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Power of the Press.

Mr.. Delane, the managing editor OF the London
Times, returned to New York on Monday night,
from his visit to Chicago, where he has been pass
ing the interval since his arrival in this country
The New York Herald says that his visit to the
West is connected with large financial operations,
in which some influential houses in London are
interested. During the course of Monday, Mr.. De
lane received q great number of visits from lead
ing members of the mercantile community.
M. Delane will have fine opportunity to inform
himself upon American affairs, if he stays long
enough and keeps his eyes open. He has seen the
c ,untry in the climax of the most excited Presi
Dental contest ever known. He has seen the way
In which Americans elect their rulers. He will
have an opportunity to study the American press
at least the press OF the North, and make compari
sen between it and the press of England, in intel
lisence dignity, fairness and influence. We ap
nreh and that Mr. Dslane will come to the conclu
sions that there is no London Times in America
thst eye n the combined journalism of all the lead
ing Free.Soil papers in New York does not direct
guide control, or represent the public sentiment
the American people.
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Ill. 4. Army.

The aggregate strength OF the United States
Army is estimated at present at 5000 or l9ooo
men. In order to keep the companies full, recruit
inc stations are established in New York, Boston,
Albany, Rochester. Buffalo, Philadelphia, Harris
burg, Richmond, .Pittsburg, Baltimore, Cincin'
n ati, Columbus, Detroit, Chicago, and some other
places In New York, there are two offices and
or sevea stations. The recruits enlisted at the
western stations are sent to Newport, Kentucky
and those enlisted at the eastern stations are sent
to Governors Island, in New York harbor. About
ten or twelve recruits are now arriving, on Gov
errors Island, ON an average, daily. The army
consists of nineteen regiments-ten of infantry
four Of artillery, four of Dragons. and one OF
mounted ritlemen, besides corps of sappers and
miners.
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Mechanics, Institute .

The Exhibition Hall of the Mechanics Institute
was well attended yesterday, and last night there
was another large audience present, who enjoye
a rich treat in the admirable address of the Rev
DR.. BURROWS The painting of the "School o
athens" is still exciting good deal of interest, and
many admirers and connoiseurs Of art are daily
visiting the Hall to examine and study it. But
TWO days remain before the close of the exhibition
of the Institute and this affords the last opportu
nifty for seeing the picture In this city.
Tonight the Rev. Dr. MOORE has obligingy
consented, upon short notice and not without in
convenience to himself, to deliver An address be
fore the Institute, at O'Clock. DIR. n is an &C
complished orator, and will no doubt mako high
ly interesting address.
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n associated ourselves ogether under the firm and
style Of THOMAS l. BOILING for the purpose of
conducting a GENERAL GROCERY AND COM.
mery occupied BY Royal Parish, decd, would most
respectfully inform our friends and the public that
we will kesp constantly on hand well selected
sortment of GROCERIES, all Of which will sell
at the lowest market prices and on the most
modating terms We also give our personal atten.
ton to the sale of Wheat Corn, Rye Flour, Tobac-
Co. aud all other kinds of Country Produce, for which
We will always secure the highest market prices and
make prompt returns. Our senior partner having had
twelve years experience IN the above business, in
this city we fatter ourselves that shall be able to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor with
their patronage GEORGE THOMAS,
no7-6t STITH BOILING
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GHn IlAlI.Y UlSPAICH:
friday rforslss, .-,.'>-'~~-.

~~ 1870 = .~s1ss, November z, lsso.
~ Puipit ElsqucDce.
F0w s,s.. Erurcss quotes from SUNDAY
Ine NO" -. Raw. DR.. Bellows, Of that e'sy' 'oe
following; ..-,,,. Canada IL becoming -
"Ahsaay .ura. and profitable. - our tEnue "'s'
preSIs,Ist l. uncertain, riskful and annoyas
sns SIT "s,en the Express rsjoins Puiph saD.
AZ - r,..so,r.a on Tradei but no matter-sA'e
-. ~ .uch 4 day the Rev. Doctor snoa' A-..
80, r,,at IN his stasistics. Our traae ssne - =
- IS. NORTH with Canada 10 NOT sne 'sn'1 -
-. couthern trade, and but TOR QUE usao vs. !.
.hs South. grass wouiA grow In our s.iee'.' ~
49,. 4. NOT = merchant 10 DIR. Bellows cons'es~'
tiop that could pay him bis saiary' o,,. -.
a p.nrhl,e.n preacher in Danviile, onio' CO
,.-.a "a, .nv man who voted for Buenaosn
- .rr.,v 90 to hell; and another preacher 10
NJ. v.rron In the same State, said that me i.ces
"a hs.yts Of his political opponents were al
black - hell and damnation-
In Brown Township, Knox county, o1'v -.
person who Is not Black Repuohcan eA''"1''
from the Sacrament Of the Lords Suppe''
Are not these political parsons responsio'e ~.
such results upon spiritual interests commn'ea V
their care - are Swallowed forth In the iolo"ms
extract from q Lawrence tKansas) letter, ID 'ne
Cincinnati Gazette:
AZ had painful interview with an oia n1an,
..rasy that imp ess.d me with the effect OF
life. In Pennsylvania had known him a. -, inter
dist ri .ss-leader--s pious old msn-ismsus A.
isrs,ns bis conversation with texts OF IF hi.
he told mo- in some degree OF exenem a observed
vronrs he quoted Scripture as usual; put ,sth
with some surprise that 1t was sinsuiariy "'A'N
eusss snd sn, .nrsuSh with his story, reminded
,;, ~ his Church and sunday School IN fennssNA
MIA and some snp:s =. az sr the eco
tn,;n IA snnk aown on the prairie, ana WINE nis
long rev hair blew in the WIND the pig sea s aid
is =. ssas I had died before ever came out mere
.n;nxed Religion once, but this life-oh, Sod-ie'S
70 get something to drink
sstter far better, that that pious old man had
remained leading his class in Pennsylvania, than
that be should have gone to Kansas, at the inst
CATION of some wicked Republican, probably 70
:. shrek for freedom,"-and 60 down to the grave
\ hardened reprobats
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TIL
n LADIES The subscriber begs leave to a

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE
LADIES Tho subscriber bel leave to
nounce to the Ladies of Rishmopd and the
State of Virsina that he has just received another
case of Ladies' Caters imported by himself direct
from Paris. They were made to his especial order
out Of materials selected with great care by his
agent in Paris.
The following are the styles in the case uhey are
entirely new viz
Button do do do do do do do
do do Double do do do do patent
leather foxd.
Buttou do do do all DO do do do
do do do do sat. cloth tops do heels
patent leather foxd
Con Caters double do do do do do patent
leater foxd.
Lace Caters do do do 90 do do do
do do do do do Francs do do do
Hungarian.
would NEST respectfully invite the ladies to call
and examine them.
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer.
mol II Main 81, Richmond Va
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MARINE NEWE.
>~~~~~~~~~>-~~~~>~-
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 6.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Sloop New Packet. Gwsthney, Smthfeld, mdze.
Schr. Wing of the Wind, Pearsall New York gu
ano, Z. Workman Co.
Schr. Amelia c. Reeves, Crawford, Philadelphia,
coal Harris Echols
schr Burnett, McNemara. Norfolk, mdze., w. d.
Cslquitt& Co.
Schr. Merchant, Chadwick, -, mdze, D. w.
Curris.
scnr. Hanover, Whipple, New York, mdzs :, D. l.
w. Currie
NEW YORK, Nov 6.-Arrived, schr. Bergen, Wog.
lam, PETERSBURG
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DOWHATAN hOUSE...The prOprietors
of the above Establishment would most
ly inform the citizens of Richmond and others wish
ing board by the week, month year. that they have
just completed their arrangements to fitting up
and furnishing the above house in the comforts
BILE and fashionable style, and now prepared to
accommodate families or young men, with or with
out rooms, furnished not furnished, as may suit
them best We have at this time several of the NEST
choice rooms in the Hotel, on the Ist, I'd and Sd
floors, which would be pleased to have occupied
by families We are also prepared to accommodate
any number of transient boarders, the most rea-
sonabe TERMS and will pledge ourselves to do all in
our power to render entire satisfaction
FRENCH & CARDOZO, Proprietor
P. S.-We would also state that we have employed
the services of Mr. John H. Seayres formerly of the
Columbian Hotel PRICE 4 CARDOZO.
7-6t
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DestruciIye Storm on Lake 0n1ario

OswEGo, Nov. 5-The gale of wind on the
Lake last night was the severest of the season -
The schooners G.. NJ. Chapman with a cargo OF
wheat from Chicago, and West Wind, of Buffalo,
bound up from this port, with salt, went ashore
last night between the piers. The Chapman is a
total wreck. No lives were lost
The schr. j. G. Deshler, with cargs OF wheat
from Chicago for this port, lost her masts in the
gale, and went ashore nine miles above this city
Her small boat was lost and men were on the
vessel when our informant left
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Total vote Of the State. ..........l Uz yo4
Johnson's majority over Andrews, 1890; ovsf
both Andrews and OVERLY, 3 972. -
ILLINOIS -,
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Jno Wentworth, In ois
patch to the n T. Post says Fremont 10 gaining
everywhere in Illinois. and the entire Republican
ticket In that State h elected.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ell p. A-Thereh nothing
certain from Missouri.
The certain electoral vote, 20 far % heard from,
10, Buchanan l46; Fremont Ia Fillmore 8.
The returns by telegraph and mail indicate with
certainty the election of Mr.. Buchanan by the
people. The following table will be found to be
correct:
TABLE OF PROBABLE RESULT AS FAR AS AscER.
TANNED.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA -
From the yearly statement of the treasurer of the
school fund in Jefferson county, we learn that
there were during the year 81 schools in operation,
with 400 scholars The expenses were S20, 1871 ::
and the levy for the current year is fixed at per
cent on the present State revenue, being redlc-
ton Of per cent
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BY TEL EGk APH
KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-Returns from q COMMITTEES
give Democratic gain Of 5000 over Gsyernor
aoreheads vote when thu Americans carried 10
State by 400. = go
LOUISIANA
INV ORLEANS. Nov. 6-Returns show that
Buchanan has probably carried the State.
INDIANA. ssa
lhDIASAPoLIs, Nov 6-Iu 10 countiee the Dan.
cratic gain b 925 II d thought that Huchan ~
majority In the State win be 10000. s..
s ~ GEORGIA. ss
: AUGUSTA, Ca. Nov. 5-Ths heavy rain STORM
which prevailed over great portion Il TIE State
yesterday, has reduced the aggregate below q.
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KILLED.-Rsv. Z. C. Thornton, presiding elder
of the Parkersburg, VA district of the H. Z.
Church, South, was killed on the cars near Cleve.
land, = few days since.
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THE BALTIMORE RIoTs.-The Baltimore Amc.
rican Of yesterday publishes list Of 70 persons
wounded in the riots there Tuesday, Of which IA
will die.
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ACTION OF SUGAR ON THE TEETH-The
Charleston, s. c., Medical Journal states that M
LArez, in the course Of his investig cations on the
teeth. arrived at the following conclusions
"lst Refined sugar, either from cane or beets, /,
injurious TO hsaity teeth, either by immediate con
tact with these organs or By the gas developed ow
ing to It's etoppaYe in the stomach
I'd If tooth il macerated in saturated solution
Of sugar il il much altered in the chemical com
position that it comes geiatinous and ito enamel
opaque, spongy, and easily broken.
sd This modification IL due, not to free acid bu,
to tendency Of sugar to combine with tho calcare
ous basis Of the tooth"
The foregoing conclusions correct, and candies
and condiments should DO avoided Thew shouId Id
kept free from children especially. II well known
that maple sugar renders teeth tender and seustye
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The Arabia Outward Bound
BOSTON, New. 5-The steamship Arabia sailed
at noon, with 81 passengers for Liverpool, and
six for Halifa <; and $779 GOO in specie
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(sPECJaL pIsPATCH.I
AalafhA-

PETERSBURG, Nov. 6--Bepj Jones, Esq an olo
and esteemed citizen of this place. ana one =. ~.
IA suicide tbis mornue by cutting his throat and
inflIcting ! fearful wound in bis abdomen.
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rrom Hayana.-st. Domingo.

NEW YORK, Nov The steamer Black War.
r;or with dates from Havana to the I'd instant has
arrived.
Spanish brig ofwar had sailed from Havana
with 5000 stand of arms, to aid the instruction.
lists In St Domingo.
Preparations were on foot for the invasion Of
Mexico
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OFFICE MERChANTs' INSURANCE CO, )
RICHMOND, Nov. 5, 1856. :
dividend. .. The Board OF Directors
- have this day ordered that out of the nett pro.
fits of the Company for the past four months -FOUR
PER CENT the capital stock be placed the Sur
plus Fund and THREE PER CENT. be paid az a dvi-
dend the Stockholders at their Office on or after
he 18th instant. j. II. MONTAGUE,
no 7-tG Secretary
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Cofton Rnctorx Rur

Cotton Factory Burnt.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. GAINES P. Smiths cot
ton factory was burnt early this morning. Loss
$4,000 Insured for $4,000
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Aa.ir of Honor Adjusted.

wAsHIssrog, Nov. 6-Drs. Warning and Lips,
comb OF Riehmond, accompanied by seconds and
frlends, arrived here today to settle an alair o.
honor, a. the Silver Spring. this a.erno con :.
ter was onorably adjusted without hostile
meeting
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m GEORGE j, SUMNER, Import

H1H AND DEALER IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN.
ESkS WARE, No. 20 Pearl Ter l4th) street, Rich
! mond, vs.-By recent arrivals from Liver
pool is now in receipt of his Fall Importatiops
Of China and Earthenware, and from the facto.
ries, very large and general assortment Of Glass
ware, Looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &c, to which
he invites the attention of the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
find stock of Goods equal in extent and varie-
ty, and on a. good terms a. any repacking house
in the country can offer. To all cash, or punctual
time buyers such inducements will be offered, a. will
be satisfactory.
Careful and experienced packers employed and
prompt attention given to the shipment of Goods.
large assortment of the best quality of Stone
ware, at factory prices.
Merchants who have been accustomed to buy their
Earthenware In the Northern markets, are particu-
larry invited to an examination Of the above stock.
sci
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LOST.

I OST..Between the Old Market and the
ACentrsl Depot, my Free Papers The finder will
be rewarded by leaving them at the Dispatch office
NO lit ROBERT ACORNS
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This still leaves Florida 4; Texas A. lows 4; Car
ifornia 4; to hear from, OF these Buchanan Will
probably get Florida, Texas and California
MARRIED.,
On the 4th of November, at St Peters Cathedral,
by the Right Rev 8 McGill, Mr.. MICHAEL GUN.
NINGHAM.to Miss MARY ELLEN J. HOYT. both
of this city.
" New Orleans and Chicago papers please copy.
DIED,
Thursday, Nov. 9Th 1856. in the 18th year of his
age, THOMAS C. ALLEN, youngest son of the late
John Allen.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
most respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this
(Frday) morning, ct IL O'clock, from the residence
of john w. Pollard, on 18th street, between Grace
and Broad.
In this city. the Sd inst: JOHN CABELL,
Youngest child of 8. C. and 8. w. Tardy, aged one
year. five months and four days.
B- Lynchburs Virsinian copy.
On Thursday. the 9th inst, at 81 O'Clock, p. M =,
Mrs ANN E. BUrLER, consort of p. H Butler, in
the goth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place at Trinity Church, on
Saturday evening, the 9th inst at 8 O'Clock. The
friends aud acqusintancel of the family respect
fully invited to attend.
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llULLAR DPS Mff kUAiATiC LINlMENr
Isa certain cure for Rbeamasism-
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LLNIMENP
Isa certain cure for Spnin'.
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
10 . certain cure for Nervous hesaseH''
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LLNIMENr -.
IL Q certain cure for Esursiss
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LLNLdENT
IL certain cure for PsrslJss
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LLNIMEAI ,,,,.l..
lisa certain cure for CniieissA'
POLLARDS RHEUMATIC LLNfMENT ,.,
10 certain cure for Cbspped nsH9S
POLLARUS RHEUMATIC LLSLMEAT
10 certain cur. for Affections OF me sPiH'
POLLARVS RHEUMATIC LINLMENT
no4 10 for sale by every Druggist IN tne ''
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Loss OF WORK OF ART.-Twelva of the su
perb marble capitals which were TO surrnount the
great columns In the rotunda OF the new Custom
House ct New Orleans, costing some &e, 900 each
were lost recently in the ship Oliphant
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

~ virgisia llechan1cs' Instifste--ysy
tso daSs famsin bef0rs tos conclusion Of tbs Exh.
hilton 81 the Virginia Msshanics Institute. Afser
Atbsos. viii be- removed from the city Those w5o
wish 70 see It. should avail themselves Of the opPor
'1 Tonight the Rev. T " Mooss viii deliver adj
dress before the Institute. no
s:;s A. assssS .s :. d .as sss ass.
din. tuildingJ This EvEElno, :. : 0 1, Ell . I'm
Of 70 Ss % s. o. pc
'aai' ~ oH'r q 'n' w. B. ROBINS, ssc'y..
ALSO-A meeting Of the LITERARY SOCIETY, In
the same place, ON the same evening. Ct : oelecs
no7-H +. w. dOb0ON, cecy.
wAuctisn saIe Of valuable Businsss
House ss the Corner Of Main aud New strest-We
would invite special attention to sale THIS DAf,
commencing ct o'clock p. H., Of large and aes.
Main street, and one door above Messrs. Binford.
Dickinson Wsisger. For further description 81
tho property reference il made to the suction COL
ap no7 Of TINS p'pTf1AYLoR WILLIAMS. Auet.
r. Auction Nofice..-Attention Il solicit
Farming Utensils, NC. &c-, this aftsrnoon, ct 81
'G no lit It '''' LARUs 4 SHINE, Aucts.
~ Democratic Meetip8 The Democrat
lie Assscistion will meet ct Codnthisn Hall on FRI.
DAY this evening" at 7 o'clock.
AMUsHEENT5.
~-~~~~~~~~~~-->-~~~~~~
TIL EAT RE.
KUNKEL & CO...........Lessees and PrcoPriotors.
JOHN T. FORD, ................... Manager
IAlso of the Nstional Thsstrs, Washington, aud
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore
VsE.K I.
FRIDAY EVENING, November =,
First sht of the new Drama of
COURIER OF LYONS,
THE ATTACK UPoN THE MAIL.
THE VILLAGE LAWYER.
MIR. BOOTH will shortly appear
In preparation the "NAlAD QUEEN"
ADMIssION-Dress Circle aud PsrqGs.te, % cts !,
IS cts; Galleries SO and 25 cts
u Box Office open from to 5 O'Clock.
a Doors open at 2; Overture commences AZ quar-
ter before O'clock precisely
ME X OPOLIVAN HALL.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
THE POPULAR AND FASHIONAB BILE
SORES DES MUSICALE BY THE
MELODEON MINSTREL STAR TROUPE,
Who will appear in az entirely new
PROGRAMME FOR THE BENEFIT OF
HARRY LEHR,
TOMORROW EVENING, Saturday, Nov 9th,
Positively the Last Night Of tho Season and Benefit
OF MIR. BEN. S. BOWEN,
A CITIZEN OF RICHMOND,
AND PRINCIPAL BANJOIST OF THE STAR
TROUPE.
~ Price of admission, Is cents-children half
price.
Doors open at half past s o'clock-to commence at
half past O'Clock.
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~ Iron Meuahcturer, 18Th 6rsse hstwesa Haia
snd Cary, Richmond, Va y s.
GAS FITTING AND FIxrUREa,
stsAm Rtpee Tor Churches, Public Huildiun ks
MesAihe Roeane, 0uttsine ana apcstine Dst
~ y my psxt 81 the city and country.
nDkLInLk INK. VIII ssd wif1ssI MAJ.
Z asnr yssrasted 70 Be Of pure black coleE snA
LAIDLEY s RonINoOM casniu,..
- Nh end Hyanhlin @.
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NOTlCE.--At a meeting OF the Board of
Y Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany, held in this city October 10th, 1856, the fol-
lowing resolution YVES adopted:
"That from and after the LIST day of November
next the Company will not pay anything for stock
killed outside of enclosures.
J. II. TIMBERLAKE,
no 7-4w Superintendent.
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sua5 LUDLAM 4 WATSON.


an FANCY FUHS, FANCY FUkS UA
4 BN I'VE have now open, q complete and
- splendid stock of Ladies' and Chiidran,s -
Fancy Furs consisting of the following styles: Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Elk. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martha and
every other style Of Fancy Fu for Ladies and Chill.
dren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
mage Robes and Foot Nuts, which have been select
cd fresh from the largest and extensive manu-
factories aud will be sold 1t Wholesale and retail on
tho most favorable terms. Ladies' are particui ar.y
requested to call and examine the above splendid
0osda which for neatness style and quality cannot
be excslled.
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill
Caps amonest them will be found something entirely
newt makins Of the most completes and selected
stocks ever offered In this market
ocl No. 70 Main street.
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COMPREHENSIVE 1--we have this day
~ associated with in business C. M. PLEAS
under the firm of VAN.LEW, TAYLOR CO.
July l, l856-jyS VAN-LEW 4 TAYLOR
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u DRlScOLH5 BALM OF THOUSAND
shoWLRs, % cents per bottle only. The most
asrsesbis Dentrics and Cosmatic that ever the art
sPphsd chemistry has produced, cleandng the
s'a healing the gums, and impsrtins fragrance and
svesnss to an otherwise offensive BREATH which too
.s9ss.fiy exists, without the persons knewtsdss.-
- sale IN Richmond by 4 DUQUEsNE, No so7,
& - 3rsst. snd BY pusa:s,s ssnsrally.
kLANA ME-, BLANK ETH - Rec.iyeS
6.sLa sdcinos.i supply Of fias ana medium aed
IA - ~ y. sn0 White ana eolorsd Servants do snS
80, J. + y. RosENBAuM.
10 BroaA street
- IN y. OaL..Exir. ape qssIiS1 la a..
ssE Il sors - ~ = Vi fer tebsese naauiastu-
- asS sELDEN 4 MILLER.
cemsf Of Pearl and Cary strssta.
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NOTICE.-.JOHN Is X A Il X has been
l Y missing from his home in Henrico county since
last Saturday. He was about half past O'Clock
in the evening of that day, at the Old Market by
several citizens since which there is nothing known
of him. His family-censisting of q wife and eight
,hidreu-are greatly distressed az his absence. He
is about AZ old about 81 feet hieh stout built
with ruddy complexion, grey eyes and dark hair
Any informstion with regard to him will be thank.
fully received, If left at the Dispatch Office at the
Old Market with the undersigned.
no TIA FREDERICK BRAIJER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-07
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SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.

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