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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22

CoOL-Iay Cboi-At six o'clock this morning tile
mercury down to SIS degrees September
weather, thisi Fires, closed windows and broad
cloth were in demand. Lucky for farmers that this
weather succeeds the tornadoes and rain of yester
day. 1t Is preventive Of rust and mildew in ri
pened or cnt grain or grass.--tHLarn ". ~ timer
icaa, Tuesday.
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SALE or \ STRAMER.-The steamer George Wash
ington, which has been plying between Alexandria
Va, and Washington, has been sold to a company
in New York for $4,000, and the captain aud crew
are now on board of her, making preparations to
depart, at an early day, for her destination on the
Hudson river.
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a%.CANcERs AND TuMnRs CIRRp WITH

OUT CUTfING.-DR. VI. KAHN. late of Philadelphia
respectfully offers his services the citizens and tht
public generally, for the cure of Cancers, Tumors
Moulds, Blotches, and all diseases OF the skin lis
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He be found at his Office opposite the C1iftor
House from 10 A. NJ. to r. NJ.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
my l9--d4ms
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ENTERED FOR THE RACES IN 1S59--We see by Bell 3
Life in London, received by the last steamer, that
MIR. Ten Brock has entered for the Derby the
chesnut colt Woodburn and the bay fiily Bonita
For the Oaks he has entered the Bonita and for
the st. Leger both these horses. These entries are
all for the races in l $50
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PROFESSOR SILLIMAN ROBBED At M0NTREAL.-fhe
Montreal Pilot of August l4th regrets to learn that
some of the light fingered gentry we're at work at
the conversations given by the Natural History So
ciety in the City Concert Hall Prof. Sillman was
relieved of about SlOO while promenading the hall.
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to their friends and the public generally that their
FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION,
down James River, will take place, on the evening
of
MONDAT, THE 7TR DAP OF SEPTEMBER.
The fsvorite and splendid steamer CURTIS PECK
has been engaged tr the occasion, and other ar
rangements have been made to contribute TO the
comfort and pleasure of those who may honor them
with their presence.
kH- The boat will leave the wharf at ~ o'clock,
p. VI.
The Music will be furnished by SMITHS ARMO-
RY BAND
TICKETS can be procured from the Committee
of Arrangements or from any other member of the
Company. Price 81, admitting a Gentleman and
two Ladies' Fifty Gents will be charged for each adj
dtional Lady
Er REFRESHMENTS furnished at city prices.
CoMaITTEEs4co Commander Bossieux LIST Foreman
Crawford, and Private Cyrus Bossieux.
au l7-eodtd
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INDIAN BATTLE.

DUBUQUE, Aug. 20-lIostilites have again broken
oat between the Sioux and Chippewa Indians
The latter attacked party of the Sioux Sac
troxiers, and took thirty scalps, and retrested
down Red River
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


49, CuAnqls, MIssorsi. Jaiy II. iS.i-
n.y. Mn. &. BAKER--DHAE S1R; being
in Virginia short time, / bought bottle Of your
pre,uinrn Hitter and II has done me more gooa
than ali the medicine ever took in my lie sena
you Ave dollars yon will please send me the VOTE
Of ii in your Bitters By Adams 20 ~
Channels. WM 2. y ~ . - -. pa,
NE do hone the proprietor may distribute ms bt-
ters IN every state In the Union, as they have ge-
come very popular and highly recommended py the
most ,,rnn,ine nj phy scians in the state.
They can be had of all Druggists IN tins CITY IN.
elseu here in Virginia Aso OF Messrs ehares o,o.s
bier K Co., Baltimore. es4ss-szes+4e
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CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-S. Bronson, Jr. formerly cash
Ter of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank of this
city, has been arrested at st. Pauls, minnesota, at
the instance of the President of the Bank, charged
with the larceny of $4,000 of the funds OF the
Ra
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s,x- p,oor's ARoMArIc WILD CHERRY

BIrrERs-Persons suffering from langour or debility,
occssioned by the hot weather. should use this great
inyigorator 1t speedily relieves nervous headache.
dyspepsia indigestion. &c, improves the appetite
and strengthens the system,
price 50 cents the quart bottle. Sold only By
au lg-2w E.J. PICoT. Druggist.
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Castle" OF A MODERN REFoRAER.--Dr. Lydin
Saycr Haybrouck, the apostle OF dress reform. who
leGtured sometime since III New York, is building
a curiosity of architecture, in the shape OF ''mud
house." at Middletown, y. Y, which is designed
to solve the problem how every man can DO his
own landlord. The house which is pleasantly 10
Gated on hill near the village. is octagonal, and
resembles brown stone at little distance.
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Sun AGAINST CITY-Mr. John ". Robinson has
commenced suit against the city of Boston, and
laid damages at Sl0000s for injuries which his son
received by the explosion of the mortar eli the
Common on the evening of the 4th of July.
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SAILED ron kraopE.--Amons the passengers who
saiiea on the Persia, from New York, Wednesday
Tor Liverpool were Miss II. Gruder, Misc NJ. Grn
aer Miss u Gray. W. O. Gray, D. o. Gray. and ".
i. Gadsdsn, Of Richmond
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TsFALL TRADE, 1857.
SSj GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTIfENW4RE.
NO. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall inportstions per
ships William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills
City Of Brooklyn, &C. and per steamers and vessels
from the factories our stock of Glass Ware Looking
Glasses, plated goods, Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
panned Ware, &C., &c, which make up stock tn
largest and most complete We have offered. and
to which we invite the attention of the trade. 0ur
stock has been selected with special regard to the
wants of the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed
prepared TO offer our goods OH as good terms
any re-packing house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who bnv goods
North respectfully requested 10 call and examine
onr stock, are satisfied they W the risk
and expenses goods by giving rs their orders
Great taken in filling all orders and none bat
the best packers employed.
GEO. ]. SUMNER.
Milestone Ware at factory prices. u22
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MCRDRR.-Lewis Williams, u cab driver in Mobile
Ala, was found lying dead in his cab last week
with ID stabs on his body. The cab was tied in the
woods. Ino Pigeon was arrested for the murder
after swimming a mile to escape the officers.
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THR Loss.-The Clarkesyille (Va.) Tobacco Plant
estimates the loss by the recent fire at that place
at $1,000, about one-half of which is covered by
insurance.
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SUSPENSION IN BOSTON

Boston, Aug. 21-Blanchard, Sherman Co.,
commission merchants here, have suspended, in
consequence of the failure of Bates Co. Liabili-
ties xirOn 600
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NBw YORK, Aug. 2I-Flour declined 5d25 cts;
State $635(6.50 Ohio nominal Southern ST. 5Ud 6.s7.
Wheat helyy, white $l7O(Gl.s0, red $l.52(d l.57.-
Corn depressed; mixed S51e.
B.LTIaoRE, Aug. 2l.--Howard street -four 81; City
Mills $6.l2: Wheat unchanged Corn: white and
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Re For WASHING ISFASTs-Fontaines Cream of
Wild Flowers will prove superior to all spirits To-
tons. No mother nurse will be without it after
one.tral. Sold by all Druggists. j. W. PETERSON.
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The CINCINNATI TRAGEDY-Joseph Loefner, who
recently murdered his wife and \. L. Horton a
merchant of Cincinnati, has been committed for
trial upon the charge of arson and of murder in
the first degree in two instances.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
rHE TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRApu.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l-There is panic in the stock
market and all kinds are lower. Virginia Us are
quoted at 1907.
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b%GEoRGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Ofiice
and residence. No. 27l on MAN, between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. my 31-ly
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MINNESOTA POLITICS

Convention has appointed committee to confer
with the Republicans on the subject of the State
Constitution.
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pownRs' IMpERIAL AMBRoTYpEs.-lOOO
Pictures taken at Isl Main street yesterday Pow
ERs has now completed his mammoth ARRANGEMENT,
and Is prepared to turn out kenesses each day
ali of which are warranted to plsase the custom;
POWERS takes the PATENTED IMPERIAL
AMBR0TYPES. Isl Maih street, doors below l2th.
~ ~
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TENAs LzdisLArrRE.--The Legislature Of Texas
will be largely Democratic. SO far as heard from,
the state Of parties is follows Senate q Demo
Gratis: Opposition. House, 81 Democrats; OPP
position; Independent.
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TEE SCIENTIFIC CoNvEsrIoN.-This body, which
has just closed its deliberations at Montreal elect
ed tho following officers for the ensuing year:
observation-disclosures Jsffries Wyman, VI. D., of
Cambridge. cePresident-Prof. John f.. Hol-
brook, NJ. D.. of Charleston. S. C. Secretary--Pror
W. NJ. Chauvenet, VI. D.. of Annapolis. Treasurer
A. A. Elwyn, NJ. D., of Philadelphia.
1t was determined to hold the next annual meet
ing in Baltimore, commencing on the last " cdnes
day in April next, and recommended that the meet
ing two years hence should be in ST. Louis.
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MARINE DISASTER on THE SOUTH PACIFIC CoAsF.-
The Panama Star of the 4th inst. says the British
ship Walton MunCaster, Mounsey, commander
totally lost on the reef outside Charneral Bay
forty miles north Of Caldcra previous to the LIST 0
July.
Mrs. Mounsey, the captains wife, and clever
hands were drowned-a boat with five hands. salt
10 be sent by the ship Dennis Brandreath was ais,
lost, with all the hands, in endeayoring to say.
Mrs. Mounsey.
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nea WHrrE TEETH, PgRrusrp BREATH

AND BEAUTIFUL CONTRADICTION be acquired BY
using the "Btfm no thousand F7o,oers." What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse of dis.
greeable breath, when, by using hte BALM OF 4
THOUSAND FLOWERS as dentrifce, would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white "a alaas.
ter. Many persons do not now their breath is bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware OF countsrtcts. Be sure each
bottle il signed FgTRIDGE Co.
For sale BY all Druggists New York.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
NH li-eod6m Agents for Richmond.
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BH DE. COOKS, LATE OF ST. LOWS,
Mo.-ofhce and residence Sd street. west side, be.
tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH ls--d6m
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~ ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No. l27 Main street,
oh
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. THE Z. $. STEAM FRIGATE ROANOKE.

BosTos, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1S57.--The u. 8.
steam frigata Roanoke goes into the dry dock in
this city to-day.
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mr.. xxrhlf. snInhmr.

The editor Of the Fredericksburg News ",''ns
from the white Sulphur, Aug. Is says they DfoAe
ground that morning in digging the founaa'ion o.
tho new Hotel. to he completed 10y June 10, lsos-
/, /. "a be 400 feet long, and quarter Of mile
..roundr-thrce stories. with demonstrating
room the entire length grand house, larger
than the biggest steamship afloat.
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JUSTICE AvESGED--A NEGRO SHoT.-We learn pri-
vately that 4 negro man belonging to Mr.. FAINT
leroy. residing near Saluda, Middlesex county, Va,
was shot and instantly killed. in front of his mas
ters gate, on the 18th inst. The ball entered his
head just behind the ear and he fell to the earth
without even a screech The radiance OF this no
gro from the community il matter of rejoicing t.
the citizens Of Gloucester, and King Queen as
well as Middlesex from various considerations, hut
especially from his recent attempt upon the life Of
Mr.. Marston. After having been convicted of All
assault with intent to kill he was repreved by
Gov WISE and sufferedby his master TO 80 ut large
who peremtorily refused to sell him RS he ought
have done, out of the State. The name IF tho
avenger is unknown nor is it likely that any effort
will be made to discover him.-Bdto. Clipper.
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Bag RUSSELL & JOHNSON, Manufae-
urers of CENTRE PIECES, ooRNIOE oRSA-
dENTs, SC, at northern prices, It'll street between
broad and trace ~ A-im*
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MA To Mr.. E. BAKRR.-Dear Sir: Il

Justice to Yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted permit to cite an instance OF the remark
able qualities of your PRgMIUM BIrTKRs. hsd
never used them until recently, but my wife having
been affected with nervous affection, and disorder.
ed stomach, for the past ten or twelve years used
every means in my power to restore her to health -
She was under the constant treatment Of ve or six
able ph ysicans, but no relief could be had. thea
saw several certificates of the remarkable cures made
by your BITTERs. l persuaded my wife TO try them,
she did and in little time she began to recover
pidy Not only her nervous affection and disordefcd
stomach were removed but her general health 10
better now than 1t has been for many years. am
now using and shall always continue 10 use your
BITrERs write this In justice TO yourself and for
the benefit OF others who are similarly affiicted
Your obd't sy't THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
Richmond June n, 1851.
These RITTERs can bc had Of all the principal Dr1s.
gists in this city and elsewhere in this State. Jy
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.--------~s-------
Gay WARRINGTON MARSHAL OF PsAScg.-It is not
commonly known that Gen. Washington, during
the war of the Revolution, received tho honorary
title of Aaresehal dc France. The history Of the
American, Marshal of France, is simply this:
"When, in 1871, Colonel Iaurens went to France
as special ambassador, difficulty arose between
him and the French Ministry as to the command
of the combined armies of America. Our heroic
Laurens raid; Our chief must command; 1t is our
cause, and the battle is our soil. 'C'eSt fnpos
nbSc, exclaimed the Frenchman; by the etiquette
OF the French service the Count de Rochambeau
being an old Lieutenant-Generalc can only be com
manded by the King in person. or a MIreSchol dt
Frame Then, exclaimed Laurens, make our
Washington AaTeschol dc France, and he diff
Guilty is at end 1t was done"
RIoonY rIaHr WITH THE ISmAxs-A company Of
10 men, having in their charge s2i head of beet
cattle belonging to Russell & Waddle and destined
for the Utah expedition had been attacked by u
band Of Cayennes and Cainanches, on the LIST inst,
The st. Joseph Journal says:
sThe Indians came upon the droves aud men
quite UNEXPECTEDLY, killing one man and desper-
atey wounding another. At the time Of tue at
tack scarcely any of the drovers had their guns
loaded. After recovering from the shock they pro-
ceeded to load their guns az quickly possible
and to return the FIRE. They think they caused
three. if not five of the Indians to bite the dust
But this little repaid them for their own loss
The cattle belonging 10 the drove took stampede
at the first charge of the Indians and before the
skrmish was over, they succeeded in running OIL
20 out Of ~ of the company mules and horses
This happened about twenty-seyen miles above
Fort Kearney. and having only two mules OF
horses left. the greater part of the company had
10 foot il hack to the Fort which they did by cir
cuitous route in order TO avoid the Indians, thus
making the actual distance much further. The
wounded man suffered excruciating pain during
the entire route.
The shot he received broke his thigh. lie and
another man were on the same animal, the wound
ed man riding behind, with his leg dangling by the
side of the beast upon which he was mounted. He
also suffered greatly from the want of water caused
by the loss of blood and riding through the hot
Run.
Immediately on receiving intelligence, Colonel
Sumner with small detachment Of men, left Fort
Kearney in pursuit of the Indians
The man killed by the Indiana was VIM. Sanburn,
of Leavenworth City and in the employ of Russell
4 Waddle to whom the S24 head of cattle belonged.
On the arrival of the company at Fort kearney
Lieut. Marshall. who in command, dispatched
an express to Gen. Harvey. at Fort Leavenworth.-
The expressman came far as this city-Or
opposite here, in the Territory-iu company will.
Messrs Sumner and BUST, and proceeded on to
Fort Leavenworth.
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WHEAT AT AUGUSTA, GA.
BANK ROBBERY.

Augusta, Ga, Aug 2l.-The receipts of Wheat
here to-day reached 10000 bushels.
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Barns, BArus! BArHs!-Hot, Cold

and Shower Baths can be had at all hours, from .
O'Clock A. ~ to 10 p. NJ at the Hair Cutting. sha-
wing and Shampooing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths .
cents or 5 tickets 81. my
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REHAIR CUTTING. To the Citizens

and Strangers visiting the Cty.4t you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and most io royed style
l would advise you to call on H01oU at Is Hair
Cutting Room. under the American I-0tel-ts 'raAi
on 18th street.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours single Baths . cents tickets isT 81.
ap Z-tf
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TITO PHYSICIANS.

ITO PHYSICIANS.
M1THET:c1YLus GLUTEN CAPSULES or
C0PAIBA and CITRATE of IRON
COpAIBA andGUBEBS
C0pAIBA and RHATANY
'C0PAIBA. CUBEBS and RHATANY
COPAIBA and MAGNESlA, and other Com
pounds.
These Capsules have gained great celebrity where
ever they have been used
RECORD, the celebrated Surgeon of Paris, and
other eminent practitioners say they are far superior
in PURITY LIGHTNEss and soLUBILITY and az conse-
quence. much easier swallowed and less liable to
cause nausea. than the Gelatine Capsule. A supply
'i"N' u MEADE ( BAKER. pharmaceutists.
au 22-cwit ls6. n. w. cor. Main and 10th sts.
pAINTINGS OF THE CITY AND
SCENERY OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
spectfully invited, by the subscriber, to see his
large picture, in oil; OF the city OF Richmond. and
at his studio, No. 22s Main street. Immediately above
9Th street. =
They will be disposed of by subscription SALE
au 22-lw* ALEX DAVIDSON.
ERESH SARATOGA WATER
l. Inqusrt and pint Bottles, from Congress Spring.
GENUINE GERMAN sELTZER and RAC0CKZY
WATERS, in pint jugs
MEADE BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
au 22-d&ew4w Isl, NV cor. Main and 10th SITS
.NORN.-l500 bushels prime White Corn
au 24-3ts MARX DOwNEY.
MRS. SALLY A. V. LINDSAY-Who
1v4 has had many years experience in Teaching,
will open SCHOOL at her residence on Main street.
three doors above the United States Hotel common
cling the LIST September and ending the 3Dth June.
The course of instruction will be thorough, from
the elementary TO the higher branches of an English
education.
For information relative to the School, Terms, &C.,
apply at her residence.
References: Rev: Robt Ryland, Rev. DR.. Jeter,
Rev. III. Keeling VIM. Sands, editor of the Religious
Herald. Rev. James B. Taylor. au 22-ots
dressing FRAMES.-The Manches-
IL ter Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing Com
pany have for sale few Second Hand DRESSING
FRAMES, in complete working order, suitable for :.
and q Goods. Apply to the superintendent at the
an z2-iawiw VIM II. POWERS, Agent.
DER SCHR. CRENSHAW.-77 bbls.
L Med: No, } Mackerel, q bbls, Refined Family
Lard 25 boxes Morgans Soap, s. boxes Chemical
Sperm Candies, 20 boxes Colgate's Toilet Soap now
fs aasa anu '0f SAFE % VIM WALLACE SONS /
IL Ibis. No. l Richmond Inspection
~ Halifax Cipt Herrings. just received and for
au Il WIN. WALLACE SONS.
< HHDS. Choice Bright Porto Rico Mo-
au2s WIN. WALLACE IONS.
KEREL and HERRINGS.-2OO
IVA bbls. No. Halifax Cut Herrings, and 100 bbIs
N''' ~ '' BRiDdF5RD 4 CO.,
IN BOXES prime Goshen Cheese; 80
auI5 WM WALLACE SONS.
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COMMlSSlDNBkS UfFICE,
CHESTERFIELD c. H., Aug.8, 1857.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
l. TATE OF THOMAS GREGORY, DECD, AND
ALL OTHERS C0NCERNED-You are hereby not-
fed that at the request Of Nelson Gregory sdminis
traitor Of Thomas Gregory, dec'd, have appointed
the 3Oth day OF september 1857, At my office, for re-
dent or his estate at which tine and place yon are
required TO attend.
County Court OF Chesterfield county, the day and
year first aforesaid.
au 22-law4w WV. T. COGRIIL Comm'r
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OPENING OF RAILWAY IN NEWF0UND-
LAND.
ST.. JOINS, n. f., Aug. 20, 1s5..-The railway be-
tween Shediac and Moncton, was opened yesterday.
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ps1- FAcTs WORTH KsowIse.


FANCY DRY GooDs,
LADIES' BsZAAR.
NO. Dt, BROAD sx2sEf, RICHMOND, VA,
Have been marked down at prices and are seliirg
a. lower rates-quality aod style considered--than
they have ever been purchaeed heretofore ia this
market.
EMBRoIDERIEs
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and sLEEvES rans
v,,a rex IRON "A S e 2,s; ayr.
-. sets 10 lower prices
Muslin and Cambria BANDS, for Sleeves and Basoues
Thread aud Valcncrnlses LACEs
sin MirTs Kid and silk GLOVES. HOSE
Whal-bone BUSrS, &C.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Caps. Crapes. &c.
fRINGEs AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
We have . large stock of RRfNGEs aKAIDs
low. VIZ
WHITE GOODS, JAcoSgrs. BRILLIASiss
Book Swiss, Plaid. Striped and Dotted MUSLiNS.
Also great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICl.Es.
ss - unprecedented low priees b make room es
o We =. J. not sops 70 Siaa mp BY. We ~. .sias
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r IST OF Notwithstanding In the
IL RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the list DAY q
~. brrs,n. applying for Letters. in this Last. WI
rleass "A r they are ADVERTISED.