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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-18
LEADED SPECIAL NOTICES,
Imp,,,ou, to FeuaIes-Dr. Ch.e,man,,

Important to Eeueies-Dr. Chsesman's
Fills. -Ihi esru1nsu ~ Of insrsi. ats &c fkrx PHI,
lss as,1it u 4 Isuz and sS'sasvo practice. Tie
srr pd 70 their " 'rs'tn, and csts.s In c,r-sc; s
Gil ,rrsslsrii >, ps,nfui nsasiru,t.oa rvrovins ii
eh..frc,,yrs, rh iisr from o,id o. hsr~i.s, head
achs palm N Va side psIp.isi.v .. the h. ar. .s,st
e! .esp. which arise firm In errn2t.rn .; ns;lre-
IL = can bs sGS;c.-'uLIy usesss pvs,cuvs' III -
pits ,ls0uii p's.r bs TAX L IL pregnancy. - the
would .src q cs-sry ml.carr.ss. Warranted pure
~ -s.b., aud frst fryns any ,Hs !lsaI!sls = III
or health EvyIeit crrsi. n, whicA h I'D lie rea,
accompany - a TX. P.ir. 81. F.r sale by IT,
Drussl,ts IL Dsvcupsrt, and liinie, CAppsnsrI,
il..x iAsn at b ,IA.. Vi !hc.o,iuz 81 u Df CIR
t,.iusL Cl'-. M "a, NJ. 1871 Broadway. New York
f,-p,-tsy MI
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BANKING AND ExCnA NOE,
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

YUk -ubscritrr' would sp~,as " iuie-m The
] L,ii,irrr Of uAv "ni.at AID IA. Isilic - rauy
t,i they k.spois family Gu han al thsir tfsi4i.g
Mi ~, Btk i'isrd, con VI hoek kIver and wal.
al "a tree. sea.si ~ s,rihe and SidIns shd ~
Nd =, IuI-Aiug T. IA Of ,Ar d II qualify. CAL
,ui,ur our tt.s before arct Ing -i- ~t-ss.
J. 4. ksbilisAIS 4 UD.
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/ he WINTER season Is opcninG bul-
Il h" ioii'd"ys are aprroac' ~. an't
.'tl.iass ,t,h AID rare" WI 5000 b.. 'rau-'
t.rtd from h 'rmr'.ig IN ly.s II our
secy tf.s 10 ~ rir- at r a ,r a,,i q lirj
-ie.i o. Wapd ro' 'ast ( N . ,noth.t RI
E" Ano" where = can at ihr ir,t,.t>
-, ~ r"F"~' picfnee, Vie one, -ot.. os-
tnt', q G.corl'a The Chris mas W, =
Do cot tat proxy eui watt h. r chnic"
te'srInned between clippers" ard ">mnl
u, csP,' watch peck II OF ith cts' q
shA w. unt tell ht' whore The G,o-t beau
tiful p,t'ern- are to be fc'u,d, of The sweet
~ eom5 a'ion of cuir.
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" ~ IA. ready.

To oh',ga q fsir ono. and 70 10 iustice
70 the snhlact. we Cive in another r nc,
soIn" xtr,cts IN relation 10 this aeIreS
We understand hat che il soon 10 pay
our city risif--' nj i, case she does,
~ hope she Will meet with snch a socep.
ton 80 her merits descIve.-N News Of list
evening.
HI. lady paid Our city visit 1T
summer. At Rock Leland, Chicago ami
s'serrl other cities, he gave exhibitions
OF hfr rGwcr> n dramatic reader, an
Tor The ben.M Of the hl,ck reput.lcaa-,
anf i she visits D.2cnpnrt * lin, 80,
On, "hapc sho will meet with -uch re.
r"Pt.on a. her merits deserve" e.p,ci.l.
II # - 'nncrata, shoui -hc continue
y labor FOR he beaeH - the y Y,
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C. o NJ Al + Il C. | AL
DAVENPORT PRICES CURHLNr
wHr,1-Bes, wntrf..........

oFFie1 o. low. b.ILY srATz nssncRST. !
AVA, PUaf, bg-.II.~I u, $50. I
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The New York Ledger, the great
funiiY weel ! Paper. for vi,h the most
popular Writers IL he country coy'r =
D te. "a. now alta ned ths * raordina j,
c rehlaiion of One Hundred and Mae,
Thousand copies, at3 .ub piion' ATE or
'uAaiiy ronrii z IN. See The Ledse's I'd
yeTiI-tmeht in another column.
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DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
TIE STATE DEMOCRAT.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUslNEss MEN.
Assn ADVERTISING p,p'r the State Dswovsft : ~
vr.si.y resarica the established neiiun of bu-:
as c.Es.an.cs;ioI Ut Ell The LHJcs and .ee-; III
ifs~y Increasing circIlatsn. Lvil 81 Lone al
,br,sd, ogrFss favorable d pYrtvn.iJ for .b1ig!i
.-scr u met csaIe int i.is:cr. 1t IS ala
srg-.fe ;sEaily ,rrut., BERG E'..l Dfsle-, wei
ex,-s. trad s.-psuple, 1echsuics and Cii-
scis siIl Cid It's c2uiaus cs>~ui.,l 70 Sro,rersas
la.ae.s. a WORD TO THK vrf"
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s..s.-S'. s.a,s seal s-.in -. -.'~r--.i. 80
ana tSI.e.psi ,Lsrs,isr s,ls.i DALIJ ! y NAIL
4. PA!S kxlI ,CTon coE,isii
l.t. Oi iIsnv fs.ng ahd aud unique prpls -,
a.. .y,r q. ay,!.sd ~ Sy ext mel .L.uy - ci4fk IA
aaInn1 sip,L instantly aud :slidy ior'1ues t. Gbs
...Iure evusr!Iutcs its great i",sr 4. d. xis,~ u
p.,a u bgiEs sud sad, and IL Itk r iairiu =.
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aia sIl.H Z, ssu Ia " ie iI MAS Lcfr--o'o BIZ
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.uil.buisliln .: tAs luu ed psE 5, ssd ulsts.fei
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lt.stto tL s,s-A. uiAs -. lLy sli in Uir 'natie
4. t4= su.i..= siui a 49, h,ug. q, arst d eHs
IL ,fo,.urea frtm sur s ,c--s uiet ny tofas- u.
81 1li~d 70 "a ssd ,Hss"r"s .ns. 30. MS III
o. o;hsi el.snesus tirss"a.
Esch box .i sAu.g. U.iny's Pam Extrs'tor hss
up,n II a o.. P.sua rpsrsv ID abe. With The s,sn.-
tur.,otc v. CLiCkESEK - CO prVprlriv1r. al.
HESy, uALLI, usnufscturet. All otiisfs ~
c.su,,r II, Price 10 eaaits per box.
- 81 ,tI, IN 'Uid Ire siirr -d t. c. ChfA-
sItxr@,s q ,ssrcgay -tr'-t, ~" YORK.
siity a., - sigg!-,. iui Mo,iicn'd s.err u rough.
- ia. t,iit,,i State l26-,i.w2u
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Exchange on Ccrmanv.

I CrFEIJNC RIVE tor 81 .rh rrv-~s ~ "r'r ~
Crrps Rao R.-.nw and Cn N.nt-rs.
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LACE CCRT.lNS.

THE ri hest. htuin, set. and niu-: ev7rn>,v
i as,d- in tGe I;sc Aiy or Wishing Soun ding
ussi iot Ia the way VI WY Fife Curaiu- cat. enl
teen ii A1SWnRTiis.
t.-tIa-if' i.It y,,uxa
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- oIalgt - this Nace. c4,nI ri..ig 81 will his All
rrtcs, II lie is, AID most fash .I,=b.e make. nov
u use. ~ s,e examine then, II.
WADSWnRTUS
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Magnificent fnlsrpEiSr.
silver Plate.
GOLD WATCHES,

man "a IetlF = = thf v "k ....VH' n G Ton
pany, " pireSs wer d rom 0St. EaLLNK
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, u7 NOR, r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

p FRESH ACCOMPLISHMENTS this
morning, the following kinds Of Boots and
III Shoes for Gentlemen:
~ 50 pairs Gents Calf Congress Caters
50 do do Patent Leather do de-
Is do do do do Oxford Ties
25 do do do do Washington Ties
% do do do do low cut, broad
strop Shoes
Is do do French Calf, quilted bottom
- do do do do English walking do.
Which together with my previous assortm emf, rem.
ders my stock very complete.
Gentlemen in want of Boots and Shoes OF any
kind or quality invited to call and supply them
selves JNO. C. PAGE, in.
oc22 No IS Main street.
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ar OH HO! FOR MOORE'S PRE- -
Hi MUM HATS CAPS, No. GOT ~
"a BROAD STREET-R. MOORE has
some of the finest and neatest gentlsmens Dress and
Business Hats and Caps of every style and quality
be had. Boys, Youths and Chidren's Fancy Hats
Misses and ohIdren's fancy Furs, Of all styles and
kinds. Also, large lot of Negro Wool Hats all Of
which will be sold cheap for cash. Call and supply
yourself, at the Premium Hat Store, No. 207 Broad
street.
oc 28-lmd RICHARD MOORE.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
so 900 numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets placed in wheel The first 2l6 prizes
are placed in another wheel number is drawn
is drawn from the other wheel. The prize drawn is
placed against the number drawn This operation is
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers those drawing the first is prizes will be en-.
titled to the GA Approximation Prizes, according to
5000 prizes of 3 40 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, if the number drawing the prize
ends with Ne. l. then all the tickets where the mum
Der ends in l. will be entitled to S4s If the number
ends with No 2 then ell the Tickets where the num-
Der ends in 2, will be entitled to $40 aud to o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A. BY this scheme one ticket in every ten is qua
rapteed to draw $40 will sell certificates of pack
ages of 10 Tickets at the following rates, which is
Ali that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whse Tickets. $50
10 Half so
10 Quarters " Is
1t will be perceived by this plan. that for $50 the
the purchaser has certificate of 10 Tickets, when if
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
Whees thus by buying Certificates he hes four more
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
Packages In proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
dered, the receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their post Office, county and State.
r. Remember that every prize ID drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
r. All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawing-othsr prizes at the usual
time of 80 days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets Dashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office. ++'
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed
either to s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
& SWAN
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, FANCY FURs, FANCY FURs. -

ao FANCY FURS, FANCY FURS. <Dn
We have now open, complete and zY
80 splendid stock of Ladies and Childrens
Fancy Furs. consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Elk. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian SQUIRREL Golden Fitch; French Martin. and
every other style of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Chill
dren Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
rage Robes and Foot Mufs which have been select
ed fresh from the largest and most extensive manu-
factories and will be sold at wholesale and RETAIL
the most favorable terms. Ladies particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods which for neatness, style and quality, cannot
be exceed.
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill.
drens Hats and Caps efevery style; Gents Hats and
Caps (amongst them will be found something entirely
new,) maxine one of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market.
BINFURD, DICKINSON 4 WEISIGER,
oc II No. rs Main street.
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= ALEXANDER HILL has just re.
ceived another case of ladies' and gentemens'
Boots, Shoes. and Caters, manufactured ex.
-. pressiy for him by the celebrated Boot ana
shos maker of Paris-that is Melsas He has import
sd materials of the best quality for the manufacture
of ladies' and gentemens' Boots and Shoes OF every
description He also kee ps always on hand the best
thus with his ewn msrufacture and his imported
work his assortment viii surpass any other house In
this city. He has made an arrangement in Paris TO
have shipments of goods made here every month, so
that he will hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with he best and all the latest styles OF French
Boots and Shoes Of every kind
p 8 He ha, shoes in this case for ladies that are
entirely in this part Of this country, and he IN
.o,oatbing ertra SELF
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J ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
lCH NOE or HOIIRS ION and q q

CHEE1 Observation-Disclosures TRAIN.
CHANGE OF HOURS --On and after
MONDAY, 18th inst, the accommoda-
ton train of this Company will daily, Sundays
excepted,) between milford and Richmond, leaving
Milford at 81 O'Clock A. NJ, stopping at the Cottage
fer breakfast and arrive ia Richmond at SO O'Clock
A. M returning will leave Richmond at 8 Is O'Clock
p M, and reach Milford at SCI P. M, stopping for
passengers at any point each way.
Fare the same as on the Through Trsins
SAM'L RUTH,
Agent of transportation
Off"e r. AP.R. R. Co, /
Richmond Oct Dist, 1856 ) oc2l
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rtzszzxzgasQ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
TtssssfssssSS:sY DANVILLE Railroads.&c. the
accommodation of persons visiting the
Agricultural Fair, Trains will leave DANVILLE at
the usual hour stopping at all the regular stations to
take ON passengers. Members of the Agricultural
Society coming to Richmond will be charged full
fare All such having passed over this road will re.
turn free. upon presentation of their Certificate OF
Membership, until the I'd day Of November
Stock or articles intended for exhibition, will be
charged full fare coming to Richmond, and return
free, if in possession of tbs same owner.
oc 22-tNS c. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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'rTTRS

&c, &c, &c.
ALSO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon. Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Furaud White and Pink 8wansdown Trimmings
Mufs 0entlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, &C.
as
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NJOTICE---CURE FOR CORNS. BUN
~ IONS, WARTS, NAILS GROWING INTO
THE FLESH, &c. AND EVERY DISORDER OF
THE FEET, r r M o ED WITHOUT THE
SLIGHTEST PAIN, BY Il NEW IND Easy
METHOD DR.. s. SCHULTZ informs his patients,
friends and the public generally, that h- has
ed his office door south of Metropolitan Hail or
nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel, and may be dali
ly consulted in the above diseases. Parties wishing
consult the Dr., will please call early The testi-
mony of Norborne Norton, Esq, land hundreds more
Of made in this city, be DR.. SIS Of
fee.
"RIcHMoND, Sept. 18th, 1856.
"Dr. s. Schultz has this day extracted from my
feet several Cerns and Toe Nails, also Bunion of
years standing of painful character The ope.
rations performed without giving the slightest
pain, and believe sincerely that | am to have
permanent relief / chserfully recommend him to
my friends and the suffering public, the greatest
wonder of the age. NoRBoRNE NORTON"
All letters and orders attended Parties as usual
attended at tbcir residences without extra charge
Observe the address, near the Exchange Hotel.
e. Superior Lessons on the Violin, also in tbs
German and English Languages
&C 28--6t" Apply at De-. s. SCHULTZ Office
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MADAME ARSON . has Just arrived
I'VE from Spain, and 10 prepared to attend to all
MYSTERIOUS DISEASES, which she has practlsed
for many years with success.
She will also give her attention to Ladies concern
ing FUTURE DESTINY. Charges moderate.
Can be at the Union Hotel 18th street, be-
tween franklin and Main streets, west side of Old
Market. Private entrance passage door.
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NIX. LEFkByKK, SCHOOL, Richmond,

Nk. LEFEBVRR SCHOOL, Richmond
INl VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TEKMs.-Board $500; Washing $50; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Lang uages, each $40; Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $40;
Drawing from nature $4o Painting water colors S4o
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
Administrators of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs Of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hose, D.
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, d D., Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
FAcULTY.--Hubert P. Lefebvre A. M Principal;
Rev. H. s. Keppler, Rev. w. L. Webb, AM; j. P Lit
tie, nj: D., R. Lewis N. D Joseph Miehsrd, John
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy Miss e. Bartlett, Mile
yilIemet, French Governess, etc, etc.
All letters to be directed to
Nv T. Am HUBERT LFRFPVRE
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lHORWA X DING BUSlN MES S-.IN.
u CREASED DISPATCHED have made arranee

LUX w "A u " - u = N 4 = S..lN.
Il CREASED DISPATCH.--I have made arrange
nents to increase the line OF boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement of the fall sea
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except.
ed By this arrangement will put goods through two
days than heretofore, and nearly if not alto
gether, as soon as by the s. S. r. R., and at much
less expense.
Merchants west of Lyuchburg wishing to consign
their goods to the rairord agent required to de-
post funds to pay the charges to that point as the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad refuse pay or col
lect charges on goods received by the Canal
jy 29-ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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Decrease. s ass dc $50 2l5 dc47622 dos 4s7 acc

Tn. ,t...ment shows decrease in all the items-
TIE loans show falling off Of Si762S5s the specie
a noniaal decrease of IS 4S7 700. but only actual
decrease OF s6fs,4T The banks are proceeding "
regular of Gu tailment, which will. says to.
N Y. Express continue until the loans are reduced
TO hundred millions or lower
Dates from Mo Janeiro are to 9th Sep'ember.-
Eleven days later Maxwell, Wright Co.'S Circu
lar of that date, says:
BaEApsTUrrs--The receipts have been Is I57 bbls
-Four from tne United States aud 600 from Europe
Sales have been m de Of 60o bis Columbia at nI
s. 55 Baltimore City Mills &C l5ps5e in bond $50
ooIs Richmond City Mills, damaged at 1911 i0o0i0hGo
lho0 hbss FredeIicksburg, hard and sour at l5hOt0
in bond; aud 4, 200 barrels New Orleans at 15D0d06
l5H'oo, 10 bond-all with per cent of fer cash. OF
lons credit Notwithstanding the export demaod,
which has relieved US of larg. quantity of Flour
the market continues in very depressed condition
II being impossible to make sales for consumption
OF which 1851 hbls Richmond city and country
brands, and 1000 hbls Trieste remain in first We
quote nominally Richm,nd City Mills 2ln 02lHoO0;
country brands S20n a 2Il000.
P.S--i2TH SEPT. l85S-Favorable advices from
River Plats have led to Ia &c transactions in Flour
nnnclpslly for that quarter The sales have been
at 2iH5oea H5oo ard 1876 obs Alexandris at 2lh"oo
The preceding are dispatched prices. Our STOCK in
first hands is reduced TO 1928 bbls. Richmond City
Mile and 400 bbls. country, though purchasers are
only willing to pay same prices holders generally ask
higher prices, without finding buyers
saichmond Markets, Oct. %.
FIGURING renew quotations to shippers viz
Sa.2G. for fair TO choice superfne.
VIE AT.No change. Si.450l5o for good to prime
Bed 81 go for DO. white
-CORN-so cts with sales of limited lots at s2l
cents
BY Telegraph.
NEW York. Oct 29-Breadstufs unchan gsd, ex
cept Corn which 10 buoy ant-Mixed SO. Stocks dull
and lower; Va 6's S9I4.
BALTIsoRE, Oct. z9-Howard Street and Ohit
III 1861 Other articles uncbapasd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

ITO SPORTSNEN OF THE FIELD
Il GUNS GUMS! GUNS!!!-The subscriber
has just opened large and splendid assortment of
Double and Single Guns, imported direct from the
manufacturer. These guns were manufactured ex-
pressIy my order, and made in such manner that
they viii stand the test of any examination to which
they may be submitted
Also, Colts Repeating Pistols, Aliens Revolvers,
and every description of pistols now in
Guns stocked, repaired, and altered into percus
sion with neatness and dispatch
JAMES WALSH,
oc 25-12t Z dosrs above ST. Charles Hotel
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$500 A1a 0AP4 04oD9 -
.---.~SsSs az TAT sOUTHKHN -
AAAND DEPUT-JOHN O00LEY, u 81.
az !. mon supsrb assortmsnt Of LAdiss, Misssv
and osntlsmsn's ssss*stss SIT
Flu RS,
entirely .sw of the latest styles snd Of every DE-
scriution. Amonsst them are
Lynx Capes, Msntillas Mantslets, Vfssoftnss, 11p.
- ,.ts Gauntlota and Cuffs
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"a NOTICE.---Just received and
E|kA opened, complete assortment of SAD
RNss N DIE and HARNESS HARDWARE. I
also have on hand every article usually
kept in Saddlery establishment, all of which bind
myself to sell at wholesale retail as low as they
can be purchased South of NJ ason and Dixon's line
Country Soldiers solicited to call and examine
before purchasing else where.
ALSO, on hand, ready made Saddles, Harness, Bril-
dies Collars &C., &C. which will be sold unusually low
for cash. CHAS. j. BALDWIN,
oc Aim Franklin st., between 18th and 18th.
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RICHMOND TADE HROGUkS
- 600 pair Richmond-msde BROGUES, for
sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-30

RGREAT REDUCTION IN THE aU
EPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-Frem I'LL
IN Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from J;
80 II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building
Mo,eskin Hats. best quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
WoIeskin Hats second quality s 90
Es,h;onabIe Silk Hats ,,,..,,,...,... 2 50
F;ne C.Ifskin Sawed Boots s 50
congrsss Cater Roots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 Is
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. Accommodating. 70
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
pIy him with q handsome and substantial Cslfskin
sswed Boor which he will sell at the
ouy mice of $3.50 oc 18-d&cly
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<1wAN - LUIS. LO12 : AA1os
fIssasssS " ~ sssassf GsvStAI
S0sO Prixes--Lswess Prize $40.
,.o,r ruAn ONE pRrzE TO EVERY TEs TICKETS
I. PRIZES GUARANTEED it
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERYi
CLASS q. as :
70 BE- drawn In the City Of Atlanta, Georgia. n pub
lie, on
FRIDAY, November -, 1856,
ON THE
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
- Purchasers In buying ten Whole Tickets, are
guaranteed prize Of $40. Halves and Quarters in
proportion.
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- 8. will give the best and the most corr ect
count of all the affairs of human life; rom the day
child is born year after year ali through its life,
and at what age any particular good or evil will come
to ITSELF its father mother, sister, brother any of
its kindred of health, wealth. love- marriage friends,
mother can know all particulars of their children,
and what eye the parent is when every child is born.
male or female; happy they who have Jupiter
easy healthy, wealthy, long and happy life. Happy
they wholare born with good planets in the ninth
division for it will not only be well with you in this
life, but better with you in that life which shall
never end The evil planets in the same place, de.
note poor, detected, troublesome and wicked life
Those wishing TO know. must call soen for my time
will be short Terms, so cents each. Apply. Adams
Valley, I'd house from corner of 10th, on Poplar
street. No. 2, Prof. L. S. on the door, Va.
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TNHE NIGHT ~CHOUL of the MOCHA.
i MICS INSTITUTE will open TOMORROW
NIGHT, "wednesday in the basement of the Uni
versalist Church, Mr.. C. P. BURRUSS, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend scholars. must procure their certificates of
membership before that time, none will be other
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of DIR. SAM
UEL S CoTTRELL, Main street 18th, or OF
J. w. LEwELLEN, the Secretary, who can be found
at the Exhb ion Hall lover The First Market, 18th
and Main streets Parents and Masters should see
that their boys started at the commencement of
the School, in order to get the benefit of the entire
session. oc I4-tf