoNMENT.-William B. Smith,
victed of granddaughter in the first degree by the
Circuit Court of Tippah county. Miss. and SEN
teneed to term of fifty years in the State Prison
Smith is over seventy years of sge, and will &C
cording to the higher law" of nature. be repriev
ed by death before the expiration of fifty years.
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B&sswooD PAPER.-The A,banv Evenrr :, N ~.
nal printed its entire edition. daily and sem, eek.
~, on Wednesday last, on An improved quality Of
Eastwood paper. 1t is nearly two years since Mr.
beardsley undertook to make paper from wood
npre, aud he has succeeded At length In producing
avery excellent article though he has had to teach
himself the entire art, for he never examined pa.
per mill till after he began the manufacture Of the
basswood article. He has to discard all labor edu-
Gated In the old processes of fmanufacturibg paper
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SPORTING IHTELLrGENCE.-A match race
which came off over the Nashville course on the
nth, for $500 side, mile heats, between Arthur
Towles Nashville and w. F. Cheathams Monte
ro, was won by the former with ease. Montero
was the fsvorite by large Odds and took the first
heat in l53. Nashville took the TWO last heats and
purse with ease
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nN MN,

"A LEWIS nh Nf~N,
IMPORTER or
EA WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
h IL rybole.aIe and RETAIL No. aS Main street)
<sssa ,sre,vius !srge and elegant assortment Of
IL 90" sriices sud will offer this Fall the greatest
5,. shat has been offered in this city; and
hSit t.who wish TO purchase, he would inform
70 SaT rtf,lss csn he had in his establishment az
,ae', .I :. sny ltousc in the Northern cities
10" - detached Levers, Is Jewels, 1921 90
cola hue;ins 90 90 81 ~
silver Levers, ~ w
God tlusrds, ~ w
ga renciIs Silver Table and Tea Spoons
liold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
terms
G,lsIockess sud Jewelry of all kinds
-hc had chesp, at The old established store OF
LEWIS HYMAN,
a.: I'm No 80 Main at.
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SUBSCRIPTION CoMPLETED.-Several months
ago Senator Douglas gave ten acres of land in the
vicinity Of Chicago. for the founding of Unversi
ty, provided 100000 were raised for the erection
of buildings. This money, we learn from the Chi.
cago Journal has been subscribed by the friends OF
the enterprise
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a;oVi. i.DINGs, DRESSED AND UN-
III DRESSED LUMBEE-Belvidese Planning Mills,
nn b street south OF the Basin, in of the Pc
t-rshuls Depot.-Planing, Of all kinds of lumber,
ToBsulg and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring. 84, 4 5 and A. inch thick Shelv
.ng Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
Also. Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
tsls. generally
Bidders Mouldinss, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hans.
- E-3m 3. e.. ROBINSON.
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The report that schoolmaster chastised boy
with q railroad switch Is doubted.
There were 142 desths In New Orleans, for the
week ending the ed inst. zstss.fsas = =
They are to have new Market House In No
bile, nj q contract cost Of 81, 600.
Increase KimbalL an eccentric character OF Han
over, New Haven, died on the 10th inst. :
The Rev J.. O. Sloan has been invited 70 the
n.storal char OF the Oyert Presbyterian Church,
New Kent, Virginia. e8
Rev. Richard Bird, OF the NJ. r. Church, Soutn,
died recently, aged eightysseven years.
DR. Junius NASH, son Of Judge John W. Nasn'
of virginia died at Gransds, In Nicaragua, OF cno'
lers, on the 1T hof July last.
The Tennessee Conferences Of the Methodist
Episeopal church. South, viii meet IN huntsSiie,
Ala, on the 9Th Of October next 2
Gen. Gideon J. Pillow, h'at present soiournins
Ia Memphis, Tenn. 1ss
The Wssaipgton FemaIs Instituts, nsar Mem
phi.. Ternesssa wss des Teyed By fie on ~, losn
ipssaot I'd 3 tgs.4 ss
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POLITICS AND RELIGIoE.-An Alton 0llinos)
paper states that "a pew-Owner IN Rev Mr.. Haley's
Church in that city, Offers TO bet his pew, eligibly
situated and valued at 800, against pew in the
Rev. Mr.. Norton's Church, the result of the
election in Noyemhnr
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DEATH BY PoIsoN.-The Greenvle $50. Ca }
Enterprise, announces the death by poison of Mrs
Baldwin, wife Of Berry Baldwin, of that district.
negro woman belonging to Mr. Baldwin had
been accused by Mrs. Baldwin of numbering her
child, and it is thought that in order to prevent
detection, she or some one else, conceived the plan
of causing her death. tis ft-. r
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=, d. DENVDN hns Tor sale 600 AnameI-
-. led Crates Tenders and Summer Piecea, EN-
irsciu1 Squsrs Topped Circle and Eleptic Patterns
Three crates are of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold It the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
c1sucs institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAM'L D. DENooN for the best speci-
mems OF Crates and Tenders. Also, for sale large
sock Of Bells Brass Brick Mouds, &C. Apply at my
Re!! snd Brass Foundry, No. 2l5 Main street, be-
tp p-eH aih and 9th, west aide Richmond, Va.
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HEAVY FRoST-On Thursday last the thermom-
eter at sunrise in Tarboro. N c.. stood at AZ and
we are told says the Southerner, that tho 'oldest
inhabitant' declared the frost the heaviest
that bad been seen so early in the season for the
last GO wears 1.- .....s s--s. n 3.
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SINGULAR CIRCUNsTANcE-In the official re
turns of the State, Calhoun county stands blank.
no returns received. Tho Iowa Reporter thus ac
counts for it,: THE citizens of Calhoun county
coming together to vote last August for the first
time, were interrupted before they got at IL bv .
drove of elk, after which every man, deserving The
polls. gave chase and never came back to exer.
else the elective franchse-S Louis IgteLi ioencer
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FIRE-The car house in Atlanta, Ga, was
burned Wednesday morning. Five engines be-
longing to the Georgia railroad and three to the
Atlanta and La Grange railroad were in 1t. All
the engines are damaged to a considerable extent.
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EDUCATION FOR THE WEsr.-Ex Governor
Slade of Vermont. passed through Springfield,
Massachusetts,, with another detachment OF his fe-
male army Of school teachers to invade the ignor-
ance of the West. There were 25 in the company,
and they swell the total who have thus gone out
under Gov Slades auspices to 450. ts az,s--s3
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THE BUCKwHEAI CRoP-The Lancaster (Pa }
Examiner says. that in that and some of the ad-
joining counties, the buckwheat crop was never
more promising ~
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FIRST FREE BANK.-A new banking institution
is about to be established in Memphis, Tenn, un-
der the free banking law. The books were open
ed Tuesday and 81, 100 900 In stock was subscrib.
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- CARRIAGKs, CARRIAGES.

CAHRIAHES, C:AKNlAdHSs
The subscriber has on hand, at his Coash
6s-1 Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
lev, between Main and Cary U5th and I4sh street1D
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHAkIO.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGES with and Without
tops and SULKIES, all Of his own make ~ toe pes
sod az low a. good work Of the kind be In the city
of Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in want Of any article In the Carriage line, An -
termined 10 make TO order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and al work sold, that 10 nsw' W.
ranted. x.uor,n
fe 1-d9n MICAJAd MANooA'
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ARREST OF FRENCH DEFAULTERs IN NEW
YoRK.-The telegraph, yesterday. announced the
arrest in New York, of two Frenchmen who had
swindled the Great Northern Railway, of France
out of 100000 francs. The Herald, of Sunday.
says: @ 4hs a ea9 atoF M
The sccused it appears fled to this country In the
early part of this month Louis GreIet and his bro
ther Eugene escaped on board the Atlantic, and ar
rived here on the 10Th inat while Carpenter arrived
In this city from HavTe, in the steamship Fulten-
Carpenter was the head cashier of the railway CON-
pany. and in concert with Louis Grelet, had been
carrying a series of embezzlements for the last
three years. which amount, in the aggregate, to
A broker named August Parrot accompanied Grelet to
gagsd in dispos'ng of the embezzled funds for tn,
cashiers the police arrested him. and seized upon 10
600 which he had in his possession brother
of Grelst's, named Eugene, young man sbou,
eighteen years of age; also taken into custody
but it is generally believed that hs 10 entirely inno
cent. Carpenter has not yet been arrested, but
strong hopes entertained by the police of his u
mate capture. The French Consa, M de Monthoion
and Mr. Christmas the agent of the Rethchilds have
been making every exerton to ferret out the fus
tives and will be ndefatigabie in their endesvors
have the accused parties sent beck to France for
trial. Unless it Appeals that the Northern Railway
10 government institution, and that the fugtives
were public officers, think the effort will be in
vain for the treaty existing between this country and
France for the surrender of criminals does not
brace larceniss or embezz'ements except where the
same committed by public officers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30

A FAMILY OF PRIESTS Bishop Hopkins, Of
Vermont recently officiated at St Paul's Church.
Burlington, assisted by three sons, in ORDERS one
being Minister and the others Deacons
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UNDERGROUND RAILROAD -Chas Wise has
been arrested in Cairo, Ill charged with running
two slaves from Baton Rouge, La. Mrs. Antoi-
nette Wilson, for aiding him in the attempt, shares
hia irnnrisonment
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VIRGINIA AND TEN
NJ aCE m RAITu0An MI

- 1z-.x,n VIRGINIA AND TEN
Lea tssst11sss71 NEsSEE RAILROAO,---NG-
7YCE TO PASSENGERS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-On and after the lst
of October the Road viii be completed to the Ten
nsssee ine and the Passenger Train viii run a. fol-
Leave Lyrchburg at s45 \. N. and reach Bristo
at P. N.
5i5 PM E. Fl. GILL,
AZ 22-Sm Gen. Sup't.
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NEN SISN or THEs~fe{&

e sFIRN, Nfr sS sIsS or TaE ,S@
mi,I nIsrs.rr-GILLA wEIDEMEYER
Azrssrr .assrc.. .burg Va, have Just received new
isie o. sf ,;oid and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins,
'ergy R,nss. bcdies Chs'eleins Gentlen,en, Fob
th"is; s;rti,h,es Geld Silver aod Steel Spectscles;
SILVER a',hle,.: Cups. Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
s'ei ga Cases Match Boxes and every article
tb svry end silver line, ass sale on re''0na-
t.e tT'"Uy "Uy,TCuk.S OF all kinds repaired and war
~ ~ "a rert5ru weIl; siso, Jewelry Of every de-
tnr n. Ion repa,red At shoTi notice .-.t.
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ANNN FAIkFIELD RACES.
10 Commence ON TUESDAY, 5lh October.
FIRST COLT sTAKE.

nes FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the Subscribers agree to run . sweepstaks over
the Fairfield Course during the regular FAN meeting
of 1885, for colts and lilies then three years old S210
100 forfeit two mile heats closed the
LIST day of July with the following entries thee or
more to make race: zst ssss
o. P. Hare names Oh. g. Nicholas LIT, BY Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes.
James Tsiley names sorrel O. shocko, by Tally.
Ho, dam Betsy w Whts years old. set
Thomas boswell names sorrel flley Sue Washing-
ton, by Revenue, out Of Sarah Washington.
Bowie and Hail names ch. f. Sonoma, by Register,
dam Steel.
I'd Day, WEDNESDAY, 9Th October Yroprie-
tors Purse, S25o-two mile heats.
Sd Day, THURSDAY, 9Th October-Joekey Club
Purse, S500-three mile heats.
SECOND COLT STAKE.
stake for three year old coits and ies that
won race-two mile heats $500 entrance; half for
feit three or more to make race-to be on Fri-
day. during the week of the next Fail Races, closed
the lst day Of August with the following entries.
James Talley names sorrel colt, BY Tally -Ho, out
of Caddy Jones.
David Mcdaniel names sorrsl colt by Senator, out
OF Hotspur mare.
James w. Lewelleu names b. c., by Billy Townes
dam, the dam of Red Eye.
Thomas boswell names .. g., by Revenue, out
the Queen, she by Prism.
Bowie and Hall names ch. c. Register, dam by Mar
grave n. G. EGGLESTON,
au N--2Awts Proprietor
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! TO ALL wHOm TT MAY COW

~ CERN-Taken up on the Western Brssch.
about the 18th Of July, colored man, Who
calls himself DAvY TINES, shout y years
xs wears Of age, five feet six inches high, OF ,
d.rL bsson color He pretendsto be free N N from
Isls Of Wight county, but having no papers - is be-
iievsd to runaway. He has . pass dated the "a OF
coed 10 have been written By himsslk Any infor.
nation concerning him may be had on sppicat1on 20
m .uhscrber keeper Of the Jail Of NorfoIk county.
: 'A9 MARSHALL HUrCHEBON.
..s1sv Jailor Norfolk county.
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\ 0Tit tE.--SevcrmI pleasant ro0nts, with
' R1,ra may be had a. the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
r:-sets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
s-n, resdsnee A few gentlemen esn be accommo-
f-ra6 Ssday hoaIdeTs. Sc Cts
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'.z7.TcHEe AND JEwHLRY.

.-,-rN">~'N~ N~nTIt'N.--The eubscrlher would
x ~, rssrsetfully inform hi, customers aud
E me- rnhIis generally, that he hes lust re.
EA tarnsa fran the North yish beautiful ,.xw .s
s,,tGept " - 5s.crip,ion which can be bought on
shRl Q, terms as at any other establishment in
tie eity. and .xAm,ue =.
fVH e., doors below the st. Chatles Hotel.
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AA VIRGINIA BROAD
4AA~ ROCK RACES-The Fall
meeting will commence I'd
E-S<SS ~ MONDAY In Ocfahar 1856

and continue five days. :.
$50 entrance, pay or play; proprietor to add eic0,
provided two or more start; two mile heats closed
with three subscribers as follows:
lst. w. H. Gibbons name br m. Pasture, by Rove.
nus, dam Emily Thomas by Prism, four years old
I'd David Mcdaniel names b. m. Adeleazer, i've
years old by Glencoe.
Sd Calvin Green names ch Linda. four years old,
by Belshazzar, dam by Glencoe.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, 14th.-Sweepstske
for three year old colts and ileys that never won
mile heats sloo entrsnce $50 forfeit and clos.
ed with the following subscribers
lst John P. Edwards names br or b filley Misc
Stranger, by Portsmouth, dam Lettie, BY Prsm.
ID. Bowie & Hall name ch. 9. Expectation, by Re.
gister dam by Margrave
Sd Msj. Thomas boswell names ch. C.. BY kevenues
dam the Queen, by Pram.
4th David Mcdaniel names eh. 0. by Senator, dam
BY Hotspur. ~ 8a
|, THIRD observation-disclosures
purse $3.50; two mile heats.
FOURTH HDAY-rHU URSDAY-Jocke Club purse
$500; three mile heats fe
FIFTH Observation-Disclosures purse 600;
mile heats; thr 90 best in FIVE.
a. Five per cents. entrance to the purses
% 22-dtd CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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nKINATE HGskDLNts.--Nirs. THOS. >
/ TAYLOR, residing on Clay, between 4th and
IN ,treets " ould he pleased to accommodate gen.
,4nsu 'nd his wife with hoard Also, three or four
r,.rs les, vino may wish to attend school in the
In. bu, PREFER boarding in private family.
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FREE TRADE IN RUM-There are said TO- be
5000 grcg shops in Cincinnati. Not one OF tnem
Days license. zstfS36k5s
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JOS segar, addressed the Fillmore party OF Nor
folk on Thursday night. ~ Is
i "A. 4. Scoring OF Jefsrsou County. y z. was
robbed Of e2 600 ct the Albany Theatre, Tnescay
night. ss.aiaa =
Tbe Fillmore Club Of Aibemaris have unani-
meusly requested Mr.. Alex. Riyss 70 act - IN
Eiectog tog lhe county. = asst'tass = 8
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7I1Iit. Jts.tEtlh IiUts sE, corner OF Fran
| In ana ID streets, will be opened on the LIST of
Gr.p5e. neAa, under the superntendence of Mrs.
Nhs,ton.
Fsrr,rss aad dag boardeIs csn be comfortably sc'
sG sc 23-2w
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SHAKERS BIBLE-We had glimpse, day or
tn o since, of Shaker Bible, = book not often al
lowed to be seen by the worlds people, 1t Is
entitled, "A Holy, Sacred and Divine Roll from
the Lord God of Heaven to the Inhabitants of the
Earth, Revealed in the Society at New Lebanon.
Columbia county, State of New York, United
States of America" This edition was published
seven years since, at the Shakers establishment
at Canterbury, N. II. 1t pretends to be revels,
ton, and the testimony of eleven mighty angels Is
given, who attended the writing of the roll One
of the angels Is named Console teacJ mon-shue,
and another Prelne-f nan ves-ten yaren-ve.ne -
II ia hound in yellow according 10 the order from
on high The book appears 70 contain passages
from Scripture, altered, amended, enlarged, or
curtaled, with original additions OK improvements.
As they are probably deemed, 70 suit the peculiar
notions Of the disciples Of Anne Lee. II ha very
curious yolume-eyen more remarkable though
of less pretended antiquity, than the Mormon Bi-
BILE A copy is ordered to be sent TO every king or
potentate in Christendom. and one sent to the Go
vernon Of Csnada some time since, was returned
or refused-Loreu Courier.
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A CARD.-JOIIN CALLAHAN. formerly

A CARD.--JOIIN CALLAHAN, formerly
L Of the Astor House and St. hichoas Hotel, New
Ioik aud lately Of the Exchsnge Hotel in this city
iespeetfolly informs his friends and the travelling
community generally that he has just made an en-.
kas9msnt with ths proprietor Of the st. Charles here
"a hIs Old capacity Of Dining Room Steward; and
'st ~ Will leave nothing undons 10 insure the com,
Si "f all who may frequent the splenddy furnished
iahles OF thai establishment. 34
C. has in bis possession the very highest testimo-
mas from members of the Legislature and Others as
@ t.hls capacity, attention. sc. seA-6tE
\ kALUABLE LAND FUH SALE. -Haying
determined 20 move 70 Western Virginia, am
ue' ro1s OF selling my farm In Chesterh rheid, lying
90 ncth sides Of the Manchester turnpike, about a
itles ts above Manchester There 10 about 256 acres
sooet enc in woods Of the original growth heay-
'y umo1fed. The improvements are very good, and
al ot the necessary oUt-bui'dinFs. deem il unne-
Hsfy to give sny further description of the proper
y, ss no ene wild purchase the property without
IT. Apply to Goddin 4 Apperson, Richmond,
or On the premises 10 ssst - = 8aAet
"a - 2-.n. RI. DICKINSON.
(LOihs, CAsrIDIEKEr. AND vhsT-
hnbs-<e nice assortment now In store, which
, wiz nhke 10 order Ia the latest styles and best
III hasf, " shoIt notice and low prices.
WM. IRA SMITH,
~" lH Main sts
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DEAD.-Edward Morton, the actor at 81. Louis,
who recently attempted to kill De Bar, the man
srer of the St Louis theatre, died on Monday
week, from congestion Of the brain, suPerinduced
by opium eating. ss ss s.sf4 .
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no MAIN sTKEET.

TAYLOR d co. having ra.
ken the store formerly occupied by -
James Evans have now ON hand large and spisn-
did assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EAhTn-
ENWxRE and are daily receiving new additions
thereto. They arc prepared to sfsr sress induce
mepts both to the city and country trade. Orders
sent TO them viii be faithfully exscgtsn.
Messrs JOSEPH SrEB3fNs and Il. E.HATcHER, for'
marty in the employ of Mr.. Geo ). sumner, can b
Sun3 At the above store and will be pleased 70 meet
with their old friends and aequaintaness.
seN-dlm F{se4ees