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nz,yD Powers 80 Cent AnBRoTYpEs.-

poWKRs has Just received from New York 5000 Am
bgotype Cases. Frames &c and 10 now prepared TO
take the INpsRfAL AnBRorfPE ut the lowest prices
ever known in the world. Powers takes the same
size with better casel Ambrotv for 10 cts that
uIhers charge 300 for. ii Main street. IL
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DIED,

At his residence in this city, on tNe NOS aii q
the 22j inst, Mr. JOHN d. MAhiiN' IN ei'e "'''
year of his age. ..t.a a., a.. 81
Tho funeral discourse will be preached N ne "a
Presbyterian church, DIR. HosesJ ON Sapoa'h
M a Ii o cinek.
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WASHINGTON Oct. 23.-president buchanan has
offered EX-President Pierce aud family passage
10 Madeira, in the steam frgate Powhatan, to sail
about the Goth November
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STREET FIGHT IN MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 21.-In street fight which
occurred in this city this morning Col. Cochrell
proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, was badly
wounded by pistol in the hands of DR.. Uooke
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The CANADIAN BAsKs.-The Board of Trade of
Quebec have held u meeting, and recommended
the banks of that city to suspend specie payment,
to prevent the drain of specie TO the United
States. Tho banks have taken the subject under
sdYisemept
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EOURTH ANNUAL EXhIBlTION
IL or THE
VIRGINIA. MEC7Y4NtCS' INSTITUTE
FIRST MARKET HALL,
18TH AND MAIN STREETS.

The nubIic are invited TO visit the Meohahe' aii.
now being held at
FIRST MARKET HALL,
where specimens Of mechanism, manufactures. Scaip
ture painting, drawing, needlework, aneIent Sati
osities inventions. aud Iteed almost efei9 'hins
that could be desired, may be seen
HE- PRICE oP ADMISSION 70 cents, 49,, oIosa ~ >
W. Doors open at 10 o'clock. A. a., and close III
O'clock p NJ Reopaned at O'Clock, I. NJ, aiu
close at leo'cock, z. NJ
IT, Persons visiting the FAR, are eA pecteu 10 ~
specie for their admission tickets ~ IL -
for the Institute TO furnish the change ior notes.
oc Pits -------
fT1O THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
l. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FAIk COMPEri-
TION A JEWEL -S50,e0 IN STOCk.-"m IRA
SMITH Fashionable Coiher-liayIng recently eu
larged and improved my sales room, AT IL NAM ST.
and this Fall laid in very superior stock OF Goods
both as to STYLE, QUALITY, ami WORCESTERSHIRE
would ask of the paIrunZing public to call and exa
mine my assortment OF
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
For Men and BOYS wear. Thankful for past favors
/ would say that no fort my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction.
Nv stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only
and embraces all kinds of GARM ENTS and FUR
NISHING ARTICLES, Usually kept in Clothing
house, uprising all the
LATEST STYLES,
as to cut pattern and fabric and made by the best
workmen. Ny object Is to sell good article, at q
fair price, and will offer them at such prices as will
SUIT THE TINES
A word to the wise is sufficient. Gull and examine
WM IRA SMITH,
q ia Main st
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DEPARTURE OF TIE NORWEGIAN BARK III.


NORFOLK, Oct. 23.--The Norwegian bark Elem
which rendered such efficient service in rescuing
tue passengers of the Central America sails to-day
for her destination. She refitted and repaired
at the Navy Yard. at the expense of her owners
Capt. Johnson has not received dollar of the sub
Scription raised at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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BARK Mt. VERNoN.-Ths vessel, which we re
ported in distress, on Wednesday, lowed up
into port yesterday. She leaks badly, aud the car
90, consisting of wheat, flour, &c, will be dir
charged. The vessel is from New Orleans, and
was bound to Barceloua.-N0yf0Lf i4gHs.
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Va NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GEsERALLY.-I am now prepared to
ali sizes, OF my own make. and of all kinds Also.
Boots and Shoes. for ladies' gentlemen. boys misses
ana children. OF every deserinton--eaeh Of my own
manufacture and ef the best imported work
ALE&'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots aud Shoes,
40. ~ Main ST.. Richmond Va.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL FaIR.--Among the yisi-
tors and guests at the Pair grounds in baltimore
on Thursday were the Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary
OF the Treasury aud Hon Jacob Thompson, secre-
tary Of the Interior. They were received with
great attention by the officers Of the Society aud
spent sopie time upon the grounds.
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PERSON AL.


NOTlCE.-By agreement of separation
= between my Wife Abby s. H. Arnold, aud my.
self recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Hnstipgs
Court II Is provided that shall not be held liable
Tor any OF her debts or contracts aud therefore she
Is not 70 he credited on my account.
oc lo-2w~ jos. A. ARNOLD.
NOTlCE.-My wife, IANNA A.
= ROBINSON, having on the 9Th day Of August.
NJ Ielt my bcd aud board, aud having refused aud
Still refusing TO return and her duties IA NV
VIE hereby ioFewarn all persons from giving credit
article on my account
&C z2-St" EDWIN W. ROBINSON.
NOTlCE.. All persons having claims
= against the estate Of Ira o. Parker deceased
Viii please present them aud all persons indebted 10
MS estate. VIII please MAKE immediate "a Yinent
&C .--dis REBECCA =. pARkE III, Alrn'x.
NOTICING have this day admitted
JOHN III. CLARK, OF Halifax. Va. rs q part
- TIIWEATr FAULKNER.
The style 81 the firm will hereafter be
THwEATT. FAULKNER & CLARK.
Richmond. Oct Is. 1857 &C it-tm
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23--The amount i'll the Trea-
sury. subject to draft, on the 18th inst. was Sl0.
$50 600.
The receipts in the Treasury the past week were
a little upwards OF 100000.
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Atkinson mrs susan
Andrew mrs Sarah
Atkinson mrs Kebecca
Altruyer inrs Rebeeca
Alexander mrs Iebeecs :
Asher mrs Mary
Bailey mrs Agnes n
Bryant mrs Caroline
Bryant mrs O
Bradley mrs Esther A
Brown mrs Elizabeth
Ball mrs Elizabeth
Bonn mrs Ida
Bass mrs Lucy +
Bell mrs Mary A
Browa mrs Mary Il
Braxter mrs Mary 4
| Burlington mrs Mario
Barr mrs Sarah s
Bunnan mrs Mary
Burton mrs Minnie
Beck mrs Morris Il
Blak mrs Maria
Coles mrs Caroline 2
Cahili mrs O
Cooper hrs L
Carvick mrs l.
Clayton mrs L
Connerton mrs III
Criddle mrs Mary j
Duncan mrs bi A
DriscOl mrs j
Dunn miss fannie G
Elicit mrs Susan ii
Ellis miss NC
FaurBan mrs Emily
Fox miss Annie u
| Goodwin miss Sallia
Green miss Lizzie
Gregory miss Alice
Garnett mrs Bertha 2
Harding miss Elizabeth
Harold mrs I 2
Hoover Susan 4
Hicks miss Reb.cca
Hicks miss Polly
Hart miss Mary
Holt sn;ss Martha j
Herring miss Maria W
Jenckes mrs Eben
Jiggitts miss Z J
Jones miss Nancy
Johns miss ii b
Kennedy mrs Rebecca
Lipscomb mrs Elizab'h A
Louan mrs Jane
Lee mrs Maria S
Lacy hrs Susan
Madison mrs Theresa
Martin mrs Elizabeth
Miller miss Elizabeth
Mckinney mrs Sarah r
McCould miss Sallie
Neale mrs i z
Nash mrs IL P
Noe miss l.
parkhill mrs l. 3 2
Prosser mrs Ii
Puiliam mrs A
Prosser miss VI i
Quay miss Sarah C d
Rosser mrs VI III
Riddle mrs 5
Ransom mrs VI L
Ross mrs H
Ring mrs -
Staples mrs Ann
Sinlonas mrs Il
Smith mrs Elizabeth A
Shelton mrs Elmira
shaw mrs Martha
Sfuydesant mrs RObt
Shaddock miss Susan
Totty mrs Uphemer
Taylor mrs Margaret A
Thomas mrs Lucy
Terry mrs Elizabeth d
Temnam mrs Margaret
Tunstell mrs Camella
Thompkins the misses
Via mrs Lucy
wallace mrs Va l.
Whitlock mrs VI
Wills mrs Mary
Wilson mrs Matilda
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G9- NsTicE-ALEx'R HILL has just received, di-
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over Caters, of all lengths They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
toners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rsy SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH ..
T.. BURROWS. D. D., will preach in this churcn 10
morrow SUNDAY morning. Mt III o'clock, ana hes.
GEo b. TAYLOR, ut NIGHT, at "a O'CLOCK
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p W. remember the pace-the OLD WnIrEuugsT
uALLkhY-~here you can get the genuine Douhe
uiass Ambrotype. large size for 80 cents. and pbotc
graphs for $3.50, by ALgFRT fIrcu i''''-
oc 22--6t$
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~ Does amy of our high livers eat too much
dinner? Ifany have cooks who tempt their appetite
little too far Will tell secret that will lead them
to the enjoyment of their dinners without visit from
that equity old gentleman-Dy spepsia Take Il d9Se
q Dr.. StfartFs h,r(o0rttoT after eatg and you tc
nece'' be troubled to:h iadi0 stop but on the con-
trary, before the next meal time approaches the APP
petite viii he sharpened to appreciate any kind of
food. If the food rises seurs the Inygoraor will
fix the matter right at once, for there is something
in it that to use the expression of friend. will let
man cat gravel stones and take the INvIGoRAroR and
they will digest. We have tried it in double doses
on one or two occasions. for sick headache, and it
acts like charm.
What we want to say to our readers. young or DID,
Is if ans thing ails you, go without delay and get
bottle OF Dr. sanfords Inyigorater and if it don't
cure come and tell US, for want 10 person
that 1t will not beneht-Jersey Shore Republican,.
FISHER WINSTON and ADIE a GRAY, Agents for
Richmond. Va. oc a0-d&c2y
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the woIi,l-renowled Seer and Planet Reader, an
nounees to the public that she will positively Close
her rooms on Saturday uext. She sincerely returns
her thanks Tor the numerous patronage she has re-
ceived since her stay in Richmond, and hopes all
Who desire to consult 18th her i'll call early ut the
Nuryeli House Main street, between lith ana iotn.
I1.o
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coRREoTioN.-ln announcing the ordination Of
he'' branch Il. Cosby, of Chesterfield, we should
have said he was ordained to the Baptist ministry
instead of the Presbyterian
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NAEAL.-Commander Arthur Sinclair now at
tins station, has been ordered to the command of
the sloop ofwar Nandalia now fitting out at Ports
mouth, n. H.-N0jfGIt Herald
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NJ TIE PERSON who took the gold watch to lool,
at must re;nrn it Immediately to the GIFT Auction
store ~ Main street invitation will be sent on
piece ofpaper, with little printing upon it, Ifthc
parties would be wise, they will send it in and no
questions will be asked.
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LATER FROM SALT LAKE-IIOSTILE ATTITUDE
OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.

ST. Louis, Oct. 23.0ficial advices from Salt Lake
say that the Mormons will refuse to let the L. ).
troops enter the city. Brigham Young declares
he will burn the praries, and, IF necessary, the
city. before he will submit to the demands of the
government.
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MAN SrABBED.-The watchmen carried a man,
named John Tyler, to the cage, about o'clock last
evening, having found him weltering in blood on
the pavement of Franklin street, near Wall. The
blood was found flowing from aessyere wound in
his right arm. DR.. jackson called to attend
the wounded man. 1t appeared that Tyler and
one Philip Dobbins, operatives in the bone factory,
in the Valley, got into dispute when the lattcr
ended the matter by driving knife blade into his
right arm-the only one by the way, he possessed.
The watch went to arrest Dobbins, who still re-
manned at the factory
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for che DISPATCH must "e nan"
ed In BY ssx ocieck IN Tie afternoon ID o'ac1 'e up
pear the next day. The heavy pressure VI saee'-
tIsements upon the colamas OF our paper wiz h"'
49,, - ,ss;r reception after the hour named.
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SALE OF FARM.--The farm callad Scotland. about
600 acres, belonging to the estate of Dr. 4. W Sill
vester, deceased situated in Norfolk county, was
sold at auction on Tuesday by j. &. Pollard, auc-
tioneer, for sl5,999. L. c. Lindsey, Esq, was the
purchaser Norfolk irgHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

GoIsG BAcE AGaIs-It is stated that s.,o.ls IN .bs
amount OF many millions Of dollars, now ware
housed 10 the United States, will be reshipped to
Europe.
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SCOTTISH BONDS IN MEXiC0.-The last Mexican pa
pcrs record the marriage. twice over, first AT the
residence OF the brides father aud again at the
british Consulate, Mexico, Of Mr.. Alex. Stevenson,
late OF Aberdeen, Scotland to the oldest daug liter
OF Gen. Moreno, the flower of Mexican beauties
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Mrs Su6annah iiayne Pinckney, relct of Roger
Pnckuey, and daughter of Capt. Richard Shubrick
of the Revolution, died in Charleston Oh the 18th
;ust
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ROwpIEs CATCHING jesse. At an early hour on
Sunday morning, two rowdies went into a lager
beer saloon, in Newark, n. j., and attempted to
take improper liberties with the wife of the pro
prietor, who thereupon attacked the ruffans with
a large knife, cutting and gashing them severely
but not dangerously The fellows made n rapid
retreat. and the proprietor was locked up for a
Lnnr
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OFFICIAL COURVESIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-in fifty-six counties in low
the republican majority is upwards of26O0.
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fE- You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HIII's, Trunks.
Vaees, Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all sizes, and of ali
qualities and at all prices. according to quality and
size, and certainly as low they can be had in this
any other city
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Rove OrArrn Neutrality-suspicious. L.


BIZ. minister Of the Religious Society Of Friends,
expects 10 be at Friends uesting at II O'Clock To
"a oe 2f-lts
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LOST.

oST-On Tuesday evening last. be.
:, tween tho wharf of the steamer j anesto1rn AL
the oiiice OF Messrs. Ludlam Watson y M an. any
bon, containing clothes. mark ed Geo. w Ysnea,
hiehmoud. A reward of SO will be Maid Tor III y
turn OF the box and contents 10 f.'A M INC re-
HATCHER WEBSTER.
&c zt-9t Cary street
OST-A Red Back MEMORANDUM
- BOOK. containing some Notes and Memoran.
dnns III 1t, and list Of Bonds due me, which can
be OF no Use 20 any one else liberal reward will
be paid for It's return 10 this Office
The public are hereby cautioned sgainst trading
for said Bonds JSO TfLN0N FtIsTER
Hun MEADOW, Oct. 10TH oc a2-staw2ws
I OST OR MISLA1D-CERTlrIo No.
773, to X. A. Williams. for four shares Richmond
ire association Stock, dated August 9Th 1915 This
advertisement Is inserted with the view of applyina
I9 the Association for ansther certificate Ia The
place Of the one lost. DC l3-ts
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MISSES AND CuILDREN's DRESSES,
WRAPPERS. Also, BLACK LACE BASQUES,
CApES and PARTY DIR EsSES made TO order.
RONNETS Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed.
rs Gu hand. a fine assortment Of QUILTED
HIjDS LADIES' BAZAAR,
No. 2O6 Broad st., between 4th and 5th streets.
ia
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OUTRAGEOUS AsSAULT.-We uud erstand that one
day last week. in the neighbofhood of Port Repub-
lie, cattle driver, (white mani assaulted in
the public road by two free negroes and after be-
ing severely beaten robbed of his money $l1
and some cents. In short time the unfortunate
man succeeded in procuring ASSISTANCE. pursued
the scoundrels, recovered the money and then ad-
ministered to them sound drub bing.-IaUey
Democrat.
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The Eafrs.

There are signs Of the coming AGRICULTURAL fh6
already apparent. There sound, solid ihueP'''
dent looking farmers TO be on the streets ""v
are drawn thither by the interesting occas'o" -
their annual meeting. There are also in'po' 'a"s
arrivals of fat cattle that to enter the
miums Dispute the hard times we iooN 'o' 'a
attendance of people from the country anu a"e
show in the various departments OF .ie eA'''o''on
n would be very gratifying to us IL our eoah'',
friends would come freely TO see us JUST now anu
{, wopid lac Kind OF them to visit Us ana encourage
=. 4, our dsy of adversely, by their cheerful Eees,
..a their ioviai dispositions, which We trust have
sustained no depression from the troubles OF the
,;,nes Let them come and too how We, who
are I'm the midst of the embarrassmeuts OF the re-
yulson. bear up under our accumulated burthens
We will show them that are not easily cast
down, and that we can be even a little jolly with
our guests in spite trouble
TIE MECHANICS FAIR has begun with success
quite as favorable ms was to have been expected
nnder the circumstances. We trust citizens
will visit the exhibition Of the Institute literally
and give 1t every kind of encouragement. Heavy
expenses TO be borne next year, as new hall
Ia to be built, the corner stone of which will be
laid next week With accumulated expenditures
and extended plans the aid Of the friends of the no.
BILE enterprise is more than ever eded, and more
than ever relied upon.
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A
Archer mrs Ann w
Atkinson miss Fanny X
Allen miss Elizabeth
Anderson Mrs Jennie
"A A A miss Martha
ID
Burton nrs VIM III
Brown miss Eliza
Brumfield miss y Q
b ach miss Anu L
Boyle miss Elizabeth Y
Bailey niiss Frances X
Blair miss Henni1gham Z
branch miss Jennie w
Burweli miss Kate
Brumell miss Martha 4
Broadas Miss mary Y
Butler niiss Moilie 4
Brooks miss Mary
Ballard miss Margaret
Berry niis- Mary X
Branch miss Va VIZ
n
C.a pa.
Si,;s,, n, ,t,s ~ D.s''
C Cs'i;, nilss 80 Ile,iY u
Gondrey MS Rosa
1yro,,k.f noisS VaT
N
-. x,,
Dii,Iaru ii.iss Ella
Dlckilsoo MISS = IL
DAWSON Hiss a III
II
Elliott mrs A 9
r
Ford miss PM
Fulford miss Va
G.
Gary miss Bette
Graham miss Belle
GanuOWay miss Cutn A IL
ii
Hastings miss Lucy
nu8iios mrs I = u'Ia a
nuhteI MI Z p 49,
mughes inFs a una
Hart miss Rettie %
HINT miss Bettie
7
jenkins miss Annie u
Jones miss Fannie s
Jenkins miss III &
X
Kerr miss Caroline
cLc
I ,o,v M miss = Rel,ecca'
lucas ail ~, ms, - - . Z I,n ran r
Nc
="
Monroe mss Mar ann
MARTIN MISS CarrIo
&c
McCabe mrs Eliza
McFall mrs Margaret A ,
N
MI. ,..aD
NJ ~, -. ';a,s vp
Ne"i i'iioo ~
II
1,..,
pnrter miss Julia
Perkins MIA NM
pnrvaar miss "a
-
V
u
b nicIarIson hlins Sa 81
V p'ioii" ,,' Iso' rr r,,ns -A a
s
Sullivan miss Julia
Sterling miss Harriet z
Shelton rniss Fannie Y
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The Synod re-asscmbled pursuant to adjourn
ment, and the debate was resumed with much feel
ing and warmth.
The question on the substitute offered by Mr..
Newln will be taken tonight. There is but lit
I'll, doubt that the original report will be accepted
and the connection severed, the District Presbyery
going with the South and forming a new Assem-
bly,.
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pA-FoR NEW Books call at the sign Of the Rcd
Flag, opposite the American where you can receive
splendid gilt with each book purchased. Don't
fail To call at the Gift Book Store oc 23-2t
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So On Saturday evening there will be some spler.
did presents at the Gift Auction. Try yonr luck.
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~ AMBRoTYPEs for 30 cents. large size; Photo
graphs for $3.50, at the Old Whtehurst Gallery, Z
Main street, by ALBERT LITcu. &C 22-Gt*
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T IST OF LETTERS in the
- RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the I'D day Of
October. 1857.
.aS- Persons applying for Letters, In this List will
please say they are ADVERTISED
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TAXtTloN.--Ihe amount of State tax levied O,
the city of Norfolk. from September LIST, 1856, t,
September LIST, 1851, was S57 ,S9s.77. Amount r.
ceived from licenses. S3I ,655.ST Total Soy 554 "a
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FfS- THIS NIGHT, we will sell some Seven Shoot
ers," all cast steel and rilad barrels Gift Auction
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Crow pzD,--The Fair of the Mechanics Institute
was crowded with visitors last evening consisting
in great part of strangers. large number OF Ia
dies were present
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T AM RETAILING MOBASSES AT 40
JAMES MCEWEN. 9Th street.
OpDDSite tha NnW Market

CORES! C0RNS !!-DR. SCH ULTX
~ has returned to this city, and respectfully in
rms his patients friends ans the public generally.
that he may be daily consulted at his office.
Main street, opposite Cornhan Hall. DR.. g pecu.
liar skill in removing Corns, BuniOns, Deformed
Nails. &c, &c, without pain or inconvenience is too
well known TO need any further comments. He
trusts to receive the same liberal patronage here
tofore call is Ii quested from transient visitors.
oC 24-tS
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w. NEW lot of beautiful Bosom Studs will b
opened this night. at the Gift Auction.
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G9- LIFE size Photographs, in oil, flesh tint, for
81, at TYLER 4 Co.'S Gallery.
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RAILWAY ExTESSIoN.-The citizens OF GAINESVILLE,
Va, are moving in the matter Of extending the
Roanoke Valley Railroad from that place to some
eligible point on the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road, and committee has been appointed to me-
morialize the next Legislature on the subject.
WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGEWe are gratifcd to
learn that this venerable institution of learning,
which opened on the 18th inst, has large number
of students.
DESTRUCTIVE FIXES NEAR New 0PLEANs-0n tue
10th inst, a fire occurred Mt Milneburg, La, by
which the Arch House, built over the Pnncbar-
train Railroad, aud the Washington House, were
destroyed. ON the same day, fire broke out in
some unoccupied stabe at iretna ia the suburbs Of
Ne" Orleans, and destroyed over twenty buildings,
Three of the houses were owned by Mr.. Lenton;
two by Mr.. Sharp; one by Doctor Jordan; one by
Mrs. Meyers; five to Mr.. Wall; well stocked dry
goods store kept by Mr.. i5acklebcrry and another
dry goods store, owner unknwn. One of the sui
fercrs by the fire woman who lost $500 in
bank notes. The total loss is estimated at $4,000