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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
A. DESPORT

1I-our,D inform the citizens Of wiDenes .s;,,
w ro,nd;ns country that he is prepared 70 pam
style ali kinds Of designs for the nepseu hi.
:, Iourdsns corner, on the square,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

Sentiments join man to man, but opin.
ions divide them.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12
NTfs ~ rl,f8xN.

'tRrESTEg iND BriLb.:, cofu'f 'i.If,,i "ri una
Der sitDat,. s4ihyIll,. Icuu IUjLns promptly at
lad 81 laJz<J iY
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12

The following is on tombstone in
Ireland:
"Here lies the body of John Hound,
Lost at sea and never found"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-12
WIN. IL. Vsa(FgEN.

70. a. MARKET STREET, between Union =. mi the
SImrr. keeps constantly on hafd fi assert nieui
"7er description ~ Hardware AMI Cutlery. Particular
'adiion paid 10 hIdng msterisl, Gc. aug'J ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

The L1PFz MASS IN NEW ORLEANS Yesterday
was comneinorated by the firing of cannon early
in the day, and later by the celebration of high
mass and other solemn ceremonies of the Catholic
Church, the anniversary of the death of General
lopez and his companions in arms in the Cuban
expedition of 1851. The religious services took
place at the cathedral, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. A
goodly number of Cnbans were present, attirsd n
mourning The general attendance was large.
aud many ladies, of the families of the deceased,
were present. 1t is no common feeling that, after
y lapse of seven years can bring together 30 many
men of stauding and reputation on an occasion
like this, and this annual homage, so faithfully
rendered, speaks favorably of both those to whose
memory it is rendered. aud of those from whose
hearts time cannot obliterate the past The cere-
monies of the day concluded with the firing of
minute gune, and national salute at sunset
NeW Orleans Pcayune, Sept. 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

.srouDxscs o, rnr I,casoED DAnr DusAscs.


LOUISA CorSsY, September =, 1858.
On Tuesday. Rev T. Hume, Of Portsmonih, whose
philanthopic labors, during the time OF the yellow
fever In that city, have endeared hm 70 thcusaOds,
was thrown from buggy and considerably bruised.
He WAS very near being killed. He wae on his
way TO the annual meeting OF the Goshen Assccis-
tion, at which some 800 persons have bean prespnt
for three days. This Association includes the
Baptist Churches in this and several acjoining
counties, and has IL 900 cemmnnicants. The eaum
of 5000 was contributed for Missionary purposes.
Daring the past year there had been some 600 per.
sons baptized.
There were several excellent sermons preached
BY Rev. Messrs. Coleman, Sumner. Francis, Poin
dexter, Brosdus and others. Rev. Mr PcindexteF,
Of your city, preached one Of the most powerful
and eloquent OF sermons. Many OF the immenss
crowd, who listened to him, regarded him as one Of
the best orators In the land.
large mass meeting was held IN behalf Of col.
portage, and much interest enlisted In that good
work. The Association propose doing more than
ever before towards sending out an army Of Col
porters. Rev. DR.. c. Qusrles was the moderator.
He made good officer. There were 10 attendance
thirty preachers.
Rarely, Ii ever, has . meeting Of so much inter.
est to the religious community been held In this
county. Editor Shaver, Of your city was present,
and be will give an account CT what he saw and
heard, t-r5 fFa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

Martin B. Coombs. lawyer from Milwaukie,
committed suicide ct Bangor, Me.o the Tth Inst.
II 10 sstinatsd that sac 100 900 worth of tobacco
was used In France In 1851.
John W. Bear, the aBucksye Blacksmith" hes
announced himself - . candidate for Congress In
the Fourth Congressional district. Phiiadslphia-
The Utica 0tserser says q is understood that O.
B. Mattesop bas withdrsvu from the canvas In the
Tssatieth CUngressioual district ofN.Y.
Kit North aays % 10 no wonder that womsu love
cats fcg both are gracsful, and beth domsstjc-
70 usention that both scratch.
AAm pot littIs pals iuauippd > Jaly, vho
uas short snd eorpulsnt, ofs crusty old bachslos.
.You look more Ike big tuh,s vss Ne blnnt
rsply.
The Albaay Knickssbochsr says " ~ American
wishes 70 ksov how - Engiish oystsr tsstes. al
cant asd swallow L.
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HAT TRADE.
xRLLY Il MAsnN

WHY MASON.
lg1 Nass street. RiShuond riininia
The al trade ss how commencing. and we are pre-.
pare! Tor u with astosk OF Hsts, Caps. furs, Um.
tiAe at he Gsm hss Just returned from the North.
where iei SOME weeks he has devoted himself assitu
epsy to examining the GO as of all the most
ti aure.; AID ns skia0 ssectieIs and he has been
si,e 70 purchase. at sreh prices viii warrant us
Is sl'ng as low. IL not lower than any other house
In this cay
W,th recard to stock, IL will be sufficient to
- hat have iaid in every thing that We co ID
hnd. To tae mannfseture of liz Hats On our own
premises. we ray fhe greatest attention and we
have nis''e cur wholesale rooms complete In every
~ -
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Affairs I'm Bedford.
OF THE RrcHx,so DArIr DISPATCH.

BEDroRD Co., Va, Sept. Q.
No rain yet Six weeks we have suffered for
want of q particular wetting." Farmers cannot
pillow their land. and things are rather indicative
of "hard times" and high prices for grain I
have heard many say that they we're destitute Of
the most common vegetables generally 80 abupd-
ant at this season.
However, we not quite as bad off as our
neighbors Of Roanoke aud other adjoining cOuties
1t ia thought that from ene-half to t~o-thirds Of
crop cf corn will be made in this county; but the
crop of tobacco is very inferior, and very little
fine tobacco will be made this season.
have heard, from reliable source, that a Mr.
kirwood. of Roanoke county, committed suicide
some time since, by shooting himself with rife
lie was we'll known wheelwrght OF this coun
ty. The cause of the rash act 10 said to be the
embarrassing situation of his pecuniary matters
Great fevivalsCf religion have been going on 10
this csunty this summer, which have resulted in
the conversion Of many. ZESIrg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

FoR TExAs.-Quite a caravan of emigrants
passed through our town on yesterday on their
way to Texas. We understand that they were
from Rockingham and Shenandoah counties, and
Judging from their turn out they belonged to the
weslthiest class of citizens of the Valley Indeed
We have heard it stated, but do not know how the
Information was obtained, that one of the gentle
men was worth upwards Of $1O0 600. We could
not but regret to see the removal of 30 many OF
ths best citizens, conveying with them 30 much Of
the capital of Virginia to Ind homes aud DO en-
ployed elsewhere Wytheriile, Ta., Telegroph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
- NERvous BuSYaArx0s.--asstms
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBrLIrAfkD PKOfas-
sI0NAL MEN, -
WHY NOT RAvs yoUR HEALTH nRgfoKkDf
We off.r you the great KkSTOkATlvE AND
lNvl0ODATORi saa SAT
Eema1e9 ou0 Cu1QrrDst u
HAMRf0N'S TlNc1Unl

10 Vouc0t0 Eom03G8 0u0 C0lIQffDst - sAeh
HAMRf0N'S TiNc1URDl 4a
Is trxty q blessiagl MsaDpre1 20 eqr eiGasGw.
Rev. James. w. Aun1tenet. the t44lensed .spd
shcd st EredericksburK. ys 10 kis sdltofie c9ths
VE9ETABLe TINCfURD. 81 17I0l ass5
we had taken strong medicines, obeeRssa gpoat
psrticuaSity in our pfst. and AL - No purse.
We had dispaired of ever rtcogeEipg our heeleh,
when female friend Of ours importuued NJ % get
q bottle sofHAAPT0N'6 OF Yk6 6ETABLe AQ1UkB.
assuring us tbst We would md great yellef fon IL
n.s We brisny E replied. !, we could re- ciw ae!.
g, {. 5ss az o.S &c .ss. ss.s sss e. - 9 =
We had no. fsith In 10. Ler any. oeeW gnnfdi-
cine In sfiscting csse ON NJ In the kinAnees a
her heart, hOGsveS. without coneultin1 ue obsUt .
she seht and got one botts And urged % 70 eocsps
Off, and tbg her sake. it could nDt poe1fbly purs
gard We had for her aud hsr oct o. kfnds6S. We
psooised 10 do %. Ind without The IeAse sxs6eer-
alton ws truly say shst belore We had 80 shs
contsnt, q one bottle vs Z ~ Iks nsv nan
sti.llent Y vsntsd. We bslisvs sifss1sEios she
sir ii's CcSsH ss. e :: al 1s
sssn n truly snscsssfsi u s. Sisols ava 5.1ass :
We c6sr iAs nest valsnSls Tsasiy. whlsk aSsou-
''SS; ~ s c.il Is ~ 4. p..,A.s.. ed =. e.r.s.
O.; g. COOK: IssdHsEaskss{fs m p ~ ~ Pre-
more. and b. Drssgisss aa1 sheIkAs0sls sssry.
Ns. per bottle; dx botslss for g.
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Nkw HAT AND cap STORE.

Ea bis is TO inform my friends and the public
generally. thRt have opened 3 HAT STORE
sspasfi" the american Hotel, with an entire fresh
49, II the latest Fail fashions Also, on hand.
well s-ec ei assortment OF Trunks, Valicts CARPET
R,cS Umbrellas. Walking Canes, Shirts &c. To all
in want OF the above enumera ed articles earnest
~ solicit examination OF my stock be fore pur-
chxsi elsewhere. as ] am determined 20 keep no
ga4ds ard by selling for cash. shalt be enshrd to
al cheap J. SWfESkY,
Opposite the American Hote.. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

TIE "GALIItNT" ZouAyE IN FIGHT. A few days
since. L. X. Grant. claiming to be from Mobile,
published challenge in the New York papers to
the Zouave, and shortly afterwards a duel was
agreed upon to take place Tuesday. De Riviere
and his seconds were on the ground, but Grant
failed to appear, he had not agreed to fight De
X, who he did not recognise rs u gentleman. On
Wednesday night, the Zouave went to Grants bo.
tel after him, and rough and tumble fight On.
sued between them, which ended iu tho arrest OF
De Riyiere and his Incarceration in the station
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
QSS FALL TRADE. 1910
sTEBBIyS a. pULLEg.

CHner q Broad and oh Streets aud one half Square
from The Washington Monument,
Are rtciving By the ships Ellen Stewart Cell Of the
ocean and Charlotte, from Liverpool, their Fall
DAILY receiving Glassware both mould and plain,
Sa-tors, Looking Glasses, together with general
STOCK OF goods kept ia china and gass establish
mTnt Couatry merchants and all are respectful. ly
invited To examine our stock. se4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
: Days Of Holy Convocation.

Days Of Holy C0nvocation.
When New Moon occurs two days. the Scond Of
which is always to b. considered as the first in
counting the days OF the month.
Sunday.
SIS This Fast occurs on Sabbath, hut observed on
Thursday previous.
ssss Ninth Day Of Alb. anniversary of the de.
stru: u:tion of the ist and I'd Temple at Jerusalam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

sEn FALL STOCK uF m
Caps. LADIES' AND CHIL-AAA
ses%ea nKENS' FANCY HUhS Ac.

No 1S MAIN sTRkET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
BtNfuRD, DICKINSON EtSidEk beg leave
=, inform merchants sud others that they have now
IN ST. r. eniiIe pew and G, mplete sttc Of Bats.
Caps Ladies' and Chi'dreDs Fancy Furs, &c select
ed II, IA the largest and most extensive maDuiscto
r,ts ID care esper ally adapted to the Nirsi.
nj, North ca oiina aud Tenut trade. which viii
be s9lt at wholesale and retail TO p,nctuai customers.
OF the most favorable terms Great inducements et
fsr.h 20 those who purt base for cath
Merchants and others visiting the city would do
van ~ save nr y call hafnTe purchasing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
wHsAr coxrso EAsr.-The Knoxville, Tennessee.

WHEAT COMING EAsr.-Ths Knoxville, Tennessee
Citizen, Of the 9th inst, says:
Wheat is still active though there are large
quantities In market. 1t now commands for
white IS to 90c, and 10 one instance lot of very
superior white, OF the new crop, Ii reported to
have sold for 95c; this, however 10 not to be TAX
~ indicating price which farmers generally may
realize. Most of the wheat purchased here for
shipment Is destined for the Richmond market
and In one instance wheat has been purchased by
a dealer here as far west as Athens for shipment
u Lynchburg and thence to Richmond. The de-
pots upon both roads are crowded to overlooking
almost, and ut some Of the stations shelter is
soughtin otherwise uuOccupied tenements.
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Crops IN Texas this Year.


RICHMOND, TkxAs, Aug. %.
The prospects ofthc "Lons Star" State have never
been so promising rs at present. The crops are
amer as general thing than we're ever known; it
IL a common thing to hear from the Brazos and
Colorado farmers, ''we cannot consume our corr"
The cotton crop Is equally abundant. Several
lines Of internal improvements are stretching
across the country; many fiue schools are already
established aud constantly springirg up; euiigra.
ton is constantly and rapidly pouring in from the
worn ont old States, seekiag home in our land of
inexhaustibie fertility; and, Indeed, every thing
seems propitious to justify the assertion that
Texas, ere long, with her immense territory and
unbouuded resources, will take the front rank OF
southern power. w. b. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
ThOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,

V'HUMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
u IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
No. Pearl ST., Richmond,
Have in store and ready for
FALL SALES,
large and unusually attractive stock of
Notions g. Fancy Goods! +!
10 which they respectfully invite the attention Of
the trade.
HOSIERY, MAESEILLEs GOODS.
GLOVES THREADS,
EMBRniERIES WOOLEN GOODa.
SKIRTS, SHIRTS AND DRAW.
sUSPE4DERS, Ega.
IhlHMIhas, PERFuMERIES AND
BUTTONS, SUAPS
Together with a general assortment OF FANCY and
sTAPLE AktitLkS. suited II tCsu and country
trade, all FREsH. DESIRABLE and CHEZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

II 10 wfru sv1FnisD shetih413G1-
err Of he above card havs learned that stsp kas
csmmnHity, fey khyaieiAla. ap4 sspedail1 feous
e sacss sngaxed p the s1ass bd14s 1 ~ I6I|G
this cisy to cha9us = icr~se. nrics - sSsl siss
dispeused at night, and Il he's becn dssne1 pcocer
e sscnss rpfsOrnisy II shi nAtasFs by aesielpg
With ssssEd - ths jus1ics a - psssss1un6 q
would nys shas NO man entsg IL sny stheI oc-
cupesion wouii cooetdef u unfair 70 eharRo Ddfe
!AlnAy tnlnk impropex tor any PkyMuAu - pls.
5scs while he obtains q increased ~ ef t6s6 ~
sqd 0ssols elain he hfy csnss sjlsr,ss kdp rslr
Because We have not herstofsc inslses1 - efAt
wny We enCuid NOS noe . %. un6 q = ou1fRnly
ne' Ter 70 havs On os undeTstsnoiaa Nish Ike pub-
lic than g hare then subject 70 s6s RTE 0sl4 Ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

NAVAL ORBERs.-Capt Rich, of the marines, has
been detached from the frigate Sabine and ordered
to the Niagara.
Capt. Tansill has been ordered to the Sabine
expedition.
Commander r. D Thorburn has been detached
from the frigate Sabine. and ordered to the COM
psand of the sioop-of-war st Louis, now at New
York. Captain Ii. A. Adams has been ordered to
the command of the Sabiue, rice Thorburn. This
change was made at the request of Commander
1horburn, who declined serving under Commodore
Shubrick, recently appointed flag officer of the
Brazil squadron. The latter was president of The
Retiring Board of 1855, by which Commander
Thorburn was placed upon the reserved list, and
declared unfit tor active service.
1t was at first expected that Lieutenant Mafft
would retain command Of the Dolphin, when il
Joined the Paraguay expedition, but the recent
capture Of the SLAYER will detain him at home as
his testimony will be essential in the prosecution
Of the officers of the Echo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
NEA1LY CausHEp-About 8 e'cl,cl

NEATLY CaUSHEU. -AUOuC CIJCK
yesterday afternoon q small colored boy while
crossing 18th street near "0ur House," was
knocked down by q furniture wason, heavily laden
with earthen ware. one of the wheels actually get.
ting against his neck, before the driver checked
and stopped his horse Had the animal made
another step forward, the boys neck would have
bfen passed over and broken. The boy was Inn.
Inediately taken into "Our House," and examined
by physician, when it vas found that his throat
and head we're much bruised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
- HurcnrNoy Vro.rxnrr pr,,r,


-. .RIQNNONO. Jun l0sH, 10
~To On u. KANH:-DnARH Hll; III
Il duty swe 70 you. - seats - ths pebAla. -
neck. OF fifteen years. stAnding.s wsighins pp1a91s
Of thee pounds. without the use 81 k1le. .An1 of
which am now we'll Iwas examined by osySral
10 have nothing uone with L. ~ I.-l5
Yours &c. NARY J. 0kUDDo.
s - Rssidence Beaver Dan, hanover eoanty. Va
a1r On. KAHNs snies h shs CONNER ef 35daaa
Main streets. - -. Il ~. - = Il 1a--1RA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

NEW STEAM CANAL BAr.-Tbe Syracuse IN. "
Journal says that frm in that city 10 building y
pew steam canal boat. IL differs from ell other
steam canal crafts in this particular: Instead of
wheel placed In the stern Of the boat il has
regular paddle wheels st its sides, which are move
able or adjustable, and on approaching . lock they
drawn In Sufficiently to allow the boat to pass
through the locks. II will be ready for an expert
mental trip in about ten or fifteen days. Itssuccess
is considered certain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
CRITICAL CoNpIrrox.- Bur-

CRITICAL CoHDITIoS.-Alexander Bur-
ley the diver Of ice cart was srraigued before
the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge Of com.
mittiug violent assault upon Delaware Kersey
the night Of the Sth instant. Officer Seal stated
that Kersey was at Bellevue Hospital, and so dan
gerously Injured that his life way believed to bo in
danger. He had been in an unconscious state for
thirty six hours, and his physicians looked upon
his recovery a,extremey doubtful. With these facts
before him, his honor felt bound to remand the
prisoner until Tuesday, and refuse him bail for bis
appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11
TRUNKSi TRUNKSi,-

EFNNNN TkUN NkS TRUNhSI u
EsETT~TS Received by last stramer, large
@.+iIi NH supply Of Ladies' French Dress
~Sxx-kA-k@AS Trunks the msst conveniently ar.
ranged aid beat article FOR Ladies' that be
hsd. Ladies about to travel, will save themselves
much trouble and Inconvenience by procuring one
more OF these Trunks
| have, also. on hand, very extensive assortment
Of SuLE LEATHER TRUNKS OF every size and
quality, ard large stock of the cheaper grades OF
Trunks Those in want of Trunks OF any descrip
ton hardly fail to be suited both in the article
and price, rs my assortment embraces almost every
Kind. and am determined TO offer them at very
small advances on wanufscturers' prices A call 10
respectfully solicited at NJ l3 Main street.
it5 JN0 PAGE, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

CAUTION TO FARMsas.--A farmer In Bslfrs town
ship, Warrington county, Ohio lost ~ nDe sheep.
. few days ago, BY turning them into nsld Of
raked oats,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

BIT BIZ A Doc. IN. Burns, small lad,
was severely bitten by dog, while passing along
Main street, near 14th, last Thursday afternoon.
The dogs teeth passed entirely through one of
the chiId's hands, Which was badly infamed yes
,erday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

rAIN, hY MkAu1 o. kL1uImc11y. y zsksstS
.GkOkak ~ JONES, Dentisk hereb1 tnfsrms
prepared eth this nsw method. and = dsdly uslag
Il With co9plete succssa. His sew IyszRunRuSs,
with their India rubber fhlcrum, afs paftic1l6fiy
troll Of the electric current 9hle great Sopsove-
mslt has bsen gensrally ADOPTED ~ ~ yEu1aken,
ton but also prevents he nervous pfosirsito1 Con-
ocnt upon such operations especiaily WbesVehefs
are many teeth 70 be drawn. s~ saNt oe5~-an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

AU JAcKsoH's CELEBRATED Brrrnns
If ycu have Ague and Fever,
TAKE jACKsoN's BIrTERs.
TAKE JAcKsoN's BIrrERs.
II You have Dyspepsia, = =
TAKE !ACKsOS's BITrERs.
Ii you have Summer Complaint - =
4 TAKE JACKSON's BUFFERS.
unsurpassed. '' = "
cents per bottle. r. A. JACK AIN "
au It's Pro.ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

N IA 1n y ~ - = u " u
~ 1PRINGe.-The increasing popularity and -.
trouage Of this place. exceed the present sccomno
dasnns. without the benens Of conventens accesss-
S:s . n
to prepare New River for small steamboats Or GER
tsinly esnfsrtsbls bsrgss e linn: for smother =;
ssnos below the work being nov In sctive prsSrsss
e % n a
Mountain lake, (or Salt pond.) will be nnished 10
e. yssas IRE ,nssnnScen. ssSs'y nns sspsS,
Il s c.p oei "a Is:
all to company desiring 70 snsase In such bnsi-
There is attached TO It one ot the best plantations
In the country. Ave hundred acsss sacisst for tie
productions necessary for exfsna.e acconmoda.
lions. 1hs compaay ha, been regulasly csg.nized
under the most unAvorsbl. circumstance. eoseshsr
with fubaequsns improvements. amosats - sbOst
o.nsr. q. wiiss os Is: nsv dock 70 sS.rs 10 sii
.s.ee e re sss.ssa9ss e ne 70 oa H.: es'.s;ss
whole stock; or thsy wculd ell The whole properly
scr vssy ssasonAb advance oa the o.is3uaf eosi,
though circumstances have very Dnch snhaoe.d
Appiieations nay b made 70 wm 1gGLasrOn.
eS 81 -Sd gfsIsi.a yso
PANNILL and PAUL HINTON. FsesrsIass.
CMALL FARM ON RICHMUND AND
s1tH5A ssSG rtosk tos Eo.H x
a9snosissd e ~ a. ssil ysrn. lcc.1ed = alevs.
sssssy Ss e ysisA s!s slss..a sea sesE klehIy Q
ssnss csnsist g 9ses lvsIlinx eop1stniss sbsr
N0oes kitehqD. hoooo, and all oahex u cfo9osy
81, l, g s.. & s ss,a
-: sssssss 3 l. .sssl. q fSs ~ 80 =. -
sco6 sslghbeiSc "a ecsvsniest 9 'ssssriI
ss''sa'l Ass's 2 = SSbSt SsSSS & ) i llFs6h~ :
TH1 1AIR In RICHMOND. COW
= nxMCMe Qu 9H1 ~ QCrupu1 uHxf.
AND QQHTtNuIh0 on Wink = fSsen p1ssS.
yS1 To 0af4 4. lnnntn4 wjoA geeqe11Y 81 tul
MI a. s. = - I. ~ "a sSs F. 2 81 Il l,s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

pRIVATE BOARDING Mrs. DAVID
WALSH. farmerly OF the Clifton House, having
iax the Jewish Synagogue, has two large and com
modious IRONS. suitsb for families; Also several
rooms for single gentlemen The house il pleasantly
situated and very convenient tor tn ase who are in
the mercantile business, an T-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

RIoroUs.-At late hour last Thurs
day night the watchmen arrested. b. Sacre, Chae
Il. Miller and James X. Krshmabn, for riotous and
disorderly conduct at the corner Of 9th and Bank
streets Yesterday morning the trio appeared be-
fore the Mayor, when Sscre aud Miller were dis
charged, but Krishmann was fined 50, and held to
bail for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

eMSm FALL. STOCK.
sGN BOOTS, SHOES, ;
mn N ~ mn q

NNONNG, 0C.
Ne have received by dsf!ereat vessels and sssan,.
-. fro. a the Nerth orr Pail stock OF
BOOTS SiIoES TRUNKS de-
CCmpyisips one Of the lsrgtst stocks We have had
fs ~one tine, bought upon the TEST serma and at
The loSest prices, We hsNs nearly every dexcrip-
n y taa' can b. casd for In line We invite cur
hi / ds nj the pahik TO call and see our store
When ihTy visit kfchmobd The quality OF s,ur
aaas ar, EQUAL 90 any that can be found In smr
hJuss At the North, and we viii sell sa low
east PUfNEY n WATTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

P1rfspuua 1nAzss.-This bsilAiag uas opsssd
90 Monday svssing - . crowdsd asdlsncs. @. Z.
Pssser = ~ naasesr. The play vss the Huseh
Back. niss Cor9eth Cslpstl sspesaled = Jslia;
Kaase - naso6r Wuifsr. Dancss by MIso Jsasie
Hieht and Niw Julia 1uxsball