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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
CLUTCHES OF WHEELING.

For the Information Of fs;rangrrs visiting the city pub.
ish tie following list Of the different Churches, their
and place Of meeting. II there any mistakes,
viii max the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 Wdaitl5's RDiscCPdlidH Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev F. T. PSREISs, Rector moTnpEservleer 1OK
clock evening,T.
81. JoEa EiscopaliGa Main street, between Firstand
second, Centre Wheeling, ey. J. H. SAITH, A. , Rector
services-Mornins 1cNi afternoon sAi night N.
first Frs4syerdt, REv- H. IL wEEp, Pastor, ROurthst.,
etVeen Monroeand quincy services
Second Frssbysrfr, Webster street, Main and
Maket, Centre whyelugf services morning and evening.
Tird fTsbyteriGR Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Taibert Wheeling, Rev WoUDs Pastor, ssryi-
smorninE and evening"
Fourth rssEy Eyte,in Rev A. PAUL., Pastor, anstreet,
eVeen Washington and Adams Si services morning and
evening.
Fo"ra street 1fstodit EptscoRal Rev. }. z. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
North street Asthodtst Eisceais Rev.AA. REdER Pastor
Market North sts Wheeling: services
morning and evening.
Chuplas Street Nsthodtst Episcopal, RsY,T, H. MoN-
RoE, Pastor, Charne street. between Pirst and Second,
Centre Whee:'ng;SerTices morning and evening.
South TAseiiug 81. Z. CAurss, Rev. A. sTEvESs,
astOri services morning and evening.
Fhesiing IsLdHd CaGPeI, Wheeling Island, Rev ].
TnsoS, Pastor.
German Asoaisf Episcopal, Rev. c. HxlwIo, Pastor,
chapline street. between Webster and Third Wheel
nE.
st. Jomts Cathedral, Roman Catholic. Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. " WnsLAs Fifth Hampdeni services
morning afternoon
Associate Reformed, Rev. J. T MCCLURE Pastor corner
otMarketAnd sts orning
Disciples Market street. between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling services 10Y in this morning, and ~
evening.
Eednge'eGi Protestant Rev. wM HELEER, PASTOR Clay
rect, above Sixth, East wheellng.-
zion ErangeffcdI LutheriaA, Rev. P ziMnMEhMIx,
PASTOR Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
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Domesties and Foreign Staple.

mh2O lH Thus HUGHEs-
Domestics and Foreign Staple.
PRiN Ls3 Pssss q Vsly peT yEd, EeF'h lS[ etS
BLEACliED MGSLINk-la1 pleers, IAN yard vide,
ans for only 10 yafd- Also axeeIsnt
ity = M1slins for Only yard superior ars- "
ani ttiloT case Mus;ius at almost any price
CHECKS very Low prices. BsdtiekIhg,
els. 10 yard and do .'HerrtnE Bons THti
/ Only i9lE cents per yard, very cheap
ChASu-A good unaiity, Tor aniy yHFa.
IRISH LlNENS-A splendid aFteie, vaTranted All iinsz
for only 8 cents . yard
GIN6HANS-SuDsrioT Eoods fast enisFl far
/ I9k cetts. rE7
yard; At taps-Smi ALEN. HEYNASta-
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MAsoNIo DIRECTORY.

1hlo Lodge No. IOIs-Meets Masonic Hall,
eerner Market and MOnroesFeet', thesF. t- Atom
day evenings Of each month 6. W. s,s, r. w. Nj Aleg-
dHisr LdHgtlia, Seeretary,
WhceIinE Lodge No. I3S Meets above on
tesSrsi and tird Thursday evening Of each month
bSESrLISSEA, W. NJ. s ". Pearson Secretary.
WhceIIug Union chapter No. I9.-Meets as
above on tie se0H1 Monday evening" Of each month. "
Seorr, H. p; S, ". Psarson, Secretary.
p "heeiinE EucnmPment No. 1.-Meets 4
Ahoveon the favrtl Monday evening month. }
4 Eorfa9 Recorder
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

vIr=iuIna Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Hail. Of Market Quincy
JiNEs NJ, HlLL,N G,i B. ". Corr, Secretary.
FrnnkIin Lodge No. I3.-Nieets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BATHA, N. G.i william P.
AcRelosy, Secretary.
.Wul. Tell Lodge Ne. 33.-Meets a,abovc eve.
- Wednesday evening wnLnM HELIRR, N. G.; John
Salade, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. Ss:-Mset. as above every
W. n. Porrs, g. yoha 7ao5sr,, Secretary. "
t Pamela Lodge No. S9.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. Jos. HIsxLT, N G.; John L .Kdzrell
seeretaTy.
Wna. Tell EHcHmPmenI Ne. 34,-Neets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeach
month. ions DtppR, c. p; CsGs. LiHet, Scribe,
Abr1rR's EnCampmeHt Ne. I.-Mects ms
hb've she frstindFrd Tuesday evenings month
wS TATLoR, O. P; GsOBGird .r., Scribe. tSiareh IS
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70 UoKhMsPoNpENTs

LETT EES concerning subscriptions advertising other
OF the Integencer should be addressed
he PToprietors.
Letters concerning editorial department of the paper
houi9 m addressed to the Editors Jointly, either
them
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
Only one side OF the paper
Az Observance Of the above rules will greatly obige u.s.
nd SerD prompt attention to correspondents than
ey mibLs ga lerwisz receive.
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JAS5N.IlBIlaI.2N, As H. D. III !. On,
Plumber and ca Eitter-

--.a Humber and Gas Filter.
II EEPs constantly on hand, Gas d1tuTvs, Lead snd
N Wrought Ircn Pipes, Meet Lad An kinds and sizes
81 brass Cocks ard ValVesi Steam whistles and Steam and
AteE Guases Lf and ROrce PuPs Slnks, Bathing Tubs
wooden and Cast Iron HydTants, Gem Hose and arkinR
o. All Theknesses Anti-irieOn Metal, Purr Bahes Iin
ne and Antimony, the THnT BEEs
CrucibelEin Tie cOunIry. u..l
- Also, Polly's imPToTed and patent Chain PsnP.
ch Is decidedly the greatest panp the age the rigEt
% pat up which In foWus
VII BE- sold on fair tsTmi.
- GaSanised iren Tubing. IneoFFOsVe, ard for cen
daeting,O pressure pe, for hot eosd Hafer
sa for deep preferable and ehsapsrthan Ls
Pipe.
~ AqueduetPPe constantly ohhaud, any giEsor quAn-
tits Of which can be furnished EhoTun0tiee
81 t'ish pdfdJ5r OH C0PPer, RTstsA anf Lead.
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Incorporated 1sls-chaItsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital $l,Ooo,ooo.
ABSOLUTE AND UNINPAIRED, .4E.
WITH - SURPLUS OF S5OO,3S5.Ss.
And the prestige OF 3S yenrs aud experience
AssnFs JANuARY l. less:

IOInI IsInbIIItteRt
Unsettled Claims not due.-...... .SlTSlS2SJs4
losses Eqvita6ly A@j"sted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF $1,000 900
or Losses Laid by the Insurance Co., In
--s. 7r-.rl....r ~ rLhs past 50 yeaFs..-.-.
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Just ReoeiVed and Nov opeu

y uSS 6SCS4NGu- ana NOW open.
NNJE take pleasure In Informing frieuI paoas and
w the public geneTaly that Just ouF
| spring lStOek Of CLOTLES CASSLNER4Sk lESTLGGS,
together With general Of FurutskiI
Goocsal Of which viii sell prIees sut ts tiues
We only ask eal feeling confident 10 examine our
stock yod Gi Be 6lttIrd thetWe be
in style qualify OF the ElQ1H Pfsrrd fer aAl-
know AAt stock consists EsEAhfcaaels GooA AAG
CA6dp GOQdg, and pFsPar make hsrn IN "A
der In style ethsF last West of the
mountains. and short Ne
| lO3 Main So. WHEELER LAEIN.
I upt2 hIrrehnng Tafara
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iCHOICH AND SBI,ECTl

TAG Betry Fsecirsd a0ck Of pilQ Saalaaeg- Gapjs
df tie st0re TAOHleis HuGhsz So a. eOrasT WSaros
uHd Water s.. Hheelfng, Ia. .r
RESPECfHULLT invite 10 call
and e,saalue ny GsSoFtnt 0f Git'Th sASSLLERES
| GESILHGS, AARSEELLES GOODS, HoSLERH dad
NOTIONS, just receives the Eastsfn eit-a HAVING
paid TAEteuiaT attentnn 70 stsetnE Eoods fei
mh2O Thus. HuGHEs
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of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-25

OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, PoR TIE Pro
MOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTs.--rhe new aud spa
cious hall OF Institute. Oh 9Th street. between
Main and Franklin, Richmond, Va, VIII De opened
for the reception of goods on MONDAY the llth
day of October, and the EXHIBITION will be for
maIlv opened ON WEDNESDAY evening, october
the 10th. an
Mechanics. artists, inventors and others in the
State of Virginia, well as the country at large
are invited 70 avail themselves OF the opportunity
thus afforded to display thei taste and skill In the
collection about 10 be made. -
The splendid halt and building OF the Institute
will afford accommodation sufficient to make most
attractive display OF Machinery, for which abun.
dant motive power will besfurDshed. as well as OF
articles of taste and interest, Of whatever class or
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged in manufacturing pursuits.
The Board of Managers earnestly invite the &C
tive cooperate n of the mechanics and industrial
Glasses throughout the country in contributing TO
the important object in view: and would also ex-
press their gment to the ladies for theic
interesting contributions to the preceding exAb-
tons and would respectfully invite them TO re
newal of contributions 10 order that the display IN
the Female Department of Industry may prove en-
inently worthy of American female talent
Any information in refert nee 10 matters OF detail
will be promptly given. on application, or by ad-
dressing Jas D Brow ne, Chairman OF the Committee
Exhibition 9Th street, next to the Hall OF the In
stitute. au 2L-laWIlstOIoto
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~PRIcn & Watkins.
ELEGANT AND
COMPL ETE STOCK
OF
DRY GOO D S.

The second instament OF our - pEhn oIUCin,
for FALL SALES, is now In store and being receiv-
the T and CHOICEST
weeks in advance Of the regular period before resi-
dent and other buyers had selected the most
DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
from the early French importatiens. One OF our
taken ad yantage of the EAsLIER we'll ArER I'M
portal Gus and therefore invite tie attertiop q
a and a. Ws % them
ID ai'a aavansaSes. both in PRiGss RICHNEss. and
VARIETY OF ASSORTMENT. We call attention
LADIES' DREss GOODS. EMBROIDERIEs,& &c.
Splendid Brocade Silk Robes. alien
Do do do Fiounced and double
Rich Bayadere a'Lez. and Plaid Silks
Rich Brocade, Ottoman. Bay adere, and Gro arain
Black Gro de Rhinss Poult de Sol and Taffeta do
Paris De Laine Robes, a,Lez. very handsome
ELEGANT Bay ader I'd aad csng nsW artice
Ga Plain. Figured and alex French Merinos ana
Baysdsae Chailies and valencias
Beautifill French Plaids and Stripes
Mohair Baysdere. Silk Warp De Badge
handsome low.priced Printed Mouslines and Cash
Lupin's Black Bcmbaznes and Tamese Cloths
Do Freus s c BE han
Point Applique. araiguilie and Brussels Collars and
valen eiennes. Honiton and Lace trimmed Collars
Real French Muslin and Cambria Embroidered Col
Linen and Peque, white and colored Collars and
French Muslin. Lace. Linen. Cambria and PeQue
Mourning Muslin. Cambria and Grape Collars and
Illusion and Lace Capes aud Berthas
Real French Muslin Embroidered Basques. PeqGe do
Muslin, Cambria and Linen Bands, kdgiDgs and In.
Superb Valenciennes, Thread and Giupure Laces
Infants wrought Bodies and Dresses
Ladies' Wrought CamSric Robes
Splendid Embroidered Linen Cambria and Lawn
Hdkfs
few sets Embroidered Muslin Collars. Sleeves and
Real Efsk Thsees Lee and S Shsp, Will
Rich Rich Goth cfSs and Beaver Ciosks and Nantes.
Ly ons Velvet, aud cold and blk Cloths. and Trim
Beant FIJI Plush Bordered and Chenille Stella
Long, square and round Wool shawls. new and
Our second floor is devoted to this department,
which is very extensive.
' aENTLEMENs WEAR.
Hilgers celebrated Black French Cloths and CASH.
oxford Mixed Doeskins, and new style Fancy Cassi.
Rich Figured Velvet, Silk. Grenadine and Satin
Vestings.
Fancy Tweeds Cassmeres for suits in great variety
Black and coiored Satinets, Of the most approved
makes.
Merino. Cashmere, and other material for boys
Gents Half Hose. Gloves Collars Cravats Scarfs. &c.
a large assortment.
PLANTATION GOODS. BLANKETS, &c.
Hunton's and Bonsack's approved Va. PULLED Cloths
for farm hands .
Best Heavy Sleeps Gray Satinets
Buckskin SatInets and North Carolina Jeans
Fine Merino Linsey for house servants
Maryland Heavy Linsey for field hands
Blankets, white and colored in great variety. very
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
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NEW MUSIC.
JAMES WoOpHOUSE 4 CO.,

XX JAMES WOODHOUSE h CO.,
are constantly receiving supplies of new, stan
dard and popular MUSIC. They have Just received
the following new i0ngs and pieces, viz:
Der Starry / lag by b.cSel .......s.. ..-
Write TO Me Very often Becktl
Uncle Sam by Howard Paul
The Bright Days Of Yore Belak
Home of Youth MerZ
Happy Hearts Make Smiling Faces
Requiem to the Memory of DR. Kane; by Beckei
Priceless Gem'sa Sisters Love Cd ~
Try Again by Frazer ...
I've not a Thought but What Ia Thine
The song my Mother Loved to sing
Gentle Maggie; by Alice Hawthorn
eta,l ght is Beaning-sercnade
They Ask Me if I Think of Thee
The Little Dreamer
The Heart that Loves Me Only
Dear Mother, " as it Right by Strakosch
When Thou Art Near by Wallace
Know Net Why Love Thee
The Continent is CONSIDERATIONS on Yankee
Doodle
Juana-Cuba, Fair Isle
The Mazurka Song by Fraser
Hawthorn Schottische
Beauty's Dream-Schottische
National Guards Quickstep
Our Fraternity .s... . -...
Orders for Mn ic promptly and faithfully filed
JAMES WuODHOUSE Co,
Booksellers. Stationers and Dealer lin
Piano Fortes and Music Richmond. Va.
SO
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N.Y. The Portsmouth Transcript "

SAYS !" Good Bread, it is universally conceded, is
the chief o. nament of well supplied table. With
in the range of our acquaintance. there is scarcely
half dozen who can produce the staff OF life 10
eatabIe condition ver!thin3 ia tabled in delight
fui style but bad bread msrs the whole. Toremedy
this evil, housekeepers need only to secure from
Armistead Benson, No -, west side the Market.
a box of temples Yeast Powder. They are certainly
unfaiiing in their operation" -.
This article Is now becoming very popular. and is
sold by all Druggists ard Grocers in the State.
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ePEcIAL NOTICES.

e SAyxAY & co. would invite those
In wsgt Of reey artistic picture e call ss tnelr
PHOI09RARHID ART GAbLEkI. wne nsrd NY
GRAPHS ana AMBROTY PES. whirh are universal
~ admired.
Crayon photographic Waiting Cards" 20 which
they invite attention.
= GALLERY 14s MAIN STREET,
NJ a3--lv Big Gothic Window.
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Northern Markets

NEW YORK. Sep. "a Flour brm-southern closed
At 81 9A9B5 rs What quiet and nominal Corr
buoyant-mixed 761T6 cts Cotton Err; sales OF
aeo bales Shirts Tunentine dull at 81 cite. RaHE
bnoyaut. and holders demand $780, Rice $685..
PArrTMoRE. Sept 24-Fiour unchanged Wheat
hrmer--red 81 2261sI an white 81 4n6D8l IS Corn
buayant-closine NJ Il2 c. advance-white 40;
yellow sl692 cts.E Whiskey at 2i1s cts. Proyi-
g;ons dull
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~Powsns' GALLxnY

~ PoWBRs GALLVnY
IL THE PLACE TO OBTAIN
GENUINE AMBROrYPES AT LOWER PRICES
than any other house in Richmond.
pow Frs made 900 Pictures for
the members Of the lste Legislature. Put that In
Your pipes and SIN xa 1t. Foges.
Fight years experience IN this CITY nas gwen
pow ER6 reputation not to be taken away ~ mp
Starts Isl Main street se z3-ots
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The Poisoned Valley Again.

We md that the extract published by us on
Wednesday, describing the poisoned valley of
Java, and representing It to have been recently
discovered. was copied verbatim from q brief &C.
count Of that valley published carly in the pre-.
sent century. Tho extract, Introduction and all,
was eopisd into the Dispatch from an exchange
paper. a'fe*
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hlchmond .,tarket,. sept. =

hICnmOnU NKHrketH. Sept. "a.
FLOUR The ST. ok of country is small. and arri
vail very light Market dull and transactions
for shipment No change inTetail prices
WHEAT-Upchanged. Receipts liberal. Good 10
prime Red $I.35@l .4o good 10 prime White 81. SOC
l55
C0RN--Sales of limited lots at 81. Market near
~ bare and little arriving.
CORN NJ EAL.-Corn Meal, which of course sd
vances in proportion to Corn is quoted at 81 10
al. Is cts per bushel.
Sales in New York, THURSDAY, of s8000 Virginia
SIS at 90, and $40, 600 Tennessee Sc go at 80.
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The Cent
= - -

The Central Agricultural Society.
This Society ID making ell necessary arrange.
ment and putting tho grounds in order for the
approaching Fair. Some enquiry has been made
~ to where the Office Of the Society kept 1t 70
in the Ballard House, Immediately opposite the
Exchange. See advertisement of the Secretary.
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"a OPfIcE OF THE JAMEa RIVER J
AND KANAWHA co.
u.f uMaNN Gapfornhar oath lSi9

NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be re-
IN ceved at this Office until the 1st day OF Decem-
Der nc It, for keeping the Canal order for twelve
months from the lat Of January, 1889. In sections
of ten miles, according TO specifications to be fur
Tbs proposals will embrace the ordinary work Of
repair exclusive of mechanical work and dredging.
Any eon,rae,os may propose for ~, the whole Unit INF
take the risk Of floods, but the cor tractor must IT.
puate tn furnish the necessary labor TO- repair tine
injuries from freshets at the cost of the Company
BY order of the Board 81 Directors 41Spopn
Sc 23-iawtlDS Secretary
OFFICE TIE JAMES RIVER AND)
KANAWHA COMPANY.
...- a RICHMOND, Sept %, 1883
N0TICE.-The twenty fourth annual
~ meeting of the Stockholders of the James Ri.
and kanawha Company, will be held at the
Company g office, in this city, on MONDAY, the 18th
of October next.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know ali Men by these Presents: That we, the
subscribers being Stockholders In the jane. River
and Kanawha Company. do hereby Constitute and
appoint - cur true and lawfui attorney snd
Proxy to represent each of US in all general meat
ings Of the Stockholders of said COMPANY held with
in six months from and after the date hereof when
We are not personally present or represented by
some other Proxy; with full power and authority,
At such general meetings to give such vote or votes
give or do as a member of the said meetings. II we
were personally pre- sent and we do feieby ratify
and confirm whatever vote votes act or acts cur
said Attorney may lawfully give or do for u.s. ia
pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
Teste: SEAL
SEAL
tdEAL.1
By order of the President and Directo Tann
2S-2aw4w Secretary.
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sfLsHDrp Passssf.-The Norfolk Day Book thus
describes watch and chain, purchased at $3.50, by
the employees In the Gosport Navy Yard, for pre-.
ssntation to II. PegrAm of the Navy:
The watch 10 eighteen carrot gold, with q very
heavy carved gold chain; attached to the chain, is
piece Of the Atlantic Cable bearing gun, shield
and. anchor; there 10 also attached gold fish and
ecmPea. On the inside Of the Gaze 10 engraved
the mAewtng "Presented to Lieut.. r. b. Pegram.
U.S: n, BY the employees Of the Gosport Navy
fard, 10 consideration Of their high esteem for
MIN . gentleman and ofncer, on the eve of hi,
1Sparsnrs nor the command Of the u 8. steamer
Water Witch on the Paraguay Expedition. Sen.
tember, 1853.
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~ New Goods
BREEDEN a. FOX,

T New Goods
BREEDEN a FOX,
Wholesale and Petal Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
Are receiving. and offer to their city aud coun.
try friends. very large. cheap. and choice selec-
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
In Ladies' Dress Fabrics, they have a splendid as
sortmens. to which particular attention is called,
Paid and Striped yALENCIAs
De!aine k0REs. a Les
h az s. sHs1ps s
Rich Plaid do.
HOUSEKEEPING and Plantation Goods. in great
All of which will be offered to the wholesale and
ss l5-lo: 49, '2l7 BROAD STREET.
~HERRING's FIRE PROOF SAFES
LEATHER and RUBBER BETTING Of the best
sTss!y At kf1eNteTs PrHsss; LACE dto LEATHER
TWINss sIANk s os pxPaR 0 fk * P isSSa
&c. Call for the above at Stationer's Hall, No ri
Sc 24-5t KNOWLES wALFoRD.
eD SPECIAL NOTICE TO PARENTS.
Mr.. TfGHE-S SELECT SCHOOL FOR boys
The duties of this School will be resumed on MON
DAY next, the 9Th inst. at O'Clock, uhen the
duested in order that the school may be organized
at once. 80 -.
heioTs 70 the 10 lowing gentlemen. whose sons or
wards attended this School last session. viz:
Rev Drs Minnigerode, Woodbridge and Keppler;
Drs Cabell, Cunningham Deaue aud McCau; Messrs
Beers POindexter, Thos Alfriend, WIN Smith
VIM u Grant. J NJ Royal. VIM Marshall, VI Pat.
Ton; WIN Tr'pistt. @ Randolph; kich'd Hin. 8
Needs, Corbin Warwick Boiling w Haxall. Geo b
Fisher, startin, Geo Palmer, r Denny, Chas
D Yale; Geo West, Alex N tt, T Redfeid X p
Smith Mrs Capt John Davis.
See advertisement in Whig. Central Presbyterian,
and Dispatch. 800
RH TIGHE. A M, Principal.
seZt-3s franklin Ut above 7tl,.
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~r RICHMOND AaRNCY.
LIVERPOOL ANB LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Capital 100000

VVeF nay MsHtoH y DMsdTs Ihu<SftH N Dfe Untcd
States!
THE LIABILITY OF TIE SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The revenue Of the Company derived froyn Pre-.
miums Of Insurance, exeeeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company In tnere-
fore prepared to increase the amount hitherto taken
on unexceptonxbie riaks. They will issue Policies
for loss or DAMAGE By Fire on Buildings, Merchan.
die. Household Furniture. &C.. &C.. ON Liberal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-25
by "OaARlTA is happy,

ORarita is we'll"
Then try some of the new Perfume of the Wild
Flower Of Mexico, Bouquet de Ogarita," and be
happy as Ozsrita was. For sale only by
: WARING PEARCE, Druggist,
seas Broad st. above 9Th.
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Andsrson mrs Msry J eaAlimsysr NILS Marz't.
Allen mrs D R.. anderson miss Cornelis
Appersou mis- Mary L Anderson miss Virginia
4 flen N iss Mary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-25
KTLLED ny IJ0UrNTNJ

BANGOR, Me-. Sept. 21.--Enoch Danf,rth. of La
grange. and MIR. II. Record, were killed by light
ming last night. The former was sitting in the bal
room at the time and the latter was on the roat
with his team Of horses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-25
rRR. EpxcIAL NoTICE.-The atten
@- THE FIrTa ANNUAL ExHJBITIoN

of the public is requested to the sale Of the Sail
Lighter ALBERTiNE, to take place on the Dock !,
near the foot of 18th 1t THIS DAY, at Il o'eieck
IL II CNlOk IL 90.