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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26
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AAK VIRGINIA BgOAD
ROCK 9ACEs.-Ths Hsll
msssiaE Nm ssnmssos q
MONDAY IN QotobsT, 1856.
fiRsT DAY..S0HDAY,O Oss. la-A swsspst.ss,
$50 entrsnss, pay or play; propreeer tp sdd 500,
provided two or more sEart; two mile hests closed
with three subscribers as fcflows. gs
LIST. w. 4. Gibbons lams br. M Pasture, by Hsss-
nue., dam Emily ,Thomss, by Pnax, fsur years old
I'd David Mcdaniel names b. m. AdelsaxsS, dve
years old by Glencoe ~
Sd: Calvin Green names ch. m. Ln1a. four yeanold
BY Belshazzaz, dam By GleSses.
SECOND DAY-TUEgDAY, 14th.-sweepstake
for three year old colts aud fisys tbst never won
race; mile heats el0O entrances $50 forfeit and elos.
ed with tbs following Subscribers.
lst. Jshn P. Edwards names br. or b. fIley MIss
STRANGER, by Portsmouth. dam Letfie, BY Pfiam.
"a. Bowie Hall name eh. 6. Expscfation, by Re-
gster. dam by Mareraye.
Sd Me-. Thomas boswell names Oh C. By Reyenue
dam the Queen, by Pr,am. - s s. 81
4th David Mcdaniel names ch- o by Senator, dam
BY Hotspur.
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY-
purse $3.50; two mile heats 80 -
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club purss
$500 three mile heats - 80 8
FIFTH Observation-Disclosures purse e2OO;
mile heats thr ee best in Eve.
~ Five per cents entrance to the purses
Z2-dtd CALVIN GREEN. Proprietor.
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I The Bedford (Pa) Springs have been sold for
$4,000.
Sam1 Sherwood has been expelled from Stump.
ter county, Georgia. and John and Henry Price
from Clark county, Miss, charged with being in
cendiary aboltionists.
Miss Maggie Mitchell is playing in Wheeling,
Virginia
The Female college in Boston has now 80 stu.
dents.
Hon. Samuel d. Ingham. once q member Of
General Jackson's Cabinet has come out for FIRE.
mont
Mr.. Samuel p. Armstrong, the newly appointed
I'm tied States Consul for Matamoros, was In New
Orleans on the 18th inst, TO leave on that day for
his post.
On the 18th inst in Pensacola Florida, young
man by the name of James EoxweI Perigo, Of
Oswego county, New York, WAS killed by . MI.
Hancock.
The North Carolina papers announce the death
Of Col Andrew Jones, of Halifax, N. y.
Forty emigrants for Kansas left Memphis, Tenn,
on tho 10th. a8
Lemuel Buiford. Of Mississippi was robbed OF
ten thousand dollars t political celebration, near
Nashville, Tenn ,on the l7th inst.
slight shock Of an earthquake was felt 1t Men,
phis, Tenn, on the night OF The 18Th Inst.
The Senator from HArdia and Meade countless
KY, sylvester Harris, Esq, died op the 10Th Inst
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FALL FASHIONS There is no perceptible
change of importance in the dress of the ladies'
The basques. and bonnets thrown over the shoul-
ders, are prevailing yet. The surroundings" of
the skirts are increased in their dimensions, in.
stead of diminished as we anticipated on the ap-
proach of cold weather Wdes triped fancy silks
are yet held in high estimation, though they are
allow ed to drag low on the form divine
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ACCIDENT.-A very sad occurrence took place
in Lafayette, Ala, on the 18th inst Mr.. Gibson
Hill, Principal of the Southern Military Academy,
and part of his family riding in his carriage,
when the horses took fright and ran away. Mrs.
Hill was thrown out and Instantly killed; Mr. Glib
son Hill, his father, and infant child were all
injured
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SOUTH CARoLINA-This is the only State In
the Union in which the people do not choose elec.
tors OF President and Vice President The Charles
ton News states that Governor Adams will convene
the Legislature the first Monday in November
next to choose electors for the State, that being
the day fixed by law for holding the election of
Electors to elect President and Vice President of
the United States in all the States of the Union.
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CHURCH DIFFICULTY.-The vestry of the
church Of the Epiphany, at Philadelphia. who on
the 2d instant unanimously requested Rev. DIR.
Tying to resign the rectorship, have agreed in &C.
cordance with the Doctors suggestion, to submit
the difficulties between them and himself to the
congregation. The vote will be taken on the Sd
of November
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:. u. nENnON has Tor sal. 60N Emanuel.

=, u. DENUDN has for sale 600 EnameI-
-. I'D Graree Tenders and Summer Pieces, EN-
Tu-se crates are of my man nufsctUre, and shall
b. .aId a the lowest prices Orders from town and
Counr5y promptly attended TO. Ths Virginia Me.
caulr. l4sritue awarded 4 silver medal the highest
p,al-!Lrn, TO SAM'L d pENooN for the best speci-
Dseu- Of Grutes aGd Tenders Also, for sails large
s'ccs Of Bells Brass Brick Noulds, &c Apply st my
Bell aad Brsss Foundry, No: rs Main street, be-
tween ath snd 9Th west side Richmond, Va.
" i0-Sm
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EFUFERAL OF AN AGED CoLeRED FiREMAE-To-
ney the oldest coored fireman in the city, whose
venerable figure was always seen in their public pro
cesson Occupying the post of honor died last week
and wss burned yesterday afternoon. The funeral
was probably the largest seen in ths city. The
about 400; No. l. of which ths deceased was hon
orary member, mastering over 20 men. Besides the
long procession 10 carriages and loot there were
probably fully 1000 negroes OF all ages who preceded
and followed the procession in orderly manner
Sapaandh Netss. VI sf-s
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SUGAR REFINERY "A manufactory for Sugar
refining has been established in San Francisco upon
a large scale. The capacity of the works is said
to be equal to the refining of 300 to 400 tons of su-
gar and 0,O00 gallons syrup per month Supplies
of raw sugar are to be imported from Manila and
Batavia
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CUBA.-The accounts concerning the effects of
the late hurricane confirm the statements of the
destruction caused among the cane plantations in
the neighborbood of Matanzas, Cardenas and Sa.
qua. Cenfuegos and the surrounding districts
have escaped in this respect A considerable
amount of the cargoes of the stranded vessels will
ha saved
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CoLoRED MEMS STATE CONVENTIONAL con-
venton Of the colored citizens of the State of New
York, called by the New York State Suffrage
Society, assembled in williamsburg on Saturday
for the purpose of devising measures to secure
for colored men in the State equal political rights
and also for the purpose of recommending to the
coored voters of the State specific course of ac-
tion in the present Presidential contest
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KILLED BY LIGHTEING.-James Brown and
VIM Chasm were killed by lightning. in Decatur
county, Ga, on the 10Th inst They were working
On the road, at the time of the storm, and took
shelter under tree which was struck by the fluid
Two mules were killed by the same bolt
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A CONTEMPLATED RAILROAD FEsTIvAL-Ths
Councils of Pitrsburg and Allegheny city have in
contemplation the project of inviting the city IA
theirs and editorial corps of Chicago, Dubuque,
Milwaukee Rock Island, Davenport, Peoria, and
other points, to visit Pittsburg, upon the opening
of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail.
road in November next
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FiII~ fiNNfAN,

a iEHI~ HN MAN,
X IHPCRTER OF
- WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
K i. iys-s1iesale and rateil, No 9S Main street,l
sssSs-~ wing a large and elegant assortment of
,, '. - r-c,es and will offer this Fail the greatest
u t-.r hss ever been offered in this city; and
...-s~ts vho wish % purchsss, be would inform
5 .-sr articles csn be had in his establishment as
NV horse in tbs Northern cities.
'-N a-l4 bo;gctcd Levers, IS Jewels, SCI eo
nI5FUrtlnE 90 90 80 N
DO 90 Patent do do 45 90
: .sr levers. n 10
t5e14 Guards. ~ Vo
a. Il PENCILS: Silver Table aud Tea Spoons
,i-I3 Neck. Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
lens
t;arsI.ockets sni Jewelry of 81 kinds
T. +. hs5 cLasp s. the old established store of
LEWIS RYMAN,
49, g., No 96 Main st.
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FAscIsATToHA As CAUSE or CRIME we have
no Doubt ~ to the inaueucs Of the agent referred
20 distinguished writer Ia the "sdinburR Re-
view observes when speaking OF the subject,
'Gibbeis, which have now become very uucnmiaon,
may. we think, have produced equivocaI effects In
TINS way tpower Of fascination) They belong to
a class OF what are called interesting Objects.
Ihey excite feeling of horror not altogether
without its attraction In the ordinary spectator,
and ssarfle while they rivet the eye. Who shell
say how often In gloomy and sullen dispositions,
this equivocal appeal TO tho imagination may NOT
have become an Ingredient to pamper murderous
thoughts, and TO give superstitious bias the last
act Of the Wilt To see this ghastly appearance
rearing its spectral form In some solitary place at
nightfall, by wood side, or barren heath-to note
the wretched scarce crow figure dangling upon It,
black and wasted. parched In the sum- drenched In
all the dews of heaven that fall cool and silent
upon 1t. while this object of the dread and gaze Of
man feels nothing knows nothing. fears nothing
swings creaking in the gale unconscious of all
that it has suffered or that others suffer-thereis
something In all these circumstances that may lead
the mind to tempt the same fate, and place itself
beyond the reach of mortal consequences It ia q
disagreeable contemplation in all respects. The
broken surnbers that precede 1.-THE half waking
out OF them to the hideous dreams of what ia to
coma-the feverish agony. or the more frghtful
deadness to all feelings-the weight of eyes that
everwhem the criminals-the faint, useless hope
of q mockery of sympathy-the hangman like q
spectre crawling, near him--the short helpless
struggle-the last siekly pang-all combine to REM
der this punishment as disgusting as possible"
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MORE AID.-The citizens of the parish of St
Bernard, La, have sent $3.50 to the assistance of
the pro.slavery men in Kansas, and thirty young
men of the Terreaux B9ufs, are now in New Or
leans, ready to go to Kansas
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THE MISSOURI IELECTIoN-The st Louis Re.
publican says that errors have been discovered in
the official canvass in Missouri, in the vote for
Lieutenant Governor, which elect Jackson, Demo-
crat, by ninetyone majority over Newland the
Fillmore candidate. The Legislature will correct
the error
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AlGILpINGs. DRESSED AND UN-

u DRESSED LUMHtk-Bevide te Flaming Mills
10 street south Of the b asn, in of the Pc
t-r.turs D=pot.-Plauing. of all kinds of lumber,
Ton.uing nd Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring, 81 4. and A. inch thick Shev
r- Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale
i,5l Frame Timber, Oa1 Fencing, and building ma
le7sls generally
ggi dr5s Mouidings, sixty different patterns al.
Wy ua hand.
.rS-3m SC ROBINSON
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FATAL AcCIDENT-Wilbur Sollers the only son
of Rev. A b. Sollers of Ravenwood Va, in.
stantly killed by saw log rolling over him aud
crushing his skull He was twelve years of age
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RESCUED AT SEA-Capt. Ryder, wife and FIVE
scanen, were picked up ON the Sd Instant, off the
Coast OF Jamaica, in an exhausted state, by the
sehr Eliza, Capt Crowell They had been on tho
wreck OF the schr. D. Lester from Jacksonville.
Fla, to Jamaica
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The Rev Mr.. Mute, murdered and quartered In
Kansfs has turned up, alive and well The last
that was heard OF him, he was participating in
joli6cation Lawrence. The $500 offered for his
body will probably he claimed by himself
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THE Cosr OF THE WAR TO ENGLAND The
cost of the late war to England is now sscertain.
ed to have been, in round numbers, $50 900 OOO
No permanent addition was, however, made to
the national debt
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A DENIAL.-The Toronto (Csnada) Leader de.
Miss that Sir Henry Hollands visit 10 this conn.
try was for the purpose of ascertaining whetb.
er Her Majesty might visit America and retain
her health 1t pronounces the rumor simply ah.
surd
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PRIcE OF GRAPES TIE WEST. Catawba grapes
retail at 40 cents per pound in Chicago markets. lss
bella Is and so cents, and the common wild grapes
sell for IS cents per pound from the fruit stands
These are bought at Wholesale fifty per cent less.
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The Rev. William Groser. for many years editor
Of the London Baptist Magazine, and Secretary Of
the Irish Baptist Society, died receniiy.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-An assassination Of a
most fendish character took place near Mari
on, Texas, on the 26th ult. 4 correspondent of
the New Orleans Delta gives the following partic-
ulars:
The victims A. E. Moore, Esq, his wife, and
lovely orphan girl twelve years old, who was, by
adoption, ona of he family. They had just seated
themselves atithe suppertabe III the entry OF their
house when the assassin, cody fixing rest fer his
gun by propping board between the two stems of
an atlea twenty steps from the table, and in full
view of his uasnspecting Victims discharged at thsm
double barrel gun. At the first fire Moore fell HIS
wife, who sat his left exclaimed, "Lord have
mercy and that instant received the contents of
second gun, fred in quick succession. She fell in
stsntiy and the orphan girl, who seated on
Moore's night, and between MI Moore and the assss-
fin sprsng into the house and called for campher
before the servant could get to her she dead! -
Mr. Moore received three sbots in the head, and four
in the right side of the chest His above the ell
bow much shattered and the hand shot throu gh.
He lived few minutes but never spoke. Mrs Mc ore
received four shots in the face. and seemed
have breathed after she fell single shot struck tbs
young girl little to the left of the spine, passed
hrou.h the heart and coming b. the left nipple,
lodged in her clothes
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DEAD LETTERS During the present Quarter
of year the amount of money found in dead let
ters at the General Post Office is $4,000 seven
eighths OF which has been restored to its Lawful
ownera
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~EN JEW ELHI

x STORE SION OF TIE 81 SS
!. * ,t,ix xsrEEEr-GibLG { WEIDEMEYER
efSSAsT ,-44esrcsshurs Va have just received new
fr :. E,J and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins;
s-ii % -. Ls1ies' Chaselains; Gentlemens' Fob
s.1'- "a * "a silver Pens and Pencils; Gold aud
~ r5., sies: Gold Silvsr and Steel spectscles;
s'.'-s t,s.,. cams, Spoons: Better Knives; Port
80. .. sl Cases Match Boxes end every article
,. 'I.,l'ry sra Silver line, fer sale on ressons-
.H -, .-T warranted as represented.
~ V4fCUES q al kinds repsired and war
- ,,srf5rr7 vel; slso Jewelry of every de-
s.-.-.r !r-4 ed st shot notice.
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N'UTIt t.--@eyerai pleasant roGIns, with
: B0.fd, may be had at the Boarding House of the
u ,s.l MURRAY, Grace. between 5th and 9th
sheets isy having concluded to remain at their pre-
sat residence few gentlemen can be eccommo-
,.~.td 81 Gag boeTders. sc 9-tH
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4 lAHD..-Me. the nndersiened, NOM

4 IAED..-Ne. the undersigned meIn-
II hers OF the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
htSlCA1 CLUB, which has been in successful
operation about session under the direction OF
III Y. BrstH feeling much grstifed at his ability
Is Cnndu"tor and Arfanger take great pleasure in
dy Invite The cooperation of those musical ANA
tens - hG may BE- disposed unite with from he
commencement of next session. (the st of Octo-
h" and also later in order to make this Club per-
laG-nt and worthy the c0Unteuence of refined and
lats iseHt con nUnity.
~ Apply 10 M L. E. GIBBS Ambrotype Rooms.
tunDth'su Hall
y. LEIGH BURTON Violino Primo.
SH0LL, ''oi'hi "eoohol
JSu J Fay, Viola.
?. E GIBBs, Vioionc Allo.
?. Ii MONTAGUE, rlar+i p;,,,
T. r. ARCHER, "N iA'
: !, Rs!sIs.s' L, kHoDss' Fiauti secOndi.
q. A ERICssoN, ClariDetto Solo.
V. BUSCH, Conductor.
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70 All WHOM IT MAY CON,

~ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
&M CERN.--Taken up the Western Branch,
IA Rabout the 18th of July, colored man, who
N calls himself DAvY TINES, about Is years
49, years Of age, hve feet sig inches high, Of
dark bacon color. He pretends TO be free from
Ise of Wight county, but having papers he 10 be-
ieved to runaway. He has pass dated tbs I'D OF
posed to have bsen written by himself Amy iIfer-
nation concerning him may be had ON application TO
hs ubscriber keeper Of the Jail Of Norfolk ceunty
glTs5 MARSHALL HUrcHEa0N, S
Sc A-6w Jailor Norfolk county.
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VIRGINIA AND TEN

F.. EHs1 VIRGINIA AND TEN
k349 NESSEE RAILROAD.---NO-
- TICE TO PASSENGERS
CHANGE OF SCREDULE.-On and after The It
Of October the Road will be completed to the Ten
line, and the Passenger Train will run a. fol-
lows:
Leave Lynchburg at As A. NJ. and reach Bristol
at s P NJ.
Leave Bristol at $40 A. NJ and reach Lvncbburs 4
5.15 p. M. Z. II. GILL,
Sc 22-Sm e. Gen Sup't
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II7 MAIN STKEKT.
TAYLOR & CO. having ra- >

~ TAYLOR & co. having fa. M
- ken the store formerly occupied by
james Evans have now on hand large and spisn-
did assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH
EhWARE end daily receiving new sdGitions
thereto. They are prepared to sHer great induce
ments both to the city and country trade. Orders
sent to them will be faithfully executed.
Messrs. JOSEPH STEBBINs and E. HATCHER, for
merly in the employ OF Mr.. Geo. J. sumner, can be
found at the above store and will be pleased TO meet
with thes old friends and scquaintances.
Sc A-d1m
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BOARDING.

,s,HE REVERE ROUSE, corner of Fran
. 'Ig ana Sd Streets will be opened on the LIST of
,,-afer next, under the superiatsndence of MIS-.
Wts'cn
.-..5s.-d Sc 23-2w
spEsEDIS(!.--Mrs> MORTON will take
il ae ;wo tsnements, MsIa street, formerly
t.rs1 ss tile Edgenout Houss,b on the lst October,
..3 - prepared 20 accommodate families or single
r=rsous IS the year, On reasonable terms.
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- RUNAWAY from the subscriber in

- RUNAWAY from the subscriber In
e28 Amelia county, on the 18th inst !, q negro man
IA named GEORGE-about IS years old, dark
N brown complexion, of good eountenance, and
.-quite ieshy, weighing between iS0 and 900 lbs.
Had on when he left my mousse straw hat, cotton
velvet frock coat cordroy pants. and good pair of
boots. The said negro was sold In kichmopd In DC.
tober 1885, by Dr. Asa w. Graves Of one of the west
ern counties. liberal reward will be paid for his
delivery to my residence, in Amelia county,
If he is lodged in Jail that get him. Ad
dress Amelia Court House. b
sse zs-d6cts n a. MANN
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: GUNs!-.JAMEs Walsh,

- q y N , THANKS WALSH,
L. 60 Main street, Importer Of 6ps
Gpns, Dxion's Powder Flasks Shot
. Belts and Pouches; EIy's Caps, Cat
ridges and Wads fine Game Bags, Dnnking Flasks
sporting goods. herman, French and English Guns
Of all prices and qualities Depotjfor Colts Aliens
and Warners POCKET REVOLvERS
GUNS. PISTOLS, AND RIFLES at the very low
rst importing and manufacturing prices sei3-2w
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IN addition 10 the above card, take pleasure in in
toning the public that Singing Society Of -4neri-
J,IeneR is about 10 le formed which, after hav
iAs been sufficiently drilled by me. is going 10 be
united with the " ohnond instrumental Music
SIsa," hat both to be considered Society,
consisting Of one instrumental and one Vocal sec
tI0u
usui.uen wishing 20 join the Vocal division, will
prste call for information at MIR. z +. Gbbs' Am
tro'yFe RooIns, Corinthian Hall; st Messrs Hsr'
Io'a MGiray's Book and Music Store aud at my
:-s'dencs, Bank, OF lth streets, opposite
tuco'G's Hail. OLOF A. ERICSSON.
a fFn
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STATE FAIR annual State fair of Tan
nessee viii be held the State Fair Gi iounds near
Nashville, commencing on Monday, the 18th dsv
Of October next, and continuing during the week
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CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS.

IA CHILDREN,S AND YOUTH ~,
CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now the
w largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
IL for Chidren's and foathS wear, that he ever
had TO offer comprising sll sises styles and qualities
Parents and guardians and all others in want of such
goods, would save much time and trouble by calling
Immediately me, am determined to offer eve-
~ ia6ucement insure perfect satsfaction and will
be sold low for cash, or to punctual customers.
j. II. RIDDICK,
No. 1924 Main IT., opposite the American Hotel.
ae22-1nf
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~ CARRIAGES, UARRIAGKs.

8E1E The sAbscdbsr has on hand, at his Coseh
.XzxE+az~ 2 Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, sI5tb md 18th streets
aesr the Columbian Hotel. COACHES. cHARlo.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUG0IES with and without
tops and SULKfES all Of bis own make, Of the best
Materials and workmanship. All Of which will BE-
sod q low good work Of the kind b in the sty
Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from tboss
ID want of any article in the Carriage ns am Do.
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold thst - nsw, ws
fauted.
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o DKUG prUkE kOM sALk.--The
" Store are offered for sale, tbs owner declinfng
"a business. The stock 10 fresh and carefully -
lsciod. Terms accommodating. Enqairs = this
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IIE etHsCRiB ERs beg IenVe 10 in-
d, lofm their trends that they are receiving from
failsdelphis and New York fresh supplies of FALL
'ovDs, ana VIII IN few days have in store their
enuf7 stocA, which viii comprise the best and most
~ sGJnpete as:ortHaent we have ever had; and alt we
ssk OF our friends IL 10 call and aee and examine for
1lsd'seves, before purchasing elsewhere We
1sleilhlned to sell cheap and give all who may be
poseo TO patronise US, value received for their
"S '(ulck salss and small proiits' Is motto.
"e Deem 1t unnecessary to enunne' all the arIi-
.iss We hgre on hand Suffice it say, we have ev
lhins usually kept in the dry goods line For far
'bei particulars, ealLst
JOHN L. sMITHER Il BROS,
y No No