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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

FArAL AccrnEnr.--An accident occurred on Sa
turday evening last, in Charlotte county, Va. near
the Prince Edward line, which Resulted In the
death of a vouth. rbout Is years old-son Of Mr.
John Spencer, of the former county. Young spen-
Ger, and another youth of about the same age son
of Mr.. JOHN b. Bell, of Charlotte, were riding
quite fast on different roads, verging to the same
point. being hid frcm each other by intervening
fences and bushes When they arrived at the
point where the roads met their horses came in
collision, and both riders and horses we're thrown
to the ground Spencer was so badly injured that
be died the next day. The other youth escaped
with com par ratively slight injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
SERIOUS JoKKs-patrick H. cibsor

SERIOUS JoKEs.-Patrick II. Gibson
and John II c. Tyler were before the Mayor yes
'erday, to answer two serious charges brought
against them by Robert Reid-the first, with un-
lawfully taking and carrying away a mustard pot:
and the last, with taking card box. Reid testi-
fed that q moment before the card box was miss
ing. Tyler was near it; and Charles Stewart swore
that he saw Gibson take the mustard pot from the
counter, put 1t in his pocket and walk on. Those
who know the accused parties will readily say,
that II they took the articles they did TO annoy
Mr.. Reid, and not to defraud him out of them -
Owing to the absence of witnesses the investigation
adjourned until to-day, and the parties held to
hal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

A PAPER published 10 Wyandotte, Kansas, il
styl led tho .tGrassbopTsr."
just 80 years ago the frss 6re company was
formed in Cincinnati.
Reliable information from Naples speaks Of the
growing disa6sction IN the ranks OF tho native
army.
The Bmprsss Eusssis has ssacleusly coussnssd,
IT q said 10 accept the tiiis sf 0sssds AdnirsIs
ef the yrench hsst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
'TROMAs, HUGHES d CALDWELL

IMPORTERS AND JoBBEBs,
No. z Pearl ST., Richmond,
Have nov ia store and ready for
FA L L A L E g,
large aud unusually attractive stock of
Notions Sc Fancy Goods E!
To which they respectfully invite the attention OF
the trade
HOSIERY, MARSEILLES GOODS,
GLOVES, THREADS,
EMBRnIERIES WOOLEN GOODS,
SKIRTS. SHIRTS AND DRAW
sUspE sDERs. EKs,
rkIMhINGS, pERFUMERIEs AND
BUTTONS, SOAPS.
Together with general assortment OF FANCY AID
sTAPLE ARfIOLhS. suited 10 town and country
trade, all FRESH, DESIRABLE and CHEAP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
1919 FALL TRADE. 1Sf
sTEBDINS PULLEN,

Corner Of Broad and 9th streets, and half Square
from the Washington Monument,
Are rsceiv nR by the ships Ellen Stewart, Bell Of the
Ocean ara Charlotte. from Liverpool their Fall
Vsupplies Of China and Earthenware and
daily receiving Glassware. both mould and plain,
Cartnrs, Looking GLASSES, together with a general
stock OF goods kept in china and glass establish
ment Country merchants aad all are respectfully
invited u examine cur stock. se4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

PROPOSED BAPTIST HIeH SCHOOL IN WESTERN VA.
The Western Baptist Association, at its recent
session in this place, determined upon the early
establishment of raae school of high grade, to be
located somewhere 10 Western Virginia. We are
informed that this school shoud be In the country
and situated either at some point on the Virginia
and TenBesse Railroad, between Marion and
Christsnshurg, or in Greenbrier or Monroe county.
We learn also that the Board have appoiDte u
committee. consisting of Rev. George b. Taylor Of
Staunton, Rev, Wm. Hut, of Lebanon, aud Chas.
l.. Cooke, Esq, Of Itollins Institute to report by
NEXT Sprne suitable site, aud that this commit
toe propose both survey the sections referred to
aud TO invite offers from communities desiring
the school IN their nlidstSryths CJnnty, la., lis
-goy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

WILLOW FsvEn on Rkyxsus Curfms-The New
orleans DuIiA says that In addition 70 the deafh Of
Lieut. Mc1regor Of the United States Reyeuue
cutter McCieIIand. BY yellow fever, I've nee ceses
have appeared among fhs crsv. tso 81 witch
rosed fatal. The LsWis oaas has lea lour eeanen
by yslle~ tsvsf daring themeMth 81 Assuee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

PRIZE FIGHT IN ENGLAND.-The fight between
Charles Lynch, an American, and John Sullivan
ayoung aspirant for fstic honors in the English
prize ring, took place on the 18th ult, near Lon
don. Aiter twenty nine rounds, at the expiration
OF iorty-eight minutes, Lynch was declared the
victor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

o~ If 10 WIFE suA1nIoD 4hAe To 49,
srs q he above eard hays lsasDsd t1nt tAnsoaD1e
sass ss Nth oprossticn On ses gaxx q ycss<e -
q those engaged IN ths snDs boGpeoor Is - -
been the custom with several q the DSusolg4 q
dspsDsed q night. sud II has t1sa doe0ed pfutse
Z, secure uniformity n this naetsr ~ adeCel1g
Axef rate. 4 . . -
With regard 70 the justice q ~ pssess1fns. -
wo9ld Say, tnae No man engages = euy eo63 -
cupatton wonli eoueidsr h 1n1Ae y eAaano -.
tainiy tnink imprcDef Tor aay PnYNGAu t864s
,ece, vhie he oblains N incrUnsed - 81 ~ ~
tors. Ton the dAy Chsreel amer the hoaF a. 70 II.
sgd We only claim the fffy csnfs stsv = Kass yss
which is II itself jna and proper. e - reSSoS
why We should nos nov % 90. sud h = 6sft1n1Y
better - have snepsn undssstnndtng WIN sho -
diyjduat caprice. - Ne-IfSj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

REIiGIous--Rev. NJ. A. Costello, d. D., of the
Roman Catholic Church. ordained last autumn e
All Hallow College, Dublin, for the diocese Of
Richmond, Va. arrived in Portsmouth Tuesday,
and will preach In st. Pauls Church, In that city,
next Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

sALE.-A moiety OF burners White Sulphur
Springs, Va. recently sold under decree os the
Circuit Court was purchased by j. W. r. Allen, for
81 800; SO that be owns the entire property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

MELANCHOLY DsAsTER.-Calvin Henry, sged l3
son Of Asbel b. Abbott, of New York, was drownef
while in sw INNING In the Nashua river, at Ian
caster, worcester county, Mass, last We,inesda,
afternoon. The family we're just closing thei,
summer in the country, and the lad went out fo,
his "Iast swin,"-and such it too seriously proved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

PorArO CROP IN Misunderstanding to the com
petcpt authority of the Banner of Ulster the
breadth Of land under potatoes this year in the
coed $50 600 acres, and IL adds: 'Last seasons
crop turned out we'll, ample in yield, and, a.
general rule, excellent in quality. This seasons
crop Of the early varieties is very superior. We
are now only in the second week OF August, aud
yet the prices for excellent potatoes 10 the Belfast
market are under those which, at similar period
Of the seasop ruled the markets before the advent
Of the potato disease. Some solitary cases Of the
old disease are TO be seen In few fields in the
country: those instances, however, are 20 trifing
not to be worth any serioas notice. The ssae OF
superior qualities at fourpence stane (about eight
cents peck will give some idea of the healthy
aud prolific state Of the crop. Dabiia paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
PRorosEp MAroHEs.-A writer in the

PROPOSED MATcHEs.-A writer in the
sspirit of the Times" in reply to various commu-
pcatiops upon the subject Of racing and bloods
stock alIudes to the stable of the Messrs. Doswel
and proposes several matches between Virginia
and Louisiana horses, to be at Ne,o Orleans, in
February next. Without consultation with any
one, we think we can safely say that the matches
will not he accepted proposed: First, because
"PIapet." the little pony, that beat the great Dos
we'll flly easily at Petersburg, is engaged in
several large stakes to come of between now and
the first cf March next. Second: Because a horse
going from North to South is almost sure to be
effected by water and climate. And third: Because
If the racing men of the Old Dominion feel that II
they accept q challenge. they should have the
privilege of naming the ground. If the racers Of
Louisiana will say that they will come here, we
think we can match them at all distances. and
have no doubt that the Old Dominion, single
handed. will give our friends Of the sunny Soutb
as much running and betting as they will ask for
in q season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN AcroR.-The veteran actor
J.. T. Harley, WAS suddenly struck with paralysis
while performing his character of Laucelot Gobbo
Ia the Merchant of Venice. at the Prlncesse.
Theatre, London. He died shortly after, The de
ceased was in his 69th year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

. DROUGHT IN FRANcE.-There is less waters In tho
rivers of France than any body remembers to have
feen Many OF the mills have stopped, and those
situated on larger streams are not able to do more
than half the usual amOuut Of work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

~ JAcKsoS's CsLEPRArED BIrrRls.
TAKi JAcKsoN,s BrrrERs.
II you have Dyspepsia,
TAKE yAcKsoN's BrrrERs.
II Jon have Summer Cemplsiaf.
sTAKEfJACKSON'S BfTTERs.
unsurpAssed. - ss - - 20. -
Fcr sale by Druggist generally. Price, only 80
oen.s ner ootffe X. Fl. Jackson. s.
GU IFS prorr:etor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
FALL MPORTA IONS.
L 8 > g.
ARM STRONG, GATOR & CO..

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
R[BR0 rs, MILLINERY SILK GOODS FLOW-
ERS SFRA " B0NNETS AND RCCHE,
No 237 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER SITS, BALTIMORE,
Ofsr stock unequalea in variety extent and cheap
meas Terms strictly 6 mons or 6 per cent of Tor
each car funds. 2h-5m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

DEArn FROM FGIeHr.-A young lady of nineteen,
daushter Of Mr. Haywood, Of Esopus, N. r., died
on the Sd inst. from fright caused by being in a
wagon while the horses were running away
When the vehicle was stopped she was taken out
insensible. and expired 10 few moments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

~Ym FALL STOCK.
sIlGUBo0Ts, SHOES, -
TRUNKS. ko

We have received by different veeeels ana steam.
e's from the North. onr Pail stock OF - W s's.a-
BooTS Slf0ES TRUMAN Hr
Comprising one Of the largest stocks we hava n "A
f2r come time, bought upon the best torms and 81
ten that called for In our line We nvte n,,r
friends and The psbiic to cali and Gee .snr 49, I
when they sisit Richmond The ousiitv ~ 49,
goles are eanal TO any that can he f,und in AM
honse at the North. and we win sell A. low -
au3l pITTNey 4 u avro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

PREcIPIrATE ISTERMsNF.-The Etoile Belgs Bel.
Sium, gives the following example Of the danger
OF too precpitate internent A few days aeo
while the clergyman was reciting the usual pray.
ers over the coffin ofa child, tho supposed dead
child, who had only fallen into trance, awoke
and knocked at the sides of the coffin, utteripg
cries. The coffin was opened and the child taken
to the hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

we are now prepared to offer to our friends, cue-
TONERS, and buyers gsneralls, for THIS fALLS
3uSlNE the largest assortment of all the (oods
embraced IN our card above, that have ever had
beautiful. the variety in guilty is unsurpassed aud
having been imported by ourselves, under the most
favorable circumstances. direct from the manufac-
tureIs In England. and selected with care from the
best actries in this country, feel justified h de-
carirg we can and to sell them as low pr ices ~
Goods OF similar qusity, Of either English or Aneri
can,manuisciu ure can be purchased ut any house in
We cordially invite all buyers and visitors to the
RICHARDSON CO..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

FoRFIGS MISSIONARY MEETING The forty.nipti
annual meeting CT the American Board of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions opened 10 Detroit on
the 7th inst at the First Presbyterian Church, in
that city. The Rev. Mark Hopkins, D. D., Presi
dent, was in the chair, who called the Rev S. C.
Aiken. D. D., to lead the devotional exercises The
treasurer reported the receipts from all sources al
1894 ,0S0, and the expenditures s372,04l. leaving
with the debt Of the previous year, deficiency OF
s4o,s70. Two corporate members and Eve mission
aries died during the year. Nineteen new mis-
sionares had gone out. The Rev. George Shepard
ID. d., preached the annual sermon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

BISHOP JAMES SHoT.-Bishop James, Of the M. E.
church, bad q narrow escape from death In India.
napoli., Ipdiana, on the ID fnst. He was passing
along the street from the residence Of Bishop Ames,
when he Was struck in the face by shot from gun
carelessly nred BY some boy. and painfully wounded
The shot entered the left cheek, and penetrated
the side Of the nose. surgeon soon extracted the
shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
~ Tssru ExraAcfsD, wlfnsss

PAIN, BY MEANs on ELDcrnIuTr. ass sAs~es.ns
GEORGE " JONES. Dentist, hersby nflens
those wishing their teeth erssctsd, that es Il noN
prepared wtth tk 10 new method, md y daily oang
il With complste success. Hia aYw lNo11mepU.
with thetf India rubber fhlcrum, Are particularly
troll OF the electric clrrens This ersos i1peo1op
meut has been generally adopted by The prv1iltoa.
Dasmuch ~ it not only subdueo the p1tA Of extfoe
upon such operations, ciaNy whore tAese
are many teeth to be drawn. Oo7-1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
NEW RIVER WHITE sULPHUE

/ =
~ sPRING5.-The increasing popularity and pa.
trouage OF this place exceed the present sccommo-
dations. without the beneht of convenient access
CONTRACT has been made with o responsible com-
pany. having much experience in such operations,
70 prepare New River for small steamboats, or GER
taniy comfortable barges. in time for another
son, from the Central depot, ON the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the fsprngs, and some DIS
rss 1e0w the S work being nov in scss
Sweet, areenbrier White sulphur, Sc, By the
Mountain AXE Cor Salt Pond) will be finished in
lew weeks Tbs magnificent scenery, fine sulphur
water. beautiful river. with probable access BY rail
road, water to all parts Of the country. tender
nace ssary improvements. the sale OF portion or
M sil % company desiring to engage In such busi-
Is attached 10 1t one of the best plantations
10 the country. ve hundred acres. sufcient for the
productions necessary. for extensive accommods.
under An act OF incorporation Tbe original cost,
under the most unfavorable ircomstances together
Is shares az $50 each. or s3i 49, The present
owners ars willing for the ok to In all
.sspects the adyantages Of the otd stock believing
baths. &c. will much increase the Dividends the
whole stock; or they would sell the whole property
though circumstances have very much enhanced
eresidsnt and Proprie.or; Jso 4 LaNo1sTER 4
SON or q W PURDELL co, Richmond; or WIN
pANNILL and PAUL HINTON, Petersburg.
se7-dAwlm
CMALL FARM ON RICf1HOND AND
aIGKs FROM RIcHaosD. Fok f sAIH-we e aie
authorized 30 sell the small Farm. located ~ above.
now occupied by Mr + oebe. containing . seres,
proved. the balance in oak and pine Tn. Improve
rents consist Of . neat dwelling containiDgsfour
outhouses. Its cops.dereda q first rs.e stand fra
groc. ~ store for taking care Of stock &c. large
% as
good neIghhofhoad. and coavenient 70 several
churches. Apply to MF Ccbes on the Z Inrsnaiss., q
ses-st
THE FAIR IN RICHMOND, COM
1 MsNcING ON THE 2sra OCTOBER NEXT.
AND C0NTINUINa ONE wEEK.-sseam power,
Sa neaaa ps1 iouss viii
upon the grounds at the lowest rates Of charge BY
Mr. Mr. PHILIP r,ns Rahm. with whom arrangements hsve
ExLiei.ors must furnish such rizcd prliies as viii
NJ Mr. Kahn. % oi Richmond win give any other in-
CHARLES DIMMocK..
! Chief Marshal and 6len'i eup't
sew Of the National Exhibition.
| 10000 dos LBS rODDs FAMILY BA
s6o boxes "6id Dsninion. c.DdIs:.
@ sss.s ... n:s sse.s ca ss asss sss vor -.
s7-st :, CHAS z WORfHAA o.,
| RUTTBR.-sO kegs laoshsn Butlsr. For
ss1a s.ls p cnAs rwonraAM ] CO.
DECKING SPICRS-RVRRY VARIE-
= fY..Cloves. .Mace. Eusmes.,. 0tneer. Clnna.
men. Al.splce. nlaes esvyes, weits seyfsg. Lea
- WzhiiSa, ING, ! .ss Psssgs. 6sss..::;.
- -. 1coa1 1sresss a1oye N1s
HOWARD& & KRNT'B pure RDglish BIZ
a carbonate - eods, Or nedicand - rrics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
So LANIIS' CALFSKIN BOUTS.

We have just received the above very du-
rabie Boots also, Morocco and Goatskin boots with
aud without heels, Of the very oest quality, at the
lowest prices. MARCUS HARRIS,
Rrna atra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

A CLEsGYNANs WIFE ELopING WITH A RAILROAD
MAN.-The people Of Lafayette were etartled some
days since at the announcement of an extraordi.
nary elopement. Mr.. Sherwood, the Secretary of
the Lafayette Railroad Company. aud Mrs Allen,
wife Of PRESBYTERIAN minister of that city, oiued
company and left for parts probably unknown
Mrs Allen left her husband on pretended visit to
st. Louis. Her husband was TO meet her there.
but on reaching the city found her not there and
the truth OF her real intentions and action was re.
Yeaed to him. Sherwood left wife and two chill.
dren and sent word to his wife after leaving Lafay-
cite to dispose of her goods and with her children
go back to her father.-[ Indianapolis Journal
September 9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

Mr.. CHANDLER, the man who was so
badly injured near the Fair Grounds last Tuesday
night either by falling into the gutter, or being
knocked down, 10 improving slowly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

No PArERs.--Amanda and Mary Boyd
New Kent free negroes, we're ordered by the
Mayor to leave the city at once on pain Of punish
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~ CHoLEnA, CHoLslA- MoHsUs. DE-

CHoLHAA, CH0LBHA- -M0HBUs, Dl.
ARsHoA on euMMgR COMPLAINTS, 20 have been told.
US ng 8AKEks PAEnIUA kITTAks rsguiasir
Ihis summer. ehould you have IL, or BE- sttscke0
with it, use BAk kh'e rkEMtUM BrfTkRe freely.
true, that IL IL . never failing remedy. With the
condolences we have In IL. We think every fAmty
emergency. with rhe conidens assurance that no
mesiciue know 10 sf1rctual and ~ tne Same tine
30 harmless Price Sc per bottle. f4s =
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug eto9eo
Of Messrs. Purcell Ladd Co, and all The prominent
Apothsoaries in this city elsewhere In TnginjA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

MEMBER OF the Sydrey Jockey Club has named
favorite horse the Reverend Spurgeon."
/ Some writer says that the word s'weuldn in Ru.
fus Choate's hand writing, resembles . small
gridirop struck BY lightning.
The London Daily News has no idea that Ene
lard will respond TO Mr. Buchauan's request for
the neutrality OF the telegraph.
The Bostonisns are to give dinner TO the Of
hcers Of the propeller the new Irish steamsbip
It's reported that Gov. Winslow, OF North Caro-
lima, declines the Sandman mission.
A n,an 10 Cincinnati recently drank quart Of
whisksy on . wager Of ono dollar. or course IL
killed him.
King Soloman's Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons has just celebrated IT. 10th anniversay ~
Chariestown, Mass.
George Newbold. President Of the Bank Of Ame-
rica, N r, died on tho ath inst.
4 German Of skieh degrss.n pamed Bsrou Adolp
Won Lang, has been impriSoued In PittsbuTg f5r
false pTeeenceo.
The rot 4 making I'D hsvoc among the potato
hsids In Bristol county, Massachusetts, and u
bristol county, r. J.
The vsisr works Of Washinston city viii cost
-, 100000
Geovkis pears have sold 10 The New York mar.
ket this ssason - 81 50 per doSsp.
John W. Van Cisvs. ths hrse male chila born %
Dsytos. Ohio, did Monday.
Tho Rsv. ssausl D renphiss. Of he Dlsesss 81
visgtuja. hag rrcetsed and aeosoted enll - ~.
hsw parish ~ oAfhs 0urshs hesssncasAs 0Aies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

AocIpENr-A negro man named Charles,
slave to Mr.. Timberlaks Of Hanover, aeciden
tally fell from his cars, while passing along 18th
street yesterday, and fractured one OF the bones
OF his right arm
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FALL HTY LIE.
,x> To PAhENTS AM uuAR-

DIANS-We would call the attention Ct
Parents ard Guardians to assortment of Misses
and ChiidIen ems Morocco and Goat Skin Bootees
which We have had made in the most substantial
m uuer one pair of which will wear at least double
as long as those which are usually sold Gail at No
49, Main street, and be supplied.
sal pUTNEY & WATTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

NOLAk, Coal Pit and Machinery Oilo
~ fss ssis " J. A0. =. pAvnntok1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

D~0no1a1 B. 61B1E, Dentisl, OLE
and residence. No. ~, on Main, bseWsm 0ok - -
trooea. Richmond Va - ~ 0-S ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

Nor SroLRN.-eam, elave, was before
the Mayor yesterday for offering to sell , breast
pin which be bad found. After . proper repri-
mand, he was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10


subscr.bsrs successors sf EsrnL Co. in thsir
PATxaT kLAcTIC
FEsK AND WATER PROOF 81
~ CkMkNT RO09IMQ.
now offer the same to the pubic
1t makes enc OF the very best and oheaDegt uUD
ever used for DWkLLIN6s. CHUh0Akss1 1ARees
DkPeTs, Ae - -.
1t also makes On invaluabls uSvy Tor tn fso1l.
stops the lesky ones, and pTsvetD thsse nswiy Das
loofs painted with this material wH net rssuks
re-paintiDR for many years. 7
All orders In city Or country Dremptly a14enAe4
to. CD YALk q ~.
- Main SgxssG
~ County Rights In Virginia for sass.
jy 2i-2m 1 -s4s q - -. Z
CAUTION. - Nessrs. G.. d. YALB +
90. are our only Agents. and u Dsfssns ug1dS
an imitation efsred here, made Rrouah fulUfi1Sr
ton got Ut the Patent Qce. via y l41le y 70 ~
trebi, damages. lanot kouLk o..
o n. WxrER CooLsRs.-We hsve o.
nand of our .>wn masufactare, The bot euAltty
wATER Co0LkR. neatly painted. oan Ard ssS.
ply yourselves 81
ny H-to Corner OF l3sh and Cary 0escela
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

RAPID DRIVING Jordan, slave to War
wick Barksdale, was sat tjectsd to corporeai pun.
ishmen., yesterday, by order OF the Mayor, for
driving his team along Broad street, faster than
u walk, after being cautioned against doing 60.
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LADIES' Prunella Buskins and

s6e~s LADIES' Prunella Buskins and
szz@ Ties, beat quality price 81 Is, for sale by
MARCUS HAhKIS,
sea ls3 Broad rect
Era ALL IN WANT of Boots and
01 Ehoes Of unsurpassed quality, and thosu
who wish toeeyefrom IS 10 20 per cent by ther par
shases, will please call and supply themselves. az
MARCUS HARRIS
SEA ls3 Broad street.
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Ess JUhN DUULEY, ~swH
0AA Hat Manufacturer and Whole 2E&3
sale Dealer in
HATS, CAPS PJ.RS TRIMMINGS, de-
FA LII Is So!
have now in store extensive and complete as.
eorimept OF everything in my line adapted to the
Fall Trade ard aln prepared TO offer ind
merits to purchasers.
In my late visit TO the markets and manufactures
Of the North and East have spared no pains In the
selection o. this stock. and hatter myself that 10
experience enables me TO anticipate the wants OF
my friends in Virginia, North Carolina aud Ten
pessee call is respectfully solicited from my old
customers and the public.
JOHN D0OLRY.
Dtrh-v IL Arx q