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THE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH TELEGRAPH
The Cork Qreland) Constitution of the 5th ipst
states that the Arctic, United States surveying
ship, which had taken soundings from St. Johns
Newfoundland, to Valentia, on the Irish coast with
view to submarine telegraphic communication
between the two hemispheres, is about to leave
Cork Immediately TO continue her soundings back
to ST. Johns 1t is expected that by July next the
whole cable will be laid down. Mr.. Bright, the
Secretary of the Magnetic Telegraph Company,
and Mr.. Gutteres, their manager in Cork, have
just returned from an inspection of Valentia and
its neghborhood, with the view of ascertaining the
best site for the terminus of the submarine cable
At present is believed that the course the tele
graph will take inland. will be from Valenta by
subterranean wire to Tralee and thence along the
proposed line of railway, on poles, to Killarney,
thence to the junction, and along the rest of the
line to London.
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TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND JAPAN.-Ac-
counts from Paris announce the arrival at Naga.
sak in Japan, Of the French frigate Virginie, the
commander of which was charged with mission
TO the Emperor, for the purpose Of establishing
friendly relations between that State and France,
aud to enter into commercial treaty, based upon
the same concessions granted to Great Britain
and the United States 1t is reported that the
Emperor Of Japan accepted the overtures made
by the commandant, on the part of the French
government, and that treaty would be concluded
shortly.
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BOARDING.

= roTICE.--seyerai pleasant rooms, with
I hoard nsy be had at the Boarding House OF the
Misses MURRAY, on Ggsce, between 5th and 9th
res,s they having corcudedto TO remain at iheir pre-.
r-ut residence few gentlemen can be accommo-
ds,sd az day oosraers. Sc S-ts
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WARNING TO BOYS Lewis Clark, q boy
aged sixteen. went to Frostburg on Monday night,
9Th instant. and obtained liquor with which he be-
speechless and never afterward spoke. On We'd
nesday, at eleven O'Clock, death put an end to his
sufferings-C Cumberland lMdl Cicilian.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
Tile 44Trest of their lillian T. Cole
mar, the head of prominent firm doing business in
New York and San Francisco, was arrested in the
latter city on Thursday,on the complaint of James
r Malony, and admitted to bail in the sum of S5O,-
00O The suit is or,Sl00, COO damages as compen.
satisn for injuries sustained in the plaintiffs per
son and property at the hands of the Vigilance
Committee. of the executive branch of which the
defendant Is alleged to be president or head. The
Tribune says: .
Mr. Mslony alleges, in substance, in his affida.
Wit that he was settled in mercantile business in
this city, previously to lS49, when he went TO CAL
ifornia, and continued in profitable business till
1854, whep he was appointed naval agent; that in
June 1856, quantity OF arms and ammunition was
put in his charge by Governor johnson, on the
schooner Sarah; that this vessel was boarded by a
party of men, who took possession of the arms,
and seized him in order to prevent his becoming a
witness In any action which might be brought
against them their principals for piracy that he
was handcuffed and confined in dungeon for 12
or IA days, in spite eff repeated demands for re.
lease that writ of habeas corpus put into the
United States Marshars hands in order to bring
him before court. but his jailors escorted him to
and fro in such wise that the writ did not reach
them, aud the Marshal was obliged to return non
est inuentus: that finally he underwent what was
called trial. over which Mr.. Coleman presided,
who replied when asked by the prisoner by what
title he was proceeding, that he was there to ask
not to answer questions that he was released on
the 4th of July, on condition Of taking the East
ern steamer at once, and signing a paper stating
that he left on his own accord The latter he re-
fused to do for some time, but at length did it
through compulsion.
Several suites of similar character, it is said,
will soon be commenced. A new question of law
will thus come up, involving many nice disttnc-
tions in State, Federal and Municipal jurisdic-
ton Mr. Coleman and Mr.. Mallory have each
engaged eminent counsel.
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MURDER IN ALABAMA.-The Greenville Ala
bamian regrets to announce the wanton murder
of Mr. Joseph Yeldell, at Monterey, Butler CO., by
a DR.. Longmire, who shot and stabbed him under
of the blackest atrocity, and w as
then allowed to escape. This occurred w Wednesday
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SUDDEN DEATH-On Thursday morning Lo-
repzo B. Shepard, City Attorney, of New York,
met with a sudden death. He was taking a bath
at the time, and becoming unconscious from a
rush of blood to the head or some such cause fell
forward in the tub and was drowned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IN PARIs
to be In Paris 277 municipal schools receivine 5S
oi2 puPiis, and costing the citizens yearly ex.
pense of ,323 400 francs GA
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VALUABLE PERQUIsITEs The c,o.r -.
several OF the English Railway Companies, stations
are said to yield $1,000 year The cbsr.e !.
penny per article for anything left there 80
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A GOOD EXAMPLE The Pot Gibson, Miss !,
Herald says the people OF Claiborne county THIS
season have put up about sixteen tnousana AI'
Ia glass and earthern jars. This Il . good exam.
pie, which should bs extensively followed IN the
south.
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MEDALS FOR THE FRENCH.-The Turkish gov
erument is going to give medals to all the officers
of France who served in the Crimea This medal
model of which has arrived in Paris was engraved
by an American, who is now government engraver
at ConatantinonIa
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frALL sToCk-Is56.-G ARDNER

{ CARLTON L CO, NO. Ill, MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, FA-hre receiving their Fall and
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes Leather, Paper
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &c. &c. embracing oue of the
most complete and best selected assortments of
gooos to be found in any Shoe house in the Union -
'inssa goods were purchased for CA,H early in the
season before The advance in stock. when they had
caolce the selection from The largest manufactures
IN New Eng g'and, ami offered TO the Virginia and
Houh Carolina trade very reasonable terms
We eaUmerate portion of our purchases:
81 cases Youths fine Soots all qualities
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VACANCY FILLED The Rev. E. p Mcr.r,.s
OF Utica n Y, is Catholic Bishop elect of the do
cese Of Hartford c.. vacant by the loss of Bishon
O'Reily, on the Inflated Pacific
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

CORNER STONE LAID The corner stone Of the
new custom house. at Wheeling, Va, was laid on
Wednesday, with imposing ceremonies Rev. j. D.
McCabe, of Baltimore, delivered an eloquent ora
ton on the OCCASION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

POLITICAL MASS MENINGITIS Democrats
and FILLMORE men of Botetonrt county, Va, have
nnited In . barbecue, to take place At Buchanan
ON the 10th and 18th of October. Among the dts
tineuished speak ers to be present. are Hon A. IL
II. Stnart, Ex Gov. Floyd, Hon. John NJ Bolts,
Hon John Letcher, John NJ. speed, Esq, and Gen
Chapman
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IEWIS HY1tAN,

~ LEWIS Ii WAN,
- INPoHTEk OF
"a WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
~ 1T Wholesale and retail No. 9S lain street J
- RECEIVING large and eessnt assortment OF
1--we articles and will offer this Fall the greatest
,.,:rs that hiss beeu offered in this city; and
a. r.l ants who wish 10 purchase, he would inform
% tbst srticles can be had in his establishment as
t-,. ss suv house in the Northern cities.
~" cold heisched Levers, is Jewels, $2l 90
Gold Huntiug do DO So %
no DO Patent co do Is 90
Silver Levers, IL 90
Gold Guards. 10 %
GOD Pencils. Silver Table and Tea Spoons
t3oIa Neck Fob and Waist Chains Of various pat
terms
God nockets, and Jewelry of sl kinds
To be hsd cheap, 81 the OLD estshilshed store of
LEWIS LYMAN,
ga g-2m No. 98 Main St
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MORE RECRUITS FOR WALKER We learn from
the Houston (Texas) Telegraph that Captain s. A.
Lockridge, Agent for Nicaragua, has departed for
to NicaraQua
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LTBERIA-The ship E Owens, from Baltimore,
arrived at Liberia on the 10th of August, with 800
emigrants-twenty died during the passage.
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xsN FRESH IMPORTED
A4aj FALL GOODS.
g1A 1856.
VIM. F. BUTLER,

~ -N8tn streets
Is row receiving per ship Pepperell at this port,
iand by the ships Progress and Muscongus via New
York his usual full supply of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
Of The latest styles and patterns; and from the manu-
4c,urers Of this country. heavy stock of GLASS
WARE, Locking Glasses. Castors and Fancy Goods,
ia great variety which he offers TO the Trade at low
rr!c,s for CASH, the usual credit to puuctusl
payers
Every effort will be made to induce the merchants
Of Vi1gnis. North Carolina and Tennessee to make
their purchases III this market.
Richmond August, 1856. au 25-Im
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THE FIRES AT FRANKFORT, KY, on Saturday
week destroyed the Methodist Church, the Newell
Buildings" and about dozen other houses. Loss
xonnNO
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THE RUSSIAN MARINE Loss-It appears from q
return recently published by the British Admi
raty, that during the late war with Russia no less
than 205 Russian vessels were either captured or
DESTROYED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

FATAL AFFRAY.-Au affray occurred in Auburn.
Alabama, on Thursday last, between John Bates, an
Englishman and silversmi.h, formerly of Mont9om.
cry, and Robert LampkH, in which Bates received
pistol shot from which be died on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

FIRE.IE PETERsBURG--A fire originated Friday
morning In Petersburg, in the clothing store OF
Samuel Hutzler, near Jarratt's Hotel, destroying
that building, at a loss of $500; enc owned by l..
thinner, loss $1,000; one owned by L. Conway,
loss $1,000; Hutzler loses nothing; Abraham Eich.
burg, another tenant lost $1,000 worth of clothing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

as.1T sounT MARTIAL The Corpus Christi Texas.
advertiser, Of the 9Th ihst, says:
"a gsnerai court martial Is TO assemble at Ring.
.;a sDa niscks sns month for the trial of Brevst
cars his,n.s Captan 4th Artillery The Off
are detailed for the court uePsi'men' are
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"DRED."-TheLondo Athenaum sharply assails
Mrs Stoves new novel "Dred," and says it is full
of slang and exceedingly wearisome. The fame
oblivion.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-Dr. J. A. Morgan, . re-
spectable gentleman Of Cold Spring, Texas, died
very suddenly, . few days since, from the effects
of small pimpe on his upper lip, which gradually
swelled and terminated In death In three days
He was native of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

CORSET MANUFACTORY.-A letter from Stutt-
gard Wirtemberg says:
"a novel branch of industry for this place is now
in operation here. namely, the fabrication OF cor
sets which occupies 1900 persons The manufac-
tory supplies annually 100000 corsets, valued at
from 500 900 to 6000 0C0 FORMS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

IHE CELEsrIALs IN CALIFoRNIA.-A California
paper states that six clippers brought in recently
ABOUT two thousand Cinnamon to San Francisco.
me editor goes on to say: 1T is very amusing to
see them s'reaking through the street, following
the carts containing their baggage the drivers Of
which Just for sport, drive on a short trot and
ighteh the poor Johns with the idea that they are
ABOUT 10 lose their traps, We flock, a day
or Two since, of fifty or more in full chase of a
Joo'Wason asead, that was moving off at a lively
pace, containing lot of goods and chattels that
smelled of esmphor, wool and opium smoke. The
wind was blowing strong dead ahead, and the tails
streamed straight out behind, and swapping in the
breeze, and the Celestials following High yah
high-yoor A flock of them came across a donkey
having with II juvenile donkito about week
old. This was something new. They hah yah'd
and walked around it several times finally one
Of them discovered that it had tail and under.
took to unfold it he took hold of 1t and straighten
ed it out They al gathered around, deeply in.
terested in the new species of john, when the
new institution resented the idea of relation.
ship by letting drive both heels into the receptacle
of the party, knocking down half dozen and put
ting the balance to flight"
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GU S.--JAhihS WAL

H. ts \ y .--JAhihs WALSH,
Exss1 60 Main street Importer of fine
s%sN Guns, Dxion's Powder Flasks Shot
<~~-----.-S- Belts and Pouches; Ely's CAPS, Cat
rlGges and Wsds ine Game Bags Drinking Flasks
snd Leather Cups English Gun Powder, and all
sporting goods. Germsn French and English Guns
of sl prices aad qualities. Depotsfer Colts Allens
end Warmers POCKET REEOLVERS.
GUNS, PISTOLS. AND RIFLES at the very low
Is. lnL srting and manufacturing prices Sc lS-2w
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SAD SUICIDE The Alexandra (Va) Sentinel
states that Col Benjamin Thomas an ex-counci-
man of that city, and Lieut. Colonel of the I75th
Regiment of Virginia Militia, committed suicide
early on Thursday morning. He had been i'll for
rise from his bed A friend who had remained the
greater portion of the night left him at 3 O'Clock
that morning in quiet slumber, but at dawn he
was missing Two bloodied knives were found in
the kitchen of his residence, and bloody tracks
marked his course to the cisterD, where the prints
of his hands impressed on the side of the opening
showed be had precipitated himself into the two
or three feet of water below. Soon after sunrise
his body was recovered. Gashes were found in
each of his arms above the elbows, and a huge
stab in the throat, severing the windwipe
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waTCHHs AND JHwHLRY.
, WM, i. BARTHOb l. q M K w,
srIlNAI w ATIH MARKER cnrnar

~ NJ. I. BAR 4 III d I, q NJ K w,
e. PRACTICAL WATCH MARKER, corner
e. = OF Eleventh aud Main streets requests the
EaN,j attention of strangers visiting the city, 10
-. ,hs; he gives hs entire attention to RE.
,.s ,TI1NpING, exclusively Every description of
,,s,sbe,, clocks and Jewery, repsired as we'll and
terms IS sny other house in the city.
en- - over twenty wears experience his trade,
@ ~ rusland sad the United States, he 10 war
..S ;n assuring satisfaction to all who may patron
80. him All he asks 10 q trial
i'e nun WM ]. BARTHOLOMEW,
Nth and Clock Maker, cor. Main and tlth sa.,
80 =. nearly opposite the American Hotel.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MAN.-The Paris correspon
dent OF the New Orleens Picayune says:
1 must chronicle the death of the venerable
Count Gustave de Loewenhelm, who has for tbir.
ty'seven years represented Sweden here. He was
eighty six, and died recently in an apoplectic fit
HIS life is anew instance of the truth of the old an
that truth is stranger than fiction. He remember,
ed 10 nave seen Louis Xv, the Sultan Musta pha,
Louis WI, Clement XIV, Catherine the Great:
ne recoileeted the appointment of George Wash.
ington as Commander in Chief of the IRE bels;" he
had heard Herschel narrate his discovery of Ura.
nus, De Saassure his discovery of the hygrometer;
ne was ct the funeral of Frederick IL; be heard
Necker discuss the Revolution; be had listened to
Mirabeau's orations; he saw Count de Grasse sail
for Toeago; he knew Franklin, Jefferson, Monroe.
Gouverneur Morris, Edward Livingston, Albert
Gallstip, Aaron Burr, John Marshall, Fulton, Glib.
bon, DR. Johnson, Sheridan, Byron, Pitt, Fox,
burke. and Lspeyrouse; Gustave III leaned on
his arm (his uniform was covered by that monarch 8
bood) when Ankarstroem assassinated him at a
masked ball the 10th March, 1899; he was one of
the Commissioners who received Bernadotte as
King of Sweden; he was one of the signers of the
treaty of Vienna, 1915; he represented Sweden at
the coronation of George Nv.
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"A NEW JEWBLkY @A
e. STORE, SfGN or THE V&

f. sroRs, siaS oF THE S~
Es GOLD EAGLE. No. es'
X ~ MIN SrKgEr.-GILL Il WElDEMEYER
skssG ssrr,cksburg Va, have Just received new
'sle % - f,cld and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins
,%S .s, R,ags. Lsdies' Chstelsins; Gentlemen. Fob
rintsI t.@id and Silver Pens and Pencils; Gold aud
.ha'i irp,r,b,es Gold Silver aud Stee, Spectacles
So 65tlep; Cups; Spoons Butter Knives; Port
:, ~ W. Card Cases Match Boxes and every article
~ he ewelry snd Silver line for sale on ressona-
t's &c WATCHES of all kinds repsred and war
- IA rerform we'll; slso, Jsweiry Of every de-
s.,,r,lan repaiEed st short notice
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HIGH PRICES FOR HoRsEs-In Porter's "Spir.
it Of the Times" speaking ofthe sale of Licking
ton the following information is given:
TT is possibly true that Lexington has been dis
posed of by Nr Ten Brock for SIS 900, but the
idea expressed that this is the highest price ever
paid for any horse in the United States is not only
preposterous but ridiculous. Delivered here, Pri
am cost over $4,000 Rcdolph sold for SIS 0G0 !
yes, Rodolph, the humbugi Monmouth Eclipse
sold for $4,000! and was worth about twenty
shillingsi Post Boy, who was the Northern cham
pion, and run against John Bascombe (getting jol.
ly we'll beaten) was sold for Sl8 600! Neither he
nor Bascombe were worth 'shnckS,' and neither
has been the sire of winner fit to start for sour
butter-milk At the time of their death, Bertrand
would have brought respectively, S35 000 though
the latter ten times the superior horse-apd SO
proved the fact Shark and Medley sold for $40 600
each the former when aged, got Mariner, (Fash.
ions half brotherD and Medley got22i The first
was originally worth, as stallion, twenty shill-
ings; the second not the powder and shot that
should kill him."
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FUGITIVE SLAVE IN ITALY.-The Florence.
Na,y, correspondent of the Newark Advertise,,
writing on the 2osh August says:
An excellent Virginia lady. who has been 40.
lournine here some years with her family. having
ssecenuy MADE arrangements to return home
found on the eve of departure that negro rirl Of
some * years OF age who had been brought nm
ahd most kindly treated as a confidential domes.
uo, mao been advised to leave her aud remain in
tne country, which abe resolved to do. notwIth.
aanaing her own manifest attachment to her ben.
eIaetress and her children The girl besides hav.
.pg oeen well Instructed in the more common,
Srsnenes @ OF an English education had been taught
oo'n FRENCH and Italian, uader this beuefcient
esFe. one mad, moreover, been repeatedly assur.
ea 'na' she might consider herself free, whenever
sue could advaRtageously change her circumstau.
ces' Yet the influence of numerous advisers
mere mad prevailed. and she remains in a land of
strangers, under the alarming coniurations of Ital.
ian imaginations New Orleans lady lost a ia.
vorite domestic in the same way a few months
since, and the poor creature having thus depriy.
ed herself of early associations, and sure sup.
port, lost her wits in the trial. and il now In lu.
patic asylum. 1t should be added to the honor
OF the lady first named, that she has made ample
provision through friend here to secure her lost
favorite from such contingency.
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HEREBY APPOINT and constitute
JOHN a. FOSTER my Agent to transact @ ousl-
ness tor me, exclusively fer Cash. in ths city OF bch-
moud or county of Henrico. A. T. BURR
RICHMOND, Aug. Sd. ls6. au rs -lm<
ECONOMY IN FUEL--TO HOUSE
"a kEEPEKS.-Pine Wood which has been cut
sGd corded up for ssme time, be had at tbs Saw
hilI, on Mayo's Island, about half way acrots the
hHdse In order to clear 1t out of the way of the
general business OF the Mill it will be sold at the low
P'iee OF two dolsrs per cord. Purcbasers can have
thAnied 20 their houses for from ga to IS cents per
c2Td-the whole costing them considerably less than
Inc ordinary price of nine wood. Sc l9-eodSt
RtoGhkT AND TABLE CUTLERY. Y..-
= we have 10 in store, received per steamer Per-
500 dozen POCKET KNIVES,
embracing full assortment of L. 2, and 4 blades;
S'nongst which are number of new and beautiful
pauefns' and admirably adapted to the wholesale
ALSO,
Received by same steamer, about
zoe dozen Wos'EsHeLM's POCKET KNIVES,
etnhracing "any varieties, of snd blades part
OF WHICH are OF hne quaiity and finish.
ALSO,
Received by ship Great Western,
2c00 dozen TABLE KNIVES and FORKS
embracing some two hundred patterns of wood COM
ron aud white bone, cocoa, buffalo, buck and ivory
eSr An importation of CUTLERY, sltosether so
otErabe and particularly well sdapted to the coun-
try trade, is rarely with and respectfully in.
purchases. w 8. L. u. DONNAN
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, &C.
se la~eo5ts No. 10 Pearl st.. Richmond Va
k10ULDIN NGs DRESSED AND UN-
4'A DRESSED LUMB ER--Bevidere Planning Mills
on greet south OF the Basin, in rear of the Po-
trrsourg nepct.-Pianinc, of all kinds of lumber,
ion2uing and Growing done in the best manner -
Dressed Flooring. 35 A. and Al inch thick; Shelv-
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
teriais generally.
bnders Mouldings axty different patterns, al
wsys on hsna.
81 -3m r. C.. ROBINSON
- ID. DkNO0N has for sale 900 tsnamei-
- led Crates Fen6ers and Sum Pieces, EN-
srascns Square Topped, Circle and kleptic Patterns
rhsfs crates are OF my own manufacture, and shal
De sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
e5antry promptly a'teuded TO. The Virginia Me
ehaales Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium. to sAh'L ID. DEsoos for the best speci-
mems OF Crates and Tenders, Also. for sale large
s,ock OF Bells Brass Brick Eoulds nc. Apply 1t my
beil and Brsss Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be.
'ween 9th and Sth, west side Richmond, We.
NO. MACKEKETI, in good order, Tor
sslsH ~la THos JONES co.
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| HEREBY APPOIN Il and constitute
I JOHN q. FOSTER my Agent to transact ousi-
for me- exclusively fer CASH. in this city of Rich
nond or county of Henrico. Al BURR
Richmond Aug 23d 1856. S6-1m<
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NT0ULDINGs, DRESSED AND UN-

NO, l. MACKEKET., in good order, Tor
sale BY ~ 10 THos JONES 4 co.
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