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Died,

Died,
a. III. ras;asues ON Union Hill, Mt q quarter PAST
ossciarr m 1 iii fact Mr. WI LLIAM IL. MINTEk,
In the 45th year Of his age.
IN Monday October Isth. STAFFORD H., infant
SON 81 Albert and Ann r. Ball. aged year. n'oh'ns
and IL days. A., e...,,.. -.
,;,od IN attend the funeral from the residence OF
Iii father on I'd street. between Clay and Leigh this
1Tuesdav VI evening, at 3 ocloch:
Wherefore should make.my mourn,
Now the darling child Is dead;
He to early rest Is gone,
He to Paradise Is fed.
shall go to him, but he
Never shall return to ne.
Yesterday in Sidney, at the residence OF Mr.. Rot
art Reed Dr. JAMES X. DICKINSON, OF New York,
i'm his 37th year.
His funeral will take place from the Bethel Chapel.
this evening Mt . o'clock. The friends and acqiain-
tances are respectfully requested to attend.
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= SHOCKING AcCIDENT.-The Calais Advertiser says
that man named John Frazer, who resides on the
Old Ridge, few miles out of st. Stephen On. b.
had both of his eyes destroyed, and one of his
hands blown off, and was otherwise injured in
most shocking manner, while blasting rocks in ST.
stephen, on Thursday last. The doctors took both
Of his eyes out of their sockets, and in doing SO
found the thumb of the hand that had been blown
of in one of them: they also found large piece of
rock in bis neck. lie is not expected to live.
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ALBUM OF VIRGINIA-We have from Mr.. EDWARD
REYER the second volume of his series of views of
celebrated localities in Virginia. This incudes:-
Views from Peaks of 0tter-IIawk's Nest-Litte
Tunnel near Shawsviile in Montgomery-Old Sweet
springs-Rockbridge Alum Springs--Yellow Sui
phur springs-and Blue sulphur Springs. These
views do credit to the talented artist, and We trust
he has met with liberal encouragement.
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D9FREsH LEECHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, BY Adams Express, a fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts X. G. HORSON.
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~ NOTICE TO NY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues. of the best quality, of
all sizes, of my own make, and of all kinds Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies, gentlemen boys misses,
and children, of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
ALEXR HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
No. IL Main ST. Richmond Va.
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MARRIED,

Haze Nm n scet,syills. M. VALENTINE u; Gu,
NIfNiHAN merchant Of Amherst, 70 Mis- $500
Of Nielsen. I1L#
ON 1rhursay esenina. 18th inst ct Union 1921
Church Hill, by che Rcd d: bacs w pemus Wit
GINA. Sniy daughter Of Mfr. Austin ors !"
Richmond.
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The GOVERNMENT AND THE FILLIBUsrERs.-The U
= steamship ofwar Fulton, of four guns, has been
ordered to he Immediately fitted out for the Dur
pose OF proceeding to the Gulf of Mexico, and In
tercept any expedition which Gen. Walker NAV
nave In readiness, as reported, from any port on
the Gulf
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Day NoTIoE.-The subscribers are anx-
ions to settle mp their books to July lst 1851 and
would call the attention of parties interested to this
notice. Having made change in our business,
name and association, must close up all old ac-
counts. GR0SHONG Il TUPMAN.
40 I7--fa
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ST. JOINS, n. F., Oct. 1.-The Sician brig Julia,
Plerandello. master, from New York, capsized on
the 18th September. All on board of her were
saved aud brought here, with the exception of one
how who WAS lost
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fdrHAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Cty.-If you wish TO get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved style
would advise you to call on HOBS0N, at his lair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entranS
Oh 18th street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had al
all hours. Single Baths % cents, tickets for 81.
ap 23-tf
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"lohoiA observation-disclosures from every county
ln "eorgia with the exception of one. give tn.
pemocratie candidate for Governor, according Ia
present calculation, majority of ten thousand
nine hundred and seventy votes.
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THE DISPATCH. .
TUESDAY MoFNrSa, $780,. ocToBER % iss7.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DrsgArcH must be hand
"a ia ~ rs scseck D, he aeFnoon, In order te APP
pear tAs Aext day. The heavy pressure OF sdver-
tisements arsn the columns Of COR paper VIII NOT
aarnit Of their rcceptio, aster the hour named.
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Things i'm Petersburg.
OF TnE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH


PETERSBURG, Oct. 10.
The busy and crowded appearance of the streets
to day betoken the presence OF large numbers OF
country people who have been attracted to our lit
tie metropolis by the Agricultural Fair. From
evidences which have lately come TO notice, sue
cessful opening is anticipated. Numbers of the
finest cattle in Virginia have been entered, and
some of the finest stock and blood horses III the
land have been brought forward for competition
for the premiums. All sorts of implements, and
farming and dairy affairs are coming in and IN
Vulnerable fancy articles. and delicate Things are
finding their way into the more refined depart
ments allotted to the control and management OF
the ladies' have doubt that the talr will prove
quite equal TO several of its predecessors.
| failed t. mention in my last. the fact that some
of our merchants have in contemplation. the es-
Enlistment of a new bank in our city. 1t is pro-
posed to be merchants Bank of Virginia. and
receives the hearty support OF the LORDS Ger the
land this way.
A new hotel will also soon be established by
Mr. j. w. Wheadon The site will be ON Boiling
brook street nearly opposite Phoenix Hall. The
buildin will be made of brick. of spacious djmen-
-ipns, and capable of accommodating two or three
hundred boarders.
Before the Mayor this morning. was the usual
budget of free negro cases, all of which were dis
posed of accordingly. little colored girl about
eight years of age owned by b. Is. Vaughn, was
committed to Jail for stealing twenty dollar gold
piece from trunk, belonging to Mr. e. Fouche.
The races, which commence to morrow, are at
tracing considerable attention in the sporting cir
GEOGRAPHICALLY the direction of the faro bank
The city contains at present about four gamblers
to one Methodist preacher.
Birchs Ministries are doing tolerable business
at Phoenix Hall. The people are very much disap-
polluted at the failure Of the promised appearance
Of the Richmond theatrical company. ARIhL.
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AN EDIT0R's D4MAGEs-Mr. Smith editor of the
Salem (Ga) Era. has recovered five dollars dam
ages in a suit instituted against two persons for
assault,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

BosToN, Oct. 17.-0rders have been received at
the Portsmouth Navy Yard to fit the sloop of war
Vandalia for sea Immediately The sloop of war
St Louis is expected TO arrive at Portsmouth the
latter part of this month, and the John Adams
shortly after.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, Octb'r l9-Hi2h Water 50 ocrk
ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdze
and passengers, LudIam Il Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, pritchett, Baltimore
mdZe, Ludlam Watson.
Steamship PENNSYLVANIA. Teal, Philadelphia, mdze
and passengers, III. Il. Tuttle.
SAILED,
Schr. VIM. Henry, Papapea, Philadelphia, mdZe,
W. d. Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Crenshaw, Moss, New York, mdze, D. 4 W.
Currie.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT, Der. Is.
Ship May Russell, Capt. Perkins, in ballast to
Palmer & Clopton.
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HARPER's MONTHLY We have from J. " Ran
doiph the November number Of Hdrpcr'S Moithly
We have the same from Messrs. Gentry Il Co.
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To-. NeTlcE-ALEx'R HILL has Iust received, d-
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin over Caters, of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking riding The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash. to punctual paying Gus
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Camel coal has been found ON Picketts creek,
in Marion county, Va.
On Wednesday night, John Fisher, a freight con-
ductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
run over at Lttleton's, about three miles from
his injuries.
1t is said that hops plenty in Oneida and
Madison counties, N. Y, that in some cases grow
ers are unable to harvest their entire crops
The first overland mail from San Antonio, Texas
I" San Diego Cal, has been carried through in
IS days
Louisville, last week, at $3.50 per cwt. 1t wa
from Indiana.
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Schr. j. III. Burnett, Worth. for Richmond. and
Susan. Rogers, for Richmond, cleared at Boston on
the 10th inst
Ship Azzam. Heagan. and schr. Rebecca. Woglam
for City Point cleared at Jew York, 18th inst.
Schr. Mt Maggie, Ames, Eastport for Richmend
arrived at Rockland on the llth inst.
Schr Melvina, Powell from Richmond arrived at
Norfolk on the 18th inst
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PRoMoTIoy-Chef Engineer. Samuel Archibald
has been appointed Engineer in Chief in place Of
Chief Engineer Daniel b. Martini Wash Sdr
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as You CAN NOW PIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
Vaces, Ladies' Bonnet Cases of all sizes, and of all
qualities and at all prices. according TO quality and
size, and certainly as low they can be had in this
Of any other city.
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HAEpER's STORY BooKs.-No. 20 of these juvenile
Books has appeared. We are indebted to Mr.. Ran
dolph for q copy. Ii is entitled Little Idal"
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MORMON OUTRAGES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia letter has been received
in this city from W. P. Landon, one of the clerks
whom the late Surveyor General BURR left in
charge Of the Office when he, for his own safety.
left the territory of Utah last Spring lie was, on
the 18th of September at Placervile, California
In giving an account of his escape from Salt Lake
City, he says that while engaged in conversation,
with party of emgrants, he was assaulted by a
gang of Mormons, led on by a fellow named Dick
Petit and rufian associate, who without cause.
severely beat him with stones and clubs. lie was
scarcely able to reach home in consequence of his
wounds. The same afternoon they attacked the
deputy Surveyor, Mogo, by stonng him.
Landon driven from his home at night, lea
wing his wife and child at salt Lake City. After
adroitly eluhing his armed pursuers, he reached
Placerville in the most distressing condition. He
says he met Oh the road the ln'ian Peter who used
to frequently visit the Surveyor Generals Office -
Peter informed him that Brigham Young had
sent HIM out to get horses and carbines. The In
dian spared his life, because he had ON several &C.
casons given him red paint. Landon had not long
parted from him, before he (the lndian) shot a
much injured.
Another clerk, Mr.. Wilson, in the Surveyor Gen.
erals Office, also attacked by the MormOns.-
They roughly seized him. tearing him away from
his family. They commanded him to come along
and make no fuss. or they would d-n soon show
him what they intended to do with him.
Mr. Landon's letter gives the particulars of these
occurrences. He concludes by saying that "all the
Mormons have left plaeervilie and Carson Valley.
for the purpose of defending Zion.'
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GREAT FIREIN CHiCAGO.--LoSS OF LIFE.
CHICAGO. Ill, Oct. ia terrible fire occurred
this morning in the business part of the city. The
loss of property is estimated at 100000, half in
sured. Four persons are known to be killed, and
MANY more are missing
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TEE RICE CRop-The Georgetown Is. c. Times, Of
the l4th inst, says:
'sThe harvesting OF this important crop has hesn
greatly interrupted by the unusual high wind al
N. N. T., which has prevailed for the last ten DAYS
Many of the rice banks have been broken and The
tide water let in on the fields when the rice had
been stacked IN small parcels, while other portions
were being cut down. The managers on the differ.
emit plantations are actively engaged in doing all
they can TO get the crops 10 the barn yards The
high tides and stormy weather for so long period
are without precedent.
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RAILROAD cAsuALrr.-Two boys, both deaf mutes,
were instantly killed last Saturday afternoon,
while walking on the track Of the Hartford and
New Haven lcoan) Railroad. They were going
. train was approaching Their names are Jnhr
Parker, o. Andover, Mass, and BENZ Dawson fof
No. salem, n. II. They had bssn Ii the Asylum
sSsvsW
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MARINE NEWS
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, oct. 19.-The ship X. B. Sumner, from
New York, bound to Cadiz, is in Hampton Roads,
dismasted and leaking.
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KILLED ON RAILEoAp.-Wm. Youst was run over
and killed while walking the track of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. in Marion county. Va.
on the 14th inst. He was intoxicated at the time
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DRowSED.--Edward Welsh, of Northumberland
county, Va, drowned in Baltimore on Thurs
day night last. lie was passenger to that city
on schooner. and when last seen sitting in the
stern of the vessel ON sunday morning, his body
was discovered floating in the water. In one of his
pockets were promissory notes for amounts be-
tween 500 and $500. The deceased was widower.
aud lost his only child few weeks SINCE and since
that very low spirited. lie frequently
heard to express the wish that he would soon be
ont of this world
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BIn A WORD TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS,
no anticipate visiting The State Fairs TO open 10
( W days. IL you want good Iikenesses. go to Mr:
POWERS GALLERY. His Imperial Ambrotypes and
Photographs can be relied upon a. durable and cor
rect Fikenesses. His prices are the lowest in the
city, and his Pictures are by far the best.
oc aJ--It Isl Main street.
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D6 SPECIAL NorIcE.-The attention of
the trade and public Ia invited to the sale OF stock of
Hardware, Cutlery aud House Furnishing Goods. to
take place at the Store of Mr. Thos. How, on Main.
See adveI tsement.
&C U-lt Il. b. COOK CO., Aucts.
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81 DoN'r Do IT-Don't throw away 81 for a like
ness. when You can get better one of TYLER Co.
Tor 90 cents. 1t is waste of capital and Judgment
The reason TYLER Co. make an excellent picture
for 30 cents is that they employ 20 artists and take
100 daily; whereas. their competitors get in sweat
II they attempt to take dozen, and that is why
'hes charge ". TO to TYLER & Co. only. l39 Main
Str
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SERIOUS STABBING AFFRA'

three persons this evening in an ARRAY, one of
whom he killed The two others are badly wound
aa
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nTNoTIoE EKrRAoRDINAHY!
CLEAR THE TRACK F0Rtss BROAD STREET
DRY GOODS

DOWN TO SUIT THE TINES NO COST on
GOODS TAKEN IN CONSIDERATIONS
We will sell them, and they must be sold All new
Goods, just from New York.
Remember thatJ. MILLiIfSER BRO have been
ono Of the few merchants from this city who have
been in New York during the terrible times Of tho
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 Goods for
the season We won't mention prices, for fear you
would not believe them possible An you bave 70 do
the conYcnience of our friends and the public our
store will remain open every night until 10 o'clock
except on Fridays.
J. MTLLHISER 4 BRO
N. BIO facilitate our sales and have uniform
prices. no goods will be charged within the next 30
days. oc aD-2w j. NJ. 4 BRO.
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iobbers have suspended. One of these houses
Raiguel & Co. is the heaviest in the city. Asset,
large
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Va -FOUR tons of dry iodine and $50 doz of Bulrs
gold have been consumed by Tyler Co., since they
hts' opened their Gallery at 1873 Main street Upon
calculation. it has been shown that they have
s ancn enough OF pictures in Richmond to cover a
square mile. TYLER Co make the hest of ,ortr.;..
'"f % cents. i3s Main st.
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BATHS! Baths! BArHs!-Hot, CT

BATHS! BATHs! s!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from s
O'Clock A NJ. to 10 p NJ, ut the Hair Cutting, Sha
wing and Shampoong Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths %
cents, or tickets 81. myl
nTBoARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. f. B. BENTLEY. Treas'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee Of Arbitration.
WILLIAM 5. DONNAN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES b. DUPUY.
7. W. McCANcE, L. ID. CRENsHAw.
= ~
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CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-In II counties it is reported
that H. III. Tibley, democrat, for Governor, is 90C
ahead.
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TIE OHIO RIVER.
EASTERN MONEY

WHEELING, Oct. 19.-The river has 16 feet deptl
of water in the channel. and is falling.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Geo. l9.-The Metropolitan Bank re-
ceiyes Eastern money at "a per cent discount.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
SUSPENSIONS TN pHuADEL,

NEW YORK. Oct 19-The steamer Black WarriC
has arrived. with Havana dates to the 14th Su
CARS quiet but 10 active demand for Europe.
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~ OK MARRIAGE.
Come one. call both short and tall,
Come ye to the bidding;
well ge'a Ring. beth sreat and small,
hins To wear a. your welding.
The Git Auction Is the place to get them all rol,
and warranted.
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EOR HIRE.-Three Cooks, Washers
Il and Ironers. Apply to
JOHN. j. TOLER
oc 2O--3t* At Hector DAVIS Auctioneer
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AND BIEDERY
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Reign of Emperor Charles 5th; 12j.
BUTLEkS Analogy of Religion. with an introduc-
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Malcolm, d. d.; 75
AMERICAN Eloauence. collection of speeches and
addresses. by the mo eminent orators of Amer
lea with biographical sketches and illustrative
notes, by Frank Moore.
There were giants in the earth in those days.
Mighty men, which were of old, men of renown"
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ABRIDGEMENT Of the Debates of Congress vols 3
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WEST on the Diseases of Women, partl. The Ute
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THE Political Text Book. or Encyclopedia, by NJ.
w. Cluskey;300.
oc 2e-lt:
HARPER'S MAGAZINE fer November,
Ii At RANDOLPIrS BOOKSTORE and Biniery
HkppaR'S Magazine for November: 25 cts
4" Story Book. Little Paul; Is and 40 cts
Pictorial Bible, Nc. 7 and s: q cts
GRAHAM'S Magazine for November; Is cts.
III
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e. LINES on GIFT.
Let not the hand Of amity be nice.
NOT The poor tribute Of the heart disdain
Urine may become pledge Of price,
III friendship stamps il with her sacred mama /,
These lines were appended to a Gift at the auct;.
last night, at 81 Main st.
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STAMPEDE OF NEGROES.
NORFOLK. Oct. 19--Ten negroes made their escape
from their owners in this city last night, and have
gone North
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nO- AEricLss viii be received at the
yirsinIA Mechanics Institufs to-day TUESDAY)
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~ GENUINE DOUBLE GLASS ANBRo-
TYPES for 30 cKNTs. at the old whitehurst Cutlery
" vain street, large eize. PHOTOGRAPHS $3.50. Du-
plicates 81 90, by ALBERT LITCH.
&C 20-6ts
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CARPETING.-Just received 25 fine
~ Carpeting. which I will sell at very low prices.
to close consignment. ALIEN MOTT
AM
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SUPrS. OFFICE, X. Il DRR.l
RICHMOND, Oct. 18th, 1857
A NNUAL EXHIBATION OF VIRGINIA
"a STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

A NNUAL EXHIBATION OF VIRGINIA
"a STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
NOTICE
Members Of the State Agricultural Society who
fhe Annual State Fair, which will commence on
Tuesday, the 9th Of October by paying the usual
ton of their certificate of membership for this year
to the conductors of trains
Stock ard articles designed for exhibition will be
and will be returned free this road if still i'm
&C aO-tadS Wv G. CAMPBELL, sup't
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON BANK AND 10TH STREETS FOR SALE.-We
are authorized to sell the valuable real located
above now occupied the Public Printing Office
1t fronts 81 feet Bank street and about 50 feet on
10Th street The location OF this property is among
TERMs-Reas, nable. and if preferred. bonds or
stocks would be taken in EXCHANGE Apply 70
oc2- lot GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
DIFFERING to the advertisement of
~ nv removal to 18th street, between Main aud
Cary, beg leave to submit to my customers and the
pubic in general the following rate of prices for the
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale. Porter aud Cider, bot
tied up n G mart per doz So Bottles included,
half do, 80 cents-bottles extra
Lager Beer in half. quarter and eighth barrels.
for the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels. at the lowest market price, Terms
N. B-store and Bar keepers, nsiderable per
centage allowed p WILBACHER
18th ST., between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley 4 Robinson corner
4th and Franklin: Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
10Th and Main; or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. ocD
A I COST, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
"A We have determined positively to close our
present business and will commence this day selling
on our entire stock Of Dry Goods at cost for cash and
gpM onty Our stock is large and well assorted
w mean what we say and ne mistake and solicit
ea " rom all in want of great bargains.
and settle their bills.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
- IN No. It's, Eagle Square.
Nuaioh.-My daughter Margaret has
my house without cause and hereby fere
a persons not to trust her on my accoont for
anys an as do not mean TO pay anthng for her
-y ~ 81. JSO. DENZLER
pENlTENTIARY FLANNELs.-I hay
VEIN, sma,, lot Of FLANNEf manufactured at the
r.s, ~ enitensiary, and admirably adapts 70 the
osnlAzsnt Va. penitsntiarY,