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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

ADVANTAGES IN PURCHIsISG RICHMOND MADE Stoves
They are made Of the best material and extra heavy
~ as to stand the i'll usage 81 servants. Broken
plaf.s can be conveniently replaced at a moderate
coat. They warranted 10 operate 10 the satisfac
ton Of the purchaser. They cost no more per pound
than tle Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Retail trad,
supplied by the city dealers
These Works have been in successful operation for
nearly zig years, and have acquired a high reputa
ton Tor the quality Of their manufactures.
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r.7yr WAvsox's DovBLE GLASS AMBRo-

rYrR> Only q CE~Ts.-Bs sure and see NATSoS's
Uaialy GLt,s ANUgaTYFES At q SHd 81 L cents. be
i-- vau have yrlir likeness Rooms ~ Main street
NNuNarTrs~ Sud PANoTYPES taken 10y him. The
whole ci t- first weeks prJhts Il be given To the
r.,~s[ til, city. q .b-lm
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rc,s. Wur Surrrn w1rn Cnrnu from

Us w Hl SUfFER WITH a COUGH, from
"A Cold, IIoarsencss, or a Consumptiye Cough, when
yuu can Obtai immediate relief bv usiug HARTS-
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
ki2 1t ia mbned it'll other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, Catarrh and bronchial Affections
It is prepared by Chemist Of REPUTATION, and pro
nnGnced bv those vino have usedt as the best Cough
syrup in the world!
Bottles 2j 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LAID co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
IL
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r. q q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer il,
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every dcscrip-
ton. Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va. my l9-d6mH
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nAMpr0N,s LRGETABLE TINCTuRE.
ns.pSrRcLAL NnrIcR-=MRs. c. ].

Ga" SPECIAL NOTICB.-MRs. &. j. Al
wishes to cali the attention Of the Ladies OF
Richmond AMI the public generally that she has just
returned from New York with the latest ST. les OF
DRESSES and WRAPPINtiS, and is prepared to ex
ecutr all work in her line of business in the beat
ner aud at The shortest notice. call is Icspect fully
solicited. Order, from the country will receive
prompt attention.
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re5g~ GOVERNOR STREET ST0vE STORE

-Fafl campaign ior Isl. now opened. with larger
AM .ttI rr- desirable assortment than in any tor
nior year Insisting IN IaEt Il one entire csrgo from
tho Justly celebrated foundry IT G. BarStow, which
Judges OBJ! gpriwurk arr particularly invited to eX'
sWue Persons hTvlug IN use stoves, Ranges, ct
Furnace If this make. can obtain repairing pieces,
oE application. II factory prices -
GEORGE STEkRETT
NR-Noies If solvent suspended Banks Of Nirgi-
MA North and South Carolina MaryI land, fcnns' /
Esua or New 81 gland, received for goods at our ~
guisg cash prices, and market value allowed for
specie &C -
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@sse@ FOU n D.-Abeut two
~ weeks ago, in Alexander ffnt's
shoe store, pair of GOLD sPECTACLEs. The
owner can get the same By calling at Alexander
Hills, and paying for this advertisement.
ot 2T~2ts
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ne;y= To Nervous SurrERFRs.-A re-

trri Clrrs yman restored to health in few days ar
ter maLy years OF great uerN Gus suffering. is anxious
t5uase kHaUn the means Of cure viii sent free
the Ut strlptiun used. Direct the Rev. JOHN
pAnhALL. No. 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn. y. \.
Him
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EaPSoTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
CLEAR THE TRACK FORTS BRO.fD STREET
DRY GOODS

DOWN TO SUIT TIE TINES! NO COST OF
GOODS TAKEN IN CONSIDERATION!
We will sell them and they must be sold. All new
Goods, just from New York.
Remember that J. MlLLIISER & BIO. have been
one Of the few merchants from this city who have
been in New York during the terrible times of the
last ten days, To buy goods for cash. We will have
open, ready for sale, about 100 Of goods this
morning. comprising every variety of New foods for
the -rlsoII We wont mention prices, for fear you
would not believe them possible All you have to dc
is to come with the ready ca-h and get them. For
the convenience Of our friends and the public, our
store will remain open every night until 10 O'Clock
except on Fridays. "
J. MILLHISER g. BRO.
y. B.-TO facilitate our sales and have uniform
prices, goods will be charged within the next 30
days &C O-2w J. NJ. BRO.
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nay- WHY SupyER WITH RuguMArIsM

ESB VIII DUFFkN WITH hHEUMATI5M,
Neuralgia, Head Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache. or pain
In any part OF the limbs OF body, stomach bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
H0kREs CUREALLt 1t is fine tonic for weas
stomachs aud bowels giving them tone aud strength
b. digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
Eis. Let all who suffer buy bottle from pURCELf..
J. ADD Co. or other Druggists In Richmond Bot.
ties q and % cents, &c la-6m
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
IA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the Ne~ Custom House,


The Undersigned having taken tins Hotsl pect-
fully The fact to his friends and the pub
lie, and sollcits their patronage de has removed
his family 10 the Hotel and viii FROM this day. give
his personal and undivided attention TO the u-iDess.
and hopes TO give satisfaction 10 all who ma. patrn-
we the house. His tables are supplied with all tho
decacies of the SEASON. and will Away BE- furnshed
with the best Of everything that the market sup
ply.
food and capable servants have been seler ted and
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
ticular attention
oc SIS ALEX DUVAL
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By Larus & Shine.
TRADE SALE OF $4,000 wORrH

TRADE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
OF SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES.
JEWELRY, TOYS. &c.-THiS MORNING, COM
ton at the store No. 81 next door 70 H. r. Paro a
Co.'S Exchange Office, in lots to set housekeepsrs
ted Ware Watches. Jewelry, Toys. Castors Clscks,
spoons, Forks, &C., comprising the most valuable
and useful stock Of Goods ever offered to the Rich
mond public.
The stock being the effects of Northern failure,
ih" sale will be peremptvry, and every article offer
ed will bs sold.
TIA Country merchants and houscke~pers viii
ina 1t 10 their ADVANTAGE to attend these sales N
such an opportunity may never again offer.
Sale to take place every morning and evening" IN
| til further notice.
| L5-t IARUS
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ssn. DR. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Homeo-

pathi5 offers his professional services TO the citi-
Z az Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his ~
saence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
1e l-lItuE
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LIZ FAIRRANE's ScALEs.-Eyery per

son using SCALES should only use the best, which
Cali always be had OF FaIrbank 4 agents
MESsR5. CLARKE son, ANDERSON L co,
Be- T-Za No. 100 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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nsyn TAKE NoTIcE.-Madame AGOULD

ID =
Call and get bottle from Adie Il Grays. Purcell.
CiIal dIu EiSt5 in this city other towns in Va
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-. CHI. b. Williams. sec'y.
SUITS. OFFICE, Z. %. n.K--1
,...+& RioiiNcsD, Oct. 18th. 1857. /
A NNUAL ExHlpATION OF VIRGiNt,

SUITS OFFICE, Z. 4 D. Az
..++~ Hin9NosDi Oct. Iath. iSj1.
A NNUAL EXHlpATION OF FfRGiNtA
n STATE AdR1CULTtigAt society.
NOTICE
Members OF the State Agricultural Society Who
come over this road 70 Hichnohd the occasion of
the Annual State Fair which will commence on
tuesday, the 9th Of October. by paying the usual
fare 70 Richmond, return free upon exhlbi-
to of hetr rsrtiacato Of membership for this wear
TO the conductors VI tfains '''
Stock and articles designed FOR exhibition Will he
charged the USUAL rates Of going 10 the Fair,
and will be returned free over this road il still III
the possession of the original owner.
oc 2'-tsdN T.. CAMPBELL, Sup't
ssias- -qI FOR THE FAIR.-An
:-S~zs<GS1<SxS Extra Packet Boat will leave sco.ts-
vile Stndfy fright at II o'clock, and pass New Can
ton at q A. NJ Couribia "A. NJ pprrberton A NJ;
jefferson, A. NJ; Cedar pqat, sls 4. "a. Mjchsrs
Ferrv, "a A. NJ: Juie's M 4. NJ Maiiiki:lts 4 H.
7. ~; and arrive in Richmond on the 2Gtn inst. 1t
SPIN
BY the Msi Packet, arriving in Richmond We'd
nesday, 2sth inst, at A NJ, passengers will be in
time for the great day of the Pair
RETuRNlAG-The Mail Packet will leave Friday,
Gth, at NJ; aid 81 hytrs Boat for New Canton
will leave Saturday 3ist of .0ctotet, s.sA. NJ,
&C 20-l2t BOYD; EDMOND DAfENPORf
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ACTION SALES.
By Goddin & Apperson-
GALE OF CROPS. sTocK -

GALE OF CROPS, STOCK sc Al
- AUCTION.-Wili be sold ON TU tsDAY Tho a
November. 1857. commencing ut II o'ciock ~ az ~
Farm, on the Brook Plank Road. the foil Gaze
recently occupied by Mr. =. 4. 6lazebrock all the
Crops, stocks &C., thereon. consisting of .bont y,
barrels Corn lot Shu ks, lot Top AMI Blade Il siIer
large lot Of fine wheat Straw: fine family IInrse
one Buggy and Harmless, Cart and Harness. Wage.
and Harness, together with oil the Farming I'm ple.
ments, &c.
TERss-Sums nnder $50 cash: that amount and
ovsr, months tor approved endorsed negotiable
notrs. auDDiN 4 APPERSDN,
oc 70 Auction,ers
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O00 TONS PURE WINDSOR LUMP
wv PLASTER, direct from Windsor. n. s., and
FIR sale fta ayT4Te) By
w9 BRIDGP0RD 4 co.
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no ITION CHALLENGED

40 Nj L h L lTION CHALLENUED.-
" Every description of Dry Goods can be bougb,
of me thirty per cent. less than many houses pro
sun at noon day. My goods were all bought sin q
the panic f,r cash down, which enatl.s me TO give
customers advantage OF at least thirty per cent
yourselves. ALfhEp MocEs,
NJ Iatn street.
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-yzzs.zzs==s1 ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
- sa ..-.esssstss THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
slnGlNIA.-Notice is hereby given that members
Of the Agricultural socicty who may come over the
route Of this Company between Washington and
Richmond, on the occasion of the Annual State Fair
which will commence TUESDAY, 9TH 0et.-
her, will DC allowed the privilege OF retu ming Free
and Ticket to that effect eau Ge obtained of any
agent of the Company at the time OF taking passage
for Richmond. provided the Socirtys Certificate OF
Membership is exhibited to such agent Ut the time
of purchasing Ticket for Richmond. Persons will
not be SLOWED the privilege Of returning free afte
becoming members IL Richmond.
SAm'L RUTH,
Superintendent TransY ;tation.
Office r. F. / P. r. X. Co,
Richmond, Oct. I, 81.
Sunday, 18th October, to Monday. I'd OF November,
1857, inclusive s. r., Sup't Trans.
&C 7-t2jN
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BY 4. b. Cook & Co. Aucts.

3 CASES "a DOZEN CARRIERS SPAN.
may corcern, We will sell ut our store on THIIRE
"a l. october 2e comm.n eing At 10 O'clock cases
~ go. h.ho orANusu MIXTURE, containing "A
dohcn D. bottles. .E. b. COJK q CO., AuctisnsersL
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EAMILY FLOUR, of superior quality,
IL ground nj our Mills, from selected white wheat,
'os &c ss as- - f'" DUNLOP, MoScuRE a co.
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g5 DR.. CooNs, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
Mo-Ofce and residence on 3D. street, west side, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. l9-f6m
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pRMF.
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.

PKUtE.
For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured al
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
and have iound them to give general satisfaction.
both a. to quality and operation. The firm Of q. ID.
YALE Co are now prepared 20 furnish the trade
with any description ~ those desirable Stoves
CHAS d. YALE,
au 22-2m I30 Main street
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ISIS LARUs 4 SHINE. Auct..

CTATE FAIR RUS &
~ HIN + viii commence their Trade Sales o
Watches aud Jewelrs this (rUESDAY) evening at
o'clock, and will continue every evening this week
at their Store "a Main street. Visitors 70 the agri-
cultural Fair will find this opportunity to
supply themselves with such articles, as every lot
offered will be sold without regard 10 cost.
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D0RTE Monnaies, Silk Purses, Leather
Wallets, Morocco Pocket Books and q Fl ne as
sOrtmcnt OF Cigar Cases aud Porte Monnaies COM
bined all Of the best manufacture and latest sty
for sale by l.. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
y Druggists.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
i Staunton Virginia

Nm. ID. uILkSON Proprietor.
Omnibusses free OF charge run in connecticn with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
ES Every attention is given to passengers Who
wish to depart by either OF the lines OF travel.
3A--5m
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f-nnEs Virginia CENTRAL RAIL

r-zzsss.zzzgsz=s-szl NOTICE.-Person DESTROYS
$500 sending Stock or other articles over
the roh OF this Com; any Intended for exhibition at
the State Agricultural Fair, will bp charged the
usual freight rates. ShOd such stsck other arti-
clcs be returned in the hands Of the saIe owner The
freight paid down will be refunded Persons wish-
INK to send Stock must give four days notice to the
Depot Agent so that proper may be provided.
sAML: RUTH, Sup't. Transportation.
OFFICE r. F. 4 p. R.R. Co..
Richmond. Oct II IS51.
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FRESH IMPORTED GOODS
FALL TRADE, 1857.
WIN. Y. RIfrI.HR

(leh MAIN sfkEEr. RICHMOND, vIRafSiAl
Importer and wholesale dealer In Chine Ksrthan
ware and Glass Lamps. Looking Glasses Castors M
Fancy Goods. has received per ship .kiga.s ffom
Liverpool direct to this port and bv rerrr, svi
yals AZ the port Of New York. full sanpiy ~ ~
Goods nom the English Msnufactories, and ffer
Eastern and Western MANUFACTURES q choice sfnet
Articles. which he Determined to sell a. low prss
to cAsH and PROMPT MONTHS buyers. y -
Virginia. North Carolina aud Tennesses M~vch.n,.
are respectfully solicited to examine goods M
the best manner NM ~ EB4ITS -
~ E~lm ~ Nh stxss.s
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WARREN CAsFIELD, Agent,
- 2o1h st.. between Main aud Franklin,

RAC0N SaouIpsHs landing this merp.
aa 'sr sale n wa.h' I'LL
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HAMILTON a. BOUCHER,
at MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN EU
A HATS, CAPS, &c., ILL
JAMES COLLINS

JAMES COLLINS,
No. 45, west Main Street.
Having bought out the stock, fixtures and good
viii of the stand formerly occupied by Mr.. JANE
COLLINS, will always keep on hand an assortment
Of the best of every thing in their ine both tostye
and durability
They feel assured that they will give entire salts
faction to buyers if favored with call.
JAMES HAMILTON,
au A-d3m JOHN BOUCHER.
EN IMPORTANT NOTICE TO n
@AHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS.
Prom IS to 20 per cent. saved by buying from
J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ~
quality molsskin Hats So, so second quality, 8; silk
Oats, 2,50 fine calfskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Con.
Sress Boots best quality French patent leather 1875
Englinh kid, 1918; buckskin, $780, lasting g.
calfskin o. rs patent leather pumps S3 calfskn do
1913: cslfskin Oxford Ties 81 25 They are al made
to order and warranted to wear we'll.
Terms, cash on delivery; one price and no abate-
msnt. an 10
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GovERNoR OF KsNrUeKY.-Col. Preston, of Louis
VILE has been recommended by the Louisville
Courier, Bardstown Gazette and Yincennes Sun for
Governor of Kentucky, subject to the decision Of
the democrat State convention. The Colonel is
very wealthy man, formerly a whig, and as such
was elected to represent the Louisville district in
Congress.
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GREAT BARGAINS.-Until the 10Th
~ September, we viii offer our stock Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, at greatly reduced prices. Many
Of them at and below cost. The assortment il com
plete and will be kept SO by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and CoIored Flounced Silks
Do. do. Bayedere do
Blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning sub
Organize and Barge Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Do. do. Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and Printed Mouslajn de LANES
Bombazines, Alpacas, Tamise and Canton Cloth
French English and American Prints
Brilliants and Ginghams
French Wrought Collars and Seeyes
Fallincenpes do, do
Jsoonet Edges and Insertings
Swiss do. do.
Thread Laces and Edges
Bobbin and Lisles RIGGS and Inaergingg
Black Lace Wells and Nantes
epring and Fall Shawis
Hen'd and Embroidered Cambria Hdkh
Kid, silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
Silk and Ga re Merino Vests
Umbrellas and Parssols
White and Colored Marseiles and Dinity Quilts
Tablo Demssk and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheetng
Bleached and Brown Shifting
White and Colored Osnaburgs
Sleeps Grey Sattinetts Pulled Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
And every other article usually kept In first class
retail Dry Goods Store.
jy q PARKER. NMMO CO.
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r.. nzzzzEEa VIRGINIA CENTRAL
l&lk.R RAiIRoAn
Track somplstsd 10 JAcxsoS's arvERi

In advance Of time advertised the rails are nov Laid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
~ ON TEE 10TH
Tho passenger treRs will certainly 60 to
JACkSON's RIVER, within six hours travel ~
stages TO the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. over q
good road.
The caleersted Greenbrisr WHITE SULPHUR
Csmpany who will enlarge the accommodations 10 a
considerable extent this season for visitsrs
Passengers reach the White sulphur from petars-
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and ashi D gton on the
same day, and the sweet Springs next morning V
break FAST.
Passengers for the Woodbridge Alum, Bath Alusa
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs take the stage al
Hboro and arrive at the Springs to supper the saa
day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
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sUPTs OFFICE VA. CENTRAL s.R,(

RICHMOND, Aug. 18th, 1857. +
an IN Q The attention Of con
71-&s snses Of Produce By ,hi.
from the General Rules:
TIE prevent the Depot at Richmond from, hsirx
tlied up with grain and other produce, il il Is po
removed by the consignee within "A hours aitsr fts
arrival IL will be removed by tho COMPANY xaI
stored IT the expense of the consignes
when goods. which have bee o transported nm In.
hGlroed, are suffered TO remain in the Dspot ths
Com pAny will not be responsible for any less or inI
~ from IRE, or from shy ether cause ~
when grain, which has been trsnsportsd In coy,-
sisnee takes IL away in the same bags he win he hsia
responsible for their safe return or the value there
or THOMAS DODAMEAD
hn INV Superintendent,
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mont, and i've are democratic and prosIayery.
The town Of st. Paul, Minnesota, with a popula.
ton of l2,oJ) souls has not single fire engine,
foot Of hose, fire bucket, single public we'll
or cistern
The last numbers, for the present season, of
some OF the saratoga dalies, issued on Satur-
day.
Tho total vatue Of taxable property in Cincin-
natl, as assessed for the present year is s3I 1903
3a..
What arr you writing such big hand for PATTI
why. you see that my grandmother is dafc, and
I'm writing loud letther TO her"
Did son know was herei" said the bellows to
the firc
oh, yes, always contrive to get wind of yen, -
the reply.
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A HANDSOME LEGicY.-In 1899, a bookbinder in
this town, named John Jacob Werner, in At OF
mental derafgement, attempted to destroy his
whole family. lie killed two Of his children
frightfully wounded two others and his wife, and
then closed the bloody drama by cutting his own
throat. Recently legacy of some $4,000, which
had years ago been left to this unfortunate by
a deceased relative in Germany, has been discover
ed by his heirs, who making efforts to Sc
cureit.-Htgcrstouon { hi.) Herald.
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o7L DISSOLUTION or Ce-PART-
H42k NERsHIP.- undersigned. who have
ING BUSINESS, under the frm Of AINsLiE,
BOWEN 4 POWELL, have. By mutual consent, dis
solved partnership.
GEofstiE A. AINsLIB viii fulfill ell the engage
ments and obligations Of the rn. collect all detts
due thereto, and will continue operations st the
same plnce a. formerly In his own name; and hey-
ing efsnSgesi the services Of ID. X. bowen and H. H.
PouHLI In their respective departments, and sdher-
ing 70 the established practice OF the Oh en-
care in the selection OF materials, and strict perso
nal attention to all work done by hope 70 receive
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
stowe q. A. AINSL1B,
: d, Y BOWEN,
AN u--dSev1m H. HI. POWELL.
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With reference to the above notice, the subscriber
account at the old stand on Main street. No. r. and
s0licits continuance of public support He will at
all times keep hand well selected assortme Mt of
DRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES which he
will sell on the best terms for cash.
AIS IlAEPH hTR AII2G
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O. FOR RENT-That very desirable
LII and well arranged Tobacco Factory with large
lot attached. formerly occupied by Messrs Gillian
Mathews, on Cary street, second door from Dunlop
Moncure & Co. This house has many advantages, it
being large and very convenient. Possession be
had Immediately. y. d. EACHO, Pearl ST.,
au &-2w Near the Exchange Hotel,
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RUNAWAY.

p $40 REWARD.-The above re-
IA ward will DO paid for the apprehension of q
AGOnegro woman named BETSY, upon her deli
AAyery to mo. The said negro ran away from
about 81 10 years DID, about feet high dark
plexon, with long black hair, and is of very good
appearance. She was sold at auction for Mr.. Pullen
# the firm of Stebbins Pullen. who bought her Of
Nrs. Preston, on Oregon Hill. She is supposed TO be
still lurking about in the city, as she has been living
aero number of years.
au 26--lm* ISAAC ROsENHEIM, q Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

USLrcKY.-A man in New York, named King, had
the misfortune to break his leg the first day of
the present year Two months later, just the leg
was healing he was out on clutches, and fell and
broke it n second time. On Monday last he got in
to an alteration with another party, and being
thrown down the some leg was broken for the
third time within seven months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

TALKING CANARY BIRD.-Mr. Henry U. Holmes
grocery proprietor at the corner of River and Divi
sion streets, Troy is the owner of English cana
ry bird, which speaks words as plain as parrot
Such an instance seldom if ever occurred as talk
ing canary bird-but such is the case.-Troy Wing