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will last long the world stands They arc none
of your IN sonshne shadows that fade in one or two
months. If POWERS Imperial Ambrotypes fade you
get your money back at any time. fit i ten years
ton wherever they go. They have created quite a
sensation all Europe. Beat Of lkenesses 70 ~
cents. Isl Main street, over Aaurices store Eagle
Sauare ssl2-it@
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LATER FROM MEXIC0-SETTLEMESTO OF THE
TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE QUESTION.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. IA dispatch from the Ba-
lie says the Tehuantepee route question has been
settled in Mexico by the Gsray and Sloo grants be-
ing annulled.
The yomito WAS abating at Vera Cruz.
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hag@ THE Marshall AND HENRY BUILD
mo FUND COMPANIES will hold their regular monthly
meetings. at their Room, THIS Saturday I'VE
MING, at ~ o'clock.
selalt JAS. X. LEE, Secy.
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DIED.

On the nth inst. at half past II o'clock, 2. NJ.
CHARLES BENNETT, In the 35.h year 81 his age.
Ills funeral will take place. on SUNDAY morning
next at u o'clock. A. ~ from the United Presbyfe-
rian Church, fMr Reads His friends and acquaint-
aaces are respectfully invited To attend.
In Pet. rsburg, Va on the sth inst, In the soth
year az his age. DAVID DOMAIN Sr.. a native Of
SCOTLAND but for many years past resident Of that
city. sfL
twarm Springs, on "Wednesday, 9Th inst Mrs.
WILLTANNA SCOTT, eldest daughter OF the late
William I. Morris.
Ilertunerai will take place from the United Pres
byterian Church. To-Day at halfpast toclock The
friends and acquaintance of the family invited
to attend.
OBITUARY.
The funeral of Mr.. HENRY BAKER will take
place This Evening, from the Rev. Mr.. Hoge :
Church. at O'Clock. His friends and acquaintance,
and those Of his brother D. Baker Jr and A. Morris,
are respectfully invited to attend.
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DESIED.-The Salem (ya.) Register denies the re-
port of the murder of A. '. Spradlng which was
noticed "A few days since, and says that the n9iyd
ual in question has been repeatedly in Mont
Gomery, Giles and Craig counties since that publ
cation
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WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

- YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
~ MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve In Kansas.
10y. Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
Pay from u 10 +22 TOR MONTH Horses, acsou-
rement, :lothing, food and medical attenda nee fnI
ithed free of charge.
For further information, arpiy at the Rendezvous,
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall. Rich
mond, Virginia. n. ~. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut.. ID Dragons
" 2-Sm RpcrOitire 0fsepx
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Coon HEAyENs.--It is stated ''by authority that
Il fashion is about to be introduced by the Ia
dies Of Bufalo-no less in fact than immense ca
LASH which attached to the waists of he dear
to be raised lowered at pleasure like the
TOPEKA buggy. Buffalo papers frantically ask what
neXtf'
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HOMICDE.-The American Banner, Ya7oo CITY,
Miss, learns that Capt Hendricks killed last
week, at Silver Greek, Yazoo county, by DR. Tucker
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FAILURE OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.

BOsToS Sept. 1l.-An injunction has been grant
cd against the Appleton Insurance Company, and
receivers appointed.
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a1y~PLA1N STATEMENTS OF FACTS.

RHE~ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAcTs.-
Dr. HAMPTON, now aged 81 years speaks. Hear him:
Arc you sickf Beware Of imitations Ask for
IIamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
Counterfeiting.
to stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
can galvanize worthless article, as to keep 1t up
good medicine, if it be not really so
good medicine Will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find ont it's virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pi1ity than newspapers can spread IT, living WIT
ness testifying TO the medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper aover-
Using.
HamptOns Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WV. Hon, No. 1875 South Paca street, Baiti-
more. cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Ma EDWIN NJ SpRASKLIS. No. 81 Register street,
Baltimore. most dreadful case OF Scrofua OF years
standing lost number of pieces of bone, restored to
health.
Miss MARY scoFIELD, Teacher, No 40 Baltimore
street,her case after years OF suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. VIM OLDHAM, of baltimore Custom-Housc, sut-
ercd from these complaints for Is months, with body
and mind severely affected He was cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr.. Henry C, Winn had cough for years-great
weakness &c. had in all five six physicans tried
all the remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
So Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
" Sold ID by PURCELL, LADp Co. Richmond; by
P PR by soknak " Bsl
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
~ 81 per bottle six bottles for s.. S-d&c
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nss%powrRs' IMpERIAL AMBRoTYPBs

This popular Holder, at these prices according 70
nish and size) will compare favorabiy with any
In,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RsT SEWING MACHIsEs.-The recent
improvements made In Messrs. Hunt. Webster :.
Cos Sewing Machines render them the very best IN
the country. Tho following are few OF the many
WHY these Machines are preierred 70 All Vtn
ers: They make strong backstitch that cannot ue
unravelied or pulled out The stitches are alike on
beth sides They will stitch hem md run. or gather
They are perfectly simple. easily learned and kept w
order. and will wear longer than any other hachine
now manufactured
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Hsy@ RBv DR.. MYERS, of Charleston.
8 C.. will preach in Trinity Church, tomorrow
tSUNHAY) morning, at II O'clock; and Mt Cente-
nary Church at O'Clock In the evening.
.
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Coon rILg-It is stated that capitalist Of I'os-
ton loaned last week 100000 to q manufacturing
Corporation at Is per cent, and 100000 to the city
Of Boston at 10 per cent and still left his bank
count good 100000.
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EB-FoUR HUNDRED Portraits taken daily by TY-
LBR h Co., and yet the demand is not One-halfsup-
piled Crowds of people daily leave the Gallery, l39
Main street unable TO obtain sttinSs account Of
the great rush.
The steam portraits which TYLER 4 Co. make for
20 cts command the admiration of the people I39
is the largest concern in the State. Remember, Is
artists employed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
foTt Of Richmond, cprr 1l-Hga Mter M o,

fbTt Of Richmond, S;pt'r 1l-Hlqh Wdter M s'crk
ARRIVED,
steamer Rclyiderc, Keen. Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Watscn ''''
steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, PHILADELPHIA.
mdse. and passengers, IL H. Tuttle
schr: ID. NJ Nesscroli. Steelrlan, PHILADELPHIA
COAL Va Towing co. f'
=, schr Richmond James, New York, mdsc. D.Sw
Currie. H. "
scar panthce. soper, New York, gnano
wheat. i'''"i''io' Jas river,
Hchr; VIM Woodbury., Higgins, Rockport, ice and
nS SShr. g. b. Smith, Cranmer, New York, hay, Mark
Bacon A Baskerrill " i0' ~ S""no'
- sehr u. ~. Neildo, Stevens, Providence. stoves
| Hoo. starrctt. P'''eN'
| SAILED,
Schr Island City, Concklin down the river ,iyb,
Sohr. Aniares, ireland, via Port Walthall coal
schr. II r. Bssoonl, Burke. down tho river I;vb,
Schr. Ella. Noh"r. Portsmouth n IL rrdse GU
sthr. Asland, Mitchell, Baltimore coal Tomnt ms
&Co. ''''''
CLEARED
Bark Caroline, Capt l.. Strcker for Bremen with
$r hhds. tobacco and tobacco stems, 10y Edw " NJ,
de V0ss Co.
NEW YoRK, Sept CID. schrs Haxall, Winters
and Hampton, Eddens. Richmond
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS

NEW YORK, Sept. T.-Wm. 8. Bell Co, bankers,
have suspended.
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. RICHMOND POST
September, 1857.
NJ Persons applying
please say they are ADvE
Asher mrs Mary
Allen mrs Pruncis
Abram mrs Caroline NJ
Ashley mrs Catharfas
Bailey mrs Gen Vim
Brown mrs susan W
Blake mrs Margaret
Burton mrs Lucy A
Banmann mrs Elizabeth
Bittie mrs Enaline 2
Britton mrs Elizstha 7
Baker mrs Amelia }
Blair mrs Cornelia A
Burton mrs Betsey
Butler mrs Anna VI
Birgin mrs Ann
Clay mrs Susan J
Crutchield mrs Sarah
Cash mrs VI 3
Crow mrs 4
Clarke mrs Caroline '
Dodsou mrs Emily
Dickinson mrs Lilly
Eubank miss Susan G
Ellett mrs VI A
Fuhrer mrs Sue
RUSSELL mrs s
Farmer miss VI q
Gibson miss Mary A
Gilltnwater miss Fanny
Gray miss Erie p
Garnett miss Selia
Carton miss Cath
Gibson miss Maggie
Xix miss Ann
Heath miss Ann II
Hatcher miss EmilyJ
Hall miss Lucinda
Herbert miss Martha A
Huges miss Mary y
Hooper miss Susan O
Home miss Sallie NJ
Hicks miss Susan ii
Haddock miss Susan
Hatcher miss Susan L
Johnston miss Mary
Jordon miss Lucy Ann
Jenkins miss Nary L
johnson miss Susan
Jackson mrs Ann
Journey mrs Elizabeth
Kidd miss Mary
Lowrie mrs Sallle
Lumpkin mrs Mary u
Moore mrs VI r
Maesie mrs Mary FL
Moore mrs Mary Jane
Norris mrs Louisa
Martin mrs f III X
Murray mrs -
Maddox mrs Caroline N
MoGovern mrs Ann
Mccarthy miss Sarah
Newell mrs J u
O'Haro mrs G
Peasants mrs 9 A
Perkins mrs ID X
Poindexter mrs U
Pitt mrs ii
Parker mrs " Y
Powers mrs I'll
Quay miss 8 c D
Robinson mrs A
Ruchuds mrs -
Rivers mrs A
kose mrs J X
Reeve mrs VI G
Rowe mrs Mary
Roberts mrs y
Simons mrs Thos !
Smith mrs Mary
Smith mrs Martha J
Sizer mrs Martha W
Swann mrs Mary
Stone mrs Margaret
Shields mrs Jane G
Sims mrs Jane "
Smith mrs Il X
Smith miss PAMELA '
Taylor mrs Mary 81
Tallsy mrs X 2
Totty mrs Mary Ann
Traylor nrs Lucy
Taylor mrs Almira '
Trowick mrs Bette V
Taylor miss Sallie 3
Winston mrs Deborah !
Williams mrs Caroline d,
Wright mrs AnuO
W est mrs Sarah Ann
W alden mrs Sarah
Wake mrs i =
VI heely mrs Mary A 2
NTl.A 1880. A.. Il
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In "c
,FFICK, on tho l1th day OF
" Letters, IN th's i''"'' wiz
riskp'
!.
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Anderson M, 49, lS W.
Ashby miss Msp
aIisn MAS Clara
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Rernard mrs Florenca
Brown miss A u
Eetbel miss X v
Baiia miss J
Baiiy miss Lucy
Baker miss wary
p D,s.'r 49, n A
psmyh miss sarah A
Rscon miss Sallie G
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Chandler miss bepfis
Grafton miss nartisa 70
lama i, : nv 3.
C,,,n;nghs,p mis-, Ellsn
S"''''
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nuval mrs = b
Oar mrs Bette A
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1kh'oS'"A
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rigg mrs III =
pa,,G
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Garnett mrs NARY
GENTRY mrs Juliah
Glenn mrs fanni.
Glenn mrs feser
III
Haley mrs Jns
Hopkins mrs Amanda q
Heinlein mrs hun
nooksr mrs hnhsh
Harrlsen mrs Dolnhny
Hertiien mrs Lou1sia
Malnes mrs MartnS
matener mn ~
heop''
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Jones mrs nenrIe ,.
ohn.ea n,rs E,ria
Jenkins mrs Matilda
Johnston mrs Jane
X
il
Lucas miss Mary j
"
Martin miss Elizabeth
Nrrryman miss Mxrg't A
Minor miss Pesfinda
Moore miss Keboccs
Nc
McC1snrb.r miss Mary
MsCould miss Ann
Noriib nh's IL D
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T
Powell miss III 8
Parrish miss X A
Phiilips nnlst Il
Page rniss III
Peasiy miss j
Pollard miss III j
o
X
Richardson miss z A
Rogers miss Y
Richards miss NJ A
Ripley miss NJ A
Ropsr miss Mr.
s
Steel miss Martha J
Stephens miss Catharine
Shuuloy miss Margaret
shelton nliss NIL
shannon miss Mary Ann
Shinault miss LAO
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n0Fn LyoN's PENN oLDER-NEw
srrIEs-,r p. b. PRICES.
I.n,.. pen II,Ider f2ls
-
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A RTlCLES FOR THE PRESERVATION AND
- RESTORATION OF THE lIAIR.--Mrs Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer and Xylobasamum Hair
DRESSING; Persian Balm; Barrys Tricopherous III
one hathairon Woods Hair Kestorer: Jaynes HTfI
Tonic; Phalon's Hair lnyigOrator, and choice ~
sortHent of French Pomados, Oils and Hair Washes
for sale by 7. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
seq Druggists.
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Information aud Instructions given gratis.
P. HORTON KEACH, Agent.
seI2-3t 81 Main street.
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KELLY g. MASON,
IL MAIN STREET.

~N III MAIN STREET. @
CD o. B. TAYLOR 5.. now o. hand .w
GLASS and EARTHENWARE, embracing almost
,sry VARIETY E q s,tics in his line q bGsne, Also
Painted Toilet Sets. LAMPS. .CANDELABkAs.-
Also, Green and Black TEAS Of the best quality. at
New York prces. All Of which he is warranted in
saying he can sell rs low any house in the city.
To country merchants he is prepared to offer fine
assortment Of goods suitable to their trade and de-
termned not to be underoold by any other house.
call with view to an examination of his stock and
| prices, is respectfully solicited Sc Ppm
JOSEPH GILLOT'S LITHOGRAPHIC
PRESS, for 'aleb by VIM sATTL Err &C0.
T EMERCIER'S LITHOGRAPH IC
SELF wM sATTLER CO.
A RTISTS' POCKET KNIVES and Can
scl2 " w VIM. sATrLER co.
0H0 DOZ ENGLISH SUB COLORS, of
ssls "''" importation" ' VIM Jag sRffrLER CO.
6O0 YARDS various widths) fresh,
CO ,So smooth PAINTING GANy as Just red,
WANTED-A good healthy Wet Nurse;
w colored ono preferred. Apply at this office
w AN lLD.--<A lduy anu ScntlellldH are
" DESTROYS of obtaining board in private family
For Information. inquire at this office. el2-lt*
I00 BBLS. Rectifed Whiskey, various
iOO brands, for sale by
seI2 WM. TAYLOR.
O6 BBLS. Extra Old Family Rye Whis-
~ key for sale by WIN. TAYLOR.
| IN BONES Black Tea for sale by
w sc IL WIN. TAYLOR.
HERRINGS -2fO hhls Haiifax Ont
H and Gross Herrings for sale by
SELF WIN. TAYLOR
QROOMS AND BUCKETS-2O0 dozen
- for sale by WIN. TAYLOR
TOBACCO.-200 boxes Ward brand
Tobacco for sale by
sci WIN. TAYLOR.
IN BBLS. Cognac Brandy for sale by
wv sel2 WM. TAYLOR.
CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES AT
~ WHOLESALE-As sugars have declined | will
sell my Refined Candies " reduced prices to those
buying largely.
4. ASTONI, st. Nicolas Saloon,
Importer of French CunfeC tOneries
se IL Next door EXChanH+ Bank
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ZINE POMADES, 60, FOR THE
HAIR Frangipanni Pomade Comp'd OK Mar.
row; Phalon's lnVigorator; Barry's Tricopherous:
Lyon : katharOn Antique Oil. French: Bandoline
French Alcibade OIL, French; Ramsey's Qunnt
Pomade; Lyman Arctusine; Professor Wood Hair
Restoler; Fetrdse's Woodland Cream: Beet Marrow
IN beautiful jars Cristiannis Chrystaline Pomade
Vac ,ssar Oil Bears OIL and Rose Hair Oil For
sale by JSO. w POLLARD
se IL Druggist, Eth st.
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Hoes IN KgSrUcKV.-The assessors in Kentucky
report the number of hogs in that State this year
at l,i23,5S9 which is an increase of 3lS,404 over
1855 and of 1888 over 1856. The hog cholera
however, has prevailed to a considerable extent
since the enumeration was made.
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F9y- To REGULATE THE LIVER Is ONE OF THE PHYsI
clans princip pal aims i'll ALI of debility weak
ness of the system, for when this il done health
turally follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim of Dr.
Sanford during years of practice, where the LIVER
INvIaoRroR was used with the greatest success and
fully experimental with. until it could be recommend
cd with confidence and truth, and in has it
been recommended for the cure of any disease until
It has been fully tried and known to be beneficial in
The treatment of such diseases
Nearly all the diseases which we are subject to
gnate from diseased Liver. which shows itself in
he form Of Jaunice dyspepsia, sick headache sour
stomach, bousness, weakness of the back or spine,
,tomach and bowel derangemeut and many Others too
numerous to mention. all of which may be benefited
ny the of the Invgorator, curing the Liver and
removing the cause.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ADIE GRAY, Agents,
for Richmond. 80 l-d&cw2w
EE-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERs.-Mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL-HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
aRs, &C. &c, printed. are invited TO call at our
;ensve Job Office, which il supplied with almost
very variety type, embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
telled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
lyle.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de
4cription of Printing il respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets, where be some of the finest speci-
rens of printing ever executed In this country.
JNO. n. HAMMERSLEY co.
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A DyENTURES OF A GENTLEMAY

A DVENTURES OF A GENTLEMAN
~ IN SEARCH OF A HORSE, by Sir George
stephen. "A nod is good rs wink to a Blind
Horse" ! vol. illustrated; sl25.
NOTHING To WEAR; 5Dc.
NUTHlNG TO Do 5pc.
THINE ard Nine" or the Stepmother's Reward;
by Florn Neale; 100
CAPT. MAYNE REIDS Now Indian Story the War
Troll, hook replete with thrilling adventures;
price 25.
Also, farther supply Of MOSS SIDE, by Marion
Harland; Is.
And large collectOn of other Eooks of both stan
lard and light literature for sale at
GEO. VI. VESTS Cheap Bookstore
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Funera1-The Mail RObbery-City
Matters DC
PETERSBURG. Sept. II.

PETERSBURG. Sept. H.
The most interesting occurrence Of to-day, was
the funeral Of the late. Jordan Branch His remains
arrived BY thsevening's Richmond train, and were
escorted to the Washington Street ". Y. Church. by
tho Odd Fellows and Light Infantry Greys Ofthe
latter, he for long time commander, but for
some years past has been only an honorary mem
ber touching sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Edwards after which the procession continued to
Blanfors Cemetery. The pageant was very bril-
liant.
Nothing has been ascertained in relation to the
robbery Of the Chattanooga and New York mail
bag. which was found in the river. yesterday even
ing, stripped of it's contents. 1t is presumed that
1t was stolen during the transit from depot to
the other.
house of i-repute, kept by Miss Mary Par
IRISH, in a highly respectable vicinity on Washing
ton street, ordered to be broken up, this morn
ing, and the proprietress required to give 5000
security to appear before the Grand Jury to an
swer for keeping II disorderly and disreputable
hopss.
fancy" girl. shade removed from being fair
was ordered ten lashes for disorderly conduct in
the streets
Immense numbers of passengers are flocking on
towards the south. The trains this evening
overloaded.
One hundred negroes passed through on their
way to the cane brakes and cotton fields, this
ing. ARIEL.
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MURDER.-Mr. Henry milford. farmer, residing
near East Hampton, Suffolk county, N u, while
on his way from Sag Harhor to his residence. on
Tuesday night was shot dead by some person un-
known. colored man arrested on suspicion.
HoNoR TO A YANKEE-John =. Grovos, of Boston,
Mass, has lately been awarded the first prize M
viOlnist at the COnservat0re Royal, in Brussels.
Mr. Groves will make concert tour of Europe. in
company with Littolf celebrated pianist, before
returning home.
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DURTRAlT PAINTING. ALEX. DA-
l. VIDS0NS Studio for PORTRAITS IN OIL il
still at No 229 Main street, Immediately above 9th
street.
Daguerreotyne and all that kind Of perishable
kenrsses copied ill oil, the size of life of the
hiuet form.
His Paintings, View of the City Of Richmond from
Church Hill, and Views on James River Rich
moni in the distance to be disposed of hy suhst rip
iion. are now shown mt the Exchange Hotel.
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r IsT OF MISUNDERSTANDING In the
IL RICHMOND POST OFF1CK on tho nth day Of
~ Persons applying for Letters, In this List. will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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nURE RICHMOND GROJND PLAS-

DUNE hICH NUM- UhUUNU FLAS-
l. TER. PACKED IN BARRELS OR LOOSE
From Lump OF SUPERIOR QIrALITY-MILI
ON CANAL, 1DJoINLSG THE DANFTLLE DE,
I0T-0FFICE NO. IL PEARL STREET. am
now grinding my supply OF Plaster for the fall de-
richest Lump, and hatter self that the close atten
ton given 10 this business for many years enables
me to offer supply Of Ground Plaster that cannot
he exoeed IN richness and purity and freely invite
all interested 20 inspection of my large stock OF
Lump, from which il is prepared special attention
paid to tho order Of packages Orders 70 any estcnt
fan nov be supplied.
sr7-fuATh2w JOHN II, CLAIBORNE.
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- FOR RENT-A neat Cottage Res
eli idence. on Franklin, between Madison and
AiURrOe streets. containing six rooms. Possession
given Immediately. To good tenant, the rent will
be moderate. Apply to -
=. VI. PARRISH,
Sc I1-3t% At the Medical College,
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BD
for t,~aut q
3, any W
prize. foi
giving y 3
nemsn : ~
removes q
pearsness Q
cents. No |
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Y lR GI IN A FEMALE INSTITUTE.
" STANTON, yA.-Rt. Roy. W. MEADE, D. o.,
President of Directory.
Rt, Rev. j. JouSs d. n, Vice President of Direc-
tory.
corps of experienced Teachers.
Mr.. Mrs. III. W. SFEFFEY, Heads of the family
Tho next session Of this Institution will commence
IN the Ldst Wednesday, in September
Terms for the Scholastic rear; for Tuition and
board, including ,cQshi,9 till, ii0ht and furnished
cooms, 800 Language Music and Drawing erfra
Regi-ters sent on application "
Rev. r H. PHILLIPS or
Ii. W. SI1EFFEY, ESQ
STANTON, Aug IL, '57.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
The original and world renowned
CHINESE ARTISTS,
j II G. GIL f r S.
VIII appear in their wonderful performances, at the
above Hall,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
SEPTEMBER 10. II AND II, 1857.
M Doors open at ito commence ats
80 Grand performance on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, at o'clock. Doors open at 2
IT, For Particular Programme.
seS-N DORNlN8, Proprietor.