davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Ess Does any Of our high lyers ever eat too much
dinner! Ifany have cooks who tempt their appetite
little TOO far Will tell secret that will lead them
10 the enjoyment OF their dinners with out visit from
that comfy old gentleman-D by spepsia Take a dose
" m S6oTds LaeGordtor after etsa ., and you trd
nerer be t,Oabfed acit inag ssoa bu t. on the con-
afy before the next meal time :.pprc aches the APP
petite viii be sharpened appr eciat any kind of
food II the food rises sours Il ne Iryigorator will
hx the matter right at once for hero is something
IN it that. to the expression OF friend will let
man eat gravel stones and take til % IsvIGoRAToR and
they will digest. We have tried it In double doses
on one or two occasions for sick headache, and it
acts like a charm.
What we want to say to our rea ders young or old
Is ans thing aiis you. go wtho 1t delay and get
bottle of Dr. sanfords Invigora bcr and if IL don't
cure come and tell u.s. for we wan 70 see one person
that 1t will not beneht-Jersey Sh or, RspngI;eau
rSh1h a WINSTON and ADIE d GRAY, Agents for
Richmond, Va ae aa-dkcow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
OHIO ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, Oct 19.-The official returns from IS
counties show majority of LOTT for Chase, repub-
lcan. All the Republican State ticket is chosen,
excepting Blackendorfer, for the Board of Control
of Public Works The Legislature is two-thirds
Democratic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

aJ People have plenty of money to patron Use TY-
LER Co. with, at all events; for thar ROOF are
daily crowded TO excess. The public now, more ban
ever see the advantage of procuring the be.nt iful
Portraits TYLER 4 Co. make Tor 80 cents l39 Min
STR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

MURDER AND suIuDE.-A terrible tragedy was en-
acted near Augusta, Ga, on Sunday last. A man
named Randall murdered his wife, and then con,
mltted suicide by cutting his throat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
ruLHoRAPHTC NEWS.
RgpoRTrp ron THT DAILY DIspATcH.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Four Days Later from Europe.


HaiirAx. Oct. 2i.--The royal steamship Europa,
from Liverpool, with advices TO the 10th insts ar
There have been severe storms ON the coast OF
England The ship kimball bound for New YORK,
was lost. Crew saved
Miss Catherine Hayes, the vocalist, has married
Mr.. A, Bushnell, of New York,
The American crisis In severely felt ip England
and France
counts TO 5I% per. snA
Ii was reported ,,,at direct communication il
about TO be established between Trieste and New
York through Iloyd's steamers.
AUSTRIA.
The financial pressure Is still severe ut Vienna.
One broker had committed suicide and another
absconded a dsfaulter 10 a large amount. Nunler-
Gus failures had occurred.
PRUSSIA.
The Bank of Prussia has raised its rates to g.
ner cent
The health of the King of Prussia is failing rap
idly and great fears are entertained with regard
TO his situation All the members of the royal fam
lily have assembled at Pottsdam in consequence.
RUSSIA
Negotiations have been opened at st. Petersburg
for treaty of commerce with Austria.
Six Russian frigates landed troops in Abasa, VINO
burned the bazaar and destroyed the shipping.
The Russian minister OF marine oflcialiy Reports
the loss Of the 1ine-ofbattle ship Leforte All on
board persisted, including IL officers, 'fo seaiuen'
IN the same Storm o'heI u eH 80. - tha RAJ
voiving loss OF lie, III various F"i'' VI ~
TIC.
Tuhhhi. c,. hos boar
Accounts from turkey se''e 'h"' ""'0'~ ~ 49,
nearly destroyed ny nre' r, :; ,.hono.d
Inc hnahciai position VI ,1 .n A 'r no,'.un
faper hiohoS h"' uo! 800. ~ r.
M, ...o,,;,,s i; parsia have beep sunnress-
ine in9ui ie''i0''' ~ e''iN
Gu ,vr,,
,,,.o :. o,,,;,,, ,ator from, I,d;a PASSENGERS
~ ~; 20 u,Se a.ao. .hat M, Sabib Ia re-
ai,,oI at 70 Ga taknn alive nv the English and
81 49,, -, IL -, -, ',n.s - t-;lI liz in case
ms 10 o! 49,. a. 49," ' " ~
VI n'',s " 90 o,Sa ,.;os bo.oo, Cawnnore
ga Ino, o.
anu ~ :1u. ,,o.tor I,oooraI ortram
70 ~ 80" 80; W =; =; iinad with forts
~ -, :.t ~ .:',
"a. -. ..i. - o 400 $1,000. Id o-rivad at
Calcutta since the outbreak II was feared that
lucknow would fall before assistance arrived
1,v,
,....u ,,,ao;,., =. - s,,, ,h.. v;corov yeb
- $50, - 90 att;iu,ina tba 2enar
nau t ~ Iii; ~ f creatad Inv
, "a %, aai' ,i,a,,ot; i'U'" ~
MS iil''i'"i5 Pi0p"'"'
AFRICA. A. ,.os,or,
Two slaycfs nave peen captured on tue "eotoI"
coast OF Airica-one an American DuliL oiisah'ii''
c"'ioo 'i'c oaiah '"ne =, ,c,
nj. 90
Inc hnahcla cfiFis IS severely is,t DIT naSe
ing 10 inc delay I'D reiii'tIances; mones Trance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

CATTLE FOB THE fAIR.-The stanton Spectator of
yesterday notices follows, the arrival there +
some distinguished bovine visitors to our fair:
Eight head Of the fine cattle of SanI C. Iud
oingteb Esq, OF Greenbrier, are now on the way
u Richmond 70 be exhibited at the State Agricuf
t rn,a 5s,f among the number is his premium
0reenbi,sr agricultural fair lie d only three
years old aud weighs twenty-one hundred ponnds
He, a. well ~ hscaiyes, tookthe sweepstakes nre.
MUM at the Greenbrier fair, and we think il ante
likely he VIII take the premium at the STATE VAR /
The cattle Of Dir. Lsddington have taken premium. |
Tor four successive years at the Greenbrisr agricuI
tara. fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

y ADULTER4TED WAx.-The French government has
published notice warning merchants to be on
their guard in their purchases of wax from the
Portuguese. 1t appears that the province of An
coca annually exports to Europe, through the port
of Lisbon, 100000 arr0bas of virgin wax re-
cent discovery has been made that some foreign
heavy substance has been introduced into the wax
for the purpose of defrauding the buyers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

THE Pacific WAGON RoAD-Letters from Calif,r-
mia induce the belief that the Pacific section of the
wagon road is by this time conpleted The country
between Honey lake and Humboldt river is not SO
favorable as was anticipated, it being poorly sun
piled with grass and water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

re Remember the place-the OLD WHIT EHURsr
GALLERY-where you can get the genuine Double
Glass Ambrotype large SIZE for 80 cents and Photo
graphs for $50, by ALBERT LIN III,
&C 22-6t* II Main treet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

DEATH PROM Observation-Disclosures B. johnson, q
printer employed in the Office of the st. Louis Re
publican twenty-one years of age and married hut
few weeks since, died suddenly last Friday. He
was suffering excruciatingly from the tOoth-ache,
and resorted imprudcntly TO chlOr0torm to alay
his distress. His wife having left him short
time, returned and found that he was dead. lie
was from Harrisburg, pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

DEATH OF FRENCH CRITIc.-M. Gustave Blanche
the eminent critic and contributor to the Revue
des Deux Mondes, died on the 10th. The Minister
Of Public instruction has offered to defray the ex
peuses of his interment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

STABBED.-We learn from the Staunton Spectator
that a man named ellison Stuart stabbed Archibald
Dunlap III Highland county, last week, so serious
ly that but little hope of his recovery was enter
tanned at last accounts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

THnArRr.--An attractive bill Is presented for to-
night. Those who are fond Of genuine amusement
will take advantage of the Opportunity, and 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

CASUALTY.-An aged white woman was killed on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at Mount
Airy depot, on Saturday last, while attempting to
cross the track.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

HH-2 Sky-Lights.4 Mercury Watts, Coating Boxes
and Collodion Demijohns, enables TYLER & Co. Il
take 400 Portraits daily. Artists and Buffers, I3
Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

~ ANBRoTFPEs for 90 cents large size; Pilot
graphs for $3.50. at the Old Whtehucst Gall cry,
Main street, by ALBERT LITCH. &C 2-.6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
THE DISPATCH.
49, -
MoRNrNG, .a.... OCTOBER q. Iss'
NoTrcE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the pisrArcH must De mana
ed in BY ssr O'Clock IN the ats'roo' in order APP
,.ar the next day. The heavy pressure Oh aaVer.
t,,emcnts upon the columns OF our paper wiz NOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

81 PRESENTS! PRESENTS l-Go to sthe Great Gift
Book Sale, Of choice Standard and Miscellaneous
Works, now open at 40 Main stret, opposite the
American HOTEL at the sign of the red flag. Each
purchaser of a book will receive a presen. at the
time of sale.
Catalogues may be had at the store. Call and ex-
anime. &c n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

n0. SPECIAL NoTIoE.--The sale Of the
stock Of Thomas How. Esq., win be continued THIS
DAY at 10 O'clock The attention OF the trade Is re-
quested. r.. o. COOK co,
&C PIT Auctioneara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

IMPORTANT DEcisioS.-The stanton Spectator of
yesterday gives the following statement of a deci
SION recently made by Judge Thompson:
Ihe Legislature of Virginia, several wears ago
passed law imposing tax of t,oo ,er car 49, 80
1l aevises or egaces to any person other than ,ha
isther, mother, husband, wife, brother. sister nr
,s.a aeseenaant OF the decedent This provision
SION o. the legislature, but the Auditor cont;nnas
before TO insert the item in the schedule furni.i.
ca 10 commissioners Of the Revenue Al The ist :
term Of the Circuit Court Of Rockbridge the legal.
vs. Saings devisees Col j. B. BALDWIN annss rin,.
Tor the compliments. Judge Thompson decided thai
there Was no law authorizing the tax and TINT am
law OF the kind would be unconstitutional and void
IN koekbridge county alone the State tax on col
lateral inheritances aud deyises amounts fins Vs.
70 upwards Of $1,000, and there is probably not a
county In the State when the tax has not been as.
pessed to greater or less extent"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

FIRE IN TAzEwELL-The dwelling of w. W
Compton in Tazeweli county, Va, was DESTROYED
by fire last week, together with its contents Loss
about 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Re- AUCTION NomoE.-I ask attention
TO my sale Of Furniture Counting House Desks De-.
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock. ON Eth street. at w. Gath.
rights old store. X. CAUTH0RN y
oc 22-lt Auetiouesr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
j. X. ANDERSON,
Or TO WILLIAM q. WINSTON.
Address Hauavar lasart Uas,.a n.
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

T1AI oNHUUL FOh IUUNU LtDtfso'
~ The Rev, w. II. WEBB, A. NJ, viii resume
teaching on THURSDAY, Oct. lat. at the room VA
the Of the Sycamore Church. % iita street. 10
tween broad and Marshall. lately occupied by VI.
W. Roster. Tho Of study will eomprise thai Of
our most approved schools. either North OF South.
ThoroaGhness in every department will b. special
~ regarded In addition 10 Collegiate education.
the advertiser has taken special pains. by personally
visiting. within the last few years. the most sppfos
ed Institutions Of country 10 Introduce into hi
system all that Is really desirable.
RErEkKScks:
re. Rev. Vim. Meade. d. D.; Rev, ], 6rsmmes nsyS
j. Clark. Thomas J. Green, Esq. Halifax eSAs Rev
q: w. Dame. DR., N +. Green bsnslllss H. Billiard
Wm Martin. kAi,. pr. q, IIalrsten, Henry CO., Rev
A. Tszxard. A. NJ. Chesterhelas Rev, Iohn vooke,
Norfolk; Roy, A wade. n u. chArles City, Hon. r.
y. Harris, NJ. O., Warrington Rev. N. Head. Rev. u,
Woodhridge Rev Mr.. pettigIew. A. Y. Stokes. ksa,.
.. 7. Baldwin. ESQ. Col fontaine. Riehmond.
oe M-iawsAts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
CHANGE OF TINES
" AWFUL SACRIFICES!!
1T MUST BE NJ Ell!
ALFRED MOSES has just received
Gt2O 600

ALFRED MOSES has just received
$4,000
worth Of FALL AND WINTER DRY G0ODS, pur-
'-''''N> GREAT NONEY PANTc!t!
At assignees' sales in the city of New York tor
CASH,
At Iess than one half Of their real value. Being
determined to convert them into cash again he now
offers the entire stock at very small adv ance on the
original
For money exclusively. This is an opportunity
that rarely presents The Goods were all bought
during the suspension excitement in New York,
and would be bargain at nearly double the price,
when compared to any stock in the city sf Rich
mond purchased previous to the
TREMENDOUS MONEY PRESSURE.
All solvent State Bank. and North and South Car
olina notes will be received at par in payment for
goods ALFRED MOSES,
oC 22-12t 6S Main street. Richmond
At COST AND UNDERsCCST, FRESH
n FALL GOODS.-st0 000no style Fall Dress
Goods at and under cost tn quit the business. The
ladies and families in Richmond and vicinity, are
most respectfully invited to call and be supple d.
Also,
CARPETS $1,000 worth of Carpets, at a great
sacrifice at all prices from Is to the finest. Also
EMBR0iDEIES, RIBBONS, &c -S20,0 600 at uR-
precedened low prices of the best and newest yes
Also. Flannels, Blankets, Servants Goods, Meiiuo
Shaws, Coaks Domestic Goods. 1t is that such
opportunity is offered to the purchasers OF useful
Dry Goods. c. a GWATkINS,
l6l Main street.
(nJ7Os i'm thn Eypha Ray,E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22


A-VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The following ladies' have been appointed J ndg-
es.of the departments of Household and Domestic
Manufactures. VIII they be SO kind as TO report
themselves at the Ladies' Tent" the Fair
uronnas on Tuesday morning next, rery ps'scfadAy
Mrs ELIZA r. srMMs Richmond.
Mrs HENRY cox. Henrico.
Mrs FRANCES NELSON, Richmend.
Miss =. LAMBERT, Richmond
Mrs. DR.. WI. BRDCEENB0RuUGH, Hanover.
The following are requested to act as 3 Committee
Mrs. JOHN O. VIM, Miss MARYPALMER,
Mrs. GEO GIBSON Mrs CAPT. DIMMOCK
and Mrs. WRIT ROBINSON.
The services of these last mentioned ladies will
which they will be duly informed. Mr.. r. A. viii
liams (who has charge of the Department. will fur
nish proper badges, securing admission. &c
&C 2I-5t CHS. b. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
1G5- TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF DRY
GooDs.-The entire stock of VALENTINE COHEN.
l75 Broad street. will be closed for cash only, COM
prisng $4,000 worth of
MERINOs.
SHAWI.S aud CLOAKS,
DRESS GOODS in every variety,
C0RSETS,
LINEN GOODS,
EMDROIDERIES,
RIBBONS,
HOSIERY,
large assortment of Goods for GentlemeI's wear
Porte Monnaes, Cabas, and many other Fancy Ar
ticles.
The Goods are all of the newest styles, and large
at ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES. The stock
must be cleared out and will be offered at such pri
ces to make it go, as l DO NOT ALLOW MYSELF TO BE
UNDERSoLD ANYBODY &C 2l-d6t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
FALL RACES.
UNION TROTTIEG

81 IA UNION TROTTIEG
<&HNR&N~ COUkSE.-The Trctting ever
~ the above Course will cnr,
menco the second day Of the
Agricultural Fair, October 2sth.) and last three
days.
FIRST DAY-Sweepstakes for years old Colts IN
harness, mile heats; S25 entrance and t25 subscribe
by the Proprietor. Two entries at this time
Second Race, same day-mile heats best two n,
three-is q match race, $50 side.
SECOND DAY-,A Purse Of 500. mile heats, TO
harness; entrance 10 per cent.
THIRD DAY-Sweepstakes $50-entrance free for
all mile heats, best three in five, to harness
Those wishing TO enter will address BY the aDth Of
October, the Proprietor at Richmond Va
Sc E-ts G. IL. MILLER, Box p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

IHh JEFFERSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR conn
meacsa on Tuesday morning. 1t was anticipated
shAt thelexhibition would be highly creditaile n
the agricultural industry and skill of tn. corn,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

NsTicE-ALEx'R HILL has ja. It received. 81
, na from Londons five hundred par of English
hasAsKin over CATERS. of all Il myth s. They are
po.n suitable for walking or ri. ling. The above
mu,s purchased by himself while in L ,ndon, and
WI, pe SOFA low FOR cash, or to pune auaI aging
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

NOTICE.-My wife, Ar A n A A.
In ROBINSON, having on the l9th. day OF August
1857 left my bed AID board, and having retuscd aud
tin ref,.no 10 return and resume her duties as M
i5 herahv fnrewarn all persons from giving credits
10 the said Arianna A. or furnishing her Win any
article on my account. n,,vxv poprNsoN
&C 22-3t* EDWIN W RoDlt, ho1N---
DOARDING-We still have vacant
ID rooms and would be pleased TO accommodate
nrsnrs d,,rnU the Fair land after with BOARD &C.;
~ ~ res;deoce ON Trace street, between 5th and
9th streets. MiSono M
&C 22-ts
uAY.-24T bushels selected Hay, re-
oc 9oits CLENDINING GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

iouscAs NOW FIND AT ALE L. HuGss, Trunks,
faces Ladies' Bonnet Cases of an siaes and of all
Quantities ana at all prices. accord ing to quality and
s'1e, ana certainly as low they oan be had in this
or any other city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

Ddr THE second Anniversary Celebra-
ton Of the Philologian Society eff Richmond Col
le9e viii come of at LIST Baptist Church. on FRI
DAY evening. 23d, At TX cleck. l.. Hall, Of Ian
caster county. orator. &C 22-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

DRY GOODS AT COST, TO. CLOSE
~ BUSINESS at No. Is Main street. Sign of the
Red Flag.-Rich Silk Velvet Antique and Cloth
Cloaks, very low Stella Shawls and Scars exceeding
cheap; the greatest bargains in French work of
f,red Worked Bands at Fac. per strip, and higher
Collars Of handsome style at Gac., l2c, 25c and &c.,
sets Collars and Sleeves at 81 and =, worth 50;
Furs Purs!i Furs!! very cheap 10 close; Hosiery
for Misses and Ladies; article in Ladies' Hose at
ID, worth pc have NOT Sl60,000 in goods 10 sell
but will sell the whole stock at reduced rates.
oc JACOB A. LEVY n Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
L,ARM FOR sALE.-Haying determin-


E'ARM FOR SALE.-Haying determin-
4 ed to remove 20 the West. offer my hsrn, In
Chesterfield county, for sale Ii lies between Ches
tern-ld Court House aud Richmond, about two miles
from the former and 10 miles from the latter place.
adjoining the lands Of Moses III. Robinson, james A.
Fore and the estate of John Chalkley deceased and
contains 800 Acres $50 acres OF which cleared 10
acres being rich low grounds. well set in grass;
the balance Is original growth, having Forest Pine
The land is we'll watered and is vel adapted % the
growth of Wheat, Corn. Tobacco, &c, The improve
repair two Kitchens, Zone nearly new Smoke House,
Ice House. Barns, &C., all in good order,
l WILL also, sell my Household and Kitchen Fur
nitures crops Of Corn, Oats. Fodder, Shucks. &C /;
Wagons, Carte. Harness. Agricultural Implements.
onehalf OF Threshing Machine and Fan Mil; also,
2good Horses, weIlbroke young Mules, Cows,
Sheep. Hogs, &c.
Ii not sold privately before the 18th day of 0cto
auction on that day.
AS- TERMS accommodating. and made known ON
day OF sale. u n MCGEE.
oc l3-f.awew*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
nar Pownns is now making the crael

bd PowERs Is now making the crack
Ambrotypes Of tlis city, and the people are sure 10
call at bis Gallery when they want good Likeness !;
but when they oniy want All ordinary picture merely
some other Gallery. IN tint case II il Of no conse.
quence whether you get likeness or not. PowEEs
is also making tho best uf Photographs of large SIZE
for %. Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
OFF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
DIED.

- -T
On the 10th inst, JOHANNA L0EMANN, VIE Oh
y. w. Hagemeycr In the 9th year OF Der age.
The friends and relatives 81 the family are respect
fully requested 10 attend her funeral on Ihufsohy
evening, 22i inst from tbs Lutheran chufoh' Oh ="
street, at 3o'cloek, precisely
On We,inrsaav evening October u, at IL o'clock
Mrs EIIZADETH Ann BAK ER, reiict o. Overton
b. Baker i'm the sath year Of her age.
Her friends and ac1uaintances and those ~ h ,
funeral, from the dence OF the latter on nne
corner Of nth and Franklin streets, TINS eIhoa 40
DAY evening, at . o'clock
NJ. NorreE TO MI Country CUSTOMERS. FRIENDS,
AND THE PuBItc GEyERaiLY.-I am now prepared TO
furnish them with Bro2ues, Of the best auaiity OF
all Sizes of my own make. and of all kinds. Aiso'
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen boys misses
and children, of every description-each Oh my own
manufacture and of the best imported woIK.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Boots aud Shoes;
No l27 Main st. Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
R1EsNoTICE EXTRAORDINARY
CLEAR THE TRACK FORI93 BROAD STREET
DRY GOODS

CLEAR THE TRACK FOR 1873 BROAD STREET
DRY GOODS
DOWN TO SUIT THE TINES NO COST OF
GOODS TAKEN IN CONSIDERATIONS
We will sell them, and they must be sold. All new
Goods, just from New York.
Remember thatJ. WILLHISER 4 BRO. 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 cases of goods this
morning, comprising every variety Of New Goods fer
the season. We won't mention prices, for fear you
would not believe them possible. All yon have to do
is TO come with the ready cash and get them. For
the convenience of our friends and the public,
store will remain open every night until 10 o'clock
except on Fridays.
J. MILLHfSER & BRO.
N. BIO facilitate our sales and have uniform
prices no goods will be charged within the next %
days oc 20-2w j. NJ. BRO.
EkFn GENUINE DOUBLE GLASS AMBRO-
TYPES for 80 CENTS, at the old Whteburst Gallery,
Il Main street large size. PHOTOGRAPHS $50. Du-
plcates SI.00, by ALBERT LITCH.
oc 20-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

A DDITIONAL SUPPLIES BY every
II arrival we are adding to our stock OF superior
quality Fall and Winter Clothing and now offer
purchasers the largest and most attractive stock we
have ever had 10 be found in the city, from which
they may make selections with satisfaction to them
selves as regards style, quality aud prices.
Call and examine goods and prices. and you will be
convinced that heretofore, a2 Main street. Is
the place TO get good and well made Clothing at
great saving in prices.
o. q KEEN. BALDWIN Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

RuckWHEAT, IN BAGS-Landi ng and
eca LAa.B. DAvESl oRr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
GALE OF the BIRTH-pLACE OF

GALE OF THE BIRTH-P LACE OF
~ HENRY CLAY.-Will be offered for sale public
y 20 the highest bidder. the 9Th day Of UeteSer
ISL II not sold privately before. at Hanover Court
Honse, the aforementioned tract Of Land lying In
the county OF Hanover within one mile OF Peek
Turnout, on the Virginia Central Railroad, about
miles from the Court House. "a miles from Richm08d
and containing 239 acres, being soil OF superior quail
ty, suitable 10 the growth OF tobacco wheat corn,
&c, and in goad state 0fimpFoyement
The improvements on the Land consist Of com.
Portable Dwelling House, in good repair OF rooms
good Barn. Corn House and Stable, aud the
ry out-houses
The Farm viii be shown b. aAy ose wishing 10
purchase. BY Mr.. John II. Andersen residing ON tho
premises. For terms, apply 10
j. X. ANDERSON
Or to WILLIAM d. WINSTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

DENITENTIARY FLANNELS.-I have
l. a small lot of FLANNELS, manufactured at the
Virginia Penitentiary, and admirably adanted to the
retail trade. II. NJ NIMMu,
DC % Gen,l A gont Va. PenItentiarY.