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~ FAIRBANKS SrALEs.-A uniform standard Of
Weights and correct SYSTEM of weighing. are suit
cts claiming the attention OF every individual la
the community.
correct Scale is just drbiter between buyer and
seller aud it is of the utmost importance that ill.,
strument universally called upon to decide ques-
tions of great value in the daily and hdsry trars
actions of business should be of such reliability and
eractaeSs to Sec,ue the con eace Of all those too
may be affected ty the results indicated aud to obtain
such buy fairbanks. which. for the last twenty five
years. has been fully tested. and universally az
kuowledged superior TO any other made. They car
only be had in Richmond of GARRISON, AMBER
SON CD. No LOG Main street. no are sole agents.
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Lock Scales
I ailfoai TraCk Scales
Railroad Depot Scales
Hay and cattle scales,
and who keep constantly on hand
Wheat aud Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse Scales
Rolling Mill scales
Eheelbarrog scales
ortabie Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
Grocers' Scales
Even Balances, aud
Druggist Scales Sc lt-dlm
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p,,r,xopy Sent. so-Flour dull and unchanged.
wheat fnIlv s c.s lower-red 81 I"6gbl "a; white
;, I51SsI a. Corn duIl-whte 71(gS0 cts; yellow
80 cts.
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mr CURTAIN GOODS.
JOHN F.. REG Ma ULT,

(ia3 MAIN SIRE IT,
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,.
Has received an elegant and extensive assortment
Of CURTAIN MATERIALS consisting Of
BROC tTELLS,
SATIN DE JAMES,
INDIA SILKS.
LACE CURTAINE.
GILT COkNICES,
CENTRE TASSELLS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN W0kSTED cAMAsks,
ENitISH = EReY,
COTTON DAM Ask,
Muslin CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS
LOOPS, GIMP, &c,
Which will be sold on moderate terms. and made
house in this city. The latest Engli-h and French
patterns are exhibited wli Ii, with tie assistance II
an accomplished DRAFT snau from one Of the largest
Curtain Houses in New York city. and own ex
perirnee he is enabfei to make and hang Curtains,
50 as to d.fy computation
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAINS, to call and examine his stock before pur-
oh sing SCI 7-lm
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aF REMovaL.-K. G. HOWE has re-

AB REMovAL.-k. G. HOWE has re-
moved his CABINET Flu RHITURE WARER0OM to
the large and elegant brick stre on Governor street
a few doors from Franklin, and recently occur led
by Binford u orter, where he would be glad to
his friends and the public generally.
Having engaged the services If the best WorKmeD,
he is prepared TO execute ork IF all kinds in bis
lie in the best style and at the shortest notice He
hopes by promptness and attention, 10 merit cen
tinuance of that patronage which has heretofore
been so literally bestow cd upon Kim.
His country friends wond do we'll to call on him
before MAXIM their purchases
HOWE
Sc 22-lm Governor street.
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OFFICE OF 1. NJ SINGER 4 co .2i7 Main at.
%- GREAT REDUCTIoE OF PRICES -
SINGER i CO'3 NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE for family use.
for fifty dollars. (S5O.OO) Please TO call and ex-
anime, before purchasing.
Oc lin i. Nj. SINGER q 20.
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n1pNEw YORK DAILY HERALD
NEW YORK TIMER


BALTIMORE SUN!
BALTIMORE AMERICAN!
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER!
Supplied regularly and promptly to subscribers, in
any part of the city bv
LEWIS L SMITH, Agent,
Dealer in Newspapers, Magazines.
and Cheap Book, 1872 Main street. second
door above the Post Office.
EA-HERALD, TIMES and LEDGER, delivered
every morning early.
en-SUN and AMERICAN delivered every after
noon oc l-2t
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LOST At sE.-The ship Emily st Pierre. OF
Charleston s. C.. was lost recently. near Calcutta
She was insured fpr $40 600 in New York and S45oo
jp Charleston. The cargo is insured in England
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

x.ss- NtwspApxas AND PERIODICALS!
LEWIS l. SMITH. Agent.
No. Is2 Main street.
Second door above the Post Office.
DEaLEHrS
NEWspapvRS
MAGAZINE
NOVELS
THEATRICAL. PLAYS
SONGS. SONG BOOKS, DC
TOY BOOKS e2-s
PRINT3
FkAMEa #sa.s
STATIONERY
BLANK hooks ard
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
nYr Surr,ies all The DAILY and WEEKLY
Newspapers and MAGAZINES at Publishers
prices. o,
~ Dslirers NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES
in any part of the city, sends them by mail WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE.
a1- Receives all the NEW BOOKS as soor ia
sued. and keeps = splendid assortment of NOVELS,
by the best authors. always on hand
So G n supply any thing in the CHEAP PUR-
LEGATION business. promptly and at reasonable
prices; and soiicits the custom Of the public
81 Retail price of NEWSPAPERS, FIVE aud
SIX CENTS. oc l-3ts
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A BREAK DncovEgIp TIE ATLANTIC CABLE
The workmen empio in cutting up the cable
In the machine shcp at the Brooklyn navy yard.
fonnd break a short time since, in the commubi
eating copper wire about three eigh'hs ola inch
long through which the saw passed in the solid
gutta percha, showing that The diseonneetl1n must
have occurred dnripg the process of Manufacture
and therefore leading 10 the very great probability
that other simiar LESSONS may have occurred 10
other parts of the cable. What have the ehetri
clans TO say in regard to this fact, which Is reliably
autbenticated?-E. y. Times.
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VFFICE OF VA. zen fkAL AG. nUt'Y.
Richn ond, Sept 80. is5S. !
THE undersigned announces with plea
sure that through ihe litera Y Of the Ne ysral
Raiir nd Compan witt in this Cor rnonwe aItt, all
Messbers sf the Virginia Cen raj Agricultural 70 Gle
ty can. By exhibiting their Cal ifcates of Memb.T
ship heu applying for tickets to Richmond retssyn
free that is. half price for the ronnd trip.
And all articles Tor exhibition at THE Fair will be
passed down at the usual Rates and back free ii no
change of owners has TAX en- place
Tue Virginia o. ntrai and the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad companies are even more liberal
passing all articles exhibited free bath tguus
The James kiyer and kanas ha Cempanv vi h
equal liter aity. will pass all articles for hibiion
free of TIL both ways.
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming members of this
sscity and thus avail themselves OF this eductipu
can be supplied with Certificates OF Membership bt
forwarding t,co dollars to this otI}cs ard naming
their post office. CHARLES DIMMOCK.
&C lot Sfey Va Central A a. 2oc'y
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SEIZURE FOR VIOLATION oFTHE INSPECTION
LAWS

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 30.-The schooner Nov
of Me has been seized Tor violation oi 'ho III
Rpection laws.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REponrED ron the "DrsPATCH."
MORE RESIDENTS OF RICHMOND LOST ON
THE AUSTRIA.
from WARRINGTON.


Nav YORK, Sept. 3e.--vietor Milling anc Miss
Annie spots, OF Richmond. Va, are set down az
among the lost on the Austria.
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kay RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL ANB LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
Capital 100000!

States!
THE LIABILITY OF THE SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The revenue of the Company derieed from Pre-
miums of Insurance, exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company is there
fore prepared to increase the amount hitherto taken
uneYcepionabie risks, They will issue Policies
for loss or DAMAGE by Fire ON Buildings. Merchan-
die. Household furniture, &c, &C., ON LIBERAL
TERMS.
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The new Catholic church at Norfolk, Va. is to
be dedicated on Sunday next-Bishop Lynch, Ct
Charleston, :. G, officiating
1t il now stated that laying the rail GU the
Lynchburg extension of the o. & A. +. r., will not
begin until spring.
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NEW FASHIONABLE
tNssu UsnNn

o. NEW FASHIONABLE E1a
| ~ MILLINERY. SA
lhIs il to inform our friends and the pub. .--~~-
liz get orally, that we have opened Nj LLlSEkY
STORE urposits John II. Richardson's Bookstore,
with an entire fresh stock of the latest fall fashions
of Bonn cts. Ribbons FiCw aud Hen dresses.
To all in want OF the above enumerated articles.
we earnestly solicit examination of cur stick be-
fore purchasing else where, we are Determined 10
keep good goods and by selling for cash We shall
De enabled to sell cheap.
MRS R0sE Il Mtss VI A COOKE,
seeg-Iw* 2li Broad street, (up stars
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TyIGnT DAT AND THIRTY kOUR
IL CLOCKS. warranted TO keen time. 4 fresh
supply nov rsceising By GksSfT.
sac Eagle squsre.
CHEMIOAL FOOD. and Dy. Church
~ hfli's Hyporh sphifss, with al rare Chs mic Al
and Pharmaceutical Prev arxiiens ct q a
MsADk RAkEeH
corner above new foacfare
a. 20 1Sf Mala a.
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SPECIAL NuTICt.-The new ball Of
~ the Virginia NJ. chanies' institute, on 9th st.
will certainly be opened for the reception of articles
on MONDAY. the 18th Of October, and The exhibit
ton viii be formally ops ned on "WEDNESDAY. the
10Th inst. Persons who nav design senoina articles
are requested TO be prompt in their applieati
ami after the 18th.
No articles deposited after Tuesday nahf the 18th
OF DC ohsr. can be en.ered on ths Judges List FOR
oompetition except such as ths cammittee shall %
satis e dispatch he'd treni distance In ms to
have reached the HALL By that time, but failed TO
arrive from uuavoidat IL detention.
Application for space must be msdc 70
- JAS D RR0WN,
Ghsirman Of Comsuistee ON Exhibition
t,c l-slsth0 9Th street, Y ext To the Hall,
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@~ DR. JoYsIs has removed to the
southeast corner of Grace and 4th streets.
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R6s- WfNnow SHAnys The q,

Ea WINDOW SHADES The sutscri-
Der has now in store large variety of WINDOW
SHADES, consisting of Gilt and Velvet Gilt aud
Plain, &c uqnet. Landscape. Powered and Plain,
ranging In price IRON FIFTY CENTS to SO.
ES- call and examine them
JOHN REGNAULT
l9z Main street.
Sc 2T-lm Square above new Custom House.
EE- HUNDREDS of our citizens COM
plain of de- bity and langor of the System derange
ment OF the liver stomach waat Of appetite etc.
Ihey are frequently the result of appiics-
tim, and a thousand other causes that we cannot
here name. hut would say all file ted do as
we dore-use DIR. J. HosTETrEg's CELEBaATED sro-
MACH BITrERs End cur word for il, will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing f-om expe-
rienee that II Is much superior to the generality of
patent medicines.
For sale by Druggists AID dealers generally every
where. Sc 2y-dim
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nS- RICHMOND THEATRE
Unapproachable attraction for the

aY- RICHMOND THEATRE
Unapproachable attraction for the
Benefit of
EDWIN BOOTH,
when he will appear as
RICHARD Ill
On which occasion his brother.
WILKES BOOTH,
Will appear as the
Earl of Richmt nd,
Edwin Bo 9TH as pnae o. =" ctt l.
Edwin 30 tn as Duke OF uios'eF
Richmond Wilkes Booth.
~ great deal has been written concerning
the notorious Capt Kidd end the treasures which
he lis supposed to have conceal ed. On ca. efG
examinati of the test nony pro and con, 1t APP
pears howev +. exc eIingly d1ubtfal whether, a
the time of his capture. he was Possessed CT any
large share of personal effects. lev antiqusted
match locks, soIe flint musiets, two or three
sabres and "a few bars of Virginia tobacco. SEEN
to have fDrmtd his whol3 stock in trade. A man
of his ability / ad he choTen to quit Adventurous
lifss variety might have made bonest fortune,
by embarking in some mercantile pursuit, am
patre nizing the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, Main
street.
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r w,, r1spzEzgWr1 NOTICE EXHI-
~ ~ .sEG1.s RITION or THE UNITED

4 GRAYS, ATTENTION Attend a
q Irregular Comrany Drill. at Military Hal on FRI.
MDAY NIGHT, st IN O'clock prfinnfy. Jhose
II members who have missed three regular drills,
are reminded not TO miss fourth
By order of Capt. EILlcrr.
SO 30 JSO r r. sGEKs. Orderly
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AaUsEAE Eff rs

AAUsEAEs, rs
DICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKHL Il Co.. ......Lessees tnd Managers
BENEFIT Of the young AT erican Tragedlan
EDWIN BOOTH.
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NPtCIAL SCHUUL NUTIC E-The
~ subscriber, VIII So s -heol comm enced Goth Sep.
TENDER. shes few Sch lars 10 fill .. msry ,.os
Just comhe1cing-EughshG Grammar. GEOGRAPHY
CONNER cling attn, aud a class CONNER chg XenJ
phon III Greek. tie aims 70 excite interest in ttu-
dies, and regard for principle and good feeling in
conduct, and rarely b As 10 resort TO puni hment
L PESULhTON,
4th street. between Main and Franklin.
l3-Im
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MRS. A B. s COLE W Ii
INC ~: - resnmA her Glass in SINGING We
III U y II CAllZATION, and the PIANO. 10
y the course OF the mont OF October
Due notice Of time and place of residence will be
Z ven in a future advertisement. oc / 3t*
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UMBER.-J oistS. a large stsc <. all
~ sizes and lengths; 30 600 feet Michigan and Can
asa he Pine, all THICK nesses superior articl
81 100 feet Charleston Flooring, thoroughly reasoned
Aud evsrV other article Of Lumber usually k.tI
by dealers Sawed Aa.hs AID pailings Lime dc,
&c +. TOT sale low, by 9. WALTHALL.
&C i-2t Canal oh AT d eth STREETS
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SPECIAL NOTICE Il have made au
~ engagement with Perkins Il Co, No. IfI, EaRli-
Square, as salesman. and will be pleased to show
ID Old friends aud customers large stock OF fire sh
and desirable Dress Goods atv ~ low p, ices
A-Iw VI JDHNsTDN
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.rwa STEAMER BELVIDERE,
L.Issssssssssss FOR BALTlMORE-Freght receiv
ii to-day. IF q DAY,) and up to the hour OF otik
p. NJ SATURDAY, 2nd inst, unless "a sufiielcncY
be recev, prior to that hour.
Consignees requested to send for their goods
to-day.
derate rates, and with expedition .,o>,
oc LIT LUDLAA NAEooN.
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sH- THE FIrra AYsUAL ExHtn,4,ov

OF THs VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR THE Pro.
MOTION OF ruE MECHANIC AIRS. The new and spa
clUus hsi OF the Institute. 9th street, between
Mstn and franklin, RichRond, VA will be opened
foE the reception Of goods on MONDAY, the lith
day Uf October and the sXHIo.TIoN will be for
Lasiiy opened on WEDNESDAY evening October
the nh.
Mechanics, artists, inventors and others ib the
State OF Virginia, as we'll the country at large
are invited TO avail themselves OF oppor tunity
thus Afforded to display rhsi taste and sk in tbs
collection about To be mace.
The splendid hall asd building of the Institute
viii afford accommodation sufficient 10 max G a most
attractive display of Machinery for which abun-
dAnt motive power will be furnished as we'll as of
articles OF taste ami interest, of whatever class u
description, which may De exhibited by those en-
gagged ia manufacturing pursuits
The Board 81 Managers earnestly invite the nc
tive cooperation of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country in contributing 20
fhe important object in view; and would also ex.
press their acknowledgment to the ladies' for then
interesting contributions 70 the preceding exhibi
tons and would respectfully invite them TO a re
newai OF contributions, in order that the display in
the Female Department OF Industry may prove eu
In-ntly worthy OF American female talent
a0y Information in reference 10 matters of detail
will be promptly given, on application or by ad
dressing Jas d Browne, Chairman OF the Committee
Exhibition, 9Th street, next 10 the Hall of the In
titate. 2T-2awtlstOtdtd
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH-THH

0d4Y5CH E0PLASTIC PROCRSS.-a. w. JONES.
DENTIST having half the exclusive roAfS FOR
the aoeve mode Of max ing rEkTH, and after usi,,0
and test.nOit in the most d9cun cases .chers oths
superiority over the gold. liver and piatina me-
thod car, therefore, with confidence, recommend it
to all who may desire full partial sets Of teeth;
and especially to such as may be dissotsfsd scs6
those they are i,osc using In this process all of the
objections to the gold plate are rsmoved-shs sue.
ton being perfect comfort and stability 10 the
dt, and the ssih being embedded in the metal, tho
food 10 excluded from under or between them; they
are. therefore cleaner. smcothsr and in every 70
ton Of tho plate. to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
without clasps, and In all guarantee perfect
and satisfactory ht
This method having been adopted and commend.
cd by those standing highest In the profession.
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire 10 seo
thom, he oLd plates OF those wishing 70 exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken In part
pay win Of course. make teeth ON the cid mode
iOr those who may prefer IT,
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and tssth
Office opposite COrintnian Hall. eH-3m
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railroads in the city of Buffalo on tue 18th inst.
Forty-niue of the camels belonging to the United
States are now at Campo Verde, sixty miles from
San Antonio. Only one of those imported has
died, while ten have been added by birth.
Negro Bill was executed at Gienville Lewis Co.
Va, on the 1st inst. for the murder OF his mas
ter.
Col Harvey George Of farewell Co., Va has
sod 300 head of cattle to J. Amiss, of Blacksburg
Va at so SO per head.
John G. Green, of Culpeper c. H., Va, bad very
valuable negro man killed, one dsy last week, by
q mule.
The Ohio. at Wheeling, was never, in the memo
ry cf "the Oldest innaoitant, lower than 1t 10
now.
Norrissey and Heenan, the Bepicia Boy, are in
the country, near Buffalo, preparing to pummel
one another on the 10th.
Booth (Rspublican) has been elected Mayor Of
Bridgeport. CT, by 81 majority, over his Denosra-
tic opponent.
The receipts from customs at New York last
week were $4,000, wretched figure for the bu-
siness season.
Mrs Merryman, Of Pa, has recovered 81 500
from the Northern Central Railroad Company, for
the death Of her husband, in 1854, by an accident
on its road
A meeting, said 10 have comprised 900 people,
held in Mesills Valley on the Sd ut., adopted re-
solutions asking that IL be made . territory.
DR.. Loriug has received the Democratic nomna-
tion for the 9th Congressional District Of Massa-
chusetts.
A letter received from Arizona states that the
Fort Yuma wagon road, under Col. Leach, . nearly
completed.
Rev. Mr. Ward. Of Nashville. has received .
letter stating that his brother, Hon. Matt Ward,
has been appointed U. g. senstor, from Texas.
Some $4,000 worth Of property Vas destroyed
In Milwsukie on Sunday evening last, by Are
caused By the bursting Of . naid lamp.
John Laursns has besu appointed naval o6lceF,
It Charleston, 8. G., vice Henry y. Howard, de.
ceased.
j. r. brown, late consul general at Cosstantinp-
piA has besa appointed secretary ot Legation ana
bragcmap; saiasy $4,000.
Lord and Lady Napier are on visit to Senator
Seward st Auburn, \. Y. r
The famous Ool. Titus Of Kaans nsnoeys has
ssstlsd 10 Arisoea-
TAs dssshs lass sssk h New Orleans, fssu yslr
low fsssr, were 80.
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By Jas, a. CowARDIU.
SPECIAL NoTTcDs,
kEA CARPwrrsas.

k&r CARpErrSas.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
MATS,
BOOKING,
BaASS STAIR PLATES. w ""S'
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
COCOA NAT tINGs
PIANO COVERS.
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS STAIN nor
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AlSy- Nxw GooDs-i have received from
Phiiadelphil aud New York, and will op.n this
morning choice and spieDdd ass )Ttment OF ladies
DRESS GOODS. Also fne assor imant OF CLOTHS,
UAsaIMERES aud NEsriN6S, along with a general
sto.k of DJdE5rlC GOODS OF every grade and
Qaality, many u which can sell at much loss than
former pricee.
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply of Negro CLOTHING. Of every description;
Brow and Bieacbed BodEsfICS, ana many other
Goods too tedious 90 n,ention. usual, kert in the
Dry Goods line.
A call 10 respectfully solicited Of all who won't
cheap and good Goods. Come and and Judge for
yourselves at No 20 Main street.
10 l7-im JNU SMlTJiER
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RESTAURANTS.

Begs leave to notify his friends and the pubic at
large, that he is now ready to supply. from the
brought to this market. Private families and large
consumers are invited TO try his stock of LYNNHA.
OYSTERS, as they can be promptly and regularly
served with quantities to suit, wholesale or retail
Oysters cook ed in every style.
All his Oysters are warranted fresh He has -
cured the services of superior New York Oyster
opener-so come one, come all. you will be Quok.
ly served, and will be bound 10 be pleased.
80 3o-3wH r. PHILLIpS
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The QUEEN OF SPAIN IN Coal PIT.-The Espa
ns contains an account of the Queen having visited
the coal mines in the neighbofhoed of San Juaa
Her Majesty expressed desire to descend INFO the
principal pit, which is upwards of $50 feet deep,
and TO go further in the pit than any had ever
been. The President Of the Council, Marshal
0Donneli, recommended Her Majesty not to make
the descent, as it might be atteuded with some
danger, but the Queen persisted The Minister
and General Lemery then went down to receive
the Queen, aud her Majesty, accompanied by the
King, and attended by the Director, and by the
engineer, MIR. Smith, afterwards descended. When
the Queen got to the bottom she cried to her suite
that they might follow her without fear. The
Queen then went along the principal gallery of the
pit, which goes an incline upwards OF 800 yards
great part of this under the sea. Arrived at the
very extremity, the Queen formed her initials on
a large block OF coal, BY means of drops from
talow candle. The director declared that ne
female had ever had the courage to go SO far, and
he requested and obtained permission to place
stone on the spot to perpetuate the msmbrance Of
the visit. When the Queen ascended to the orihce,
the miners who were assembled, cheered enthusi-
asticaliy.
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aEREmoyAL.- G.. HOWE has re-

moved hi4 CABIN ET FURNITURE WARER0OM to
the large and elegant brick store Governor street
a few doors from Franklin. and recently occupied
by Buf0rd & orter, where he would be glad TO
his friends and the public generally.
Having engaged the wees # the best WorK Kmen.
he is prepared to execute Work "f all kinds in his
line the best stye anu at the shortest notice. He
hopes, by promptness and attention to merit con-
tinuance OF that patronage which has heretofore
heen 50 literally bestowed upon hiHi.
His cCuutTy friends would do Well to call on him
before making their purchases.
&C HOWE,
sc 22-lu Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07

A CospucroR's Bx3fH.-A President OF City
Railroad sssured M that for thirty places open for
conductors, over eight hundred applications bad
been received. Some OF the applicants onered sums
varying from . hundred to three hundred dollars
to secure the place. The pay Il 81 per diem, or
twenty-five cents per trip-Fkt'a. " Asseriedn.