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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-18

Gov. Reeder, of Pa, and Bayard Taylor, of
N. Y have come out for Fremont.
Lieut. General Scott, attended by his staff, visit
ed West Point Academy, on Friday last and re-
viewed the cadets.
Joseph J. Baldwin, author of "Party Leaders"
has joined the Democrats.
The Ladies of Louisville, Ky, has formed LII.
dies Democratic Association.
Sir Henry Holland, physician to Queen Victoria,
is in Boston, q guest OF Hon. Edward Everett.
Miss Martineau, the authoress, has been con-
fined to tie house for Is moaths by severe illness
The expenses of the San Francisco Vigilance
Committee, it Is said, amounted TO over 500 000.-
The last assessment paid by the members amount
cd TO $50, 600.
Eight Thousand seven hundred and nineteen per-
sons died In Mexico city during the year 1850.
The Staunton, Va, Spectator complains OF
distressing drought In that Region
There were 106 deaths In Boston last week.
The fair Of the Agricultural Society Of Pennsyl-
vsnia win be held at Pittsburg, Sept. Both. Oct lst
I'd and Sd.
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BOARDING.

NOTiCE.--Seyerai pleasant rooms, with
. ' Board. Hsy be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses NJ CRRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets theg having concluded TO remain at their pre-
s-1t residence A few gentlemen can be hccommo-
dated ss day bosrders Sc 9-ts
DUAKDING.--The PKESC8TT HOUSE,
ID doors sbeve the Banks, is again open for the
reception Of boAIders, by the day, week or month
pE HUoson, who owns the property, has spared no
expense make this House of the most pleasant
Boarding Houses in the city He tlas made several
saG!tions that renders 1t much more pleasant than
heretofore Nothing en- my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor with their patronage,
their stay in my house plessant, the time the
comforts OF home.
au ul5-lm MRS. M. C. JETER
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IHE CHOLERA IN CENTRAL AMERICA-A cor.
respondent of the New Orleans Picayune, wri.
ting from Central America, gives q terrible &C.
count OF the progress of the cholera among the
troops OF the League. 1t is stated that 80 great ia
tne CONSERVATION that nearly all the principal in.
habitants of Leon have emieratedt to Pueblo Men
va, and the troops are preparing to follow their
example. In late letter he mentions the arri.
val of a courier from Costa Rica, who brought in.
telgence that the troops had been horribly dsvas-
tated by cholera and dysentery. The extent of
the sickness may be judged from the fact that Ge.
neral Canas was himself compelled to dig graves,
while his aids acted as draymen and drove the cof.
fns to the grave yard
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Thur.day NIornins, se ptcme,r ID ;ssa

DISTINGUISHED TRAVELLERS The Right Hon
Nooert Lowe, member of the British Cabinet, and
Capt, Douglass Cation. of the Roval Ene;naer.
and Secretary to the Board of Trade for the Rail
way Department of the Government of Grea,
britain arrived at Washington on Tuesday from
sne West These gentlemen have been In the Z.
s o.sles Ior SIX weeks past. studying the great de
velopments of our internal resources Thau van,
west from New York by the Erie Railroad. and
returned by the Baltimore and Ohio Road. both of
which great works they examined yerv closely.
stupendous"
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LEWIS LYMAN.

"a IMPORTER OF
&3 WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
49,, Wholesale and retail No. SO Msip street J
- - receiving large and elegant assortment Of
boys s-.!ees and will offer this Fall the greatest
s.saas that hiss ever been offered III this city; and
nm tEst srticles can be had in his establishment as
~ - any house in the Northern cities.
tia.d Detached Levers, IS Jewels, S2l 90
G.ld Hunting DO DO 80 w
Do DO Patent do do 45 90
Silver Levers, II 90
Gold Guards, 10 10
tia.d Pencils: Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck Fob and Waist Chsins of various pat
terms
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry of all kinds
t. be lad cheap, at the old established store of
LEWIS HYMAN,
&c s-2m No. SO Main st.
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COKE AND COAL.
A NTHRACITE COAT...N0TI1E

A NTHRAClTE COAL..-NOTICE---I am
IA now receiving orders to be filled during the fali
months, tor the best ANTHRACITE COAL includ.
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries, and
ked ASH, suitable for cooking ranges, CRATES and
furnaces. This Coal will be bought in Pbiladsl-
phis for cash. and delivered to purchasers UPON
the same terms. they receiving 2,24O pounds to the
The terms which propose to order Coal for par
ties, is to charge them commission of 10 per cent
the actual cost of the article, invoices of which
will always be subject to inspection.
Persons wishing to lay in their winter suppIy. will
find 1t greatly to their interest to avail themselves of
this opportunity, their supplies will be delivered
en- arrival from the vessels, free from dirt and at
saving of at least so per cent over the usual terms of
the trade.
Orders to my address, through the Post Office, or
Main and 18th Streets with my brother at Col VIM
H. Browns compiling room, corner 18th and Cary
sts., will receive prompt attention.
au 22-lm WRIT ROBERTS
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KKNT, PAINE q CO..
IN IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos i63 AND it5 Nam STREET RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1856.

BY the bark "Fides' and snip "Peppersil," from
Liverpool to this port and by other arrivals via New
York, receiving our FALL lMPoRTATIoN of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased the best terms for cash. and comprising
some of the richest, and most desirable goods We
have ever imported.
We are also receiving a full supply Of AMERI-
CAN FABRICS, of all the regular and most approv-
ed makes.
We are also prepared with splendid stock OF
READY MADE ECLOTHING, manufactured In Rich
mond which in style, quality and price will compare
with any market.
By the lst September. stock will be very cnn-
plete and will be the largest and most attractive We
have ever exhibited
We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE, to give to our stock, and TO our market
fair examination, with the that will sel
goods low they can be bought in the United
States
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended to. KENT, fAiNE Co.
au 2l-ta
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ELECTION DOCUMENTs,-We haven't much
faith in 'tracts for the unconverted;" and, as
general rule, ELECTION documents" are unread
lumber. Your best political preacher is the Press
and good, live leader is more potent than
cart load of pamphlets These Committee gen
tlemen instead of showering the country with
dead leaves, should order large editions of some
telling newspaper article, and send it flying all
abroad"-Neac York Mirror
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AN OLD MANS DARIING-Mr f. Day:s a pen-
ueman OF three score and eight years, wa, mar
Iieo al cincinnati recently, by the Rev Dr. Fisher,
TO Miss Walker, young lady of only eighteen
summers; The happy couple are from Woodford
county, NY. The wedding took place in one OF
the private parlours of the Burnet house and
was witnessed bya large number of ladies and
gentlemen-guests of the house
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FREMONT IN VIRGINIA--The Welsburg Herald.
published at Wellsburg, Brooke county, Virginia,
puoiishes the proceedings of Fremont meeting in
Hancock county. Hancock and Brooke. il will of
course be remembered, are two of the extreme
Northwestern counties of Virginia, and share the
abolition proclivities of the Ohio people on the
other side of the river. The meeting appointed
delegates to the Wheeling Conv vention to appoint
an electoral ticket.
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r. rrllsszsss:s s:szssssszst1 THE ADAMS, EXPKESs
go OMPANY IS4 Nam at hav

ing resumed their Steamship
Express TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
moad, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
ana thence by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington
LyGch50rg, Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
Places IL Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-.
ps-ed 70 forward, with great dispatch and ut reduced
Rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Je"eIiy &c 70 the above named cities, and all
paces on the seaboard.
UUg Express the Steamships will be accompa-
nee By special Ms ssengers who will give their per
s0I4 attention 10 the careful banding of goods en-
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
EXptess.
shippers will please take notice that packages to
points Ia Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
Siest1ers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing, until O'Clock,
T. M J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co,
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REDUCTiON IN COkE.-.FrOm this day
IL until the lst of September next, l will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL.
LARS per load. At this price, it is cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces In Churches Stores
Tobacco Factories and private dwellings az we'll ~
for cooking ranges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at $3.50
per load for lump and 5 for hail-the first gradebs
ing unsurpassed fuel for CRATES and open stoves
by any coal whatever.
e. Coke Yards corner 9Th and Byrd Streets and
10th street and Basin bank.
je 6--ts JNo J. WERTH, Agent.
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THREATENED LYNCH LAW IN MARYLAND
The Delaware Republican states that Mr.. William
Horn, who formerly kept clothing store and liv.
cry stable in that city, but who is now engaged in
buying and trading in carriages through the lower
portion of Delaware, and the adjacent counties of
Maryland, was attacked by mob on the 9th inst :,
charged with tampering with slaves. Mr.. H. took
refuge in the hotel of Mr., Purnell, through whose
persuasion the mob finally dispersed after being
assured that the charge was unfounded
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- TORE. SION OF TIE Ss

"a anIn EAGLE. No. Sc ~
n xs Main SrRgEr.-GlLL L WElDEMEYER
go FreferlcksburE, Va, have just received new
@ @ ana sreg s5sss. Fms Fos
F..- t3n6 and Silver Pens and Pencils; Gold aud
80, Tbi,rhies; Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacies;
So tioblel,, Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
~ ,r Gard Cases; Match Boxes, and every article
-. 81 80 Iz,erv snd silver line, for sale on reasona-
a. a. ems ard warranted rs represented.
49,, WATCHES Of all kinds repaired and war
"a TO perform we'll also, Jewelry Of every de-
..~.jan repaired 81 short notice.
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CO.PARrNEHsHIP.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
RROWN STONE RJyTT DINO

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,,
BROWN STONE BUILDING,
No. l57 MAIN ST.
The undersigned have formed CO partnership, un-
der the firm and style of PRICE, BAYLY WAT
KINS, for the purpose Of conducting in this city
general Wholesale and Retail
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
They have taken the new building; now In course
of erect No. l57 Main street. nearly opposite the
Exchange Bank, and few doors below the store OF
Messrs. Kent, Paine Co.
By the l0rh September they viii open entirely
new and choice stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
Selected especially for the best class Of retail trade
which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public.
Their experience and facilities will enable them to
offer all times the newest and best styles of goods,
at the lowest possible prices, to cash and punctuai
credit customers. SAMUEL NJ PRICE,
PEYTON q BAYLY,
JOEL 3. WATKINS,
iy 30-2taw2m JOSEPH r. PRICE, JR
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The quantity of milk consumed in Great Bri.
tain is about eighty millions of quarts annually,
which amounts to million six hundred thou
sand pounds sterling. The people of our country
consume much more than this, excluding even the
great quantity of chalk and water which is sold in
the cities for milk
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WALKERS LAST EXPLOIT Walker, the P-esi
dent of Nicaragua, thinks an ounce of lead SOW
ereign remedy for political ills. He has just had
another one of the Nicaraguans-Tullayu by
name-shot for treason the treason consisting in
opposition to Walker, and his sympathy for Ri.
vas
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COMFoRTABLE-Marsh Pelissier, Duke of
Malakof, has an income of 100000 francs only
from the French government
He has as a Marshal 40, 600 francs; as Senator,
10000; as Duke, 100000 and Governor of
Algiers co. 600; total, $50 600 francs. There is a
rumor that the Sultan will add to this sum yearly
donation of 10000 francs, that his whole income
will amount to 800 600 francs.
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LONG PAssAGE.-By an arrival at New York it
is ascertained that the brig Loretto from Phila.
deiphia, bound to Monte Video, put into Barba-
does the 18th ult, in Distress with loss of main
mast and other spars. She has been out I35 days
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accident at the Natural Bridge.
coRRE sPoNDENcE OF THE DISPATCH

LEXINGTON, Sept 18th
Mr. Stephen White, of Petersburg Va, met with
serious accident on Saturday last He was on a
visit to the Natural Bridge, and in attempting to
climb up the precpice fell from height of co feet
breaking bis arm in two places, and ipuriup him
sell otherwise. His fall was broken by protrudng
rocks, to which circumstance may be attributed
his escape from instant death His sufferings are
very great, and his injuries such as to require
months for his recovery. He is a cadet at the Mil.
itary Institute, and is attended by several of his
class mates. He will recover
Yours, STUDENT
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RUSSIAN RAILS.-The Russians have commenc
ed the manufacture of rails for their railroad,
which are said to be superior to those made in
England but rather dearer. Previous to the
late war, all the rails were imported from Eng
land.
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SAD AFFAIR-On Tuesday afternoon. a small
child OF Mr.. Richard Shields, of Baltimore. Md
got hold of some friction matches and ate the ends
of twas soon seized with spasms, and notwitb.
standing everything that medical skill could de.
wise was done, the little sufferer died next morn.
ing. ~
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A fast young man in Newport. KY, was mar
ried last Wednesday-lost 5000 in a gambling
shop Thursday-was scolded by his bride
| same evening SO badly, that on Friday morning
| ha took five ounces of laudanum and came near
dviDy
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Accident-Last evening, ~ DR. Deane WAS riding
in bis buggy up Main street. passing the corner Of
Twelfth, his horse commenced pluurine and rear.
ing, and the Doctor and his servant hastily Jump
ed from the vehicle. The horse continued to kick
until the front Of the buggy was considerably
smashed and before he could be secured, one Of
the bind legs Of the animal was badly cut For.
tunately, no persen was injured
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CUTTER DODGE SAFE.-The U. S. revenue cut
ter HeAry Dodge, arrived safe at Galveston, Tex
as, the 9th inst, after long passage. She had
encountered the late hurricane, as was expected
with fears for her safety.
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HIGH AVERAGE-Messrs. j. H. & S. Tyree sold
on Friday, 10 hogsheads of tobacco, the average
price for which was $25 63 per hundred. The
Flrgipian says all things considered, this is one
OF the most remarkable sales ever made in Lynch
burg
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR

II
sALE.-The subscriber will sell his Farm, con-
taiu.ns abost four hundred acres with good build
aes The dwelling house has seven rooms, and other
hui dngs abundance He will also sell his half of
the Oenito Mills with four of stones, two for
wheat and two for corn, capable of grinding from
lhr"e TO four hundred bushels per day and night of
'Leat aud corn. The location of this property is
very good being within three miles Of Powhstan De-
pot on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad, from
winch point 1t Is about 2l miles TO Richmond. Any
Information desired will be given by addressing me,
al "enH kest Office, Powhstan, at any time during
bought VIM MURRAY
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There are general complaints at Charleston,
Mobile and other Southern cities, that the supply
of ice has been exhausted, and promised arrivals OF
the article are anxiously looked for.
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FIRE AT FRANKFORT, KY.-A fire occurred 1t
Frankfort KY, on Sunday night, destroying one
whole square. The loss is between twenty-five
and thirty thousand dollars Partly insured.
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w sTREET.-I.o 900 pairs Of those beautiful Shades,
fancy light Shades, 50 cents well worth ei 5 splen-
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades a half the
price they usually sold st. Table OIL Cloths all
widths 25 cents up.
N B-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied a. New
York prices. Also, nice assortment ef Dry Goods,
Hosjerv aud Gloves at the lowest possible pflces--
Ni.esf Hese slc.; Linen Handkerchief 8lc.; Black
lace Mtts i2lc Twisted Silk Ac.; Ladies' and Mis-
sss Belts &C.; Ladies Collars from Sic. up; Under
"a ian, with other Goods. which will be sold
cheap. Ladies viii fnd { 70 thsir ADVANTAGE 70 call
n the cssh store Of NJ GOLDEN. go Broad =.
between Sd and 9Th
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FT-2PFrJAT, NOTICE -Exnrsss mai RI

rT-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir-
sniA and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
e.ssu.ships Roauoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be r7csyed by the ADAMS kXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on ttese ships.
Office OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company LUDLAM L PLEASANTS,
tp 4-ts Agents.
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W VI. /. ARTH . e. q N X W,
TiN IL MARkE

g. peACrICAL WATCH MARKER, corner
=. Eleysnth and Main streets. requests the
~ attention scf strangers visiting the city: to
sssssss that he gives his entire attention to RE-
iP'AiRiNG, exclusively Every description os
" ,arste terms rs any other house in the city.
T ,t over twenty years experience at his trade,
isE H o D nsjsn6 and the United States. he is
So'n y r,tus ss,istac ion to all who may patron
~: L;r, All he asks is u trial.
'e "'''' WM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
,,....a s,6 Clock Msker cor. Main and llth s.s,
NS'' =, nasrlv oppositc the American Hotel.
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waTcYEs AND JHwDLRy.

- :, EREsH ARRIVAL. OF JEW
- EI.RY OF THE LATEST STYLES
4 Inst TO hand large variety Of Jewelry Of
NY ,bs most fashionable styles, among which
n<s .n,i,eiv new styles The assortment con-
.u, esrt of Cameo Gold Stone Lava, Mosaic aud
Pms Essns vty wash KsT. 'es cola sf.ss ..S
.st' .'., Psneis. Gold Pens the best manufactured
s',ei a-,s variety ef Silver Ware. All goods war
500 represented snd will be sold at living
Fante' g. MYERS & JANKE,
T1ools, T5i Main street
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ssux NEW SALOON, B.
Ns,csEs1ssszSsasses On l1lh atraet nnrns;t. EsAi;

EEssEsS1sSSs2 On Nth street. opposite SsHA
the arch of the Old Mar TA
ket-JOHN FRIEDRICH formerly Pro- --A<-~
pnetor OF the =" Irving House." Baltimore, having
taken the large brick house situated above is
prepared TO up, at short notice, every DELL
GAC4 that be obtained in this and other markets
1ls BAR VIII be found supplied with the choicest
LIQUORS AMI CIGARS. A call from the public is
solicited Bu l8-dlm
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STUDENT.

ToURNAMENT.-A Tournament took place al
Silcott's Springs, in Loudoun County, Va about
twelve miles from this place. on Saturday last the
18th inst. There wero upwards of seven hundred
persons present. The following are the names of
the successful Knights and of the ladies that were
crowned: knight of the Valley, j. W. Wright;
Citizen Knight, X. Croson; Knight of Sebastopol,
X. Chamblin; and knight of the Hills, F. Osborn.
Miss Mary Chamblin was crowned Queen Miss
Mary A. Logan, 1st Maid of Honor: Miss Eliza
Haynes, End ditto; Miss Sarah Lodge 3rd ditto
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1s0HWA RDING BUslNEs > s--IN-
FCRExseD DIyPATCH.-I have made arrange

II CREASED DISPATCH.-i have made arrange
msuts TO increase the limo Of boats running hom my
house and shall ct the commencement Of ne AZ -
son. ssnd out boat every other day sundays e1esRt
dsys soouss than heretofore and nearly not sHG
sefhsr g soon ~ BY the >, ,. r. - and = mssa
les expense. ,ss.z ..i--
Nsrchants west Of Lynchburs wishius = eenagn
their eoods 70 the rslrord se@ns ars rssesFee 9
posit funds 70 pay the charges % snse pesnk - sL
Vrrinis and Iennessse Railroad Fef1es 70 PEI cf 800
Iecf chsrsss On soods received ~ tns Canal
I'M 8 BIZ 9. MARTlH's kkcTsEs1U
~ = "HisAi-sss wM. TAYLOR
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FATAL Chicago ON the 9th, the
dwelling owned and occupied by Mr.. Robert Hig.
rims. JefFsrson street, was almost destroyed by IRE
Loss about S3 600 A beautiful daughter OF MT
Higgins, aged some thirteen years. was In one OF
the upper rooms, and becoming confused and blind
ed by the heat and smoke, WAS smothered 70
death
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battle Diana tch 10 served to subssribsu
W IN ousRTEe cENTs PER WEEK, payable 70
~ carrier weekly Price for mailing, - sssr, or
Va "a for six months ia advance Ff
yy- The Weekly Dispatch is issued evsTJ Fii'
.rs mailed to subscribers 81 81 per annun,
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WALhl ING CANEs.---l h8ye Just re-
= esPsd splendid assortment of WALKING
"HEs, of all kinds, with and without swords.
JAMES WALSH,
'e''-4" doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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600 TONS BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.

600 TONS BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
wv tons best Mexican do.
a tons super PHOSPHATE of LIME.
.s6~Sa~tw' ''' 'A'A HHuGH W. FRY SONS.
lao HttDs. n. OKLEANs AND CUBA
100 bbs Coffee Yellow SUGAR
iN' packages Loaf and Crushed do.
." bags Leguayra and old Java COFFEEs.
~ baeg Mocha do
s'N bags Rio do
% packages TEAS-best quality
10 bbls n. q. MOLAsSES
ou hiids and tisrce. Cuba do.
%,o % boxes AdaInsntne and Tsilow CANDLES.
2G bsxcs GLASS by 10 and 10 bv -
~ doL BRoOMS.
lv'S ooS resms w. s. PAPER-lsrgs aud small.
1oy de1 BED CORDS.
~" dol Painted BUCKETS.
i1 i1 bales WICK and TWINE.
oN bags SHOT-sssorted
"Fo los. bar LEAD
Al RICE, PEPPER, SPICE,
~ 'HeAJ other articles fer sale reasonable terms,
aw4w az . ]e-2aw4w HUGH w. FRY SONS.
\oTlCE."-CANF still continues 10
manufacture his very cc brsted and DEF shtfully
.eh ,s,Sh "oDA WATER The Water being filtered,
III -. pure and free from all animal and vegets-
oii he Subscriber, being the oldest Mipersl Water
"a me CITY, feels assured that the article he Is
.tb mhishins Is unsurpassed by any establishment
1ilei i Notlh or South Those in want of No. ar
- ~ouid pn DO well to give me q call
fot ibhsaephia Ale aud Porter supplied at short
80; enc 10 Quantities to suit purchasers.
" Eagle Soda Water establishment,
s,o w; GANFtELD. Agent, 1lth street,
- between Msin and Franklin streets.
WALhISG CANEs.---i hive Just re-
r. ,csiPsd a splendid assortment of WALKING
""hs' of all kinds, with aud without swords.