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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

q NEW STOR E--NEW .saszs,>
III GOODS-LOW PRICES.-SI0,000
worth of every variety and of all the latest
~eaT styles of Gents, Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's BOOTS aud SHOkS. Also. grea. variety
of TRUNKS, BONNET BONES VALIUES, CAR
PET BAdS, DC. Just received by
JOHN CLARK,
At the New Boot and Shoe Store,
No 70 Main st, 2 doors below
johnson 4 Harwoods.
The said Goods will be sold lower than the same
kinds of foods in this part of the country.
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4 VETERAN DEAD The Navy Department 10 10
re- in, # advices Of the death OF Asa Curtis, 'h'
Oldest gunner in the American Navy, "hicn nv oo
,,rr..t an hoard the frjyate ST. Lawrence, at kio
Jane,ro. on the 18th of September last.
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN & CO,
vi WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS.
No l6 Pearl street. Richmond.
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VALUHDLC A
saia ON accommodating terms, the following prop
erty A HOUSE on the corner Of Marshall and I'd
ats at present occupied by Mr. MeCoTmack. ms
ON the premises, q fine brick kitchen The whole
premises have been recently painted and therS r
Grace street, adjoining the residence of Mr.
Saunders This Lot fronts So feet on Grace street.
running back 1870 feet. Also vacant LoI on "a
street opposite MIR W Huichers. his Lot lroh'S
GO feet running back 120 feet.
w RICHARD WALSH. Note Broker,
18th street. between Main and Bank streets
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GUNS! GUNS IL have

GUNS! GUNS IL have
on hand well selected stock of
Double and Single Guns, Cclt's,
Aliens. Beale's and other Revot
vers, Single Pistols Of nearly AL
binds. Also Sporting Goods. AmDuuitien, Walk
ing Canes and nearly every article that is usually
kept in Gun store, all of which will sell as low
as they can be had in the city call is respectfully
solicited Work of all kinds In our line neatly and
promptly executed, and on moderate terms
w ,TIGN0R. Gunmaker.
DC Elm West Main 81. below the Market.
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WATCHHs. CLOCKS. 10.

r. VINCENT, CLOCK Asb
IA MATCHMAKER, JIwELLxR AND UPrIclix :
Ey2, The attention OF the public Ia insits5 ~
- my choice selection Of cLoCKs which tay
quality and quantity are not surpassed by any s,ui
Ear establishment Ia the city. Hkewise a ffe =.
sortr,ept of JBWELKY Gni sPEITACLEs. The
above goods were purchased recently FOR CASH. N
the manufacturers; ssd having mads an n meats
pared at all times TO sell goods az small sdysne.
on factory prices just received another lof a pah
bic Glasses we'll calculated to remedy the defet.
Of vision occasoned from weak ness eefornity -
otherwise. Sixteen years. udy and practice II, On
teal Scisnce enables me to decide TO certaiptv
up9n what kinds Of Lenses are lest Calculated 20
irntrJve the sight.
en- Clocks Watches, Jewelry ard spcc.aeIes Rr
PAIRED in the bert manner and On moderate
terms. r VINCENT.
Sign Of the Spectacl,s
oc E-1m 9Th and Broad st. Kichrnrud "a
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JOSEPH WOODWARD,

Has removed to the ONCE. formerly occupied by the
late DIR. Mcconnell. adjoining Or Jones. OF Main,
between 9th and 10th streets, and having obfained
the privilege and art of using the process Of Chico
plasty. In making Artificial sets Of Teeth, takes
pleasure in Recommending 1t for the unsurpassed
adaptation and beautiful fnish Of which It 10 sus.
ceptible.
Whole and parts Of sets Of Teeth made upon gold
plate for those preferring IL.
Filling and Extracting carefully attended To as
usuaI no 2--lm$
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PUTNEY & WATTS.

nm GREAT ATTRACTION <wm
HATS GAPS AND LADIES' FURS.
Iwould most respectfully inform strangers and
others visiting the Fair that have Just received
large. assortment of all the latest styles Of
HATS AND GAPS
Just out, such as the BILE. Bengal. Plaid, Tele-
graph Csstarine Water Proof. Black Cashmere, DC.
FATS, of the very latest STYLES. All 4 which am
determined to sell very low All you have 70 DO IS
to give me a call. at 207 Broad street.
Farmers will ind a very large assortment OF Ser
wants Wool HATS and CAPS. which am selling
very low.
Ladies will also find well selected assortment OF
FURS for Ladies' Misses and Children
WH L MOORE,
oc 24-Im No 2e7 Broad ST. Richmond, Va.
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HAT TRADE.

III
KELLY MASON
LOT Main street, Richmond, Firniuia.
The Fall trade is now commencing, and We are pre-
pared for it, with astock of Hats, Caps. Furs, Um-
breilas &c &c. OF every styl and grade.
One Of he irm has Just returned frome;he North,
where for some weeks he has devoted himself assidu
ously to examining the goods of all the most
ted houses: and making selections, and he has been
able to purchase at such prices as will warrant
in selling low if not lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to our stock it will be safFicie at t.
say that We have laid in every thing that could
find. To the manufacture of SILK Hats. on our own
premises, we pay the greatest attention, and We
have made our wholesale rooms complete in every
resnect SO 7-2m
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DAY STATE RANaE.-we have made

6iAl ono PERCUSSION CAPS
t.CN,N.ONy We have astorc fer sale cheap,
roo, a0a q D Cars
2sM0 Il Caps
2a,No Water Proof q ID Caps
lpo,0oo Water Proof ID q Caps
20loo1 Percussion Water Proc Caps
5a.a0 Ely's Centre Fired Water Proof Caps
l0o.Nn Walkers Ground Edge Gaps
10000 Cox's Ground Edge Caps
5000 Hicks Hat Caps
CLARKsON, ANDERSON 4 co,
Importers ef Hardware,
"a % 10 i06 Msiu street.
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r.n.ro,.I ana Commercial.

s.,ss in New York Saturday. Of $4,000
., s... ssN do at o. and $500 do at s'>t. ana
Tennessee e's, 20. At ssh.
The imports of dry goods last week :, OF the
Cores poudsng total for last year .o.,o
The receipts for tolls on the 70 ssl3i a. fol-
lows: Ascending trade $685. ae'''@'"
Nerthern Markets -. =,
YORK Nov soot.on !, ssssy
800 bales; expands u sssisa , $50 20: Ohio IS zoe
safes Of 800 Da ps5 So Wheat is auiet-s3nahs.sn
s s.S ss,ss sa .s Mixed Sssa sent
vsueed-saeS o. xelow 90 cents pork Is firm
n ms.. 81. i prime Lard + q.tSs
!: duh q cent: s snss IT ,ns CO. spirit. i
~. Gus 0onsa arm at s5a32 CO. Rosia Is du'' AZ
s s,. al - Rice is arm st 50SAt cts.
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NH GENTLEMEN5S NEW FUR-ns
s2z&ANISHING HOUSE-Opposte the Anne EfX
ricsu Hotel, Richmond, Va-Just received,
the latest styles of Young Mems French soft ATS,
also dents and Boys HATS and CAPS, Of the latest
STYLES constantly on hand from the very bsst Anne
rican manufacturers. My Furnishing apartment Is
also complete in every respect Particular attention
paid TO ali orders left for SLiHs. Also on hand,
good ass )rtment of Trunks, Naiices, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas and Walking Canes. -
&C Him SNEENEE.
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m REDUCED THROUGH

x4~-mnuS REDUCED THROUGH
a. TARIFF OF CHARGES on THE
CANsL FkUa RICuNOND TO LYNCHDURG.-
rhe subscriber thankful for the very liberal pasro
iage hitherto received. would inform his friends
,uch as Hats Caps shoes, Boots, Dry Goods &c.
inly THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on Groceries,
Queensware, &C, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
sharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchburg.
Roats leave every other day, full not full, and
Goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce end Tonnage articles forwarded at low
-atas A. 3. LEE,
an a7-ts On the Dock.
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AND FOR SALE am authorized
IL 10 sell a valuable Farm, near Bottom's Bridge.
adjoining The lands Of - Bradley and nr, Carter.
ali i'm woods ana part Of 1t well tmbered There is
also an abundance Of fine Cedsr Post on the land,
ard GONE splendid low grounds. which is easily
cleared and reclaimed. 1t is well wstered, with the
hest az never falling springs. The society j. excel
lent will sell great bargain privately, II early
application be male. Ro LYME, Anct,
Office over A Bodeker's Drug Store.
N say1yn
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BOARDING HOUSE.-The undersigned

BOARDING HOUSE The undersigned
II has taken the house formerly occupied by Mrs
s. Il. 6urton, situated on the corner oil trankllB
md 5h Streets which is open for the reception
and accommodation of b0AkDERS. GentiemeL
with their families here be pleasantly situated
Young men can De accommodated with Board By
he week, month or year, either with CT without
lodging Rev. DIR. NJ. d Hoxe ana family who
nave for number Of years ,ted in the house, art
TIL Boarders to whom the subscriber bess leave t
efer. BFOCh.
P S-A goodly Eumber of Gentlemen can bs &C
commodated during the Fair on reasonable terms
oc Dim Alb.
DRIVATE BOARDING. Miss BID
L GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
louse corner of Main and 18th streets and Will oper
for the reception OF Boarders the Let of October
Ing BY the day, Sc 25-3m
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IMPROVEMENT AND PkESERvA-

II Have removed their office TO 202. Main st,
above 10th, opposite Corinthian Hall. obs
called and delivered FREE of charge for dray-
aga 80 ln-ts
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JlNG.-MiSS BID
THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

Ia CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
md Mechanics Exchange, is egui-distant from the
Market, Post Office, Custom House, and City Hall
IN the corner of two of the prlnclpa! thoronghIares
IA the very centre of business; and has every app
.nce tor the comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
TERMS $50 Per day. ,r,
an OHM prOnrietOr.
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A UABLE TRACT OF WOOD

a ' A l. UAbIE ThhOi UF WUOD
II LAND SIX MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
CONTAINING 400 ACRES, FOR SALE Il offer for
sale that valuable tract Of WOOD LAND. situated
within three miles Of Hughes Tavern. known as
the seven Pines IL Ia seldom that tract so we'll
timbs,ed Az the one offered 10 in market the wood
and superior timber with which il abonhds viii
more than d0utIy pay the price asked Tor IT, Tim.
bsr e tars ana brick makers are especially invited
70 * ,rnne 4: great bargain and liberal credit
caa b. hsd 80
RIO d LYME,
General Land Agent,
ONCE over A Hodeker's Drug Store
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- FOR RENT.-The residence Of the
III late David NJ. Pulian. in Manchester. is h,r
rent with garden attached, the remainder Of this
md the ensuing year. Any Information concern
ug the same can be had by calling on
PULLIAM BELTS,
ANTS Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
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I'M GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
- H0USE.-The subscriber has received his Fall
styles OF Hats and Furnishing Goods for gentlemen
Aiss. beautiful lot OF Walking Canes and Unbrei.
las to which he would respectfully call the atten-
ton OF those In want JOHN POE ia
80 la--ts Opposite Exchange Hotel
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BOARDING.

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
lf1 veral vacant Rooms. persons desiring Board
can be accommodated. Apply at the corner OF Cia5
and Fourth streets. Sc 2o-eoats
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RUTTER-I have received per steamer
~ Roanoke, 50 tubs prime Goshen Butter. q No.
article; English Dairy Cheese; Bacon and Lard, at
the Butter Depot Main street. between nth and 18th
streets, nearly opposite Old Market.
o25 BROOKE pLEAsANTs
ERESH stock of GROCERIES, WINES,
X LIQUORS. &c superior 9nnpowdes Tsa. retail
ing At 55c; Coffee sugars Sc; fr~sh Butter; bacon;
Lard; Hour; Sricee. &c, NJ equally low prices at
PKAvENAGHs, Franklin street.
oeH Below MADAME Factory.
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MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN-
~ ICS' INsTITUTE-Th Committee have the
pleasure to inform the patrons Of the Institute that
they have engaged the valuable services of Messrs.
CONE 4 SMITH as Teachers for the present seq
sion. which wall commence on MONDAY NIGHT.
the 18Th o! November. and continue every other
night for four months
The price OF tickets for the session viii be $780,
which will entitle the holder to all the privileges OF
the Institute for one year, such as attending the
Fair, The Lectures. &C
Tickets may be had by applying TO either Of the
Committee, OF to Messrs. Cone Smith, at their
School room on Franklin street, in rear OF the Me-
ehsnies Institute. Saturdays from IL to O'Clock,
any day in the week from to o'clock In the eve
ming.
The School room of the Institute viii be fitted up
Ia the hest style with every convenience and COM
frt The scholars will be required to furnish their
own Books and Stationery.
wv I M,,AasG,aSAARIILANs.l Committee
A BARGAMIN. J Night School.
oc H--eodtNl5
Goa HIRE.-A young and healthy
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Goa HIRE.-A young and healthy
oc vt NURSE Ap jRSa 4 r oooK, r..rla.
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@E-1r
A. f JAHEKE.
JOHN N. WILLIAMS, PRACrI-

q JOHN N. WILLIAMS, PRACrI-
"A CAL MATCHMAKER, Formerly and long with
XALGs Mr. John Hill desires respectfully 10 an.
ss2zaAD nounce 10 his patrons. and the public in
general, that he has just returned from the North
with large and carefully selec ed assortment Il
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JBWELRY, spEUTACLES,
sILVER-WARE, &C.. which he wiz sell very low
for cash
Being an Optician as well as Matchmaker, il 10
the place to go 10 be suited with SpeeacIes ffyou
have sny old Gold or silver which you with 10 trp -
cff for new Jewelry o. any description, it il the
place TO go for it, he allows the hi4hest price Tor
IL.
But above all, If you want Watch for service get
il from him. He sells NJ yerT small profit and
warrant. all his Watches for twelve months
The largest and best assortment of tiocks in the
city and all warranted to perform well tor year.
Particular attention paid TO the repairing and
regulating of fine Watches. such Duplex Chro
nometer Patent Lever, Repeaters. &c. By myself
j " WILLIAMS, No = Main street,
below First Market.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good watch
maker. oc lg~Im
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40 FOR RENT-A desirable store un
III der the Exchange Hotel, on nth street. next
toOr to Vests Book Store Possession given hnme-
lately. Apply to Hugh W. Fry, or Henry G. Can
ION. au lo-t5
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~ O. 3. TAYLOR,
Ed ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T II Il

SzHen ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T IL Il
eSfTaCHEOPLASTIC PROCESS.-G. w. JONES,
DENTIST having purchased halfthe erctuSre right foT
the abeve mode of max ing TEETH, and after ustn0
and testsn0it in the most difficult cases. chere other
plates bdd Iited entirely Sdti ted Of ITS absolute
Superiority the gold. lyer and patine me
thod can therefore, with conf ience, recommend il
to all who desire full OK partial sets Of teeth;
and especially to S3tch as may be dissatisfied tclth
those they using. In this process. all of the
objections to the gold plate are remoyed-the sue
ton being perfect comfort and stability to the
fit and the teeth being embedded in the metal, the
food is excluded from under or between them; they
are therefore. cleaner, smoother and 10 every re-
spect better II consequence of the perfect adapta
ton of the plate to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
,Jithou clasps, and in all cases guarantee perfect
and satis factory fit
Thismethod having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, to any who may desire to see
them he old plates If those wishing to exchange
the old method for tbs new, will be taken il part
pay. viii OF course, make teeth or the cid mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish it.
office opposite Corinthan Hall. Sc 27-3m
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a. FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
IA FALL AND WINTER CL0THING.-New
"a and beautiful styles. now in store, aud re-
IL. ceiviag daily ali the latest patterns and fab
rics of Wooden and Silk Goods, suitable for gentle
mems wear.
in the best style
New styles of black and colored Cloth. plain and
fancy Silk. mixed Cashmere business and walking
Coats and sacks.
superior Black French Doeskin, and new patterns
of fancy Cashmere Pants, made up in the latest
manner.
Also, full stock of winter Overcoats of Cloths.
Beavers Pilots and Cassimeres, made in the latest
fashion.
A great variety of Vests consisting of fine Black
Satins, plain and figured Silks, Grenadines. CASH
meres. Cashmeres Velvets, &C.
Particular attention is called to the large assert
ment of Shirts and Furnishing Goods all now of
fered at reduced prices, at STUCKDALEs.
ia Main street,
oc I6-lm+ Near Exchange Bank.
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~ MULES, MULES.-The subscri-
6Nbers have just received at their Stables. on
Cary street. Opposite the House, large lot OF
dne young MULES, which a 9 offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms We will regularly
be in receipt Of ung MULES from Kentucky. and
can fill all orders in the most satisfactory
GREEN JOHNSON, Cary st..
an l3-3m opposite Gas House.
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IS FOR RENT.-That large lumber
LEE house on 18th street. between Main and Z airy,
now occupied by e. T. Hancock. Esq as a tobacco
factory Possession given on the LIST OF January
next. -, 49,. ,.,
Also. a dwelling house on 4th street. between
Broad ami Marshall, next to Mr. George II trutch-
field Possession given Immediately; Appiyto
no s-sts RG TUNSTALL.
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DoAkDiNG.--Our house on Grace ST.,
~ between 9Th and 6th is now open for the accom-
notation of bpsrders b MURRAY,
oc Its NJ MURRAY.
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"a STORE ON BROAD STREET FUk
81 RENT-THOMAS Do QUARLES offers for
en, the desirable Store formerly occupied by him.
elf, and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Oren-
haw, Quarles Il Co. To O good tenant the terms
ill be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
II
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-. IZf MAn street, Richmond
short notice 50 "a
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- ,-..gzgz.gT,~7 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

~ SPECIAL E0TICE.-EIpress packages fol
Nor1Sk Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Vir
gtnia ald North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Stesuships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereafter
be received BIZ the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships
Company. bUDLAM PLEAoANIo. agents.
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A. VALUABLE WAREHOUSE ON
NEE I7TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STS..
FOR RENT OR LEASE-The large Warehouse To-
Gated a. above recently in the occupancy of Messrs
StrarEs Thurston, 10 for rent lease. Possession
given LIT January next 1t is admirably adapted toa
large wholesale bu5in- IS. for tobacco factory.
Apply to GoDDIN d APPERSoH OF to
10 i-Iot MILTON CARY.
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90 METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
A;s popular Hail. situated on Franklin street,
iear Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation is now open
. the public snd Is offered on the most sccommois-
ing terms The rumor that it was to be sold, and
appropriated to another pur pose Is erroneous, and
Q present owners wllspare no efforts to keep I'D
Is reputation as the best Hall Public Aniuso.
nents. Lectures, &C., III the city:
JOHN r COOK,
Sc l3-ts Agent and Manager.
Corner of Main and Pearl sts I'D stairs.
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- GEO. 8. STEEL, DENTIST,
4 VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR
4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

UtIIIU FURHktU NU5IHtbH, NUuItl
sell bar gain. For further particulars apply TO
RIO b LYME, Land Agent,
o320 Basement under Metropolitan Hall.
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a. RUOMS FOR RENT.-1he suit
M..a scriber has rooms for rent. suitable for
l05ginps AppIy to A r. JAHNKE,
DC 2, T52 Main street.
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cM FOR HENT-Store No l6, Main
E:s street possession given in few weeks; apply
re EDWARD KbRSEY,
no Eft MATCHMAKER and Jeweler.
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LUST KECEIVED, at the cheap

ISICA4f
60 Root and Shoe Store, 2Of Broad street.
Children's and Misses BOOTS. Ladies Black GAIT,
Frs. with and without heels. Ladies' Glove Md
EATERS. Ladies' SLIP RS. Also, CORK SoLES,
80 &C. ' no 2-6ts
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~ FOR RENT-A three story Brick
EH Dwelling. in thorough order, on Sth street.
north of Leigh near the city spring. The house is
unoccupied aud can be viewed by persons wishing
to rent. The keys next door. Apply to the sub
5criber 203 Broad street.
Oc lg-ts j y COURTNEY.
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an SUMMEhFIELD FOR SALE
IL This desirable Farm, situated one and a half
mile from the city neat the Bowling Green and the
MechanicsvIe Turnpike, is offered for sale bar
gain may be had by application to the undersigned.
1t contains about AZ OF Land and has on IT an
besides servants Houses brick Stable, &C. For per
ticulars app.v on the premises, or through the
GRISWOLD &C I2-ts
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05

that we do not believe dozen such cases
have ever been disposed of at any time IN
any of the Northern Counties. We can
not speak with certainty as to the others,
but in this county the Records show that
from January Term 1852 to this time,
there has been si:rtecn courts at which
not a single case was disposed of, to elsC-
en- at which divorces were granted, and
that at these eleven courts twenty di-
yorces were deoreed; so that the twenty
seven courts held since Jan l, 1852, have
not averaged one "such case to a term" "
There was no divorce granted at the last
court, and only one at the previous court.
If any Lawyer said the entire cost of OBJ
tanning divorce was but SIS, he must
have been goSsj0g, as the record costs
ordinarily amount to that sum, and the
Attorney generally charges $50, for his
fee.
As to the closing statement of the
above extract, that "parties have been
afiianced to each other before the old ties
were broken off," we believe it is pure
scandal, aud the writer a regular hand at
collecting all the evil reports Of the neigh
borhood We ask the Presbyterian to
correct the statement of its correspondent
so far as Potter county is concerned
His accusations do this section Of the
State gross injustice; and notoriously
"hear false witness" against Us.
We ask another favor Of the Presbyte-
riia4. Suppose a correspondent in North
ern Virginia will furnish statement Of
the un-scripturot marriages and sePara-
tions of those who ought to be married
in that section, will the Presbyterian
publish the correspondence? If we are
not greatly misinformed, the "coudition
Of things regarding marriage and divorce"
is a hundred fold more 'lax" in Virginia
than in Pennsylvania. Nay, is hundred
fold more lax than even the correspon-
dent Of the Presbyterian stated them to
be in Northern Pennsylvania, which was
not within qua shot of the truth.