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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-23

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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-23
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featment Of Private complaints, in ais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04
Prssidep. pierce in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, n. H.. Oct 3-Yesterday, in response
to the address of the committee OF reception the
President said it was lamentable to admit when
at peace with foreign powers, that there should be
sectional spirit in tine land threatening to disturb
the Union. He hoped passion sno prejudice might
give way to calm Judgment and patriotism. He
coDjured his friends to remember the obligation
resting on them, and said to his companions and
friends you at least will reject every false idol
of sectional prejudice, and unerringly adhere to
the sublime creed of one Constitution, one Union,
and one God"
The Amoskeag Veterans, of Manchester, and
the Manchester City Guards joined in the demon.
stration to the President. The train in which they
arrived had portrait of the President on the loco
motive.
Many buildings on Main street are decorated,
and numerous iags float in the breeze. The prin-
cpal decorative feature is an arch trimmed with
evergreens, bearing ON one side the motto, New
Hampshire welcomes home her favorite son" and
on the reverse, I'VE welcome the President of
thirty one States"
President Pierce stopped at the house of friend
last night where he was met by General Peaslee
and q few other select friends.
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DIED.,

On the Sd inst at the residence of his brsther-in-
law, (Jno Ii. Divins,) JOHN A. RUSSELL, in the
18th year of his age. Leaving nffectionate wife
ans child, and many relatives and friends to NOUN
their less.
His funeral will take place on tomorrow Sunday
morning, at II O'Clock, from the LIST Presoyterian
(hev DR.. Moore'e Church) The friends ard acquain-
tsnces invited attend without further notice
On Thursday night the End inst, Mrs. MARY
CRENSHAW, widow of Robert Crenshaw, decd,
ssed GO years
Her funeral will take place this morning, at 9oelk.
St. Stephens street. between LIST and I'd Streets at
the house Of Mrs Winston Her friends and scqusin-
tances will please attend without further notice.
e JeferscnV;lie. ladisns, papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04

THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF CALIFORNIA
A letter from California in regard to the San
Francisco Vigilance Comm ittee, evidently written
by one behind the scenes, says that the comm t'ee
would remain in state of perfect quietude until
the termination of the trial of Messrs Durk ee and
Rand for piracy, in Selling United States arms,
when, should 1t be found that packed jury nao
been obtained for the trial. the same rs is alleged
to have been the case in the jury which found the
indictment, the committee would be again called
into life, and in that event. adds the writer, war
of determination will epsue.
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Celebration of the Complexion OF the Va.
& Tennessee Railroad.
WESTERN LINE,
No 90 Main OF

WESTERN LINE, I
No 49, Main st.
LYNCHBURG, VA, October 3.-The Excursion
trains which left here for Bristol TenDes ee filed
with persons to attend the celebration of the com.
pletion of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
have returned No accidents occurred
The celebration was grand affair. The trains
entered through triumphal arch. and amid the
booming of cannon, and the music of three brass
bands, congregated for the occasion.
There were 5000 persons present, a large num-
Der being from Kentucky and Tennessee.
On Thursday, the speaking took place. and the
celebration closed with a barbecue.
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THE DAILY DlSPAIIn1:,
e 2 Sg.rn3Sr. October =, IcSOs
Natare,s NssIes.

-.
=. a.. u...h ~ ~ Napoleon, SUPERINTENDENT
-, ,,..,oritv In number. ~ wsh :. sne ni's "
-. - !. ,.me--rose from the RANKS A"o.s
-. - MIRA, Ney, Morcey, Jourdan, MsssshA
49, p.rnaaotte, Soult, Udinee hou'on'
49, n,sssud. sc. The few men o. noo'.
~, sgured among the Marshals Of TINS sfeA,
...s..r of tho art Of war, were the moss "s~N -
..asso,en, Of the whole number There We. w
.s.aes far the aristocracy Of Europe 70 pu.
claim to any share of the glory scn'ese0 ~ As-
,pre,s Chivslry in that memorable era
r.hss so happened that the aristocracy nas oeen
rsre,y represented among the vicsors IN
literature, arts or science. HOMER mn'on, o.~"
soeare-three glorious plebeiansi "s.s a'
- go. cher man who has made an i'm
,or..n, discovery or invention, and given pow
to the progress Of civilization has risen
f-o,, wh.. are called the lower orders OF society
I. sd happened that the only great military charac
tor whom the Eastern war developed was Todle-
he, NE son of shoemaker. We have no dispo.
stou TO deny all intellectual and moral excellence
70 aristocracy, unless 1t be mere aristocracy OF
wealth. which is the most senseess and disgusting
of ali social distinctions. The aristocracy OF Eng
land embraces, no doubt, large share OF the ID.
telligcnce and refinement of that powerful king
dom; but, whilst II is respectable ana decent,
does not produce the master spirits who lead the
march of mind and civilization. The gifts OF Pro-
violence are distributed with more equal hand
than ia apparent atrst and 1t those
eaobled by human authority, are endowed by Ma
tare with that patent of genius which confers Inn
mortal fame.
It is singular inconsistency in the workings
OF our Republican system, that whilst, In the az
mics of the French Emperor, promotion is open TO
the humblest soldier in the ranks, the American
private can never, rarely, riseto the epauletses-
Hesdepriyed ofevery impulse to distinction but the
natural vaIor common to all Americans. iYethe ever
discharges his duty bravely and so WELL that the
American arms have been covered with glory, and
the leaders of these very soldiers almost smother
ed with the laurels which have been nobiy won by
the unrecognized and unrewarded valor OF their
troops.
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LITERARY LEcTUREs.-The Literary and Scien-
tifc Institution of Norfolk, is preparing for the
lecture season. Among the gentlemen already
engaged. are ExPresident Tyler, Bishop Atkin'
SON, of N c.; o. P. Baldwin, ESQ.,, of Riehmond;
Rev. John E. Edwards, of Richmond and Mr.
Schela de We're, of the University of Va.
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FALL RACES.

A& TIL NEW MAR.
>&4AA~ KET RACES will com.
I5$ G mense the z1st October
.SSS@2~F IasT Day Sweepstake
for year olos-%zOO entrance half forfeit and co-
sed.
William Fl. Gibbons, CHI. g. Nicholas, by Glencoe
dam Mamie Rhodes byaJo r.. Grimes.
James Talley. CHI. G. by Talley-ho dam Betsy
White, by Golah.
Major Thomas boswell, eh. I. Sue Washington, by
Revenue dam Sarah Washington, by Znganee.
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's Purse S2o0--two mile
heats. 7G.,4
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse $685. mile
heats with inside stake of $500 EACH with four sub
scnbers.
William II. Gibbons Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe
dam Motto, by Bearfoot. s
DR.. Caffey, of Georgia, not named.
David Mcdaniel, sebastopol, by Talley-ho, dam by
Orator.
C. Green, oh. h. Frankford, by Glencoe, dam Mary
Morris.
FOURTH DAY-Sweepstske, mile heats-for veal
olds that have never race, s 100, SO forfet-tc
name and close the 18th October. Three or more te
make a race.
&C 4-td OP HARE
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NEW YORK, Oct 3-Ex Governor Floyd, Of
Virgins, yesterday, in his speech at New York
closed by saying: II find, from a sojourn of one
week in New York. that the enemy of Democracy
is not the American party. There are bonds o.
union between them, and if you can show me that
the Republicans can only be beaten by my vote
being cast for Fillmore, will give him my vote, il
the ground opens and swallows me. Virginia, too
will come up and stand at my back in that moment
and that vote"
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RELIGIOUS AssoCIATIoE-The Dover Baptist
Association will meet IN Williamsburg, Virginia
on the 18th inst. The delegates from Richmond
and vicinity, will be met on Friday, October 10TH
at Cokes Wharf, on the arrival of the steam boat
from Richmond, and conveyed to the city without
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04

INTERESTING .OccAsIoN,-The Presbyterian
church at Timber Ridge, Rockbridge county, Va,
is just one hundred years old, and the congrega
ton set apart to-day to celebrate the event. Rev
Henry Ruffaer of Kanawha Saiines, Va, oficiates
on the occasion.
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MINISTER TO MExIco.-Hon. John Forsyth,
with his family, left Mobile, on Saturday last, in
the revenue cutter R. McClelland, for Vera Cruz,
en- route for the city of Mexico to enter upon the
drtiea of Minister.
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l.E 81 I q. ! ~, 3 s5 & &.
- Persons calling for Letters = - Lam, W1h
plssse ssy shey are advertised.
- 09es hours on Sundays, hsrsa1sss, from 10 9
ksH md ftom 70 r. D. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04

THE CHARLESTON DUEL-The Charleston Is
C) papers publish the correspondence In the late
affair of honor which resulted in the death of VIM
r. Taber Jr., editor Of the Mercury. 1t appears
that Ed. Rhett Jr over the signature of "a multi
fer" had attacked through the columns of the
Mercury. Hon. A. G.. Magrath, in bis position OF
candidate for Congress Col E. Magrath, brother
IN the gentleman assailed, then challenged Messrs
John Heart and VIM. r. Taber, severally, to NOR.
talcombat Mr. Taber accepted. and with his friend
Cal. John Cunningham, repaired to a field near
the civ Mr.. Heart also accepted in the same
terms as his partner.
The fight took place at half pasta o'clock. Mr.:
James Conner acted for Mr. Magrath, and Col
Tohu Cunningham for Mr.. Taber. After an ex-
change of shots between the principals without eff
feet and their acting friends being unable to agree
upon terms of adjustment, forthwith a second ex
change of shots took place, without effect. An
earnest conference between the seconds then en-
sued looking to an adjustment. They being una.
bic to agree DR. Bellinger asked leave to intervene
as disiuterested gentleman. His suggestions
were at once respectfully received. After much
discussion and negotiation, in which disagreement
still prevailed, Col Cunningham offered In writing
the following settlement:
"Tbe following arc the terms of adjustment be
tween Mr. E. Magrath and w. r. Taber, Jr, after
an exchange of two shots:
sMr Taber dsclaims, Editor of the Mer
curry, that in publishing the articles, signed "A
Nuilfer" he intended any attack upon the private
character of Judge A. G.. Magrath.
.sMr Edward Magrath disclaims that in his note
of challenge to Mr. Taber, he designed to use often
sive and derogatory language to him."
Mr. Conner assented to their adoption, if the fol.
lowing would be admitted in addition: "That Mr.
Taber regrets the publication in the Mercury of
whatever in those articles is personal" Also,
'Mr Magrath regrets anything in the cartel that
10 offensive"
Col CHAM declined the additional requ
siton upon Mr.. Taber; whereupon q third ex.
change of shots ensued Mr.. Taber fell, MORALLY
wounded in the upper part of the head.
T. Rhett Esq, author of the communications hear.
ing that Mr.. Tsber had been challenged wrote To
Hon A. G. Mce5ath, avowine the uthorship and ap
pointing HIS friend. The letter, however, was re-
ceived too late to interfere.
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Cougre.stonaI No,nination.

BOSTON, Oct 3.-Chauncey L. Knapp was re-
nominated for Congress, yesterday, from the 9th
district of Massachusetts, by the American and
Republican Conventions. union ticket for State
Senators was agreed upon.
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TELnoRAPHTC NEWS.
r0K THE D1SPArc d.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRlvAL or TIE HER MANN.

ARRIVAL OF TIE HER MANN.
NEW YORK, o. 3-Ths steamer Hermann,
with dates from Southampton. Eng, to the 10th
of September, has arrived.
xHoLAED.
The London Morning Post speaks q . diploma
tic rupture with Naples - probable and says I'VE,
- well ~ France, win send thither two ships Of
the line, and corresponding number Of frigates,
and through these alone viii the allies treat with
the King Of Naples.
Much uneasineas Il felt in Madrid. The Queen
and ODonnell, are equally unpopular.
SWITZERLAND.
Both Housed Of the Swiss Federal Assembly have
pledged themselves to resist oil entertainments, on
the rishts ofthe Republic
FRANCE.
The chief subject of interest in Paris, Is the ar
rest of Marianne, hscharge of an intention to
assassinate the Emperor, on his return from Bar
ritz
BELGIUM.
The free trade Congress had opened at Brussels
Nothing was done but preliminary business.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l9.-Cotton-prices barely sus-
tsined Sales for the week AZ 900 bales, including
5000 to spectators and q, 500 to exporters. Ell.
Breadstufs quiet. Flour Western Canal and
Baltimore 290sls. Ohio SASS. Wheat-old Red
sass; now do. 96ets; old White 8a0l8.; new do. 10
0loA Yellow and mixed Corn, SIS. Provisions gen.
The bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
ESQ, 900.
LATEST.
London Saturday.. Stocks less firm Yesterday,
owing to cont nued srin gency in the money market
Consols ductusted and closed at decline of l. com.
pared with Thureday
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Destructive Fire.

ALBANY, N, Y, October IA building occu-
pied as the flashing department of the Britannia
Works, at Kenwood, south of this city. was des-
troyed by fire yesterday. The loss is $4,000 over
the insurance
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Telegraph Office Opened.

WESTERN LINE, (
No. SO Main street.
LYECHBURG, VA, October IA new Office was
opened to-day in the depot of the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad here, connecting with the main
Western Line. This will prove of much benefit
to the travelling public.
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- Rfcbmoud Typographical society :.
resusr monthly meeting Of this SOCIETY," VII %
I Wn - o,elnck J. GERRY SMITH,
nsli, Rec. Secy.
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The President Invited to Boston.

BOSTON, Oct 2.-The city council, last night,
voted invitation to President Pierce to visit that
city. There was some opposition, but the vote was
finally carried
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~ No Toilet Article ever offered to the
public has met with such success IS DOWDENS
DENTAL FLUID. 1t affords q certain and speedy
relief to toothsche; arrests decay; the lorna
ton of tartar restores diseased and spongy gus to
healthy conditions; imparts pearly whiteness to
the teeth and a delightful aromatic fagrance to the
mouth and breath; il recommended and used by pro-
fessisna men daily among them Drs. Peasants Ed
munds Hudson Hancock, Gc., of this city. For sale
by all druggists throughout the State, and wholesale
and retail by
GEO. DOWDEN, Drugsi,t and Chemist,
~ s--3m Broad st., Richmond, Va.
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Ew White Grease! White Grease ..-This
Ii the best and NEST economical Grease ever known,
for the sxles of wagons carriages onnibusses carts
kc and for all rough gearing, cog wheels, DO. 1t
does the axes in the hottest weather, but
remains the same consistency winter and summer
FOR sale In cans of Rand pounds, and in kegs, by
MEADE l. BAKER, Druggists,
.. f 1885, N. w. corner Of Main and 10th streets.
~ 2S--d&c3ru
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- NotIce...The pastor OF the ,o G NE.
street Baptist Church will notbs Gbsens on ~ nj.
match. but win occupy the pulpit as usual
oc 4-Its
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~J. 8. Thurston, Tuner ofPiano Ferries,
offers his services to the citizens of Richmond de
has resided here in the prosecution of his profession
the past seventeen years. and therefore deems it IN
necessary to give special references
O,der. NAV he left at the bookstore Of Messrs Har.
ro,d Murray Broad street, Shockoe Bill at Messrs
Pbn B. Prices corner Main and 18th streets, and
at the residence of Mr.. T., on Clay, petween "a aoa
Sd streets.
ner - iii
49, NJ attsntion oc Inns
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e. Gentlemen. and Ladies Furnishing
sroRI-The subscriber has taken tbs store on Broad
street formerly occupied by M. w. Rose, next door
to Messrs Grubbs Appsrsoa's Apothscary, ana ma.
posed of the following Goods viz:
Hose and Half Hose, of every material. size and
quality. ---
Gloves for Gentlemen and Ladies', do. do DO.
Gentiemens' Shirts and Collars and Suspenders
3entlemens Merino and Silk Shirts, and Drawers.
Ladies' Merino and Silk VESTS Girls and Boys
Merino Shirts
All kinds of Nett Goods. such a. Talmss, Hoods,
Bonnets, Opera Hoods, Scarfs, Nubras' SACKS
Caters, &e. ~
Corssts, Ladies and Gents Handkerchiofs, Zephyr
Worsted. ,.tF
Knitting Yarns, Tidy and Knitting Cotton, Flax
Thread,
Spool Cotton, Gents Stocks, Cravats aud scarfs,
Sewing Silk,
Cotton Wadding Bstts Cords, Whalebones, But
tons,
Combs, Brushes, Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes,
Floss Cotton and Thread. s9
Embroidering Silk, Soap, Perfumery Umbrellas,
And every other article usually kept in similar es-
Establishments. J. u COOkINE1.
ne S0-8t ..--f.t
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. sz

NEW YORK Oct. 3-The steamer Africa, with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th Sept-not so late
by four days as the herman-has arrived here
Cotton unchanged Breadstuffs quiet. Flour I'm.
changed Wheat declined 203d. Corn very dull.
Provisions steady.
Conscis S4tG 94L
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q RUNAWAY--M Servant PH(EBk.
a She is tall, ginger bread color; a good Seam
I'm stress Washer and Ironer, and 10 supposed 70
AEgVbe about the city engaging herself in some 81
&xAthe above capacities, by the day. She "a
about "A years old, and came from Caroline esuntJ,
and was hired of Mr. John r. Cock, OF this city;
reward of five dollars will be paid for her appre6en'
sion and delivery to me. MILES AMbLEh-
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snecfaI Notfce.---C0nutry Mcrchanfs ana
CITY Dealers are invited to the large sale OF Dry
Goeds Crockery, Shoes and fancy arueies FHi'
"o -. ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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81 Buchanan Spring Club.-There will
be Club on Saturday, (ro-DAY should the mo, 1a
proye favorable. a3
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~ Persous wishing 70 make ont D1Iis Ior
the new Baptist Church. in Manchester. can aes ~.
;rsa-rs tion they may need, by appying g the 49,
.cn.. Hail In Manchester after TUESDAY morplss'
thu 7th inst. =
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h VIM G. Walker, tried in Norfolk County, Wiz.
gmia for horse stealing has been sentenced to the
Penitentary for three years.
lon. pe' 90
Portsmouth, Va, was suddenly darkened by the
explosion Of enc Of the gas holders.
Rev. Ed. Herrin, ST., for 40 years minister IN
Marion, 8. o., died on the 18Th nit :.
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C.r,eyIus Tyree. Of Powhatan,
y! mTf,.seh In the Masonic Hail. In Mancnesfer' On
MONDAY night the 9th inst, ct u o,e.oc1: 9t snu
evsrv nj hit during the week. oc1-
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AA> ROCK RAcEs-The r.. Il
H sSsS. Y ! \ s ssssss, ~; 3

and continue FIVE daya
FIRST DAY-M0NDAY, Oct Is--A sweepstaie;
$50 entrnpse, pay or play; proprietor TO add 900
provided tWo or moro szaft; two mile heats closed
with three subscribers folows:
lst w. q. Gibbons name bE. m. Pasture, by Rove
nue., dam Emily Thomas, BY Priam. fsur years old.
ID David Mcdaniel names b. m. Adeigaser, five
yean old By Glencoe.
ID Calvin Green nAmes ch. m. Linda four years old
BY Belshazsas, dam By Glencoe.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, l4th.-sweepssake
for three rear old colts and fllsys that nsvsr won
mile heats ol00 entrance, go forfeit and clos.
I'd With the following Subscribers: 80
lst JohnC r. Edwards names b.. or b. hlley Min
Stranger. By Portsmouth,, dam Lektie. BY fdAm.
"a. Bowie Hall nAns Oh. .. Expectstiea, By No.
gister dam BY Marerave.
g Ma; Thoms. poswsll names Oh. 2. ~ Asvsnps.
go David MsOaaisl names Oh :. ~ senator, dam
purse 42bo; tRo milo heats, IS IS q e ne
youkTH -Joeksy Ciab purss
!ltIA -yaiDAy-r ropussors ,psuss 4aoA
- live pr oonte. eatssnoo q tn $780, IS go
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EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE The Charleston
8. c., Standard is responsible for the statement
that wedding took place last week, at the Court
House In Of the districts Of that State In which
the bride was one hundred and twenty, and the
bridegroom twelve years old. Both were in the
prime of life. There was present at the nuptia
ceremony a son of the bride older than the bride
groom's father.
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ePHCIAL NOTICES.

: ~ Tho REGULAR Monthly Mocftng 81 tne
NoNaor DuILpInc FuHp COMPANY, viii take pisce
On MONDAY Evening, 9Th inst q a ggaoSA' =
6sundenS Hall. d. W. sIAaa 80;
&C 4-H sc - S's'
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- pRIscoLI,s nlI.N =. mr.,

- DRIsc0LRs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLoWERs, Is cents Per bottle only. I'M mo.t
agreeable Dsnsrfce and cosmatie thai ever re -
81 applied chemistry hes produced. ele.n.;n, =.
tssta Dealing the suna cad impartins fraarspes snd
swssaas.. 70 sn otherwise offensive brs s1h which too
TX sas Is Rissr mne ~ ne perssn. Lnoxlsdes
gessst sna BY Drsssists Generally. lsan
n STRAY no n So Ann Ca1.7...
80 toune nsex the fair srosnds early yess.s1s.
pssasnS y M ssrssat bog. ,s''''ssy
ess wA. RITTER.
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B ADDLE AND Ill Arm - .
BUSINESS,


ENMN Shockoe Hin. Richmond, va.
The subscriber having taken the stand re.
Gently occupied by Mr.. G. Brswn, on Broad street,
citizens Of Richmond and vicinity, that he will con-
SADDLE SAD 81 AND HARNESS MAKING BUSINESS;
Saddles Harness Brides, Who's Collars, and every
other article in his line and socits the patronage OF
the public aud former %% Of TMesHEaRr
n B. Repairing thankfully received, and ssesa.ee
in the neatsst style. oc
a sTONisHING BARGAlNS CAN BE
"A obtained by calling at ths ehssp ssa
Just opened six cases Of tho cheapest bieseneo
Sheetings ever offered in this city. "hsy wsfe
bought at auction. at tremendous sserh nee ana VI.
ss sold :, a; lila. % ss sss M
& s cent; GA. early and ;siSsi NOSES
ocl S. Maiu street
CI.Ks, SILKS, sILks:.-Thc ladies
- will please recosct that the cheapest pcase ~
the city, to buy frat rate dollar Silks tomhre ssnpe
II At the noted ehesp store Of =, u.,s
soc4 ALFRED MOSES. 8 M.ln "
Just OPKNKD.--Aa elegant .ssort ts!sa..
Bile styles Of materisls. now on sxhihlton s5sae
tabiisasd cheap store Of ALFRED Mosns.
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oc4 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
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%. oe4 sugar h'''' D1S " ssis ALLEN CO.
NOTICE.--l have this day appoineed. MT.
llN n. A, LYONS my agent 70 transact hhnns'J
and Fancy Goods husiness In the city Of MenwcnMS
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NEW CKOF MALAGA BUNCH RAls-
IN ms iust received and for sale b. tho
ct his Wholesale and rcest Candy manefAcsory ~
Variety Store 81 Main street, opposfs sn So ~
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IN 6OXR3 GOlllsATEs9 PALk SOArs
~ IN ONE POUND BARS
- boxes Coleate'a brown Soap
s 100 10 yeokson'e Candies -,
ls 100 Dc Grant 4 BYo's Ademantine Candies
| 30 Do Col6ate's Patent IAllow Candies
lust reesised pr panviile ~ foeehestsA M -
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