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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

PBGSIx, HIS LAsT--This clever wit, In the fol
lowing squib, smusingly takes off the prevalent
custom Of giving testimonials to everybody, upon
all sorts of occasions and for all sorts of things:
or BOARD srEaMsEIP CALrFoRsIA,}
Panama
To Cant. z. NJ Whiting:
Desr Hr-I, the undersigned, cabin passenger, on
hoard the steamship Cslifornia during her late trip
from Sac Francisco beg 70 tsnder you. on Dehsi oI
myself my hearty and sincere aeknowiedsnens OF
your skii a. q seaman. and varied courtesy gsn-
tIemsn To your skill and foresight l attribute en-
tirely the favsrsbe weather chat we have enjoyed,
and your petite attention In invf riaby gyins nae tne
second ioiut at dinner, your hbeI Atty IN helping me
10 pe second time, and the nobte hearted gensrosity
With which you have ct times presented me YIN
one and even two cigars, can never Do fofsosten
whilst memory holds her seat
j bes YOU win accspt, a. 81 isht token ef my es
tesm and ersfituds, large ulyt mountea gutta ps,'
ehs ear trump whish shall procure Tor yen, Wiz
suitable inscription. (ss sosn ~ can Dofrow mcneJ
enoush fer the prIpose, and thu you may long nv
10 enioy IL in the noble chip which you o. mmsnd,
nv e, nest, constant and daily prsyer
4 cannot conclude bsIter than ~ qnotaIon "o1'
thass Oesutiful lines in . PopsI Parsdisa "
.Ths star spsuSed bsnnsrs
oh, long may IL wayes
..saf Ger the land Of Lhe free,
And the home Of the b ave"
with The hishess sentiments ef gratitude en1 81
tessia remain your sineefe friend and most opse
aulous and very humble Hrssss. ffs
E-E9sIl9 0Eo H. DKsBY, elSas
joss PsGNx, OF sauisoss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

THE FRENCH IsUNDATIos.-Mayor Wood of
N. Y, has receiveda letter from NJ Baroche, Pre-
sidsnt of the Commission Of Inundation at Paris.
gracefully acknowledging the receipt Of 81, l25
francs, sent by the Committee of French and
American citizens, to the relief Of the sufferers
by the late inundation In the South Of France.
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T1HE UNDERSIGNED begs co iufer,

THE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform
L the public Of the city of Richmond that he will
open, on the 18th of October, q GYMNAaIUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the LAW BUILDING,
franklin street, whore room has been comfortably
fitted up for the purpose.
Gymnsstic well a. Fencing Exercises do not
only strengthen tho health by Keeping the lungs,
and muscles In activity but they ass give
and elegance to this bearing and motion of ths body.
He begs to invite the public to numerous participa-
zion, and requests principally parents and teachers
eutrust their sens and pupils to his care, ~ he will
try To strengthen an ddeveIop, step by step the
weakest abilities.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
For the whole session, from the 18th Of Octo-
ber to the 1st OF June. 00
SIX MONTHS lO %
Fencing In Foils aud Broadsword, extra charge
Classes and Schools admitted more moderate
terms
All kinds Of weapons of the best quality can be oh.
tanned by the underssnsd ct the lowest prices.
COL. B. ESTvAN,
Professor of Fencing and Gymnssffc Exercises
oc i3-lm at the Richmond College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

CENTRAL OHIO RAILRoAD,-we are pleased to
see, says the Cambridge (Ohio) Times that our
great commercial artery, the Central Ohio Ra ioad
Ia throbbiDg and beating with an increasing pros.
perity Last month the iron horse snorted and
pranced to the tune of SIS, 900, and judging from
appearances, he will this present month, increase
the paying music to over e30,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

Wreck OF THE STEAMER GENoA-The steamer
Genoa, Captain @. German, her way from Flo
renee to st. Louis wrecked In the Missourf riy-
or, about FIVE miles frsm Nebraska ctv on the Soth
ultiuo She struck . snse sbout hslf mast eIeven
o'clock in the morning of that day end iInme
began to sink. The passengers were all f,iy landed
the accident occurring hut short distance from the
which formed . secure passage to the bank
The greater portion OF the baggage beionsins to
the passengers was saved. Hon. W. II. w Cobb. Of
Alabams, and Hon. A. Hall and Ex. Goyeror Brissr
of Iowa, were among the passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

BRUTAL ACT-At PatonsviIle Scott county
Va, on Friday evening, the 10th inst, q man BY
the name Of James Seymour in fit Of drunken
ness, borrowed gun and deliberately shot his
wife. She was living when last heard from, but
her arm was so badly shattered that most Of the
bone had been extracted between the elbow and
shoulder. TWAS thought she would lose her arm,
If not her life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

AFFAIRS AT CRICAGo-The Chicago Democrat
learns that q gentleman from Scotland banker
there, has brought on half million of dollars 10
Chicago for investment in Railroad and other
stocks. One banking house in Chicago, the Marine
pays out, II is said from $350. 600 to 100000 on
checks daily. Estimating that equal amount ia
paid in and we have nearly $1,000 turned daily
by one house. -
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v1RcI.rAN TAKEN INA Virginia on visit to the
city, on sunday night last wssent ced into house OF
disreputable charact in Third stEses ana roooea
of $500 BY the ..panep game. John Skeae was ar
rested and his wife, who was supposed to hsss been
the principal. was sought for but not fouSd until
Thursday, when Officer Bryan Ereeley, who had 6esp
uoc the watch detected her Ths arrest and the
entire matter was successfully brought to issue by
High Constable H. Clark and Officer David Smith, and
the two accused parties, at hearing Friday morn
Ing before Alderman Enue. were held in 1000 each
to answer at Court Sun.
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CONVERSION OF A APaIEsT.-Tne New York Church
journal says that priest of the Church of Rome
formerly under the jurisdiction of the e. c. Bishep
OF Montreal, was. on Saturday stlsrnosn September
10th, received int the communion and ministrs of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. in St. Johns
Church, milwaukee, Wisconsin. His name La the
Rev. John Baptste Michael Pedelupe. u,
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UNITED STATES CoNsULs IN RUssIA-The con
sular agent of the United States at Cronstadt has
demanded authority to hoist his national fag and
to place the arms Of his nation over his residence
The Emperor has granted this permission and IL is
stated that the same permission will be given to all
other consular agents who may request 1t.
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CHURCH MATTSRS.-No small degree of ex.
element prevails among the Methodists of our
city, in consequence of tho action of the members
Of Sehou Chapel, who have withdrawn from the
control OF the Conference, and organized them
selves into an independent body. This was
brought about by Bishop Early removing their
popular and excellent pastor. Rev Mr. Smiley, to
another station. on.-LouispiHe Courier 1871
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ACHuRcH FOR LADIES ALoNE.-There Is Pres
byteran Church in Northampton county Virginia,
composed entirely of ladies'. They are twenty two
in number There is not single male member
among them and Of course, a. they can havo no el-
dsrshp they aresnot properly an orsanizsd church;
but the ladies' hoping almost assnst hope, have Per
severed in their sisrerhood and they have actasly
incre ased in numbers than many churches With
settled pastor and the regular OF
sanctuary. The Church is called the -" Holmes
Church" after the late DR. Holmes, OF Philadephias
who was liberal contributor towards its erection.
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Az INcEspIARY INsEcT.-The Lockport journal
states that while clerk in law office in that vIlisge
was overhauling papers file, package was found
which showed maj ks of having been set on fire. Ex
amining further, the cbarred remains of common
moth fly or miller wore found who had probably car
red the fire from the CANDLE In its WINGS to the do
cuments and set the papers on fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

CoTTov AT MEMrHIs-Cotton is accumuIa.
ting at Memphis, Tenn, far beyond the capacity
of the boats at present engaged in the trade to
take itawsy, the low water preventing the large
Memphis packets from coming ont with full loads
Two dollars q bale freight is the price now offer
ed, and some Of the smaller "fry' of boats are do.
ing their best to accommodate. In the meantime,
the cotton men of the '.Bluff City,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

In "HoT WATER"-Mrs Ellen Doran has
been arrested in New Orleans for throwing ba-
sin Of scaldng water on Thos. Conroy, and there
bv dreadfuiiy disfguring him. II seems that not
Hithstanding Mrs. Doran's threats, Conroy would
persist In leading her husband OIL with bad com
pany, aud by doing - has literally got hmssf into
hot water. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

mHon. Albert Rust, Of Arksnsas. exGevernor
. ,ovd * Governor Smith, and JossIh AeyD.
ESQ Of Richmond, were N Lyncnous6 ~ - .
week ss. ..,...
~, John H. Tyres has besn elected deiegate
!. =. I.ynehhure - The Farmeri go?venpop,
III. Ms,s.h sncvenas n Richmond on the 18th tnsk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

For THE WEsT-The WytheviIie Telegraph
says that great many travellers are weekly pass.
ing through that town, bound for the far West -
For the most part they are from North Carolina
and destined for the various Western and South
Western States Bot last week quite number
passed through from Roanoke, Va, on their way
IN Missouri
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BANKING IN VERMoNT.-The whole number of
banks OF discount In Vermont Is forty one Their
resources amount to $9046 e34 and their liabilities
are Ss, ,622,l 1876. There are fifteen savings banks.
two Of which are in the hands of the receivers in
chancerY,
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EoDY REcovERED.---IheN he Norfolk News states that
some hshermen at Willoughbys Point. on Thursday
found the body Of little girl, which had drifted
ashore 1t 10 supposed to be the body of Mrs David
sons little daughter who lest from the ill-ated
steamer Monmouth, in Chesapeake Bay.
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Npw LIGHT IN ENGLISH HLITERATURE-The
Iondon Pro, - says that all the readible articles
in HonsehoId Words are written by q young fel
low named s.la. This young literary Bohemian,
m.rk .hls instance OF literary mimic. and his
fscundity is not less marvellous than bis initiative
tsIents. He writes SO much In the style OF either
Dickens or ThseksrAy. that it would take a sharp
critic to Distinguish ths false from '9e real ausnor
Of initiating popular actors People have wonder.
cd at the fertility of invention and industry of
Dickens. in writing 50 many Of tbs articles in the
Household Words while he was at the same time
engaged in writing bis Bleak House ana Little
Dorrett. But the secret of his wonderful fertility
i. explained by the announcement Of the fact
that be hes an admirable Crichton In his pay, who
acts a. his doub,e. This literary journeyman Is
the son of Madame Sais, q theatrical performer.
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CURIOUS STATfsTIcs.-Soms recently published
statements regarding the population, extent trades
and number of dwellings of London, show even
fabulous of its greatness than was ever
before dreamed Of That city, which ginning
Of the present century numbered 958 Inhabitants
ut the CENSUS of 1881 contained 1852 000 For the
years preceding, from l84l to 1884, ths population has
increased seven per cent Since that time it has
increased In tho sams if not larger preportsn
population of no less than six millions of people
would be the result In 1909. Thus we may soc that
III great Western cities, st. Louis Chicago. Cincin
or even our own great metropolis, are not alone
s"na. viul In their growth.
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NOZZLE AND OHIO RAILROAD The Columbus
{Ky) Citizen says the crossties and irsn are now
upon the bank, and the track laying at that poilt
win be begun In few days
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PROTESTANT EPIs CORAL CoNVRNTIoE.-Four-
tenth Day.-A canon was passed providing for the
abandonment of the communion Of the church by
bishops, priests or de Icons and their deposition
after lapse of six mtnths
compilation of thu, existing eanons in relation to
tn of caud dates hoiy orders and pro-
vidns for their ordina tea etc., reported by the com
mittse On canons was rSopted.
The amendment to th sixth article of the constitu
ton, recomme nded = tae committee on canonz was
called up. The smeI Idaent simply provides for the
constitution Of cout OF appeals to reyise the deci
sons Of the dioeessn courts the trial OF
and daacons, limiting this tribunal to decide upon
questions of law ar d not upon questions of fact
The amendment we adopted.
The folio wing caInon was adopted:
Section l-Provi,ies that il any bishop, priest or
deacon should leave the church and oin any other
thsn tho standing committee of his diocease shall re-
port to the presiding bishop, and notice shall be
given to the mt that unless he gvs notice with
in six months that the charges against him are false
be will be aeposcd from the ministry and il shall
be the duty Of tho presiding bishops to depose,
in the presence ~ two otaer bishops and presby-
terra &:
Secr,on 2-Pro- rides that whenever a bisho min
ister be absent his diocese at the time Of his
enunciation or joining the munion of any reli.
sioue BODY NOT in connection with the chuich, notice
may be given to him by leaving written copy OF it
the place where he last resded before he left the
diocese.
ed. Adjourned.
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DRowNrD,1hon. Jos. w Lesesne, q Chancellor Of
Alabama, and his SON, were drowned on the 18th In
stant BY the upseting of the yacht vesper, in the
BaY OF Mobile. -I' - -
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NOTICE. undersi9ned have formed
Y copartnership. for the purpose Of condu sting
Wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS, under the 6rm Of PEYf0N 4 PAT
TON.
~ Office for the present over J. J. 1rys, Esq,
Basin Bank.
Refer to VIM. H. Mcfarland, Esd, Hon. John y.
Patton and Messrs. HaxsII 4 Co., Richmond Col.
T. J. Randolph and N. Burnley. AlbsmArie.
THOMAS @. PEYTON,
oc I5-d5w ISAAC w. PATTON
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MAruricTuRING CITY, The city of Provi-
dence contains IS steam engines, and within 100
practical purposes belong here; swelry establish
ments employing 400 hands and yielding ann 1ai
product OF 81 III 500: three blesching and dyeing
yards OF foed Y marufactories Of machinery steam
easnes boilers castings &C., employing 2oS2 hands
other iron, and producing annually IS. 300 stev.s
5000 600 pounds of nais and spikes SO steam engines
zzu boilers. oS4 COO pounds Of nuts &C. and other
factories that yield annual product Of 81 o3s OOo
two butt factories that produce 2a5 900 and great
variety OF smaller manufactures, yielding together
an annual product of $l7,4l5 s40-Providence Jour
nal
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nEsTINY DKMONsTKATkD..-M

EHTINY DkMONSTRATkD..-l
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, thst
life, such Health. Wealth, Love- Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties Ia Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death, and In respect to all
other subects both pest present and futare and all
coneesns of life. Terms For Ladies Is cents 0sa-
tlsmeh 50 cents, each. Apply st No. "a, (which 10
Streets the Old Market, Richmond. Va
oc ll---lms
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KANSAS IN TExAs.-A Kansas aid meeting has
been held In Brazoria county. Texas, ct which
twenty foar members enrolled their names, and
a. 7e0 wore subscribed in one day.
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SCARCITY OF yEssELs.-There Is now great
scarcity Of vessels at this port and lumber dealers
find considerable difficulty Ia getting their cargoes
shipped. Freights In Boston @20235; over ths
shoals &27503 Bangor Whi1.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. oOwARDrN.

wy- The Daily Dispatch 10 served 70 sabssrsbsrs
a ,Ix AND A euARrEH CENTS pER wRHW, PAYABLE 10
N. Carrier weekly. Prise for mailing % yssr, or
81 80 for SIX uaouths, In advance.
r. The Weekly Dtspatch 10 Issued essry nj
i.s and mailed TO snbsorihen at sipsr ssnsn.
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THx RUSSIAN CALESDAR.-Ths Emperor Of
Rnssia has resolved 70 introduce the Gfegorian
rslerd dar Into Russia, and thus to do away win
shs difrereuce Of twelve days between ths old
.1vls ana the new This change viii greatly ala
th. dew eIopment Of commerce tetween kasaia and
the rest OF the Christian world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-21

SALE OF RAILRoAD-The n. Y, Northern
Railroad was sold at auction in Albany, N. Y. On
the 10th for e250, 600.
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III FALL GOODS

The sabsca iber respectfully informs bis fen = snd
the pubic generally that he u in receipt Of bis FALL
GOODS en- bfscins
HATS AND CAPS
OF all the medsin styies which he deems y unneces
ar, 70 suffice 1t 70 say that his assort
,asnt Is equal 70 any nahis or any other city = 4
Thsnkfal V discarnipg public Tor thslT ionx scp
s.,as, asd pledges his best sxertions 70 plekss. -
~ 8-MSw JodN TnoAFboN.
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"DREur IN GERMAN.-The Vienna Press IN
nounces that II is about TO publish German trs ns
lstion Of Mrs. Stoves new fiction, Dred," In Z
fsatiLlsf0n.
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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS Postmaster Genera,
Campbell orders the following:

OAmpUeII oru6rs tho f0HOWing
Establish the following post Offices in Virginia
and mako appointments Kettermau's Pendiston
county. Abraham Ksttermau postmaster; Sim.
mons. Pendleton county, Henry Simmons post.
master; appoint Edmund & Everhsrt postmaster
At White Port Clarke county vice George w Rut.
ter, declined; Robert Hall postmaster at Heaths.
Vile, Northumberland county, vice A Sydnor.
resigned James NJ Fitch postmaster at Spanish
OAKS, Appomattox county, vice w w Hammer
resigned; Paris Taylor postmaster at Allegheny
Springs. Montgomery county, vice B N L Holt
resigned
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BOARDING.

BOARDING .-Dns er two families, aud
Ii toar or i've .ingle eentlemen can he accom- mo.
s..sa with BOARD, at the Nictoria House, ON As,n
.,,ars near ssh.. on accommodating terms. 81
* pUs
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CAPITAL PRIZE e4o,ooo
$3.50 Prixes-Lswsse Prise olo.
MORE THAN ONE YxizE 10 EVERY TEN
TICKETS.
PRIZES GUARANTEED
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
fAsiAevtsss b. he Stsss n GsmSsAl
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTHRYi
(H.ASQ On
CAPITAL Palzr 90,

CLASS 80
10 be srsvn n the City Of Atlanta 0esrea n Dsb.
FRIDAY, October -, 1855,
ON THE
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERsi
:, Purchaser IN buying ton Whole TiekstA (whsn
she nunabers end In l. 2 8, 4&65a g. 0l are eus-
In proportion.
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I ADIkS, CAP ES,
- CLOAkS.- Nov receiving
ali the fashionable styles of Tail
In want are solicited to examin.
tabiished cheap store OF AL
oclS
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Begs leave 70 sppnss his friends and the pub-
lie that he has Just opened In the newly fitted
up snd conveniently arranged aors, No. 11 Main
street, and nearly opposite the new Custom House,
. fresh and complets stock Of Hardware, Cutlery,
0uas and Edge Tools purchased upon the most e.
vorabe terms and embracing the usuai variety Of
tfcles fcupd In such an estabiishmsnt.
He respectfully s0iicits share Of Dstsonaes prom.
siag that his prices shalt BE- iow he esa sord,
and that evsry effort shall be nse1 By him - give sat-
isfastion 70 those who may fsyer him-
IL 10 his intsntioa TO kesp hand particularly.
rood sssortmsnt Of houss keeping and 6uildins Hard
ware.
Orders from the sountry shall receive careful Al Z
prompt attention. - H-im
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DATENT LAC1 ,EALS, or Artificial
Breasts an excellel It article for nursing ehidfen
Atmospheric Breast aps; Dr. keedhams Nursing
Nipple sbields; Gum iastic Tubes or Mouth Pieces,
for fitting Nursing bottles for infants Sptoons
for sick persons; Eye Glasses for bathing inflamed
eyes Nursing and BIZ ,eding Bowls Iodine and Chic.
roform Irhsers, ana general assortment OF Medical
" ares and ApparalAs .. For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS
New Apothecsry Store,
ne I5-fw - 1876 NJ w. cor Main and 10Th sts.
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rt,OfI ETTE EJtRpItJLES; COSMETlCsy
pERPiJMER v. I, BIN B; LAGkANO's,
.Da Goosue,ps ,i.brated Handherchie Extracts;
Lubins soaps q id Perfume bags; geunine farl-
ma Cologoes: xe nuins Tortoise shell Combs all
tho eelebraed air DyeE D~pilatory Powder, for Ie
moving supsrfu ,us Hair Fine HAIR Tooth, Nail,
shsyire aud oth r. Brushes Dog Gran Brust e., for
Velvet and Clotl - pbaou's and Gowlands Lotion for
the complexion large assortment of Pomades; OK
Marrow; Reafs Grease: Woods wonderful Hair Re-
s.erativs; Hull Antique Societie Hysieniqus 70.
made and Toile to Vine gar Tweeser Pocket Combs
Fancy sosps; old Cream and Lip Salve; Porte Mon
paiss ia sres variety; smelling Bottles; Rouge
FaAs Theatre /: yinairrs dc Rouge, Meen Fun; Car
mine; Blanc Pcfles, &c. For sale at
nss MEADE BAkERS <
New Apothecary Store,
q. 15-Y ~ 1856 ~ w. cor Main and 10Th ssA-
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VIRGINIA SAVINGs
Y TEkED BY TIE LEI

GINTA.-GAPlTAL 100, coo
ceived on deposit ia sums of
On which interest at the rat
10 paid. for sums remaining
shorter periods, interest at
The whole joint stock bo
Deposits received, and
Cashier, T. B. STARKE, at
corner of Main and Cove .
SAM'L =
T. B. ST A
oc Ism G.. WAL r.
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f1ICOTvS AROMATIC WILD CHEKkY
Il BITTERs.-Tbis preparation combines ali the
virtues of wild Cherry Bark with other valuable
tonic and alternative remedies, and htve been found
Weh adapted reievs and Indig aston, dyspsp-
sis Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint. and set a.
preventative Of the kgae and Fever, Bilious CON-
plants &c. by removing all arrangement of the Lii
YER and digestive o-gsns and brsciug up and !rssto-
rio the system to a hssif,hy condition. Price only
80 cents for full quart bottle. Bold only by
ia L. J. PICOT, Druggist.
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sAIkECT lnifOhI2,T lUN..-The SUBJ
Nscribers have received dir set from the mAnufac-
tnrers, large assortment of Lime Goods, to which
they invite the attention of IL ,usekeepers They
consist of the following: -
"a 9-4 and l04 Table DarzssA
SO, $40, l0-l2, l0-l6 Damssk loths
Demask Doilies and Napkins
l0-4, ia and 12-4 Linen Sheet ng 5s
40 45 and 50inch Pillow hma /
Linen for Floor Cloths f.ts
Shifting Linens, of all grad Ell
Tape Border, Hem'd Stitch d and Emb. Hdkfs.
bira's Eye Diaper and Ke ting +. -r<
PAkkEF N1MMO CO.,
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