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Dry GOODS.
FpDOsOOo FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLF

II III l " .
FOR CASH ONLK.
NO ABATEMENT or VARIATION IN PRICES.
We offer our entire Ceck at prime cost, to raise
money and TO gait the bu'ness. We cannot afford
10 sell credit, ana there is prospect of making
cash sales, except at great sacrifice, which have
determined to make, I" ai0se out cur stock entirely
Toy the list January, and stop expenses Oar stock
is fresh, and embraces everything usually found in
tifst-class Dry foods House, consisting in part Of
Sheetings and ShirtnSs, every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
$50 pieces Failed Cloths, Sattinets, and Kerseys
FIannels, TweeCis and Jeans
House keeping Goods, OF every descrip ton
Rich Paris De LANES and Mouseiaines
Nalencies, Popins, and French and English Me
ripoS
French American and English Prints
BombaZines and Alpacas
CloakB. ShaWisa and ScaTis
Wide Black and Colored Yelvets, for Cloaks
ladies Cloths, all c0i0r5
Hosiery, Gloves, .Hdkfs and Embroideries of all
the new styles
Cloths, Cassimeres, yestinss, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentlemen's Shawls. Crayats and Scarfs
We invite early call from all: object is to run
W. L. PERKINS 4 Co.
oc l6-lm III Eagle Square.
CHANGE OF TIMES!
~ AWFUL SACRIFICES !
1T MUST BE METZ!
ALFRED MOSES has Just received
$4,000
worth of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, pur-
chased since the
Great MONEY! P4NgC!!!
At assgnees' sales in the city Of New York for
CASH,
At less than one half of their real value Being
determined to convert them into cash again, he now
offers the entire stock at very small advance on the
original
COST,
For money exclusively. This is an opportunity
that rarely presents. The Goods were ali bought
during the suspension excitement in New York,
and would be bargain at nearly double the price,
when conp&led to any stock in the city Of Rich.
moHd purchased previous to the
TREMENDOUS MONEY PRESSURE.
All solvent State Bank. and North ana South Car
olina notes viii be received at par in payment for
goods ALFRED MOSES,
Oc 22-l2t G} Main street, Richmond.
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THE DISPATCH.
rRInAY MORNING.


Tgs gsnSgs aRewIsa fsas TuSErsTsslo ~, al
nensiafs.A a few days SINCE the case % Or ~, ,sn,b
Ne~shrDn az Ithaca, upon whose d'sss ,Sa nas.
thAf,. greyF slngaiar formation, IKE 80 ~" Nj.
sion 4 5wsr. Dr. IIawiey. formerly o. W" - III.
ic,.e. has written mere dessiiea 49,. ~ "a has
49, ThalaA is from Is to IL years o'a, an ~ -.
-, s,blcrf to tenderness and disease ~ ,',e MY
80, ,se;nh A. two years Of age, resulted ~ ga
y.t,n tnn,efsctson: three years later an auscsss
wss f.rtaed. and finally the disease caused ,he aus
,-,t,,ssf the hip Joints. For tour months the
,,,tisat has been anabie to move an inch IN oed
5%,ss~ea have formed in the abdomen. and his
,aryans sensitiveness has been such that he would
afl,or M h,ta TO touch him or make an investiga'
tiso ana waking across the door has caused aim
10 crv with pain The prolongation Of his HE was
s,.,arde4 ~ y miracle. ca the Attn Inst there Was
nr,jectea from the right limb, which for long
time had beeu greatly swollen, q stem ON the IA
uer side, at the esge Of the gas;roenemius nuseie'
rising II right angles with 1t, more than se'Fn
inches In hei ght, with flower sqoareiy se' npo"
Il, reseaablias the Passion Flower. or tae Cn'ha
Astor. Ola Wednesday the boy fei' an oohihg 'o, s
what had hreu expected 10 be An abcess a"u eA-
rrss.l rest relief lie did not permit any eAaii-
n, i,l n,..I ~t,,4giav Afternoon, when "a stem was
So a-isa AZ rs It sles With the ii,Ho' AZ ABOUT
Ii &C.,. e.: II sasce Inches. crowned WITH pure
w. asfG reese abliuE the white onds ni the
o..,.e ~ ,,.ing exp ,Scd 10 the light, the flower
expanded and a~>nmed the ceior OF oeaathai
grayss!I Tugpie.--HtT1'. De"'cFat'
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prize, are 1880
prizes Of $780, approximating to $4,000
prize, ere ,3N
prizes Of $3.50. approxImating to $1,000
prize, are 800
prizes Of sI25, approximating to 5000
prizes, are 300
prizes OF $780, approximating to 5000
prize, are 400
prizes OF 375, approximating to $500
prize, are 30h
prizes Of $50. approximating to $500
prize, are 20h
500 prizes Of $50 are 10000
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MECHANICAL,


VHIE, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
= ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAUY.-Ihe subscriber is
fully prepared to do al kinds Of work in the above
business wth dispatch; and returns thanks to bio
numerous patrons toE past iayors and sOcits
tinuance Of the Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least De equal TO any other house in the
city and fully as chcap-A fact known TO al persons
who know what good work *.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-H- is prepared to
execute this description Of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN NARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment OF Fin Ware, wholesale aud retail
GAS Printable Is likewise Pre- pared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
FUMPS.-Ue keeps always on hand large and ex-
tcIt3ist stock of " ell and Garden Pumps.
teI7 CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
- L. BARNES. manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES
on 18th street, West side, between Main and Cary
FIXTURES Fer MANUFACIURlNG TOBACCO
xtkANpAlI&, every, description Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING. VAULT DOORS
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AN d WROUGHT
IRON WORK. viii be done with ncatness and dis
patch, such terms as warrant Will give satis.sc-
ton Ny cid friends, and the public generally, are
solicited to give ms q call before engaging cleo
where. my6-d6m
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-. 4. carr Esq, formerly of Cbarlas,o, n
- - se.s; oeeh elected to the senate s y " ila9'
iron Atchison county. o o' hahsas,
Hon. Pierre Soule continuo. o,.
trs",.g ilv@s from disease in the thru IA ~
''"e''N ""'i1s ms late visit TO Mexico "'' ''n'
psr .o,ai ana political quarrel every vo, .. =,
uepreeated, Is made public in the naxy way 10 De
tween af. Andrew J. DoneIson and pai p;ie.s, De-
elsoL, brothers, ofTe,nessee D"'et = Don
'ho' ". Burns, has been arrested in waA,
y" haeoHh pi his wife, charged ,v;,h ~. s.,oh,
, ,n negroes owned by Jesse Taylor of ~
IN ,osaay hsty.sz vessels entered the nor, =,
u.p otinging SsUo,000 worth OF too6 "a ~ a.. "a
u4nEsd eastward by canal and raj, 'O'u 10 oe as
The Charity Hospital i'm New Oh,
pati nts yearly an average Of l5,0o0
Ihe southern Bishops of the Hn,soo,., .,
VIII meet III Montgomery, Ala. Az tba az Isnafch
University 'heFh Church
Corn Is offered at twenty-,hree cant.
by the farmers along the Wabash Yalley l,i,s".s
be az taeir own expense In yincennes, Indiana
he "winfer fashions in Paris are exc.esin.,,
fich, and the silks more sumptuous than ever"
The parent who would train up child In IN
way Il nnst so. must 40 in the way In which h
would train Up the child
On Thursday last tho ground ia the vicinity n
Hamilton, tahAda was covered with snow IN Nh,
depth 81 six inches
ChefJHs Nelson. If the Superior Court nos.
ff't Il itiDs dangerously i'll. at his residence In
hpbaFn, snd i not expected to recover.
noa Caleb Cushing, IL IL generally believed vii,
he1efsiFned 10 the Massachusetts, Legislators hv
tine citizens of Aewburyport. -
lee'Hfadesn Thursday night of the thickness. az /.
sssstsf q an lneh In the suburbs Of Boston.
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KNOWLES h WALF0RD dealers

KNOWLES & WALFORD, dealers in
IN Office Stationery, Blank Books Cotton and Lin
81 rwines, at cash prices Insures on the Lives of
white persons in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company. Capital e, 800 0C0.
Insure the lives Of Slaves in the Albemarle Insur-
ance Company OF Virginia.
also. Agents for the sale of "Herrings Fire Proof
Safes" with Powder proof locks and for Leather
and Rubber Betting Packing Hose, &C, call at sta
TONERS Hail No. 81 Pearl street, Richmond Va.
-o,Hr
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SENATE OF TENyEssEE.--The Senate of Tennessee
IL composed Of - members the eldest of whom is Il
years Of age; the youngest 80, Speaker Burch. -
Bofn Ia tennessee BOZ in North Carolina /: in New
hampshire i Virginia :; Georgia i. Married 10:
single :; wtdowers , Farmers o; LAWYERS Ii. Far
h'er aud Lawyer 5; Merchant !; Physician |.
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JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI
MR.. r. II. JACKSON: DGAR SIR
~ have tried 100 bottles of your ExcEslsR RTrrgEs
with my Customers and universally recommend il AZ
specific against Ague and Fever Biiiors Fayer
&c. Asa TONIC, find it superior to any other artj
Gle have ever tried. Az agreeable article ia a
COCKTAIL, 10 u only to be used TO be approved
Tour friend and servant,
All - JHoS RIIIOy VI n
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"A PURCELL, LAID & Co.
BRU6GIsTs.
DEALERS "a PAINTS, oils, DYES

Ne. Is Pearl street, Rlchmoad.
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have IN IT,.
their Fall Stock of DRUGS, DYES. CHEnisoSsTss'
&C., the whole comprising large and ge,ar.I isc'
soEtment. well adapted to the wants Of the 49,
purchased in person 10 one Of the house en- the .aas
adyahtage9us terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful TO eur friends and the ,,rlti. a.,
their long continued and Aattering snrport and -
hope that with the facilities possess for oltai,ir
supplies, end the StIictest attention 10 Tho nrsIts
"a AL goods sent from IA, 10 preserve the rsp,,tafi5
very best character W '"s
Particular and prompt attention to shipp;no and
packing orders. ~taa
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists
Ne. Is Pearl street
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FRENCH Sane FRoID.-A frenchman was tried the
pt,'eI gay IN one OF the departments for having
n'','oa under the most revolving circumstances.
60 at the end OF the plealags when he wa,
Sbe 10 ns Condemned to DEATH the president Of
any tn. a., ASKED the usual question, if he had
ILL ~" aisa aon Monsieur lie President, he 70.
pnan." "'o pity on poor or
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ga GREAT BARGAINS X TOP

90 AND OPEN BUGGIES.-No enc sbauia
buy BUGGIES until they have examined my storE
lave on hand assortment of the best oual;fv ~
my make which viii sell a. prizes more fayor
able 70 the buyer than be had any her, Ia Rich
mond o. A. FRANCES
&C Film Nc. 70 Franklin street
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Ne. Is Pearl street
au ~ The street opposite their old Stan,a
- 70 . . yFV..'Itt IHNIF UId STal
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-CIhild

.AeIA Nlu osaOo
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Childrsn
cry for IL! This valuable and popular prenars.
ZION Is recommended with the greatest confidence =
Past experience aud test OF years having proved il "a
be one Of the BEST safest and most reliable Worm M
stroyers in use. 0
Being prepared especially for chdrep II 1. sweet
and pleasant 70 the taste, and readily taken By tsar
ana may De gwen to the Youngest infant with perfect
safety rs IL contains no OIL worm seed t1rrrItine ~
other nansoous drug.
:, Prepared only ,ety Z. J. PICoT, and for sale By
Druggists generally. an ~ "
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
~ certain cure for Fever aad Ague.--Ift)E-
ARDS ANTID0TE for the above. ia the gr,afcs+
dscoyory OF the age, 1t has never been known ts
ial and = considered by numbers that have used n
use. -
References given by those who haze been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle To be had Of
THOMAS LEONARD
Sc 70 Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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,THE CHEAPEST GOODS I'M RICH.
HAMILTON EA5TER 4 CO.,

THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH
4 M0ND.-Among which you will find Plain Plaid,
Striped and Black silks, fr0sl 90 cents and upwards;
English and French Merinos from 20 cts aud higher
prices; Cashmere, WOODEN and Merino Shawls and
Scarfs ut all prices: Cloiks, TanaS and Nantes
from $ljH to 49,, worth double the money: Flannes,
Blankets, theetin2sand Pillow Case Muslin; Towel
ing and Table Cloths aStonishingly low: French
orked Collars; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Lin Ms;
Hosiery CaSsmeres and Satsincts the greatest bar
gains In the city. Let it he the first thing in the
morning 70 call at j. STRAUSS, No. q Main street
who will take all suspended notes at full value for
goods. 5-lm%
EALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS.-
L CHRISTIAN 4 LATIIROP would invite the at
tenton of purchasers to their stock of Carpetings
comprising:
Rich Tapestry Velvet CARPETS
Do do BRUSSELS DO
Do English do DO
All Of the most approved English manufacture.
Sup. Three-ply and Ingram Carpets, of the best
American make, known.
Low priced Ingram CARPET from s7]z to IS cts.
Rag and Hemp do
AbSO.-A full assortment Of
Mosaic and Velvet Rugs, Door Mats
Crumb Cloths, G-i, 1914 and l2-i Druggets
Stair Carpets, Stair Rods, &c, &c.
Curtain Materials
Lace aud Muslin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers, some very rich.
st q CHRISTIAN & LAFHR5P
FALL, 1857-The undersigned takes
4 great pleasure in informing his friends asd the
puhtc in general, that he is receiving his stock
Of FALL GOODS, consisting of the most wonderful
assortment Of
TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS
brought 10 this market The infinite variety ii
elegant goods kept in s store defying all powers Of
description, he respectfully invites his custom to
personal inspection s. HIRSU,
Trimmings and Fancy Store. 2O9 Broad street
x ll-omS
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-ALSp-
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS &c.
They have, and will hereafter keep, more extern
5ve supply than they have heretofore done of WIN
BOW SHADES and their fixtures
RICHARDSON IL Co. 95 Main ST.
EN- They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
Sc Pms
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on BANK AND 10TH STREETS FOR SALE.-We
are author lied sell the valuable real estate located
~ above now occupied as the Public Printing Office
1t routs 81 feet Bank street and about so feet on
10Th street The location of this property is among
the best in the city
TERNs-Reasnna bie, and if preferred, bonds or
stocks wonid be taken ia exchange. Apply to
&C 2El0t G0DDIN & APpERSUS, Aucts.
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=
1857 FALL! 1857
RECHAR DS0N s. co,
are prepared to exhibit this season, at their
CARPET WARE-RDOM- No 20 MAIN ST.
the rgest and most varied assortment to quality
and price of goods in their lire HAT they have ever
had and which they feel satisfied will rarely be seen
in any one house. Importing direct from the manu-
lecturers large portion of their goods and carefully
selecting from the best factories i'll this country buy
are likely get the full value Of their money
from them as anywhere else in the United States.
IS In CAHPETINGS, they offer
English EeYets, Extra Ingram,
Do Tapestry, Super. do.
Super. Brussels Common do.
American Felyets, Venetian,
Extra Tnree-ply, Dutch, DC. &c.
A complete assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS,
COCOA LATTE Nc, &c, always on hand
Their stock OF CURTAIN NATERIALs is an ex-
ceedngy handsome one, and embraces all descrip-
tons of goods used in making CUrtains-from the
pleDest to the richest styles, with suitably TRIM
MINuS, &c.
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~, ~, ,=sr E-CHANGE OF
: ey5.Sg - 81 HOUR.-0n and after Friday, Sept
18th the Morning Train going North will leave the
Depot at 6.45, A. u, instead Of l. A. VI.
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE z. r. & 2. i. K. t,oaPANY,(
Richmond. Sept %. 1857. I %
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On rH - E6 Or HON FOE az sFHn y
tNG 10 PORTSMOUTH AND NOkF0Lk.--The
steamer GLEN COVE, capt. Jno. DAVIS, VIII leave
wharf at Rockets regularly MONDAY WE'D
NkSOAY and FRIDAY mornings. at 615 o'clock
precisely; and the CURTIS PECK. Captain Samuel
Barnes, will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings, at the same hour. for
tie hnye places and return each alternate days
tOHrhug at all The regular landings each way.
L II AGkINS
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REFERRING to the advertisement of
my removal 10 18th street between Main and
cary beg leave TO submit TO my customers aud the
pubic IN general the following rate OF prices for the
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider bot
'piats. ~ '9<'' 4 Bottles included.
charged Q" cehts-ootAes SAITH
f,ha ief Beer In half quarter and eighth barrels
fos tb ,t ones oil gallons package exclusively
cash ~ 'he lowest market price. Terms
N Bt-store aud Bar kesners a c,,s,s.rah,a ,ar
centsge allowed Ape's, i, nslu err per
ADraars ,,s. -, sth ST., between Main and Cary.
I'm and YIN Mossrs. LaidIey e Robinson eori.er
nrn,n III sl,n, or at my establishment win ia
NTIsuy :, - -. &c ~
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,. 90


Fsgu,s-. s.ay razsszwSz1 NOTICE. - RICH
estg 80 s. s ssssss4 NOND AND DANyILLE
RAILROAD UUNPANY.--NEW FREIGHT AR
RASGENkNT--Jn and after the oath September,
this Company will receive freight OF all kinds at
DanyiIie, or any other station on the road. Also,
any freight from Lynckburg, or elsewhere on the
line, aud ship the same for act ount of owners
FREE OF CHARGE
fer forwarding, By Steamers sailing vessels di
rected. '.-.~
TILL RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY OR NOT BE
PREPAID.
Bills Of Ladng will be forwarded to sthe consignee
and cunsgnors, when requested.
insurance effected to any port in the United States
Cons Snors ayailine themselves ofthe above adyant
ages must have their produce in the very best order
and must send written instructions in every instance
directed tothe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, at Rich
mond.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or at
the North. can send their stocks properly prepared
for transportation. directly our up Freight
Agent aud the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile, LynchbuTg or farther West if necessary.
Particular lUrtHen instructions should be furnish
cd the UP FREIGHT AZ ENI in every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBEIil,
va 2i--d&cts Supt. TrAnsp'n.
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PIANOS, DO.

,; sssifsEzszE1 NUNNS & CLARK'S PlA-
sss-$sszssssSaaSsszs3 N0S.-sEYEN OCTAVE PIANO.
I y III II n Z. II. TAYLOR has lust opesed
~ several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
from the popular mandatory OF Messis. NUNS 4
CLARK whose instruments hs has been sllinr, hiring
the pas: thirty years to the entire satisfaction OF lie
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos of g.. Octayfs
together with several excellent second hand insrn,
nentS Whlcl wiil DE sold at unusually low prices
AELODE0NS. OF Pelaubet's make. 10 he obtained
at this establishment oniy.
PiAN0 STOOLS Of variety of patterns
The most extensive assortment Fl MUSIC and Nm
slcal INSTRUMENTS Ia the state. Z. ii. Taylor
je 2-ts Piano aud ausic Store Governor street
- 49, PIANOS. - For sale pris
80 @,sssg vately, two very superior PIANOS.
\ ] u 4 Uvery little used. ALEX. NoTT.
- an It's Am
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wATCHEs. cLocgs, ao.
81 YANKEE DOODLE CL0CKMAN,

e YANKEE DOODLE CL0CkMAN,
NsNZs Yankee cIockman brought 20 town.
Az3<ED Upon the cars 20 handy.
A case Of goods, from Fast way down..
Packed upa nice rs candy
Every way he tried to sell
His elocks-but coildnt do IL.
The people all knew very well
They'd seon have carlse to rue III
Alter wandering all the day,
And trying still In vain,
He cbanc'd upon the street to stray,
BY the corner ELEVENTH ASB 9laId:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw at WORK,
Aud felt himself quite un-done.
81 guess Pm spilled, or I'm Turk,
By this little man from London"
N. B.-Watches and Clocks carefully repaired Hair
Ornaments of every kind made and Engraving neat
" executed ut the corner of Ith and Main Streets
Richmond Va. se2i
= $l5, 900 WORTH OF WATCHES
"a AND JEwELRY AT COST FOR CASH
NJ At LOUIS HUYER'S, IMPORTER oF
G4nzkz WATCHES AND JEWE RY, i93 MAIN
STREET. BETWEEN 9TH AND l0TH-DeAiring to
reduce my present stock of Watrheh aud Jegelry,
vedeteFmiuea to sell part OF nay stock at cost for
cash, comprising
GOLD WATCHES from $40 to $50
LADIES and G ENT'S Gil AIMS at $40
BREASrPiNS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS
Also, small lot OF Sterling Silver TABLE and
TEASPOONS.
Persons inwant Of any article in ny line viii lnd
it 70 their advantage to give Ipe call before pur
chasing elsewhere
&c 26--l2t* LOUIS HOY FIR.
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! - ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
=. !-CHANGE OF H0URS.-On and after
September 18Th the Acccmm odation Train of this
Company viii run daily Sundays excepted) be
tween Milford and Richmond:
Leaving Milford at 705 4. NJ, and arrive in Rich
ond at q35 4 NJ
Returning. will leave Richmond at o'clock P NJ -.
and reach Milford at 5:20 p. NJ.
stopping Tor passengersat any point each way.
FARE the same as on the Til rough Trains.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation
OYFlcE R. F. & P. r. r. CoMPANY,l
t,.l, ,,,r,iN ..N. E.E-
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IT" ORFOLK AND RICH
s1-.ts.s.Ss - NOND NSP0ETATI0NL LINE
The steamer kAIiUKEE Capt. Taylor, viii ieayee
~ TuUH$DAY. f1r NOREULK at high water.
Fr-i2ht, (Which will be taken at low rates. re-
cciv2d at any time at my warehouse, Oh the Dock.
Vessels lowed Ii and from City Point and Hamp
ton ROacls, Oh moderate terms.
al ls-ts ALFRED :. Les, Agent.
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t,s ss,,;-grTTrTT1-7zs LEES REGULAR LINE
..-,-Ss- 1919 Of CANAL BOATS, Gate Cox's)
the oaly regular line on the Canal.
Boat TEN Est, Capt. .jno Donald.
OLIVIA, Capt. }. 5. wilkinson.
NAPOLEON, Capt. g. G. Layne.
T W. JOHNS, c. j. johnson.
LYNEHBURG." 4. y Johnaon.
These are ell first class Beats commanded by exre-
ricnced and careful Captains, and fully responsible
for any damages likely to occur.
E3-They Fave every other day, Sundays ex-
ceyted full! or not full.
For freight, apply at the Shed ir rear of the Gas
Works, where a Clerk viii at al times be in attend
anca 10 receive freight. A S. LEE,
TIA Agent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-12
From the N. Y Post
Burning Of Negro in Alabama.

We find the following account of the
burning of negro named Nose, at Abb
bevlle Ala, in the Eufaula Native. II
will be recollected that the crime for which
Nose was burned was the murder of his
master:
"a large concourae of people was as
sembled at Abevlle, numbering from four
five thousand. The negro was taken from
the Jail by the guard; no opposition was
offered by the sheriff. The place was ar
ranged before the negro arrived. A green
pine stake was set in the ground firmly,
and around that pile of fat pine was
arranged, in diameter about six iee;, and
about lourfeet high He was bound head
and feet to the pole, ard before fire was
placed to the pile, the wretch made tie
confession that he had murdered his mas.
ter, but would not have done it had it
not been for a white man. He made
some other confessions, duplicating q
white man and another negro in the affair.
"Our informant says that when he loft
the fire had already consumed his head,
legs and feet, and that they were piling ON
more wood to finish the body"