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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08
ARTISTS Assofiationl

The subscribers in announcing their appoint
ment as Managers Of tho above Association, for
the advancement of the " go: :
FINE ARTS,
in this country, feel justified in stating TINT Fine
Steel Engravings will be placed before the Ameri.
can public, which in beauty of execution have been
unsurpassed, and at a price unparalleled either in
the New or Old World.
ART is cosmopolitan, and in this view, the Al.
lists both of America and Europe are bound to-.
gether to produce specimens worthy of the age.
The Engravings will be issued monthly. com.
mencing from the First of December, 1855. and
ending First of January, 1857, with the.
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The purchasers of Twelve Engravings, one each
month. price fifty cents, will be entitled to receive.
as a premium the great steel engraving, .ur ;,
"Washington after Crossing qHc Dslauare."
Size "a x 30. Executed in the first STYLE of Art.
FROM TIE ORIGINAL DESIGN, BY F. o. BARLEY. +
An American Artist unsurpassed in illustrating
the History of our Country. .flsf."7
Persons Desiring to act as agents for obtaining
subscribers, by applying to the undersigned. and
stating the locality they wish to occupy, will be
furnished circulars giving terms, which are exceed!
ingly liberal. "7'>- II 'st ,.,.+: 80
All parcels delivered free of express, post or
packing charges. -,
GEO. HOWARD Co.
225 FULTON STREET. NJ.
Wholesale Prin. Publishers, and Manufacturers
of Frames and Mouldings. vH ~,r' ~
February, 1S56.-3m.
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Receipts for The Busls for The week ending Feb. q
THE ORIGINAL BAKER VOCALISTS.

Three Gentlemen and two Ladies, will give one
vocal Concert only, at the Town Hall, Salem. on
fHIDAI EVENING, March 9TH 1866, when
they will sing their late compositions consisting of
q choice variety of pieces not performed q, their
former Concert in this place.
IG5NConeert will %commence at y o'clock, Doors
open at three -iourths of an hour earlier. Tickets
% cents. j. "A. SEVERANCE, Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08

Well this pious minister and his people, remind
me Of a story | once heard of a travelling show, or
caravan which advertised free admission to clergy.
men. When show day came, clergymen were not
perhaps as Grace Greenwood describes them TO be
in Italy SO thick that one would imagine it had
rained priests for forty days and forty nights on
that devoted land yet they were sufficiently nu.
merous, as one after another came IN, to arouse tie
suspicion of the door keeper as to the genuineness
of the article. AT last one unusually seedy loafer
made his appearance and was about walking in
on the free list, VIXEN the keeper ventured to inquire
if lie too was a minister and when answered in the
affirmative, very graphically exclaimed, there must
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08
WALL PAPER.

ALL who are in want of WALL PAPER can
have forty varieties to choose from by calling al
NcNalan's Book- Store, Salem, Ohio. ,s.hF Il
Also, all kinds of Miscellaneous and scboo
Books, Blank Books and Stationery Of every doc.
cription, Wholesale and Retail. ,,r' a.
The attention of writing tenchers and others who
desire superior articles Of Stationery, is particuIss
ly invited. e. u
CASH paid for any amount of clean linen apS
cotton Rags. Il
j. MCMILLAN.
Salem, April II, 1855.
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CAN AFFORD TO BE MAGNANIMoUs."

We are not sure the writer of the following letter
designed it for publication, on that account we sup.
press his name. If he did not he will pardon us.
Our friend is in earnest. And whenever an earn
est man speaks, we always desire to give him the
largest possible audience. Congressional meg
~nanimity was very decidedly manifested also in
giving away all the offices but that of Speaker to
Shareholders, Democrats and Know Nothings.-
EDITOR.
FREMONT IND, Feb. %, 1856.
FRIEND RoBINsoN-DEAR SIR The late hr.umph
by the election of Speaker of the House in Con.
gress, on the part of the Republicans. is about
neutralised by the said Speaker himself in placing
the controlling Southern minds on the committees
in which Freedom is most interested, under the
plea that the North can afford TO be mdgnanimous.
In my mind, 10 be just is TO be magnanimous. Sup
pose Mr.. Speaker Banks wife and children were
in the clutches of the Southern Slave-driye1, would
he then feel that constituting the committees so as
to be magnanimous or TO frankly and bluntly re,
fuse to put on committee any person who would
not be as true to freedom as Margaret Garner,
who can not be excelled in giving evidence of sin
certify Of purpose Tell me that q mother, who
can take the lie OF ncf own cnllu 10 save IL from
the He'll Of Slavery and instanter attempts to re-
repeat it on her remaining children, is not a most
noble Heroine worthy of highest honors a military
spirit can achieve. Let Ohio allow that noble
woman to be either hanged-returned into Slavery,
or immured within her prison wall, and she will
deserve Il thousand excavations to one on those
who cruci6ed Christ, Sir, / would that all slaves
possessed her spirit, the more especially, as North
ern men, who ought to possess descision of char
acter, to spurn with contempt a wavering idea
which might fit across their brain, in order to be
'ma~gnanimous," yield each inch of ground gained
by thehard fought battles of the friends of freedom f;
hereby proving that they possess more the spirit Of
a slave than this noble woman.
Slavery is to be wiped out in blood, and / be-
liove the North will soon be ready to say 'let it
rather than we shall be eternally harrassed
by tAis voxea sud aocurssl system, wherein the
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''ss % uI0ss .
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

t,VUu prizes amounting to. $500 900
Whole Tickets $40, Halves s. Quarters 2 so.
The Alabama and Georgia Lott cries. as channels
lot investment, present inducements over sny known
scheme. The experience the pubic have had of the
management of these Lotteries, the large of
prizes Sold the promptness with which they have
ways be conducted in the most honorable manner.
Plan of the Lottery
o. There are 50, 600 Tickets, numbered from to
So00O There $50 full prizes and $40 Approxima-
tions-making in all 1000 prizes.
The drawing takes place in public, under the super
intendence of two sworn Commissioners
the numbers the Tcketstprinted on separate slips
of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes, and
placed in one wheel
The first $50 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The Wheels are then reyolved and . number il
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time a prize il drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied to The audience and registered by the Commits
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
Approximation Prizes-The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers those drawing the
first $50 prizes will be entitled the $50 approxima-
ting prizes, according to the scheme.
E In ordering Tickets. enclose the money
to address for the Tickets ordered receipt of
which they will be forwarded by first mail.
The List of avn Mum bers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers i'm nsdiately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office, county and State.
Remembar that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full, without deduction
All prizes Of 900 dollars and under paid immedi-
ately after the drawins-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early
Prize Tickets csshed renewed in other Tickets at
either office.
Orders for Tickets can bs addressed either to
8. SWAN & CO, Atlanta, Ga.
20 8. SWAN. MO0tpOmery. Ala. e.
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~ Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil is the
marvel OF this age, for the following, mot every
thng:) ts-.
Cures Rheumatism often in day.
Cures Neuralga Toothache, two minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, one to three days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, one day.
Cures Headache fifteen minutes. Ffs i'-
Cures Earache, Stiff Neck, Ague, one night.
Cures Piles, Swelled Glands ten days.
Cures Felons, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, three to
six days.
Cures Clumsy, Palpitstion, Pleurisy, one to ten
days, .- Il IA -ls.
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gout, Erysipelas, FIVE to
twenty days
Cures Hemorrhage Sorofula, Abscess, six to ten
days. -,-.
Cures Frosted Feet and Chilblsins, one to three
days.
Sold by PURCELL, LAID L CO., Richmond, and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot, No. SO
South 9th street, Philada. Beware of dangerous
sountereits. oc2 -1w
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&C S--St

ITO the Ladies of Richmond 1--WE are
nsw prepared to DYE and finish every description of
Silk Cotton, and Wooden Goods, as well az any es-
Enlistment in New York or Elsewhere Merino or
De Lnh dresses dyed into fashionable colors Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet other coors, eqsal import
cd; Silk dresses cleaned, and grease wine stains
removed without riping We take pleasure in show.
ing specimens of our work.
DENNIS BRO, franklin st
Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
oc 3-St* Richmond Va
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epncIllI. MoxTCna


- Fan, 1S3fis-spiendf4 Seeck.lTHOS.
,ErRiCE CO. have opened the richest and most
n. ,.n.'ve assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
,oSs which they have ever exhibited to their friends
and the public; tssH
''s Elegant Silk Robes.
DO Valencia de- ass.
No. Fisured Meuselsipes.
Do do Cashmeres.
Do Velvet Cloaks. kssI
10. Colored end Black Cloth Cloaks.
Velvet Talmas--Misses.
Cloaks--sli styles.
Rich Bfocsde Siks -
10 Paid and striped Silka.
French Mezinos (all coorsl
snlenaid Moire Antique Robes.
slack Figured and Plain Silks.
s.laak Cloths and Velvets.
Tmbraiaesiss in every variety.
Hoisefy. Gloves, aitts.
Shirts Flaaues, he.
in Servants Goods, such as white and colored
pisrtsts. Failed Cloths, Ssttinetts, Sheep's Grey
Ec--ii,,s Jesus Lin6seys. &C.; the greatest Stock
- have ever had, snd offered at the very lowest
rates. ,so
r-,-,,in Materials Of every Kind; Brocstelle; Da-
~ Mnreers; Lace and musiln Curtains; Cornice;
N.. Rnnds siirsrs kc., &c, which win be cold as
- snsh good. can be bough. in the largest mar.
fetsia the country 4. d, rhIIE %
liza SO Main street
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Es Valentine IL Son have now opened
Their large stock of staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
which they otfsr to purchasers, lately announced
At unpre cedented prices, for cash Negro Wonens;
hesched and Brown Domesties; Oznaburgs Prints in
evey variety and all the novelties IN De Laines and
zines from auction sales; Scotch and French Embroi-
dStes; Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
SsTpetlngs Russ Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Brooke
sPool Cotton, sc. 10.
VALENTINE SON, No. 90 Broad st.,
81 I6---ts Valentine Square.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

kNNGIL1Sk1 bOUhSs
IL At RANDoLPRs, 12l Msin street.
mings, Comly's, Chapn's Cobb's, Emerson's,
Dewarth's Fowle's, Hazen's, Gallandets Null
keys, McGuHey's. Woods, New York, New
English Parley's. Price's Swans. Smiths, South
ern, Towns. Jennings, Union, Universal, Web.
ster's. Wright's, Northend's Dictation Exercises.
DICTIONARIES. = Webster's, Walkers. Cobb's,
Woods, New York, Gallsrdet's. Scholars Conn
panion, Scholars ReferSnoe Book Robins Pri-
mary, Jaudons, Hush9, Csrlrs, bulhan's
s; Angeles No. ], 2, s, 4, So; Popular Lessons
and Introduetlons; Binaham's American Precep-
ter;Burloy's, Blakes Biblical; Bentley's; sgour-
ney's; Cobb's Irving's; Frost's; Conversation on
Common Things; Emsrson,s, No ], rs. 4; Kay,
Mol, 2. 8; Goodrch's; Heman's; HALLS; Lovells;
McGufey's, No. l, 2. 8, 49, s; Msndevill's, No. ],
asa 5, 6; Leavtt's; Murrsy's North Caroline;
Newmsn's; New York; Olney'E Psrkers No. I,
asa Pierponps, Ne. I, 2, s, 4; Plantation;
beres; RussslPs; SargentG Swans; Sanders';
Southern: Towns, No. l, 2, s., 5; Towers u.
States; Village; Worcesters, No. l, 2. s. 4;
Webs; Bailey's Young LADIES'; Vaughsns.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bennett, Crozet Cobb
Colburn, Davies, Emerson, Daboll, Lacroix,
Greenlenf, Keith, jess, Man, Hassler, Grand,
Pike. PeIkins Holbrook. Muir, Green, Parley'
Duke, Thompson, Walsh. :
BIOGRAPHIES Adams, Goodrich's, Emer,on,s.
Huntineton's, Carriers, Harris Butler's Blske,s.
Dusning's Cummipgs's, Fitchs Coltona Cor
neu's MitchelPs, Morse's, Monteith,s Olney,s
Parleys, Anthon's, Puttz & Arnold's Smith,
TYthilPs, Smiley's, Woodbridge Wilism,s
Worcesters WillaTds. Barrington's.
All School Books of value, of the latest editions,
be had at RANDOLPH,S
2-4t
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by Thomas w. Reese.
lOHee with Geo. j. Summer, No. 20 Pearl street |
HOUSEHOLD And KITCHEN FUR.
IL NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY moraing uext, October
Sth commencing at 10 O'Clock, 4th street. bstwess
Broad and Rarshal Streets the Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture of . family removing to the country,
consisting in part Of large number of Beds, Mat.
tressss, Bsdsteads Wash-stands Tables Chairs Car
pets, &c. together with the usual variety of Kitchen
Furniture. THOMAS w. KEESEE,
8 Auc
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BY ThOmas W. KeeSee.
T0fice with Geo. J. Summer, No. 90 Pearl street I
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
H NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY morning next, October the
9th commencing at 10 o'clock at the store on Cary
st,eet, opposite Messrs H. W. Fry Sons lot OF
Dining Resn and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part of Long Dining Tables Benches Clock Crockery
Ware Tnnnblsrs, Cooking Range, Boilers, Cooking
Utensils, DC THOMAS W.. KEEsEE,
or Auck
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y ; DIN i. HeBuItfIt, aper h1aHBcr ttHa
TFa1L sTEEEs, takes this estiy opportunity OF IN
t,;,y his friends and the public that he IL now In
,ipt of the lsrgest, richest and most beautiful
s,r.est of goods in his line ever offered in this city
Eager Hausugs from sixpence apiece to the rich
sst5fsfians IS HAN as ten dollars per roll. In Up
loi,Fery he hss BrocsteIes Satin DeLaines, Dam
sEs No.seas Chintz, LACE and MUSLIN CUR
Inns. Gallons, Cords, Tassels, Window and Bed
t-orpf.e Ofrsmsuts Curled Hair, Moss and Shuck
Mattresses, Beds, Lounges,
Window Shades Cocoa Mating,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
$50 large and handsome assortment of Velvet, Ia
rsslv Brussels Tbree Ply, snd Plain Ingram
C4RPETS AND RUGS,
Co,oa Thread Wool and other patterns of Door Mats
Al of which will ba sold from ten to fifteen per cent
las ta.n they can be bought for in the city.
Paper Hanging and Upholstery work executed in
ta7ya or country in q style to defy competition.
Sc ..-l2t Square above the Banks, north side.
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HOTHT.e-

NATIONAL HOTET. MAI 49, -
~ Ton, virginia w. J. H i5is:h I Co. 1 Pro.
81 An omnibss Vim Away. 5. i. r..s,,.... !. =.
hslnoe9 Depot, - take passengsu 10 NJ ffnm this
nouse. free Of charge. nv s...an ~
MERCHANTS NSURANCE a,017p NJ
IVA OF RICHMOND.-ThisC omnssv ins.r. - -
description Of property against loss or dsmars IL
mrs or the dangen OF the sea.
70 charge Il made for the Pslicy.
Omce, Tor the present, on shs East dda of l7tn a
Near Main, up Stain " -. -
Mn. a. Christian, VIM. Breeder.
yohn rurceu, Thomas r. Prfco.
Wm.6: Fame, jos Thozas Jt
Lewis dinter, John Cufrie Jr
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Appenoa VIM H. RnxslI.
Roscoe Hea John D. ousries
Jonn Dooley, David J. Burr,
kich'd y Haskins Larkin w Glazebrook
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Won Groninr -
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel MiIleT'
John G. Sinton, Ed. H. skinker
franklin Stearns
J. Fl MoNrAeuE. sec'y. su5-ts
CODA WATER IN PORCELAIN F1TTN-
~ TAINS:-Our Soda Water il now In full ouera.
tlon, and we will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrupa man
ufacured BY ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus IL of the most recent construction. the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAlN, and the cooling arrangement, such e to
insure its being at all times Icy-cool and pure
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stanty cool on the Ice during the warm weather
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutical
1856, N w. Corner of Main and 10th streets
~ 2S---Srn
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iy' A Card.--The subscriber having re.
moved 10 bis and elegant store, No. 100 Main ST.
t"o d50rs above 18th street. would call the attention
ct country merchants and others about purchasing to
e. exienlive and varied assortment of II L L
CLOTHING, of his own manufacture. He fatters
himself that only will he be enabled to please in
tieyarety of his stock but also in his prices. All
articles Of Clothing cut and made to order at short
notice. se5-lm 4. MORRIS.
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~ :sibbs' Gallery fer Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
s.RfPrIoN-Daguerreotyp copied into Ambretypss
sac r1ads permanent or if desired, to life size on
pspe retaining the perfect Ekeness, and painted by
glass artists making most beautiful and dee1ra-
be styl9 81 portraits
An5sotypss in lockets, pima, esses, and frames OF
oil descriptions. r. E GIbhS,
Ccdathisu Hall, Mail street, below 9th,
falls Richmond.
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~ Anthracite. Midlothian and I

HgATH CoAL.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish he best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
a.. LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
ines which he will sell at the lowest market price,
ar CASH IL equivalent Orders left at the auction
hulss Of Lsrus Shine, "a Main street, viii meet
with prompt attention.
Gu lS---STn 2. C. LARUS
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~ To Milliners.---We ARE in receipt of
cur stock of MILLINERY GOODS, comprising
everything new in that line 100 Cartoons new styles
Gibbons, Bonnet Satins aud Bonnet Vsivets, Velvet
Ribbons, marcslines and Florence Silks, which we
are selling wholesale at New York prices. Give US
oaIi J. MILLHISER BRO
&c l5-2H 5la..Ht. lS3 Broad street.
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Fy-Cnrd.--S. ID. Dcnooa, Bell and Bruss
Eou1deter, Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
ho Z15 Mein street. between 9th and 9th, west side,
Richmond Va. IL l0-6m
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YS- Prescriptions accurately and cnFe.
fay dispensed by of ths partners. at all hours
OF TIE day or night, ct
MEADE BAKERS
New Pharm sceutical store,
l26. n. ". cornsre of Main aud 10th streets,
az Sg--2m just above the new Custom House.
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rP- DIR. Owen .. Hill has removed his
ofcs 20 the corner of Franklin and Wsl Streets ina
edis.ely opposite the auction house of Dickinson,
hi Ca where he may be found day or night,
wren H. professionally engaged IS 19-1m
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q ~ y"u wish for good and cheap rem d.
Ing, subscribe to ONEILL'S CTRCULATfNG III.
D. ~, pioad street. near Ninth There are nlres.
~ "a tae Library over one thousand volumes
LkkMs1suoscribers are required to de posite / 50
oeiore taliDE out any books The deposit win be nc.
turned when they wish to withdraw.
SnbscHpsicn for one year. co
subscription for six months. .............,,. 25
subscription for one months. ............. 25
New books will be added soon as they are issued.
Tor which an additional charge of ten cents will he
made for reading them. Persons whs do not sub
scribe and who desire the of any particu book
VIII be charged ten cents for reading an old book
and twenty cents for one. All books will he
considered new for three months after thew are H.
considered old. ~ "
Old books not allowed to be kept out longer than
two weeks at tiRe. New Books FIVE days
Harper's Magazine has also been added to the Lii
brarY. Subscribers will be charged five cents for
readinsit Non-subscribera eight cents Harper must
be returned within three days Persons who DO NOT
subscribe VIII be required to deposit the value of
the BOOKS, and Harper until returned.
Those who live in the country can take two mr. tbre
1ooks az time by first depostins 50 for one and
the value of tho other books taken out CITY subscr
oeIs Will be allowed only book or Harper at a
time. ~
The above rules win be strictly adhered to.
large selection of Vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic for sale. Old books taken on SALE -.-.--
JOHN ONETLL,
Broad street, Near Ninth,
&C S-5t aesf Richmond, Va.
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> - By DavenpOrt. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES,, NC., An AUCTION..-On
N THURSDAY, 9th OCTOBER, at 10 o. clock, we will
seH, at our auction store, assortment of GROCE.,
RIES, viz =.
100 bags Laguayra COFFEE. a54 ge{t1
it 100 bags JAVA do. ~ .. h,s
IS hhas. Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS. IS
100 bbls. RUM
20 half Pipes BRANDY. e q
100 bbls Rectiied WHISKEY.
SO bbls old RYE do.
100 boxes English Dairy CHEESE.
1000 Rssms PAPER -
100 bbls. NACKEREL. - sss-
10 boxes COD FISH; WINDOW GLASS.
dog Rush Seat CHAIRS, &c. 4+sl gi
TERMs:-Under 300, cash; 800 and over, months
credit for approved paper. -
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
0oS Aucta
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- J. e. Gardner Nj. D., Homeopathic
Physician Richmond, Va.
~ oace Oh Governor street, near the Richmond
House. au 29---dSm
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,sv. p,ra SoJa Water made i'm the f;pe

rS- Pure Soda WAFER fnaoe In the nnest
p,1..ialn Feuntsins By ourselves. and all the deli
.,, f,rss,a and Fruit Syrups made from the actual
- - rounS fruits Fer sale ct
''P' MEADE ( BAKER
New Apothecary Store,
l.. % 7r, fqs N w corner of hsin and 10th cts
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By Dunlop, Moncure & Co.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.--On
VI TUESDAY, the 7th inst, CONNIE cing at half
past 10 O'Clock, will sell at auction gen.
sral assortment of Groceries, consisting in part Of
ITO bids. fair to choice quality Sugar
SO bbls. Syrup 81
60 hhds. and bbls Molasses
IT'S bags Coffee f
Soap, Teas, Mustard
Pinet, Csstillon 4 Co.'S Brandy, re &c.
TERMS: Under 800 cash; over 6l004 months Gro.
dit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
oc DUNLOP, MONCURE CO, Auets.
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uromptiy and aceurnte

t.s,,sunded Al all hours day OF night. by GRA-
ESrsT;IS or THE PHILADELPHIA COL
rtE or PHARMACY alone at
Ia LAlnhEY e ROBiNSONS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
,S-sn, cor. Attn and Franklin sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04
- BY Thomas w. Keesee,

VALUABLE HUUkHOLD and HITCH
EN- FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
AUCTI0N.-Will bs sold on MONDAY morning
next, October 9Th commencing at 10 o'clock, at the
residence of Dr. Charles Bell Gibson. who il dsclin-
log housekeeping, at the corner of Grace and 9Th
streets his Household and Kitchen Furnture: con.
,sting in Part of-one very superior Rosewood Piano
Forte, octave; Rosewood Plush Sofas, Rosewood
Plush Chairs; Dsmssk Chairs; elegant Window Cur
tains; Parlor and Chamber Carpets What Not; Paror
Lounges; Oil Cloth; China and Glassware; Cooking
Range; Gas Chandeliers and Burners; Kitchen Fur.
niture, &C.
oci THos. w KEEsEE. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04

p. ~ Dedfoatien.-.Next SUNDAY AT.
TERNOON at three O'Clock, the BAPTIST Church In
Sydney will be dedicated. The dedication sermon by
Rev. DR.. Burrows of the First Church All minis
and members of the Baptist well as other de-
nomn atsns, and the friends of the generally,
are invited to be present 90 lit