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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

Daniel 8. Donelson has been chosen Speaker Of
the Tennessee House of Representatives, and Jno.
c. Burch, Speaker OF the Senate.
The opening Of another section Of the East Tens
nessee and Virginia Railroad, reduces the time Of
travel from Washington TO Memphis, by thatroate,
TO three days aad seven hours,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

AFFLCTISG BEREAvEMEST.--The MONTGOMERY
Pennsylvania) Ledger, says that one month ago,
the family of Mr. John Slough, of Skippack, com
Prised himself, wife and two sons both in tho
nnsh of health and manhood. The oldest son sud.
denly sickened aud died within few days within
two weeks the father followed him. and on
Saturday, Sd instant, the youngest son was bu.
ricd. The disease was dysentery, aud the mother
is said to be now Sick with little prospects Of re-
c0very.
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JAMES NJ. CARTER, HOUSE, SIGN,

y ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
GLkzIER, corner 18th and Franklin streets, oppo-
site the Exchange Hotel subscriber ayais him
self OF this method. to return his thanks to his
friends and the public for the liberal share OF patron
age they have bestowed On him during the last six
teen years. He therefore hatters himself that by
strict attention TO business tendeayong always 20
piease.l TO merit continuation of their @yors He
has on hand considerable stock of fresh materials
sneh az LEADS, zINCS, yARNISliES, WINDOW
1LAsS, DIZZY PAINTS, &C., which he would be
cash. or on the usual time TO punctual payers.
HAVING had SO much complaint about closing my
shop, twhiie have been engaged with my hands out
doors ana with other businessl the subscriber has
secured the services of Mr. SAM'L u. SNYDER,
who viii always be there 10 receive orders. from my
patrohs Oc l-dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

yesterday, by the Mayor, on conviction of selling
spirits without license In this city. Elijah s.
Jones was fined for selling articles on the side
walk of Marshall street, near the New Market
House, after being told by the Clerk not to do so
A summons was issued against Joseph Watts. pre-
paratory to hning him for failing to put snfcient
barriers around pit dug BY him In Rockets st.,
within few nights past.
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Now 0pEN.-Exhibitors. manufactu

NOW UPEN.--EXhlbltOrs, manufactu-
rers and others, who design sending articles to be
exhibited at the approaching Fair of the Mecha-
mes ihstitute, are again reminded that articles
intended for that purpose are now being received
at the place of exhibition, hall over the Old Mar
kef, Main street The proper officers appointed for
that purpose have been on duty there since Non
day last. Already the show is a very creditable
one, and should the room fill mn. as tba nrssan,
promises, there need be fear of the perfect suc
cess of the undertaking '"G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
50 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

IA WAKD.-Ran away from the subscribers. two
- Negro Men, named JACOB and JOE.
A. Jacob is Blacksmith by trade, about %
years old, ) feet or inches high, color black was
day, the 2sth September Joeis Carpenter by trade
about 20 years old feet or 10 inches high slender
built color black was brought from North Carolina
the 81 October
We will give the above reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for their delivery to us secured in all,
or FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them.
oc.6--l0t DICKINSON, HILL h co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

Loss Or A ssRpIsIaS BARK.--The sardiniaa bark
Amalia Pratoiongo was lost on the 10th OF August,
on the coast Of Honduras. The bark mahog.~
ny laden, and was from Belize, bound TO London--
The captain and crew were saved, and have arrived
at New Orleans. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

RESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
taqrant staated under the Odd Fellows' Hail. Is
onsred FOR SALE, with all Of the Stock, Fixtures
= s1ts : - ''S''ss sfSs. s1s.. YsIARRlNGToss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
RHN a " AY

~ RANAWAY-From the subscri-
IA Der, on Saturday, the Sd of October, instant,
N NEGRO BOY, named HENRY, sometimes
~ calls himself Henry johnson or Henry Stew
ne is about II years Old feet to inches high,
lookin, and speaks with n North ,rn sccept There
are several spots on his left arn made by inserting
Indian ink. Ills teeth. one Of which has been re-
Gently extracted from the lower jaw, on the right
side. are stained dark: and he has something like n
stye on the inner side of the lower eye lid. When
Of lirst c.lored' cordcd cassimers nsntaioons 'Tc
was raised in Baltimore to which place he is proba-
bly, endeayoring TO make his escape.
reward of ten dollars will be paid If he is ap-
pretended in the county Of Heurico or city of Rich
mond and twenty dollars if take anywhere else in
the State upon his delivery to the subscriber ut his
residence, Farrars Island, Hsnrico county or being
lodged in jail 80 that he can get him. -
op 9-eO3w HENRY cox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

MurIsrxD CoIs.--0ur California exchanges state
that deprecated ten dollar pieces IN circnia-
tiOn. The coins have been trimmed OF gold to the
amount Of abont sls0, and remiiled. They srs
calculated to deceive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

CRuRcH scHIsx There has been q complete d.
vision in the Methodist church at San jose. Cal -
The Tribune says the separation was owing ~
number OF carpenters, who sawed the house in
two from top TO bottom, aud caused the latter end
thereof TO backslide about fifteen feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
French aud American Paper Hangings all quail
ites Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Goods. Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Mattings, and many
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows
Curied Hair and Shuck Mattresses of the best quail
ity and all other work in our line. executed by the
most petent workmen, with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction portion of public patronage
il resDectfuly solicited, sc 2S-3m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

Our or EMPIoYMESr.--Over two thousand giris
employed in the cloak business In New York, have
been discharged from employment ~ the break
ing stoppage, or want Of money Of the persoEs
who employed tafm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

KILLED en- ARAiLsosr.-wiiiam b. Crawford, an
EMPLOYEE oa the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ana
a resident Of Western Port, Aileghany eonafy,
Me-. fell from train last Monday. at the entrance
of tunnel on the parkersbnTg Railroad, and Sss
tn.tantfy Killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

Posr OFFICE AFFNRs.--The post Office at Lomhar
dy Grove, Mecklenburg county, Va, is re-estab-
lished, and William Jones appointed postmaster.--
Office at Cabers Mills Nelson county, Va, is dis
continued.
Arpointmeats.-Wm. Hut, postmaster at Huff
vile, Floyd county, Va, vice d. p Lawrence moved
Randolph county, vice Jacob Conrad. resigned 30
seph I. Krenk postmaster at Toms Brook shenar-
doah county, vice James Il. Crabill, resigned; Jno.
H. Tyler postmaster at Level Green, Craig county,
Va, vice Silas I. Reynolds, resigned; Nathan
Thompson postmaster at Dug Spur, Carroll county,
Va, vice VIM. Dalton, resigned. atg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

Witch s.ilsa from baltimore Saturday tor LIVER
pool. took out the following eargo a.o Dds noef'
i2 sso bushels wheat 3.st6 bags osfk, so nnas 20
bacco. ia hhds molasses IS pigs copper aos osdes
cotton, aud q bags hos hair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

CuaEAN TRoPHrEs-Tbe ship Panthea, at Mon
treal is ut present dischargiDg number of thoss
monster guns that played lsneh terrible effect on
the allied armies of England and France from the
batteries Of Sebastopo. The guns are sent to Can
ada by the British government, to be presented 10
several principal cities for their liberal subscrp
tions TO the patriotic fund during the CriInaan
war. The largest of these guns are about twelve
feet long and weigh So cwt, and their bore from
four TO six inches
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FOH BALE, "a


ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES CON-
l. PLETE FOR SALE--I have one of Noyes' 80
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family Flour for
sais very low, eQmprising Smut Machine Screen,
Boiling Cloths, Elevators Shafts, Pullies, Belts and
Boltng Chests, all ready 10 be attached to Water
Mill or Steam Engine, and capable Of making IA bar
rels of best Family Flour in II hours This Mill and
machinery has been worked in the city of Richmond
about months, by George Merriam, decd, making
superior Family Flour and il now good as new
The present owner having for it, will sell II
for less than half of the original cost. The machinery
can be seen and price ascertained by application at
the U. s. Hotel. to JOHN A. JETER
N. B.-This Mill will grind 10 bushels of Corn per
hour into the hnest Meal. Sc S-dts
DOR SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL r.
L r. BONDS. ISAACS TAYLOR,
JylS-ts Brokers.
E0R SALE.-$I0,000 STATE STOCK,
l. in sums to suit purchasers, by
jy lS-ts CIV. PURCELL co.
STATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums to
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED.-A few Shares Of Richmond Danville
Railroad Stock, for which the highest market price
will be paid.
Exchange on New York. Philadelphia and Balti
more, bought and sold.
@. ". PURCELL CO.,
ap3-n Exchange Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

HANOVER PREsBYTERr, New School.
commences its fall meeting, this evening, At
o'clock p. NJ, at the Sd Presbyterian Church
Church Hill ON which occasion Rev. j. w. &. Han
dy, of Portsmouth, will preach the opening sermon
The sessions Of the presbytery, together WITH ~
mons every morning and evening, viii prVeAsV
confiuue duylrg the week,
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The quarterly term
Of this tribunal commenced Thursday last Be-
yond ordering few free negroes to be hired ont to
pay Jail fees and other business Of like importance
they have done no very noticeable thing. few
misdemeanor cases have been called and continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
GATHRIGUT. formerly ON 15tI

Ls street, has taken one of the new tenenents
lust erected on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin. where he will be pleased to his friends
and all others who may desire To purchase FURNI-
TURE assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock 10 much arser and great deal better than it
ever has been, consisting Of all articles usually kept
in furniture store together with large assortment
of FEATHER BEDS. B0LSrERS, PILLOWS and
MATTRKSSES also BED COVERING. Persons in
want of any article in my line will find it to their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
whers.
sa Is--3m f. GATTRlGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

THROWING STONES IN THE STREET.
This offence proved yesterday before the Mayor Ia
have been committed by Jim, slave Of Mr.. Robt A.
Mayo. was rewarded by bestowing Is lashes ON that
individual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
HEAn 0uARTERS-FALL GOODS.

IL ls57.-The subscriber has received his fall sup
ply of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
Also his stock of Fall Cloths Cassimeres vestings
&c. &C. of the latest and most fashionable styles,
which he is prepared to make to measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest and approved
style and cut, and workmanship, to be surpassed by
none. H. Is. SPENCE,
10 2sA No. l20, corner of Main and 18th ats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

n,..,,.c,yrt Arrnsr took place At ssxer's
- nssx hrewery Baltimore. on sunday night,
- s,hsch man named Andrew Maesiinglsr shot
,ar,a~h - ths heart. Deputy Marshal Manly VS.
ssvercly wounded while arresting portion of the
rioters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

CRIMINAL TRIALS IN NoRrH CAROLINA a--In the SUI
perior Court of Blanden county, NJ O., last week,
two white men named Smith and Evans were con-
victed of manslaughter, for killing q negro, ana
sentenced to be branded and Imprisoned six months
man named Skipper was tried for shooting his
brother-in-law, named Hargrove, and the Jury fud-
ing verdict of manslaughter, similar sentence
was decreed. Calvin Ferry was acquitted Of the
murder of Capt. Williamson. Of the steamboat
Southerner. Feits and johnson, on trial In Colds.
bero', N. G., for murder, have been acquitted In
this case, Hon. d. X. McRae, late Consul at Paris,
was one of the counsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
CIRCUIT CouRr-Tbe trial If csoro,

CIRCUIT COURT.-The trial of George
sharp before this court, for malicious stabh;ny
was Drought TO close yesterday by the Jury re-
'uthihg verdict of not guilty, whereupon the
prisoner was discharged frolu custody. ~,
SosePh C.syter was then placed at the bar for
trial, on the charge of feJoniousIv cntt;no .ma
"oahaing Jordan Miller with hatchet, at n place
near tne FAIR Grounds, some weeks since. II was
ia evidence that the parties had dispute, which
resulted In fight, in which Miller used a knife
VII sohie erect on the prisoner, who, sezing a
hatchet, inflicted several severe wounds on 6is
sand and breast The jury, after hearing the eyi-
uehee ana remarks Of counsel, retired, and in n
snort time returned with verdict Of ac1uittaI.
Virginia Lloyd, the young woman charged with
infanticide, will probably be tried this morn;n' va
she was brought up yesterday, but the case for
Indicated ' oV'0
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Cor HIs DESERTS Charles Glenn who

possesses some repute fighting man, was yes
terday committed to Jail in default of security for
his good behavior, for indulgiDg in his wanted pas
time last Saturday at Rockets, on which occasion
Alex. Garrison, felt the effects Of his powerful
blows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

nRisfsa CoxsuL Al NEW yosK--Edward y. Afeh!-
bald, formerly Attorney General Of New Rcundisnd
has been appointed British consul ct New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14
A MEXICAN HOTEL, 90
"A RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.

ALEXANDER DUvAL, Proprietor
The undersigned having taken this Hotel respect-
fnliy announces the fact to his friends and the pub
c, and soicits their patronage He has removed his
personal and undivided attention the business and
hopes 10 give satStscton to all who may pafronise
the house. Hissabies supplied with All the deli
cacies Of the season and will always be furnished
with the best Of everything that the market can
supply.
Good and capable servants have been selected and
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
tieular attention. h
su 3-ts ALEX DUvAL
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
IN Staunton, Virginia.
WIN. d. GILKs0N, pRopRrEfox.
Omnibuses free of charge, run in connection with
the Hetel and the Railroad Depot.
~ Every attention is gwen to passengers who
wish to depart by either Of the lines Of travel
nay 3p6m
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PuxIsHED.-A striking demonstration
was made against Lewis, slave Of Mr. jos. Watps
yesterday. by order Of the Mayor, ON complaint
Of Isaac Baehrsck, who testified 10 the fact that
the prisoner had, In the most unwarrsntsble man
anal .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

ECoyoNY-Now is the time to practise economy
economy in dress. economy In table expenses, econo
my in the style Of living. economy in travel econo
my in everything that will admit oft. Hard times
are coming if they have not come already, and
those will be the most able to meet them who
have the fewest wants. 1t requires very little
forethought and care, to be extravagaut IL re-
quires great deal TO be economical But nova
days, economy will In the end prove to be tho
easiest method as well as the best policy. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-14

Tho wiss Of Dr.. Q. baldwin died suddsnly -
yAck1onvills, Iiay % The ~ Inst.
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DkOAD nOCk 4ACky.--lues Ioii S<ss WM
commenced over this course yesterday. AZ tbc
hour Of o'clock the horn sounded when only
two Of the fise entries presented themselves ~
contestants. Ths horse drew ths inside track. -
The marc led Oh ct the word, and held y 70 ths
head OF the stretch in the second mile, whom Tim
horse made brush, caught and passed hsr, win.
ming the heat in 3.461z.
In the second heat the marc again took the lsad,
and held IL - before till reaching the head Of the
stretch in the second mile, whei the hoFss again
made his run and beat her to the score In 345Z.
Appended h summary Of the first race:
Sweepstakes for year old colts and iliiss. Q
mile heats, 500 entrance, half forfsit.
o. T. Hsre's be By Zingsnec. dam by Trus- fs
d. Mcdaniel (Mr BoitF) ck. a !. By Rsssnss {
dam Andreweffn
Tlme ftoz, ssA1xs
Sxcosp RacE-SAME DAY.-This ws1p Asweep-
stake race, but for 8 year old colts aiiies, ous
Of mares that never produced 1NIhner-Snilo
heats, 800 entrance and half forfeit. There were
four entries three of which, viz. TAlly's Bowie
4 Halls and C. P. Edwards started, Green paying
forfeit The first heat won by Edwards In 1.58.
In the I'd heat Edwards led three quarters Of q
mile when Tally caught mp and beat him homo
In the third heat Tally led from the word, ana
Appendicitis summary Of names, position and
Jas Tally'ss c. BY Tally Ho. down by Priam. -
j. E. Z: Edwards colt tKangaroo....-....,
Bowie Iiahsb c. Collingtou. by Prince deorge3 )
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers NV Wostenhom S" Butchers" and Map
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears .
Log sx fifth breast, back, tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains
Bellows, Anvils, Vises, Stocks and Dies, and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Griflin's horse shoe
Nails
HEMP and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles, springs Nuts, Washers carriage and plough
Bolts =.
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
Spades, Shovels. Forks Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirrup Irons, Bits Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Wagon stage and gig Hames
Brdles, IIalters, Girths and Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest. till rim and mortice Lsck8
Building Hardware of every description
Carpenters, smiths and sadders' Tools of every
description
Simmons. Collins, Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
d. B-They are, also, sole agents in Richmond
for Eairbauk
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LOCAL MATTERS.
HEAVY ROBBERY,
THE ENTERED AND ROBBED
OF $4,000!

Much excitement was created i'm the CITY
yesterday morning, by the discovery of the
fact that the safe of the Custom House ON 18th
street, had been blown open by gun powder,
and q large amount of gold extracted by robbers
The fact was discovered by the porter who on 90
ing to open the house in the morning found that
some person had anticipated him. The Collector,
VIM. NJ. Harrison, Esq. lost no time in making an,
examination of the premises and safe, aud discoy-
cred that the depredators had carried of s15 900 in
so gold pieces. and S5eSS In s. gold pieces max
ing in all $20,6sS successfully carried OIL The che
tatfers ffdnste failed to take about S47 200 which
was also in the safe, and which they removed from
its place OF deposit, and arranged on the floor to
carry oil. The difficulty of transporting so large an
amount of coin will readily suggest itself to the
reader when he IL informed that the amount taken
away weighed over loo pounds The robbery was
bold one. The artistic manner in which the work
was performed, bespeaks the practiced hand of
some noted erack'm1n, whose laurels were gather
ed on other fields than this
maiet and cold chisseI were the only ;mnIe
ments eft behind by the operators in this Singular
~ bold daring and successful effort to relieve Uncle
sam OF a portion of his surplus revenue One side
oil the safe, which was of the make of Silas c. Her
ring. anu oil large size, that containing the bolts
was blown TO pieces by the force of the powder
rendering the substitution ofa new one necessary,
Inc entrance to the safe was not effected through
tne lock, lt being powder proof, but by cutting
with cold chissels below the lock and pourinr in
powder suf1clent to produce an explosion and
thereby open the doors of tho safe. In this safe
IL mas been usual to keep large amounts of treas
ure. jewels &c.
IL seems to be conceded that the burglars effec-
teu their eutrance through the front door No
circumstance has yet afforded the slightest clue TO
the robbers. ' ~
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NJ B. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, WINES. LIQUORS AND

NJ b. DlCklNSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS VINES. LIQUORS AND
OFFERS FOR SALE :
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Dates,
Prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds. Filberts, Walnuts, Pecans Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
80 baskets Hedseick Munns' aud Star Cham
IS ar; pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
Is half " United Vineyard, Hennessy, JuIos
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
500O0 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Old Jamaica, N. e. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Whiskey.
49, o. ,u WAREHOUSE, No ., 18th street,
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AtPARKER, NIMM0 4 CO., No. Il3 Eagle Square,
are in receipt Of splendid stock of Fall and Winter
styles of DRESS GOODS, stock of Servants Cloth.
Ing Blankets &C.. &C., all of which will be sold at
low prices.
Do do Robes A'Quille
Rich Bayadere, Plaid and Chene Silks
De Printed Mouslns and Cashmeres
Plain Mouslins and Merinos
Bombazines, Alpacas and Tamise Cloth
Mantillas, Shawls and Scarfs
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
Gimpure, Honton and valenciennes Lace Sets
Muslin; Gimpure, Honiten, Cambria and Linen
Muslin, Cambria and Linen Sets
Mourning Sets and Collars
Brown and Bleached shirtings and sheetings
Satnets, Kerseys, Fulled Cloths and Linseys
- = PARKER, NIsiMo & co,
NJ H. Il. a.
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MADAME DUvALL, AsTRoL L0G E B 3
lsl AND PHREN0LOGIST, also the LADIES' B0-
TANICAL PHYSICIAN, is now iu Richmond, and
has taken rooms over the Grocery corner of 18th and
Main streets on the same floor with DIR. Rust, ad-
joining DR.. Taylors efiice--( Room No. % Ladies
aud gentlemen wishing to consult her in the above
science have now opportunity. Ladies will find
Madame DuyALL a safe and confidential adviser. Her
medical compounds are made irom Herbs, gathered
under the strong influence of the Planets which
rule them. &C l-1m<
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~ BOETTCHER, IMPORTER A N d
~. DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, W0RSTED,
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, liz BROAD ST,
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CIIILES 4 CHENRRY.
Double Zephir Worsteds, in all Imaginable shades
Single Zephir Worsteds, in all coors
shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias white and col
ored
White and colored Yarn in all sizes
Black and colored Velvet Ribbons (Qualite de Paris)
Silk Frinyes from IS to $S per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles. Sc 25-lm