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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
eB- MgssRs. Cone 4 SMIrH's SCHOOL.

In consider alton of desire frequently expressed by
patrons of this institution, the Principals ism 10
;Ease known to those interested that class of BE-
GINNERs in the Primary Studies, viz: Geography,
Arithmetic Reading, &c wiil be formed at cha ge
of $40 session, and that feqnent ises Vo-
cal Muisc Will bs given t. the school and the Els-
mept, of Music taught without extra charge.
FR- See Observation-Disclosures and CONNER
cai SCHOOL Sc iG-l2t
n. B.-1he School will open as stated in advertise
nent. but will be removed in two or three weeks.
into the new building, which we are now erecting
on Franklin stree. 4 little above 9Th.
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SPECIAL. NoT1cEs,

E To TBE PuBLIc.-After the l5rU
DAY OF skPrKMBga NEXT, the undersigned
when called upon ta dispense uedicines between
the bours OF Closing aud opening their estali.h.
meets, sis charge the sum Of FIFTY CENTS m
addition TO the usual price.
This sssp il rendered necessary in Consequence of
the frequent aud often useless ntsrru pt,ons OF onr
rest, - 80
NsADEA BAKER J. BLAIR
NfktNG PEAkCE. GRUBBS 4 &AppERSON
nUNAb MOTION. ADfE &GkAY
W FkTsRS0N, FfsHER iksroN
DOVE AGO, CIIAs RnAW sns A''
JOHN " 3ARLICK. l. WAGNER
ESQ poWpSN. a-,r,
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FALL TRADE.

CLOTHING AT WHoLRSALE RurAIt.
Of keady Made Clothing and Gents Busptnhn9
Goods. may be found - = MORRIS . O0b, ~
Main street.
Merchants and otherg visiting or city. ass pss.a
tcuisrfy requested to cali and exanino thn aSo0og
stock OF Ready Made Clothing. mauufacturw1 hy
ter ourselves not be tquailed ID TIN - suy -
the northern markets. regards style ouAltty. anA
MORRIS d OUs. sls7
i0s Msln utro1k Il
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f@~ TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT

PAIN. MANS OF ELECTkiCITY.
GSoRGE " JONES, Dentist, hereby informs |
those wishing their teeth erti acted that Re is
prepared With ibis new method aud is daily using
!: with CON paets success HIS sew INSTRUMENTS. |
with tseir India rubber fuicrum are particularly |
a1aeted 10 IT, they give the operator entire con-
troll of abe electro current This great improve |
met has been generally adopted by the profession,
inasauch il net only subdues the pain # extrac-
ton oat also prevents the nervous prostration con-
seqsea npon snch operations especially where there
arSs MANY teeth To be drawn seT-3m
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4 RICHMOND MUSICAL INHtf.
I. L. aALLwHER, Principal.

n L. II. dALLSh IN, frl001DI. EEf .ss&
1he third semiannual seaaion of this ln1ffkt -.
will commence on tn ukSDAY, the 18Th of 49,
ber 1855, and continue 20 weeks. Every heilfty WIN
be snardsd in thi. school for scquiriag . tha.ghf
musical education. TEACHERS OF enileas a6sltys
large experience and reputation, have been esc4rjd
for the several departments. and expsus - iess
will be spared Ia making ID, In p0ins d Duseo1 -
vantage, equal TO any school in the county. = /.
TEKNs for the sessen, per scholar. . he
middle Of the session) 1.-TWO Lessons pef voek. W.
cal Class sxsrci.e sduit q y; Jsysni!s %. s T.
Private Lessons on the Voice n per lesson 80.
HsARD OF YlSslUcrIoN.-Messrsr \ 0ALL1Mu9,
CARLOS U MIRA, 3A1HANIKL CARUBI CHA4
+ ROsEN. FkEDERIC DULLlN0ER.
Special arrangements will bo pade With mnnall
Glasses In fsmilies. keesons will A niyfn q yeang
ladies q their homes il preferred. :
Monthly soirees will BE- eisen atthe luseltn1A-
This 10 70 encourage pups In their st1dsss. as6 -
afford them the opportunity. OF exhibiting DrcGeeM
TO their friends To pupils who e1eey, VII ~
awarded. 2. the close Of ths school aoa ssA s1sse
The Juvenile Clauses will meet at 4 o'e1ock, s11
the Adult Classes at 7o'ci0ck. j asa
For further psrticulArs see cifculava ~ aD11y -
l. GALLEHER. At the Institute. 5l2 bvpa4 ssyeek
between tth aud 5th sts. or through the Rcse O0oe
lA--lm
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Now's 1Hl TlMs.---The famous race
horss stallion Red Eye, il 70 b. sold BY ancsios,
during the week ofths u 8. Agricultural Fair. n
October next-
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Clothing made to order st d
n 1898 AND 1907,
FALL AND wINrER sTOCK.

1 have nov open large stock OF FaIl and Nlneer
SEperlor READT.NADk CLUTHING, and 0ent4
rURN1sHfNG GOODS. comprising ell the psW III
do do; 0vescoats and sachs Ans 8hawls aNd Travel
ling Rlanksts Travelling Cashmere ehirts; do CAp9
Gloves. Suspeudevs. shirts, Collars Socha Ha11sg.
chiefs, Silk and Merino upder shirts Ard nrnvsg1
II yarfei ami ne scted with great care q Wake %
,rtmenf rich ~ coud BE- collected tcaushsT~.
Ny stock IL now very large and comDles1, ~ -
com mencs meut OF heavy fall trade. NJ patrsas
amne. JD6OsiDMAN. "a
seH sr No ll9 MAln a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

icy DUDLEY L Co., Importers ana
Wholesale Dealers ii, Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHIsREYs and CIGARS Nc. IL Mai,
fS
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IHsArnI. -. French Spy" and ssHus-
bapd at Sigh" arc the piscss at The theatre -
nixht--Aiss Maggie Mitchell ID both
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DISEASE AMONG THE 0YsTERs.-We understand
that the oysters and clans which abound iu such
profusion on our coast have become diseased. On
opening them the contents are found to be perfect.
iy black and shriveled up, presenting q singular
appearance. In consequence of this the saunders
have stopped eating them altogether. Who can
tell the cause of this mortality among the oysters!
Vil7aiaOtO9l ". CT Herald
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WORTHY 0BJEcr.-In ell good works
the ladies are ever foremost, aud it 10 gratifying
to see how willingly the steruer ser follow their
lead, when permitted to do so. large number
of them are now holding q fair at the Methodist
Church on Union Hill, and ss they have iced and
other refreshments 10 abundance, aud have pro-
pared them for their friends, they invite our
citizens to partake of them this evening. Tho
walk to the church 10 pleasant one, and the OBJ
iect of the fair praiseworthy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

6rsALIxo.--Isaiah, slave 70 J. b. Roy
star, charged With Stealing aogd wssoh fsom &.
y Humphreys. has been arrested and viii BE- az
emined 20 day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

ALAReH IxcsxAas. This receipts of cotton q Gai-
weston. TsxAa, br The yeax tnst caceed exhl6tt ~
bssns 80 lsis uhiIe tar ths year tustsIoesd
n hAs bteo ll9,6N &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

ExPLosIos.-Uranus Crosby's distillery at Chi.
cago exploded on the 18th, and the flames were
carried by the wind directly on to Joy 4 Frisbie's
ice house adjoining, two of which were consumed
and some $500 worth Of ice destroyed. Joy &
Frisbie's loss in buildings is $200O covered ny Ia.
surance. Total loss about SIC, 600.
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HArpsons PRrsrxr.-Mr. p. n,

HANDsoMR PREsHNT.-Mr. p. Horton
Reach, Of Henrico county, Is having prepared
beautiful FLAG. which he designs presenting to
the Mechanics Institute, to be naunted from the
flag staff on top of the new hall on 9th street,
which will soon be completed. Mr.. X. is also
having prepared several handsome contributions
for the approaching exhibition, which will be
opened to the public on the 25th Of October.
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DOSES REMEDIEH.-All of Or. Ro-
A BODBKER
..rs 4 No 10 Main street.
UARRRIS LIGHT PRESSED To-
II nACO0-A IRE IN supply of this popular Chew.
ing Tobacco Just received. Fer sale bx
s~t8 q 0UDlsn -n-
nUXE FRENCH BRANDY-For Medi-
1-' GEO DOWDEN. Druggist, :
~1s lss Broad street. .
nOWDEN'B DENTAL FLUID.--A sup
ha 4 "a IA ala 81 JN0 " 0AkLIOks
= Is ksrkAt piaos, Fraaklip streek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

THE PARAGUAY ExpEpITIoN.-The steamers Full.
ton and Water Witch, forming part of the expedi
ton to Paraguay, are now ready for sea and will
probably leave today for Norfolk. Guns of very
heavy calibre have been selected for both vessels
the armament of the Fulton consisting of one
eleven inch shell gun pivot, aud four Of nine
inch in broadside, aud that oftbe Water Witch OF
one nine inch she'll gun on pivot. In addition,
the Fulton will carry two boat howitzsrs, and the
Water Witch three, one of which is a heavy twen-
ty-foar pouuder, mounted on pivot On the fore
castle. Both vessels are supplied with small arms
aud ammunition of the most approved kind, iD-
Guiding Sharp and Minnie muskets, together with
Tayolyers.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HAuSE

KENT, PAINE a1 co, 1863 AND les MAIN sr
THE LARGEST, HEApESr AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers TO
our very large aud we'll assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, manufactured by ourselves for
CASH in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit of purchasing
at the North and elsewhere, will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock careful exami-
nation before going further.
Resides Gentlemens Dress Wear we have a very
large stock of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very best manner and of the most
substantial materials
In addition to the above, have in stsre $50 doz-
N entiemen's SHIRTS. of all qualities aud st, les
besides large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel dc; Red Fjapnel Drawers, Canton Flannel
and cans do and Sporting Jackets-al of which will
be sold at prices which will compare fayorably with
any market In the country, and upon the most sat.
isfgc tory terms.
sa ~ sw KENT PAINE 4 CO
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sERBMovAL.-We have taken the store

lately occupied by Messrs II. VI. Fry Sons, at
the corner of Cary and Pearl sire t. where shall
t pleased to receive the cals Of customers and
the public generally.
Wesban keep c.fnstantly on hand an assortment
trs articles fron the North, By the assistance OF
our house Of W ALLACE CO. OF lU7 Front street
NV loih.
Tue store on 18th street. and tie Lumber House,
situated gu LombardJ Alley, Will be rented toseth
separately, at the option OF the applicant and
possession given Immediately. -
lin WM WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

.Pus Judge Mere jith

HABEAs CORPUS Judge Mere ]ith
engaged the greater part yesterday, 10 hear
ing the concluding arguments of counsel, in the
hsbeas corpus case of Roger Pryor, which were
to-day. Mr.. Pryor was not imprisoned duriog the
argument, but gave bail for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Hon. SHERRAAD CLEMINs, We are graft
fed TO state, is now doing very WE'LL and his ply.
sicians entertain strong hopes that he will soon
recover from his injury. We learned, yesterday,
thathe was quite cheerful, aud entirely free from
any alarming symptoms.
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ssSy~ DR. JOHN b. WALTHALL, (Hom9o-
Rag Dr. ACHILLES AsooL1's Office, on

pathistl offers his professional services to the Cit
gens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re
ssdence. on Leigh street, two doors from sth.
10 l2-aly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

A WHOLE Town REFoRMKD-The town of Troy
Mo-, had been long noted tor its abounding wick
edness. and Drunkenness. gambling, nghfin1 and
Sabbath breaking, had held undisputed sway. Until
the rst Sunday In last May, when prosracted
meeting was commenced In = Presbytcrian church
which resulted In the hopeful conversion of nearly
10 persons, including some Of the most hardened
characters in the place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

LATER FROM UTAH TERRITORY -Advices from
Great Salt Lake C,ty to August 81, state that the
Mormons are in wretcheu condition for CLOTH
ing, and that the woman particularly seem to be
the sufferers. Brigham still remains in his place
of security, from which il appears he is afraid to
venture among the iuceased portion of bis follow
ers. Mrs. Gov Cumming and some of his wives
have been paying visits to each other, aud it
world seem that they are on quite sociable terms.
The officers OF the United States courts in the Ter
ritory find some difficulty in properly performing
their dades in consequence of the obstacles thrown
in their way by the Mormons.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ofFicR OF THE U, AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SeeiErfgs, hicHMoSn. VA.
septembeF 10Th, 1855
@ Books for the entry Of ARTICLES,
intendedf'r exhibition at the Fair in Richmond in
Octot er next are now open.
Communications addressed to the undersigned,
dest rfbing as infinitely possbe the character Of
the article - be entered, will be attended to- These
entries must be made prior TO the 25h Of October,
to prevent Confusion and disappointment
CHARLES DIMM0CK,
se l0-s2O Stc'y Va. Cent Ag. Society.
- Enquirer. Whig. south and Examiner. copy
two weeks.
DW- WATsoN has just returned from
the springs aud will be happy TO his old friends
and show them some of his celebrated Chrystal
MINIATURES, which will neither fade or rub out.
Lifesize PICTUREs. in oil or pastiIe at tie short
est notice.
WHiTsRussr's oLD GALLERY. II MAIN srREEr.--No-
rfcR -WATcuS takes Pictures from 90 cts 10 $ieo.
Ambrotypes. de'ainoty pes on leather and Photo
srAphs OF any size plain or painted either in tas-
tile oil. The painting to be done By irst class
portrait painter. Eedees net pretend to take them
by the l.t0o By the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway cars or an ocean line Of steam.
ships lie has two skyiights. enabling him at all
times TO get good Pictures 40 advantage not pos
sessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
SO lf--dim
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rlS. HonsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND saAMroota1 ssLooy, under the American 10
el--eutraRce on ltth street
NB-IIot. Gold api Shower BATus can be hrd al
all hours Single Eath % cents, tickets for one
dollar les
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ftY~ THn SroMAoH prepares the Gle

ments of the bile and the blood and If 1t does the
work feebiy and imperfectly, iser and other yexs-
tious diseases thecertain result. AS roon there
FORE a. any affections of this kind perceived we
may rest assured that the digestive organs al out
of order. The first and only thing be done is to
administer a specific which will act directly on the
stonach-the handspring of the animal machine
ry- For the purpose. we can confidently recon-
mend DR.. HosrETrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERs. Acting afteratiye and "A tonic it
strengthe the digestion. changes the condition OF
tue blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow
els.
For ssloby Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhsTe. au 2S-lm
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nA BATHS Barns, BATHS Hot,
Toid and shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours al th . American Hair Cnttlng, Shaving, and
Shampooiug Saloon. under the American Hetel.-
Entrance on nth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

ScorT CLuBs IN MAssAcHUsEfrs-The Boston
Post gravely asserts that movement 10 ON foot for
The organization Of political clubs Ia varous loca-
tIoDs, for bringing forward General Winfield Scott,
as q candidate for the Presidency In 1860. 1t is
stated that ample funds are provided, and that IL
Is the intention to run him as the peoples candi.
date. -sst.z..
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EfAl BAGS Shot; l60 kegs Sporting
OtS', Bsastiog Powder, for sase by
ne NJ WM WALLACE f0NE
lsHEAICAL ERAEIVE sOAP-For
~ washing clothes speedily for saIs By
eszo NJ PIeUf, druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Grace street. between 7th and Sth
Change ef Hour for tie IoorAfter the 18th inst,
(AuFust) DIR. AsooLI will be in attendance upon the
poor between and ocloek, p. NJ instead OF be
tween and s, as heretofore, and posttiUeiy at nc
skhar hour. In the day or evening. NH Ely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

HAVE YoU BEEN TO JAPAN new on cx-
hibtiou at Metropolitan HAlii IL not, you have
failed to witness . panorama worthy OF being
visited by rich and poor, young and old. Ito rep
reservations are truthful, and ts history interest
ing The afternoon entertainment to-day 10 In
tended for Sabbath School and other children, bul
you can no doubt secure seat II yon 50 m time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

SENTENCE FOR ABDuCTINs OF A You've GIRL--
George II. Wehber, fancy goods merchant, on
River street, Troy, N. Y. who recently attempted
to abdncta Young girl with intent Of rarishnent,
in New Haven, Connecticut, was allowed to plead
guilty, la the Superior Court to aggravated as.
sault,n aud sentenced TO pay fine Il seventy five
dollars and imprisonment Tor six months. Both
the prisoner and bis wife appeared greatly affect
ej. weeping and scbbipy audibiy when sentence
WAS pronounced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

DowH ON TExAs CAIrLR.-Tba citjzsns Of Vernon
county, Missouri. have resolved In public nsst-i
Ing. thas they will mot permit cattle from Texas 20
be driven through their county. They declare in
their resolutions that Southern cattle unicate
70 those Of Missouria disease known q 6panish or
Texas fever, which 10 very maligDAnt. and hes
caused the dsath Of great numbsfs q nssivs csses
10 vernon county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

jim LANE WMPrEp.-Jim Lane, of Kansas, has
been whipped, ~ We learn BY the st. Joseph Pc
pers The whipping Was done BY . lawyer named
Qusey, and occurred 10 one OF the border towns Of
Kaosas Lana was dissatisfied with the thrashipk
aud sent challenge TO Quigley. II was accepted,
and duel was ex pocted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

THE NATIONAL HORSE Snow at Springfield, Mass,
closed on the 18th instant, with grand banquet,
at which the Hon. Edward Everett delivered an
admirable address. Col. Walter Harrison, of Va.
Richard Yeadop, ifs. G., and Gov. Banks, Of Mass.
also made speeches.
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RlCHMONB, SEPT. IL, 1885,

E63~IT Is WITH WILLING PLEAsa8E
rHAr ADD MY TESTIMONY TO the virtue of BA
KER'S PREMIUM BffTEkS in maklrg per
manent cure of an established case Of DiSPEP
STA. from which I have suffered much for
the last twelve months. Also my wife is using
i, with great Success after suffering for many years
from debili,ation and disordered st mach. AS
soon az commenced the use of them, was soon
convinced of Their valuable qualities. i confidently
recommt nd them to the afflicted j. ADAMS
Eor sale by Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co. and all
the in the city OF Richmond, and
elsewhere in Virginia. s0l7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

THE SueAR CAoP.-The Picayune says that the
sugar cane prospects Of Louisiana are remarkably
nne. The new crop 10 expected to come Ia about
ths middle or tho month.
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VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
MHRru a Nr WArynR

w l4th 4rec., Opposite ExcAancs AdGsl 81
and Winter supply ofFRESH GOODS, smbsoclega
meet excellent assortmept snd variety Of OlO1Ho.
self with much care, and which be- ID prrpoxe6lo
make mp In the most fashionable aud superi ueyle.
ne would 1e Happy g haye ME Old iraeads 80 80
for themselves assuring them that every sNbFS %
his part shall be made TO give satIscttOnto 10 oil Whe
shall favor him with their orders. af q lt-4vr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Nor PRovsD.---Two negroes, Joe
Childress, and Jordan Monroe, were before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge Of stealing
watch pair OF shoes and 81 cents in money, from
Albert jackson, q slave. Albert testified that he
tel asleep In the Theatre last Saturday night, and
when be awoke, he hsd been robbed. Another
servant rtateA that he saw Jordan Monroe take
Alberts pocket hook ont Of bis pocket; bot the
Mayor did not believe the witnesses, and tho par.
ties we're therefore dismtsseds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Rev. JeHs SEYs, it 10 stated, will, at the request
OF the President accom- pany the captured Africans
from Charleston to Africa in the U. 8. brig Dolphin
coast of Africa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

T ONGWORTH'S PURE OHIO Ca
IL TAwBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI. OHIO -
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
thus aorng additional evidence Of the progress oi
American enterprise aud industry, and Of our aDii
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
hut ExofLs the best imported BTandies, IN purity
aud tvor. Ii is in fact the best Brandy known. 1t
ID q sovereign aud sure cure for Dyspepsia, flatu-
lency. Cramp Cholic, LanSuer, Low SpiritB. Gene
raj Debility nc. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 23 per bottle.
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity, W PETER
BON suceeseor 10 Alex Duval, 1855 Main street cor
OF 18TH, where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders
by calling on the above agent the public can get
A small brittle grxtuitousiy, TO test the article.
"a lo--0kcW3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

Among the cgriositiss OF the industrial exhtbt-
tion at Prostdencs, h. l.. are Roger WilIiamss
pocket eompsss, Kisg Philips chair, and his sue
cnssh kettle. -
The original sDred Scott disd q st. Louis on
Friiay
The King Of Holland has rssurpsd b Hague from
bis sisit 10 GaFmans, 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

THE WESTERN HOG TRADE.-The Louisville Jour
nal of Saturday says
We hear of few transactions in hogs in this
State tor few days. there being stand OF; between
buyers and sellers, Gut West hogs offered
freely at low figures. house in THIS city was
offered t,ceaty thousand dollars by telegraph, on
Thursday, at two eligible packing points on the
Upper Mississippi river, at Al cts. net; and we
near Of purchase at desirable point in Indiana CT
that Messrs. QuingIey G. Co., of Bowling Green,
KY, have contracted for some twenty two thou<
anG head to ba packed there this winter at ceurs
net. It is estimated that full $4,000 head will
be packed at that point this season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

HoPs-It may now be set down as fact that
the hop crop In 0tsego this year will not excetd
two.ahirds that Of SIT may not reach that pro-
portion. The quality promises 10 be excellent
At present there 10 no blight and with continued
god weather picking will commence, 10 some 10.
cslities, in ten days. We hope every grower will
realize the importance Of paying proper attention
20 the picking aud curing Of his hops.-[ -[5epers.
tosuN freemaH's journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
TIM CARR. Ep,panro. A We learn

THB CATTLE kPlDDAIO, As we learn
from friends In tho country, has entirely dissp-
peared from this section ofthe State. We have
not heard Of . new case fpr more than two wceks
Farmers may therefore have 90 fear OF contracting
the disease, By bfingog their cattle to the great
National Fair.