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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-23

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IIKBRKw LANuuAGE.-I sAall e1ee
-. aafE ssi ~ q LxH6uxoE oas ior sssslsnss
and the other for bsJs Those whe wisa - fgn VII
please call me 1t m NJ CS1cGI n
Toe 2l--iot corner Of LEI and Nsrshall &c.
DICHHfOND N1lflTAKY lNBTlTUTK.
ANY. J. AMBLER WEED. Principal classiesl
Mr. CHXS 3 LXUCK. .l0ndsats VI. Military In.
ssituts,mDepsrtm't: nsshsmaties, Nat Science
NJ. j. MICHAkD-Modsrn LAnsassss. 49,.
MI. A. CALY0-Drawing.
The subscriber win commences, the 4th annual
session Of his school on the 1T October nsxt uneef
In addition to . full Classical .Mathsmatis.i and
Enssh course, Military obstruction VIII e gwen %
all W hose parents my desire IT, These Will consul
tute q corps Of Oe6ets, properly uniformed, and sub
jected to regular dsHy dri and weekly parade.
The uniform woin By the Csas. a. 10 he ~
once economical and neat. - - ~ = !,
Tho duties Of thu department win be 20 arranged
Of the school, but viii rather it is hoped, become
slim thereto, well ~ powerful agent pro.
noting the health, manners and persona oesrng OF
new building, embracing commodious study and
recitation rooms will be ready for the opening Of the
TIE location 1.-THE brow Of the hill adjoining the re-
s;dences of Mrs Bruce and Mr.. seddon) has been se-
Iectcd with especial reference to the comfort and
of being snce retlfed hcceseDfe,
with free circulation Of air fine prospect and sps
cous play grounds.
Terms as heretofore. Circulars be had on sppli.
cation. J. AMbLEh WEED,
Livery cheerfully bear my testimony to Mr.. c.
Y. Lsuck, Graduate of this institution fsith.
ful and lsborious teacher He has been engaged In
teaching for two years, and am will commend
himself to those who may patronize the school In
which he teaches. ArEt
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
Va. MILITARY INSTITUTE. Aug. IA. 20 70
NOUTHkItN FEMALE INSTITUTED
~ The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute viii commence the rst Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department. IL under the charge Of
d. Lee Powell, Esq. - -ttt.
noard, for nontns..
IuClon
French, Italian, German, Spanish, esch..-.....2
Latn
Drawing from 800 to $50.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra ....
P b kEE = Po 1oKkissoH Principals.
Address. Redmond Va. Nv 2'-ts
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OFFICE VA. F. & NJ. INSURANCE CO., 2
RICHMOND, oath July, 1856.

II ENVY ATls--IHIb COE3FHhy hNVlnX 70
~ moved to their new office, No. 1871 Main street.
next door to the Dispatch Office, is prepared as here
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in 1882, and having now been in opera.
ton twenty four during which time they
MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history of
the past aordng the very best guarantee for the
future The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the asuring public has enabled it to become ia
n,iliar with their wants and pains will be spared
information withheld that will tend to insure ac
cerscy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurence ad
dressed either to the President Secretary and win
in render such facilities may be in thei,
power to their patrons -.
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NIKW sTUKE AND NEW STUCK OF
IN SIIPERIOD READY MADE CLOTHING

NEW sTUkE AND NEW STUCK OF
IN SUPERIOD READY MADE CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WINTER, 1886 and l857-Com-
prsing all new styles Of fall and winter Over Coats
Raelsnds Talmas and Shawls; Dress and Frock Coats
of French and English cloths; Business Coats OF
fancy Cloths and Cassmeres Vest in endless variety
of Silk Satin, Velvet, Plush, Msrino Cashmere Cas-
simere, &c- Black Dress, and fancy French and Cas-
simere Pants; do Satinet. Kersey, &c.;- Fur
nishipg Goods; Cravsts Scaffs Ties Stocks, Com.
fors, Mufer.. &c, of the grestest Variety suspen-
dcrs; Kid, Silk, Fur, Buck and Cashmere Gloves;
Hsndk erchiefs; Socks; Shirts; Collars: Silk and III e
rno Under Shirts; Silk merino, and Cotton Flannel
Drawers; Umbrellas; India Rubber Goods, &c.-
Wholesale and retail.
j. d. GOODMAN has now open, at his large new
store room, 119 Main street, Richmond Va, large
and entirely new stock of fall and winter Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all new styles of every
grade of Goats, Pants aud Vests, ana Furnishing
Goods From his great facilities in manufacturing,
his liberal patrons and the public generally will still
find all articles in bis line, from finest to lowest
grades of the very best make and at unusually low
prices for cash. 80 E 10.
Remember place and No, I19 Mein street. next
dsor to j. w. Randoph's Bookstore. ias- T. =.
Tri.weekly Receipts direct from the Mandatory
se 16 I'D. GOODMAN.
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VaT,TIRIN FAKIuS FUK SALE.-I n

4 VALUBLE FARMS EUh SALE..--I an
4 authorised to sell valuable farm in Powhstan
county miles from the Court House, and 5 miles
from James river, and mles from the Danville Rail
road containing 1851 $50 acres is cleared so
acres is very rich creek low grounds. The cleared
land is divided four zelda, under good fences. we'll
watered and in high of cultivation; good Dwelling
House. Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-
tiers; balance in wood land. The barrel and other
timber on the land will more than pay for the farm.
A never failing creek runs through the land. d
ALSO. tract of III acre., miles from Powha-
tan Court House, and miles from James river; 400
acres of which is cleared land; balance in virgin
growth, we'll timbered in pine and oak buildnes
COED Adjoining the house is Ave tobacco lots of Is
acres esch worth at least 800 per acre. Neighbor-
hood good. The cleared land, part is in high stat
of cultivation, the present crops will show. -
ALSO.--Atraee $50 acres, miles from Powhatan
Court House, $50 Of which is cleared; balance
in virgin growth consisting of good pine oak and hick
DRY timber Buildings good, including Stables,
Barns, &c. t5-
ALSO.-A tract, 565 acres In Chesterfield county,
on Swift creek, one mile above Martins Depot, ON
Danville Railroad. There is this tract Grist Mill
in good order Is first quality low grounds, and
$50 acres wood lsnd, well timbered; the balance of
the land is In high state of cultivation and il nsd
cred the best faru in the neighborhood.
ALSO Several small farms in the same neighbor.
hood, which will be sold bargain. Plats may be
seen at my store, and terms made very liberal by
early application to ..., -,- ALEX. MOTT. j
Ga IF
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$50 FALL TRADE IN
TIKI GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT. 3,
JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main Street.

! 80 hICI1MOND7, FA.t -
HAS now ready for the Fall trade by Wholesale and
retail, the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured -
In order that the requirements OF all his customers
may be most fully met-and to obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in ssoytent of
every article IN his line both home and foreign. for
LADIES' Gentlemen's, Children's and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or cornmunicat with.
To the getting up of Silk and other Hats In his own
mandatory, he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North or South
can equal, and none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being Of
the most complete kind all orders will be filed with
the greatest punctuaiity and promptness.
au S0-h sFs1 COS ~
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FALL RACES.


aA1A FAL L kACEs..--
A&6EA~ WARRENTON COURSE
3A4F The Races over the War
are postponed until the 2lst Of October next instead
Rock and Petersburg Races T43s.-. 81. ..te
"A two year old stake open, to be the
1st day of the 5000 entrance half forfeit three
to name and close by the 18th September. I'D.
FIRST DAY.-Sweepstakss for colts and 6es that
never won race, mile heats S 100 entrance half for
fetto name and close by the 18th day of September
Now two entries.
SECOND DAY.-Jockey Club Purse for $400-S
mile heats--eutrance $50.
THIRD DAy.--Jockey Club Purse of S80s-S mile
heats-entrance $25. ,N
FOURTH DAY.-Proprietor's Purse of 5000 mile
heats-entrance $50. .f
The Proprietor pledges himself to have the old
TT ack in elegant order, with new buildings
New Stebles furnished Race Horses gratis.
By order of the Club
a -"t P. J. TURNBULL, sec'y.
p Gen. M. T. HAWKINS. Prop'r ard Treasurer.
FURTHER PosTPoNEMENT.-At meeting of the
Warrenton Jockey Club. held at DR.. Brownlow's
Hotel the following members being present: w. Ea-
ton, Sir, President; Or. Stephen Davis Samuel New
ell, John Newell, B. H. Prddie, NJ. T. Hawkins
President and Treasurer-it was
Resolved That, in consequence of the Petersburg
races taking place on the 18th of October, the War
renton Races shall be postponed until the 18th of No
ven,ber at which time the purses heretofore adver
tised will be run for.
THOS g. PLUMMER,
Sc l6-lawtNl -'5's Secretary pro tenn.
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- gSI9N ASKISTL CYL; Z

.rzzzzszz==ssr1 UNION AGRICULTURAL
sesss4 FAfR--To be held at PETERSBURG
on TUESDAY, 2lst; WEDNESDAY,
22d; THURSDAY, 23d. and FRIDAY, oath October
Tickets will be issued at the Ticket Once OF this
Com pany, in Richmond, commencing on MONDAY,
2Cth inst on each of the above days, for ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS for the round trip, to 90
and return-geod to return at any time previous to
TUESDAY. the 18th Oct osH
TRAINS WILL LEAVE RICHMOND Express Train,
daily. Except Sunday) at 81 g., M; Accommodation
and Freight Train, daily Except sunday,) at 81 a. M
Mail Train, daily, at p m. - G
TRAINS WILL LEAVE PETERsB'G.--Express Train,
daily, at 81 a. r Accommodation and Freight Train,
daily, Except Sunday,) at 81 nj Mail lain, daily
Except Sunday.) at m. .,.>...-. ..
The usual rates of Freight will be charged on all
Stock and articles going to the Fairs but all such
Stock and articles as may return from the Fair the
property of the owners,l shall be carried back
free; and to such as do return having passed over
this road the charge paid shall be refunded on pre-
articles have actually been exhibited. gs.g
THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't
Office Richm'd Y Pet'g R R Co.,
ncfo har1 n
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1919 CAKKIAGEs, CAkkiAGks:

>M-w, CAHKIAGES, CARRIAGES.
ES The subscriber hiss on hsnd at his Coach
xc<-I Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al.
lev between Main and Cary, <5th End 18th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKIES all of his own make, Of the best
materials and workmanship. All Of which will be
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
of Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in of any article in the Carriage line, a. de-
terrnined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, asd all work sold, that 10 new, wa
rapted. if't ~
fe 2-dam NJl} MICAJAH MANGUM.
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- FANCY EIJRs. FANCY FURs. 4

I'm FANCYEURS,F FANCY FURS: -
Eli We have now open, complete and
~ splendid stock of Ladies and Children,s
Fancy Furs consisting of the following styles Nus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Elk. Black Lynxi FITCH;
Siberian SQUIRREL; Golden Fitch; French Martin, and
every other style of Fancy Furs for Ladies' and Chill
dren Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
rage Robes and Foot Muffs which have been select
ed fresh from the largest and most extensive manu-
factories and will be sold at wholesale and retail on
the most favorable terms. Ladies are particularly
requested to call and examine the above spiendio
Goods which for neatness, style and quality, cannot
be excelled. ~,.,
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill.
drens Hats and Caps ofeyery style; Gents Hats ana
Caps them will be found something entirely
new making one of the most completes and selected
stocks ever offered in this market. - ~
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEIsIGEK,
"a. ~ No 10 Main street.
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Ck0xAuSQ 81 = 1 i! ~ - 81.
~ gHLLQR1N,s 4Ng x0UE8as
ksAf0TH1lo0-4ko Doe1odDe4 - n1Nstye
kreoet cd bost soutnene ~ QbOyA HING
Mlor Okiiiusn's aa1 YoaehS week Inst Re ever
Aad % Ger eompikse III siteA sty1ee md 4s.aitss
fsrsnts - suas1isns ~ - othsrs !. wsnt u s.sh
eoeSa void ssvs mueh sishs and trouele ~ eelhag
smncdisl4ly q ms, - IN determines 70 cass ~.
y to insure perfect sattsfaction ~ VIII
- cold low for cash, or - runsssaI sas2msu.
: No. 1924 Main It, oDpodts The American Hotel.
~ FALL GOODS, lS00.-Ihe sab.
& scriber has Just rseeivede besunfui sssort-
IA neut OF Genfismen's FurniskI1hg GOODS. such
U. a. fine dress Shirts Dsswer1 socls Coiisrs
guspsndsrs, Gloves, Neck Ties. Pseket Hdkfs. &c |,
ks. Also, large Let Of gsntlemen': shswn, 70
which be would ssh the attsnffon Of bis friends ana
ths nnhlic seneraIlv. z. B. SPENCE,
% 10 No. 17o, Msin and 18th sts.
--.10 K. 8. McKLKOY, Merchant Tailor,
= Governor Street, . few DOOR above Main, !.
IA Has last received beautifuI assortment Of
III GOODS, adapted to sentlemen's wear, con
sistine Of Cloths and Csssimeres Of all eolors Vel
yets silks and Cashmere Vestings Of the most besu
tifuI desoriptiou all Of which have been recently
selected b. hinseH In the Norther cities and he IL
now pre- pared to execute orders with on
reasonable terms. % IS-zm
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<(A~s~~-~.
1uTUlIN LEAyE9 AR1 FALLING
xss.p. l...s. Or. aiiiss ssili q vili.w asA -
o., ', us.sSrs meadow .ad the s ID. yslst ssa
i. .J Ea = Il sss sw... noatAs ~ q thoss tn.
m. 800 sas ana .r,A.. china ne, ere lsr
That Joyous shrons II intauts dsar whose troubles
H.s 1 essssd tie mothers heart 70 blssd. slthoash
rho .ss autumn Dsaa leaves srs falling t in es and IN
Ar. 70 ths. mind embedded there, !. ven yon-
der tablet. q y e
II friends all knew q well a. J. hs Gauss Of 70 much
They would thsir duty do to-day-not put IT OF Till
rh.. ss.sins cough. 80 simple, now the cause of 80
Can ..cn se cured, If they try LEoHARDs IN
a. Price Is cent? per bottle. To be had Of al
Drusgsts and deslersin the Stste OF Virsinis-
CAkTEk,s sfANIsH MIXTURE The
Read the Jolloaoing Certificate 7se
LEWIS cRsEK z. O., Ksnsw hs Co., vs,
Messrs. WIN. 8. BEERS & Co:
Dear Sirs-l WAS in the year OF 1880 attacked with
the scrofula was, indeed, at one time given up Ny
Patent Medicines coEld hear of and employed seve
raj physicians. All did good until saw Carters
Spanish MIXTURE spoken highly of by the news-
papers got few bottles, according to directions:
the result IT, that am as sound as ever was
in fact fee1 better than did in my life, and
would recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
that awful disease. A
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, and
Druggists generally aus
VIRGINIA w d X NJ KILLEk.-CHIL.
DREN CRY FOR IT!-This valuable and pop
ular preparation is recommended with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and test OF years. hsv-
ing proved ii to be of the best safest and most
reliable worm destroyers in usee ee HA
1t issweet and pleasant to the taste and s readily
taken by children may be given with perfect safe.
ty the youngest infant it contains no Oil OF
Wormseed Turpentine other nauseating drug, that
would be apt rritate disorder the system. On
the contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefited by it's administration even when no worms
| exist /. is prepared especially fol- children.
| Prepared only by e. ]. PICOTi sold also. by
PURCELL, LADD il Co BENNETT, BEERS FISH
| En- Wholesale agents, and by Druggists generally
L . Z
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CAPITAL, $2Oe,OeOI!!

~ ~. DIRECTORS.
T. M. ALFRiEND, President.
81. Z: Kent, of Kent, Paine 4 Co., -
Fl. w. Quarles 81
VIM Beers Of Beers Poindexter,
FL. w. Fry, of II. w. Fry u Sons;
Wn. Palmer
J. A. Inloes,
A. K. Parker, Of Parker Nimmo l. Co,
J. L. Wadsworth, of Wadsworth Turner & Co
Tho Samson, of Samson u Pae,
c. w. Purcell, of c. W. Purcell b Co.,
B. l.. Winston,
J. p. Winston, of Winston q Powers
8. T. Puilism,
II. A. Claiborne, fsz
r. Cullen, ~ s-rs
Geo. W. Smith, Of Smith Harwood.
:fyZ4-u w. L. C0WARDIN Sec'y.
q Regular discount day of the company is Thurs
day in each weekpaper to be offered before o'clk
on that day
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C - &. :! -.
4 M GORE 8
r.r SsIrrs1 8tE1yfhs nmrsr's 2

rhoss IN want Of tip-top HATS, are reminded that
their tssts osn be grabbed ct the PREMIvM HAT
STORE, No. ~ brca1 sesese xnen 80 sHsysg y
thS city. Ny purchases ars nseeeaeriy hfgs, sos91
III the incrsasias demand for the presens popsA0
Es,s vhich have becn introduced tins Rsll, z..ss.
~ Agreement 81 APS for gsntlsnien touthS and
6evs and my chtldren's and mi1SsS HATe, CAp6
md FLATS, are full and well selected:
Nv stock Of Ladder aud MtmeS FUkS b fnH and
var Ans con1prisnx ali the various styles. -
In fact my tock Il very large and well selected, o.
ali ARTICLES belonging to my busfnesA which VIII ss
= Country merchants will do well to call snd exa-
mine my stock before buying. Call ct The Premium
Has Store. 7oJ Brosd street.
r. S.-Hats made to erdsr at the shortest notice.
warranted to please. - H--lm
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DELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.-.Thts Institu.
ID ton is situated on Church Hi Richmond, Va,
IN delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tents and the successful treatment of disease 't
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly cornmodiops. =
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
~ TERMS: -tti ~ ~ '.i
Colofcu Ibasnt6.s PEI week.
Whltes.... .........................
Er1vSC6 aCcOHm0Qat1One......... 20 III -
These rates embrace al charges for Board, n di.
cines, snd Medical and Surgical attendance.
EY. No Small Pox admitted
'-f - 's' PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5tk.
c. 8. MILLS, M. d.
18th street. between Broad and Marshall
r.. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
Corner Of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physicisn-Dr. WOOD my 2L6m
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III - aTHE ADAMS EXPRESS
- y - - - COMPANY, 1874 MAIN Sr.
Having renewed their Express on the Raleigh and
Gaston ksilresd, nov prepared to forward. with
dispatch and at rates. every kind of MER
CbANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
kY, DC. he, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trasty messengers, to all points on the
kaisish and CASTOR Railroad, VIZ -
9hSTON, HENDERSON,,
FhANKLiNToN, RALEIGH,
s.as and intermediate peints. 81 Il 4
1efehants and others entrustne Goods to the
Aosms Express Company, will be relieved from the
necsnty OF finding consignees at every point alcng
"a me, fhsrsby saving time and expense,
uoeos called Tor and delivered free OF charge q
Z MAcpoNouuH. Agent. :e TT ]
Mill. THEY CONlE - BY every steam
81 .e are IN receipt Of several Gases of the latest
1est sgprovcd styles Of Clothing from one manu-
ne..sy Wssre opening this day, kns Dress FrocAs.
nsrs an. Sesnmefe fAnts, Rich vsivst yests Su.
sn1 s.a sests tpoth plain and fancy styses) Six
ssn.,o sn scars Ties. 10. ks. to which ~ All At
sesssn, snd Of superior quality ~ - =. - ~ sA'
&C = KEN Baf,r1wIn j. IN
I'LL " k.--At perss.- E.vI.- oT....---
are reaa nsl sne estate Of john C Powell ds.ss.ss
ths,. present the to me pvor.rl- =.
sasa and I'll persons indsbssS e sp an
II = eesIss 70 make payment 70 me !. spssS
~...-. JOSEPH ,. POWELL A1.,.,
80 is q la g. Rs1slL lssx.
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Decrease l2z3 56 inc. 46f, 259 de- SIS IN sz4 ~
TIL. .t,ternent shows an average decrease in loans
NJ Il sas 56 increase in specie of &4S4 159, der
crasse In the circulation OF S5l, SIS and neminel
ncrsase in eposits of $e247l1 The deposits show.
after allowing for the exch ct the clearing house,
an actual decrease of 1864 9sS. The actual amount
f snece 10 bank is ess than the average and probs
bly does not exceed ten millions of dolisrs. as
The animal report ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road contains the following items of interest:
"Ths gross earnings of che main stem for the past
year are set down at Se595t 81 being increase
Of s67449s o. over the previous year. while the
expenses of working the main stem for the fiscal
vear and keeping the road and machinery in order,
hsye amounted TO 81 3s4 779 81, being $40 per cent.
UPON the gross earnings, and compared with the pre-
yious year Is 2.49 per cent. less fa..s==t--
"Since September 30th, 1855, various payments
have also been made amounting in the aggregate to
Isl 1856 oil 81 by which the entire floating debt OF the
com pony has been iquidssed with the exception OF
$500 not yet matured.
The profit and less account shows the clear gain
for the fiscal year be 81 TAB 49, or upwards OF
II per cent. on the aggregate capital stock
THE net earnings of the main stem, exclusive OF
oil cxtraneous receipts, exceed II per cent.
The profit and loss account shows surplus OF
SIS IS G7i 75 or So 529 so7 Is, with the proposed d.
vidend Of per cent. on the Dist inst deducted"
aer by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22--Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn 102 sent, lower and unsettled
new York Oct. 22-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat sdvancing-Red s SOILS; white S 63O
LII, Corn higher-Mixed SIC. Stocks frm-Va- SIS
S92. et,r
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IA CERN.-Taken up the Western Branch,
Nabout the 18th of July, colored man, who
calls himself DAVY TINES, about &c years
49, years of age, FIVE feet six inches high, of q
dark bacon color. He pretends TO be free man from
Isle Of Wight county, but having papers he is be-
lieved to 9 runaway. He has pass dat ed the Sd of
Jsnnary, and Vi sned John Chapman, which issup[
posed TO hays been written by himself ANY infor-
nation concerning him may BE- had on application to
the subscrber of the all of Norfolk county
hWss sssss MARSHALL HUTCHINSON,
Ne M--6w u Jsiior Norfolk county.
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MOTICE.--JOHN w. COSBY having
transferred and gned to me, for the benefit OF
his creditors ali debts and claims due eccruing to
him by bond, bill, note, open account otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts ams
to make immediate payment to me, as longer indui'
gence cannot be given. sF- o.
jy 19---ts ALEX GARRETT, Trustee.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

-.sTf.ga-1 INSTRUCTION ON THE
E<sssSf<rs53ys3 PIANO.-A young lady, who has had
~ M ~ hi considerable experience in teaching,
j y y and can produce pupils that, in one
quarter play and sing most any ordinary piece Of
music, wishes a few more scholars. As she herself
received inst ctions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, w. M. Hoffman,, ESQ., feels confident
she can give satisfaction to those who encourage her
Terms Ii per quarter Of 20 lessons Address M. y.
A., box SCI. post Office. " 2Z-ts
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