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HoMICIDE.-Lewis Bishop, old citizen of ITALIA
dega county, Ala. lately shot and killed j. g. Max
well, who resided on his farm. Afr. Bishop de-
lvered himself up to the authorities and was adj
mitted to bail in the sum of $4,000 for his appear
ance at court.
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STEAMER SUNK AND LIVES LosT.-A dispatch from
st. Louis reports that the steamer Tropic was
sunk in the Missouri river last Thursday and that
eight or ten lives were lost.
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"a. AhEoedH MAIL.-Tho Alexandria papers are
Io,cng over the prospect of retaining the through
mai On the Central route 1t is reported that the
negotiations for its transfer to the Fredericksburg
route have faiiaa
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The hsRsIfAeE.--Gov. johnson of Tennessee rs
ports the purchase for the State of the HERMITAGE
and its tender to the federal government. In case
the tender is not accepted, the Governor reoom.
mends thatthe property be retained as a residence
for the future Governors Of the State.
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DisrsroH must 20 ha'd
cd In BY SIR o'clock tse ef'r""', IN ofaef g ap
PEAR the next day. Tho heavy pressure OF aaSer-
t,senents upon the columns OF our paper VIII not
.a,n,, - ,hs,r recertios after the hour named.
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TREATY WITH pERsrA.--charies s. Spence, ESQ.,,
who was sent out by the Department of State 70
make arrangements for the ratification of the
treaty between the United States and Persia, has
been entirely successful In his mission.
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hn- NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am now prepared to
furnish them with Brosues. of the best quality, OF
all sizes of my own make, and of all kinds. Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen, boys, misses
and children, of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
No. III Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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brushes. busting, Scrub, Floor and
~ Hearth Brushes: Window and Wall Brushes;
Printers Proof and Ley Brushes; Shoe and Stove
Brushes, Plate. Nail Tooth and Hair Brushes Just
oc2l BULKLRY CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nW-VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The following ladies have been appointed Judr-
essof the departments of Household and Domestic
themselves at the sLsdies' Tent the Fair
GROUNDS on Tuesday morning next. rcry pu,'cts,o1y
Mrs. ELIZA =. sIMMs. Richmond.
Mrs. FRANCES Nt.Gs0s, Richmsnd.
Miss 3. LAMBERT Richnlo.d
Mrs. DR.. WIN. BROCK ESB0RuUGH, Hanover.
The following are requested to net as Committee
Mrs. JOHN O. VIM, Miss MARYpALMER.
Mrs, GEO GIBSON. Mrs. CAPT. DINuUcR
and Mrs. WRIT ROBINSON.
The services OF these last mentioned ladies will
which they will be duly informed. Mr.. Il. A. Viii
liams (who has charge OF the DEPARTMENT. will nr-
Dish proper badges, securing admission, &c
oc 21-5t CHS. b. WILLIAMS, Secy.
nay TRENBsDoUs SACRIFICE or Day
Goops.-The entire stock of VALENTINE COHEN,
ITS Broad street. will be closed for cash only, coa-
prisng $4,000 worth of
MklRINos.
SHAWLS aud CLOAKs
DRESS sSs Go sg1l IN every variety,
LINEN GOODS.
EMDR0IDERIYs,
RIBBONS,
GLOYES
lar ge assortment, OF Goods for Gentleme Re ear
Porte Monnaics, Cabas, and many other Fancy Ar
ticles.
The Goods are all OF the newest styles and large
at ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES The stock
must be cleared out and will be offered at such pri
ces to make IL CO. ! DO not ALLOW MYSELF TO BE
USDERsoLp BY ANYBODY! &C 2I-d6t*
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CENTRAL BANK OF ALARANA.-The Montgomery
Advertiser states that this Bank, which suspended
Saturday last, has good assets to the amount of
more than 100000 and above every liability.
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At COST, AT COST, AT COST
IA MONEY SAVED. MONEY SAYED.-By pur-
chasing your goods at G0LDSMiT'S, 2o5 Broad ST.
you consderableas ne is selling out at cost.
Miiluers and others would do well to call. They
can be suited in every thug in the Millinery line
Black Bonnet Velvets: Feathers; Flowers; Ruches;
Rit white uncut Velvets: Iaces, Edges and Foot
in.s Grapes Modes: Flounces; Gro dc Maps: Satins;
Velvet Ribbons Fringes; Bleach Cottons; Hosiery;
Gloves: Gauntlets Collars; Sleeves Bands; Rich
Thread Laces and Edgings Infants Waists Tarla
tans: Worsted Hoods and Taimas; Head Dresses, and
lCtj0 Cleaks, Taimas and Busters, together with q
large stock of other very desirable goohs those
that wish save fifty per cent in purchasing their
goDds-Zo to G0LDSMlTS
&c Chaan Store BROAD
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Ba- NsrIcE.-ALExR HILL has Just received d;.
rect from London. five hundred pair of Englisl
Buekskin Over Caters. of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will BIO sold low for cash, to punctual paying Gus
tomers
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TIE NKw srEAsERs.-The Secretary Of the Navy
VIII now Il Ia said, proceed 10 order the constrnc-
flon OF four war steamers, upon plans approved by
CHIEF Engineer Archibold. They will probably be
constructed at Norfolk, Philadelphia and New
York
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EE- STEAM!-2O able-boded and well drilled scen
tiic Artists take Portraits daily at l39 Main St,
TYLER Il Co.'s Gallery. Likenesses in Gliding, 80
cents.
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n9y~ HAIR CUTTING the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City-If you wish to get
your lair cut in the latest and most improved style
would advise you TO call on HOBSON, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrant e
on 18th street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Baths p cents tickets for 81.
an 23--tf
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DIED.

IN The 10Th inst a tbe residence Of her father,
Micaish Davis. In Manchester. Mrs. MAhI Y.
SHORT, wife Of j. NJ Ehort, aged ~ years. ~ pohins
ard 20 days.
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DEcEAsED-.Iohn W. Townley, Esq, died at his
residence in Lynchburg, Va, on Sunday last, of
consumption. He had been for several years
practising attorney in that city. At one time he
edited the Lynchburg yirginian, and subsequently
the Danvile Register and Alexandria Telegraph.
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Esg@ Powers IMPERIAL AMBRoTTPEs
The cheapest Pictures that made. They are war
ranted to last as long time lasts. They have all
the natural coorS representing every thing in ita
true position. POWERS Photographs are pronounced
by Judges the best Photographs made in the South.
Main street oc Elite
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TEL UoRAPHIc NEWS.
REpoRTEp ron the DAILY DisPATCH.
WASHINGTON


FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20.--There Is NO prospect oi an
early recognition of the present governments Vi
Nicaragua
Information has been received from an oificiai
source to the effect that the constitutional Con
vention of Kansas will submit the Constitution 10
the people of the territory for ratihcation OF
ton.
GALE ON THE LAKES.
0swrgo Oct CA terrible gale, accompanied
with snow. prevailed here last night. Annnknown
vessel capsized and sunk in the harbor, and all ON
board are supposed to have perished'
MARINE DISASTER.
WILMINGTON. N c., Oct 20.-Tbe ship John Rave
nal. from Liverpool. bound to Charleston, struck
ON FRYING Pan shoals last Saturday, and part Of
her cargo was thrown overheard to Tighten the
vessel She now lies of the bar leaking badly.
KANSAS ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20-Returns from thirteen
counties, give the Republicans q majority OF l3Ie
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SUICrDE.-Samuel C. Cole, a coach-trimmer, late
of Lancaster, Pa, committed suicide near Charles
ton last Sunday
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NM THI

INSURANCE ENCY, In THE
l. BUILDING OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. IsAACS
4 TAYLOR, N. Il. CORNER OF MAIN AND I4TH
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA, ENTRANCE ON i4TH
STREET.-The undersigned having resigned the
Presidency Of the Virginia +. NJ l. Co.. with which
company he has been connected for nearly Is years
has taken office "a above, where he proposes te
establish an Insurance Agency Business in connec-
ton with snch Companies only shall be entitled to
the confidence and support of the public.
Having large experience ir the Insurance bust
ness, he will negotiate assurances in the best
per, without charge 10 the assured except for
premiums. and will also give advice and adjust los
SEES. He has been appointed agent If the Albemarle
Insurance Company, already well established in this
city as sound. prompt paying Company. to take
fire risks. and is prepared 10 act for that Company.
Until his own Office is ready, he may be found at
Messrs. Isaacs 4 Taylor's.
oc l9-d3t THOS. NJ. ALPRIEND.
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III Gold and Silver given in exchange for Con-
neetieut or Massachusetts Bank Notes, or Virginia
Notes either They are wanted
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III The LADIES can get goods at private sale, at
auction prices. during the day. at the Gift Auction
Mai ~
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HS. Fresh LEECHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
p. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours of the day. the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2S-ts X. q. H0BS0N.
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IS fou.cAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. Hut,s rrr,,.
salces, Ladies' Bonnet Cases of all sizes and 81 M
Qualities and at all prices. according to quality and
sze and certainly AZ low they can be had in tbs
or any other city. - ''iis
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E5y@ TRUsTEE'R SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
This DAY.-We direct attention to the sale, THIS
DAY, commencing upon the premises at ~ o'clock
lot of ground on Church Hill fronting on Main
street about 2s5 feet and extending from Warehouse
street to Hill Alley.
THOS. C. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR d WILLIAMS, Aucts
Zl-It
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% cents will buy set of Hoops 81 feet long.
30 cents will buy superior Sewing Bird.
- cents will buy good Sewing Bird.
Ito cents will buy Gold Ring
100 cents will buy set of Gold Ear Rings.
30 cents will buy Thermometer.
50 cents will buy Tape Measure.
Many other things are for sale at the Gift Auction
"a Main st.
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gsyp DUNLOP, MoNCURE & Co. ask the
attention of dealers to their auction sale of
SUGAR MOLASSES, 8c,
at their Warehouse at Rockets, commencing at II
o'clock, THIS MORNING. Sale without regard to
weather, oc 2l-lt
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E Go pREsENTs PRESENTS TO to sthe Great Gin
Book Sale, of choice Standard and Miscellaneous
Works, now open at l7O Main street. opposite the
American Hotel, at the sign of the red flag. Each
purchaser OF book will receive present at the
time of sale
Catalogues may be had at the store. Call and ex
anime. &C 2l-2t
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osohen BAsKs.--Ail the banks In Augusta, Ca,
have suspended, and are arranging for a uni.
form rate OF currency and exchange, SO as 10 ena.
BILE the crops TO move forward to market.
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Vs. Steam Gallery. I39 Main ST.. TYLER Co., Al
fists and Buffers.
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BUSINESS IN PHiLADELPHIA.-The business Of Phil
adelphia shows symptoms of revival, though the
predominant phrase is one of great depression.
There is much complaint of the continued high
prices of market produce.
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aEFn SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The sale of the
stock of Thomas How. Esq. will he continued THIS
DAY, ct IL o'clock. The attention of the trade is
questsd. Il. d. COOK CO,
oc 2l--It Auctioneers.
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By@ NoTIoE.-The subscribers are anx-
icus settle mp their books to July Ist 1851 and
would call the attention of parties interested to this
notice. Having made change in our business
name and association, must close up all old ac-
counts. GROSHONG Il TUPMAN.
sc Its
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IMPORTS OF DRy GooDs.-The imports of foreign
dry goods at New York last week, although less
than for the corresponding weeks of the preceding
two years are yet too large for the wants of the
trade plainly indicated in the very small quota
that is thrown upon the market.
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MoaE cooiIEs,--A Norwegian bark lately Iandaa
~ Asiates at Havana, She lost 10 on the passage
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eNoTIcE EXTRAORDINARY
CLEAR THE TRACK FOR 1893 BROAD STREET
DRY GOODS

gsJe NoTIcE EXTRAORDINARY
CLEAR THE TRACK FOR 1873 BROAD STREET.
DRY GOODS
DOWN TO SUIT THE TINES NO COST OF
GOODS TAKEN IN CONSIDERATION!
We will sell them, and they must he sold All new
Goods just from New York.
Remember that j. MILLHiSER IL BRO. have been
one of the few merchants from this city who have
last ten days. 10 buy goods Tor cash. We will have
opcn ready for sale, about 100 cases of goods this
morning, comprising every variety of New Goods for
the season. We won't mention prices, for fear you
would not believe them possible All you have to do
is to come with the ready cash and get them. For
the convenience of our friends and the public our
store will remain open every night until 10 O'Clock,
J. MILLHIsER & BRO
N. BIO facilitate our sales and have uniform
prices goods will be charged within the next 80
days. Oc m-2w j. Nj. BRO.
bH5" GENUINE DOUBLE GLASS AMBRo-
TYPES for 80 GRSrS at the old Whitehurst Gallery,
y Main street, large size. PHoroGRAPHs $50 Du-
plicates SLIGO, by ALBERT L1TCH.
&C Cots
BATHS! BATHS! Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours, from
O'clock A. NJ. to 10 Z. NJ at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
wing and Shampooing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street Single baths Is
cents, or tickets 81 myl
Ed% BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. T. b. BENTLEY, Troas'r.
WILLIAM b. ISAAcs, Secretary.
Committee If arbitration.
WILLIAM S. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. w. GLAZEBROoK, JAMES u. DUPUY,
I. ". MCCANCB, L. D. CRENsHAW.
IN
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1927 Il VIVED.
GOODS AT A PROFIT
LESS THAN COST.

As we apprehended the present financial troubles
when in New York in August last we made very
iElted purchases at the then high prices at which
goods were selling-reserving ourselves for this
time.
During the past week the senior member of our
concern has been in the New York Auctions buying
goods sacrificed there for cash We therefore offer
the public stock, embracing everything in the
STAPLE AND FANCY TRADE,
and at p1oGtIeSS than similar Goods were purchased
earlier in the season. VALENTINE & son,
No 90 Broad street,
oC 2l-6t Near Capitol SQUARE.
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NTANTED.-AW White Girl, as Chamber
w maid. Call at DIR. WALTHALLs. on Leigh.
two doors from 9th. None need apply, unless well
amin ~
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HEAbQRS l79rH RECT YOUNG GUARD, /
n RICHMOND, Oct ,, 1857.
Il Companies "a" and "B" of this
Regiment will assemble for Drill on this (WEDNES-
DAI) evening, nj o clock, promptly.
BY command.
JOHN H. RICHARDSON, Colonel.
CHAs. 2. RADY, Adjt. &C 2l-lt
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WANTED, BRICK LAYERS.-10 or
w u good Brick Layers to 70 to the White Sui
phur Springs. For good wOrkmen liberal wages
will be given and their fare paid to the Springs
Apply to the undersigned, at the office Of r. II.
Maury 10. r. L. HUGHSON.
DC rn-9fN
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcArE.-The undersigned,
sworn Commissioners TO superintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here
by certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn b.. US this
day at Augusta, Ga.
Y. c. BARBER, sor,, ron,,.s
L. p. DUGAS, (S"oihc oih rs'
Sworn to and subscribed before ma this day. Oc-
tober 18th, 1857. LEWIS LEVY, j. z.
ExPLASATIoN.-The left hand row ineach the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in 3 are enti-
tied to so in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entite il to. Halt, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the so Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths In proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following places, viz: No. 1883, $6no0 New Or
leans La and Msntville Ga, on Certificate OF Pack
age No. 1883, S250 0 pittsburg, Pa. ON Certificate
Of Package. No. 23l7g, 81. So Lancaster. Ky. No.
42s5o 5000. Taylorsyils; Va,. and Roxbury. Mass.
snmpter. Il. g. No. 329ss. $l50o. Morgantown, n G.
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WANTS.

SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED-To
- take charge OF School Of about ~ bows. near
Richmond, for the next year.
single man competent 10 teach Latin liresk
and Mathematics, in addition to ordinary English
branches. can hear Of situation by addressing
BOX No. j24. Richmond" s
Application TO be made immediately
An experienced man. and one who expects 20 max.
teaching his business preferred. nc 2l-dltGnIi
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r.: - RICHMOND AND Pc
SO - - 49, TERSBURG RAILROAD
IIRGLNLA STATE AGRLcuL TURAL EALR.

Passengers to the Agricultural Fair, at Richmond
will receive RETURN TICKETS, and after MONDAY,
the z6h inst, at Sl50 each, good until the last train
on MONDAY. the ID of November.
Articles Tor exhibition at the Fair will be charged
full price the Fair and will be carried back free
pr pyidcd there has been no change of ownership.
An Accommodation Train will leave Richmond and
Petersburg daily, at O'clock A. NJ, during the
we * of the Fair. L. III. GILL,
oc 2I-tuoYlst Superintendent.
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. ANTED, AN OVERSEER.-A .ino

W man, sober, honest and industrious To ON.
who is qualified, and can produce his recommendo-
lions and is willing Ia lend helping hand in pres
sing times, good home aud fair wages will Do AZ
forsl. S. BAsSETT FRENCH
yf--2tE
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MARIrE IrTELLIGHNCH.
!.
Fbrt Of Richmond, 0ett'r 2o--High Water 5s4 o


ARRIVED.
schr Three Williams, George, wheat, Crenshaw6
Fisher.
schr Thomas conner. Clifford. James river, lum-
ber.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown. Parish. Y, mdz and pas
gengers, Ludlam WATSON.
steamer George Peabody. Prichett, Baltimore
mdz Ludiam 4 Watson. -
Schr Typhenia NickersDu, down the river Ight.
CLEARED,
Ship Helen, Capt yolksmann with 95l Hhas 70
baeeo and stems for Bremen, by b. W.de foss
Co.
Baraue Adeline G. Adams, Captain Hensingway,
for Bristol England with 81 hhds and 81 tlefces 10
bacco. by Caskie Harrison.
scbrs A. r. Wetlnore, Bogert, from Richmond.
and john Murphy, from do, arrived al baitihoie
lgth instant. -. r. p;.hr,o,d
-Schr Enlelne johnson, Bartlett, for kicnmohu
and City Point cleared at Boston l7th instant. =.
sollr 6lalego, smith, from Richmond, arrived al
New York 18th. . - p;.t,r.o,d
Schr Mary Ann Guest, Barrett, from klchinoasu.
arrived at Philadelphia 18th, and cleared again ior
Brig Gnpges from Wilmington N. G.. for Buenos
AvreS. putiuto Portland 18th inst. IN distress.
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ATTENTION CITY GUARD
a. Richmond oct. 20. J
p. 0RDER No 3.
II The company will assemble for drill,
at A. Schad's. ON Broad street, this "WEDNESDAY
evening, az ~ o'clock, promptly.
BY order of Captain ..,.
VIM W. WooD, Orderly. oc2i-lt*
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Fss?T.. m VIRGINIA CENTRAL KALI

hilAp-tNNOAt All fIh
HlNlA STATE AGRICULTU RAJ SOCIETY.-Notes
Jf all solvent Banks III the state taken at ticket Of
fees of this company, for Passenger Fare.
Members ofthe state Agricultural Society who may
come the road OF this Company to Richmond
on the occasion of the ANNUAL STATE FAIR,
which will commence on TUESDAY, the 9th of Dc
tober, VIII be allowed the privilege OF RETURNING
the pr sent year, certificate of life membership
to the conductor at any time between the above date
and the ID OF November inclusive.
Stock and articles for exhibition will be charged the
regular rate o. freight going to the lair. Ifreturned
the property of the same owners, they will be
carried back free, and the freight paid on going to
the Fair will be refunded
Persons intending to send Stock to the Fair, are
reque ted to give notice to the Agent at the Depot
from which it is to be sent to the undersigned a
wee previous to the time the are required to
enable the cars to be provided at the proper time
Bv order of the Board Of Directors
TH0s nnnAMEAD Gurst
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MANTED-A Female Teacher to take
w charge of small school near the city OF Peters
burg be qualified to teach the English branches
and Music. Satisfactory reference will be required
to be given. Address WM. BRITTON,
&C 1873 PETERSBURG, Va Box 3l6.
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LOST.
+ OST OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.

] OCI Oh NJ tG STANDARDIZATION W.
~ 773, to r. A. Williams for four shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock dated August 9th. 1886 This
adver tisement Is inserted with the view of applying
TO the Association for another certificate. Ia the
place of the one lost. oc l3-ts
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WANTED, HANDS, will give fair
w wages for the balance of the year for ten or
twelve able bodied NEGRO MEN, 10 work on the
surface at thu CoSe Mines.
DC Ig-fs JNO J. WERTU Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

~ WANTED ONE HUNDRED
"a, YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
~ Nebraska, California. Texas and New Mex
leo. Pay from Sl2 to S22 per MONTH Horses accou-
tr,ments clothing food and medical attendance
nished free of charge.
For further information apply at the Rendezvous,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
mond Va b. III. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieutenant I'd Dragons,
oc l4-3sl Recruiting Officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21
WANTED ONE HUNDRED

WANTED-A first-rate Dining Room
w SERVANT, for a small family. Apply at this
off ~