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TELE0RAPHIC NEWS
RgpoRrED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEAT!
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY
LIVES REPORTED LoSTl!l

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 1.-THE steamship Thos
Swan from New York, arrived here to-day, and re-
ports that she spoke on the 18th, about 10 miles
north Of Cape IIatteras, the Norwegian bark
Eloise, which had On board forty passengers from
the steamer Central America. The passengers
state that the Central America foundered ON the
18th inst, with 500 passengers, only sixty Of whom
were saved
Nothing is mentioned concerning the specie on
the lost steamer.
The steamer above mentioned as lost was for
merry called the George Law, ami sailed from ha
vsha ON the morning of ths 9th inst, u few houia
before the Umpire .lty left. Tho Empire City -n'
counted terrific gales on the llth aud 18th insts
aud 1t was in one Of these that the Central Anne
RIGA foundered. The Inflated steamer had ON board
the passengers from California returning to theft
honest the Eastern States. The dispatches from
the North, which follow, were sent before the dis
astrous news above had been Observation-Disclosures.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Great anxiety IL felt
here respecting the fate of this Steamer Central
America. IN it is believed several NashiDgtonians
are ON board
Ngw YORK Sept 17-By the mails of tho Empir'
City. We learn that the Central America had 81
5UU.euo in spebie, and 100 persons on board, iucu
ding the crew.
The steamer Daniel Webster, which sailed for
California to-day. has been ordered to cruise on
the way to Havana In search of the Central Amer
lea. and orders to the same effect have been sent
to the Empire City, at Norfolk
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RECEIPTS
KEEIPIO
RYCxS1L. RAILROADS AND RIVER,

YCINAL. RAILROADS AND RIVER,
For the week ending Saturday, sept. H.
Br TIE su;hSS srS o. rs n ssshe. Corn
leo hhds Tobacco and stems; 1859 boxes DO; 20
6 & 'S ma, .ogs: r sto I L On Pig
Bbis ac., down :-Mdze, Gnano. Lime. Plaster;
Coal. &C. up Making down and up tonnage:
m ras p.xvnLr RAiLsolp=-ii2 hhds and i72i pkgs
Tobacco; 10 DO Stems; T. Sl2 bushels heat; -?
bills PIspr; 10 bales "93l; u o pon,e.tc.; -
boxes Chickens; bhls Eggs, Is pkg, snndrie.:
Dr. THs psrxnsBUkG RAILROAD IS hhos ToD.cco 3's
bushels Wheat; bale Cotton: - empty Liquor
Bills 40 tmpty Fl,sr Bbls; % cords T.od 1921
feet Lumber. board measure; 22,aso lbs misce lls-
neous Articles; } bbls Spirits Tnrpentine.
Br THE TISTRAL k.LsoAp-i7.s1 bu.hel. whc.t
1892 do Corn; "a do. Oats 1852 do. Meal: l3+ do.
Rye: 2ls do. Seed ~ hhds T9lace1; 81 empty
do. Whiskey; 81 rolls leather; lns' bbls Flour; Il
Calves: - LAMBS 40 boxes Rutter; 81 do. Eggr;
is do. Chickens: 20 pkgs Sundries.
BIZ TuE PsEDERicxsBuRs sAILRoAp -a2a4 bushOl. OF
Wheat; 1872 do Corn; $40 do. Meal; IS do. Rye;
hhds Tobacco; rolls Leather; - bags Rag
EsRs: 600 feet Lumber; 81 tons Coal; 10 cords
Wood 2. pkgs sundries -.
BIZ TIE LOWER JAMES RIVER, (rer steamers)-lNn
boxes. 400 b,les 200 pkgs Mdze $50 boxes Soar;
500 boxes CBndles; 200 boxes Cheese 10 bundles
sho'rs; 20 bhIs sugar; goo 90 Liquor ana vine -
bundles Betsteads 50 bhls Ale 20 pieces Marble:
81 kegs Lead 2oO pieces Hollow Ware; 100 sheet,
Iron; 20 rolls Leather; ~ bundles Paper.
EXP RTS-COAsrWIsE.
PER STEAMERS.
To NEw YoRK-n5S bbis Flour; 1898 packages, and 81
hhds tt bacro: 3 hhds Ale: cases Alum alter,
To PHILkDELPHIA-ll90 pkg Tobacco; bags Roots:
IS bales Rags: go hbls Flour; 10 do Grease; zE
piec-s Iron; 81 empty Bills: II bales Wool; 20 do
Dornestics IN pkgs sundries.
To BNrIHoRE-ll hhds and $40 pkgs Tobacco; 81
hhds Skins; l3 rolls Leather; 30 bales 0Znaburgs;
a do WOOL 9 bags Roots; kS empty Bills; IS ba.-
ksts Oil; 5cases Alum Water.
FOREIGN
To BORDEAUX, per ship Rigs-7I5 hhds Tobacco; 500
Slaves.
To AUSTRALIA. per ship Black Sca-70o0 bbls Flour:
Is terces Manufactured Tobacco
To RIO JASErRo, per bark ParthiAn-242s bbls. Of
Flour.
To BREMEN, per bark Carolins-4S hhds. Tobacco 4dl
do. Stems
To BAnIL per Hurricane Bird-24O0 bbls Flour.
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The Loss by the Norfolk-.Odd Fell
[ooRREspoypsScE oP THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !

PETERSBURG, Sept. II.
BY the wreck Of the "Norfolk,n merchants hero
| - to the amount Of $500, only Que eighth Of
Which is insured. Fortunately, all had shipped un-
Usually small stocks of goods.
The different benevolent associations Of Peters
burg, show census to-day as follow: odd Fellows,
80 members Mason, 2H: Improved Order Of Red
Men ,?2u-largest lodge in ths state; Sons Of Tenn
iersnce 22; 1t. Andrews Society, lo0 st. Pstricks
100 all in good financial condition.
Two bnrglaries were attempted last night. with
no success. One at the residence Of c. =. Collier,
Esq, and the other at the residence of Mr.. j. Bow
den. both in High street.
40 unknown free negro entered MINIS Daguer-
rean Gallery this morning, and decamped with two
splendid cabinet sze pictures. He WAS purnued
over three miles in the direction of the Fair
Grounds. and thence to the new southern depot
His pursurers police officers, at length seized him
~ hs made desperate attempt to drive through a
fance between which he became firmly wedged.-
fhe chase is described ~ being highly amusing.
This ilu.tings Court met to day
J0sephus Dinkins free colorrd for unlawful mt
ting, WAS sent.Le d 10 Jail ( r six months and nn d
$50.
Ned Wilkins free colored. for murderous attack
upon his wife with axe. fund guilty and SEN
fenced TO the State prison for three years.
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The boston Journal says that ii accounts ofcroIs
from ell pat Is Of the Union be relied on, We
shall have IA immense surplus of all the cereal.
ana unless there lie more demand for them from
Europe than present indications lead us TO expect
bread must be cheap enough to satisfy even the
poorest Consumer. On the other hand, even If pre-
sent prices should hardly be sustained cotton VII
be dear enough to satisfy the most avaricious plan
ter aud there will be surplus enough to pay, with
other exports for more Of foreign productions than
can consume. Thus we shall he able to KEEP
more gold leading to easier rates OF Interest, and
stimulating enterprises that will give abundant
employ ment 10 labor.
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consgn,e Of schr New Republic. (before reported
ashore near New Topsail Inlet,) returned To town
last night, aud reports that on esterday about two
binds of the cargo tai out, the larger portios
II which is in CORD condition; aud Vas carried over
the beach to two small vessels inside, which Will be
brought to town without delay More force had been
ent t. the wreck and it is supposed that the bal
ance will be gotten cut to-day i'll damaged state
Vpssel total loss
Further advices from schrs. Kmily Ward and Alb
lei kader report both being total loss portion
OF the cargo of latter vessel ha' been saved.
NORFOLK, Sept. l6-Arry: Schrs. Adrian, Aaron,
Richmond coal: steamer D. p. shenfelder. Bate, Pc
;er.burg. slaves: schr c. P Williams, WoodmaIcy,
If and from Jers City, bound TO York River i'll bal
.asn the late gale OIL Hog Island, lost fore sail
in Chesapeake Bay lost main mast. jIbboon, fOro top
msst and boat. put iI,. 10 Davis Wornbls One v-s-
4el ashore at East River, and three at Lynhaven
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A Wise COncIustOn.

We concur With the Baltimore American that il
was a wise determination Of Andrew jackson, Jr
to return to Tennessee with the celebrated gold box
which Gen. jackson directed 10 be Conferred upon
that New Yorker who should be adjudged by his
counlryme 10 have been ''most valiant in defence
oil his country and his countrys rights" The di-
vision and discomfort existing in New York Oh the
subject, aud the trickery aud political intrigue
mixed up with the affair, seem to have brought him
to this conclusion. The whole contest in New York
has been of unprecedented aOsurdity. and about
as far beneath the spirit and dignity Of chivsric
rivalry AS u gander pulling.
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LAMB-suppiy kir, Il sos br fair to sdpetior
nvsi2aL-caiss. s.l as to sio. according to aaal
"IoGs.-rr small supply to meet immediate wants
Al ~" s sft IS or STOCK IN RICHMOND,
r. JogS A. LANCASTER 4 SOY. FIR the pesk ono"e
Thursday, Sep. II. 1887.
Virginia per oents.,A years to rdn-no s"ie'
Treasury. -,
virginia per cents. shorter dates. sales At sa
bonds guaranteed By the State. last sales ~ vi .'
richmond CITY Bonds last sales at se4 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, (par $7o,) last sale" Ss's.
f.rpsnsa B Rank Stock lat sale. sios
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance STOCK. as' sa'eH
at &S.
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales At "
Richmond Fire Association Stock, (par wv safes ~
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
v;rsin;a Central Railroad Stock, last sales SIS.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad STOCK. sales ~
Richmond and Dauvills pailroad stock last sslss$4'
James River and KaDawhs stock. last safes DIV
MONEY MATTERS.
ExcHAsGs.
STERLING BILLs.~gX0el0 p cent. premium
DOMESTIC.-NoRrHERs kxcHANeE.L..nesH ~. ".
the chief Northern cities \ cent premium LarSs
Northern City Bank Notes, y PREM
Uucurrent Bank Notss--or rather notes not BANK
able-we quote a. follows; ,,,,.,
Notes Of the Exchange Bank Of sslden. Witbsrs 4
Co, p cent discount, and Of the Trans-Aileshany
The notes :, Of the Bank Of Kanawha Maiden. .
| cent discount. a. n.
Wheeling Bank Notes S ais
North Carolina do, d0-.............,......17 ois
georgia a.
Alabama State Bank. d d
Bank OF '''''I u "a a.
Tennessee. 1aVS a.
Kentucky
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Fire I'm No, folk - The Less OF the
.yorfoLk-
,,o,.vs,oxnvxc. a, ru, ,,cgvoSn p,lr prsrArcH1

NORFOLK Thurs day Morning, IA c'oe .ss.
A Are broke out ah tut an hour ago III 49,
building on Main street, opposite iho ta' ,
,t,nI h,rniug an the roof and upper story anu
extending to tho houses each side burning ."s
roof aud upper story Of the one mp the street; aaa
consuming the roo only Of the one a'~a s"1 x.x,on
rh,, v.r. occupied, the upper one oy - ney'on
- ',rsical ,nstruu,rut store, and the lower one
- ~. .b,. a. merchant tailoring establish
mani Ihe middle one ~as un'ceup,ed aud all IN
,urr,i Tn. stocks Of hayton and hsnee were TO-
,,,x.5 and POSSIBLY slightly damaged thereby.
Th. steamer Norfolk. lost duting the late gale
h.a an b,ard the most Of Messrs. Clark 4 20. 9
theatrical l.ssees) company. who are reported As
saved This unfortunate affair will retard their
movements some days, but they hope TO open neat
week In haste, PERCUSSION
The Loss by the Norfolk..Odd Fell
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DIED,

In Chesterfield county, ON Saturday. Sept: 18th,
1857. Miss MARY JANEF0RLUI>E. In the Jth year
Of her age. ~
Ny flesh shall sumbcr In the ground. rs
Till th. last trump~ts joyful soind,
Then burst the chains With sweet surprise,
And In my Saviuurs image rise.
At british Camp. IN, Chesterfield county, Mrs. NJ.
u. LITHGow, wife Of Mr. lillian I. Lithgow. IN
the Ssh year II her aye.
vit,l attend her funeral this afternoon at elk.
at the residence OF her husband.
On u-sday the 18th inst Mt half past oci ck,
p. NJ, Henry MUNCUkE, infant SON VI Jas Dun
iop, Esq.
The friends Of the family arc requested to attend
his funeral ut 4ocvck this afternoon, from St. Paui
4.
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GovERNEHrtL FAruITy.-The London correspon-
dent Of tbs Commercial Advertise states Tint the
fact has been exposed that the Calcutta Govern
m-nt had absolute warning Of what was going to
TAX, rl.ae months before the Indian mutiny brrke
OFT. -,ot merely the warnings of opinion, snch
were expressed by old General Napier, bnt clear.
nnmI.takahle ammo uncoments, such as those which
preceded the guupnwder plot in England, and
which throughout being attended to savo King and
Parliament In November last Gbolab Singh IN
I'D sikh chietain, wrote to Lord Canning tho Gov
oruor General of Calcutta, that the Mahon cdans
intended TO rise, aud had offered him the direction
of the projected movement. The Government II is
said laughed, and did not even reply to the letter
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SET GREAT REHEpY RoR SUMMER romPLAIyTs.-
| To all who troubled with bowel. stomach aud
| summer complaint. would recommend Or. SAN
PoRD's LIVER ISvIGoRAToR article that can he
relied on a speedy. sure and efiieacious Its
action is to the of the disesse in rsce
Of checking ii with ,ut giving permanent benefit
The invgorator, thoux gentle catharlc, will In
stantly check the most violent diarrhra until some
eighteen hours afterwards. when the caase Of the
complaint is carried away, and no moro discharges
follow.
Dyeentery in its worst form rarely ever fails to
yield 10 treatment of the Invigorator, when taken
often till the discharges are checked and rarely ever
will there be any further discharges after taking a
regular dose, till the operation of the medicine.
which almost invariably checks the disease, and
cures the patient. Should dose not give relief.
there will be no danger of taking . cond or third
till relief is found.
BENNETT. BEERS Fisher aud Ap's graf. agents
for Virginia. "a ti--dSew2w
- -
m BBLS Coverings rrashea Sugar, %
w do; stuart's do. do. 100 DE-. q Yellow do In
sels BACON i BASKERVILLE.
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New YORK Sept. l7'-Flrur firm state s3A495A'
ohio unsettled and advanced SC: southern S5hntg'
Wheat higher: bite 81 3SIi So red 81 800 80 Corr
firm; mix-d 6S(D10.
Stocks duh Va 6s unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Sept. II Flour higher; all kinds o
super fine $751; for cash Wheat advanced 3E ic an,
unsettled. Corn better, but quotations nominal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fr1 Of Richmond, Sprr F-High Water ~ 0efk.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Monte Christie 81 dd.ra New York, guano.
SAILED.
schr. Planet Mars. ueusnesan down the river
light
Sioop Brandy wine, Curtis dOwa the river light
Schr VIM. W. Griffin, Snipes, Chickah0miny river
in ballast
The steamer Norfolk being reported as arrived IN
WedDes ay 3 paper, was unintentional on my part.
having omitted u erase it from the marine list before
going to press. ". LEW Is,
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TIE DISPATCH.
khoNf N'kNiN"........'' .shFi h.'p - - 7. y
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertiser ,nis for the DIsrArcH must DO hand'
80 in nv ax aoloc IN TIE afternoon IN ORDER TO ap
p~sr the next day. The heavy pressure OF adver'
tis.,ueats upou the columns of our paper VIII not
admit, Of thsir reception after the hour named.
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% Mr.. GRAVES, whose name is connected with
an assault upon lady. In the local column of Wed
nesdays Dispatch has never been cnilty of such An
act in any way; aud his friends, in causing = safe
guard to be thrown around him. were sctna'cd alone
by his evidencing painful aflliction, which render
cd caution n cessary. His course has been marked
bv the tendcrest devotion and most qhict dem nor
FRIEND
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE President has signed
proclamati0ns for the sale of $500 600 acres of land
in California: $4,000 in Missouri. and the unlo-
Gated tracts of the halfbreeds in the Sioux
Walton, on Lake Peppin.
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Circuit Court Present I'M ents.- MONEY
Matters


CHRIsTIANsnURG. Va, Sept 10.
The Circuit Court of Montgomery commenced
its Fall term on Monday last. Judge Fulton pre.i-
ling. No business Of an interesting or exciting
character will come up this term. The Grand
Jury made = presentments, some for selling liquor
and several for gambling, hut the most important
the presenting of William A. PoT 20
counterfeiting half dollars The evidence against
him is very strong. and the Judge issued a bench
warrant for his arrest. Counterfeit half dollars
quite plentiful in this region, but they may he
easily detected by the feel and weight. 1t il To- be
hoped that the trial of ". A Poff may elicit come
information in regard to Il band of counterfriters
that are supposed to have Il local habitatiun
somewhere iii thase mountains. and flooding
our community with counterfeit coins and notes
on the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, at Blacksburg
Our merchants are complaining heavily of the
scarcity of money. and are not able to make col
ections enough to Justify them in purchasing a
fall and winter stock Of goods. Such state OF
things was never known before, and various
the surmises to the cause.
Yours &C.
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DEFRAunINd THE REyENUE.--tieorgc 8. Abrahams
"A custOm-house broker. and special agent for liar
ing Brothers. arrested In Buston. "Wednesday
charged with forging invoices. thereby defrauding
the United States IL alleged that he alter
I'll the figures of the invoices to to their cor
r~ctuess at the custom h0use. and after the duties
were paid restored them. Tho goods were then
sent to New York importers, who paid the bill he
pOckctng the difference.
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RICHMOND.

HSyN NOTICE TO .loURNhYNES Com.
wAINERs.-The members Of the Corr waiDers Society
Of the city Of Richmond. at hereby notified 10 nj.
tend calh- meeting. at Mr.. schads, on Rrund, IA
tween 9Th and eth STREETS on MONDAY evehisy
September DIST, at O'Clock.
All lourn mrn on the mems branch, who are not
connected with the Society alsonvited to attend
business of importance will be brought before tht
meeting.
BY order Of the Society.
Ne lk-3t@ WM ". HAWKINS srr'v
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The town of Charlottesville, W., was lighted
with gas on Monday night.
Rev. d. W. Thomas. has accepted call to War.
renton Baptist Church. in FanQnier county, Va.
A revival In the Methodist church of Dtnville
Virginia, has been going on and resulted in "a con
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Sent. IL. ISL


NEW LAW BOOkS.--A practical trea
" tis- on the power to sell Land for the non-pay
nent OF taXos assessed thereon. embracing the de
isnns Of the Federal Courts. and If the Snrrem.
judicial Tribunals of the several states. by Robert
!. Blackwell of the Illinois bar
From HON ANDREW J HUSTON VA
Il I'VE real tttentivry the first sheets Of slack
veil on Tax Titles Such work is very much need
eiby the Var. being the first att-Opt far ~ |
snow, to digest in sPpara" treat.e the cases and
tctr'n"s, belonging toa subject of great increasing
inheritance. ave no doubt Mr.. b Is Undertaking
prov" an essential service to the prufs ss and
confirm the rcnntat on he has already acquired
Kscev, and for sale bv
A NORRIS, No o. Main street.
ALSO Taylor's Law Glosearr, a now and mncb
enlarged edition .nIs-2t
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OorroS CRoP.-The New York Shipping and Com
mereial List has prepared its annual statement of
III" cotton crop from which We learn that the total
receipts at all the shipping ports for the year end
ing Angust Slst. were 2.s47 ,339 bales. showing A
decrease of 5Sss2c balos compared with the crop
of last Vnar
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A WALKER LETTER REPUDTATED.
SALES OF GOVERNMENT LANDS.

AUaUsTA, GA, Sept. 7.--Chas Jenkins to whom
Gen. Walkers letter about slavery in Nicaragua
was addressed. repudiates it as a counterfeit.
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!, JOHN ". POLLARD.

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
~ Eth street, between Grace and Broad SITS.
@ RIchm0nl, Va
Tak"s this method of informing his friends AMI tn"
pu c morally. that he is ALWAYS prepared TO fnr
ash them with every article III his line Of 'he yer,
BEST quality, AMI at prices that will compare ia O.
ably with any retail hon in the city.
Having now in store full and well selected stock
f DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS
oils, GLASS. pvE STUFFS, pATENT MEnI-
lines, PkRFUS cry, and FANCY ARTICLE
together with lar. - supply of POLLARUS RHEU-
lATlC LINlMENT and PDLLARD'S MIXED
~PILES, for Pickles He most respectfully solicts n
all from all who are in want
sE-pn sicisus Prescriptions and Family Receipts
compounded in thu most scientific manner AZ sn,
Hour of the day or night. soIS
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS, FAILURES, &C.

NEW YoBK. Sept. 1.-THE President of the Bank
Of Columbia now here. denies the statement thai
the bills of that institution have been discounted
in Charleston. =. c.
Boston Sept. 17.--E. D. Bingham Co., -four
merchants, failed yesterday.
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az FIFTY CENTS is what TYLts l. Co. make like.
nesses for and they equal the works Of art made al
the cost of S. elsewhere. The celebrated TYLER 4
Co the ringleslers Of the picture business Tene
their ability to make ths cheapest pictur.s in the
country. Depot l3y Main street.
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NJ NEW Story NEW SroRYi,

nkfg" NEW STORY NEW Story,
Don't fail To secure tho NEW YORK LEDGER for
september 18th. containing the coumencem mt OF
an interesting story, entitled LADY CLANDlSE,
or the DOUBLE MARRIAGE" by Horati0 ". Mel
son. Also The continuation Of BION TtIE WAN
DEkER-nrice cents-celivcred any where In the
city or msii-d TO the country.
Flag Ballou and Novelette,, all for September N:
Saturday Post and New York Mercury, for serien,
Der 18th; arshams Magazine. Bsllaus 81 Monthly
and New York Journsl for October, Fern LeaTe BIZ
Fanny Fern. Il cents Bella Tulauny, by j. s. Sunk,
price 80 cents. For all the latest Newspapers and
Magazines call at the Old Established News Agency
OF JAS. A. GENTRY 4 co,
50 lI-H tia Rruah street
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Ep.PoR likenesses, SEQ the inimitable TYLER & Co
emily. They have the largest place in the State and
make the best Of work at the lowest prices. Go t.
these giants 1.-THE profession only. I39 Main st.
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CAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER InpRovEsENr.-The
Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company. of
North Carolina have made contract for tie COM
pietlon Of their entire works by October, 1853
The town Of Wilmington. North Carolina, is TO sub
scribe s2l 600 to the work
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A thing worth doing at all.

"A thing worth doing at ALL
IL worth doug well"
nY- So if you wish a good Picture Of
Yourself 40 where Artist will make a unstur.
Representation of yourself-not csTicatnrs is -
often the case SANXAY & CHALhERS' Photo
graphs at I45 Main street, seem to excel In the life
like expression Of their PORTRAITS. while they have
graceful ease that Is perfectly bewitching.
Ia lh-6f
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NEW FAIL. GOODS.
w. p. PERKINS g. CO..

No III EAGLh SQUARE.
IRE now receiving large stock of FALL and WIZ.
TER & DDS, TO which they ih"ita the attention 0
;her friends and the trade generally. The following
are a part:
Servants ont side Clothing Blankets and Flannclp
ShirtingS. She. tings aud nsnahurgs
French Cloths Cassimerf- and Rich Vestings
Plaid French FlanHeif for Children
Fich Bay adore lks and Roh"s
Rich Shaded Dei.aines and Ptplirs
Shawls Searfs nd tlGats
Black Silks and Cloak Velvots
Muslin. Lace. Brussels and Saenciane Sets
White Illusion Trmne ed Capes, &c. &c. seIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-18

sonoa'.-Tbc fredericksburg (va) NcwsIearns tina,
mary farmers In that section have tried the peri
ment Of growing the Chinese sugar cane--some e
infnish { cd for stock and some to make molas.es
Tue crop has given great satisfaction thus far, and
some propose planting ten acres next time.