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Hon. Pierre Soule arrived in Havana on the 9th
inst from Nicaragua, on his way to New Orleans.
There were l2l deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the 18th inst, of which 3 were of vel
low fever.
A company of SO U. s. soldiers. under Capt
Seymour, left Fort Moultrie, S. c., Saturday for
Florida.
Samuel W. Phillips, of De Ssto county, Missis.
sippi, was stabbed and killed by III. w. Bass, on
the 9Th inst. t..ff 81. stey
Ashbury Davis, lately from North Carolina, liv.
ing near Norfolk, Virginia, was killed on Saturday
last, by falling from his cart. r@8i
The rice mill of General Gadsden. on Cooper
River, South Carolina, with 5000 bushels of rice.
was destroyed by fire ON the 18th inst
The CassviIle ga ) Standard says, As emigrants
passed through that pla.e the 7th inst en- routs
for Arkansas Nearly all were from Castor co
North Carolina.
Murfreesboro, Tenn, has been lighted with gas
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Last night the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute
opened with he most encouraging signs q pros
psrous time while Il lasts. The address Of Af
MORRISON was : most excellent production, ana
gave very high satisfaction to the audience. Inc
picture Of the School Of Athens was received WIN
. round Of applause, and Was exhibited to greA' ~
vantage. II looked sublime. The tone. me 81
ouisie blending Of the colora and the noble
grouped tseether lathe picture were orousn' .''
magnifcently by the finely arranged hsn'''
Pr ats description Of II was admirable
The array Of srticles was very eA'ensive' ~.
there was great deal highly crsditAoie 70 'ns ~.
chanics Of the city. and some inventions Of sol'u
value. The, assemblage was evidently nucn
srstifi cd nv tire exhibition
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!. Tn1.HoRAPHfc Nnwe.
DIsPATc r

n - = =
"a Gnioss . Uonvcntiou IN Pennsy lvnnia.
HARgIsfsuRa, PA Oct. 81 The Union Conven
vs1ti.,u 70 form an anti Buchanan ticket met here
his afternoon. Most Of the counties were repre-.
scented.
A committee, consisting Of one from each Sena-
toria District was, appointed 70 report . perma
nent organization. Dufing tho abaence Of the
committee. an address from Chas. Gfbbon, Presi
dent IT the Republican Executive Committee, was
read, exposing the course Of Jno. b. Sanderson In
relation TO the election ticket, which caused much
feeling
Mr.. Todd, Of Cumberland (Fillmorite) was
chosen President, and made an eloquent speech
upon taking the chair.
The Committee reported electoral tickets -
agreed by the Union Committee of Philadelphia.
A committee was appointed to prepare an ad-
dress to the people
The closing scenes were exciting, and the con-
ventiou adjourned with nine cheers for the Union
ticket. Afs3
- WASHINGTON, October 21-Mr Gibbons nd.
dress IL published in the New York and Pbila-
delphia papers of today. 1Ie accuses Sanderson
of receding from pledges given to the effect that
the American COMMITTEES would join the Repubi-
cans in An anti Buchanan Electoral ticket, and
intimates that meanwhile Sanderson was enter
tanning proposition from Forney for an alliance
with the Democrats.
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RIcaMoMD, Va, October l7tb 1g5s

b hiSHMoHDi VA, OcGober l3th, 100.
al have examined the prospectus of LeuIs
RozsASyI, ESQ., for his Riding School in the city Of
Richmond, and commend his plan to all who desire
to practice the art of commanding the horne He
folowsthe system of Baucher the celebrated cavalry
trainer Of France. whose work translated by Jno
Sergeant, Esq of Philadelphia. have witnessed
the effects of training riders and horses under that
system, in Philadelphia, have converssd much with
the translator, and read the book, and may safely
the public of Virginia that it IL considered the
most perfect system of riding known In either Eu-
rope or America. The Frshch Consul, Mr. Paul. has
introduced Mr.. Rozsanyi to with the highest com.
ineudstiou of him a man and as matter of his
art. l trust that he will secure such patronage of
his school as to form delightful museum of exer-
Csc for the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond The
training he proposes gives the rider and adds
double value to the horse For the troops and cavalry
1t will be invaluable. heartily commend the School
to public patronage and confidence.
HENRY A. WISE.
o. Il
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President Pierce,s supper.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.- Last night the Presi
dent gave q social enter tanment to the officers of
the District Military, City Council, &c More than
600 invited guests were present, including the
heads of departments, officers OF the Army and
Navy, editors of the press and citizens generally
without regard to party. Joseph Gales. the vete
ran editor of the National Inteitigeacer, WAS the
object of especial attention. No set speeches were
made, but the evening passed off pleasantly, and
all departed highly gratiiied with the demeanor
and courtesy Of the President. Mr.. Gales upon
leaving, was escorted to his carriage by the Pres
ident
The Commissioner of Patents has Withdrawn his
resignation.
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~ Ladies', Furs.
STONE MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN.
- MINK, =
Yictornes and Tippets.
SATIN DELAIHES, .,f2aee .-ts @
Lace Curtains, .s.--,.
81, - Muslin Curtains,
ss. Corniee, . ~
Trimmings of sl kinds.
VELVET CLOAKS, very elegant, s~r
Velvet Cloth Cloaks ~
Black Cloth Cloaks,
Misses Cloaks,
Shawls in great variety.
FRENCH EMBROIDERY,
Point Lace Sets, ~
Lace Cspes,
Lace Collars, 9@2
Black Leces.
-''5-s SIS Linen Trimming, new,
and in general stock the greatest and most
risty they have ever offered. -
They are just completing the receipt Of their stock
bought within the last two months add IN ADDITION 20
the well known attention which they have RAID !or
years the elegant goods for ladies and Jantes
they would call special attention to goods for
of the best qualities and at the lowest prices
BLANKETs, s!
&C 22-1m COTTON, &c.
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SNAKEBITTEs IN WINTER MIR John 8. Glover
writes 70 the Paramount yirginian from Moore
Vile, Tyler county, Virginia, that ION the 18th or
january, 1856. Messrs John and Jesse Allen were
digging for q fox on McElroy creek, when the
snow WAS about 26 inches deep; and on Johns
thursting his hand into tbs hole 10 remove stons
WAS se'zea by large copper head snake, which
he drew forth, and which expired almost instantly
~. Alies suffered great pain from the bite Of he
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Two locomotives, the Edward Snowden and John
T. Towers, built in Richmond, for the Washing
ton and Alexandria Railroad, arrived in Alexan-
dria on Sunday afternoon via the Central 81 d
Orange and Alexandria Railroads, and will be at
once placed on the track of the Washington and
alexandria Railroad. These locomotives are built
on Mr.. French's plan, and are substantially built
and handsomely finished. 1t is expected that the
cars will commence running over the road in a
short time f=
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KpiscnpniCon

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2l-During the session OF
the Episcopal General Convention this morning.
Hon. Jas Buchanan appeared and took his seat
amid the Pennsylvania delegation.
strenuous effort was made to create Kansas
and Nebraska into separate missions and dioceses,
and elect Rev DIR Clarke of Connecticut, Bishop;
but 1t was objected to, ~ it deprived Bishop Por.
ter of portion of his missionary field.
The Convention then took a recess Until eve
min
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THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MExI-
co The Havana correspondent of the N. o. Pr
cayune, writing on the 18th inst, says the Spanish
fleet there is preparing with all possible speed to
set sail again for Vera Cruz with the view. of en-
forcing Spanish claims against Mexico Gen.
Urbistondo the late Captain General of the Fill
lpenes in the Pacific is expected to arrive shortly
at Havana to command the land forces of the ex
petition.
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CRIME In NEW YoRK-During the last six
months, the police of New York have made II
arrests for murder, l33 for passing counterfeit
money. II for assault with intent to kill for ar
son. l53 burglary, 1872 assault and battery, % for
gerry, % gambling, los bigamy There were 1924
offences committed against property; 1879 viola
lions Of corporation ordinances; 3D. asa persons
station houses &E5
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SOLDIERS OF l8l2.-Thess veterans of Norfolk
held their annual meeting in that city Monday
Thos. G.. Broughton, the venerable Editor of the
Herald, presiding. On calling the roll it was
found that fovr had answered for the last time,
having died since the last meeting.
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The Expected Steamers.

HALIFAX, Oct. 81, 2 P. M.-No signs yet of the
steamer Arabia, due with dates from Liverpool to
the 1lth inst. 4,sts so. .s
NEW YORK, Oct 81, p. NJ The steamer Her
mann, with dates from Southampton to the 9Th
inst, has not yet arrived.
QUEBEC, Oct. 81, 3 ?. M-The steamer North
America with Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst, now
in her thirteenth day out has not yet arrived here.
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ACCIDENT.-Edgar Beale, son of Charles Fl
Beale, deceased, while cunning Monday near
Lambert's Point, was accidentally shot in his side
by the discharge of his own gun. The wound
will probably prove fatal.
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Grain shipment

BUFFALO, October 20.-Tbe latest advices from
Chicago and Milwaukee, say there are seventy two
vessels now on their way to this city with ,062,
647 bushels of grain.
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Outrapes ON n KaiIrOad,

ST LOUIS, October 1S-An attempt was made
few days ago to throw train off the track of the
Pacific Railroad near Jefferson City, a log having
been laid across the rails. The flag man had been
previously murdered and laid across the track SO
that the train cut bis body in two. 81.
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Republican Mass Meeting
PENNSYLVANIA Election.

DETROIT, October 20-The Hon John P Hale
addressed 5000 Republicans at the Pavilion on
Saturday evening.
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UNDERGROUND OPERATIoHs-Two female ser
wants of Mr.. f. Bradford, in Norfolk, after help
ing themselves to 800 in money, jewelry ant
clothing, disappeared on the underground railroad
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, October 16-By an arrival from the
Far West. we learn that Major Simmons detach.
ment of United States Mounted Rifles was met. on
the I'd of October, at the Big Bend of the Arkan-
sas all well.
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FLORIDA ELECTION CoMPLETE.-Th returns
from the Fiorida election are now complete. Per
~, Democrat is elected Governor by 400 majority,
and Hawkins, Democrat, to Congress by 800 ma.
jority. The Democratic loss since 1854 is GOO
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Cooley yoR NOVEMBER = We have received
from John O'Neill Broad street. Godey's Lady's
Book for November. The contents are useful and
interesting.
We have also received from Mr.. JAS A. Gentry.
Broad street. Harser's Magazine for November.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5l-No further official re-
turns have been received to-day from the State.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH
Arrest of n Mail Robacl

WYTHEyILLE, Va, Oct 21.-Jas. Sterling, a
clerk in the Post Office here, arrested to-day,
by special agent Mcclure, for robbing the mail
He is young man and came to this country from
England
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E re- Exhibition NJ echanics' Institute The
Virginia Bechsncs Institute inform the puoc tnAs
thew are graf fed at the announcement given them
ty the liberal audience of their first nights s1hoi
ton They hope that tits earn set Of continued
support they are receive during their exnl
The Fair will DO opened sach day from 10 A. n. I'LL
Ii p M t&E - &C <<--it
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A CHILD KILLED BY A BEAR.-A child son of
Allen Mcdonald, of Dodge county, Wis. was kill.
ed by bear which was chainedfo . post. The
boy four years sid inadvertently ran within reach
Of the bear, which had range of about twenty
fact saF
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r. Grand Rally and Procession, s3 d.
FOR FILLMORE AND D0NELSON! +
All who keep step to the music of the UNION, and
are determined to support
WILLARD FILLMORE,
the man W no has been tried and found faithful will
assemble in 30 sla -1 -st8llf 5y ,r7
MASS ME ETING,
In front Of the CITY HALL, on li -
Thursday Evening, Oct. 23d, at o'clock,
to re- effirm their unslte rabls resolve
DISTING UISHED SPEAKERS have been m
yited to address the meeting. &C Zl---1
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poa, =. mousTAis" HuT.--Ths Providence
4. y. nays been expended by ihs Frt mont ~
spsesrs y re oedcafing huis IN that civ. which
ons = e hsvs besn poor party Inv IT..
AoA nssss. - = eesn rsaisd % The meritss, who
judge 4 passer 4 = ~ g 40 evening. which No
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TNOvember MagaXines! H..

TNOvember Magazines! - -
HAEPERs MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER,
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK,
LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
BALLOUS DOLLAR MAGAZINE,
MRS. STEPHENS NEW MONTHLY,
YANKEE NOTIONS, fORTERS
SPIRIT, FLAG, PRlVATEER, %
BALLOU, aud ali the papers for the present week.
R-New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Daily
Papers received every morning and evening.
JAS. A. GENTRY,
tt t General Newspaper Agent,
oc Pits No. 100 Broad street.
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~ Genteei Household Furniture, at Auc-
TIoN-Particular attention is requested to my sale
OF Genteel Household and Kitchen Furniture, This
MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock, on Third
street, between Clay and Leigh streets.
oc q s.. THOMAS w. kEESEE. Auet.
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foHT 81 x1cHnonD. os.obsr q.

ARRIVED,
Lighter Farmer, --. James kisef, iamoe''
Whltiock 4 kon.
SAILED,
schr Mary Eliza snipes. Chickahomeny. mdse.
I sshr Lewis MsLains. Backlin, New York. noul'
D. 4 w. Currie. =. aes n q
w. Curris. ss.sg Ms .f.s2H
Steamer Beivdsre, Pri. shett. Bsltimsre, mdz, Lud
lam e Watson = . ,sF4ssfs s,sst sss- s S
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~.SaIe of - Houses and Lots, In Prem
TIss's Row, AT AUcTIoN.-We invite attention to
our SALE commencing this day. at o'clock, of Egh-
teen Houses and Lots Duval and Baker streets,
and known a. Prentisss Row.
oc 2,.-lt TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NEWSPAPERS AND Is
IN PERIODICAL DEPOT, t,,4 ~ tet}
No 12l Broad st., betn 9th and 9th.
NEY YORK DAILY ExPREss, 20 ceat,per week.
new s g YoRK RID DAILY HERALD, IS cts per week.
PHliAbELPHiA DAILY LEDGER, IL cts. per
week, so per month -, ,A..'
HAR RfI RSs' MAGAZINE for November.
Toseh,T wih ~ ahs s0ST1N rEW YpRk and
and MAGAZINES. 1'as
MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS delivered in
.ns IEp GEN. d.,v
cred every morning at O'clock. $3.50 sa
BALTIMORE SUN delivered every evening at 5
os 22-lt* General Newspaper Agent. :
/ EODEY,s LADY,S BOOK FOR Mo-
NJ VEMBER.-Also, large selection of Vocal and
instrumental hS:is jq,s It sonr =. ii
G fs Broad street, near 9th.
The Peoples Map Of virsinia for sale; Price 50
cents -.----- oc 22-lt<
II . FOR NOVEMBER.
IL received at p. b. PRICES.
F Asqi iF1sS ; EW 1872 Of w1ysrnr ~
BAKER's rErTVAL SERMONS ST.
Jay MORNINGS WITH JESUS Ellis
MORNING EXERCISES. 75s
ALEx1N 1naiSI way % or sALpA aef IS
s 81 2; 0y on O. HEBREWS: s25o. -
luDaE ON NJ, &c ". ! :
PRINCE OF HOUSE OF DAVID. $l.25
90 22--St
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who were.
l. preparing articlss for exhibition at thu Meehan-
Ice Fair and who were unable to bring them In Tor
the first days exhibition, informed that the time
for recsivns such extsnded fer day or two longer
By order Of the
oe 22--2s EXHIBITION COMMITTEE.
SCHspOL OE DEAiGN OF THE VIZ
00iNiA MI CHANICS INSTITUTE.--This school
VIII Do opened on or about the 10th of November
next. Arrangements are now being made for . more
thorough and exfensive mode OF te aching the pupils
and every thing that 10 necessary will be done 10 gyo
satisfaction 70 all who attend 3
The school will be undsr the direction Of M w.
9. rECiVAL, who WILDE aided BY competent ~
TsRMs-s2oo per month, payable in advance.
feunG uien wishing to join toe glasses now forming
VAL phase leass thar ct the cfcs Of Mr. Per-
eysi IN Oeddin,s building, with y. w. Lewsilsu, ct
tne otspafeh ohce. or With either one Of the Com
mittee. TAOS SAMSON, 3committas on !
THOS. n. WYNNE, Of Design.
UTICA.--I Le 3D., 1.-
! = iorm the public. that haye sppeinlsd Mr. DAN
~ HUNT, Of The city 81 Richpnnd, my lgs.t. 10
Sondnee retail Grocery auA Restauran 4 ths house
occupied ~ htu IN said busness 1t the ectnar
. . p'A W WII fisa 4 SiSS es!s
81 nnDs Prine hrishF ~ 8; D
a''' ''''s sstiS ssi cas'ii ssS s. ''a'
% 49, s. as ~ y fssrt stIeet.
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J RICHMOND Oct 2lst. 1856.
g~ The Coniman ding officer OF the III on
rico Lighr Dragons tenders the heariest thanks OF
that CORPS to the officers aud Of the gallant com
movements 50 much enhanced the festivities of the
2Uth instsnt. 4rs
The commanding officer of Dragons deems it scarce
ly TO offer the seryces If his corps to the
gallant volunteers of the city, the latter having
right now more than ever, to demand them
The thanks of the company are respectfully Of
fersd TO the Judges and Marshais who so ably dis
charged their duties amid Unforeseen obstacles. The
orator of the day entitled to the acknowledgements
of the Dragons for his happy and appropriate adj
dress to the Knights and citizen solderY.
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ENG ENG rs per stsam.hip JAMEsrown, PARISH,

PAssENcERs poi sLsamsnIP 1AAhsf9"rsfh
Master from New York: ss8
q " Morris J Morris. Chss Reardon, ] HRoyd,
NJ Lsvens Brown, DR. A McCorunaek. Thomas
Whitfield, VIM Clarke, X Sswelf, mrs Mott miss
mis- Buritt, miss H L Hsden. mis-. . Bohannon, Hy
Tripr Chss Stewart lady, child and nutse, Thomas
Keyile and children, miss e Sharp, Isaac Sharp,
miss NJ e Dexter miss C L Dexter mrs Vanhou-
ten mrs b Bartche, miss Peck, mrs Ryder, mrs Z
Disssway aud sou, DR. d C freeman and lady, ) Coz
Inns Williams, w Ryan, and "a in steersse.
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I'll. <or;e,,,tuyal Fair--Neso Market Races-Poiiti-
- 40 cal Netss &c.
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NEW YonK, Oct. H. Arrived: Schr MarEsIe.,
Hanson, and Jamsstowu, Latourette, rsssr, q
North Caroliua, Mcguire, Newborn. IN. @ ns .L
Pika Aumsech. Richmond, on the 18th, oh EsE nIs
bor lost dsek lead Of wood Oregon Frsnees
ington, N. G.. and w. s. Robbins. L0nestrsaI Tunn,
Defrew Edmonds; Dr. Bailev, Haley; Braves, Curtis
Chas Whiting, Butler; all from Virginia. Ste,msf
Jsnestown, arrived SATURDAY. evening a. oe,0cs
in "a bourS from Hampton Roads Capt Parrish ~.
ports hsviug experienced very heavy weather, but
ssms through without sustaining any damage.
BosTox, Oct. lB.--Arrived: Bark Jane Doten'
Winslow, Richmond. We.
PRoyIDEscE. Oct I7.-Ssiled: Schr. VIM =. ste.
Vs. ~ sst3 -
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-SsAs6R OMNIBUS NOrfCE..-T,he
a subscriber win discontinue running
= his OMNIBUS line the regular
route during the continu snce Of the Agricultural
Fair After the Fair, the line will be resumed q
heretofore. - B.s NaF
N. B. The line will be run from the Mechanics to
the Agricultural Fair at Is cents each way, and the
same charge for any intermediate distances. 1900
&C 22---ss GEO. L. EARNEST
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HEATR e..
ktNKEL / rO........... Lssess and Prcyretors
JOIN n FORD.... .s.s........ ...:.... Manager
the Holiday Street Thsstrs, Baltimore
+. ,. NOxLEY, ................... Acting pasnegss
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:. - FOR PHILADELPHIA,
S8 TWICE A WEEK Tho A No. j
2TlEEN Steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Cap.
tain David TEAL, IS now ready 60
receive freight, and will leave ON THURSDAY, Oct
Esd. at Ii o'clock A.. NJ ,3H s9
For freight or passage, having superior accommo.
dstions apply to - Fl. Z. FUTILE,
oc 22---2t Rockets
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ROBERT MACAIRE.
....iTa = T5isY SHIP

ApNISsION-Dres Circle and fsrquseee, g eLs.'
(uo extra charge for reserved sest1 "a x1eF BOXES
Is eta; Galleries 50 and Is cts
- Boz Once open from 8 to O'clock
e11e Doors open 1t II Overture eommeneos % qass
ter before O'Clock precisely.
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INRkNCH WOVEN OeaRnnFM.,-Juser r. !.
= eefve4s aeenplet4 feepTsnalk a. rronea Woven
49, = 'ls q i;Siisa 4 s S st :.
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ITO LUMBER DEALERS Anns;a.s .
i DERS The subscribers having de.e ~. s.srs
discontiaus the Lumber Business. oisr tneiI e.'
stock ut greatly reduced prices conas,ins We .,d
S50,ee0 fact WHITE PINE, all qaaiias'
$50. 900 fact southern DRESS FLOORING
l25s0oa feet Whitewood BOARDS saa DA
a. - ALSO, u.,c,,
Black Walnut, Cherry, Marie, DAN; e.. n,
yellow Pine Boards SCANTLlN0, NAIL s,a - ..l,a
To Cur lsrae and extensive stock, ~ We are ees'~'-
ed to close out the entire stoek withoa, sssSS
q, ao-tm;f Conner Of Cary sad lets --
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rUm DkOP1. --3v0 boxns 1suus 7er~r-.
''s sale b. tosai LQUIs i Eosai EUx.
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NTIR1,INlA RKl.ALlA AND bAS ~ -,
N MANUfACTORY, Corner Of hsia sns .s.sdsss
Richmond, Va, h. Ne DONALD.r-fnss IA kf
has nosx On hand superior assortment .. 81 IL.
the various orders, Masonic. Odd fsho. IN
vitsd. .2snts al
Completes castits for LedGeA n1STris
Div is,sns Il, vuish>A A. short nrsice % y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

T,0ILET ARTICLES of all kinds, IN ~
oe 70 j. w, GARLICK.s prug Store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

TpO DEPOsITORs.-Tho,e who wcrc
preparing articles for exhibition at tina Meehan-
ics' Fair, and who unable to bring them In Tor
the first days exhibition, informed that the time
By order Of the
oe 22--2e EXHIBITION coMMIrrrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

I OsT..On the afternoon Of Sunday N.
II 18th inst, ct Mr. Hose's Church, (7d Pr.,b,.s
ran GOLD BRACELET, with tia initas IN
ward will be paid to the finder upon leaving M,
office, or at Mr. GRErTER5, corner of I'd and Graz
streets 0c 2l-..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22
LOST.

+ OS T.--On Friday evening Iasf 49,.
IL where in this city, POCKET BOOK eonssu'
ing about SSe0 in North Carolina mon.y: slso tr.,
due bills, one for Sl.65, siven By MI Cha, "
iLocher. and the other for 80, siven by AJAX Hin
Tine public are cautioned against tesdifr or ,.s.;a
ing said notes. payment of the same having been
stopped. sse 5# '''A
oc 2l-St* zCHAS L. CrlRvv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

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