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engagement ensued. volley after vol
ley was rapidly exchanged. The COM
baian.s then retlea.ed 10 Two houses, .,
rideshot distance, and kept up cons ians
fra for Gvs or ten minutes. One Free
State man, with q Shapes rife. lay
down behind snow bank and fred :.
every man Of the opposite party who
dared 10 show himself. The firing " AZ
kept up until both parties were exhaust
ed, when the Free Sia,emsn Withdrew
10 Easion. The ballo.-box in the mean
time had been secured and carried on,
OF town By one Of the voters. ~
On the folloving morning. a. Nj.
Brown was returning alone 10 Leavsn
worth, he was overpowered by an arm
ed force and arreslsd. Mr.. Minard, an.
other Free Sscse man. who had also
made himself obnoxious by his couduc,
on the previous evening, Vas arrested
during The forenoon. The Pro. Slavery
men announced their Discrimination 10
lang both Of them, az soon ~ two men
Of their own company. who are mortal
ly wounded. should die.
Riders we're dispatched 10 every par.
Of the Territory to announce the dan
ger Of The prisoners. and obtain forces 70
rescue them. M
The messenger arrived here st mid
night. A Council Of Safety Vas hold
Immediately, and hosssmsn ters de.
patched in every direction. 70 collse, for
css for the defence Of the Free State
men Of Lsavsawossh. who are threaten.
ed with desisuc,ion. M
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spirit RappinS.

II is astonishing that this insane delusion should
still retain foothold in any section of the coun-
try. Yet it numbers its disciples by tets of thou
sands, and even claims to have among its advo.
Gates men of talents and learning. We rather sus-
pect that its men of 'talents" are less era
zy, and that its men of learning" have not drunk
deep enough at the Piaerean spring to be in
danger of drowning Yet still the monstrous de-
fusion Spreads increasing the number Of imposters
and fools in the world and sending annually host
of recruits to the lunatio asyums.
There is more shrewdness, though possibly
more rascality in Mormonism than Spirit Rap
ping. The devout spirit rapper surrounds him.
self with ghosts; the pious Mormon with wives,
who constitute corps of domestic without wages,
and scrub his floor, cook his dinners, and wash his
linen, without expecting any remuneration beyond
board and lodging, the gracious smiles of their
lord and master. We rather expect Mormonism
will prove mightier than Spirit Rapping among
the crsdulous and besotted, the flesh being apt in
such cases to prevail over the spirit
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LOST.
r OsT-SIO REWARD-.L ost

7 OST-$IO REWARD--Lost yesterday
IL evening, between the Va. Central Railroad Shop
and Main street, ION l7sh street) LEATHER
PURSE, containg FOUR TEN DOLLAR NOTES
two tens on Virginia bank and two tens on North
Carolina banks The finder will receive many thanks
and reward of ten dollars ifths purse and contents
is left at the Dispatch Office at the Office or shop
of the Va Central Railroad Company. oc LIT"
1 OSTln the mel 8 hb0rhOcd of the First
II Market, POCKET-BUOk, with men oran-
dum-book. and containing variety of bills and &C.
counts. The finder will please leave them at this
office There is nothing contained in the above par
eel that can be of value to any except the
11-lt+t
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AZ INTERESTING FAcT.-JAMEs WALSH. gun
maker No go Main street. hiss just received lot of
beautiful fowling pieces and rifles of them the
best London make and, in addition has such guam.
tity and variety of pistols knives shins tackle and
walking that all tastes can be suited at moder
ate prices. MIR. Walsh also keeps on hand the best
diamond grain powder. Eiy's water proof caps and
wads, and safety TASKS Of all Sizes that sportsmen
can have excuse for using common fxins, when
they can get to his store. Country merchants, a.
we'll as those who wish to purchase individual sup.
plies, can get all they want by calling on him.
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r. DRIsCOLI,s RAL.M n,

AZ DRISCOLIS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentriice and Cosmatic that ever the art
of. applied chemistry has produced. cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and mpsrtng 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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kRRfYED.I

.a-s~S~S-~~..-~~~---->e
ARRIVED, -
steanasr Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdss /,
Schr. Henrico scranton, New York, mdss., D. /
BARK Clara Haxsll Nelson New York, hay, Whit
lock 4 Son, and sait D., Allen + Co. ~
schr. Maria Jane, Jones' New ork. hay and Cnsno.
Schr. Whitman Phillips, Mount, New York, mo-
lasses, L N.Webb = Co
schr. Jno. Larkin, Harris, James River, wheat,
Branch Co.
4 SAILED,
Schr. John 9. Henry, Trenton. New York, coal w.
D. Coquitt 4 Co.
sohr. Porter, Asron Baltimore, mdse, W. D. col-
quit l. Co. ~s91fi ' 49,
schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
Colquitt Co,
schr. Ebsn Atkins, Msrston, Salem, -four. w. D..
Colquitt & Co.
Brig Ann N. Weeks, Bullock, Salem, flour, W. D.
Colquitt 4 Co. ss
schr, Ellen Goldsboroush, Bunting Portsmouth.
mdse, w. D. Colquitt L Co.
Schr. Golden Rule, vsncIeef New York, -four, D.
< w. Curyie.
Schv Eliza, Hamilton, New York, -four, 4. Rankin.
Schr. Liberty, Key, down the river. light
Schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Washington, via Port
Walthsll, coal
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-An eclipse of the moon
will take place on Monday evening next The
moon viii rise At b. 16 min, mean time, about 4
minutes before sunset. The shadow of the earth
will strike the moon nearly due east, and pass over
to the southwest When the moon energies from
the horizon it will be nearly covered, and when
half an hour above the horizon, to the naked eve
1t will appear totally covered for very few min
utes, though it W ill not be strictly So
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PUBLIC LAND SALE.-The sale Of certain lands
In Kansas for the benefit of the Delaware Indians
is to be made on the 18th Of November. An active
competition for them is expected. They are des
cribed as exceedingly eligible. They lie on the
Missouri river, and will double in value every year
for long period This sale will probably be the
last great public sale of good lands by the United
States Government, as 1t is believed that there is
no large tract Of value west of 100 deg longitude
The terms of the sale are cash
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ELEcTIoE In PESEsYLyANIA.-The election on
Tuesday next, for Canal Commissioner, Congresr.
men, &C., will be one Of great importance. The
vote ~ the last gubernatoriai election was for Pol
lock- tefposition) ao4,oOs; Bisler, (dem) ls7 ool
a. inc election for Canal Commissioner In 1855 the
so'e 5000 Pinmer, tdem.) l6i,2el Nicholson,
e0ppo.hon) l4a'745. Al the same election, other
ssao'oases' representing Republicans, Know No.
1 ' Sauves and Wings, polled 14,25o votes,
"naen, added to the opposition vote. would Give
ns MINORITY over the Democratic ticket. The
lsssoennsi question has entered fullv int Il.
ANA the result win so measure the s.re,, e,h
p.,sss = TO clearly Indicate the course - Il.
bsass tn November. " .ne
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~ WANTkD !NIMEDIATKLY.
FALL RACES.

a. THE NEW MAR.
Ak}EAA~ KET RACES will COM
~ mense the 2ln October.
First Day Sweepstaka
for year oias-p<uU entrance, half forfeit and elo
sed
William III. Gibbons, oh. g. Nicholas, BY Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes, bylJ ohm r. Grimes.
James ralley, Oh. Q. BY Tailey-ho, dam Betsy
White, by Goliah.
Major Thomas boswell, sh. T. Sue Warrington, by
Revenue, dam Sarah Washington, BY Zingsnes.
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's Purse s2Oo-two mlls
heats.
THIRD DAy-Jockey Club Purse fsoo-4 milo
heats with inside stake of $500 esch with four sub"
seribers
William H. Gibbons, Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe.
dam Motto, by Bearfoot.
DR.. Caffsy, of 9eorgia, not named.
David Mcdaniel, sebastGpol, BY Talley-ho, dam BY
Orator.
C. 4reen, oh. b. frankfort, by Glencoe, dam Mary
Morris
FOURTH DAY-Swespstake, mile heats-for year
slds that have won race, 700, 50 forfet-to
name and Close the 18th October. Three or more to
mako . race.
oc It'd ". 4. HAM,
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Anniversary Celebration.

The lat Regiment Of Volunteers will celebrate
the anniversary Of the Surrender at Yorktown on
Saturday, the 18th. the 18th falling on Sunday
They will parade at the Fair Grounds between
the hours of 10 and IL o'clock. At Ii o'clock a
Tournament will take place, under the auspices of
that very gallant company, the Henrico Dragoona.
commanded by Major DAVIS. The display will
no doubt be very grand, and will attract an i'm
mense ooncourse of spectators. ,..
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The Florida EIccsIon,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-Private dispatches from
Florida, via Savannah, Ga, have been received
here, stating that the Democrats have been entire
ly successful, eiecting NJ. s. Perry, Governor and
George s: Hawkins, member of Congress It is
stated that both branches of the Legislature are
certainly Democratic
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a New Free Soil TricIs.

NEW YORK. Oct 10-The Herald Of to-day
states that Fremont has received several letters
threatening assassination bis enemies are deter
mined to prevent bis ever being President.
1.-THE letters mentioned were no doubt written In
the Herald Office, or by Monsieur Fremont him
aelf I'D Die
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'lHE DAILY DISPA1CH,
r.ssrdsy Msrsiss, 0essscr = lsoe.


>>-~>~->~~~>>>~e>s>>s>S>S>~-~ .
Tn. I,ordon Morning Post and the Gso0e NV
un6.rs.h an a pesv and fierce war upon hus''.
The London Mornfog Chronicle snews up 'ns ~
-..s,.- - A.. frcsh anti Rnssian clamor 10 an eA'
..,,.,s editorial article A. Aoscow. there sA,n "
h..,,...n. diplomatic differentiation. Tne f.encn
.na the Russians are particularly thick. H.po,
,.on Who has managed his cards with the sresss''
a..terty. comes out Of the Eastern va. on .Ae
h..s terms with everybody. the Russians .o's
Earnest Of his allies. and Austria Vy"s "''-
Crea, Britain for his Imperial power. 80.
This is 4 grand triumph for BonapAs'e' -.
r..n;,. uere true the bones Of Napoleon the FIST
would rise and thunder out his sass'acs'ou 10 'ne
most unuistakable raps knocks, piroueites poikas
and v;c,or,oua marches In the Queen OF England
80 ch.mhsr He would look upon the French
h,oo,, ~ waterloo a. washed out; upon st. Hele-
ma, IS avenged.
France gained everything, England nothing, by
IN. Russian war. England IL at this moment
brave and powerful a. ever and 1t Is as idle to talk
of France whipping her, with perfect ease, as OF
France acquiring English steadiness, stability and
backbone. But England has lost prestige In this
Russian war; whilst France has recovered the
prestige she lost at Waterloo. The continental
powers affect to speak Of Engand's show in the
Eastern struggle as loo uncomfortable to be men,
toned in the same day with that Of France. What
is more important England has lost friends as well
as prestige. Russia was her ancient and natural
ally. Russia hates her now with az intense ha'
tired ~ France entertained after her triumph over
Naples. In France she has gained hollow FRIEND
whom the death of Napoleon, even suppos'ng MS
professions to be sincere, may release in an hour
from the outside show of amity. All Germany
looks on England with cold, if not hostile glances
aud every throne In Europe would feel easier II BIZ
tain, the only champion Of freedom in the ole
world, we're levelled to the dust. Any week and
any day might produce q European combination
against England which nothing but her immense
naval power could enable her for an instant te
Withstand Should such a war occur, she would
look in vain over the surface of the earth for sin
gle friend, except the United States. s.r
And here, il that war were war Of freedom
against despotism, here she would find friends ant
knsmen in legions. In that decisive hour, motives
of selfinterest and selfpreservation If not of sym
patty and justice, would lead all Americans to TIT
rescue On every wave, the stars and stripes
would float in fraternal folds with the Red Cross
banner Of st. George, and the combined thunderl
of their mighty fleets would burst in Irresistible
power over every sea. The despots of the world
may assure themselves of the fact that, whatever
the ancient hostility of the two countries whatever
the future destinies of our own Union, England
aud America make common cause, whenever thu
liberties of the world are assailed.
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r lrr Or hDEHmAee1-1a eMaem1ng1 -
u Nchmon1 Pos once on the 10Th Day Of Oetebsrs
lsA6.
i @ Persons cailing for Leetsu = snis Lass, -
pleas ny they are advertised.
s - once hours ON Sundays, herssftsr, kom -
A n and from TO r. M.
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q Riuo Horses at Auction Particular
attention 10 ed to my sale of fine Horses THU
morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the Central Depot
&C l1-1t THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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~ Something new, beautiful and mcri.
torous-eclpsing anything yet attempted in the way
of Pictures. They.give prominence OF relief and
sofness of tint never before attained. In them we
also avoid the sombre look heretofore 10 objection
able in Ambrotypes and the sitting IL but second,
it is invaluable for children The subscriber has
spared neither pains or expense to Introduce this
truly beautiful art in this city and hopes that an
preciatiye public will give him their support. de
produces aultless portraits in all weather. and at all
hours of the day. b.
D. BENDANN, Gallery ITO Main st.,
oc I1-St* Next door above Mitchell Tyler's.
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POLITICS IN RANsAs.-A letter in the Democrat
dated Lawrence, oct. 2, says convention has been
called at Topeka, on the Both, to form RepubIi,
can electoral ticket, with the view of ascertaining
the strength of the party If the ticket is elected
and Kansas should be admitted as State in De.
cember, the electors viii ask seats in the electoral
college The pro-slayery party are expected to
nominate Fillmore and Buchanan electoral tickets
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DEsTINX DEMONsTKATED.--MA-

nESTINY DEMONSTRATIONS
~ DANE MoLLEN respectfully informs tho La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in all the affairs relating to
life, such Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits. Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other subjects both past present and future and ell
concerns of life Terms For Ladies Is cents, Gen.
tlemen so CENTS each. Apply at No. II, (which is
over the door, Baker alley, between nth and 18th
streets, near the Old Market, Richmond Va.
Int
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MARRIED.

On the 9th Oct, in Isle of Wight county, by the
Rev. DR.. Cotton of Christ Church, Smithfeld, Miss
.. AGNES BLACKWELL daughter of Mr.. Robert
Blackwei to Capt CHARLES NELSON, of the
Gamer Old Dominion
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NEW PUBLIcATIoN,-"Flowers by the Way
side, book for Children and Youth. By Philip
Barrett" This work, which is of a religious char
acter, is published in very handsome STYLE by
Philip B. Price corner of Main and 18th streets
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DIED,

On yesterday evening, 10th inst, GEORGE j..
Youngest child of John J. and Mary z Cannon aged
Smonths
The friends ard acquaintances of the family are re-
quested to attend his funeral from the residence of
his father this morning at 10 O'Clock, without further
notice.
e. Baltimore Sun and Norfolk Herald will please
copy. n y
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TThe Ladies' Of Duval Street Church
will holda FAIR, to commence on MONDAY, the
18th inst the corner of Broad and 9Th sts at the
store formerly occupied BY D. I'll Valentine, and CON
tnue during the week The object of this Fair s to
have the church repaired and painted The ladies
will have hand avery superior assortment of fancy
articles, dry goods and refreshments Hoping that
their friends will give them CALL the ladies will
spare effort to give Subtraction; and they would
call special attention to an excellent SUPPER to be
in readiness every night. oc 1l-4tS
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/ u Political Address ..At the request
of mem bers of the Democratic party of Chesterfield,
Judge w. w. CRUMP will address the people, at
the Court House of that county, on MONDAY next,
the 18th oc l1-..2t*
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Heavy Frauds in New York,

NEW YORK, Oct l0-A broker, named Charles
on Phelps, Dodge e. Co., for $4,000 There are
rumors in Wall street Of other forgeries amounting
to S5o0.0O0. The names Of the parties are sup.
nresspd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ In consequence of the absence Of q
gentleman familiar with the circumstances of the
late affair, between Mssss. PRYOR and Boris. far
at least they relate to the latter and his friends
bfr. r. J. SMITHS reply to Mr.. CHIsMAN's pubca-
ton In the Washington Union. 10 necessarily deferred
until Monday, when that gentleman's card of yes
terday will also be noticed. oc lit
~ Religious Notice. -.Elder x. X. Orvis
is expected to preach in Sycamore Meeting House,
on LORD's-DAY morning. at II O'Clock, and in the
evening, at II O'Clock. The public invited to at
tend. oc ll-lts
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The Boston Courier contend. ~.
~ q Ssssssenusssts, Mr.. BurInesn. I. ss, sns
= omes u massachusetts. h Ssvin. a1ol.ss
caaAense V light duel = ns accepted
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The WEsTERE PORK TRADE.-At Cincinnati
Ohio and vicinity, contracts for pork were quite
limited up to the LIST inst Holders are asking sc Is
to $3.50 for early delivery, but offers are scarce at
81 to S6.12
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.TnInoRApHTc Nnwes
KEpoRrEprOE THE DIsPAToB


NEW YORK, Oct 10 The Democrats have
nominated Horace r. Clarke, In the 9Th districl.
for Congress, and Daniel = Sickles IN the Sd dis
trict in opposition to Gen. Wallbridge, the regu-
I.s fdata
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|E lNE o. hll
| lst0.
- Perpous calling
nlesea ~ they are adve
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~ ~ S..,,, 4 - p
As au Nun.
80,
AADa
Ailen mu = =
Anderson MR. heensi
,,.....
bsziza MR. ealAo =
6eaxfey nj Ssa.n :
SEWARD III so.oPH
6iHup ~ r 49,
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Cnenne,s III -
Crs0oin mr., ! Sslau
C . Iii 1879 %srs...t
C,emon.s IL Ma.ases
Ctemsnt M ~ LeS y q
Cs0oI Mfs s.sIy ~
Coz mfs Oetne1ine
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Que mrs a
OsvenPol. aais
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Essourn mn 2
Everette mra Louisa
Eliismrs M
Elicit mrs Al
pf2
Fitchette mrs ME-
9ankfns mrs Nancy
Gary nrs Mary G z
Griffin mrs M Is
Graves mrs + =
Giliespie mrs Annette
| Candy mrs Ann
|
Hill mrs Jane
Harrison mrs : ID
Harding mrs W N q
Hsle mrs Mary y
Hall mrs Mary b .
Harris mrs a
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Isbeu mrs mary e
Jordan mrs X
johnson mrs geo .
johnson mrs Judah a
johnson mrs Emeiine
James miss susanna
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King miss bett'e =
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Lockwood mrs Fannle
Lewis mrs hebecca
|
Morse mrs Emily
Morgan mrs A u
Mathews mrs Ann
:,
McGruder mrs lsapeila
McGrudor mrs = luna A
Mcdonald mrs mary
Nelson mrs Frances
Nelson mrs Mary >
NICHOLS miss martina I
|
Pecor mrs
Pratt mrs Eiizaoetn
Pretlow mrs Enzaoetn
Parsley mrs Fannie Il
=.
Quaries miss Jimmie d
|
Robinson mrs Anna A
Richardson mrs y sney
Robertson mrs Joseph !
Raymond mrs Eilza
Nv
summersoy Hrs WIN
smith lnis mary a
Sneppato mrs y Aate =
strong mrs :
smith mrs darNet
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LAND WARRANTS have undergone no material
change since last week. We quote the following
buying and selling rates, viz:
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CANTON CHINA --Reai India China, I'm
~ ssts or by the single piece Families wishing
to rspienah their sets have now coed opportunity
.oc III BULKLEY ca
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'''NIAaWD lEnwe.


roar or RICHMOND. 0stobsr 10
>-<>se>>v~,r~--~sk s~rs@ssss~s
-. wArsu YuIs nat A. 81 0cLoch.
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WING TEA kETTLES..-Silyer Plated
~ and bronzed Metal Water Kettles, on stand
and withsut; Etnss for shaving and for hot water;
Nursery Lamps; Gas Blazers, &c; recently opened
and for sale by BULKLEY & co
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AP .a;s.s boxs. fresh Capers. 1ssi
go s@ITsia 9 ss'Fs LouisJ, sossIEuN ]
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.fNUkNING SHOP. TURNING SHOP =.
The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds OF
Wood Turning with neatness and dispatch He has
lot of hub timber which he will turn up to order.
oc ll-lw T. " MENIITS
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M. -. n Ea N WEs1,s 1ath .tr...

IN, GEO M VESTS, 18th street. F,
FLOWERS by the Way Side, book for children
and youth; by Phillip Barrett; 81 cts
SCRIPTURAL and Statistical Views in favor of Sla-
very; by Thornton Strinsfslow, D. D., new edi.
ton; 50 OTIS. y.
KNIGHTS and their Days by DR.. Doran, author OF
&t.25 afa4 -
SIAM aud Palestine in connection with their his.
tory; BY Arthur Pearhyn Stanley, NJ. A with
maps and plans; $3.50
HOW to Woo and how to win the favsr ofthe ladies'
and how love letters should be written; l24 cts.
HOW to Dress with Taste; IL ets. frsr ltrss
HOW to Behaves; or the spirit Of etiquette and tho
art ofconversation; II cts.
BRIDAL Etiquette, with rules for bridesmaids,
groomsmen, sending cards. BE-; IL cts.
CHIPS from Unela Sans Jack Knife; IS cts
BERNARD Lille, by Jerry Clement-one Of the most
readable books of the day. 81.
LOhiMEk Littlegood, Esq young gentleman who
wished to SEQ life and saw it aceordingiy; el.fqea
All Of the new Books of the day for sale BY
90 10-2t GEO M WEST
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Some Hook and Soda Water; then you'll know
pleasure worthy Xerxes the great king;
For not the blest Shsrbst .ubliued with snow,
Nor the first sparkle OF the desert spring,
Nor Burgundy in all Its sunset glow;
After long travel ennui, love, or slaughter,
Wis with that draught of Hook and Soda Water.
At DUVAL Il NORTON'S Silver Lined
LII Enxntains 1Qtl Ill.
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hG 49, II h.Ek-fat ~ In plat ana qaaTI
eel r.WILBACHER's, 2os Main Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

MARKET GARDEN FOR RENT or
1S1 LEASE.-An eight acre LOT, wei! nclosed, with
good improvements all new, and fret rate water.
the city line west soil good and well adapted to gar
dening, is offered for rent or lease. Apply to
oc IL 6e* JOSEPH ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

90 BACK RIVER OYSTERS
AWfA The schr. Friendship has just arrived in
rV5NNthe Dock with the first cargo of the
" Vssason of Back River Oysters. They
are planted oysters and fat large and delightfully."-
favored As they q quality of oyster well known
to the citizens of Richmond deem it useless to say
more in their praise. call is most respectfully
lcited on board.
ocIl-2t* GEO. DRUHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11


oc I1-St* Next door above Mitchell Tylerg.