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EmiQrAflOn.

The New York Herald calls attention to the de-
crease 10 the yearly aggregate of emigration In
this country In the year 1854, 3l9,223 emigrant'
arrived at New York in 1855, 136,233; in 1856, it
was only 1882: in 1887, 1851 and from the
LIST Of January Of the present year to the 10Th Of
September, the number of emgrauts who arrived
in New York was 81 1913, showing falling Of OF
s3.ss4 compared with the same period OF 1857. The
Herald attributes the falling of to the policy OF
the English government to encourage emigration
to Der own colonies, in which she has 80 far sue
ceeded that Austrais and Canada receive the great
surplus Of emigrants who would otherwise have
sought their fortunes in the United States
But whilst England 10 directing the emigration
Of her able bodied and industrious laborers and me-
chanics to her own colonies, 1t Is said that she
continues to throw upon our shores those who are
physically and mentally helpless, in some in
stances shipping the population of poorhouses to
this country, and among them considerable
number of idiots and lunatics. Oar authorities
should no longer submit to such an imposition.
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THE AUsTRIA's PASSENGERS.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The following additional
names of passengers by the Austria have been as,
certained: MIR. Bookenthal, of Mobile, and a CON-
panion; young man named Stopel Stopler, and
young German from Beleville, Ill, with two sis
tiers, whom he was bringing from Germany.
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~ THE ILLUSTRATED MISSILES, written; by the
monks of the middle ages. were indeed splendid
works of art. The labor of years was devoted by
the holy frisrs to the decoration of a single volume
which was made to shine with all the bues of the
rainbow. Until recently modern art has been forced
to confess its inferority. Bnt now the most gorge
GUS styles of lettering in vermilliou, carmine
ultramarine. green, yellow, gold, silver or bronze
are done in LESS than no time" at the DispatcI,
Job Office.
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EDITORIAL Cause.-The Bedford S,,ti,et an
sounces that WV. DAVIS WHITE, Esq. has sold his
interest In that paper to Mr.. JAS. L. r. ArKiss, by
whom. associtsed with JACOB EcHoLs, Eco, one of
the present. proprietors, it will hereafter be con-
ducted
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FISHER GIRL. !"

i Tho exhibition Of this lovely specimen OF IA.
tive eeniBs--the second great production OF wv.
RANDOLPH BAasEE, r. Va VII dominance 10 this
sTREET, cpe dor above Kent. Paine 4 Cos store
opposite EXCHANGE BAHk after this evening
DOOR will be open from "a M ill 10 r NJ until l2tb
instant. at which time the "FIsHER GIRL viii
leava Richmond for Lynchbura Yair.
ADMlTTANCE % CENTS-SEAeON TTCKETs
&C t--lYs
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James Rogers, the murderer of Swanston, in New
York, has been sentenced to be hung on the 18th
Of November next.
The st. Paul Pioneer says that forty Mormons
have rived there from Salt Lake City.
There were 200 deaths in Philadelphia last week
-35 of consumption
4. The Valley Fair, at Winchester, commences on
the 10th of October.
There was frost last week in Rockingham couu
ty, Va.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

A,n.sy. Oct. 1.-The American State Committee
met to- day. Erastus Brooks was elected Chairman
committee was appointed to condnct the canvass
A letter from ex Governor Hunt was res se
strongly endorsing the American candidates ioI
si,srnat,ve Int 10 nominate a separate ticket.
The acceptance Of all the candidates was 'neh
received. lii,
large number of sromiuest Republican roiiti-
clans are present, but there is DO taiS OF iu'ion
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MARRIED.

On Thursday. The goth September by the Rev Jno
nd yards. VIZ JAMES NJ Berry. OF Richmond,
20 Mis- LOUISA SMITH. Of Petersburg.
In Paducah Ky. On "Wednesday. 18th nit. By Rev
q Walden at the residence OF James Long, WV
r COURTNEY, Of Owenshoro'. Ky, to Miss MARY
K LUMPKtN of Richmond Va
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ssAll Right"

It 10 pleasing TO be constantly assured that "the
sssctrtcai Indications" Of the Atlantic Cable ARE
MI rixht.. We cannot conceive Of anything more
consoIa,ory and even gratifying to Prot white
house, Mr. George saward, the puffy aud pompous
Monsieur de Sauty, aud other attendants upon
shS cable, rome Of whom have consioefso'e
amount efhard cash invested IN the concern, than
che cheering aud uufaiiing fact that "the eieetri
cal Indications are all right" This isvery praise
vorthv IN the electrical Indications" especially
when every thing else appears all wrong. The
price Of shares has gone down from Ave Thousand
dollars par) on the lst of September almost far
down a. the cable ITSELF until 1t has reached f46o
with no buyers. Tho wire 10 supposed to have re
ceived Two fractures, one Of which 10 fifteen hun
drsd and eighteen fathoms deep. which, it is be.
lieved, u below even Cyrus W. Fields diving
capacity. Three hundred aud ffty thousand
pounds sterling have been sunk to the bottom Of
the ocsap aud while the electrical indications are
all right" Ii 10 doubtful whether they can raise
that amount Of money from the abysses ofthe deep
We should like to have few more Scriptura
quotations on the subject Of this cable from the
New York journals. s'Their line 10 gone ont into
the ends Of the world" &C.. which, perhaps, they
did not interpret Alright Their line seems to have
sruk deep enough, but to have caught nothing
but gudgsons.
Thank heaven, however, for the electrical in
dicatiopsi" So long as they are call right" We
have some hopes of the Cable, provided that Anne
ricau electricians be substituted for the slow and
stately coaches at Trinity Bay.
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DEAD.-The death of Mr.. r. W. Bushnell, who
attempted to commit suicide in Stanton, Ia, on
Friday, is announced in the Vindicator, of that
town. He was formerly a teacher in this city, and
will be gratefully remembered by many Who were
his pupils
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The Fairs.

We are indebted to the officers of the North Ca
roltna, asd the Lynchburg Agricultural Societies.
for the courtesy Of tickets and invitations to visit
their approaching exhibitions.
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DScIINKp.-There is no truth in the report that
Gov. Wise has accepted an invitation to deliver an
address at the National Horse Exhibition to be
held At Phisdslphis on the sth of October next
He has declined the invitation.
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TERRIBLE RAviaEs OF FEVER AT SEA.-Captain
Webb, of the schr L Il. French, which arrived at
New York Friday from Suffolk, Va, via Hog
Island, repots that it was stated at Hog Island oD
the both ult., that a schooner from the West In
dies had put in there aud run ashore in Rip Shore
I.iet, and that all hands, except the captain and
cook, had died of fever. Assistance had been sent
to her.
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sAcourrKD.-Jas. Tyrer charged with stealing
pocket book from Jas. McNamee in Petersburg, Va.
was discharged upon an examination before the
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~ BuYrRs OF SrovEs, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDER.

ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Continues the manufacture. for the supply OF me
southern market, Of those very popular CoOkINd
STOVES the
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEM OF THE SOUTH, Qhe best double oven
6fove extant)
SOUTHERN PLANTER
SOUTHERN IRON WITCH
RICHMOND PREMIQM
Also. HEATING STOVES for pariors, omces'
stores factories. churches. ard depot..
%REM
That these Stoves are hedrier than Nortnern
E9ntss can be at All times promptly supplied. aud
their operation is warranted TO rrove satisfactory
arcertiiicates Of merit might be produced Dy
hundreds If necessary.
BE SURE
To enquire for the "RICHM0ND MAKE OF
sToy rs > and buy no Others as dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves and are therefore more
interested In their sale. cf-im
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W. RICHMOND THEATRE

rs RICHMOND THEATRE
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
of the highly popular young American Tragediap
EDWIN BOOTH,
who will commence the second week of his
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
In his great character of
ROMEO,
n Shakspeare's magnificent production, 49,.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Edwin Booth as..-...-.......... ....... Romeo.
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~ SCHOOL. third session of d.

COsBY'S SCHOOL. located on Bread, between "a
and Sd streets will open on the Sth OF Oct
Terms from S2D TO sa0 per session of ten months.
to be paid quarterly. Scholars will be charged ioI
the whole session unless otherwise entered; alsowii
be charged IS csntsfor fuel
The best reference given by the teacher. II re-
uured. &C t~H
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS:
RrpoRrKD FOR TUE "DrsPAroH.
AMERICAN MISSIONARY AssooIATIoN-sE-
,pyD DAY.

WORCESTER. Mass Oct. 1.-The forenoon session
Of Yesterday was mainly occupied in the passage
OF strosa antielavery resolutions, ana anima.eu
discussions thereon. In the afternoon tnere was q
discussion on the institution OF the Lnfas sappe.
Tee Worth, and others, the Association adjourned
s,ne die The old board Of officers were elected
for the enauing wear.
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CRIME NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. There were three stab
bling cases in this city yesterday, one of which re-
suited fatally.
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SAILED roR EUROPE. - The steamer Vanderbilt,
for Southampton and bremen, left New York sa,
urdsy, with $397 467 in SPECIE and 400 passengers
Among Thorn wore John c. Brown, Of Pulaski CO..
Tsnnsssee, and Samuel c. Brown, of Memphis. and
Hon. Vim. Winthrop, q. 8. Consul at Malta.
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THE VIRGINIA CATTLE RKGioN.-The AbingdoDlVir-
ginian of the I'd nst speaking of the bad prospect
for the drovers in that section says:
We have exceedingly gloomy accounts from
Eastern Virginia and the Valley. The want of
grass the scarcity of money, and the low price of
beef, all stare the drover in the face. We have
been informed that last years cattle after being
fattened for market, bring little if any more than
their cost. Consequently, not half the usual mum
Der will be driven. We have letter now before
US from Russell drover, who is doing the best he
can in the Valley, but expresses the fear that he
will be compelled to return with his stock. He
says the most he has been offeredis p cts.
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- sroyEs. RANGES AND FURNACES

~ CTUVss, nANUbo HND kU"NHOho'
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr. Misnic'
iity of cur wares Ne especially recommend the
hichmond Portable Furnace" Bay state Cook
ing Rage" and Harp Cook Stove" Repairs al
ways on hand for all leading articles sold at the
Governor Street stove Store.
WANTED. Immediately. two fret class wors
men oc4 GEORGE STARRETT.
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS Sept. 30.-The deaths from yellow
fever yesterday were SO.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The deaths by yellow fever
in this city Yesterday were 46.
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HEAVY ToRNADo-A letter from Ithca, New York,
dated Oct. LIST, says:

About 2. NJ, yesterday, this village was visit
ed by the most severe tornado ever witnessed in
this vicinity L. B. Lent's mammoth circus tent
one was seriously injured. The lightning struck
in three places, destroying a large amount of pro
perty. The barns aud outhouses of Allen Rszen, a
mile and half south of the village, and the barns
Of John Van Bnskirk, two or three miles west
we're burned. There was also large fire to the
north, but we have not been able to learn the par
ticulars. Rain is still falling here.
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~ VAIuARLx PRIVATE DWELLING ON

~ VALUABLE FHIFATE UWhDHfNu ON
GRACE AND 5rH STREETS TO BE SOLD At AUCTION THIS
AF,YRSooy-The particular attention OF the puDilc
is respectfully Called to the saie 70 take place as
lot al The corner of Grace and 5th streets The To-
cation is ameng the most desirable Ia thls ey see
auction head. dODDlN Arr Ehpon.
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NARINE INTHLLIoHNCH.


noyt Of Richmond Oct 2-High Water II o'eIk.
ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mftcheli, fsliadei
phia mdse II r. Tuttle
Bark Virgin an, Moore. Rio. Coffee. ~
schr America. Mansey. Philadelphia. coal. )
scbr VIM Henry, Pasapea, Philadelphia. mdse, W
d Colqxitt Co. u,,. -, y
Schr W Woosen. Du Held, Phiiadeiphia, COAL
Portiaux aud w Robert
SAILED,
Bark Zingerela, Bunker, Rio, -four. Dunlop, Mon
schr Lucy, Ames. Salem. -four and feed. "
Currie. n /,
schr Con Armstrong, Halsey. Boston, mdse, d
Currie ~.
Shbr D G Higgins LonRstreet, light.
schr Rebecca aeccor, Dennis, light.
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~FRAsKLIN PAPER MILL, RICH
xoNp. yA-Bs.videre Manufacturing Company
Eeen eopstantIy on hand all descriptions Envelope
MANILA and Wrapping PAPERS. OF ell qualities
and sizes, furnishedat short notice.
Nl-Cash paid for RAGS:
G OGDEN, SUIT. &C 4-3m
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JOHN F. REGNAULT,

JOHN F. REGNAULT,
Q92 MAIN sTREET)
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Is now prepared to exhibit a large and beautiful
assortment Of Velvet, Tapestry, BRUSSELS. Three
Ply. Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARP ETINGS.
with the other articles enumerated above and car
assure buyers that he can offer great Inducements
as he is satisfied TO sell his goods at moderate profit
de will be pleased to have his friends, customers and
bu rers generally to call aud examine them.
On. CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. 25-lm
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ny VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
A regular monthly meeting of the Institute will be
held In the Hail. corner of 18th and Main streets,
THIS EVENING, at "a O'Clock. Members are re-
quested to attend punctually.
oc At j w LEW ELLEN. SeC'y.
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INSURANCE ON LIVES, as usual, upon
reasonable and satisfactory terms, at tho General
Insurance Agency Pear st. uext door to the office of
+ Eacho Office in Richmond Of 'Ihe american Life
Insurance and Trust C5mpdny' of Philadelphia =
Charter perpetual Capital and Assets 81 ,2S5, 900.
Allen Whildin. President; Jno Sims, Secretary
al or JOINT Stock system with as Large Dividends'
a. can be drded by any well conducted and solvent
Company. The Lives of Shares insured at reasona-
bic rates for one month"; ye1r. fire pears All
Losses promptly ad jus;ed ut the office In Richmond
g z BROKEN, VI ID,
General Agent and Medical Examiner
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fEP MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SESSION OF 1853 The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE wi i'll
be delivered on MONDAY, October at O'Clock P.
NJ. by Professor TUCKER Tho Medical Profession
and the public are respectfully invited to attend.
L \ J0YNES, ID,
oc PIT Dean of tine Faculty.
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sxx PIANOS, sc p. Ii. TAY-
80 81 LoipS MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
HVf GwARERooM, lss MAis ST. kleH-
X aMoSD, VA.-Tbe undersi ned 10 sole
agent in this city for the Gale of the celebrated
NUNS L CLARk'S PIANO FoRTE5. These in.
struments have received the unqushhed approval 81
the greatest Pianists in this aud EUROPE He
also keeps Pianos of Hale 4 Co. and other good and
we'll established makers,
2 II. T. keeps constantly on hand al assortment
of the best MUSICAL IL sTRUMENTS. and Muai-
cal Merchandise in general, consisting of:
PeIaubat's superior MELODEoNS, Of "a, and 6
octayes, with single and double reeds
Martins unrivalled GUITARS
Taylors az proved ELCTES-(these Flutes ARE not
snrpassea)
Accordeons Clarionets, Flutes, Flies. Flsge0sts
Guitars Victims Barjos Bridges. Pegs, &C.
Tuning Forks and Pipes
Mouth Pieces for ClarioDets sud brass instruments
Piano Stools, aud best quality Guitar aud Violin
In short, every article in the Music line may be
had at this establishment at aesT REASONABLE
PRICES.
The largest and most beautiful assortment OF fash
iouable, new and standard SHEET Music to be
found in this State.
ax- liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools.
as- Pianos tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos
taken in exchange for new ones.
10 III TAYLOR.
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NAvAL-Ths U. s. steamer Water Witch, Lient.
Psgram, and the FULTON. Commander Almy, viii,
call 90 morrow from Norfolk, Va, for Paraguay
The Southern Star, Commander Pennock, will fol
lew > few days after Gunner John Weber has
been ordered to the Gosport Navy Yard, aud 70.
ported for duty on Thursday.
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Oct. There we're twelve interments
in this city today, of which seven were yellow
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ma. SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Boots, Shoes,
&c. at Auction.-The attention of the trade is re-
at the old stand Of Jno Page. Esq, No Is Main st,
THIS DAY, ct 10 O'Clock.
oc fit X COOK CO. Aucts.
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n~SPEcIAL CARD Miss JESSIE Cor
DoN's SCHOOL was re-opened on FRIDAY, the LIST
inst on corner of Franklin and 9Th street.
oc 2-2t*
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS.

~ FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
~, ES.-You will find at HARWoODS, On Gov
Ffernor street Richmond, the largest and most
I Elegant stock IF FURNITURE and MAT
TRESSES 20 be found in the city. embracing
Rosewood psrlor aud Chamber Suits
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant Oak Sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs of all descriptions
Wardr0bes, su-eaus and Bedsteads
With great variety of other Goods
Examine my stock before buy ing, AS I Am selling
extremely low. y w HARDWOOD.
se2l-2mif Governor street, Richmond.
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CALL AccEpTED.-The Washington Union of yes
terday states that Rev. Moses d. Hoge, d. ID OF the
Old School Presbyterian church, Richmond, has
accented the invitation of the Second Presbyterian
church in that city, on New York avenue, to be-
come their pastor. In taking this position, it is
with the view of ultimately taking charge of the
Metropolitan church, which is to be built on E
street, opposite Rev. Mr. Sampson's church.
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@r The UNDERSIGNED begs to return
his thanks to the Fire Department and Others. for
their kind assistance in suhsidtng the nre on his
premises, On Saturday afternoon last
Oc tit fOLLEN
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TRY GINGER.-50 bxs nice Preserved
~ Dry Ginger; so bags new crop Palm Nuts. very
low. for sale by LOUISE BoSSIEUX,
No
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WANTS.

NTANTED--A situation as Governess.
W in a respectable fami y, by q young lady who
IL comr etent to teach the English language. No Oh
ction TO going South. Can give good reference =
Address A B, Bowling Green. Caroline county. Va.
oe t-3ts
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WANTED.-A situation in some pri.
w vate family by German Girl, who can Cock
wash, Iron and do a kinds of house work. Arply
Mt this Office &C 2-2ts
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DENTISTS FILES.-A full supply of
~ all the various kinds of Files used by dentists
for sale by C GENNET,
oct Eagle Sauare,
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CALICOES at 6d.--Received a large
" lot of Calicoes at Cd per yard Call soon If you
want. JOHNSON d HARDWOOD
oc No II Main sfreet
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NAViS' Pain Killer, Roses Pain Curer,
~ Hartshorrs Cure.All Dalley's Pain Extractor
for sale by A H0DEK Err, Drug gist
oc4 Main st. near Old Market
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WANTED-By competent and indus
W trious young MAN, who has ha six years
ensuing year 1859. Salary not so much an object
. permanent situation. Address box SIS. Richmond
A.
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DR. MATTESON'S PATENT ENEMA
~ SYRINGES. (portabe) with treatise on the
Intestinal Canal, and Manual of Directions by NJ
Matteson, N. d. For sale by
WARING Il PE4RCE. Druggists.
oc Broad st above 9Th.
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nEaTAL STOC K.-Jones, " hite
~ McCurdy's Porcelain Teeth: Abbey's Gold
Foil; Townsend's AmslRam; TIN Foil; Tooth Keys:
FOrceps; Files &C. Fer sac by
oc4 FI3HEk d WINSTON. Druggists
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Coon OLD AGE.--Alexander Buchanan died I'm
smyth county, Va, at the advanced age Of as
years He had voted for every President OF the
Republic since its foundation. Captain Brown, OF
Assssll the adjoining county, 10 lo1 years old and
sthi u health. Capt. LantE, an officer In tbs war
sflsls, ard celebrated in Western Virginia before
shat ~ On lsdisn fighter, died recently In Monon.
gaia county, aged about so years.
oofsa SoufR.--Notwitbstanding the warnings of
NE New Orleans end Cbarlsston papers, crowds
are geiog 20 those cities. The New York steamers
Of Friday wers crowded. The bay stsansr Caroli-
~ lApdsd leo and the Lonisiana 40 passengers at
Portsmesth, Va, on Friday. all going south.
ksw ToBAcco "A hogshead Of new tobacco vss
sold % tbs 2sth September, * Friends wsrehoass.
10 LyneAburg, Va, At $l4.5o. II vas made BY Mr.
Whit. ". Moore. 81 Campbell.
Acepksfs-Ths Tsppahannock, Va, southsrser,
says ~. Robert !. Brooks, Of Richmond, Who Ar.
rsad In the William 6sldsn, on Wednesday last.
sese cssrbosrd, while the boat was lying q The
vnssss . valuable gold watch and chain.
ksn4ea pager stAkss shst oueen ytetort. I'M
v'sIs AnsstoA r. leees DoubtfaI. = s." -"
~ es ~. Orleans papsEs asssunes Il. dad -
" :. ssosss, q list eity, 81 yellow fever. =
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
~ Supplies ell the DAILY and WEEKLY
NEWSpAPERS and MAGAZINES at Publishers
prices
in any part of the city, sends them by mail, WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE.
60 Receives all the NEW BOOKS as soon as H.
sued and keeps a splendid assortment of NOVELS,
bv the best authors always on hand
nS- G N supply any thing in the CHEAP PUB
LEGATION bnsines. promptly and at reasonable
prices: and solicits the custom Of the public.
RfT Retail price of NEWSPAPERS, FIVE and
SIX CENTS. &C 1-3t~
OFFICE OF L M SINGER co, 2l7 Main st.
A@- GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES -
SINGER co.'s NEW and IMPROVED DOUBLE
THREAD SHUTTLE MACHINE for family use
for fifty dollars, $50 COZ Please to call and ex
anime, before purchasing.
Oc lin l. NJ. SIMMER d W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

DANDY. CANDY, 900 lbs asserted
~ kinds French Candy. We also manufacture
daily very fine article, of best refined sugars
Country merchants will find it to their interest to
give us q call. DAVID N JONES Il CO.
No 7f Main aft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-04

N1ANTED-Two or three good Jour-
w neymen PAINTERS. Apply To-
oc 2-3ts j. l.. RET, Manchester.