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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15
DISPOSED Cr.-The difficulty tetweer

DISPOSED CF.-The difficulty between
Jacob Poe and Mary Sullivan was disposed Of b.
the Mayor yesterday. Poe was required to give
security to keep the poacs for twelve months. and
in consideration of the bad character of the coul-
painant, the Mayor said she must bs placed in se-
cure quarters. He could not send her to the poor
house, for she would NOT stay there Paupers
were constantly escaping. though he attached NJ
blame to any person on that account. II the ordi
nance governing the poor house defective, it
ought to be remeded by those who had it in their
power. He was therefore obliged TO send this
girl to Jail ard her little brother might be placed
in charge of the overseers of the poor.
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AccrpEsr.-On Wednesday evening

soon after dark, Mrs. Ann Mutter was passing NJ
Broad street, by the place where excavation has
been made for the Foundation of Pizzinis building
and not observing the trap. fell iDto it, and has
one Of her wrists broken. The recurrence of these
accidents renders it absolutely necessary thai
something should be done for the protection OF
human life. The proper authorities would do well
to take the matter ia hand without delay. A
substantial railing, with lanterns to designate the
spot. ought to be placed around such place every
night.
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FINsp fine of $40 was Imposed

FINsD "A fine Of $40 was imposed
upon John A. Belvin yesterday, for leaving an ex
cayatoD. in fropt of his building, on 12:h street.
in au unprotected aud dangerous condition. A. B
Guigon testified that he was passing along the
-idewalk of this street. about 10 o'clock, Mon
day night, and walked into the pit, receiving se
we're injuries thereby. The fall stunned him. and
he remained in that condition some time before
consciousness returned.
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INTERESTING CoURsE OF SERMONS

INTERESTING OUUHBE UF DBANCN5.~ I NC
Young Mems Christian Association, among other
imp. rtant matters TO which We may have oc
sion hereafter 90 slude, AZ it's monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening last, appointed committee to re-
quest the clergymen OF the city, to deliver each
sermon before the Association at such time As he
might select. The application seems likely to meet
a favorable and prompt response. Rev. Henry a.
Wise, jr., Is to preach the frat sermon of ths
course on Sunday night. The church at which II
is to be preached, 10 to be announced tomorrow.
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FISHER / WINSTON. Druggists.
NH 2Q-dI2us Richmond.


TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLI
ALEdE This Inirmary is situated ct the corner
If Marshall and College Streets in An elevated and
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business IL fur
aished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries. and
tor the comfort of the sick. ALI persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid, except the insane and thost
aboring under contagious diseases, admitted
nro the Institution. Lyiny-in women are also re
eeived and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profee
eors Of the College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine are for Per week
White Patients
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SPECIAL NOTIcEp.
gR- PArEn HaSorsos, &c.
J0HN y. REG ULT.
tR2 Mmtn AfeceI.
.AirAHE RIVE NkX lNIfsT,AG Han

SQUARE ABOVE Nkw CUSTOM HoUsE.
Tss Il. IN atore 10 Fall Stock Of FRENCH aud
sNE2tCAE PAPER HANGiNGs Borders View.
At ar, Velvet, Rmbosstd. GlazeSf AMI Plain. em.
3. ss4ng many new and beautiful styles He Would
-. ticHis' attention 10 the great and elegant
Ns0-tN vt ---..---
DECORATIONS AND WOOD MUTATIONS.
" n Il irptss a style anG beauty anv ever before
z ,, IN thts CITY Among them will be ton nd m a
ELAE'Hk THAN. LoClS-IlI, LoLTS m. mo.
CAItikK iaiSRdAL iRINCk IONS. R0ES
NEaASS GOTHIC oIk, C0RINTfIfIN 10
wa5h with the rev stsle of de orating rooms with
Ut.f WOOD MotLDINGs. he ia prepared 10 paper
.,cs,R5 dali aud Entrics, 10 a style which canrot
hs Ssc!i's and on as moderate terms A. any house
in tie s3uHtrv.
Pi,lp n 1iased Papers. ranging from 10 oen ss 10
sl0E'g ruN
H. sB.itlt an examination Of his Stock as he In
dei-y.l. aei TO do work at fIauaE, and seais
sstis that he will orr induceme ntp To those
who Ii ly favor him with call a. 1,-Im
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NRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ sHOvELS, ToNGS and POK ERS-I have for
ale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets Of Shovels, Tougs and
Pokers Soven different .izes of coal Scnttles cnder
choyels fre Shoveis handsome stan6s for shoyels
and Pokers; Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmaus
.ott,ng up Grates; Tavern and Church Bells, o.
,weet tene. Builders, housekeepers, snd others In
want Of any of the above articles be supplied al
ali kinds of Bra and Iron Works Of the above do
,cription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
iiRATE and FENDER MANUFACT0RY, No. 225
Main street. between sth and sth Streets West side
Az Idly Ed. DRNOON.
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ASHLAND RACES This is the day for
closing the colt stakes for the approaching meet
ing over the Ashland Course The Course is IL
fine condition, and arrangements are complete for
good weeks spcrt. We learn that Messrs. Hun
ter aud Gibbons stables will arrive here to-day b3
the Baltimore boat, aad "Slasher" 10 expected al
the same time.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

ASecIIIsn.-Mrs. Taylor and . negro man, both
LOUISE G u have been acquitted. A frss negro
impiscated In the crime, was sentepced 10 two
years 10 the penitsntiary; but the court srantsd
him . new trial. s'ss'eS
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QUESTION OF VsRAC1TY.-Ernest "

Opifz appeared before tho Mayor yesterday to
answer q charge Of making a violent assault Oh
Mrs. Mary Marx, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Marx
swore that the accused kicked open the door of her
room, that the door hit her in the side and injured
it badly, and that Opitz then approached and
struck her severe blow with his fist. On the
contrary, daughter of the accused, testified that
her father. who lived up stairs, down and re-
monstrated with Mrs. Marx for slamming the door
and making a noise, and did not lay his hands up
on her at all. In order to procure other witness.
es, the Mayor continued the case until Saturday
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EXAMINING CouRr.-The examination
Of Alexander Barley. charged with the murder Of
Delaware kersey, will take place before called
court on Monday next.
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MECHANICS IssrIrUrs.-.Th

MECHANICS IasrIrUrE.--The pros
poets are that the coming exhibition will be one OF
surprising interest. A large number of articles
have been received at the hall, aud constant appi
catioDs are made for eligible places. The chow OF
machinery will be very fne Persons who desire to
procure certificates of membership will hud the
Secretary as his Office in the Institute building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

The FousrH or JuIY IN CUHA.-We learn from
the Hong Kong Gazette that American indepen-
dsuce was celebrated on Monday. the 5th OF July,
at that place. regatts took plscs At 10 o'clock;
the prizes were two silver cups, which were con.
tended for by four six cared and three four.osred
boats A dinDer was had on Cutters Island and
toasts we're given and responded 10 in an snser-
taining manner.
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sky MATTRESSES,

BEDS, LOUNGES, DC.
he subscriber has on hand and makes to order
CukLBD HAIR, MOSS and sHUCK MATTREsF
~; FEATHER BEDS, JLSrERs and PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. UTrJhANs, STOOLS.
&c. Aiso,
Ik0S BADSTEADS.
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS,
UPHOLSTERY WORK,
Of evey description done in the best style and up
Oh reasonable terms. -
JOHN REGNAULT,
1872 Main street,
Sc 27-ln SqHare above new CuStsm House.
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Esy- LIrH sIzE PnoToaBArHs.-The

subscriber takes pleasure In announcing 70 his nu-
msrous patrons and the public at lai &c, that ne is
now prepared TO furnish Photographs from minia
lures 10 FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which for acc ufacy and finish, he warrants equal,
If rot superior 70 any produced in this city az lea.
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
targed TO any size.
Citizens ana strangers are invited to call and ex
anime speoltns ns at uIBBs' Temple Of Art, Coris
THAN Hsli, Maia street, between 9Th sna 18TH;
P.y-If you want a genuine Ambrotype. this IL
the place oget il, where you will neither be hum
buggsd in price or work, Also, meiainotypes, OF
~ ~ - p EG,
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- a p .rsss alGaM%HD p ns ..Slo AHD

- ETEReBUR R6 Rail-
s0AD AD-yIkG1N1A CENTRAL AND STATl
FAIRS During the contipuance Of the Cent? d ard
state Fairs at kichmond and PesxrsbaTg, tickets
will be issued over this road, from Pet rsburY "a
cents each. n -
All articles intended for exhibition at either ssths
Fairs will be transported to the Fair ct O. regular
place. they will be transr erted back ffss Of charge
AS this company is provided sith bu. liuitsd
number Of cars suitable for the transportation Of
stock, apple alton must be maize st the freight o.
fee, et least iour days prior to the day on Whish
stock Is TO be transported or stock may be driven.
free Of toll, over Ihe Manchester and Pstsfpturg
Turnpike Read. distance n miles.
oc iI-dtNs z H GILL, supt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

Borden. helpless cripple, while alone In lii
brothers house, In Shenandoah county, Va. bv
some means his clothing caught fire, and he "
90 badly injured as to survive but few hours n.
ter the occurrence.
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SWAN <G CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHuhlZED BY THH
STATE OF ahUHGlAl

The late attempt to injure our Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID pUNCTUALLYl and that
our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other LoIiery in
the world
The following Sohsms will be drawn by 3. SWAN
Co., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery in
oach OF their Single Number Lotteries for 0cto-
ber, 1885, ut AUGUSTA, Ca in public, under the
suparintendeace of Commissioners.
GLASS 50 draws on SATURDAY, October 2. 1885,
GLASS 36 draws ON SATURDAY, October 9, 1853.
CLASS 2s draws on SATURDAY, October %, 1883.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, october 81, 1858.
ON fEK PLAN OF SINGLE NUARERa
5000 TlCkETSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIaHTY-FIVE PRIZES!
Ne0rlp one Ps1se to EueTa Na7s 7jckeS.
MAGNlfICENT SCHRMUi
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WHITrLISG.-Some persons are 50
much addicted to the Yankee practice Of vhittling,
that they frequently try the quality Of their knives
on the benches and desks In the Mayors court
room. The penalty for such an offence 10 so, and
We hope ell Whittlers viii take the hint
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DEATH OF AN OLD NEGRo-The FarmviIIe {yal
Journal records the death of Zach Ellis. an eman.
cipated negro from the estate OF Richard Randolph.
of "Bisarre." He was born while Virginia was
province of Great Britain.
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IHoEHDIARlsn.- The investigation ef
the charge against the boy Charles shope, arrested
for setting hre 70 the drying kiln OF JAS. Dunlap
nesses.
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SPECIAL NorrCHa.
EA- MaasIflcxsr SrocK on Nsw Pa
Rs DRESS aoons. l9S BsoAp srasgr-
u, m tl<I.HI = n ~ - ux,~

sA MAohIffcRsr SrocK or Nsw Pa
Rn DRESS GooDs, l9s BsoAp s-arpy
J. N 'LLHIsER 4 BRO.
wesia resp etfuly call tho attention of their cI,y
LADIES bssss so,bs s. 'ssT snri
rI .ew days past At the large auction sales Of
ssss press Goods fn the New York market at res-
eNnsoiJ low prices by one OF their firm. They will
name part comprising the assortment expecting
20 receive an early call from those Wishing 10 pur.
For LADIES DRESS GOODS.
sn. MAGNIFICENT silks.
poult de Sole a-Lss Poult do soio-a- bayadere
kich a Les Capeiie; pout de Sol. Bavsdere Ombre
hich Black Gros de Rhine. all boiled; heavy aros
Rich Mhi,e Moire Antiques; Plaid and Striped OF.
tomans
Robes DaIiahs in rich printed colors
Robes Les.a- Double Jupes. do do
sebes Double Jlpes Guile. do do
Robesa Nolandts; hoDes-a QuadrilIs
Robe%aLes a Alterni, In rich coiors
PT,niod French Mernoes and Ca hmere Go Ecosse
All sii' So, pa9i. aG AmsIn.. aI and y.soo,s. do
Rich Printed DeLaines. Medail ana Bouquet
bay adere and Chintz
.n;.cr and ,,r, oo,o, % very rich h Ray,a % Les
ponit do Clevres and Silk Foulards In variety
Deia'aes Of American manufacture of great variety
Sax mia W ooi plsids: Euslish Merinoes
Lunla's Black Bombszlnes. from the lowest to the
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' pagians and Cloaku
Also the newest sty lee in Ladies' wrapping such as
k.g'ans. fnli szs Cloaks AMI Cioaks A. Narauiss
Msntills shawls III Stella Broche and Plush Bor.
ders
MantIlla shawls Of four sides. all Saxon Woo,
Heavy Double shawis; fine Square Shawls for
Misses and Children
French Needle-work Embroideries in endless Va
r.. ty; Linen and housekeeping Goods. full stock;
Fiannels of every color and quality; Sheetings and
shrtngs OF every width aud length Boys and
Mems Near in good styles; Hosiery Goods, in silk.
WOOL. Worsted ana Cotton: Curtain materials. in
Anslin. Lace and Brocateles; White Goods in Swiss
Gheck, Cambria, Jacnnets; Plaid and Striped Mus
lins; Prints and Domestic Goods of every descrip-
lion: Blankets very cheap; Goods for Servants
Wea", remarkably low.
Fanili ss who purchase largely, and country mer-
chants W no aoout visiting the city will get the
full worth of their money By purchasing Of the un-
dersisned who the pioneers IN selling good bar
gains.
Remember our motto-"Quick sales and email
profits - first In quality, lowest in price
MiLLH ISER l. BRO.
oc ll-dlI 1873 Broad street.
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AsusIvE.--John s. Turpin. charged
with using threatening and abusive language 20
John y. Kelly, committed 70 Jail yesterday, IN
default Of security 10 keep the peacs. But fof his
unfavoFable antecedents, Turpin would have per
haps escaped this dirsfui fats
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RAILROAD COLLISION -Four Men KR,ed-A COLI
sion occurred Saturday morning between two
freight trains four miles east Of the Shoals on the
middle division Of the Ohio and Mississippi rail
road, causing the death of the conductor, Mr..
Brown; engineer, Mr. Redmsn fireman, Mr.. Ssol-
we'll; and brakesman, MI. Ragan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

The Memphis city council has authorised the
sais the stock owned b. The city IN the Memphis
sad ChAslsston railroad. anoantibg 70 $5oo,ooA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

Wars IN NAAEi-The English in their treaty
with China. made q clause prohibiting the term
barbarian being applied to themselves or their
country, BY the celestials in their oficiai docu-
ment.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HnJIgE

KENT, PAINE g cd, i6s AND Iss MAIN ST.
THE LARGEST, CHkAPEsC AND BEST STOCK
Of CLOTHING, ADAPTED To THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEIN
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers 10
enr very large aud well assorted stock of kEADY
MADE CLOTHING. manufactured by Ourselves for
GAsR. in the very best manner. We feel confident
tnat merchants who are in the habit Of asing
AZ the North and elsewhere, will but promote their
,wn interests by giving our stock careful exAmi.
lation before going further.
Besides Gentiemen's Dress Wear, We have Q very
iarge stock of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made In the very. best manner, and Of the most
substantial materials
In addition to the above We have in store lsa d.
AA aentlemen's SHIRTS. of ali qualities and st les
besides large assortment Of Hickory Shirts Can
Son Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
FLANNEL do; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flannel
Jeans DO; and Sporting of which will
% sold at prices which will compare favorably With
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
sfactory terms.
KENT
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THs AGRICULTURAL FA1R.-The ,

LIE d0hlOUIrUkAk EA1H.-lhe Dr0
grsmme OF arrangements for the approaching Fair
will be found in our columns this morning. On
the first day. the grounds will be opened to exhibi.
tors only. This will afford them an opportunity
OF having everything ready for public inspection.
aud all preparations completed. On Tuesday, the
President Of the U s. Agricultural Society, Gen
Tench Tighman of Mari land, will deliver the omen.
ing address, aud on Wednesday, VIM. Fl Mactsr-
land, Eco, will deliver sn address of welcome.-
Hon. Caleb Cushing. late Attorney General Of the
United Ststes, WILL IL 10 announced deliver the an.
nual GRAFTON before the Society on Thursday; and
we can assure our readers, from o personal know
ledge of his ability public speaker. that no one
could be selected possessing better qualifications
for ao orator oa an occasion OF National interest,"
thao this gentleman.
Thus on shree successive days, visitors will have
the privilege of listening to speeches from men of
distinguished ability, besides the qualification of
viewing the objects Of interest on the grounds.
and interninglng socially with friends and others
from abroad
1he grand banquet and ball. at the Exchange
and Ballard House, on Friday, will be An occasion
of much interest. The committee of management
includes many Of our most influential citizens
who will doubtless faithfully perform the duties
entrusted to them.
On Saturday, the closing address will be deiv-
cred by the Hon. VIM. G. Rives. and this completes
the brilliant programme. Nothing in the history
u Agricultural Fairs in Richmond has ever com
pared with it, aud we confident that our citi-
zens will stand by the Directors of the Central
Society in their efforts to render il successful.
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Hon. Jefferson Davis had brilliant reception In
Boston. on Saturday evening, at the house Of Col
G. g. Greene, editor Of the Boston Post.
Rev. John Pisrpont has made speech in New
York In advocacy OF spiritualisn.
The total valuation Of real and personal proper
ty in st. Louis. ~ returned by the assessor il
S., ,160, ,449. Total tax, $s56,150
Secretary Toucey has postponed his visit 10 Ports
mouth, Va, until after the meeting Of Congress.
The English papers announce the death. on
Tuesday, at QnantoD, Of Lady Bowring, wife Of b
II. Plenipotentiary Ia China.
Hiram Il. Nixon has been appointed surveyor Of
tha customs at WILMINGTON, n. c., In the place Of
VIM. B. FIannef, resigned.
Mrs. p G. Pollard, vifs Of the late Major RichaiA
Pollard, sistsr Of the Hon. William G. Rivss, did
u Nslsen eosnty, Va, lsst weeA.
Purchassss from New Jersey snA Pssssyiveaia
have hsss IN Albsnaris seaaty, We, b1yiag ~
pies - eel 10 Northern mArkstA
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CnInISAL MATfEEs-Psrks Marshall charged
win violating the person Of Mrs. d. A. Bsddov,
IN Aibemarie county, Va, has been dischargsd.-
Andrew j. Snactleiord has been ssotsuced 10
to kill him,
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ExpuNGINa vorE.-During the late meeting Of
the Western Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, vote was taken, as re-
commended by the General Conference, on the
question of cencurring with its action in expung-
lug the Rule on Slavery from the Discipline The
vote stood. for concurrng, 35 against concurring,
?; absent s. 1t is said the absent members were
mainly with the majority.
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SENSIBLE TO THE LAsr-Some musical teacher
once wrote "that the art of playing the violin
ouired tho incest perception and the most delicate
sensibility of any art In the known world" Some
country editor 10 commenting on the same. says:
"The art Of publishing . country Newspaper and
making it pay, beats the art Of dding higher than
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-15

The home farm, belonging to Mr.. A. J. Wood. Of
$50 scres, situated near Mecbum,s river. Albs.
%arle county, Va. has been purchased By Mr.. Ira
Aaupin, for SIS S. per acre.
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BUSINESS AT FARMyILLE Parmvills (Va.)
Journal says that town is rapidly progressing -
The mechanical establishments of the place do
500 coo worth of business a year. Besides the
regular inspection Of 2 Az hhds of tobacco last
year. 3442.0 600 pouads of loose weed we're cold
The population of tho place Is estimated at 900
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sUPEHINTENDRNT's OgFICE r. 4 D. r. RI
Richmond, Get. yth, Is5s.
-czxNn NOTICE. - Exhibition

II OF ths UNITED G6TRA and
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIU-
Fl ". to be held n Richmond. commencing On
MONDAY, Oct 23th 1883: la -
This is 10 inform members Of these Societies con-
ing to Richmond over this read, that upon prsesntA-
tion OF their certificate Of memberstp ct the tins
Of purchasing the tickets. 20 come TO Rich m0pd.
they will be entitled " fres rsfurn tiek6, which
will be furnished them &c the time Of procuring
said tickets down Those tickets can b. gotten, %,
and sfer the 22d October. and good oniU from that
day totbe lat November inclusive.
Members 9f The PIr0inia State l0rscssltswUl SDaAw,
TO De held IL IttsrstxD. commsncing on TCssdAy,
November the End, Who may cone over this read.
will be entitled 10 free fetur ticket on Dressnta-
ton of their Certificate ef membership 70 the Agent
at the Station At the time Of procuring their ch st
10 vist the Fair Those tickets can Be hsd, On and
sier october the 29th, and good 0Mlv from shae dAy
TO- the sth November, inclusive.
stock other articles sent over this road FOR ..
hiition at either Of the above Fairs will BE- charged
the usual rates ench stock other articles viii BE-
returned free II such stock. Ac., has NOT ehangsA
owners.
Two days notice must be given prior 10 sending
stock 10 insure Its being properly krwardsd
oc ll-dlm @ CAMPBELL 6upt.
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e7aS- ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered ineurabe, will
receive Letter. giving information which will In
sure speedy and permanent cure, by sending their
u imes and one stamp TO prepay postage) to Ut r.
b. Poorg. the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author of Medical Common Sense" saratogs
Springs N. Y. seI3-dxw3m
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DEc1INkD.-The Rev. Joseph B. Strattoa, of Nat
chez. hes declined the chair of Pastoral Theology
and church Government In the Danvile (Ky.)
Theological Seminary, to which he was chosen by
the last General Assembly.
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sse.FxxsH LxRcHss.-I have lust re-.

h6E> E>FRKsH LERCHhs.-I have just re-
oeived by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LRECH Es, which will 10 applied upon most reason
able terXns.
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day, at the lair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
night on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
2S-tA X. v. hObEON