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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19
THE DISP ATC II.
THURSDAY MORNING ...... SovKMBbh 10. lSi
49, 49, : ~+~>'
NOTICE. TO ADVERTISERS.

Advert . ments for che rsrtToH must be hand
eli in by sir 5t'es ~ ne afternoon, In order 10 s
pear the next day. The heavy pressure Of adver-
tsseuenis upon the columns OF our paper will not
.am,t a their reception after the hour naned.
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kn FULLY PRBpARRD.-We are no

fully prepared to execute every style of likeness
from the life size Photograph on canvas coored In
oil. down to the smaller kinds-such Photographs
coored in water c"lors. Pastil. India Ink plain;
Ambrotypes. Dagusrreotypes, Meiainoty pes. sphe-
reNtypes, lie &c, at the new Photograph and Fine
Att Gallery of q. W. MISNIs. Main street, opp,si G
please
N B.-Psrticulnr attention 10 invited to his Photo
graphs in oil cOlor- which can be made equally we'll
from small DaguerreOtypes or Amsroty pes, from
life. no
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HUSBAND PoIsoNISG.-Ars Phelpes Holcomb, and
young man named Charles Robinson, have been
arrested at Tarivile. Ct for poisoning MIR. Phelpes
Iiolcomb, by slow poison. 1t is stated that Mr. IL.
for some time before his death, was Jealous of Rob
inson, who was in his employ. An analysis showed
strychnine in II Is body after death.
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gB- JusT RECEIVED, from New York
and Philadelphia. fresh supply Of articles in our
line of trade
Embroideries, Dress aud Cloak Trimmings; Rib.
bons: yelyets: Flowers: Feathers. Also, Staple and
Fancy Goods in great variety; CheDeie Head Ores :
es 81 and 80 CENTS worth 81 and 81 ~. Our stock
will be sold at Incredible low prices.
LADIES' BAZAAR.
no Ig-Iw No 90 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I0-IIAvIsa been kindly offered the
use Of the UDiversalist Church. DR.. Wa: PAssM9EE
(Thursday) EVENING. at T}s o'clock. Subject :
1.-THE Heritage OF the children oil Cod The public
are respectfully invited to attend. no l9-lt
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that the constitution adopted by the Constitution
nj Convention by vote Of IS in favor of it to
about dozen against it. The whole number Of
delegates to the Convention wac sixty, consequ
ly the constitution was adopted by minority OF
the Convention. The majority and minority re-
ports of the Committee on Schedule were merged
into schedule. 1t provides for an election on
the 2lst Of December, to ratify reject the con-
stitution the voting to be by BALLOT and the
cast to be endorsed CONSTITUTION with Slavery
and Constitution without Slavery" also for al
election TO be held on the first Monday in January
next, for the election of Congressional and State
tickets
The Lawrence correspondent of the Democrat as
serts that free State man will vote the DIST
of December.
Messrs Bacon, Cooke / Co., of Lawrence, have
suspended
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DEATH OF PIoSEsR-Rev VIM. Whitsitt, a ma
tive of Nor tn Carolina, and of the pioneer set
tiers of Memphis, Tenn, died in Philips county,
Ark, on the 18th inst.
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hh" rAFkh.~-fhe News" is the name Of n nevs
yapef iss asd In banvilis Va, by u. Howard. IL
s,ass sud VIM L. snsad. II b Issued triwsekIy.
J" Years a.sks n energy asl talent.
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Fatal AccIpENr-In Wheeling, Va. Saturday, a
child of Vim. T. Hegner and Il little daughter OF
VIM. Frantwine, were both burnt to death by their
clothes taking fire.
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RlCH VELVET CARPETS,--We have
ies set. of rich Velvet Csrpeting., which will
De Cif sci at less than tho cost OF i'm partaliOn
Alsc,.0 pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpets, which
We as- closing out at prices much less than such
soois have ever been sold in this market.
HIl yds. Threeply aud Ingram Carpets being the
balance on hand viii be elosed, with Rugs Drus.
gets, &c.. at esst. for cash.
CHRISTIAN LATHRoP.
no Is Cash StOTe % Main Il,
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LOST.

T OST-S5 REWARD.-Lost on 18th
- street, between the Old Market and the Dock, d
pair OF GOLD SPECFACLES. The finder will re-
ceive the absve reward by leaving them at Sadler.
Hotel, Main street. oIe-3t*
I OST, OR MISLAID-A Note, Thomas
- Samson, Drawer, endorsedby Samson Pse, and
GOddn AppersoIl, and held by the Nirginis Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, dated July 22d
lS51, at months. sH70l. The finder will please APP
ply at this office. no l9-ts
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TO PRINTERS.--A Young Man, now
Il stopping in Richmond, is DESTROYS Of obtaining
situation and is willing to leave tho city. Is ga
pshle Of taking charge ola new spapar Best ofrefer-
ences given. Address 7. 8, Office of this paper.
no ig-1tH
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Rus' POWERS 5U CTs. AgBROTYPRS con-
tnue 70 grow in favor every day and We wu.ld Judge
from the number taken at his gallery each day that
else in Richmond we're taking pictures bat
POWERS. The throng that visits his establishment
testify that PowBEs makes the cheapest and best
AmbrOtypes made in the city. Photographs Of any
size. at low prices. Isl Main street.
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Gn To TIE NogrRs OF HRSRl

TY.-In response to communication. signed Hen
rico" which appeared in the Dispatch of the Eth
instant, beg leave to announce myself candidate
for the office of CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
Of said county. Having had Nh experience Of sons
five years Deputy in the aid Office, respectful
ly submit my claims for your consideration.
no lS-dtlTD TEMPLE ELLHTT
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RY-A CARD.-Country merchants and
~ S,ty ratasv and psiassxr, at nv store THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
"see auction sales. ALkN.NOTI,
no io-lt Auctiopeer
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.a ~ 49, 49,
DIED,

On the ia. Noy 1871, after nm ills,ess of cshs or
tn months, IL consumption. Mr. JAMES i. cry
Ant in the :. tb year Of lis age.
His funeral will take place from Mr. Jas. Taylor
resiaeuee. Venlbie street this afternoon, ut
Ctock. Tho friends AID aeluaintances Of the faIni
Is are respectfully invited to attend.
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Rs- ALEX. HILL received at the Fair Of tho Me-
chanics' institute, at Richmond, the highest pre-
MUM that was awarded for the best Boots and
Shcea. 10 LIT
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So" RARBEEs CoQUErrg-P Photographed by MIN
NISCopiee for sale at his now Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery, Main street, opposite the Custom
HOUSE, no l5-2tr
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AI.eiios--hr. sturm has been elected to IN.
virginia House OF Delegates from Barbour county.
Vie Dir. Talbot, resigned.
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CHISA.--The Paris Pays sa.s: We have private
intelligence from Hong Kong TO September sth.--
The Niceroy Yeh expected at Canton about the
10th, on his return from pekin. The Emperor had
conferred npon him the title of Iseu-yzy,pauk
which means lieutenant of his person. This is
rank which is given except 10 princes of tlie
Imperial family when on mission. IL Is said that
Yeh has positive orders to summon the English TO
eyacuate Cation and IL authorized In default Of
Compliance 10 make an official declaration of war
against England. 4.5 4.-s4AA .--.,.--. :.
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sI To TIE VOTERS OF HENRIc

TT.-In reply to the communication signed MANY
Voters of the County" which appeared in the Dis
patch Of the 18th inst. respectfully arnosnce my
.efa candidate for the office Of CLERK Of the County
Court of said county. WIN. F9LkES.
Il i
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Loss OF SALT.-Fhe Syracuse n. ~ Journal
says that the 0nondaga Lake is very high, aud
several thousand bushels OF salt has been swept
Oft.
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Dome SPIEITUAIIs1s.-The notorious confidence
man." Alex. Johnson has been arrested III New
York. One of his exploits with ''circle" of
,irtuaists in New York, into which he introduced
himself Sir. johnson, of Ky, accompanied by Il
'friend':
lie pretended that he was attended by the spirit
of jake Stropr notorious highwayman, and that
his friend was attended by the spirit Of Robert
Macare.' The circle gladly received him and well
c0mei him into their midst. Several persons hav
ing mad speeches, Mr. Johnson, of g itucky, was
called upon. and related many of the wonderful
adventures of Jake StrOp." Some Of the ladies
finally desired to be shown how thu notoii us Jake
Strop pepetrated his robberies johnson, of course
could not hesitate to crafty the wish, and in the
twnkling of All eye he had while holding them
Engaged in conversations relieved them of all tn ir
jewery. The plumber he gave to his confederate
aud requested him to step outside of the door
moment. Robert Macaire did requested, and
johnson, asking leave of absence moment to con-
suit with the spirit, made off. The circle waited
for some time, but getting tired ventured to peep
outside the door, when they found that the fell
/ W. had sloped The catalogue the exploits of Mr.
Confidence Johnson are quite too numerous to men
ton. 1t is supposed he is now safe for year.
to come.
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ARRIVAL OF EUROPEAN STEAAsRs-Aore Specie
The British steamship Glasgow, Capt. Goodwin
from Glasgow, arrived at New York on Tuesday,
with III passengers; aud the Hamburg steamship
Hammonia, Capt Stevenson, from Hamburg, LIST
inst, with 405 passengers and SCI 800 in specie
Their dates were anticipated by previous arrivals.
GENERAL WALkER.-A private letter, received in
New York from reliable source, intmates that
Gen. Walker, if intercepted at Nicaragua, will
next be heard of at llayti.
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BE~ TIE SUPERIORITY Of the French work and ma
terial is acknowledged by all who have worn it, not
wthstandiDg the assertions oi those who are unable
10 obtain it. ALEX. Hui,
Importer ofFronch Boots. Shoes and Materials.
no LIT IL Main st, Richmond.
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CHURCH SUIT DEIDED.-We learn from parkers-
burg, that Judge Edmundson has at last decided
the Church suit pending between the Northern
aud Southern Methodsts in that town. The suit
was 10 recover the Church and property owned by
them Jointly previous to the division of the Church
government into Northern aud Southern bodies
and has been in court some ten or twelve years
Judge Edmundson, we understand, decides that the
property belongs to the Northern portion of the
Church The Southern division Of the Church
have had possession of ths property since the d.
vision in 1874, aud since then have added parson.
age Fheelia9 Tmfs Nor. IL.
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Court Matters-Discover of a Gold
Nine, ia.
CORRESPONDENCE OF rnu nIcnAoyn DAILY DISPATCH
New ksNrC. H., Va, Nov. Il. 1857.

NEW hSNI - H., u. NOV. IA, loOI-
The Circuit Court commenced here on last Tues
day. the 10th instant, and up to the present the
whole time has been consumed in trying John
Camm Wynn, (of Indian descent for an assault
and battery Oh John :. COrbin. Esq, with all in
tent to kill him. Messrs. john NJ. Gregory, John
p. Price, Telemachus Taylor, Isaac II. Christian
aud John Coaltsr appeared for the defence, and at
ter very able arguments from each, which con-
sumed the whole of to-day the jury, after retiring
for period Of only ten 1inutes, returned YER
dict Of not guilty much to tho qualification of his
relatives and friends.
gold mine has actually been discovered within
three miles of this place, aud the gentleman on
whose land it vas found has been offered one hun
dred 'llars per acre for his entire far which he
has refused, lie eng very much elated at the dis
cOyery mass Of earth, containing innumerable
small Jumps OF gold, is now in possession of MIR.
billiard. to whom the land belongs.
The Rev. VIM. 5. Briggs, who has been pastor of
Emmaus' Church, Of this county. for the last
twe.v: months, is retained by its members tor the
ensuing year lie is divine of rare theological
attainments, and a very interesting and fluent
speaker, and particularly fitted for his mission.
As the time approaches for the election of county
officers, have heard of several persons wEo will
probably be candidates for the very lucrative office
OF Sheriff, some OF whom will command a large
vote. DYKE.
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ZOE SALE AT A BARGAIN, or EX-

TOE SALE AT A BARGAIN, or EX-
Il CHANGE FOR STATE STOCK, RAILROAD OR
OTHER GOOD BONDS.
| am authorized 10 sell from ten 10 eighteen
thousand of land. Consisting of several tracts
lying in the cHnntes OF Nicholas, Fayette and Green.
brier, State Of Virginia, TO which good and per-
yctly satisfactory title will be made Most Of it Is
heavily timberesi with beech. maple. sugartree and
other valuable timber, among some OF which there
IA little or no underground. Extensive bodies OF
good arabic land may be found some of the tracts
psrtakne of what is denominated In that section
country, otddes and in the west prairies. Pre-
sunng that tLo,e wishing to purchase will view the
lands and sea for themselves it il deemed unneces-
.ary to enter into full description in this adver
tjsement snficeit to say. that Ia point OF natural
frttyland ad sptation TO the culture Il grain ,grasf
es fruits &c these ianis are represented being
superior to any east Of the blue Ridge and adjoiL
the lands of Hon. X. NJ. T; Hunter, Vim: II, Macfar-
land EsQ. and others. The Virginia Central Rail
road will pass through this section of the country
and enhance the value Of these lands exceedingly
The county of Nicholas, particularly, has been M
pidly filling up with an industrious population from
other sections of yirg mia and North Carolina All
communications addressed to me at Richmond Va
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.. Land 4 Pension Agt
no ls-titf Cor. Of Bank aud nth SITS. Richmond Va
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NAVIGATION OF WELLAND CANAL STUPPEU.
ST. CATHARINEs, c. W. Nov. 1.-THE lock OF the
Weland Canal at this place broken to-day by
the propeller Prairie State and in consequence the
navigation of the canal is entirely stopped.
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THIS IRISH LINEN TRADR.-Ihere has been no
change in the ordinary aspect of this manufacture
tor the week. In the present state of affairs be-
yond the Atlantic, activity could not be expected
nor has the home trade been marked by the usual
stir of the autumn season. Stocks accumulate
largely in several of the more extensive houses
Sanguihe merchants feel hope that the panic 10
nearly over, and that the feverish condition of
finance in the Northern States will speedily abate.
In the meantime, the usual activity prevails at
seats of finish, and the spread grounds of
bleach fields very widely covered with goods in
process of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Uister, Noe. /.
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REJOICING IN CASApA.-The news of the fall OF
Delhi the occasion of great rejoicing in Cana
ia. In Hamilton flags were displayed, salute Of
y guns fred and the military paraded in full
force. In Toronto similar demonstrations were
made, though not on 50 extensive scale.
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NLOSING OUT OF GOODS.-The La

CLOSING OUT OF GOODS.-The La
~ dies should call at once at G0LDSMIT'S 4S
Broad street to procure the greatest bargains ever
heard Of every dollars worth Of goods must be clos
ed ont without regard IL cost Trimming at 20 per
cent under the usual prices: Embroideries Of every
description at great sacrifice; Millinery goods ct
alarming prices Cloaks and Busters guaranteed a
saving of seventy five per cent; Bleaced Cottons;
Irish Linens Black Silks; Thread Laces and lots of
other goods at sacrificing prices A liberal deluc.
ton made t. those that wish to sell again
G0LDSMIpS Trimming and Fancy
no Iq Store, 2l5 Broad street
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NARRATION OF WELLAND CANAL

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT.
new ORLEANS Nov 1S-All the banks hero re-
sumed specie payment yesterday.
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g1~ JUST received, 80 bbls. prime Ap-
pies, on consignment. for saleby
nol9-2t PBYTOG ARCHER
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EgMiSIA FREzzoLNI-This splendid artist is to
appear here on Monday night next, in concert at
Metropolitan Hall. She is on her way to fill an
engagement in opera ut the Tacon theatre, la
vana. OF her voice and person, the critic of the
Washington Union says
She has q very high soprano, aud executes with
marvellous facility not only the most tasteful diff
culties any prima donna ever encountered to dis
play her power, and the inspiration the music con
veyed To her individually. Nile Frezzoini is the
most fascinating woman we have ever seen in q
concert room-her sweet expression, her soft yet
brilliant eyes, shaded by their long lashes her
manner, full of grace, yet almost diffdent Her
shoulders and her bust are models for a sculptor
except that they glowing with life Mile
Frezholini was dressed like % Queen, and wore en-
eralds and diamonds worth prncesss dowry.-
The public were taken by surprise at such over
whelming excellence, and 1t was not until tho 70,
EanZa in Otello that they recovered breath to give
their admiration an expression. Then Frezzoiin
encored enthusiastically. sang the rondo from L.
LoInhardi, mon fu sogno,' and we left every one
going wild over "Ah non siungei"
Madame Strakosch met with warm reception
and was enc0rtd.
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$1,000 A YEAR!
$1,000 4 YEARti

81 .Gh A YEAR. PROFITABLE AND HONORA-
SLIGO A YEAR. bic employment for all times
5! 900 A YEAR. Persons in town or country in
81 .Usn YEAR. search of employment as source
81 60 YEAR. of income or TO fill up their leisure
81 600 A YEAR. hours, may hear of such by encos
81 ,U1 YEAR. ing two stamps, to pay postag e to
1000 A YEAR. Prot JAMES 7. HORNE, Box No
s. t01 4 YEAR. i,,l5l New York post Office. The
81 900 YEAR. emplOymen is fitted to either sex
81 ftn A YEAR. station in life immaterial. 1t Is an
81, $40 YEAR. article of daily consumption and
81 SEQ A YEAR. can be manufacturers in the agents
800 A YEAR. dwelling secured BY copyright; ;
81 GEO A YEAR. sale as permanent as -four An
S! u1O A YEAR | agent is wanted in every town in
81 200 A YEAR the Union. no l9-d&cwlH
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hL AUcTIo N.-Groeeries, Leather,
Whiaksy. kc., THIS MORNING. by
no I9--lt |. d G.. 4. DAVENPORT.
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RAIN AT AUGUSTA. GA.

AUGUSTA. Nov. 16-IIeavy rains are prevailing
in this vicinity, and killing frost.
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BEENEsHAyEN. Oct. 30th.-Sailed: Ship Butler
DICK, Wilmington, n. G.
RIO JASEIRo. Oct 2d.-Arriyed: Schr. North Point,
Swain Richmond.
NrgpoRr. Nov u.--SaiIed: Schrs J. 5. Hopkins
Hopkins, from elioet, AMI Leader, Hart, from
Eyckland. for Richmond.
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EeS~ s. HIRsH, 209 Broad street, begs
to nOl III his customers that though times are hard
and goods sold with small advance, he is receiving
fresh supplies of TRI nMiNGS by every weeks ar
rival. III in want of "AATCHIS0H should call at
once Mt the old stand of S. HIRRH'S
no l1-l2tS Trimming and Fancy Store.
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ZINE STATIONERY AND FANCY
ARTICLES, FOR SALE BY
-. JAMES WOoDH0usE 90.
Move, Alhambra, Gotiered Rose. Buff, Mourning
aid other beautiful Note Papers
kANkLOPks, % suit either Of the above Papers.
BATH PAPEkt-ut various sizs~ and qualities.
VISITING AND WEDDING CAkDS--Of the nnes
bristol Beard and donble enamel.
HEDulNa and Fancy knyclOps-<-Of the newest sllG
fashionable sty les-snme very beautifal.
FANNY WATERS, Sealing Wax and ether relai-
sites Tor wedding and party occasions.
NlsITlNu AMI wedding Cards. engraved and pratt
ell IN the heat style At short notice.
PORTABLE WHITING DkSks-Of PAPER Aachis,
t,ome new styles,) Rosewood. Ebony, Mahogany
eokI FoLios-ofPapor hsehie. and various beat
tfsl Leathers.
iSk STANDS In great variety. suitable snr the
counting room, office. desk table. traveller. bans
packet, parlor, &c.
GOLD PE$S Of Levi Browns" make the best Al
ter all Tor smooth writing, and tor durability
fol sale in cases or without
SfEkI. PINS of every fasofite kind.
LADIES WORK BONES aud Dressing Cases.
oRkR STANDS, or Paris make, entireiy new aae
PEN MAkERs-very useful 10 those who prefer
Qull Pens, and cannot mako them with knaie
PEN HOLDERS. OF every grade, sonic very haasr
soms. suitable additions to tbs furniture q sa
CHESS MEN Of Wood, Rene and Ivory.
WALKING CANES, gold mounted. silver N 'antsa'
JAMES wooDHousE 4 CO.
Booksellers. stationers. and dealers N
no is--2t Piano foftss,
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WANTED-To purchase, 2000 cords Of
W good STAVR TIMBER. ON the stump either
by the cord acre. IL must be either on the Canal
or River, convenient to some Of the Railroads lead
Sag into Richmond. Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory corner BYRD and nth ste. lite
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new PIASo.--It is stated that plano has bee u
brought forward at Dresden which will superssde
the assistance of sixty vocHllsts and instruments
1t is most toneful. and already one hundred and
twenty of the instruments, at $500, are ordered
for Australia and the colonies.
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OMNIRUS NOTICE q

fs-sLISMN sAand after Monday sd inst the reg
cx.ss<sular line of buses will run from
Rockets To the Theatre instead Of the head of Broad
STREET, as heretofore This arrangement will con-
tinue until March next, 1855 wht it will be contin-
ued through TO Bacon Branch.
10 Its EARNEST RUSKELL.
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. DIR PRICE For ladies

GUM T sHoEtN7Ir D s hoH san hhG5c e.,
Four do. do. * cts; Over Shoes - cts BnskIns
lind with flannel, - cts; Over Shoes with heels IS
cents.
FOR MISS ES.-Three Strap Sandals - cts Over
Shoes - cents; BoOtees, lined with flannel Is cents
The above are warranted the first quality.
no 70 MARCUS HARRIS Ike BROAD #
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GI~ A RELIGIOUS MEETING 10 now in
pregreBs at sycamore Church. Rev. IsAAC ERRETT
Corresponding Secretary of the American Christian
Missionary Society. will preach nightly. no Its