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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27

INDIANA ELEcTIoN.-The Indianapolis Journal
says that in consequence Of the discovery of stu.
pendous frauds, the Republicans are determined
to contest the state election. The official returns
from four.fifths of the State show Republican In.
crease over 1854 Of Il, 900 votes, while the demo-
Gratis have increased their vote % 000 In the
9th and llth districts the democrats have increased
r. OO0 votes in each
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RKCAPTURED.-Lewis Everett, who escaped
from the co1nty jail Of Hampshire, Va, short
time since and for whose arrest reward was Of
fered by Gov. Wise, was captured by his uncle
John P. Everett, and lodged In the jail Of that
eonntv ON ThuradaY last u
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Gov. Bragg, Of North Carolina. has pardoned
Aiexsndsr Hooker. eonyicted At Randolph Supe'
flor Court. 81 he murder Of Chsvis, who had 60
dnced BE sisteT
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TRADE AT ST. LoUIs--The total number of
steamboat arrivals At the port of St Louis from
the 5h day of april last to the Gath of September
inclusive, have been 2,035; tonnage of the same
566,6l1. Amount collected for wharfage S40, $50,
=
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MERCANTILE NUTICE...l hereby i'm.
w form the pubic, that have appointed Mr. DAN.
lEL HUNT of the city of Richmond, my Agent, to
sey occupied by him in said business at tn. corner
oi 9Th ard Byrd streets, upon the cash system only
p --2wE WILLIAM RIXEY
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SUPERIOR CITY.-This new centre of popula.
ton and trade at the western extremity of Lake
Superior is said to be prospering finely Las.
year it had but four hundred inhabitant. Now it
has a thousand.
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At Weston, Lewis county, Va, Mr.. Henry ]
Tappis appointed postmaster, vice Frederick
Alfred resigned
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A SUSPENSION BRIDGE is to be built across the
Mississippi. At ST. Louis Missouri to be eighty four
feet above high water mark, and more than mile
in length. The greatest distance between towers
will be 1900 feet and the foundation of some Of
the towers will be 60 feet below the surface of low
water. Mr.. j. w. Bissel of Rochester, New York,
has received the appointment of engineer, The
bridge s expected not to cost less than two million
of dollars.
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~ NOTICE 1.-The Subscriber " ouId
~ most respectfully inform his customers and
E-3 the public generally that he hiss just receiv-
c-%sT& ed from the North beautiful assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of every description,
winch can be bought on reasonable terms at an
ctheT establishment in the city. Please call and ex
anime CHARLES L. VOEGELE,
Matchmaker, No. ls9, Broad and 7th street,
Two doors abovo the Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office
Repairing OF Watches and Jewelry done at mode
rtte p.ces and in the best and most expeditions
-ec Sc S0-1m
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9 UCTHkRN INiPORTlNG GUN Am
~ SPORTING ESTABLISHMENT
SAMUEL SUTH ERL u AND

Importer and manufacturer of GUNS, RIFLES
Pl sTOLs, GUN MATERIALS, and the finer descriu.
tioes of CUTLERY, No 1872 Main strsst, Richmoud.
Virginia, asks the attention of tbs southern pubic
to his large and well selected stock Of gooda He I'M
ports directly from Europe, and il therefore enabled
to supply Guns, Pistols Fishins Tackle, Walk.
ing Canes. DC, upon reasonable terms a. sim.
liar goods can be purchased in the Northern cities
While, at the same time, he knows from locg ex-
perence In the trade that his stock il better adapt
ed to the wants of the Southern public than san gen
eraiy be found in the largest importing houses in
the Northern and Eastern eitfes: He deems il nm
necessary to particularizo his stock Suffice Il to
say that 1t comprises every article in the trade from
feScusions caps up to the larsesJSwivel Guns He
asks call from Southern Merchants and others With
ths assurance that both prices and goods shall prove
satisfactory. oc 25-SsA
GUODS FOR MkNS' AND boys, WEAR,
N Handsome small checked and solid color Csasi-
meres and Tweeds black and colored Cloth End Doe.
SKINS SILK Satin snd Velvet Vestnes Non shrinking
Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Cotton and Wooden
Half Hose, with large supply of servsutS Goods
on hand and for sale very Oh esp, by
J. l. II. ROsENBAUM,
oc 199 RroaS street.
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PRUssIc AcID.-A German paper asserts that
Prussic acid only causes suspension of life at rst
and that one who takes it can be restored to ami
nation by the pouring of aceate of potash and salt
dissolved in water, on the head and spine Rabbits
have been thus recovered.
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EfOR INVALIDs AND DYSPEPTICS...
b The Chocolat DIgeste FerrugIn Ineuxn is espe-
cisily recommended 1t combination of the purest
Chocolate with Laetate of Iroo in such form as en-
Tsy to disguise the taste of tha Iron In this pre-
parst0n tho well known tonic effects of Iron are fully
realized, and when prepared for table with milk
sugar kc, it forms a most nutritious and pleasant
leverage particularly suited persons no are weak
Hnd debita'ed from long sickness, dyspepsia, &c
For sale at MEADE 4 BAKERS
New Apothecary Store, I86, N w. corner
90 23-2w Main end 10th sts
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PAY Up.-Fred Douglas (black man) says he
must suspend the publication of his paper unless
his subscribers came Immediately to his rescue
Abolitionisn is being crushed out
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DUEL IN TEXAS The San Ant

Dull IN TEXAS The San Antonio Texan, o.
the 9th inst, says:
A Heht took place on Sunday last, few miles
west of Seguin, between DIR. Antry and J. W.
Carson. In which the latter was killed. The wea
mons used were double barrel shot guns aad re-
volyers Eleven shots passed. Anfry - under
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT CHICAGo.-The burn.
ing of the propeller Falcon and Hough & Co.'s
packing house at Chicago on Friday night last
has been mentioned by telegraph. The loss on
the propeller and cargo was S25 000 No insur.
ance. The loss Of Hough e. Co. was about &25.-
600, and insured, but the total loss by the burn.
ing of their premises is estimated at Sl0O O00 and
insurance 100000 Hawkins & Co., of Albany,
N are heavy losers, they having . large quan.
tity of provisions in the packing house On the
night previous, the Seminary of Misses Lane and
Baker, Rosenbaum's fancy store, and Bowen's
glove store, were consumed. Another fire on
Sunday night, laid in ashes three hotels-the Penn
sylvania, the Limerick and the Dunkirk House.
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COLD -BLooDED VfLLANY-Mr M a. Parker.
ofFayette county, Kentucky, lost forty-two mules
and four fine horses, on Tuesday night, 18th in
stant, from poison administered by some miscre
an
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Saturday, says:
arrived about 3 p. m. yesterday, on their return
from Richmond. They express themselves highly
pleased with the trip. and especially with the hos
pitsble reception they met among the fremen of
the Old Dominion"
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BAPTISM OF AN AFRICAN KING.-Pepple the
e1-king of Bonny, in Western Africa, who has re-
Gently been deposed by the chiefs of his State be-
cause Of his agreement with the English Govern
ment to abolish the slave trade in his dominions
was baptized on the I'd inst at Christ church. Wat.
ney street, London. by the Rev. G.. H. NIGH, n
A., the incumbent He is tall, intelligent looking
negro, and was born in August, 1917.
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WAgCHEs AND JEwELRY.

- W n. j. d 4 ri I'll o /. o III E W
ASss PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, corner
y 2 of Eleventh and Main streets, requests the
gss.E attention of strangers visiting the city. to
~ fsct that he gives his entire attention to RE-
AIRING exclusively Every description of
watches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired es well and
ytns had over twenty Experience at his trade
Nm in England and the United States, he is war
Bfd in assurins satisfaction to all who may patron
+,e him All be asks is g trial.
WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Cloek Maker, cor. Hsin and lIth SIS,
81 Its nesrly opposite the American Hotel
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PorAToEs-NearIy COO barrels sweet potatoes
were shipped from Norfolk. Va, to New York by
steamer jamestown last trip and about the same
quantity was to be placed on board the koanok Q
Saturday evening, besides large quantity of pea
nuts dried apples peaches, &c.
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LONG SENTENcEs-Judge Sanger. of the Court
OF Common Pleas. at Lawrence, Mass on Wed
nesday, pronounced the following sentences:
Charles O. Jones, lad Of about II years of age.
OF Lawrence, was sentenced to the State prison
for the term of his natural life for setting fire to
dweling mouse In the day time-this being the
statute punishment, and the court having no dIs.
cretion in the case
John Silk. of West Newbury, was sentenced to
ten days solitary, and afterwards by confinement
at bard labor in the State prison for twelve years
1er an attempt to ravish young girl of about 13
years of age.
Thomas Aickey, on a charge of arson, was sen.
fenced to the State prison for life
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Ie,

s4E my house on Thursday last, my dining room
~ servsn: JAMES" nulatto boy, about 20
III years of age, feet high; speaks quick when
A=&s spoken 10 and can read and write. Masters of
vessels requested to look out and gee he is not
" Ken of North. oc2l J. j. FRY
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n EW GkOGEHY AND COAlNllSSION
: STORE.-The subscriber would inform the pub
Iii: that he has recently opened Franklin street.
between Wall and nth Streets GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He viii keep always On
hand general assortment of FAMILY GkOCF-
RIES, which he will sell at wholesale and retail on
accommodating terms. He will also attend to all
The duties of a Commission Merchant, and will be
p!ea,ed N receive consignnerts of Produce, &C.,
from his fr;snds. He has now in store a good supply
Of FLOUR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c, to
which he invi o. On examination from the public
&C 23 dim ]. r. SYRCLE.
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tQ0H0
acknowledged have informed you that peace and
quiet have been restored to the Territory. Not
only have all large armed bodies of men been dis.
persed but the smaller bands of maraulers been
fdriven of. The roads are travelled with safety.
and dwellings are secure from intrusion. For nm.
wards Of TWO weeks outrages have been au
then'caily reported. Many notorious and trou.
olesons agtators, claiming to belong to all parties,
have left the Territory, and the benefcient influ.
ence OF their absence is being already very sensi.
bly, felt.
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,I,HE UNDERSIGNED bezn to inf,

'I'HE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform
the public of the city of Richmond that he will
open, on the 18th of October, GYMNASIUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING.
franklin street, where a room has been comfortably
Tilted up for the purpose.
Gymnas.ic gs well as Fencing Exercises do not
only strengthen the health by keeping the lungs
and muscles in activity but they ase give ease
and elegance to the bearing and motion of the body
lie begs to invite the public to numerous participa-
ton and requests principally parents and teachers to
entrust their snd pupils to his care, as he will
try to strengthen ddevelop, step by step, even the
weakest abilities.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
Fer the whole session, from the 18th OF Octo-
ber 10 the lst of June. &l5 90
OLA uOnlDB Az w
Fencing in Fos and Broadswora, extra charge
Glasses and Schools admitted on more moderate
terms.
All Kinds of weapons of the best quality can be OBJ
talned by the undersigned at the lowest prices.
col. B. ESTVAN,
Professor of Fencing and 9ymnastic Exercises
&C lS-lm at the Richmond College.
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FEMALE STUMP SPEAKER-Miss Carrie Filkins
addressed Fremont meeting at Dayton, Ohio,
few evenings ago. The Gazette says
''She has been actively engaged in tho late can.
vass in Indiana, and has drawn immense audiences
wherever she has spoken. Perhaps no speaker
who has participated in the hard fought contest has
addressed 80 many thousand people, or with such
universal acceptance. She has attended all the
great mass meetings held in that State and has
always received the most fattering signs of popu-
lar appreciation. Among the brilliant galaxy of
orators that addressed the tens of thousands as.
sembled on the Tippecanoe battle ground, the
stand from which she spoke always attracted the
largest throng."
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UIlCE.-.l have this day appointed MIR.
! WI. y O'HRILN, my Agent 10 conduct the
5AotkkY BUSINESS, in this city. for CASH only.
s DANIEL MURPHY.
Richmond, Oct. Is, 1855. oc 2i---2w.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARs RF-

Cd WARD.-Ransway from the subscriber,
~lFM about the lst Of September last, MARIA
<S CAMBRIDGE; tall and very black She is
ass about 50 years old, pretends at. times not to
hesr we'll 1t is my opnen she is lurking in the city
i Wal give the above reward for her delivery to me-
ID. 8. DELAPLANE,
pc 7-eodts -5 Flour luspaetor.
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lust RECEIVED Ar COURTNFY5a
y STOCKING and WORSTED STORE-Anoth.
sr lot Of Taimas Nubras, Heods and Corsetts which
viii be sold cheap.
FOR RENT-Ths dwelling over our stors TO /.
family or single gentlemen, for lodging rooms or
Offices. j. C. COURTNEY
oc A--6t Broad street
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Deer. FhpM e. OF the Ola lMes,c.I

nOCT. + l. U M Il, OF the Old Naoancnl
cret Diseases, and hersoy invites caTi from those
who have heen unftIIuhate in their assoeiations-
DR.. P. would part ariy invite call from persons
physicians as incurabls- Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reacne medicine when correctly ap-
Piled The sTifls rapwp :; the CHEMICAL Ex
very best thing now before the public for renovatng
system shattered BY dissipation or other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy. called FRENCH
Once on franklin st1ses Just below the Exchange %
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church. Rich
nond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. ljssI
4 VALUBLE FARMS FOX SALE..-I An
4 authorized to sell valuable farm In Powhstan
county, miles from the Court Hsuse, and miles
from James rvsr and miles from the Dsnville Rail-
road, containing 6653 acrss $50 acres il cleared so
acres 10 very rich creek low grounds. The cleared
land divided i; II four field. paass good fspSs. Ms
House, Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-
terg BALANCE In wood land. The barrel and other
never falling creek runs through the land.
Also A tract of TIT acres, miles from Powha-
tan Court House. and miles from James river 400
acres of which IL cleared land; balance in virgin
growth well timbsred in pine and OAK Buildings
COED. Adjoining the house Is five tobacco lots Of Is
acres each, worth at least 500 per Neshbor-
ofcultivston, a. the present crops will show.
ALSO.-A tract, 500 acres, miles from Powha.an
Court Hsuse $50 of which is cleared; balance
ory timber. Buildings good, including Stables.
Barns &c. -
ALSO-A tract, 565 acres, In Chesterfeid county.
ON Swift creek, enc mile above Martins Depot, ON
Danvills Railroad. There is on this tract Grst Mill,
in good o-der rs first quality low grounds and
go acres wood land, well tmbsred; the balance Of
the land is high state Of cultivation and s consd
cred the best farm in the neghberhood.
ALSO Several small farms in the same neighbor-
hood which viii be sold bargain. Plsss may be
ot afr md far rpad
early application to ALEX. MOTT.
"a I6-ts ssf4
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BOARDING.
'I,IIFT0N HOUSE, ON IATH STREET
{ pWNEDiATELY ABOVE THE ballard

-.
clifton HOUSE,. ON 1ATH STREET
I IMMEDIATELY ABOVE The BALLARD
HousE-Ths Proprietrsss hss yst one or two rooms
~. n...nmmoaa,ion Of families which abs would hike to
I've occupied Her house being very conveniently
ia,sd for husine.s gentlemen she would be pleased
- .ccomm modste few with board by the day, week.
nth OF year It viii be her aim and pleasure to
der sH coufo. t.hle possible who may favor
- ,vfth their PATRONAGE oc 25-6t
nUSKDiN5 The subscrfber r has two We.
w pleasant vacant rooms. suitable for s.e gen
cr or for Young ladies attending school la the ci
~ she would be pleased, also, TO have several mere
i}.y BOARpERs ard will use her best endeavors
v. entire sstIsfsc,ion to those who may favor her
LII their patronage. MRS. II. P. PHlPPEN,
Over Mrs Kimpefs
40 Sn--lm On Broad. above 4th at.
.TOTICE.--Several pleasant rooms, with
7 Ru.rd N sy be had st the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9th
streets they having concluded to remain at their prs.
II re sdenee few gentlemen can be accomme.
5s,.d AZ dGY eosrders. Sc s-0
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Ensign says: -
Mrs. Stowe and party bade farewell to Dunrobiu
castle at O'Clock on Thursday morning, I'd Oeto-
ber. They were driven in the Duke of Suther-
iands carriage and four, and were accompanied
by his grace rs far the Meikle Ferry where thsy
met the mail. by which conveyance they reached
Inverness, starting next morning for Aberdeen,
where they arrived on Friday During Mrs
Stoves stay at the castle the weather was exceed
ingly inconstant, and she had therefore no oppor.
tunity Of seeing any part of the country except In
the immediate vicinity of the castle. With the
exception Of the cattle and industrial shows, the
Gospie school, the dukes farm at Skelbo, and the
small manufactory at Rogart, Mrs Stowe saw
none OF the Switzerland lions out of Dunrobin
castle. We believe that Mrs. Stowe purposes re-
turning to America about the middle of this month.
and that on her return home she proposes publish.
ing sketch of this her second visit to the Mother
Country" under new title.
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NOTiCk.-CANFlEL still cOntinues to
manufacture his very celebrated and DEL ehtfnlly
favored SODA WATER The Water being iltered,
renders it pure and free from oil animal and vegets-
BILE matter.
The subscriber, being the oldest Mineral Wster
bother In the city, feels assured thst the article he 10
now furnishing unsurpassed by any establishment
either North or South. Those Ia want Of No sS-
tlce, would do well to give me q call.
~ Philadelphia Ale aud Porter implied at short
notice, and ia quantities to suit purchasers.
Eagle Soda Wster Es.ablishmen.,
w. GANFiELD, Agent, Goth street.,
between Main and Franklin streets
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NOTiCE.-.The undersigned have formed
col o-partnership. for the purpose of conducting
a wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS, under the firm of PEYTON PAT
TON.
E'- Office for the present over J. J. Fry's. ESQ.,
Basin Bank.
Refer TO VIM. Fl. Mcfarland, Esq, Hen. John NJ.
Patton, and messrs Haxall Co., Richmond Col.
7. j. Randolph and N. Burnley, Albemarle.
THOMAS G. PEYT0N, E
oc I5-d3w ISAAC w. PATTON
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The Msyds Ttfe3
C hhEsfoEDEscr OF rHx DIsfArcB.

".
The sFial of Moses straston. far hil1in- H..,~
-, mnei August last s still pfosressipe herr.
Inc testimony Tor the prosecution has alI been 81.
heard 'e - Ps1ay
ma that the part OF my communication dated
24tn instant, relative to the immediate cause Of the
sad .Hair was premature and incorrect II did NOT.
- learn, result from any improper liberty t.F an
win or indigniiy offered to the wife Of the prison.
er Stratton was Miller's overseer; he had used
some roasting ears Of corn contrary to bis wishes
ano cIoer This produced fdculty, and the par.
ties had determined to sever their Connection =
Miller afterwards visited Strattons house to settle
with him, and while there, an aI.usioa to the sub
lecs brought on dispute. Miller advanced on
Sfratton, and the latter (perhaps apprehsndins an
assauio shot him. These are the main facts con.
nected with this said affair. As the evidence has
been taken down and will doubtless be published at
the OF the trial the public will then have
an opportunity of judging for themselves as to the
merits of the case in all its aspects
Yours, FOUR EYES.
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fEAcE IN kANsAs.-Goy. Geary, in an official
dispatch of the 10Th, gives the following pleasant
picture of affairs In Kansa..
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100000 lsss a.ss,.: q .ns 81 s.sas. sna M
stsntIy on hand. Cigars Of any description made to
order ut short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
examine my stock and prices before purchssns else
vhere H. C.. g. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer aad Manufacturer Of Cigars
e-Sm No. III Broad street.
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DE known TO all whom it may concern
ID that the undersigned tbaying entered his Ca
est' in the General Land Office) will In due time,
apply to the ommissoner OF pensions for duplicate
Of land warrant No slo74 for l2o acres issued a.
name on the l2th Move mbsr, 1885 for services
dereS in the war of 1872 which warrant ives trans
nisted to 1ne BY mail at Locust Hill. instead Of
Locust Creek Va aud has failed to reach the stter
''ihes, and has not been received BY me- and con-
se9aentiy lost JOEL WALKER
LOUISA Sept 22d 1855 ss 24-law6w
EALL AND WINTER sTUCk.-.Thosc
who have not purch ased yet will save money by
calling at No. n Main street whore they viii hnd
nsS dsome assortment Of plain snd figured DeLsines'
black and colorsd Alpsecss, from IS ~, 25 81, kc
kIench EmbIoideries; needle worked Csllsrs. l2s
cIsi sleeyes; Worked Bands; Msntlllsn and CioskE
nae assortment shswls; Flsnneis; servant and bed
nkets, very low price; large lot of sheeps grey
sAtinets; ladies' Merino Vests; Kid Gloves, 57t and
~ cts th 75 Gsuntists Hosieries; b.esched and
trown Domestic, "A wide, st 81 cents and upwafd4
s1oiek sases and small profits 10 motto. Dole
forget 10 cali Ut NJ. n Main street.
DC z4--istF 8THAUSE l. BRO.
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LNOR SALE. - ,e ~ =
+ l0.u0O City of Richmond Per cent, long and
short dates
10000 State Of Virginia per cent. lons and short
10000 Central Bonds
5000 South-Side Bonds.
Wits G. W. RURCELk Co
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RATES PREMIUM CHIMNEY CAT!--

RATES, PREMIUM CHIMNEY CAr...
AZ The only article of the kind ever invented that
VIII answer the purpose. Having given particular at
tenton for the last three years to find remedy tor
The most disasreeable and unhealthy OF ell miser,
challenge any one, for hundred dollars, to pro.
dace article of the kind equal TO it. Besides be-
Of heavy sheet iron and rivet.d together. Timers
woald do well to buy the right to manufacture, as l
viii receive my PATENT RIGHT In few days-
Deerrng it unnecessary to refer to but gentle
man refer to Mr.. A. K. Phillips. More references
JOSEPH j. BATES,
An 5-iax,6m Fredencksburg, Va
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