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PASSENGER Arrived

T.. .eT 3 " S.camsaig Hcrzoaa. IRON Brsars al "a
asJuA-Hvry s,oD~ rsq' Icy asasat,s. AID 81.
A. r. de.r tar,r Children snd servant MI S4rt-y &c.
Ter ara eh,d Mr J. A. ssts. Bearer - DspAtes.. iro s~
Amencsi Lesa,"L u SSrE, snI "S'i's.oni VIZ lstNs
L.rpi. sBd servant Mr., Page. daughter AMI ch
0reu NJ, vpiB Profess Bop. sfv aud three children
Or In k,rb AND iaay rWeseiusn. lady AID chldr-s
NJ .nd Ms Hunk esdd N an ~ 'sSat Ma Coss
Ell NJ srd N, Hitler Mrs MaldnrE three ehdru End .eg
van, Nj schr .d.r Mr. HOeinaas, Nr- 2 Aoder,ca ana
ehili MIS-. rFagln eaid ana n'sh, MS''', and H.
Mr. VI GAME Mrs. Dosue child and .erv.nt
Mr P,Art MI. Bell Miss Palmer. Ms Jasoes Miss Schoh
Ni.. VI De Rode. Miss T. D. Roods J. '" De Rode aai
ciiId A Bottm,r j. A CIR hTig, g. ScnutE, H. " Broeke
nan + (;oriK and lady + 4 Drry~r, Phzsr, E!err
NJ Richter ". hIo9p H. R. Angus {, w w. ~sss.ae5 De
an Msc,l MIS-. Bartel Miss PhHer Miss happ-i Miss e
BOXER Mis-. Anhe nssr Miss { rheroi, Miss Ansel, NJ
M,s L. ASelin Miss DBa,r, Miss sto~vcua NJ. and Nm
Never and inf Mr. and Nrs Pete MI and MIS- hsineke .ad
cfi5r, n Mr. and Miss Hobcrin M Wemppeh'irf and5
child M. rshaupl and child Nj and Mrs amer nAhc
Nr and MR. sugeI aud iniAn Mr. and hr, Lorrn,i Ass
R,ILp, Mr. xnl Mrs Reed Mr. aud Mrs Harms Mr. ani Ma
Shat,r Msse. B. aud r. Fischer Mr. and Mrs L9nf'nss
M,ssrs. II and l. brsndsg, Mr.sIs, l. 49,, ~
I.c : chd and infant NJ. Hine and sdy Mss T. isya
e. W. Wo,.laIs Misses .ndP Hertz, Mr. Mar and i.y
MsUS Huu;smuller A. Butte, GeorEe SsTsses nsuunAa
A E,srubo.he, l. R9r-I I,h.aS Golden j. s.SIx
n MI N Builps H. H.rkcH, {. Prsesent H. Lang, h
srbn,y n ", imam, W wv.elhoet, h. s1rche l. D.
Nh..a ! Ior,u,s James Murre child, W. w"ss
Jshle Bsehli. L. hener'e a. ponsson, A. sese srse
Elrer A pn.uler Nj sureu on,,, M sesd VIA q.
So,re M j Henderson, g. Th"mpson, Wu Noskes Pei
az Jordon Mr. Msrciros: Mrs. j. Lett, Mr.. fant.,
MADAM. A Konnike. Mr.. c. Be.lsny. NJ sander: Mes H.
Deneys Me,sr. obs seh5oeasr a. f,'cheT S.ries,
M.tmsnp A. Goedeke, Meyer uumSnn, A. Fscber, {.
Korp b. Litor, J. Rucger-to'a', TO-
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To Mariners.

Cory Of letter from the Commanding Officer Of Her -
steamer Pyade- reporting the existence Of rosk on II
81 Mary Newfoundland and II shoals extsrdiss %
Of Merash..r Island Paee1ta bay, dangers zoe Ao S
la tn. Admiralty charts. II
II. N. STEAMER PyLApEs, HALrFAx, s.rL y.
"SiR: bes 20 LfDun you that Mr. BrieD, pilot 81 TINS ~
acquainted tba rock with only 10 feet Of water
three niles 10 the INV. by compass OF tn. porn -
OF Cage ST. Mary the south VI SswtJU9dlAno
tnst shoals xeId about u miles S.SW Of Merash'e
ia Pscetia Bay neither Of which dancers marked -
chart piled to this ship. HAVING his Excelleney M "a
eILor Of AewiouI dlaLd aboard who pressed iof time
not the opportunity % examining them myself - - -.
"E r D'EYxCOURT, C.fiAa.
hear Admiral ARTHUR FASsBAwE, G. B."
LIGHTHOUSE on THE ScAw.-Royd Navy Departure -
p,BLsgen Aug A6-Notce hereby given, thzt N" NC -
Losie which is now being erected the sesw "s 80.
Of his year reach altitude that viii obscure w ~
Light, angle Of half degree IN the dirse'"h'
shoal.
Danish Consulate General London, sept -.
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Sale. Of Stocks nj p Igh,Se,psi.. Der. -.

R,roETao Tos Ihe = e,usr,r sYJRtH. B FsY
f'', s1f' d tiy - Dr.. s.. sl ''o Az c., c.
~ - - - ~ S.tr tl K L. o. dsVs i'@ - -
Pr J. lso Red 4 90 oo CO. b5sn H, F'i - d.
tIi?I.i,,s S',in ,at. g. ~ 90, ,,oleilR
:, ~ rem = ia - Mons ClEli s. H., = S"4A o.
''t.-- 80 ~ r~g-4 B-ls. C. q = j.
10 5t0o 90 a. y, l.' CT, " .if-i,,
~ mn De- 500 L~ti.h ~ ER 81. Dds. ~ u Ane-'-'
mn - do - N P.rla ., e..
|.ff s.rg-10Nn Non CsL-i1s. -. %.
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Whaiers.

ssyed from Bedford 22d ships Ocean and Adeli.e n
Nab e. barks Faye and F5rsine North Pacific Na
ssiS im s,oaipston, 2ot3 bark Tybee, freeman ''s
Norm lrihe. ., ~. r-r..- e,.tn.r y,s.
Rsrt,rd with So bbls. sosTm a. al vel g.. .. . :, IL
A. FsysI Sept, By letter., ship Fneife' X ''e'
NV Bcdfoid. clean. =, :. -. an 70 ,-nsn
= - p.GtorS / ) bbis -o.rm oil bOuni on the lice.
~ - nom Cspt Gao Of shp Hope VI Ne Bedford g
PIT ber T. st hs you'd sail thai day on ef1se
a. HE. months. and Dc Ut f.cahauno " January to rec "
So fen-oc, H. 50 3d. Jon. &c % slip Canada Of '~
New. Bedford, foT North F.e4ne.
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char vi 500 Demands sales Of bssa 80
- $ or bite Ca sisI. cOsS, RIVE aud So 1s .
CshtL FEtIGH,s 10 NV YORK e hrh.r on f,r.,.
l5c, Com. a. a;6c I.Pvsrs-sjee bash Wh.a, ,s q,
Bu.,s. 1919 du. 10 CAN L ENfosls-lsl, ~ - ~.
81 10 bu,h. What - 100 90. Corr '"'i
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IA. an .nn.,orf.l, hill, Oh N. I

passng 10 couBkcrfelt thr ~ "
,tor ~ Sentence, Eve Jeass IN
ku1oph X us her VS. med Hnyct@d Of sinl.s- 81
-. ~, r,s.ins oornsrit M sobhseN "a = =, ~.
AreIca n ib- lily t'rt,n' o,. sA.. Prison
hi 49, a'.Itrr cow ,ea Of al -itg'np - 'ni
~ ~ ~, ,b. - The Prnii'n'iarY ~ ''' M .
'Aai L. W. con fdeiice trr' ald con-
-, o.s,rt. a. ~. ID <n4AA Co.. ~ =. -.
P-i.on f1r fLrs' o. o' 49,
S.H - .'l't 4s { tilDg iupor 4nce Te DIP ed o.
amer NNHN -"0 Coar; adjourned 'oT tie tern.
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Receipts OF lsrodaee.-Ocr. 81

b. SsrA Rice, bOan.-7677 bel. NcaY. sbT1s 49,
Whes So go DO. Com 80 ~ DO Oats q pksL Ashes Ia r.
Nhsky.
Al 10
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Disasters. &c.

BOSTON Oct, 24-Ar ship Dsniel Webster, Live pool
brss Abatross Tundclexn, D. Doae and Mary f. Thomr
son, Philadelphia
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NEZ,/ER.SEY ITEMS.


The Rev. s. T. Lum Of Kansas addressed crowded
audience at Union Han, Newark on Wednesday even
ing o, the wrongs of Kansas confirming all the pre-
vicus accounts of the outrages of the Border Ruians
On the Free State men, Mr. Lum viii return to Kansas
n few weeks, and meanwhile, will address meetings
IN behalf of his adopted home.
, AszI DoDD FOR CoSGREss.-The people Of this
CONGRESSIONAL District may well congratulate them
selves upon the excellent nomination made by the
Convention YESTERDAY, and especially upon the
unanmity and truly liberal spirit IN which It was
sffec,ed-wlthOut caucusng, aud with no object be-
yon6 honest desire To promote the cause for which
al true opponents Of the policy OF the present Admin
istra.ion ought Ia unite their energies
Newark Daily Advertiser.
The Congressional nominations in this State are now
complete, and as follows:
Rssr DIsrmcr-Republcan and American Isaiah d. Claw
son; DcmocTs' Charles ID Hinelmc
SECOND DIsTmcT-Rcpublcan and American George r. Rob
bins democrat James W. Wall
TiisO DIsTRIcT-RepublcAn aud American James Bishop
Demo,rai Garnet b. Adrsiner
osn, Charles nghs, jr Democrat, John Hryler ,
FIsTH DIsIRIcT-Repubican. Ami Dodd American, Fred
Our NOMINATION FoR CoSGREss.-I. is not often
n Congress s received with such general
ssnsstston that Of Ami DOdd All through The commu
nsy is q approval coming from the moral
OF the people and tina: approval will we are satisfied
n.so tseIf tt al the polls IN November Ami D9dd is
20 rhily represent this d.c. Let s.c him
81, h Support will appreciation OF his sterling H.
There word sii in the Con
ven those who know him will not readily indore
candidate bey od the reach OF caumny abuse
~'' '' Newark Daily Mercury
Ne wAfk will next week be throngcd with visitors
NON .brad 10 attend the OF m" American Board of
Cou,u orcTs for Foreign Missions Commence on next
uesd W. The hospitality of cnrcus has been sen'ous
On end accommodations provided for nearly two thousand
,pc.,, no will be distributed the resi- of cit
sns b. VIII entertain them during the sitting of the Board
shih MI continue from Tuesday I'LL Friday
Newark Advertiser.
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY
Co' r o. CoxnoS PLEAs-Trial Term Da,es 70
Dc IT, -, -. 1.ur \ Nos. y ~ Inclusive.
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nASAc.......sls DAY.
srx R;.e. 9; IS seis........ 305 Moos-Rses. Slim
afcH DAy.
s.,sv aooh s. Il Gov. is.snd. 6:O6n HslGsts. q u
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7 dW NIELLIGE1FCE.
Court ,)F COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERN-0cT. "a
Before Judge IkGRAu.M.
NJ or,os ron A RrcrIytR-iSJrScrIoS

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
inthony D. LeyeT Thomas h. Br.gaw.
ISGRAH AsJ.-So far as relates TO the property the
bune ION boui BE- continued.
The clam The plaintiff for bis weekly pay md his slar'
profits, mere demand TOT m9nes and furnishes no
F SS1 the, @io y t iS%sdy BY damage:
To ohle the P!s. from s9e,naiG , the bushes. would
ent,i,d TO- improperly removed without th1rdr; any
ts pns NV wud only be an injury to s ss parties. unless
Al. proper Ia x.ns.he motion or receiver
nsrti,s ia Iom difficulty II the property
tS.i ne sccevcf -hOGid appointed bot The dp Of
the propc the ney shoud n9t Dc qaeTd goi TN rsPec
do ndant Nj give bond TO b. approved By one Of
siA,s apep propsy in question, then the action the
willie denied snd III Injunction moioed 50 la a. 10
v.t udsnts - continue the sasines' contemplated
& tls orsiaa eootrsct-
sied sld uo,ion for :eceye grsnted o no ash1> 10
cell The POPT is granted Hn' the i'f'hef 'f'f Oh ne O'
Cost. Of the.e motions both .ides 70 sbde won't
Lso1sn b osswSy sst The Pansm' R.'iToAl ,'mP.nyu
F.cher United States Consul az Apinwa in ne kersic
q sswSad :. ; S,s on , Sss as oa
A sPsa~ ~ afores~S. wne''y .eI The defendants
p,ugKD STATES DISTRICT COURT-0cr. :t-Beioe
Judge BITS.
No criminal business oeing ready tbs mornius
the IN Jurors G1clsrscd for tn Lie GRAND JaIy
have vi 81 thought u any bills. TIL Court is 'u.ascd "ih
soIn.io And other Admiralty causes
uNrTED'sTAIEs COrMssIoNrs's oErICr-ocr. 81
beiose GLO. T. Bars.
THE SLAYER PksCHIrA-NE>QUIrA HELD.
The exs, s.na,ion ri \ {. de Mesquite was resumed
An. afternoon The detDse called but two Witnesses
nI,.V Nj tstted that he McsQl'fa s'rf
-. =, The tana.u tras and that he examined IS =
-. x,h ,.f s.sr TO the Island OF - rhomas az hsi
Ben previously SteA hat he hsaro public connection win
tn easel 49,. .....,... -..,. =,
Psdo Dc Castro ~.oTn- have ten 9saio'i "ith Me-
-, - a. ariy,S ne about toe li;n Il September. INit-
a.ac,iorG 70 .sy he msde the gntsnce Of Mes
- H.1.,,co 4, introduced NE" Mesquite had
-, Litter 10 ID. G. from the Coast 81 hc, tluS
was AZ the - Nichols: & W. Sno~ ne COM d me e
800 fIon, m. Cos, A. Sa.r = m the C'i9huch
The having been 'uul va Up " ~ -" - c a
sonsT ordered Mesquita 6pd eA n tn' nm 81 f'" -
spp.N before the GIAAd Jury. d <'Ih"A '' '"' N''
COURT OF GENERAL SESSION. S-oer .A-be'0Fe Judge
CsPsos.
Ot.e Walters was tried and coL~ie'ed o. isioi1ohsy
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narLe.s. CAEEEgLLr HERoRrEp zOR THE TeIarsE.
hke-Dokh CLASSIFICATION.
Uplands. Florlds- Aaryld. y. o. Tex

GDftEklI VeS 81 a. auction sale Of Ro and Java
announced ior stay AID - uesy the business
ben 'dsi 80 Of ~ tas Rio a u allfc the former pee
llr SAIlImiuzs. The stock . ~, 40 bazs
COPPER-Nrs sssihIg s;fliy and In fir rpdue.f AZ
.lc. Yellow Metal in good demand BE- nlos lngot
iopp.l - IN lair request ard selling al i7c mos Cali
Pie hid 2e mo-. O.d sEes,hins in moderate de-
usnd 81. cash
lASpLEs-As,u.Sasfs A. yep aru with continues. far
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n, uTKD STATES DISTRICT COURT-Ocr. :t-Beio'e
Judge bits.
No criminal business oeiug ready tbs morning,
the were DISCHARGED for III Tie Grand Jay
h.y, sd lfoIs h any bills rhc Court is ,usagcd ~h
eollsio and other admiralty causes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07
H191 cAfI4 0uoD9 "a.

- F1II sTOCK or HATS. cars
III 10. Ton is56.-.BINFORD. DICKINSON 4
AAWsTsf0ER. No. ~ Main street bave now
80. = nss. snd complete sknch Of Hats Caps, he
hio have besn selected with ears direct ffess ne
isrsrss and most exfsndvs manufacturers tspsc 'aiy
tSsSs and will be sold ct wholesals sud fefa on the
most favorable terms. .....h.
Merchsnts would do well TO- cah en- sssm1ne ne
- svesy AZ srtmsnty before purchasing. !.
1ieorsa W. Dussbsrry, 20 ion4 known % the srsde
now engaged With n. and vii b pleased % see Nh
old customers ct sny lime. -. x 49,.
CAL q the nee ssd estendve Hat snd Cap MANN
factory md Fancy Fur Depot. ..,o~,
RINfOKD, DICKINsON WEisIoL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

REV. J. AMBER WEED, Principal Classical
and English Department.
MIR CHAS f. LAUCK, Graduate Va, Military In
stituteb-Departmt: Mathematics, Nat. Science,
and Military Tactics
NJ. J. MICHAkD-Modern Languages.
ID. J. A. CALYO-Drawing
The subscriber will commence TIE 4th annual
session of his School, the Let Lctobsr next under
the above iganization.
In addition to full Classical, Mathematical and
English course. Military Instruction will be given to
all whose parents my desire it These Will consti-
tute corps of Cadets, properly uniformed, and SUBJ
jeeted to regular daily drill and weekly parade
The uniform won by the Cadets will constitute
their daily dress, and will be planned as to be at
once economical and neat
The duties of this department. will be so arranged
not to interfere with the regular studies and duties
of the school, but will rather, it is hoped, become
noting the health, manners and personal bearing Of
tbs pupils and the of the school
A new building, embracing commodous study and
recitation will be ready for the opening Of the
session.
The location (the brow of the hill adjoining the
sidences of Mrs Bruce snd Mr. Seddon) has been Sc.
lected with especial reference to the comfort and
health of pupils being retired and accessible,
with free circulation OF air, fine prospect and spa
cious play grounds.
Terms heretofore. Circulars to be had on appli-
cation. s. J. AMBLER WEED.
gu 29-2m
"Ivery cheerfully bear my testimony to Mr.. c,
+. Lauck Graduate of this institution, a faith.
full and laborious teacher. He has been engaged in
himself to those who may patronize the school in
which he teaches.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent
VA. MILITARY INSTITUTE, Aug. IL. sc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

SINGULAR AND iSGEKIoUs UIscoyrRy IT.
L. Bledehu, Of New Orleans, has recently made a
most wonderful discovery, the result of which Will
be to dispense with the us and i'm of
into this country. The Doctor has in train
Ing the larger species of musqui.oes known in New
orleans as saiiinipper" to perform ali the objects
hitherto only onpiished by the lsech or the Gun
and placed On the desired spot will at once com
mence to sacA blood in the way and with far Is
trouble than the older ins il u ion ~ w.
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m NJ O O r Els
PREMIUM
HAT Es 4 A Is r. III N & Mt.

rbo,s ia want OF tip-top hats, are reminded thst
their fasto can be ersfiied 1t the PREMIUM HAT
STORE No 7e7 Broad street, whore can always pc
found the NEST dursble and complete assortment -
oiy the increasing demand for the present popular
Hsts which have been introduced this Fail
NJ assortment of CAPS for gentlemen, youths and
hayS and nv children's and misses HATS. CAPS
and FLATS are full and we'll selected
Nv stock Of Ladies' and Misse9 FUKs y fall ano
very fine comprising all the variou. styles :.
In fact my stock 10 very large and we'll selected OF
ali articles belonging to my business which Will SELL
Wholesale ~ Teail, at the very lowest pLace,d
mine my stock before buying. Csll at the Premium
Hst Store. 207 Broad street.
P. S-Hsts made to order, at the shortest notice,
-....nt.1 ~ ,Ie.ee se 5.-lm
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLEK-.CHIL-

VIRGINIA w M klLLEK..CHlL.
DREN CRY FOR IT!-This valuable and pop
ulsr preparation is recommended with the greatest
confidence Past experience and test of years, hav-
ing proved 1t to be one OF the BEST safest and most
reliable worm dsstrOyers in use. -
1t and pleasant to the taste, and is readily
taken by children 1t may be given with perfect 50
ty to the youngest infant, it contains Gil OF
Wormseed Turpsntine other nauseating drug, that
would BIO apt to irrtate disorder the system. On
the contrary the health of the patient generally
benefit ID by its administration, even when worms
exist IL is prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only by L. j. PICOT; sold also. BY
PURCELL, LADD L. Co BENNETT, BEERS FISH
Err, Wholesale agents, and By Druggists generally.
se G---d3o1
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mFALL TRADE m
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACToRY AND DEPOT.

JOHN DOCLEY, 81 MAIN 6ueot1
et RICHMOND, VA,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade by wholesale and
retail the most varied and extensive stock no has
ever imported manufactured.
In order that the requirements OF all his customers
may be most fully met-and 70 obyate the necessity
of country merchants and others going or sendiuf
NORTH for their Goods he has laidi assortment Of
egeyu article in his line both home and foreign, for
Ladies, 0entlemen's Chiidrens and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with. -
To the getting up Of Silk and other Hats In bis own
manufactory he pays the closest attention, and he
feelv that few other houses North South
can equal and mono excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being OF
the most complete kind, all orders will be filed with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
an So-ts 9s.t.-k - s 5z- - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

k~4H GhOhGh j. sUMNnh, importer
E$IN AND DEALER IN CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN.
wAsE, No. 70 Pearl Tor l4thD street, Rich.
mond, sa.-By recent arrivals from Liver
pool 10 now in receipt of his Fall imno,. sa;on.
" enina ana Earthenwae, and from the facto.
nss, avery large aud general assortment of Gisss-
mAs, Looking GLASSES. Fancy Goods, n G to which
ssnenia. North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
=, una stock OF Goods, equal in extent and yarie-
mo on - good tsrms a. any repscking house
- sns country can offer. To all cnah or punctual
~ eaysfs such Inducements will be offered, e viii
. leu. and experienced packers employed and
s'x'Ip. ss.eniien siysn 70 the shipment Of Goods
vsrs I, sssostment Of the best quality Of stone
Merchants who have A.sr ...... -
Earthsnwars n tie Nouhs,n m.rIs,s a. cs,.iss
Ins'tea Y en examination Of the above stock.
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Il kNT, PAINS ~ CO..
IA lMfORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAIrps
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Nos. Io5 AND 1876 MAIN sruEer EIcHMonn
FALL N1 49,. 1Ss6.

ny the park fides' ana ship "Pepperell," from
Liverpool to this port aud by other arrivals via New
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS
purchased on the best for cash. and comprsine
some OF the richest, and most desirable Roods we
have ever imported eo w
We are also receiving full supply of AMERI-
CAN FABhlCs, Of all the regular and most approy-
cd makes.
READY MADEcLOTHING, manufactured in Rich.
mond. which IN style, quality and price viii compsr
with any market.
BY the Let September, our stock will be very cam,
Plete And will be the largest and most attractive We
have ever exhibitedi ="
ee most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
ThAUE, To give to our stock, and to our market
fair examination, with the assurance that wa will AL
our goods ~ low a. they be bought in the Unite
attended to KENT PAINE 4 &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

CKSON,S EXCELSIOR BlTTEKS il
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition to every
disease Of the liver and which is produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseasrs and Liver Complaint, 1t Is one of the most
valuable remedies.
by Drusg ists generally. je &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

A HOME AlkDlC1NE.--iMftS.D DAVIS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
NEST diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely Of 1t, have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know OF its good effects
with great many other than uy own fsmily."-Ws.
McCyeyy: ,
III have used It In my family for three years. and
foupd it the best fanny medicine haze ever used"
"For sickness among children, nothing san be bet
term b. Godtoia.
al have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have hesitation In saying that believe Mr..
DAVIS to be the NEST valuable preparation OF the kind
now ia use."--Elijdh Warren.
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Eeers,
Alex DUval, Paterson jackson, Chss Millspaush,
r. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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vnUN ll7 MAIN oThkkV. SNS
~ TAYLOR & co. having tn. afH
kan fnrr cd nv

W IA LOh az w. nAVtn& tA' EetT
~ NJ ken the store formerly occupied by 04&D
James Evans have now on hand large and spls n
did assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH
EEWARE. and are daily receiving new editions
thereto They are prepared to eher great induce
ments both to the city and country trade. Orders
sent to them will oe faithfully executed.
Messrs. JOSEPH SrEBBINs and +. HATCHER, for
merly in the employ of Mr.. Geo. J. sumner, can be
found at the above store, and will be pleased 10 meet
with their old friends and acquaintances.
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A QUEER oPERArioN-On Saturday, in Shelby,
Orleans county, New York. the Republicans put D a
Fremont Pole $50 feet high On SUNDAY ,noroing il
was discovered thar the Fillmoreites had out large
cross &C the TOP of that pole. large crowd inclu-
ding Deacons Elders and Preachers according to the
Rochester Union advised the procurement of rifles
for the purpose of shooting away cross. and III.
rice t0as followed! The cross faaly brought to
tho ground, and the crowd dispersed. On MONDAY
morning complaint was made be fore a justjca ~ RI
peace And number OF those enyag ed IN the Fremont
demonstration OF the day previous were arrai ened
aud naed for dssecr alton ofthe Ssbhst aud am 81.
them was oaeof the preachers who figured az rons3e
Ousiy In tho at .ack upon The CREST