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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

FURTHER REPORTS FROM KANsAs.-The fol
lowing is the substance of teegraphic dispatches,
from St. Louis and Chicago, dated the 9th, about
Kansas affairs:
Further accounts of the affair at Ossa watomis
say that there were two hundred men on each
side The abeltionists fired first, which the
Southerners returned and then charged, killing
Mr.. Brown and his son and some thirty others
The abolitonists attempted to swim the river in
their retreat and a number were drowned
Advces from Kansas via Nebraska report the
Iowa road closed by band of armed Missourians
under the command of Gen. Richardson. party
of $50 emigrants Nebraska had been pre-.
vented from entering Kansas and were expected
to force their passage in few days.
Private advices up to Tuesday last say that
every Free s tate man had been driven from Lea.
venworth at the point of the bayonet all their
property having been destroyed or contiscated.
Mr.. Phillips the correspondent of the New York
Tribune, and his brother, are among the killed
Their property was also burnt 1t is said that.
Phillips fired from his house and killed the pro
slavery men. Forty sufferers arrived here to-day
destitute.
To show how much reliance may be placed on
the above dispatches, the N. Y. Tribune Of Satur
day states that Phillips, its correspondent was in
New York on the day of his reported murder in
Kansas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
Po,iticnl Demo,nst ra,ions

Boston, Sept. "a report from Concord n.
H., estimates that from twenty to thirty thousand
participated in the Democratic ratification meet
ing in that city today. The procession was two
miles long, marching eight abreast.
Another report says that 5000 were present, and
that the number in the procession was oslo, from
an actual count. Both reports agree that much
enthusiasm was displayed.
BELoIT, Wis, Sept The Republican demon
stration that took place here yesterday an i'm
mense gathering. The estimate of the number
present is % 0O0.
ROCHESTER, N Y, Sept. 5-The Republicans
of this city and the adjacent towns held an i'm
mense demonstration here to-day. 1t is estimated
that there were at least thirty thousand persons
present Speeches were made by Messrs. Gid
dings, Burlingame and others, and the whole pro-
ceedings were marked with great enthusiasm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
Great Firemen,s Celebration I'm New Ha.
ven. Connecticut,

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 6-Yesterday was day of
great excitement on account of the Firemen 3
prize trial There were Sc companies and Is
bands of music, besides 10 of martial music The
average number of men about so to each
company This afternoon the prize trial came off
on the Green, before a very large number OF spec
tators Nineteen machines played each through
$50 feet of hose, and the first prize of $500 W as
won by the Rippowan Company, of Stamford, CT,
who used a machine manufactured by Button, of
Waterford Y. The height of the str cam thrown
by them was 1853 feet. The second prize of $500
was won by the Dsmper Company, No. A. of Hart.
ford with the machine of Waterman, of N. York
The height of stream thrown by them was l52 #.
The third prize of 500 was won by Phoenix Co,
No. 10, of Brooklyn. N. Y, with the machine of
Zimmerman, of Boston. The height of the stream
was l49 feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08
SarinuE Rniiroad Accident.

ALBANY, Sept 6.-The Cleveland Express train,
which left Buffalo last evening, overlook cattle
train at Port Byron abou. 10 o'clock. The switch
man should have switched the Express train on to
the switch but neelectng to do SO, the engine ran
into car to which was attached cattle train
In the car were six drovers No material damage
was done to the car, but, the shock disconnected
the steam pipes the locomotive, filing the car
with steam All the six drovers were scaded and
died in a short time Two or three of the passen-
ger cars attached to the express train were badly
broken, but none of the passengers were injured.
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The u. s. Frigate Observation-Disclosures at
Maynpuey

BOSTON, Sept. 6-The U. 5. frigate Macedonia,
which has been undergoing an examin alton for
the past week, is pronounced unseaworthy, her
timbers being found to be much rotted. She will
have to undergo very thorough repairs to make
her fit for sea.
Dates from Mayaguez to Aug. 18th, state that
the cholera was raging fearfully at that place. car
rying off forty or fifty persons daily. The NOR
tality was mostly among the blacks
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MEDALS FOR THE PORTSMOUTH PHYSICIANS
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger of SafurLaY SAYS:

Six gold medals, intended for presentation to
Lewis W. Minor, Surgeon; Thomas b. Steele and
James r. Harrison, passed Surgeons; and Ran
dolph Harrison, Frank A. Walk, and John c.
Coleman, assistant Surgeon, at the Portsmouth
Va, Naval Asylum, by the Town Council of
Portsmouth, in consideration Of their services du-
ring the ravages Of the yellow fever in that place
and Norfolk, last year. have been manufactured in
this city. The medals weigh six ounces each, are
made of virgin gold, and are embelshed with a
representation OF the Portsmouth Naval Asylum
on one side, and an appropriate inscription on the
other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

SAFETY OF THE ARABIA.-The steamer Per-
STA spoke the Arabia on the 24sh ult, inside of
Cape Clear and she would reach Liverpool the fol.
lowing day. The Arabia sailed from Halifax leak.
ing at the rate of IS tons hour and her arrival
will quiet the apprehensions felt for her safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

DIED,
IN this city on Friday night, 9TH inst, Mrs MAR
GAkET MCFARLAND. wife OF M Walter Nc
Tsriaud, in the SD year Of hsrass
AZ the residence Of her father In this city. on the
ri az sspteuber, MARTHA JANE 6UTHER
LAND, assd IS months and u days
O'Clock from Rev M. d. Hrgs's Church ON 9Th street
The fiende and acquaintsnces of the fauiy are re-
qussted to attend
y.,te.a.v. 18th instantly MARY MAGDALINE
oo0nE infant daughter of Joseph and Mary C.
Goode, aged year, 8 months and days
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
IIy TO attend her Funeral from her fathers
r..denee near the corner of 18th snd Main streets at
81 O'clock, this afternoon without farther notice.
Sweet il the flower that scents the morn,
And withers in the rising day.
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly aed its life away.
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he.i,h whilst the Judge was stu In jan. If the
man he wouisded had died, the Judge would have
been hungi In vain has the Governor Of Califor
mia appealed for aid 70 the commanders of The
forces of the United States and to the Federal
Government At Washington. Gen. Wool refused
arms to the Governor though It appears that be Is
now of opinion that the Vigilance Committee
ought at once to be put down. Political matters
are out of our province, but we cannot withheld
the opinion that the administration has greatly
erred in failing to order the whole army and navy
Of the United States to enforce obedience TO sne
regularly constituted authorities of California
The committee may now disband, but 1t VIII as
band in triumph, and will, no doubt, keep up
secret organization till its real objects, whatever
these may be, are accomplished
But no matter what It's purposes, 1t is moo us
success is victory of madness over reason Oh
rebellion over law, of the people over themselves
II Il stigma upon Republican institutions wnicn
all the gold of California cannot gid, nor all the
waters of the Pacific wash away. The oreaniza-
ton of the California Vigilance Committee and its
triumuh over law. will do more to weaken the
faith of the world in mans capacity for self
government than any event which has occurred
in the history of the American Republic.
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Co,vressiop.I Nomination.

RACINE, Wis, Sept 5th.-The Democratic Con.
vention of the Eastern Congressional District of
this State, have nominated MIR. Hadley, OF Milwau-
kie, as their candidate at the approaching cleo.
tions The nomination was by no means unan-
imous one, and many of the Democracy openly re-
pudate it, o-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

IMPROVEMENT OF IRISH LABoRERs.-A letter
from Limerick says that the wages of harvest
laborers there is 80. 3D. per diem, with board
Most of the laborers are from the west of Clare,
Galway and Kerry, and, it is said, they are all
unusually well clothed this season. in fact rags
an execution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

PRESIDENT PIERCE and w. w. Seaton, of the
National Inteliigencer, passed through Alexandria
Saturday, en- route for the Fauquier White Sui
phur Springs.
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Kansas News.

CHICAGO, Sept. Sit is presumed here that the
Mr. Phillips, reported in the dispatch from St. Lou
is to have been killed at Leavenworth, was of the
firm of Phillips & Brother, merchants in Leaven-
worth, as the gentleman of that name, who cor
responds with the New York Tribune from Kan
sas, is at present absent from the Territory
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEc.
rfoN-The Governor has appointed WIN. LEIGH,
ESQ, Commissioner for the Presidential cleo
ton in Berkeley county, in place D. II. Conrad,
Esq declined. Also, WIN II. PAYNE, Esq "a Com
missioner for the county of Fauquier, in place of
VIM T. Payne, a name inserted in former appoint
meut by mistake
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

THOMAS BAsYE formerly member of the Vir-
ginia Legislature has been appointed Judge of the
First Instance of the Oriental Department of Mic
arapua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

VIRGINIANs IN PARIs.-Among the Americans
registered in Paris the 2lst of August John
Allan and E. TaIiaferro of Virginia.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, September 8.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED.
schr Ashland, Metshell, Baltimore, salt Shaer,
Kohler Co.
Schr Volunteer, Gildersleeve Peadrokeys guano to
order.
Schr Edward Wood, Passwatsr, Philadelphia, coal,
A. g. Lee
schr Federal Hill, Wheat1ey, fredericksburg corn,
L. N Webb Co.
schr Jacob Birdsall, -, N Y, guano, Cren.
shaw Co.
Schr Josephine, Waterbury. coal, p. C. Larus.
,s SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, nids, Lud-
lam & Watson.
schr Jno Bell, Ham, via City Point, to finish
load. ing for Boston. =.s
Schr Accomac, Fisher, Norfolk, mds.
CLEARED,
Ship VIM Cummings w. r. Johns master, for
Rotterdam with 1l5s hhds Tobacco and Stems and
$40 bbls Flour by Palmer & Clopton and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

GENERAL A GENC AND CUnlNIIS.
" SION BUSINESS The undersigned ofers his
services to the public in the above business He will
buy and sell Real Estate, out Houses, hire out
Negroes, buy aud sell Produce snd Merchandise, and
do generally any business of the sort which may be
entrus ed to him. To those who have known him as
3 citizen of Riohmond for twenty five years he does
not deem it necessary to say thst promptness and
fidelity will characterize his transactions To others
who may need to be informed on these ponts he
begs to refer to the gentlemen whose names appear
below.
AZ Office, for the present, Pearl street, oppo-
site the Exchange Hotel with Mr. VIM. H. Richard
son. ABNER w. RICHARDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

DOCKS. PAPER, AsfATl0Nkky.
ID AN0 FORTES AND FANCY Goods.
NORRIS, % Main Street, Richmond, Is row 0P'"
Ing his FALL sUfPLY Of
hooks. PAPER, STATIONERY. he. =
Embracing HE usuai large and general assortmsns
whieh he would invite the attention OF his hiei''
and the public generally
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, hs efsrs maui. -
ments q fair aud q hersi A. rsu Be obsAned n .Iy
market Tor the sas csss 81 rooaa q are found " h
estAhiiahment. -.,s
He u Sole Agent for the Mle Of WoNCEaihns
PIANOo ana FRiNCE,s NELopEONS, which y Y
needlesa 70 sAy, ara the eckaowlS6ae1 eest ihssss
ss-ss 4 HoRiis. ~ Asias :.
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apHmAL NoECug.


- TN ijnIsu BufldIna Euud Csmgany
Nin Mn e1'a q she Js6sron Ward sehosl-ouss. e
.slosd !. s41asss ssos. S: Company
nr". rsceiyed &C the Sscretary's Office until q
o'clock r NJ and u the Pl,es Of usstns Inn -
o'clock. =. y y. " 49,
- Sit
nav pre usred 10 dye ana finish everv description OF
silk. Cotton and Wooen goods, - " sil q any e.
tabishneot in New York or elsewhere. Msrin ,o o.
Crane Shaws dyed scarlet other cslors equal 70
nortsd: siik Dresses slesned, and grease or wine
.tsius removed without rpns Ne take pleasure In
showing 'ps'iPpsssSis q ~ s sso rr.nslin
d Opposite Metropolitan Hail
q. a...oast. Richmond, We. I.
r~Notfce...Tbe large cash capital en-.
ployed In our business enables az 70 msAe ~ ~
ssvsntsses derived from its use this season in the
Northern markets, that we have determinea " -;
a change in the manner of conductinei u Dy eaopsms
the cash system We think this will be mutnsLy
adyaDta reous to the buyer and seller and VIII tneIe
by relieve rs of large amount of labor ana eApnso
in books and collections we propose .n ho,Is If
Monday next September 9Th, to close our ooots 80, -
credit and confn ourselves entirely to cash ousa
ness The above change will AFFORD Adsan.sso. 49,
those who are now and nave could never have
been given them under the present system.
shall days os. sS n hs Rsss o sof we
mt of STAPLE ana ANNOA 49,
ever had for exhibition and at extremely Lo1o prices
VALENTINE & SON. No SO Brood Sc.
Near the Capitol Square
NR-Tbose indebted to the late concern Of Va
,ent;na. Crenshaw Co. or to Valentine K Son, are
reonested TO close their accounts with at an early
day. seS-1
~ Robert r. Howison. Attorney az Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC, has removed ms once 70
hi. residence on Governors street, two doors ABOVE
the Richmond house, and not far from his former
office. 10y "i~ooeio~--I
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VALUABhk gMlCKAH9sii In, ~ nA Fsra

known aspiring Cottage" lying IN Hanover ,hs
~, on the Chlokshomiuy, and Immediately On -
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad. ~ al Vii
from Richmond, and half mile from kihy 49,, NJ
Station contanug III acres, with large dse,nu.
new barn, house, &c, springs OF exceheh ~.
ter. The land is well adapted to the srowth o. e..s
siderable quantity Of primo barrel timber Chalsa
and mills very convenient, and the nei9hooinooa
eellent. For terms. apply 10 GEO. A. hcspsA'
Richmond. or the undersgned upon ths premise
- s-sssx,sxxs TFs(lS r. HJfNpLEY.
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REFERENCES: Messrs. Dudley t. Johnston, Samuel
+. Adie Co Thss. J. Evans Samuel Putney, Rev
L. NJ. Lee, II. X. Ellyson, Macfarlane Ferguson
DIR. William w Parker John A. Belvin, Richmond
George r. Richardson, Halifax; John Marston, Dan
bridge Marston, Allen Marstoa, Henry Marstou, Jas
City "a q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

SINGING CANAMl ES...I have 4 anna Il lot
~ OF singing Canary 6irds with & GOOD sssortrnent
Of beautiful Canary Bird Casss to close tho lot BY
no y I'm MERMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

kMOvA1...HavtuG renewed my storo
~ 20 DO Main street. opposite g. Charles Hotel for
msrly occupied By Mr.. r. Hardesty having also
selected sEsw stock Of goods, prenaroi 70 havs
them made mp at the shortest notice and
tnx terms solicit the patronage Of the public gem
orally who viii find II 10 their interest 10 give ma
Cali have utso engaged the services Of NJ. NJ
schultz to superntend my establishment In the Tai
ioriny line which, Mr.. n .. win do his best to ave
ssssiscnen. 8. SCHULTZ.
Dr.. =. 6cnule1 havtn9 ensaHoA NY Ger.
yees g conduct be husinsss Request call ffom my
serving. n arssslifs ~ -
o. 6~sts Z
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MARHInp.
DIED,

On Sunday, nh inst by the Rev ! =: Letter, NJ
JOHN NOkAN to Miss CATHERINE hADMoNp,
al Of this city &
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CL0vER HILL COAL..-J5o rn7er-irn.
~ cd are prepared 70 I'll orders for this besuf{fcl
family COAL Once near Peteubur9 DUp0t
- s-iw WILLIAMS 4 0IBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

DAlNTS, Oils, &c...We have IL stOre,
= full supplies Of Lewis pure White Lead; snow
White Zinc; Spirits Turpentins; Lipseed OIL; Var.
nishes, all kinds; Blake's Firo-proof Paint Paint
biushes and PAiuters Colors. Also, Window 0iasa
all qualities Of American and French manufasturc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

FOR RENTING Brick House on
E1;a Leigh, between I'd and Sd streets. The House
- contains rooms and kitchen, with all the ne
,essary out-houses, with good garden attached APP
ply to II. STERN,
se s---4t+ On tho premises
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

WANTED-Tw0 good WAGONERs ier
w the remainder Of the year.
jyA CRENSHAW ":
WANTED..TO hire for the balance OF me
w year. q few able bodied NEGROES, Tor sur
face operations, at the Coke Mines.
my N-ts JOHN ]. WERTH, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-08

A w. RICHARDSON, General Agent
IA and Collector, attends to the Collection of
Claims, Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses and
all the duties of General Commission Business
~ Office 18th street, opposite Exchange Hotel
with w II. Richardson,) Richmond, Va.
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I 11ST' OR MISLAI D..One of our SALES
IL BOOKS, labeled on the corner A. w. Any
information concerning it will be thankfully acknow-
lodged se 81 VIM. WAL LACE SUN.
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FOR RENT...The Brick Tenemen:
rs;s on Canal street, between Sd and 4th streets,
1s:1 containing four rooms Kitchen with two rooms
&c. Possession given imme diately. Apply to
se8-9t JNO r COOK Pearl street
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WANTED, A SITUATI ON..-A Young
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Orna-
mental branches Drawing, Monochromatic Painting,
Grecan Painting, Leather and Nsedework, is desir-
GUS of obtaining a situation in College or School,
either In the city country, ahe would be willing
take classes in the various schools to teach either
or all of the above-pamed branches, and II desired
would instruct in the English branches. FOR further
information address sF C. j." box 25S, Richmond,
Va. An early application Is desired.
an l2-Jmk
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" n II D..--AII those suHerIn0 from
w Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, NC, to procure
some of Richardson's Wild Cherry and Bloodroot
Candy. This is vegetable compound of eight well
known remedies, for the cure of Pulmonary Com
plants 1t sotens and loosens all obstinate obstruc
tons of the Throat and Lungs, allays, soothes and
heals all irritation or Inflammation, and imparts q
heslthy. natural action te the Lungs For sale by
j. j. Richardson, Confectioner corner 18TH and Cary
street, and by Adis & Gray, Meade \ Baker, Ladley
& Robinson, e. B Thomas, 8. M. Zachrissou, W.
Pollard, 18th street. and Bodeker. au 23-lta
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OS T ...Between La dds old Lumber
IL House and Cosby & Winfree's Factory. on 9th
between Main and franklin street, BRASS BAR
belonging to a weighing Scales. liberal reward
will be paid if left at our Factory.
se g. sts COSb1 W1NrhEL'
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WANTED to HIRE..-A col0red boy,
w Is or 10 years old, to wait in store. Enquire
at ia Main street.
seq VIM IRA SMITH.
WANTED NEGROES--Wanted TO Hirtt
w for the balance of the year Boys snd hiep'
for which q liberal price will be given r,,
au Tia LARUS SHINE.
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WANTED---A TEACHEK...-I wish TO pro.
w cure the services of Governess capable oftesch
ing thoroughly the primary branches of an English
Education. Applicants will give references and terms
A Southern lady only will be received. The school
10 for the benefit of my own children, but will take
four little girls and small boy, who will be located
my own. My plantation is three miles below
Manchester, and ia remarkably healthy; but if neces
sary the attendance of most excellent physicians can
be procured in an hour.
TERMs-Including Tuition, Board, kc., $50; one
half payable in advance and the balance the first
of March.
Address Col s. BASSETT FRENCH, care of
Mckinney Dupuy, Richmond. au l6-lm
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hkUGS, MhDiClNES, Gcc..P. John.
- SION Y BROTHER, Druggists, as Main st.,
Drugs Medicines. Chemicals, Dye stuff &c. 40, TO
which they would call the attention of Country Mer-
chants, Physicians and Planters
All popular Medicines kept on hand, Or ordered at
the shortest notice. =
Particular attention paid to packing and forwardns
goods. sea P.JOHNsTON BRO.
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COUNTRY MSRCHA MIS-, yyouId 40 veil
~ to lay in supply of our HORSE TONIC for
fattening and improving tbs condition of Horses
lievng Hidebound. Surfeit, and Distemper and
Worms. For sale wholesale and retail by
DUVAL L. NORTON,
se8 Druggists 10th and Main sts
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ERkNCH TEACHEH.--The subscriber
L wishes to form an engagement to teach the
French languages in School, and would also give
private lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen desiIng ip-
structon in the above language For references and
further particulars please address to, call Mons,
ANDRE DULUDE, at the Virginia House. Franklin
street Richmond Va AZ SIS
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~
this
forth.
&o Al
does u
RENAL
Forss
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MUSICAL INSTR u N ENTS.--Large and
VI small size Musical Boxes; splendid fine Volins
Guitars and Flutinas at less than prices for sale by
se8 ZlMMERMAN
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LOST.

r OsT.-On Saturday evening. between
L 4 the American Hotel and w. Goddin's residence,
fas supposedly roll of notes. one of twenty dol;
ars tw of dollars and two Of five dollars, In All
sfty dollars The finder win be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at the Dispatch Office
alt 5-F-
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VEN, VluI, tiCI.--I CANCEL sayy.-
conquered. BACHELORS HAIR DYE will
change instsntaneously the Hair, Whiskers or
Moustache, to beautiful brown or jet black color
without injury to the skin Full directions accom-.
pany each box. For sale by
DUVAL NORTON
se8 DRUGGISTS, 10th and Main s's
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@feE&Se ROANOKE leaves TUESDAY eve
NLNalEI ming the 9th inst. at O'Clock, for
NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
Freight received to-day MONDAY, and up to the
hour of O'Clock, r. M, TUESDAY, 9th inst.
Consignees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers requested to send in the names of
their Consgnees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
Passengers requested to be on hoard before
the hour of departure, O'Clock, p NJ, Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at office, South side
of the Basin. ~
Passage to New York, including Meals and State
room ouly $40. Steerase passage only IS
Passage to Norfolk same rs by the river boats.
Sc 8-2t ~LUDLAM WATSON.