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Rag MISSES AND CHILDREN's DRESSES,
WRAPPINGS. Also, BLACK LACE BASQUES.
CApES, PARTY DRESSES and BRIDAL Wells
made to order.
B0NEkTS Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed.
EY- On hand a fine assortment of QUILTED
HOODS. LADIES BAZAAR,
No 20i Broad ST., between ith and 9Th streets.
Ill
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Archer mrs Rebecca
Appling mrs Lucie AZ s
Alien mrs Emily &
Bannon mrs sulia
BOdk1ns mrs Ann
Baker mrs Elizabeth II
BELL mrs Harriet
Baker mrs Va l.
Bailey mrs Mary II
Brooks mrs Mary NJ
Bnrru-s mrs Kate v
Barley mrs Mary 4
Banks Matilda
Crumpton mrs Panliua Il
Carter mrs Sarah
colman mrs Harriet
Craig mrs Jane
Crabbin mrs u q
Clark mrs VI A
Crutchfisld mrs NJ A
Collins mrs X Il
Clarke mrs VIM
Gall miss @
Dobson mrs
Davis Mrs Sarah u
Dwyer miss 5 A
Davis miss NJ
Elder miss Nj ]
Earnest miss NJ A
Enroaghty mrs u 4
Fulwing miss Lucy
Fisher mrs j ID
Gregory and Hooper
misses Alice and Ann
Gumbs miss Elizabeth
Graves miss Louisa u
Gibbs miss Sarah Il
Hannah mrs Margaret
Hughes mrs Jennie III 2
Howard mrs Sarah L
Hooper mrs Susan X
Hovan MRS John y
Hughes mrs ID w
Harton mrs Darby X
Hawkins mrs Chas D
Jennett mrs Susan
Jacobs mrs Polly
Jester mrs Sarah
Jackson mrs ii
King mrs Mory J
Kirby mrs Elizabeth
Lobman mrs Sophie
Lint mrs Sophia
Lumpkins mrs Mary A
Lillis miss Ann
Lewellyn miss Emma w
Lacy miss Kate T. 2
Lucas miss Lucinda
MandeT mrs Susan
Madison mrs Theresa
Moseijy mrs 81
Minteu mrs Z Ann
Morris mrs Adelia
Moore mrs Ann X
Muldowney miss b
Mencer miss Eliza j
McCullen mrs Mildred A
McFall mrs Margaret
NCLemore miss Sallie
Neal miss Polka
Nelson miss T.
0rgain miss Be title
Pea mrs Susan
Poindexter mrs Kitty
Peasants mrs j
Powers mrs Ii
Poe mrs j
Pitcher mrs T. A p
Robertson mrs I'll
Randolph mrs ii
Reiiiau mrs J
Roper mrs NJ Ii
Smith mrs w illeyau
Sims mrs Mary j
Sutherland mrs Martha j
5aunders mrs Maria Z
Smith mrs L G
She'll mrs Margaret B
samuel mrs Ella Il
Slater mrs Bette 7
Smith mrs ) e
rraylor mrs Theophoius
ralley mrs X n
Taylor mrs Roht
Thomson mrs Nanny II
Thomas mrs Lucy A
Tyree mrs g w
Vivalde miss Angelo
Waddell mrs w
"althall mrs Sarah A
W alike mrs Ssrah s
Williams mrs Patty
Williams mrs Mary Y
Walden mrs Mary
Wilson mrs Mary
Walker mrs Lucy W
Walker mrs Julia
Wills mrs Elizabeth
Young mrs -
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Richard Relf cashier of the Bank of the State
of Louisiana, died in New Orleans on the 9th inst
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond, octb'r so-Hga Water Gel
--~s-s-.1- ss---4 --r-r--s
ARRIVED,

Port Of Richmond, Octb'r 3o-Hfgh Water 8 o'crE
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdse and
passengers Indian Watson.
Schr. S;usre Brothers, WetZel, New York, hay,
Bridgfo Co.
Schr Susan. Rogers, Boston, mdse. D. W Curre.
Schr. Mary Ann Guest, Barrett, Philadelphia,
coal. s. p. Halves.
Propeller D. P shenftelder, Booth .Clairmount, lum-
be-
SAILED,
Schr Lynchburg, Chester, New York, mdse. d. h
W Currie.
Brig Echo King. Pernambuco and Market. -four.
BRISTOL. Eng. Oct l3-Cld Ship Bennington,
Douglass, Citv peint.
Orr Cows. Oct. 2i.-Ship Caroline Strecker, Rich
mond, for Bremen.
Ship EIlersIie. Coutts, from Richmond, was at Rio
d Janeiro 18th nit
Barque Sylvia, swasea, from City Point, arrived
st Liverpool 18th inst
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pICH THREAD LACEs AND EDC

RICH THREAD LACES AND EDG
~ INGS, At ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES
Cloak and Dustcls at 81 silk Frnges at l2ls cents
worth p cents Worsed Hosiery for children 10 cts
Beached COttons yard wide. 10 cts, worth 10 cts
Corsets at 81, worth 81; every description of Mill
other stores; Fancy Worsted Goods Embroderies
and lots of other Goods. Every dollars worth of
goods will be offered without taking the cost in con-
sderation: To procure the greatest bargains ever
offered, call at G0LDSMITS
Cheap Trimming and Fancy Store
@ 81 Rrna 81
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Atkinson mrs Elizabeth ,
Anderson miss Kate
anks mrs Martha A
Bosse mrs Anna VI
Bass miss Harriet A
Bradley miss Jane
Baughsn miss Martha j
Bailey miss N n
Berry miss Mary b
Brackston miss Mary u
Buford miss Maggie Il
Darlington miss Agnes
Carter miss Columbia
Clary miss b
Carter miss )
Currle miss Mary
Crank miss M l.
CIemiat miss Nsnnie
Copeland miss Salfk
Cunningham miss Vas
d
Duke mrs NJ b
Da ton mrs
Dunnayant miss q
E
Evans mrs Jemima
Erring miss @
Eggers mrs @
F
Ferguson mrs L A
Figg miss L A
G.
Goodrich miss SarahC
Graves mrs Elizabeth
Gentry mrs Julia A
Granger mrs q A
ii
Hsfferton mrs Cath d
Heinlein mrs Anna
Harlan miss jane Il
Haddock miss Susan 3
Hicks miss Rebeccs
Hooper miss Perlina
Harrington miss Ellen
Hopkins miss Dana rias
j
Jackson mrs e Ann
Jones miss Ann b
Joseph miss Mary 7
X
hoffman miss Catharine
Kiper miss Pocahontas
l.
Lindridge miss NJ I
Lockett miss Susan A
Lee miss Margaret ID
Lee miss Va A
Lacy miss Va
Lunsford miss Sarah F2
VI
Mullen miss Ella T
Major miss Hannah Ann
Martin miss Ida
Morrison miss MaIy W
Mungo miss Margaret A
Mitchell miss Nettis
Miehause miss T v
&c
McFarlin miss Marian
Mexican miss | ae
Nuvhron miss G
New miss A j
D
Ogden miss
2
Pannel miss V
Perdae miss s A
Pollard miss VI J
Page miss N Y
Peb Sorth miss l.
r
Ryall mrs VI
Robertson miss Ann J
Redf0rd miss Bette b
s
Sexton miss Mary
fulivau miss Margaret
Shelton miss VI Louisa
Slacum miss Il U
Slater miss Bettis
stalnaker miss Caroline
Smith miss c A
Singleton miss Ann
T
Taylor mrs Catherine
Tunstell mrs Cornslia A
Undertake miss susan
Thomson mics Ucta
Taylor miss Mary w
Tinsley miss Lizzie
v
w
Vim mrs Cornelia'
Watkins miss Agnes w 2
Walker miss Caiharine
Wilson miss Emma
Wingore miss Fannie
Warren miss Juieth
Waskins miss Mary z
Wallace miss Mary L
Winston miss Mary s
Wright miss Sarah L
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REMANDED ron ExAMtSATIoN.---The
principal In the late homicide at the Fair Grounds,
Nimrod .. Diekinson, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday from the jail, to undergo pre-
iimtnary examination on the charge Of causing
the death Of John c. Haley, by stabbing him witt,
q knife on the 10Th inst Judge Crump and Col,
August appeared Tor the prisoner. The Court room
was densey crowded with spectators. Justice
flames Of Iienrico. who was present, handed to the
Mayor the result of the Coroner's investigation.
His Honor expressed the wish, as the case had been
cimmenced BY Justice Hancs that he should pre-
cred with IL. Int finally concluded to ait himself
The following witnesses were called on the part
Of the commonwealth, viz: Richard ?. Mundin,
James N. fillmore, Philip b. Spindle, Woodson
Smith and II. T.. Neidt, Mr. Spindle only respond
Ing The prisoners counsel stated that IL was both
important for their client and the prosecution, that
the witnesses named. as we'll rs some others they
intended TO summon. should be present 70 testify,
and they should therefore apply to have the case
sent before the Hastings Court at once, waving a
preliminary examination that the process Of that
Court should be served on the different witnesses
and compel their attendance when wanted
His Honor remarked that he ready to go on
with the examination Of the witness Spindle, but
that the verdict Of the ccroners jury sufii-
Gent evidence which to commit the prisoner,
he willing 10 save the time which wonld be
consumed I'm having additional testimony. and send
the case on. which done accordingly. and Dick
inson rsmanded to Jail to await the result. The
Hastings Court sits on the second Monday in next
month.
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EACH SATURDAY, IN NOVEMBER
APPROYIMATTOy pRTZEs
!. 49, prizes amounting to S2o,OO
Whole Tickets sloi Halves ss; Quarters 81 50.

'!so prizes amounting to ss0,OOO
Whole Tickets slOi Halves IS; Quarters 81 so
PLAN OF THE Lottery.
The Numbers from to 50tu8 corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
SIPS q paper are encircled with small tin tabes and
The rst 462 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyolyed. and g number Is
uHs"h from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time = Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Samber and Prize drawn cut orened aud cxhibit-
sioners, the Prize being placed sganst the humber
Inns operation Is repeated anti all the Prizes
:, APfRoxthArIos PRIzKs.-The two preceding and
the Two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
nrst Prizes will be entitled 10 the d Approxims-
the 900 Prize, those Ticket. Numbered rS II - ss
Isl Ill 232 will each be entitled TO 500 II Ticket
Mred s ois ISL 81 viii each hs snitlsd - 40
snd 50 on, according TO the ADORE scheae.
LAST nsure oil the number that draws the so 900 prize
For exanpls; IL tho number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets whore the
nunoer ends IN viii he entitled to SO 1.-THE num-
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets where the
number ends In :. win be entitled to SO ana 20
oSsncs.cs viii be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate ola package Of, 70 whole Tssss.s 50
i SSsfsisf e
IN UkbsRIse TICKETS or CERrifIcAres.
Enclose the money to our address Tor the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by hrs. mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes win be ssns
hpnrehssers immediately after the drawing.
~ purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. aud give their Post Once County and etsts.
- Remainder that every Prize 10 drawn and pey-
able Ia full without deduction.
NJ All prizes Of 81 .ooe and nnder paid immediate
" ster the drawing. Other prizes At the usual time
OF thirty days
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential
Aodress orders Tor Tickets or Certificates 70
8. SWAN 4 Co, Augusta. "a.
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ais..or
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO.. at either
OF those cities.
81 list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize thai each ono s
entitled To- viii be puelishea alter every drawing IN
she Iellewtng papers: New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette
Atanta !nteliigencer, New York Weekly Day Book
Sassnnah Morning News. Richmsnd Dispatch. New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

30 Visitors to the Fair don't leave town without
taking some Of the Steam Portraits made by TYLET
4 Co with you.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

sE- Visitors to the Fair don't leave town without
procuring of the beautiful Lkenesses taken by
Vs1ryr, 4 w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

60 Have your Likeness taken by TYLER Il Co.
They have the largest Gallery in the State l39 Main
str
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81 Isl OF KETfKHS Remaining in the
R1cHMenD Posi- oETIcE. on the soth day Of
~ Isrsons spplyin. for Letters. in this List. win
p3ease ny they are ADvBMffsED
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A Threatened Crisis In Baltimore.


We devote considerable space in our paper this
morning. to the correspondence between Governor
IasoN of Mary Land. and Mayor SWAMI of Baltimore.
II involves a conflict of authority between the
Governor and Mayor. which is novel, and which
has occasioned very great excitement among all
parties In Baltimore. The election takes place
next Wednesday. and il is TO be hoped that before
the day arrives there may be some arrangement
by which conflict in the execution; Of authority
may he avoided. Baltimore has already inflicted
enough of disgrace upon her own character, and
the national reputation by her exeerabe mobs :;
and it is to be devoutly prayed that some measure
sanitary for its promptness and efficiency, may be
adopted and concnrred IN by ALL that will give row
dyism in the Monumental City, q blow from which
Il will never recover.
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APPOINTMENT OF BRITISH MINISTER TO CEN
TRIAL AMERICA

New YoRK, Oct. 29.-London papers announce
that Sir VIM Gore 0usley has been appointed Min
lister to Central America, and not to the United
States as reported.
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sFNA GREAT BARGAINS In TOR

49, AND OPEN BuGaIEs.-No ons should
epy bOGuIkS until faey have examined nay stock !.
AAye on hand assortment Of the best quality OF
my own make which will sell At prizes more iAssE-
Able 70 the buyer than can be had in kish-
mond. O. A. FRANCES,
&C ls-im No 70 Franklin street.
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UALLktU MILLS, KlcIHlUTU' Ut OF, Ic.'-
GESrLEMsN:-It would afford me much pleasure
to comply with the desire expressed in the above
communication, but urgent reasons induce me most
respectfully to decline DO wish to accept the
mark of distinction which might be b slowed on
others more worthy of it.
Approaching however, the complimentary manner
in which you allude to my humble efforts on the
occasion referred to and reciprecsing those senti-
ments which trust will be nut aally cherished,
an gentlemen, most sincerely yours,
JOSEPH GALL.
Ts Messrs Jno. +. Regnault, Ed f. Dudley, NJ.
Ellyson and others.
Oc N-ltk
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SNw II TIE SoUTH.-1he Chersw IS. C) Gazette
r-ports slight fall of snow at that place Fri
day night last. the 23d inst In the neighborhood
OF A-hevi-. in the western part of North Carroll
ma snow fell last week TO the depth of five inches
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T OST-My FREE PAPERS, q short
IL time since. Any one having found them, will
please return them to me.
&C 3l-2t* GEORGE APPLETON,
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0 s T.-At the Petersburg depot, on
~ TUESDAY night, a PORT MOENAIE, contain
ming about FORTY DOLLARS. two Ten Dollar ills
on the Bank of Virginia one Five Dollar hi on the
Monticello Bank and fifteen dollars in gold l will
pay $40 for its delivery at this office.
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ees7. FrowrRs received n most

Beg FLowERs.-Just received most
beautiful assortment of fine FRENCH FLOW Frs, to
which We invite the attention of our customers.
Also on hand nice supply Of Ribbons, Fringes.
Trimmings and Fancy Dress Buttons, suitable for the
season, at low prices.
LADIES' BAZAAR,
oc Slim No POI Broad st.
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LOST.

7 OST-At the Richmond and Danville
- Depot. on the 29th inst, my POCKET BOOK,
containing small amount of Money and some val.
liable Papers The finder will please return the pa
pers to this Office and he may have the money.
l.. X. ELLINGTON,
&C 3l-1t* of Halifax county
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BANK OF ENGLAND DRAFTS FOR THE PUR-
CHASE OF COTTON, &C
NEW YORK. Oct 30.-The Herald states that the
steamer Persia brought 100000 in certificates of
deposits on the English Banks, payable at sight
Tor the purpose of buying cotton and breadstuffs
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ShsS SAFER Chss Smith Jss
::s: !, u sssscw ss sss =. s.sss
TyierWC Thour-sonJc Taylor yss
Thomas Ibos Ihemgklus Y Thomas id
Turner Thos TSdd Y Taylor Up
u ase-rt.y-
Walden W a tvelniIlH Benz v.rnl.rss
$ WIZ; zs!. Ei:ss,ss z VIZ. Sand.
West Q whelsn Jno Wells Thos ''
w yI9ii &c Wood Marin whitlock Thos
wsdswoTsh IL whitmore Park Wood VIM
Binfree White Kawfey 8W re
Young Chris Young Nsthl Younger Hiram
Zcssler John
Family Christian Album. Editors Of ststhoscops
&C Silt Tiios. d BIGGER. P. r.
ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
GREAT SATURDAY NIGHTS BILL.
TWO MAGNIFICENT PIECES.
SATURDAY EVENING, ocrosEs 81.
win he presented the Romantic Drama Of the
FORTY THIEVES.
Toconelude with the Nautical Drama Of
| PAUL JONES
OR THE
PILOT OF THE GERMAN OCEAN
Gno extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier or
Family Circle . cts. Eastern Gallery expressly for
soys; only hy ls cts westsrn Gallery = eta Gallery
at before s, precisely. Box 0ffce open from 10
until 2. and from until 5. daily.
CoRINTHIAN HALL.
GRAND CONCERT BY THE YOUNG EBONY
SAX-HORN BANDl
Professor j. B. WEISS the Director ofths celebrated
band Of
JUVENILE MUSICIANS,
Has, at the solicitation of u number Of our prominent
ANOTHER GRAND CONCERT
CORINTHIAN HAIL,
On Saturday Evening, Oct. 81.
The leader. Master ROBERT, (whits) years Of
SEVEN LITTLE NEGRO BOYS,
Palmetto State. These
Little Musical Wonders of the Age
viii perform on this occasion a CnoIcs PRoGRAxas
Of the most elegant and popular Musical Compost
ss- ADMISSION Is cents. Doors open at o'clk
Performance to commence Mt IA. DC 3I-It
(NODDIN'S HALL,
~ (Corner,of nth and Bank streets)
SATURDAY EVENING. October slst.
Old Joe Sw g. Co.'S
SOUTHERN OPERA TROUPE,
With the Great DelinOatsr of Negro Character,
BILL BARROW.
&C 81
WYMAN, THE WIZARD!
l7rH ANNUAL VIsITu
METROPOLITAN HALL!
TONIGHT.
'' ~ ~ -' MAGICl
FUN AND MYsTERY!u
LIPEHOVING AND SPEAKING 4 UT0AAT0HS,
ss- See Small BiIlp &C w-s
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
~ CORNER MAYO AND FRANKLIN SIpRErs
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 26th, 1857,
AND EVERY EVENING
DURING THE FAIR WEEK.
BIRCH'S CELEBRATED
ETHIOPIAN MINsTELs
VIII appear in their inimtable
PORTRAITUREs AND PHASES OF
ETHIOPIAN LIFE.
s5- Doors open at :. Performance TO commence
at quarter to s.
rs ADMISSION q cents.
&C z3-ts j. A. WELLS, Agent.
GYMNASIUM Interesting to Clerks
and young men leading sedeutary lives T.
hEhPE, assisted by several young Americans has
opened on Marshall street, between 5th and 6th in
the Hall formerly occupied "A Riding school, a No
GYMNASIUM, for athletic sports Of all descrip-
lions Persons Wishing to deyelope the muscles,
nave an opportunity OF doing so at a small cost
admission fee $40, and a monthly subscription OF %
cents. ~
Inose wishing to become members will applyat
the Hall. Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings
between the hours of and 10 o'clock.
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SHORT CGEpITs.-A number OF New York import
sTs Of German hardware aud cutlery have publish
ed m agreement to sell after LIST January next,
credits limited to four months from the date of de-
livery or shipment of goods; no notes to be taken
except such payable in New York or with
tho current rate of EXCHANGE on that city
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HfY" $4,000 PEOPLE have visited Pow
Kris Gallery during this week. As many possible
were accommodated with likenesses. others were
pay their prices for pictures that they ashamed
to carry home. and many Of them determined to re-
manuntil to-day in order that they may have their
hkenesses taken at POWERS Gallery. The IMPERIAL
AMBRoTYPE made only by POWERS pleases the people,
and they will have them. They are cheap and can
not fade. Isl Main street. &C 3l-1t*
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HY5n SHooKoE HILL BUILDING FUND AS
will be held on SATURDAY evening 3lst inst, at I
O'Clock. Dues will be received from O'Clock until
the fo1r IF meeting. v. BARGAMIN,
&C Silt Secretary.
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AsPHcIAL NOTICES.


II - ANH1CHM0Nn, UGt. ~, tSoS
10 JosEPiI HAZE ESQ. - Dear Sir:
e would be VERY gratifying 20 many Of your friends.
II y5u will consent again TO deliver the address made
by you, At the opening Of the annual exhibition OIL
the Mechanics Institute, IN Honday, 18th inst.
which was creditsble TO yourseli as II was appro-
pirate to the occasio on which 1t was deiye red
Aud we earnestly desire that ytu will indicate an
early day when an opportunity will Be afforded Of
hearing the sme
With sentiments Of respect subscribe ourselves,
Very truly yours, &C.,
Jno. r. Regnauit, Ed. y. Dudley, VI. Eli soD, James
L. Davis G. B. Luck, John r. q. Potts. VIM. FORBES
Chas H. Snodgrass, Geo. W iIobsoD, Charles L; Hob
son, James Scott Sampson Jones, Jr, w Leigh
Burton, II: A. Tompkins. Y. Bargalhln. n. W; Fry,
Jr., u. b. Hitchcock VIM Is. Thomas, Robt. Denny,
Vim. P.0wens, Geo. n; Tempkins, John Martin,
9ohn Knowle. ,Iar E,,ysan Ia '" a1InInaon
r 8 sanxay. VIM Mott, J " McK'sl. Gee "
stratton. ,Ins Mcdonnell. l. G Jones. Jno Fis1er,
Thsnas Samson, Il Boshsr, John DAVIS. : S.s
Baber, d Tuttle, Edw j. Warren Charles 4 AZ
len, Jr., y X lockwood, W Powell,
Wiley, X Howe, VIM NJ Allen, $ Y Landrum,
Joseph Y Powell, Charles Bosher, D W starke
Ro w Bigelow, Fred Carter, Geo Barganin,
Haggerty. Dan'l o Donncll, W J Bartholomew, Fred
Butler, VIM Il Isaacs, Il Is Cook, Jno Page. Jr.,
.Insarh & Rnfiusa, whitfield
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r OST-At, or about r. F. and p. Rail-
~ road Depot, heavy new BUCKSKIN PURSE,
Steel Clasp, containing a of money in Geld
Silver and Notes, part Of which cav be Identified
and liberal reward paid to any man who is honest
enough to return it TO the Dispatch Office
cr u
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T OST-A Red Back MEMORANDUM
- BOOK, containing some Notes and Memoran-
dums in it, and list of Bonds dne me- which can
he of no nse to any Else. liberal reward will
he paid for its return to this Office
The public are hereby cautioned sgain't trading
for said Bonds. JNO TILMOS FOSTER
HIGH MEADOW, Oct. 10th. oc 22-3tsw9ys
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| I OST OR MISLAID-CERTIFICAT No.
| Fire Association Stock dated August 9th 1876 This
advertisement is inserted wi. the view of apply wing
to the Association for another certificate, in the
place of the one lost. or l3-ts
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hy- Portraits by Steam, and IS Artists, at Is
Main st TYLER & Co.
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T .OsT,-On Wednesday, the 28th. .
IL Negotiable Note drawn by Jno A. Glazebrook
in favor of Mitchell 4 IIewett for S2S5
The finder will please return it to the Dispatch Of
icP. B. HEWITT.
oc 3I-lt#
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81 Artists, taking eco Portraits daily during
the Fair week, at TYLER { Cas- Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

WANTED-To purchase, 2000 cords OF
w good STAFE TIMBER, on the stump either
By the cord or 1t must be either the Canal
or River convenient 10 some of the Railroads lead.
ing into Richmond. Apply at the Richmond Bar.
rel Factory corner Byrd and 18th SITS. au Hts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

re- ANOTHER CASE Of those French Boots. Shoes
and CATERS, Just received, at ALEX. HILLS
Oc 2s-6t importing House. LIZ Vain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

As- TYLER Co. make better likeness for 20 cts
than their would oe rivals charge 81 for. Gallery
l39 Main street