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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

In Cincinnati, last Thursday night, John Fitz.
gerald was killed by jumping from a window while
iaboring under deirium tremens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

THx NEXT CALIFORNIA STEAAER.-The steamer st.
Louis will take out the California mails and passen.
gers on Thursday, in place OF the steamer North
ern Light, which was advertised to sail from New
York to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

AFFRAY IN BARBER SHoP-A young man named
John McDevitt was severely cut with razor, in
Washington, Tuesday, by negro barber named
John Nugent, who afterwards committed. II
is said that the quarrel arose from McDeyitt's ac
cusing Nugent Of throwing stone at him few
evenings previous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

CoiS ~ B0sT0N.-There is said to be plenty Of
small coin iG circulation In Boston. The proprie-
Tor OF prominent exchange Office in State street
had the curiosity on Monday forenoon to note the
amount of the sums of specie offered 10 him for sae
within a few hours. The total was $l354S, in lots
from $1,000 downward. The holders
what indignant at the terms offered, which
one half per cent, and refused to sell at so low
rate, As il would repay them for the trouble Of
carrying their heavy burdens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 28O Proad

NJ GOLDEN effsrs his entire stock of SHADES at
the following reduced prices, for cash, viz:
Landscapes 81 "a cts, worth SIX cts,
Plain shades 50 cts, cheap at 81.
Boquets 62 cts.. cheap at 81 25.
Vases s. cheap at 81 ~.
Gothics ST. ch-ap at ST.
Gio'd Border 81 So cheap at a.
Velvet Border 81, cheap at IS
Velvet ami Gold Centre Ss, cheap at sl2
Also, beautiful assortment of india Rubber Ia
bic Oil Cloths. g durable article.
s.--Storekeepers and pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
ua- Shades made to order, at short notice.
- I'm,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

SHoEMAKERs BOUND FOR VIRGINIA. lot Of shoe
rnakcrs in Massachusetts,, have made small invest
Inents in Virginia lands, by purchasing warrants
for 300 acres. at per acre, paying for them in
shoes! The land thus purchased lies west of the
Alleghanies. So says Massachusetts paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

SENTENCE OF A MURpERER.--In Troy, n. Y, on
Monday, man named Mcmahon was sentenced to
two years imprisonment for the murder of his wife.
The murder was committed some three years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Two thousand barrels OF iour arrived at Parkers-
burg, Va for Baltimore, on Sunday night, and fur
ther shipments are now looked for,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

PosIofFICg APP0ISTNENTs.--G. NJ. Bibb, postmas-
ter at Eon Amherst county Va, vice Jesse Kel-
ly. resigned. Jesse L. Carter, postmaster at Car.
teFsbufs tittsylyana county, Va, vide T. 7. Lew
u. resigned. n. ". Hutchinson, postmaster at
Lovely Mount, Montgomery county. Va, vice VIM.
wade. Jr., resigned. Floyd Vaughan, postmaster
st l"Finsston, Nelson county, Va, vice Asa W.
VIII, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

The BosTog THEATRE is TO be sold for debt Co.'S
Sit6000; debt sos ,0o0 interest due $4,000. Can
not pay. and no suspension allowed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

THAsgsoIvfsG DAY.--Goy. Pollock, of Pennsylya.
MA, has issued his proclamation setting apart the
10Th Of November as Thanksgiving day, which is
The samo day designated in Maryland, New York
and New Itamnshire
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HAVING REMOVED 10 Sih street be-
tnuance of The patronage Of he citizens Of kich-
mond and country at iargr, for ny bottled Lager
Beer, Philade lph Ale and Porter. Cider. sc,
/ have also opened in the same place. a Who'll ale
Cigar Store, and able to offer % the trade the
greatest advantages in price ana quality u my stock
osIa - MILBAt Hex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Bishop SIMPSON, of the NJ. L. Church, who has
been IN Europe since May last, is now ON his way
70 the Fast. He will visit Egypt and the Holy
Land, and perhaps some other countries returning
70 this country next spring or summer
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FATAL FALL.-On Sunday afternoon, Andrew
Jackson, a member Of the Independence Fire Com
paby oi baltimore, Md fell from chestnut tree,
a. herring run, near the city, aud broke bis neck.
lib death was instantaneous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Loss or LFE BY THE CHICAGO FiRE--A dispatch
rom Chicago states that the following bodies have
bean found anong the ruins of the disastrous fire
john A. Raymond, of Worcester. Mass, D. c. En-
sT1n, 9fLawrenee, Mass, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Grant,
Jno fsrr, A. Wolfe, fireman b. Mnsscy, d. G.
white, H. 7. Bradley, J. .unger and John High, Jr.,
and otheIs arc still missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Col. u. W. Saunders died at his residence, near
Cahaba, Ala, on the 18th inst.
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REVOLT IN A NogKHoUsE.-Ihe st. Louis Demo
crat of the 18TH inst, gives the following account
of revolt in the workhouse in that city, on the
previous evening:
Jack Smith," desperate fellow, committed for
vagrancy some three months ago, had made many
threats OF vengeance upon the guard, the we'll
known officer, Frank Giles, whose vigilance is said
to have frustrated several recent attempts on the
part Of prisoners 10 escaDe. Smith had become so
re- rae sS5 and unmanageable that the guard de
trrmned to contine him at the ring-bolt, or bull
ring" and was about to execute the determination
when Smith sternly defied him. and swore re sist-
ance to the last extremity. Giles threatened to
fire un'e he submitted and obeyed, but Smith
only cursed him. and sarcastically taunted him
with being too cowardy to fire. Thus irritated
and defied, Giles at length discharged his pistol
the contents entering Smiths abdomen and cans
ing shocking wound.
At the instant the wounded man sprany upon
the guard with iron bar. striking him on the
face and prostrating him. The superintendent at
once had smith, who was dying, rs well cared for
as possible, and for satisfactory investigation,
promptly placed Giles under arrest.
BY this time the passions of the prisoners we're
wrought to aptch little short of phrenzy and they
were making formidable efforts to break from the
cells. swearing to inflict death upon the guard
But they wore harmless, having fortunately been,
though but a short time before, removed from the
yard to separate and strong confinement They
only succeeded in breaking windows and doing
other triSi, image.
The Mayor and police arrived to find the excite
ment subsidDg Smith still living and the guard
confined. The latter was removed to the calabeose
Smith expired shortly after their arrival.
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ACCIDENT TO TIE srAR OF rng wrsr.-A letter da

ACCIDENT TO THE STAR OF THs WEsr-A letter da.
ted off Havana, Oct. 13, says:
We are just arriving at this port to take the pas
senSers that came from New Orleans for California
don't know if we will be allowed to 20 on shore
We had a very unpleasant passage We were
obliged to throw overheard some of the cargo 1t
blew tremendously. We ran ashore on tho coast
OF Florida. where we stuck for three hours. We
were very lucky to get of. 1t was broad DAYLIGHT
when she went ashore. We expect to be i've days
more on the voyage to Aspinwall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

NEWSPAPER CHASGE-The Buffalo Daily Republic,
formerly republican, Is now issued as democratic
ueWspaper
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AAiLRoAD DAsAGEss--fhe widow Of Mr. geeord,
who was Of the killed at the terrible railroad
accident 1T the Desjardines Bridge, Canada West,
iast spring, has recovered damages to tho amount
VI VI $1,000, against the Great Western Railroad
a.oinpany--Ssio9 10 the widow, and $500 each, to
ssEee children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

REruaSrD.--IIon. Messis. Sonle, Benjamin and
la sere have returned TO New Orleans from their
mission TO Mexico in relation TO the Tshuantepec
io1d' Mr. sonle is now lying i'll at New Orleans Of
disease Of the throat
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DEAR IN MIND THE FACT THAT

~ GULDSNIT'S whole and entire stock of Goods
Is to be sold off at cost price 500 Cloakr Tamas and
Dusters; 80 different styles Of Head Dresses 81 80
worth 81 So, kmbroideries of every description st
90 per cent less than the uai prices; Millinery
foods extra cheap Bleach Cottons Black Silks 900
Belts. I22 centH; Bonnet Ribbons. the cheapest In
the city; eO0 French Woollen Corsets at 81 worth
81; Taratans, 20 cents yard Kid Gauntlets. SIX
cena Irish Linens, 37 cents, worth Is cents Ladies'
will md 1t to their interest u call ano make their
lections they will be certainly COW ned that they
can save considerable by purchasing their goods &C
Il. Gui DSMITS
Trimming and Fancy store,
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z GATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th

10 street, has taken one OF the new teneHents
Just erected on Governor street, between Nam and
Franklin where he will be pleased 10 see his friends
and all others who may desire to purchase PURNl-
TURE assuring them thar be will sell goods for ca sb
cheaper than they can he bought elsewhere His
stock is much larger and great deal better than il
ever has been consisting of all articles usually kayt
IN furniture store together with large assortment
Of FEATHER BEDS, BpLSTEiS. PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES: also BED COVERING Persons in
want of any article in my line viii tind il 10 rhsly
advantage TO give me call before purchasing else
where.
g. 2S-2fn K GATVRyGHT
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TN times like these, tbs wise to save,

MADAME DUVALL, ASTROL LOGGER
VI AND PHRENOLOGlsT.a also the LADIES' Bo-
TANlCAL PHYSICIAN, is now in Richmond ana
has taken over the Grocery of nth and
Main streets, on the same floor with DIR Rust ad
j,ining DIR. Taylors Office Room No ~ Ladies
and gentlemen wishing to consult her In the above
science, have now an opportunity. Ladies' will find
Madame DUvALL saIe and confide - al adviser Her
medical compounds maze from Herbs, gathered
under the strong influence of the Planets which
ruIp them. l--lmt
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soAlpiso WOMAN on THE Plausible Erfroor.
d.i.ary ttftatds.--Some weeks ago, news from Car.
son Valley was published IN our co,umns wh,oh
told Of tho almost total destruction Of nm
train by tho Indians. woman. who was ona ~
the train, was scalped and left for dead II tura.
cut, however, thai she was not dead: and she has
since recovered to tell the extraordinary story of
her sufesings and her resolute endurance. which
deceived the aavages. The Red Bluffs BEACON of
10th September, thus tells the story;
An Instance OF the most remarkable forti,ra.
Ind dneartreDdiny cruelty we ever heard Of Is re-.
lated 10 Us by q black man by the name of scott
who has recently arrived here from Mi.souri by
the way of tho plains. lie informs us that short
time before ho arrived at Stony Point on the Hum
ooidt river, the Indians attacked train of six men
aud one woman and child The men wore al k;II
ed out one, who made his escape. The child was
also Killed, aud its mother shot in several nlaces
with arrows, scaped and left for dead
All tue while they were scaping her and strip-
P'nE t.e Clothes from b er body, she perfectly
CONSCIOUS OF what they were doing, bnt feigned
death, and let them tear the skin from her head
without even giving signs of life knowing that if
she did. they would either dispatch her at once or
GsAo % nsr INTO hopeless captivity. At one time,
"heh they had lett her for q moment, she ventur-
ed to change her position in order If nossibIe to
relieve herself from the uncomfortable position in
winch she was lying but on their return they
very soon discovered that she had moved ard for
,eat 'a. her iiie might Yet be instinct, they took
hold OF the arrows that were still sticking in her
body and worked them about in the wounds and
pushed them deeper into her flesh, and stamped up-
on her with their heels. All this she endured
without uttering groan or drawing a breath that
could be perceived by the savages, and in that con-
dition was left as food for the wolves Fortunate
~, however, train came along before she had lain
long in that conditions, and dressed her wounds
and brought her along with them, and not the least
remarkable fact attending the whole matter is.
that she Is fast recovering from her wounds; her
head. we are told, is nearly WELL and the arrow
wounds doing better than any one expected.
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EDUCATION.

MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
- nj MECHANICS' INSTITUTION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the l4th Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened by the Committee of the Institute
one in SAUNDERS HALL, on Foushee street, between
Grace and Broad, under the management of Mr. w
A. RENNIE, and the other in the PREsBYTsRA SCHOOL
HousR, on Franklin street. at its intersection with
Zsd street, Rev THOMAS ii. JoSE5 being the princ-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night, and FREE OF CHARGE to all boys
who are members of the Institute Persons wishing
TO obtain certificates of membership and tickets to
the Schools, can do so by calling on the Secratary
at the hall of the Institute, either of the fol-
lowing persons:
WILLIAM MACPARLANE.
Law Building,
SAMUEL s. C0TTRELL
Main St, betw 18th aud l4th
A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
10th and Main sts
ocl-ts Com. on Night Scssols, v. NJ. l.
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DOGGETT q ANDERSON

UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
Corner of Governor aud Franklin sts)
A E received their Fall Stock of
Il French and American Paper Hangiugs, all qua,
tiles Floor oil Cloths Curtain Gooss CoTnices and
Trimmings, W indow Shades, Mattngs and many
other articles in the lins OF business which will b.
sold Ut moderate prices. We also keep on hand apa
make TO order Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows
Curied HAIR ana shuck Mattresses of the b ST quail
ty. and all other work i'll line. ex cuted by the
most Dpetent workmen, with the strictest desirr
to give satisfaction. portion Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. Use 28-3m
IN times like these, tits wise TO save,
= When cash IS scarce, when Brokers shave
On good Virginia money.
Therefore to SCH AAP's store you shouh go,
When few notes you've got to show
He takes all, (ant 1t funnyO
And gives you bargains in their place
vi China, Glassware, Clock or Vase,
of Looking glass or Te8tray.
Who ever wants cheap goods to tnd
In fancy goods of any kind,
Call al SCHAAP'S store, $50 We say.
oc 3-dlm Corner Broad and Sd streets.
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MISS rEGRAM's BOARDING AMI

MISS FEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
AfA DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES-Miss
PEaRAM will reopen her School on the lst day Of
October
She will, as heretofore, have entire supervision Of
the English Glasses, aided by competent assistants
in each Department.
Latin, Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
Moral Philosophy will be taught by Mr. PACE a
gentleman of successful perience MS q teacher
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
charge Of Madame A. BERAUD, Partisan lady OF
the highest qualifications.
The BELLES-LETTRES CLASS will be continued.
80 l5-dts
sS- Wing and Enquirer copy. daily and country.
AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
4fA ING AND DAY SCHOOL, ON 4rH STREET, BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL-fhe third session of
this institution Will commence the LIST of UctoDsr
next.
In this school will be taught all the branches of
finished education, inciuiing the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the pkno
Harp and Guitar. Instruction III Vocal Music will
also be gwen.
The ssrsises of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies entrusted TO their
charge aud their moral AMI social improvement pro-
uidted by every Iueans III their power.
This &c aoOl Las been ia successful operation in
Richmond for nearly two yesrs. and the subscribers
refer, with confidence. TO its patrons for any ntorna
ZION which may be desired in reference TO its
TERIsAbsut the same aa heretofore. For them
and other particulars. refer to
Mas JEFFERSON MINOR,
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DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH

~ We have recently made large additions 70 our
Fall and Winter stock, and have a most complete
assortment in silks, Ladi-s' Dress Goods EsbFods-
ries and Housekeeping articles; Cloths CassImerrs,
and heavy Goods for Servants. Most of these have
been purchased at an immense sacrifice vt the recsnt
selves Persons wishing cheap goods either In large
or small quantities, will do well TO call
j. nj. R0SENBAUM,
~ 10 100 prc.a
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M RS. PELLETS SCHO6L.-The next
ls session commences October lst 1857. The prlma-
~ feature of this school, is the thorough aud sys
tematic instruction in the French language given to
ALL the pupils, without extra charge but they are
not reauir.d to study the language without the ap-
proval of their parents.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EMiON. of Paris, and peculiar facilities are afford
ed for learning to speak the language
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary
aud advanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGH
LY taught
Information, relative to the school, terms, &C. NAV
be had, on application Ut her residences on Broad ST.
hlchmond ly 22-d3m
r s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN
AND lST STREETS. RICHMOND, yA.-The eLev
epth session of this Institution will Commences ON
MONDAY, the 2sth OF September, 1857.
TERMS PER SESSION, HALE SESSION IN AD-
VANCE:
Junior siisn 90
Senior or beginners in Latin. 50 0S
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics GO 90
Modern Languages, (by Prof Emion) )'each. 20 90
Drawing, {by John A. Calyo,) per quarter.... 5 90
The Principal may be seen at his School Rooms
Saturdays from 5 to o'clock P. NJ, or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office. jy25-ut-
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DTCHNOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
IL on BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS-The classes in vocal music i'll this nsti-
tntion meet as follows: First adult class (more adj
eanced) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ~
o'clock Second admit class beginners on Monday and
THURSDAY evenings at TX o'clock. The juvenile
classes will meet at o'clock The first lmore ad.
vanced) ON "Wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
lent to the Institute. For further particulars apply
to (ocl2-lRl 7. l.. GALLEHER. Principal
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
VI YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
the lst day Of October.
Mrs. ELLEN @. STAICoS will give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms. corner of 9th and Franklin streets.
so 26-dlm*
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As SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
4 \ cob Ssager's Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
able to supply the traas and the public in general
with the best LAGER BEER TO be had in the mar
ket, in quantities TO suit purchasers at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received csery three days. No charge
for carriage. p. NIlBACHER,
jy Office at as Main street.
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='LASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

4 fLhSDIChL AN y IH&AJ fIENIht tINhL1
SCII0OL.-The undersigned WILL Gu the first OF
october next, open a Classical and Mathematical
,chool, embracing such a course of iustru tion
will fit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either of classical scientific nstitu
tions. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF 3th and Clay streets upon which they
now having erected their school room. Their TERMS
will be as follows, PAYABLE sEMIANNUALLY IN AD-
yANCB:)
Latin Greek and Mathematics. 500
Engsh Branches. ........................... 40
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nj B. DICKINSON,
IN. IMPORTER AND wHoLEsAE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, WIFES LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Dates.
Prunes and CurraDts.
Fresh Almonds, Fiberts Walnnts Pecans, Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil. Licorice and Ciaret Wine.
IN BOND:
$50 baskets Hiedseiek. Munps aud Star Cham
pagae
Is ar. pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Vine
25 half United Vineyard, uennessy, jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
50, 600 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch aud Rye Whiskey.
Old jamaica N \. Ram and pure Spirits.
ALS0-A general assortment Of lower grade Bran
dies Wines and Whiskey.
WAREHOUSE. Ne. 3, 18th street,
an 2s--2m hchlnond.tA.
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FOR SALE. &C.


| ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
stfT stE ss s1S Aa a s.si . H' Il *. 4 Ss. :,
s.is ,i, very Low sSmprlsag smut nssb.ns 81 sa
boiling Chssts. all ready 10 b. sfischI j 10 Tsssr
MI ef Steam Engiur and capsble a nskink lLar-
anil Mschinsrs has been work a In the III " Aich-
mend about menths. BY ge,rge Nsrr5snI dsrn
inakins superior Family Flour. and i nov = rso3
= new. The present owner having no nv 4 = e.
viii SSH II for less than half % The erx NAL co.f Ths
machinery can Be seen and ths price iy
apta'"''0' - 'n' on''s' s'a JnHS tS' 4 JErgg,
y. B.-This ailI viii grind 10 bushels sfc m per
souf into the fine-t Mrsi. ses--sfts
L,oR SALE-VIRGINfA CENTRAL K.
4 r. BONDS. IsAACS Z TAYLOR.
EOR SALE.-SI0,0O0 STATE STOCK,
III is-t. ' sum p'''' .. v, " PURCELL o..
NrATE STOCK FOX SALE in sums 70
wANTED.-A lew Shares of Ricnnend q DanvIle
haiiroad STOCK for which the highest market price
Exchange on New York, phnAdelphiA sA',A
O. W. PURoELi . 90.
a92S-u Exchangv Broker.
CHEAP FUEL. The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
ls good HARD COKE, which are delivering for
&C Is--ts = JNo j. wRRTH Ass.
EFFECTS or THE PANIC-BAKdaIgs
IL IN DRY Goops AT 40. IS MAIN STREET Having
made considerable additions to my srck by r.csnt
purchases. PoR CASH the North, during the prss-
sure. am prepared 10 offer very great inducsments
To bu ers sets Embroidered collars snd Seevss e
s.: worth So beautiful styl Collars at sSc.. IKE,
25c. and SOC rich Fall and Wnt-r DrLans~, and Fi-
cured French Meriroes the most elegant assertment
OF CaRabric Bands. very low all kinds of Bed sxd
Negro Bankets at rst cost; Cotton Cloths NJ manu-.
tacturers' prices, and q thousand ether articles
equally low. JACOB A. LfvY. rs Main st.,
&C l9 Next 70 p. X. Whites Shoe Store.
NOTICE. The Lady who stole piece
Of MOUSELINE from my store on Saturday,
will please return it, III she does not in the space Of
u hours. will expose her.
0c 10 CHARLES HARTWELL
T 00K ON THIS PICTUkE.-Deter-,
~ mined to follow the prevailing fsshion ana keep
pace with the tmss, and in order TO be prepared 70
take advantage Of the tide at earliest flood, should
that nsw era OF " a better time coming y dawn upon
us (as hope and believe ii wil) at distant day
have resolved to sell OF my present immense stock
COST FOR CASH ONLYi
AMOUNTING TO (LEss IP NOT MORE rHkN)
S15O,OOGI!g
Consisting of House Furnishing Articles; Rnslish,
French, German and American Fancy Goods; Wood
and Willow Ware, Yankee Notions, &c.
Ladies and Gentlemen. take my advice an5 call
early at the House Furnishing Bazaar and Fancy
store. No. 81 Main street. ..-.l
ocl7 K. WARREN.
PROPOSALS will be received for GRA-.
l. YELLING aportion Of the Westham Plank Road
near the city of Richmond, eight fet wide and six