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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

HAIL STORM IN MECKLENBURG-GREAT DE-
sTRUCTIoS TO THE GROWING CRoPS.-On Satur-
day afternoon last portion Of Mecklenburg coun
ty was visited by one of the most disastrous hail
stOrms which ever swept over this region of the
world. A strip of country running from Bluestone
to Christiansville, and thence far as Hepburn
in Lunenburg was the scene of the disaster. En-.
tire fields of tobacco in utter ruins only enough
being left to show the extent of the injury. The
calamity Is really most serious one under exist.
ing circumstances. The corn crops of this entire
county are such complete failures, that the farm.
ers have relied upon the proceeds of their tobacco
crops to buy them bread. This resource being
swept away from them they ere left in a very un-
pleasant situation. Much of the tobacco DESTROY.
ed, was very promising.
[Carksuiue (Va) Tobacco Plant
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Tyr GRAVE or PRESIDENT MoEkoE-Fne
Nex York Times calls attention 70 the fact that
,be remains Of President Monroe are Inferred IN
buriai ground in that city, without monument TO
mark his resting place. He lies beneath simple
dab upon which IA merely the inscription flames
Monroe, Robert Tillotson. Vault No. l47." There
"a nothing to indicate that the James Monroe men,
toned IL the Monroe who was in the battle Of
as the attack on Trenton; who fought by the side
of Lafayette At Brandywine; who was Minister 70
France in l794, and Afterwards to England VINO
was Secretary Of State in 1911. and for TWO iu.i
terms President of these United States. fes suon
|, the fact, and that weather.stained siaD OF ma
bic, two feet square, is all the monument 'na'
President Monroe has. The Times states the io'
lowing additional facts:
As Mr.. Monroe was virginian, 1t Is the suppo.
stion of most people that he died and was buried
within the Old Dominion, but this Is an error :,
Mr. Monroe. in his last days. resided with sam
Gouverneur, late postmaster OF this cry, VINO
married his only daughter their residence was on
the corner of Prince and Elm streets
The venerable DR.. Francis tells us thft ne oiten
met Mr. Monroe walking out, when the weather
WAS fine. and that on these occasions he WAS the
object of the most affectionate attentions He has
often met him, making purchases TOT the family, at
Centre Market, where all the staiimen knew and
honored him. He was tall and spare, very modest
in his bearing, dignified and gentlemanly. la his
address he was hesitatng and diffident, as polite
to the poorest and humblest as to any. lie was
one of the NEST industrious OF men, hard student,
and his cares left their marks on his face. The
wound that be received at Trenton was felt for
many years afterwards-indeed, throughout all his
life he occasionally suffered from it.
His last Illness was long and tedious one. His
attendant was his son-in laws family physician,
Dr. Berger He expired at l0i O'Clock on the
morning of the 4th of July, 1881.
His funeral was very imposing one-the largest
that at that time had ever beer seen in New York.
The military, under General Jacob Morton, Grand
Marshal filled Broadway from Prince to Broad
street, through which it passed to the cemetery.
The day was fine, and the signs of mourning were
generally adopted by our citizens. The vault in
which his dust still lies is on the east side of the
cemetery just to the right of the main walk you
look in from the entrance. The passer-by will no.
tice small pole on which dove house is perch
ed Within yard of that pole is the sacred spot.
Mr.. Monroe shares even his grave with another
man. He had no wealth when he died, and in his
death no tomb of his own SNE.
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Hon Albert Rust, of Arkansas is in Loudoun
county, Va on visit to his friends.
Speaker Banks spoke from the steps of the Mer-
chants Exchange New York, Thursday afternoon.
Senator Douglas, it is said, is shortly to be mar
ried to ala dy Of Washington city.
Commodore Stockton and p. J Clarke have been
nominated Fillmore electors of New jersey.
Hon John Bell of Tennessee, has accepted the
tender of public reception and dinner, to be Civ
en- him by his political and personal friends in
Nashville on Friday. the Goth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Union announces that President Pierce is ma
king his arrangements to leave Washington early
next week, and he expects to reach Concord, N
f., by the I'd of October. where he will spend ten
days or two weeks in giving the attention to his
private affairs which an absence of three years
has rendered necessary. AS the Union makes no
mention of his purpose to go by sea, we presume
he will take the usual land route passing through
the Northern cities
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The Loss Of the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Particulars.

MILWAUKEE, Sept &c The lost steamer Niag1e
"a left Congswood, with IT'S passengers; about
100 were saved, and so or 60 are supposed to be
lost When two hours out from Sheboygan. In
gale, she took FIRE, and In few minutes the
whole boat was in flames. A key Of powder also
Are Ia believed to be the work of an incendiary.
The passenger list was lost, consequently 1t is
impossible to tell the names Of the lost.
The steamer Traveller went to her assistance.
The following passengers are among the saved:
Harvey Ainsworth, of Royalfon, Vermont;
Curtis of Stuben county, New York; Henry Luce,
of Washington city ] Locke, of Waterville, Vt !;
Henry Locke. of same place; DR. II Allen, OF
Concord. N H.
Hugh Kennedy lost his wife and daughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

SINGULAR AND FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENTAL man
named John Spicer met with the following fright
full accident in St. Louis, on wednesday last:
In company with some other young men he
went out in buggy intending to go to Hyde
Park, but when within short distance of it he
put out his leg which becoming entangled in the
wheel, and the speed being great, ,orenched
completely of at the knee He was sent to the hos
pital but there are little hopes of his recovery.
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DIED,

On yesterday, at u O'Clock, of typhoid fever, SUE
FRONIA f FORD, oldest daughter of Hezekish
and Elizabeth Ford, aged IL years. months and Is
days
The friends and acquaiutances of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral from Oregon Hill nj L.
Church, tomorrow morning, at IL s'cock.
Life is q span, a fieeting hour
How soon the vapor flies!
Man is a tender, transient flower,
That cen in blooming dies
Yenourning Saints whose streaming tears
Flow o er your children dead,
Say not in transports of pair
That ali your hopes are fed.
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When, what YOU now deplore,
Shall rise in full, immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more"
On the 25th inst. MARY J. HOB5ON, In the 28th
year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Clay street Chapel
this morning. at 10 o'clock Her friends invited
TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

DECLINE IN PRICE.-The Warrenton, Fauquier
Va, Flag notices decline in the price of negroes
and says that several sold to the highest bidder on
Monday, at prices ranging several hundred dollars
below sums paid for the same description Of ser.
vautz afevv weeks ago
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VALUATION OF BosToN.-The Assessors valu
alton of Boston this year. presents an aggregate of
SPAS, 100000. The gain of valuation in the city
since 1876, ten years ago, has been one hundred
million dollars, an increase which shows most CON
cusively the onward progress of Boston. This
vast sum of 500, 900 600, says the Traveller, is
more than the entire valuation of either Maine,
New Hampshire or Vermont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

phisCoLIs BALM or THOUSAND
LOWERS, Is senn per bottle op,y. The most
ssrseasis IDENTIFIES and coamatic tina, .x.r ,hs arr
OF spilled chemistry has produced. eI..n.ing N.
teeth healing the sums and imp.rtiD. f,.s,..ss and
50 e otherwise offensive breath which too
sale q nsssm wsao ss The ps,ssn. !ne~lsdss
tess, and b. Drussisz generally oIsnE, Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

= nar ar 1sETTBRB KesM.i.lne !. ire
i Ii.hrnnd Pot Once on the 18th day Of esprfs
lst8. -.
- Persons calling for Letters n snls L's1' wlii
plssse ssy they are advertised.
- re,ce bour. ON Sundays, heresftsr, from St,s
Az and from to b r. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

- Fall, 1S56.-Spiendid Ssock.-THOS.
r. PRICE d co. have opened the richest and most
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods which they have exhibited to their friends
and the public:
Elegant Silk Robes.
Do. Valencia do
Do Figured Mouselanes.
Do. do. Csshmeres.
Do. Velvet ClDaks.
Do. Colored and Black Cloth Cioaks
Velvet Talma,-Misses.
Cloaks-all STYLES.
Rich Brocade Silks.
Do Plaid and Striped Silks.
French Mernos, (all colorsl
Splendid Metre Antique Robes.
Black Figured and Pain Silks.
Cloak Cloths and Veivets.
Embroideries in every variety.
Hosiery Gloves, Mitts.
Shirts, Flannels, &c.
And in Servants Goods, such as white snd colored
Blankets, Fued Cloths, Sattinetts Sleeps Grey,
Caroline Jeans, Lindseys, &c; the greatest stock
tdey have ever had, and offered at the very lowest
rates.
ALSO,
Curtain Materials of every kind; Brocatelle; Da-
mask; Moreens; Lace and Muslin Curtains Cornice
Loops; Bands; Gimps &c. &C.. which will BIS sold as
low as such goods be bought in the largest mar
bets in the country. L. X PRICE GO
se27-Im 80 Main street.
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aPHClAL NOTICES.

EF. The funeral of Mrs. REBECCA POE will
be preached TOMORROW MORNING. at III o'clk,
at the I'd Presbyterian Church, (Rev. DR.. Hoge's)
The friends of the family and the congregation are
respectfully invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

QUARANTINE REMoyED.-Ia consequence of
the appearance of frost, Thursday morning. the
quarantine restrictions at Norfolk, Va, were re-
moved, and all the vessels were allowed to come
up to the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

LARGE DECLINE IN PRovIsIoNs.-Lettersf from
Cincinnati advise of sales of city cut bulk shout
ders at 81 cents packed, and that bulk sides are
offered at no to cents packed. Sixty days since
bulk shoulders were held there at cents aud sides
at III cents packed Great are the fluctuations In
the provision understandable Journal Of TMes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

the death of Capt. Jas Lanier, for several years
representative fIom Pittsylvania, in the Legsla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

~ Horses mt Aucfion.-.Par at
tention 10 requested my sale of Horses this morn
ing commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Central Depot
se H-It THO'S w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

COMPLETION OF THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILRoAD.-The Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road was completed on Thursday. A glorifcation
will take place at Bristol on the ID of October, the
day after the arrival of the first passenger train
A free barbecue will be given. and the railroad
company has reduced the fare one half for the
round trip, ff- -'#
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
rpoRTEpFORTHE DIsPATCH.


sr. LOUIS, Sept 26.--Dates from westport, No,
10 the 18th inst. ssy that Governor 1esry, Win
anti Of Gen Lane, with the intention to arrest him
Il in the Territory; but II is supposed he has gone
70 Nebraska
The Southcrners are thoroughly organizing for
the election on the 9th October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH near rincess Anne
G. H., is to be dedicated on the first Sunday in Oc
tober., Rev. Mr.. Howell, of Richmond, officiating.
assisted by Rev. MT Jeter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

F- Auction Notice. The attention of
country Merchants and the city trade, is solicited to
our stock sales of Watches and Jewey this evening,
commencing at O'Clock See advertisement.
se27-lt LARUS j. SHINE, Aucts.
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Snd Affair.

saws that Hon. Lewis G.. Levin, formerly repre-
sentative in Congress of the LIST District of Penn
sylvania, and a prominent opponent OF the late
Fillmore and Fremont fusion in this city, was
taken to the Insane Asylum this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27
Republican Ticket In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Sept 26-The Patriot of this after
noon states that the Republicans of this State have
nominated an electoral ticket. The electors at
large are F. p B lair and VIM. Pinckney Ewing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORAL TICKETS Tickets
have been formed in all the States for MIR. Buchau
an for Mr., Fillmore In all except Michigan, Iowa
isconsn, Maine and New Hampshire; and for
Mr. Fremont ia all the slavehoiding States ex.
sept pennsylvania; also In Maryland, Kentucky.
Virginia and Missouri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

DkowkED Those drowned by the upsettlng
OF Terry boat at Chicago, on the 18th instant
We're George Elting, a carpepter. Jama. Co.,
p.nisi Gleason, James Mcdonald, James Malaley.
1onn smith. lnachinist. whose wife and family
were TO leave England, for this country on the 10th
1. n,ehaei Maeee, MAMMALIAN Fersn, Jeremiah
callahan, and James Flanagan
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The Cam da,s Mails.

BOSTON, Sept. &c The Canada arrived at her
wharf this afternoon. Her mails will be dispatched
South by the early morning train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

~ Religious NOtice.-Dr. j. Du-VnI, Of
Petersburg will preach in Sycamore Meeting House,
TO. MORKOW (Lord's dsy) MORNING, at IL o'clk.,
and in the evening at half past o'clock The public
are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

~ The Hon Jno. vi. ROtts. will speak
in Petersburg, THIS EVENING, at "A o'clock.
An extra train will leeve the Petersburg Depot,
precisely at (sixj O'Clock. FIRE for the round trip,
Is IS lone dollar ard twenty five cents
sc N-lt*
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, September &c.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.

HOhT hijtmCNU, september
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdze, Lud-
lam Watson
Schr Andrew Armstrong, Cannon, Petersburg,
lumber, Whitlock Il Son.
Schr. Elizabeth and Eleanor, Grant, New York,
hay M. Downey, and Edmond, Davenport Co.
schr. Oakland, Free, James River, wheat, Hsxall
Co
schr. Porter, Phillips Alexandria coal, Virginia
Towing Co.
schr Barnagat, Fitchett, York River, wheat.
SAILED,
Schr. VIM. Gregory, Bucklin, Boston, mdze, Robt.
Rankin.
Schr John Warren Lozier, New York, coal, w. D.
Coquitt Co.
Schr Mary Eliza. Snipes, down the river light
Schr. Hanover Whipple, New York, mdze., d. 4
w. Currie.
schr haxall, Winters, New York, mdzs., D 4 W.
Curre.
schr John E. Adams, Tyrer, down the river, light.
Schr E. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, ndze.. ID.
l. W. Currie.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24-Cleared, schr. Charlotte
Ann, Smith, Newbern N. C. Arrived. schr- Senstor,
Anderson, Richmond.
HALIFAX, Sept. 17.-Arrivsd, schr. Beverley, Max
WELL Richmond.
RIO JANEIRo, Aug 8-Arrived brig Abbey & Eli
zabeth, Phinney, Norfolk 9th-Brig Sam'l Church
man. Leary, Richmond. llth-Schr Juniper. Lefe
vre Norfolk, and Sarah Hammond. Gross, Richmond
7th-. Sailed, ship Canvass Back, Clark, Hampton
Roads
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 24.-Schr Charles 7. Ford,
Fountaine Hamilton N. G. 24th--Arrived, steam
chip Pennsylvania, Richmond, in 81 hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

TouRNAMENTs.-Three tournaments came off
at and near Shepeedstown, Va, last week, one of
them being juvenile affair, attended only by boys
and girls -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

:, aAiLRoAps.-There are 40 047 miles Of railroad
miles, sufficient 70 encircie ,;,s ~ ~, -.
Dnnds the entire slobe-have been constrretad IN
nn oe country, with capital invested Of s7oO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-George Steers, the emf
nent ship builder was thrown from his carriage
yesterday and killed.
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Re-Nominatjouo of Speaker Banks.

BOSTON, Sept 26 -Hon N. P. Banks has been
renominated for Congress from the It'll district of
this State, by reclamation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

wSpecial Notice e. il. Cook Il Co. ask
particular attention the sale Of Furniture at the
Carlton House, 18th street, lst Baptist Church,
this day, at 10 o'clock. sez1-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

: A Ia. ANDERSON a. CO. have renew
"A Cd 70 No. lois Main street. where they arc pre-
gased 20 show their usual stock OF RIBBONS and
o0N61Is. se 49, tt
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LADIES, LIST.

LAD1.
Anison mrs Unity
Anderson mrs Tsbitha
Anderson mrs H J
Anderson mrs Jane
Allen mrs John
Baden mrs Sarah A
Beasley mrs Susan
Brown mrs p
Brooks mrs Martha A
Bray mrs Grace G
Baldon mrs Eliza Leo
Bowman mrs Caroline !
Bowman mrs Caroline
Branch miss Elizabeth
Crew mrs Mary A
Cooke mrs Margaret
Crump mrs Mary d /.
Clements mrs Margaret
Cabot mrs Mary H
Crawford mrs e C
Colknshsm miss A =
Duffner miss Emilis.
DuyaI miss Sue z
Duncanson miss Mary L
Gilmore mrs M J
Everding mrs Mary r
freeman miss Sarah
Ford miss Ov
Frayser miss Mary G
Frsyser miss Mary I
Gallagher miss Eliza 2
lszebrook miss | A
Glenn miss Z v
Gary rurs Fannie
Hooper miss Pauline
Harsh orn miss Mary A
Holmes miss Els
Hetzett miss Cordeiia I
Hopkins miss Mary 8
johnson miss Amanda Z
Jones mrs Rebecca
Johnston mrs Mary w
Johnston mrs Mary Z
Kidd mrs Mary
King miss Grace 2
Lew ellyn mrs Sarah w
Lewis mrs Hannah
Lain mrs Betsey
Minturn mrs e J
Mitchell mrs Elizabeth
McKree miss Addie
Nixon miss II A
Priddy mrs A B
Pollard mrs s M
Parker mrs M +
Rowe mrs Margaret A
Roger mrs M H
Robertson mrs E
Rice mrs ID
shehan mrs 8
Singleton mrs Ann
Smith mrs Rscheal
Sni, h mrs Sarah J
Smith mrs Susan z
Thorpe mrs N A
Thompson mrs L A
Todd mrs Jane l.
Taylor ms Martha
Vaughan mrs Louisa 8
Via miss z w
Wilkerson mrs w A
Wilkinson mrs Susan E
White mrs 8
Willet mrs Sarah +
White mrs Sarah g
Warren mrs Sarah
White mrs r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

DUKk OLD BRANDY AiSU WINES,
Selected expressly for Medicinal purposes and
sale, in all quantities. at
LAIDLEY ROBlNsoN's New Drug
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N01I.ETAPE SILK VISITS. -Keceived
Nl by the Hometown. an additional supply OF Fan
CIV SILK and velve,lyes very desirable styies
and patterns. Cell and select before they pick ed
over. HENRY SHAFER
ee27 Corner Main and II a SITS
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,s' LIST.
Anderson mrs Harriet B
Allen mrs e b
Arlington mrs Csthsrine
Anderson mrs Ann
Alien miss Fannie
b
Bottom miss Venet
Buston miss w
Butlar miss Mollie a
Barker miss Mollie z
Booker miss Mary A
burton miss Mollte
Bockius miss L B
Brown miss Susan
Branch miss Il v
@
Clovening miss A
Clarke miss Mary X
Clarke miss NJ
Cullen miss Mary
CLARKE miss Sallie Z
Cowan miss Va NJ
ID
Dalton mrs II II
Do,flinger madame Amalie
7
X
Esnes mis-, Osborne
r
Ford mfrs Z ,
Finegsn miss Catharine
Flutcher miss I, J
Fitch mrs + Il
G
Candy mrs Ann
Gillespie mrs Annette
Glasgow mrs Ann J
III
Howard miss i J
Eagan mrs Jas M
Rarwood mrs Mary e
Harwood mrs A E
q
Jones Mrs Leah
johnson mrs Eliza
Jones mrs Milly
X
King miss Ann z
l.
Lambert miss Louisa
Lownes miss Margaret
NJ
Moody miss Cornelia A
Magruder miss Esther Ann
Nc
p
Pryor mrs F P
Powell miss Mansy
X
Read mrs A M
Rely miss M
Roper miss A r
Sorrell miss Amanda B
St Clair miss Anna
Saville miss Fannie
6hroyer miss Henrietta
+
Timberlake mrs Susan
Tucker miss Ann A
Tinney miss Mary
"
vogtz mis-. Ann
w
Waldrop mrs Lonisa A
Woodward mrs Louisa
West mrs Leonora
Webster miss Bette M
Wiilet miss Sarah f
Waldrop miss Louisa A
White miss B nj
West miss Mary z
Webb miss J A
Warren miss Judith A
b White miss Lucy A
Wrenn miss Mamie V
Y
Yeatmau mrs Ann
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l UMBEk 81 have On hand a large ass0st.
~ meat OF LU MBEk, of every description, such a.
White Fine, Poplar, Maple, Ash Hickory, Valiant,
Cherry, Spruce, flooIipf, and scaDtiDs. to which
invite the attention OF those in want promising to
give subtraction to sill WIN may favor me with call
EDN'D p. DUDLEY,
se IS 18th It,, betweeu Main and Frnrhlin
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ANUK DIskAskS OFF Tttk VOICE AND
II RESPIRATION. EsPIC'S PICTORIAL CT
CARS, the celebrated French remedy; Sirep and
Pate de Nafe PArabie, genuine Pastiiles de Paris
and other approved French preparations for sale at
LAIDLEY ROBINSON'S New Drug
% n Store. 4th end FrankI sta
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L'NlaLIsH PLATE POWDER, for clean
u ing silver, Brass, Go.d and sl kinds of Metallic
Ware. Price IS cts. per box. For sale at
LAIDnEY & ROBINSONS New Drug
seq Store 4th eDd franklin sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-27

LHk kNCA BLACklNG. :. Take n little,
Il the size Of pea. put on your boot, commences
brushing, and IN A. INSTANT you have brilliant pol
sh. 1t retains its lustre and keeps the leather soft
In stons barrels-price rs cents barrel Sold BY
seH 8. r. SEMPLE. 2N2 Main NJ
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~ w. uIlI.MAN q Co., so Frent street,
W NEW YoRK. Agents for the saic Of sihoit~
MANUFACTURED TOBAcCO. 80
Liberal advances ON cepsisnmsnts ee q %.
MISS TAZEWEl4l4,s sChOUi. 0r rss,s
lNl srRxer, BETWEEN TIN AND srH.-F 80 -
session of this school will commence the hsts J
Of October. and close the first day ofJaiy ,.u.a
Miss Tsxewell will DO assisted BY fens'ena
adorable acquisition 10 the school Any other ~
sired information viii bs communicated Ihreusu "
cuiars which cen be ob.ained ON application.
Terms. payable semiannually In advance an 20
Higher English Branches. ~ "a
Primary do do ..................s. - "a
Ancisnt and Modern Languages sach........ ~
nusic Aad Drawing, Professors ICES.
~ 2t-lms
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LOST.

I OsT--lln sunday, the 2ist inst, silver
IL Lever WATCH with the letters A. T. w en-
graved on the back The fDd.r will be hbersl'y re-
warded nv leaving il at this office. % zo..-1t
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w ted stock of School satchells for young iadies,
mi 'ses and boys, which will seii very low for
cash. Also, large stock of School Shoes of every
kind, for young ladies and misses.
G. 8. MAURICE,
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MEkChANTs NIEhCHAN MIS- !:--VI.II-
AVA ing this market, most respectfully invited to
call and examine our large and fresh stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets, at CASH PRICES. Great in
dueements are offered to cash buyers. The assort.
ment is now complete. This morning we are ooen.
ing 1000 yards "A Dining Room Csrpetng. at Is cts
per yard. CHAS A. GWATKIN
se27 Opposita Exchsnos RanL