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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-08

ueesaees - q eeen - - eeai13nee
s.ddss D.stk-ws { r,srss ], L q IsaI. fhas Mr..
denly. iass nosdAy tigAA % ~ lDus6Asd's resi-
dsace o lSsh ssrssts Mrs. Huli haA bssn in DELI
eaks health fcF many Doothar bat foe . fsw weeks
past bad besn improving, ard On ths evening Of
q the usesrt1inty of ll6s.s bstsqse Ese.
No PSpes aMssy Pissrs. ffss sseress, was
- the Mayor. bseAsss ahs Aed 10 sseisssr Of her
freedom when captured ard esesA sss
8, Ou ef 7rsek.--Janss and swHlfan, slaves to
James A. Scott. were ycased lask Monday night
for being caught on The wrong track when
brought before tAe Mayor yesfSrdsy they promised
70 wask The Hss b fnoss ssd wsrs disshargsd.
For he Prssidexf y A iady residing Ii one Of the
neiehbonng eouafies, bas Knit paisgof beau.
siiai soeks ard sesssthem 3 this city for sxhi-
bition q the fair of, the MechAnics Inssituta AZ
ter they have been examined and passed upon By
the judges. they 70 be sried to the Presi.
dent OF the United States - o present from the
far mauufaeturersks7 bra zsssss1a4f Ira
2 Grogsries are being keps Hover she city by
negroes, slave snd frse. and ase producipg vast
deal q mischief in sas sonaani.y The police
u the citizens WIN give them iheir aid, as they
should do, In sxeeutins' NE laws, hey win sue
eeed fA szaoas4 gasfsee7ga aesiszta2y
Issa Fir -Bill Cousins. I ffes negro, appeared
before the Mayor - ssitnsas fAr Bin Sostt when
he was discovered to be here with inpsop@r pa.
pers. and was Immediately sent to the shades of
The valley. 'ss g. ss3hs
Adrising Slarss TO Escape James Boyd, indict.
ed for advising Jeifsrson, slave 70 Joseph r. An.
derson. to escape from MIS- master, VIA tried be-
fore Judge Meredith yesterday and scquisied by
jury. The second Indictment against him for
similar offence, was then quashed ,sa
The County Court ef Hsarico was engaged on tho
civil docket yesterday. s,.s -,
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ENHE sUBsCKiBEkS beg leave TO in-
Il form their trends that they are receiving from
Philadelphis and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will in few days have in store their
entire stock, which will comprise the hest and most
conpete assortment we have ever had; and all we
ssk of friendsis to call and and examine for
thenissIves, before purchasing elsewhere We are
determined to sell cheap and give all who may be
disposed petTonse u.s. value received for their mo-
neY. Quick saies and small profits, 10 our motto.
We deem it unnecessary to enumerste all the arti-
cles we have on hand. Suffice it to say. have
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods line Fer far
ther particulars, call at - s-iy - -s.u..-
.sfsa, JOHN L. SkITHER 4 BRO'5 ea
- n No A.. u, az
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,s THE BIBLE SUPERSEDED BY A KANSAS LETTER.
We and the following paragraph In the Boston
Atlas: '. he hesia5
AT Music Hall, on Sunday. the Rev. Theodore
parker stated at the commencement of the service.
that he had designed to read. to the atudv of ,hs
morning, one OF the Epsties Of james; but hay
Ing newly received letter from his friend in
Kansas. Rev. DR. Mute, he would instead read An
episile from the Apostle Ephraim, a letter from
Mr Mute to Mr.. Parker, dated the 18th and 18th
insts and In response to its suggestions Of the
cessity Of aid, as the congregation pasted ont of
the hall, contributions were made to the amount
OF $3.50. Mr. Parker preached very Aoauept
discourse on the life and character of Washing
ton" tI =. -
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<. McKLNOY, a icrc o1 Taiior,

Ia k. - MCHLNVN, NcfCuuot ThI1Ofy
Gcverpor Street few doors above Main.
M Has jast received q beau iful assortment Of
II. GOODS, adapted to seutlemen's wear, con.
ss,,a Of Cloths and Cassimeres Of all colors, vsi-
yets Sllks aad Cashmere Vestngs of the most beau.
tifnf descri ption, all Of which have been rec entity
selected by himself in the Northern cities and he is
row PIE pared TO execute orders with promptness on
hle tetma .r.. ne l3-2m
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ESGINEER's SThIKE.-Ths Superintendent of
the Erie Railroad has adopted rule requiring
the engineers of the locomotives the road to ap-
spruach all stations, At which they are required TO
stop, with their engines fully In check, that no
accident can happen, even il . switch bemisplaced
or . train on the track. The engineers have OBJ
iected to this rule, and, on Saturday, number of
them abandoned their engines, and left the en-.
ploy of the Company. A more unjust combina-
tion against q very proper and entirely necessary
regulation could not be imagined, and we are glad
that the attempted coercion Of the Company has
entirely failed The New York Tribune says
The strike Of engineers on the Erie Road 70 day
was for all practical purposes fzzle. Some Of
the trsins were delayed somewhat. but ia 2 day
or two everything viii be working ~ before =
The iffmness Of the managers of this Road in re-
sisting the attempt Of their employees to force
upon them the resembling Of rules which they have
sstabliahed for the purpose Of protecting the hves
Of the public, Is deserving of all commentator.
These rules have been found to work well, and
under them the Erie Road has been remarkably
free from accidents. II the engineers under
threats Of strike are 70 dictate how the road
shall be operated. and who shall ride free the
whole management Of the road might a well be
surrendered 70 them. The public viii doubfiess
sustain ths manAsem ent 10 the stand they have
taken. s{Fhssf 80 So ~ A5 s& u
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sREHGnAr rrt OF AN AsaY OFFIcsR-The resis
nation Of Brovcs Major Georse w. RSius captain
Foprh ARTILLERY, hay been cceptsd by tee Fen
dent, 20 taxa affect DC obes u. 1855 .Ss
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TEADE.-The Philadel.
phia Ledger of Saturday says: ~

phia Ledger of Saturday says:
The Anthracite Coal trade continues active so
far as the supply from the mines is concerned
For the week ending on Saturday last, the ship.
ments on the Lehigh Navigation were "a 973 tons,
and for the season to that date 1877 04 TONS against
9s9, 624 tons to corresponding date last year The
supply for the week ending on the same day from
the Lehish region, by way Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad was g. 245 TONS and for the season III, ,6l5
tons The amount by the two companies exceeds
the amount by the canal last year, 5,l96 tons
From the Scbuylkiil region the tonnage for the
week ending on Thursday amounts to 81, 373 tons
of which the road brought down s., 235 tons, and
the canal 2i5o tons, tne aggregate being o6o2
corresponding week last year. The coal tonnage
by the rosd for the year is 7o7 403 tons against
1851 952 tons to corresponding time last year--be
ing q loss of l44 548 toms The canal has brought
down for the year 81, 525 tens against S39 926 to
corresponding time last year-being gain of
3499 tons. .
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a NTHKACITE COAL.--NOTICR.-Ia ann
"A nov Isssivipa orssIs : e b filed do,i9aths f.l
ing white Ash Lump, suitable for fouadriss. and
nss rss Coz. VI Vii pss or
,is sssy
Of 1869 the ususi weight ffoa city carts The terms
on which propose 70 order Coaa Tor pastiss 10 TO
charge them commission Of 10 psr cent, on the sc-
tual Of the article invocegof which win always
be subject TO inspecton. esssssf@s 9 e'Sssa
Persons wishing 70 sy IN their winter supply, viii
this opportunity, ~ thsir Mppss will be dsasered
On srriYs from the vessels. fee from dirt. md
ssyins Of ct iest 58csnts toaovsr the ususa terms
ulssIs .as 70 my .ddre.. through the Post oss, or
left at my brothers. Law Ohice, Bear the corner Of
Main I'D s s r s sssss M Ind Co. c.
y - ssa aa~ va, I'M I''s'ss p''1ps WHIT RosEars
AUK WEEKLY sHIP fTs-Reeetyed
" by stssmsr--is epsn teis day for sxamiastioa.
PINE DRESS SUITS mads ia The hss.s Nyls. ~
q sS.ssq sss .soef q ]. IL 70 asi fsa v.s. shirs
Collars Cfavsts, Drswsrs 0loyss suSysndsrs scels
md :s.Is sas sss ss. s.s
and Fsscy. ehsap ass. dusaIs, - 4sfiest ~
DC. We sbsilesee eo.gsessiea e ail The points mt
nsmed 1ls GAL sa 80 !. :. 80 a .sp
Look 'l 'Asn' ssaaiSsssoi iSSsssoisaoNo : rurmxs,
4oe ]. ;. =, = y:
SyTEA a kEFlNkW WCANplesAr-!Eeeret -
- an old ssyiDe that what every boey eey4 4a2 %
true; and its notoous fact fhat svssy or3 no tnes
my standard crushed ssssr 6tssm nslas4 Cssdiss,
paoassass sksm ~ fAr sspssios ~ soy sssss they
ever saw aad this aeeownts fof to yWDe eeenuty
ssn ssiiiss 10th wholesale aa1 sststl Cs and en-
anime, sp1 leave your ordsxs early to enep tbss
being hilsd Y iims = We ssi = nsss isses - ~
- =. ''''ss@"--l LoUla J. n0asIEux.
+ i adstssa cAs2y Z, ns1:sssssscs ssss .:ss.s.
M kkN FpH nAl.k.Ss z. - - sesds sss,.s
1vl fol agfieJe Ter The 5ellgfi sLr(4e4 - kaaI
fsma1ss; Hair snA 1botk oslshea al9sG4 vereeyS
PJns Meatse 81 faney Ge541eA Susefeeeayee -
- I'd assIssx - =.
N117C1:-zI 1sss lISs - sfse =; aas..
IN ~. H. LYONS ~ aoeqts - e19Mne94J l4Neesy
ead Fancy 0ssis bses.ess - ~ = ~
90 t---d1nQe Is s. q ~ -.
NEW C1Of aaA1sAlfA ILL Ill
y -; 4: :ss!; s. =
Hotst
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A NORWEGIAN MARRIAGE.-The following Is
Mr.. Metcalfs account of Norwegian marriage
which he describes az q marriage in high life:
'Berothal is very important affair in this coun.
try. The custom is for young lady, when she be-
comes engaged to exchange rings with her lover
These rings retained ever afterwards, no addi-
tioual ring being placed the finger of the bride
after marriage, as with US The bridal cortsge
crossed the water lively airs A fiddler sat in
the boat playing in great state while cannon re-
sounded from the shore and the church bells rang
out merrily over the water. On landing. the bride
walked to the priests and was then arrayed in her
wedding garments She wore dress of white silk,
and on her head wreath of flowers; while a veil
descended over her shoulders almost to her feet.
the face being left uncovered Three o'clock p. m.,
was the time for performing the ceremony. The
priest afterwards made Grafton, and received for
it fee of twenty dollars. He is equally eloquent
at funerals provided he is paid for It, The honey
moon in this country is called 'Hvede Brod Dagen,
white bread days-a name indicating the scarcity
of that decaey The happy pair never dream of
posting off, as they do in Eagland, to spend the
honey moon out of sight of their friends.
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IN vIt1 k.-.fse OAk WOOD CENfksrGs
~ IL laid oH IN sscti0ns, and for sse. lazy
Gus wishiss - Ssrchass, apply 70 "
As 5i--ts JOHN kEDfOkD, 6up't.
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RECEPTION OF Mr.. PEABODY AT DANvERs "A
correspondent of the New York Herald gives the
following description of the arrangements for the
reception of Mr.. Peabody At his native town of
Danvers, Massachusetts: $50 '-''
Mr.. Peabody will be received, October 9th, at the
depot of the Georgetown Railroad, in Danvers at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ, by one hundred gentlemen on
horseback, and probably number of ladies' will
join the cavalcade He will be escorted to the
boundary line of South Danvers, where he will be
received by procession of citizens and escorted
by the Divisionary Corps, Salem Independent Ca
diets, six fire companies with their engines, &c -
Twelv hundred children Of the public schools will
march with banners. Upon arriving in front Of
tha Institute, Mr.. Peabody will be welcomed by
of his to wnsmen In address, and at o'clock
. dinner will belserved In a large pavilion, to
twelve hundred people. The fremen and school
children will be refreshed with collation. in big
tent, and after dinner speeches will be made by MIR.
Everett Mr. Choate, and other distinguished gen.
tlemen. The main street on the route of the pro
cession is to be decorated in gorgeous manner,
and in short, we shah give Mr. Peabody splendid
testimonial If the day should prove rainy, these
proceedings will be deferred till the next fair day
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yDs Kans ssAves suf Europe, in The Baltic, which
sails on Saturday next
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THE DAILY DTSPATCH.

-~--,,,.--S-- ~ Asss~bS Vctooer 3, tSoUs
b ISpIAs WAR IN TKxAs.s-.The sss = -s.o,,
Texan contains An account Of nsht bst ween .
body of United States troops. .nnder r,.pt o.ts,,
II says: lss ys 80 80 - J -'.s'''''
a. Aner encountering almost insurmountable ds
Sesoea N reaehtng the deseuatsd rseioa, where
ne met WIN three parties OF Indians Oh the same
Gay, and drove one over the river into Merco. sur
pri.ed two Others, killing four and weunding four
oroke up their stronghold, hitherto considered I'm
ana destroyed their proviaions and other property
Inc indians tied towards the upper Rio Grande,
10 state Of perfect destitution, whence they viii
doubtless again be driven as soon ~ their place Of
concsalment shan be discovered" -s3E7e7i
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fLoopfH NEW YoRx. FJfesx Lfsu Lose ATks
Aeesvme lN. ~ Rsprbllcan, Of the ~ Instant
contains details Of = deslruetiss aood which 90.
cas1ea = taaf psaes on the lassnlng a the lst -
Ese Aasaoss river was swsllenb BY the heavy rains
q me dAy and night presiding, 70 ereaser heisht
nan bad been known even By ths, memorable
nsod Of 1896. The quppsrs dan being broken. ,be
torrent swept away mith. factories, sheps. and
buildings OF every description within III ranpe
70 with . dam near the Lover FAILS. eyervu.bins
10 the forge and droliing mill d,m.,.S
The works Of the Peru Iron Comuapy '. at clinron.
vile, were injured the bridges And saw nillz "a.
risd ca. -s1a ~ q 7ssF .7i6 -
The bridge across The east branch of tba ma.
pie Y gone; Also the stons building kept as 4
boarding house, few feet below the bridge and
potters boarding house. kept By Nj. Wolf Three Of
Mr.. Volts children were carried off with sths
building and lost The widow Ksnnedy and daueh.
ter are drowned; also one of the forsmen in the
rolling mfll-a Frenchman. Eight dw elline houses
are also destroyed A Catholic stone churcf, A.
the Fork Is nearly destroyed, having been under.
mined and large part of the walls thrown down.
Several small houses on the fats below Roeerss
Iron Works were swept off before the;r occupsn,s
could escape, and a number Of their inmates per
ished The dead bodies of nine persons who Der.
isned In the Hood have been recovered 81
a gentleman residing at New.Sweden informs
ried over the dam there this forenoon. OF course
no help cosld be rendered, and she was dashed to
pieces. Two men had most miraculous escape
They had climbed to The roof of the house which
was floating down the river, and a. il neared the
bridge at New-Sweden both sprang for their lives
and reached the bridge in safety, escaping to tho
shore. In q moment more the house and bridge
were dashed to pieces by the fury of the food and
swept down the rapids. Bureaus, bcdsteads,
chairs, &C.. have foated down the river all the
forenoon. Among other articles, several c6lfins
have been noticed from some cabinet shop up the
river. The loss Of property on the liver must be
very large. The Purmorts, At Jay, are said to be
heavy losers. All the boems and logs are gone
many expensive bridges and miles of the plank
road are destroyed. ,. l-,sest,f Il.
In this village the banks of the river have been
lined all day with crowds of citizens, women and
children. looking with terror on the scene Of de-
structon, but entirely unable to render the least
assistance. October 1st will long be remembered
BY the Inhabitants of Keesvle and the valley of
the AusabIe. f5l 5.f,Sg-.4i. - ass
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MO NURSING MOTHEH should be with
Y out the "MOTHER6 BREAST CL0THs"--
They have performed many remaksble cures in
Risen Breast. or Msmmsry Abscsas, II spilled in
time. One psir will last life time. Price ono dol
lar for which, and IL cents 10 postage stamps pair
~ill be sent BY mail to suy part Of the country For
sale by the Agents.
.IeS MEADE T. BAKER, Chemists,
1ss, N!W. corner of Main And I0th sts,
20 29---d&clm 4 1850 Richmond. Va.
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nUG q Il TT 81 ANDERSON, UPHUl
" STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Col

Il liz Z
II STERERS AND PAPEk dAN1EhS, COH-
RER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
Invite the attention OF their fencs and the puoc 70
their stock OF FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
ment they have ever had to offer in French and Anne,
ans sn cn1.sa sods Coce,
bsnrs "a eis..;". @ e., 1:nrt.;rs TsbIe and Floor
Oil ciash. Vh,ts sna S,bect Coco Matting. Window
Shades, mattresses. Feather Beds, with many other
s1aLss IN lne hne o. tsrms :.
VAII4HT.E FzK5I FOX sALE.--I OFFER
for ssIa nri,s,slv nv r ARM aLaureI Meadow, %
.,ustsd e ,bs ivy Of che.tsrsId. four miles
- Wk - 10 10, Ses.S on. sn6 a half wsst of ths
BTosd rnsI 80 conrss containing so scres-20O
are open and in a hish rtats of Improvement There
i. also iargs niecs of rich meadow land. The ba.
Lance "a WOOD Isrss nortion heavily timbered ---
Tb i,nsr.t. 80 rron.;sf Of An excslient dwell.
inshouse, negro quarters stables ana eaI1s nhe
oefh' are wen snppied win ws'eI hon %aaSn,
hy ineans OF small water wneei. lnets ss ~
engine, about eight horse power, wnlcn alNss tn
thtesh,hs machine; also steam saw snss ana Pi~
Yer mhl. IA and
ine pace 10 well suPpnea VIII EoSo wa0., "a a. i.
nas Iwo hne young o!snssos, pescn s1s 'A1 "
ors oi tue ncs. nea.ny o.a.o - I Fa, f,r.
-o lns s y Il, , o ~ If ~ ,h. nsrsr,;sa. or
n rba,aa. rsvioIp ~ the firm of Van. Lew, TAYLOR
4 Co. Riccmond j. WHITEHEAD. s
= : =. - : - =, - A.
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HORSE SHoW--There is 70 be . gTeat Horse
SHOW IN Boston, conmspcins the 21st instsnt Il
will take place under the: auspices sf the Boston
Agricultural Association. Of which she Hon MAJ.
shall Z. Wilder - the PseAident, and will bs open
TO competitors from all parts of the Unissd States
and the CansdaA. Premiums viii be awarded 10
the amount Of y, 600. There are three pteuliums
of y 200 each, AND namsrons otbsfs rAoeisg from
ea00 do~ . to rs Some 81 the moet cuts6ta tated
horsss ~ the are already engaged 20 be present
--such a. chs Ethan Alien, Of Vermont; iks AZ
ram Drew. Of MAine; Laneet, Flora Temple Ia;
esny anA other dns anssnaia . z SkAt< 81 ssa
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than beautiful. II # were necessary, we would
undertake the pleasant task of ating some
of The magnificent scenes, as well fas the curious
mechanism and machinery, which aid In making
up this dramatic romance, but when 20 much has
already been said, and so many of our people
have seen for themselves and been delighted, we
deem it useless to. do more than can attention
to the bills. PISS s
Handsome Preseat.--Mrs r. l.. Lewelyn. editress
Of the Central American. Nicaragua, at present So
iourning 10 this city. yesterday Tecsived from .
number Of ladies and gentlemen In Petersburg
the bandsome present Of splendid diamond
brooch and pair of oar pendants, valued ct $500,
as token of their respect for the lady and the
cause in which she 10 engaged" sro the letter ae
companying the present are appended the nsmes
Of Geo q Ford, J. Nswscp, @. A. Syke, b. Coates
and others. Mira L. recently visited Petersburs
In the prosecution Of her efforts ia behalf Of Mics
rasuA @ wsf .5olsgss "a - ss|a eas'
Street 05arxetions. are dangerous 1t night and
should not be tolerated . moment. On Monday
night last, gentleman fell over pile Of rubbish
whilst passing hurriedly along Main street. and
bruised his face and arms badly. Had be beer
crippled the city might have been held liable fol
the iejnry and mads topay damages % large
amount ss ds<ssf - ,ssa4a s. ,8.
sTsplisg --Roherf Smith, free fellow. Was ar
ragned before the Mayor yesterday, to answer tne
charge Of selling ardent spirits 70 bc drunk q ~.
house without alcepse hob ys. e e M 49, me- nss.
some trouble He denied the charge and attempt
cd 70 prove his innocsuce. but the evtdeuce q NJ
euflt ~as 70 concisive that his Honor eouM 90 ~
81 thsn impc6e fns upon him fsF hAyins violated
s he Law. 81 ssf4 f4s4ss g4sss q 8 sas sstsss ses'
Dead Hsys -Dsnuis ONsIl was suumoasd b.
fore % he Hsyor ysstsrdsy. 10 show Ssuss Wy y
s6orid not IS dne1 Tor falling - rsmoye . dssd
horse. owned ~ bin. beyend tbe liDjsss ~ The q
tv Dennis sas 6ned rsnnd snm fos tbs 06sneo,
eut q thA nuisance u abassd ~ this nernIn6. tbs
ans win prohabiy - ssnistsd. 81 xssF
I4xeceatLsnxxAge -Elikabeth Freeman. Hesse
-. sss = er~w~r ~ chsrr~ q urinr xufasr -,
Susss II tic, alr9sEs sB56 Sm1k rss ~ 1jfnsas.
snd proved great sdeai bat hia lionsr deemed Il
best TO LEI the prisones "a with IN admonitlen
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n .K.lIoHaLokD !. 1 .NglsAlAL MU-

"a OTlek. :. uat received and
kSA opened, sEodplete assortment Of SAD
k&}Z2 DIE saa HARHES6 HARDWARE. I
also have on hand every article usually
kept in Saddlery estahshment. al Of which bind
myself to sell at Wholesale retail low as they
can be purchased South of Mason and Dixon's hne
Country Sadders solic ed to call and examine
before urchasing elsewhere. 4
{ ALSO, on hand, ready made Saddles, Harness, Bi-
dies. Collars, dc &c, which will be sold unsnally low
for cash. CHAS. J. BALDWIN,
oc 4-..lm franklin at hetsEaAn 18th ana 18th.
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III Z CARRIAGES, t,ARKiAGks.

&Xlk Tne subscriber has ON hand, nt bis Coach
d, = = - Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley between Main and Cary, NSth 4nd 18th ptreets)
near the Columbian Hotet 'COACHES, CHARlO-
tops, and SULKIES, all Of his make Of the best
materials and workmanship. All Of which will be
sold low good work of the kind can be in the city
of Richmond; and respectfully ash call from those
in want Of any article In the CARRIAGE linz q do
termined to make to order and call at the lowest
prices possible, and al work soN, that u new, VIZ
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