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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFF CE
Corner Of AQis and Tlfrs<esfh Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY 4 CO., Proprietors


This sstablishment {beins the most complete Prtn.
terry in the south, both regards Types Ornaments,
&c. and the latest and most approved Machine
and 9 9s IPff e. sas nss''
PAMRH .tgss,rs BA N5r SaE pcs,ksT,kRs
o1 Hills on iApINa, HxNDaiIls. -.
~ Particular attention given to fine vors tor
''. THE I DhYPATCH GARD Press.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS. Small
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment to obtain this description 0
work at the shortest possible notice. $1,000. a,
Printing In Gold and silver Bronze, and various
In this branch Of the business the proTretors esn
safely cnAllEsok COMPETITION.
r OsT-On the 22d instant, on Broad
IL street. between ah and Sd. = Piak CORAL
RRACELET with Coral Clasp. In the shape q
shell. Tho finder viii DO hossAily rewarded :!
leaving IL AZ this Office se as-us
T,O MAKE GOOD LOAF BREAD,
i Us. s.mpls's In;allible Baking Powder.
~ Use ssmpis'. Infsliisle Baking Powder.
10 MAKE f use sempls. Ins4lIb,e Baking Powder.
To save one-half the Lard commonly used IN Pa
VIZ D"' G S semple,s InfAllIsle Baking Powder.
Ws. ssrnp,a's inl Iiibls B.kins Powder.
JOHN w dARLicK. Sole prcpristo,
m1 kichmend. va.
DRUBHES, BRUSHES Cloth. Hair,
ID Uas Nail. Teeth Shoe. Shaving. Wal. PANT
yarnish and Scruebipg Rrashcs for sale By
JNo POLLARD. pr ,n ssss:,
T TITLES WHITE OlL-for sale By
II JOHN W 0ARLfCk.
,.ARoshs. carr s nd. s, ~ s,sss,.
DURE WHITE BRANDY-for pssssr'-
'ss-Of 's'' " MCCARTHY SON
CUBLIME TUSCAN SALAD OIL. Pc
- Per Sauce. Ao-f'r sale ! p xcoARrHY SON.
~ 000 SUPERIOR PRINCIPE, HA-
lC,UUU vANA and Rssal.a CIGARS go b..
Ana Chewing Tohaccos Is pschazsa spoksh9 , 49,
$ s, 2. n, s,S.' fss Heads WI Sssdiii
~ BRL0. and TIEkCES LRAr AAhE
~ . tsxs ard arh!ss supssior f.n,lss hL sIs
S:s: 4 Ss''s' sss SIC Il; " EsALIAcs soss
17M BRT5 No s MACKsKgL 100 90
I'M No. rCut anA 0soss Hersings; - hall o."
Ne = : end A'sasss'a = vi w @sALLAcx snEs
EEVKR And A0UE KEMEDlEa-0
scods IndiA CAolAgoxas AHd Regs pd,a in stisss
"a 4onic Mixtsr4 tbs most reliable rsspAia''s
=. Z - : 81 sS 3 POLLARD p; ,s :s:s
7viD5E ViNE62K. = 10 A,ls ale q q
=, ~ 8 ~. -. saes siJs s;sasS:siis
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NEW AND SPLENDID FALL STOCK
IN OF GOODS.
RISTIAN HROP
Are now opening tine largest and most complete as
sortment of staple and Fancy Goods, suitable for
Families Hotel Keepers and Planters that they have
ever offered and at such prices will insure sales.
Silk Robes, in Flou1ces and q Les
De Laine and Cashmere do do
Piece Valencias and Robes
Very rich coiored Silks, IN new des Rns
Do black do do
BED and Servants Blankets
Fiannes, Liaseys and Fulled Kerseys
Merinos, NouseigiCs, agd other new fabrtcs for
DIR rs {, GODS.
ALS0-A complete ass "rtment of
Rich Velvet Carpetfrg @
Rich 81 ussels do -ta ssa=
Three-ply and Ingram Carpeting
Rugs DruS gets and Door Mats -3k s=i
Purchasers are invited to examine. 1890
= CHRISTIAN LATHR0P.
sa25 go Main street
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- The LADIES OF TBE GERMAN LU,
MY SEwISG M.CHINEs. Thes, in
rant eff good Lock stitch SEWING MACHINE,

4re invited 70 eaII and eSaUint - - y.
HUNT W WEBSTER 4 coz
IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE,
(PRTCE- $i0O)
They will stitch. hem, run and gather and are
adapted to per orm all kinds Of sewing, from the
finest fabric to the coarsest material, for leather
work negro clothing.
All ask is a trial OF the Machine, and If they
dou't suit no sale. 500 .,--
-. Ali kinds of stitching done to order, in SD
perior manner, at short notice.
They ara on Exhibition FIR the present at 81 Main
street P. HORTON KEACH,
90 OK Agent.
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s~ Nor1cR The Rev. d. s. DoGGErT

E& NOT1CE.-Int NOV. y. y. DUuuhII
will peach at Union Station N. 4. Church. on this
sATIJRDAY) morning. at IL O'Clock; also. on SUN
JAY, at IL O'Clock In the morning, and ~ o'clock
q the evening. SCI o-it~
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~ PARKS PoINDIxTEB,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

rss.sf tftsz- RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice In the city OF Richmond and IN the
V9- Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
18th streets. ssF fsaea 90 3-lzm
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THE STEAMER CATHERINE MARIA.
SAVANNAH, September 23.-The steamer Cattle
rine Maria, from New York for Nicaragua, put in
here for coal. Liz. fs8 Ees
Tho receipts Of cotton q. Augusta from the iute-
gior towns are unusually large
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1RICHMOND THEAP
SATURDAY MIG q GALAi
LAST NIGHT OF

SATURDAY MIG q GALAi
LAST NIGHT OF
OUR MAGGIE,
Who viii appear as
WILD HUNTREssO OF rgE MIssrss1PP!l
WILD HUNTRESS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
MADAME ST AUBERT
MADAME ST AUBERT
- JESSIE BROWN -
JESSIE BROWN
~ 8EMEMBER, THIS Is THE LAST NIGHT
~ The best place in Richmond TO obtain fine
Anbrotyper, Is at RzEs Co.'S Headquarters of Art.
l3s Main street. RES Co have introduced a new
and beautiful style Of Ambroty pes-price from rs
cents to SIS.
H1-FAIRBANK's ScAL2s.-A uni form standard Of
Weights. and correct system of weighing. are sub
jects claiming the attention of every individual in
the community. .n-
correct Scale is just drbiter between buyer and
seller and 1t is of the utmost importance that an in
strument universally called upon to decide ques-
lions of great value in the daily and hourly trars
actions ofbusiness should bo of such reliability and
eradness as to secure the confidence Of all those who
may be affected by the results indicated. aud to obtain
such buy fairbanks which. for the last twenty five
years. has been fully tested, and universally &C
knowledged superior to any other made. They can
only be had In Richmond of CLARKS0N, ANDER
SON 4 GO, No !06 Main street. who are sole agents
and will deliver at short notice
Weigh Lock Scales -@ H #
Railroad Track Scales
Railroad Depot scaes
Hay and Cattle Scales,
and who keep constantly on hand .e l..
Wheat aud Hopper Scales
Dormant Warehouse Scales =rrf
Rolling Mill Scales
Wheelbarrow scales
Portable Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales -f'
Grocers' Scales -.+ -..-
Even Balances, and ..-
Druggist Scales az Il-dlm
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NEW FALL TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, YARNS, WORSTEDS, VA
RIETY GOODS, &c.

Having recently purchased Of Mr.. P: II. Reach
e1tansive assortment OF new GOODS, ana now
able to compete with any in my line, either as re-
CARDS style, quantity OF price [ would especially
invite attention TO my Fall Stock of TRIMMINGS,
which have been selected with great care. from the
latest importa and which. for VARIETY, DfAUIY
and ELEGANCE. cannot be surpassed.
GEORGE RUSKELL, NJ
~ Reach's Old stand,
Maip or
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

Oh Thureday. ths 2si isus. a B O'CLOCK, y re
Miss MARY \. BkOwN. all Of shiu city.
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0asuIlAL npfIs5hos

--s@6 <-
-. TINS undersigned being now sole
propris.or q the estsb'I.hment q De corner q
Brued ard fth street VIII he has 9sretomsTa c1n
aucted usdsr the style and firm q i suIIV n.
public generals that he has just returned from the
North. end fAttsrs himsalf that be has laid il
such a. assortment Of CKuCkERY. CHINA and
him to sell as low PR cAsH a. can be purchased ct
any similar s,tabl-hm mt in the city. He partic
ss :s as sP ne
y Dealer !, c,o..,r, dsS. s .TG Sls;. war
Corner Of Broad and 4th street.
Opposite Breeder. Fos 4 Co.
B-eloods sent promptly 10 any part Oh the CITY,
free Of charge &c Z-ot
S~ Rev. Mr. SHRIaLsY. Pastor Of
the Unversaist Church on Mayo street, is expected
es pssse snS e. :. e n9srsx SUNDAY morning
The rIxs ase free and the pIh,,Iisc atcton.ts
In the course of few weeks sezo-H
ma THE LADIES OF TBE GERMAN Lu-
rHERAN DISSEMINATION viii hold . FAIR 10 MID
Marxhausen's Hall. sfarshai street, near 9th on
tire 4th October. The German Protestant. attached
to this body Ct sssina the
have adopted this mode of appealing to the frie
Of the Gospel in the Christian communities OF kien-
On thu lst, I'd and I'd of October three days prior
to the Fair the Hall will be open. and gentlemen
appointed for the purpose Will DE thsne "
from friends contributions in Goods, Fancy Work
&C. suitable to such occasions It's dsslrsoie toat
fhis congregation be assisted In their audahle un-
dertsting. They hone by this means, with me
greet good among their German couutrymen which
she MISSIONARY finds difficult to accomplish upon
European ground he kindness OF the ARIES ~ ~
tn Protestant churches of Richmons 10 respectfully
collected; and the efforts Of ministers is earnestly
en.r Gated in their behalf
EVERY yren according az he purposeth IN ms
heart so fet him O;re; rot Rrusg'ngly. or of neess
sity; far tiod ioveth cheerful gver"- 4 chap.
7th VI rse Ii Cor ftZS-ltN
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!. kEwssARsa solD.-Messrs. Chss. Irving and @. c.
CAbsli have sold the D4nville Republican to n. D.
Wade Mr.. CAbsli remaining for short time
longer = Editor.
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LONDON, Sept 4-Entered inward, ship Matilds,
Porter, City Point. Va.
HAMPTON ROADS, Sept "a Arrived: Schr Arcola,
from Baracca, bound for New York, slightly DAM
aged by the gale.
NORFOLK, Sept "a Arrived: Schr w Pratt from
Alexandria, with coal, bound for Boston, foremost
sprung.
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P0Srp0NEMENT OF THE FOUR MILE RACE
New YosK. Sept A.-The great four mile race for
to day was postponed until Monday, on account Of
thA atoYm
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SHOCKING MURDER AND SUICIDE BY Al
INSANE WOMAN

COLUMBUS, (0hio,) Sept. ga woman named
sche,ing, at 0roveport, IN this county. committed
murder today BY throwing into we'll, IS feet
deep. four children. one boy, and three girls, the
eldest IL and the youngest years old She after.
wards ieaped ia herself. She 10 supposed 10 have
been ineanA. "a gsst
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MAaINH INTHLLIaHNCa

~-~~>-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
Port Of Richmond, Spt. 2i-High WIter 81 ON
ss ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke Skinner, New York, mdse and
passengers, Ludlam Watson. ~
Steamer Beividere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Z Watson.
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia, mdse,
and passengers, II 1uttie
schr Hope. Franck, Baltimore, mdse, W Col
quit 4 Co.
schr Mountain Avenue, -. New York, grain,
Stearns Thurston.
schr Chas West. Henderson. James River. wheat,
Haxall, Crenshaw d Co.
Schr VIM Il Ann, Hopkins, Warwick River, oys
ters.
SAILED
Bark George Warren, Bently. Montevedio and tht
IN srket. flour, Racon baskervill
Brig Re- A Fisher, Keen, kio, -four, Warwick d
Barksdale
schr Wythe futile. New York, mdse and passen-
gers Ludsm Watson. .. s.-
schr Uawes. Mason, down the river, light.
Br Schr Mary. Furlong, Halifax, -four, Womble
Claiborne.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Orianna from New York below.
CLEARED,
Bark Ottelie, II Daunenan, III aster, with 7l272
hhds tobacco and stems, for Bremen, by Schaer
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NEW BOOKS-R ecei red at
IN SMITHS Cheap Publication Eepot,
l82 Main at. two doors above the Post Oftce.
DAVENPORT DUNN. BY Charles Lever. sec
THE Opera Dancer. By Reynolds. SIC
AFTER DARK By Wilkie Collins. SOC
RAWSON the Renegade; seQuel to "Bill John
SON." 25c
EDDIEs Round the Rectery. From Littelrs Liv-
ing Age" SIC
THE Two sisters. By Mrs Southworth. 81
LITTELLS Living Bge-No TAB. 12c
PAUL LARUON, Be- Sylvanus Cobb. Jr. zoe
MAGAZINES FOX OCTOBER
Knickertocker, Atlantic, HARpEk'S, Household
Words. Gcdey's, Graham's. Peterson's. Arthur's,
Ballou's, &c
So NEW YORK LEDGER, and all the Papers
for this week.
aar splendid collection of CHEAP BOOKS Just
received 2S-It
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- persons caliiuG I
please say they are ADy'
LAD
Anderson mrs MsryJ [
Allen mrs D R. -
Appersou mfss Mary L
Alien a iss Mary 3
BuIl mrs Augustus
Bishop mrs Looisa v
Birth mrs NJ A
BOYD mrs Virginia 2
Briggs mrs Clara O
Brown mrs A II
Brown mrs Ef,aeline IL
Brcwn Maria (ccl)
Brownell mrs Mary A
Butler miss Anna
Coleman mrs -
Sra sford mrs &C
Crawford mrs X
Carter mrs Sarah 4
Clopton mrs Ann w
Clark mrs Sallie Ann
Christian mrs Caroline
Chesterman mis- NJ y
Garner mrs b
Caflin mrs kebecce
Cannon mrs Mary 3
Caret mrs Nancy A
Dennis Mare
Duncan mrs NJ A
Dunkinson mrs Ann X
DufaY mrs NJ
Davis mrs n n
Davis mrs s
Dalton mrs III II
Ew-s mrs 8 r
kllett mrs Andrew X
Fitchett mrs LV
Fige mrs NJ
Firth mrs 5 J
9arvey mrs NJ
Gentry mrs Sarah v
cray mrs Cora Ann
Greene mrs Susan
Golf miss Ellen v
Goodall miss Ann B
Harrison mrs 8 r
HARDWOOD mrs A Z
Harrison mrs 8 A r
Hyperion mrs Cath D
Henley mrs Mary A
Heudree mrs Va
Henderson mrs Martha
Hopson mrs Sarah
Houlihan mrs Mary
Harrington miss kllen
Isaacks mrs Rachel
ingram mrs NJ O
Jennings mrs Maria 4
johnson mrs 2 B
jenkins miss A
Je. nings miss Matilda
Jennings miss Maria l.
Kirby mrs Mary B
kirkmyer miss Eliza
Lacy mrs susan
Lewis mrs Mary Ann
Lewis mrs Mary L
Leviness mrs Rachell A
Lipscomb mrs 1 lucinda
Lipscomb mrs Mary Is
Lowe mrs Caroline r
Lumkins mrs Elizabeth
Martin mrs Elizabeth Il
Martin mrs Lurania
Mitchell mrs b A
Monkey mrs A e
Norris mrs EV
Molotester mrs Anna
Mccarthy miss Ellen
Nalle mrs Eliza
Nelson mrs Fannie 2
O'Npil miss K ate 2
Oakley mrs Mary Il
Patterson miss Mary
Patterson miss j HI
Pain miss Susan
Powell miss Amanda y
Pickett miss Harriet
Pickett miss Martha II
Quarles mrs Elizabeth 4:
Rowe mrs 0ctavia A
Robinson miss K X
Roberts mrs Roea N
Reilly mrs % ary2
Raglan Lucy (COrd)
Shields mrs G B
Sill mrs q IL
separk miss Roberta
Shields mrs Mary G
Shaver mrs L q
Sinclair mrs Florence
Side mrs MinoAh
simmons mrs Lucy AnT
Slater mrs Miner va J
Smith mrs Maria 3
Soiomous mrs Mary 2
Stensood mrs NJ K
Steward mrs Sarah W
Sterling miss Harriet K
Stoddart mies Kate
Thomas miss Matte W
Tyler miss Mary j
Tyler miss Lucie A
Taylor miss j + p
Talman mrs Louisa
Tucker mrs Jane
Tompkins mrs Sarah
Vernon mrs n
Via mrs Ann d
Wood mrs Charles
W cody mrs Jane
Wyatt mrs Silas
Williams ms l. e
mrs Virginia r
Wiilett mrs Sarah 4
Winfr. Q mrs Mary e
Watts mrs Benjamin P
Wall mrs Japonsa 2
Walker mrs Lucy Ann
Young mrs Sarah j
Youeg mrs Carrie Il
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OFFICE OF THE WHEELER & WILSON J
-- MANUFACTURING COMPANY, :
No. 227 MAIN ST RICHMOND, Va }
LAYING haen snmAWhat ANNOYED fn

HAVING been somewhat annoyed for
Il three or four months past. by report as false
foolish that the purchasers of Wheeler ilsons
SEWING MACHINE are Offering them for sale at
half price would take occasion to say that every
Machine sold out of this office is warranted to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION EVERY REspEcr; and the fol.
lowing persons. occupying the highest social posi-
tons. all of whom have this Machine in operation.
have expressed their satisfaction with its operation
and have given me liberty to refer to them PERSONAL
ly. or otherwise, in regard to Its success. .
Rev Mrs Leroy M Lee MrsS A Myers
Sisters t rs, Of G Charity s Mrs EdW'd Mccarthy
ct Joseph's Orphan Asy- Mrs X II Maury
lum Mrs Geo Booker
Mrs Harriet Dalton Mrs Lewis Hill -
Mrs Horace l. Kent Mrs A Dill
Mrs Jas Thomas Jr Mrs Wood
Mrs VIZ, wyatt Mrs Geo jacobs
Mrs Miles Selden Mrs X HoIl
Mrs 7 Grundy Miss u Esrrar
MrsJN HoeflIch Miss II Hermans
Mrs Davis Mrs A Horson
Mrs Benjamin Mrs NJ Hightower
MrsG w Yancey Mrs DIR JAS Bolton
Mrs DR. r A Roddy Mrs J Moreton
John McPhail. Char John Pierce. Esq. New
lotte county Kent
John Darlington. Hall Major Gillian
fax VIM podd, Esq, Lexington
way - 49, Row. KIRK patrick, DAN
marie ..
Managers of the Marshall Theatre. Richmond
Among the great number of these Machines in use
in this state, do not know Of ono that is not emf
nently successful. and perfectly satisfactory an ais
operation.
would be very glad to buy Wheeler Wilson's
Sewing Machines (made since 1922 for half price,
and need be under the disagreeab!e necessity
of begging the Agent of any other company to take
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Machines off their hands; and.
in the meantime if any person wishes to buy second
hand Ses ing Machines of any OF the following
makes, can tell them Of persons in this city who
will sell these Machines for much less than their
cost, viz: Watson's. Singers, Avery's Hunt Web
ster's Grover Bakers.
90 2j-S&T2t* III CRAIGE, Agent.
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scIcDE-D d. Bowman, Of Rockingham, county,
VI. while labcring under dslirium, attending ~.
phoid kver, lesped into we'll on the night of the
18th Instant, and wss drowned.
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" kee1 AnazsALs = The most Complete and
synt as4sefseAt ~ OanAnssrAI Tsrs sver seer
y nleh me14 has Just arrived at The Dny A4cH "a,
sV - Al dessjptions u Won. Con tis srossie.,
y 80 q csfaap - ~ nApnneaA psstrr. circuIar.
exssa psmth'sfs snd ~ savistise q Istsss psrss
ssas' eisle. bronzsd or In colers. executed Sith
49, eneapnsss Aad dissssch. Send IN your
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DERFUMED BREATH, EAkLY
WHITE TEETH, SOUND AND HEALTHY
GUMS. PERFEUr FREEDOM FROM TOOTH
ACHE-Dowden's Dental Floid prevents and cures
Too.h-Ache. arrests decay. restores seased Gums
to healthy condition. renders the Teeth white Us
deiiahti,,i aromatic flavor. Recommended by Drs
Pleasants, Hudson and other Dentists. Richmond;
Robert Early, N. D.. Lynchburg; Cosby. Peters.
burg, Va; Mann, Charleston. 5. o., and by the
principal Druggists and Physicians throughout the
country.
For sale by ell Druggists. Is
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~ NYw CA.rsrs. &c,-In the shove
Goods our assortment q nov completes and wrsat
bargains nay b bad ID Ihrss.piy, inSrsin. Vccs-
TN, !aDsetxZ ysa!se and ora.Gsls QARrnZIN0.
Our friends and dc public ars rs,esctfoIiy .aoi,sS
IS - = - IS ! BRHsDxH xvox.
seiS-10e ~ Broad slroet.
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s. jN1w MANrsLurs, &ue-Hsvina
psfehssed largely u MANTuL14D. OIOA9g -
4dAWL.. We are now prepared - cfee or ft1on11
Al n. -, a. ssssses = sstsd pAsAss
6RRyDHM ! r0x.
eele-lot gu orcod 6,
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7,ELEGRAPHC NEWS.
RrpoRrED Fon TsE "DssPArCH.r
-rHrNEw cob pIddINdS wRsr.

a. Iour.. Sent n The Wyandotte. Kansas,
sye,te says 100000 In gold dust has arrived here
from pixies peak One man had @60oo-the re-
su,t of a few weeks labor 4 sMssss ~ n
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE--A ladies'

cations, and who can come vel recommended for
honesty cleanliness, smiahilisy and Industry. For
such liberal price will be paid. Persons having
any such to dispose Of privately, will do well to
call en- RAWLINGS 4 HoLLAoAY;
Sc I3-ts Corner Main and 18th sta.
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Y. LnaAllrr,-The Portsmouth (va) Transcript
Gays that most OF the employees In the ship iaip-
srs apartment Of the navy yard, have determined
eatsiooss dollar per head towards the fund
~ NE relief Of the sufssers By the yellow fever
ANEW Oriesns and Charleston = = 80
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By order of the President and Directors.
: WIN MUNFORD,
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NEW AND SPLENDID FALL STOCK

Piano Fortes and Music. Richmond. Va.
se 25-3t rH.sr5
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WANTED, LAND WARRANTS.-The
subscriber wishes 10 purchase 20 000 aeres %
United states bounty LAND VARIANT ard
LAND SCRIP, for which the tut market price, In
cash. will be paid BY GxURiE Bs8BY.
Lsrd and FsnsiDn Agent,
&c 23-lm Opposite ~ ldi!n's Hall.
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yowSen VIM Van Wuvt Isssc
Valentine W w Van Brewer Hy
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANUS e MENTS
QICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL & CO.. Lessees and Managers.
LAST NIGHT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 25th,
GREEN BUSHES
Miemi... Mis- MAGGIE MITCHELL
Madame 81. Aubert.-....... Miss MAaaTk MIrcHnL.
Double Irish Lit,
Misses Sallie Bishop and Kate Psnnoyer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-16
A Valuable Decision.

The United States Supreme Court has
just made an important decision in regard
to titles to lands purchased of the Gov
ernment, which will be valuable to our
Kansas readers. Judge MCLEAN ruled
that
LANDS which have been sold by the
United States can in ne sense be called
the property of the United States. They
are no more the property of the United
States than lands patented. So far as the
rights of the purchaser are concerned, thes
are protected under the certificate as fully a
under the patent. They could no NOR.
sell it again, and convey good title, thar
they could sell land second time, which
had been previously patented; that, whcl
sold, the Government, until patent issues
holds the mere legal title for the land il
trust for the purchaser, and any SECOND
purchaser would take the land charged
with the trust"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-16
American Ho,al.

DIR. BROOKE, the inimitable proprietor
of the American, gets up things that can
not but please, and we gladly note the
fact, the people at home and abroad are
not failing to appreciate his efforts. On
Monday last his list of arrivals footed
.hirty-nine, which we think, indeed,
speaks we'll for mine host. The Doctor
has everything arranged in a style that
cannot but contribute to the comfort of
all who may call on him. His table is sup
piled with all the delicacies of the season,
got up in astyle that reflects credit on the
caterer, and his servants are active, under
stand their business, and are arranged in
the most systematic order.
Though the American is not favored
by the Stage Company, we think if they
consult their own and the welfare of their
passengers, it would be-and we here sug-
gest to passengers, that they cannot find
in Lecompton, or its vicinity, more
agreeable host, a better table, or more
accommodating servants, than at the
American Hotel.-Lecompton Democrat.
The American Hotel, the public con-
cede, is well kept house, and, as such,
we cheerfully endorse the remarks of the
Democrat. The Kansas Stage Company
would, no doubt, find it advantageous tc
them to make this popular house theil
stopping place in Lecompton.