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eEy~ Ir is WITH sUPpRIsE that the sign

Of he above card have learned that tins
met with opposition the part of porsivu OF the
eemm anty, fax Fhy sahS and especially ofson,e
OF thee engaged Ia the same busi'Ssss Ii has long
eeen ths custoa, with Septfdi OF the Druggists of
tais city to charge increased price, for medicines
diseens d AZ night, and it has been deemed proper
70 secure nniiormify in this matter by adopting a
nHe.t rate.
With regard Ia the justice Of the proceeding, we
would say. that no msn engaged in any other oc-
cueat' 70 woui consider il unfair 70 charge more
for .er siees rendered at unusual hours ard
tsnis think II improper Tor any PHYSICIAN TO Oh
lect- "hr ne obtains an increased fee of Fsur Dol
Earz ia the day charge sfer the hour of 10 p NJ
ad te ONLY claim the fifty cents after haze retr
.si
secsnse We have not heretofore insisted uron tba:
which ~ itself Jast and proper il is no reason
why We should not now do 50. and it is certainly
ic than e. have them subject TO secret rule aud in.
ulsssiss,t caPTtes. ses-dt9D
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MO MONOPOLY--I. NJ. SINGER &

~ co.'s CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-uFFICE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
yA-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine ou- new stock Of Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. Our
Machines constructed, that by the magical
changes t.ey are made to sew, hem, gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, to the finest silk, satin or lace, of any
description, without trouble The simple con
structiou, ease of IN Anagement and saving of time,
xnakes the Machine invaluable, aud warranted to
give perfect sstis action TO all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one of the
prettest and best in tits put up in Rosewood.
Mahogany or Enaneled cases, to suit the parlor or
work-roois. Our ageGt. being fine Hachinst. is
prepared TO repair Machines, and to give all the in
struct.cs, 50 that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease Ladies will be instructed
At their residences; alo servants il desired, free OF
sharge. We invite all to call and examine, where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady Iper
sters and Agent to give exp anatioLs whether they
purchase or not.
SIX, Thread and Cotton. Of all coiors and dessrip
tions; Needless Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all on application by mail or otherwise.
Sfitshng and Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather
Shirts, &C, made to order, at short notice.
au 25-Iy NJ SINGER i co.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE.

KENT, PAINE & CO, l63 AND les MAIN ST
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED To THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEIN
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers TO
orr 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
the North and elsewhere. will but promote their
)wn interests by giving our stock careful exami
nation before going further
Besides Gsntemens Dress Wear, we have very
large stock of
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very hest manner, and of the mos,
substantial mater ais
In addition the above, we have in store l5a doz
Gentlemens SHlkpf, of al. qualities and sty les,
besides large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can.
on Flannel and Under dc; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton Flannel
and Jeans do and Sporting Jacketsal of which will
be sold at prices which will compare fayo,ably with
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
istactory terms.
10 l3-6w KENT PAINE 4 co.
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MM. & DAVID GIBSON,
w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BJJILDERE

MAIN NEAR THE CORNER OF SrH STREET, RICHMOND. va,
Respectfully inform the Citizsbs of Richmond and
public generally, that they are prepared. with the
assistance OF their steam power, and all the most
nsefui wood working achiDery, t. execute every
description Ct work in their line If business in
manner not to ba surpassed, such as Pulding Hous
g OF all dimensions, repairing rem)delng the
same; pu ting in tore Fronts of any kind, Shelv-
Dgs put up, Counters made, &C. in neat and taste
full manner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according to Geomet ical Principles; Cornices made
70 suit any style OF buildings; all kinds Of Mould
Dgs on band; Sash. Blinds and Doors made to or
aer aud sent any part of the country; every kind
of Wood Turning, such Stair Balntters Newell
Posts, &C Architectural Wood Carving for Store
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. All orders
rxAcuted in neat manner
W. Il. d. GIBSON hope. by strict attention to
business. together WIN theit practicai knowledge
tronage.
kF Orders respectfully solicited &c ll-lms
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MUSICAL ELGcrRiclIY.-A Hungarian, n. Leon
Humsr, has, according 30 the Emancipation OF
Brussels. made new and curious application Of
electricity. In public coueert at the Nstienal
Theatre be played BY means Of electric wires, on
i've different pianos at the same time. The
electric battery which worked the wires vas In m
adjacent room
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REGULAR PRoeREss.-In the hearing of an Irish
case for assault and battery, q counsel, while
crnss examining one of The witnesses, asked him
what they had at the first place they stopped at
"Four glasses OF ale" "What next." 1.-TWO
glasses If whiskey.n What nextv Ono glass
OF brandy" what nextr' "A ight.n
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FoR CAnroRNIA.-Ths steamship Star Of the
West sailed from New York Monday, for Aspin wall.
with 900 passengers Gen. Hsrney, Col. Pleasant
on and Lieut.. Jessup went in her on their way TO
join the army in oregon against the lndians. Gen.
Harney will command the forces. Father De Smet
goes out with them as Chaplain to the army.
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EXECUTORS NOTICF.-All persons
II having claims against Mrs Mary Tomphins.
decd or her estate, will please present them Tor
settlement to the undersigned without DELAY; and
all persons indebted her her estate are noifed
to make prompt pa ment to the undersigned or one
Of them il is ssary that the estate should De
WILLIAMS Il ToMPKINs,l Fxtrs of Mary.
EDMUND T NORRIS, JTompsins, decd
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<9GTA RAOEs-TALL NETTING
ls6s-4he DEe1rlge9sf tAIs
Course, sixteen mllt: Eorsh q sies9osd: aIssssiy
Potomac hailrosd, bess % anneupce = ~ n1fine
sou,ss. dis IsR. connsocis9 . fgnt4x tss
snd ss SoS.s .Sss e.
In their .ntrances without dslAy. -
a 81. 81 @ S.ss sss s .ss 81: ~ =
r orssis. 70 sloss tss Iss q 0sssSss. 8. -
,ss.s sas0js z eois % ssS si.. De :ai::.ss ls
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sas :s.s: ..'f a;s'i bs rss&
'ss ssSar- nay -Ss.ssA my -!As 49, na21lss.
so f<isik IS dklerstioa. g deeiefs1 q - -
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!; .s:s':e;iHI n Z "a u 3: =. ~
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'ss:sss. & s-s:4 4 f'A'.;s I'LL ;siSs IS z77I3 s:
nRATEa VENDf16. LII en1o 81
" suOynGe 3emqe a4e4o ~
sa.e 5. . s.sea.e 81 e. sssSss- sss.
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LUMBER FOR FRANCE AND BCUB, Large quanti-
ties oftimbsr, to be used In the construction OF
vessels of var, are now going over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, to Baltimore, Md, to be thence
transferred to France. 1t comes from the neigh
borhood Of Cheat Run. A large contract for Cnba
10 also being filled.
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r ONGwORTH'S PURE OHIO Ca

7 ONGWOkTH'S PURE OHIO Ca
- TAWBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years frcm the pure Juice Of the Cataw ba Grape.
thus aordng additional evidence OF the progress et
American enterprise and industry. and Of our abil-
ity to produce articles at home equal to those made
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but RxcsLS the best imported Brsndies. in purity
aud .vor. 1t is in fact the best Brandy known. 1t
is a sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
iency. Cramp. Cholic. Langu?r Low Spirits. Gene
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 Is per bottle.
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity, W PETER
SON successor to Alex Duval. i55 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 bottle gratuitously, to test the article.
se I0--d&cw3m
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Ira SroUT TO BE HANGED.-The general term Of
the Supreme Court. at Rochester, has affirmed the
judgment of the Oyer and Terminer in the case
of Ira Stout, convicted Of murder, aud has hxed
upon the day when the judgment of the Oyer and
Termner shall be carried into execution. Abe day
fixed upon is the 22i Of October.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SNe'"To res PUBLIC. After the l5rH
DAY ur sEprEMBER NEXT, the asdersisned.
when cailes upon % dispense n eficiass between
the hogrs OF closing aud opening their establish.
n.sufS. wilt charge the sun Of FIFTY CENTS in
addition to the usual price.
Is,s 1t - /. rendered necessary IN consequence Of
the helueat aad often useless Interruptions OF our
ssst.
MRaDRs BAKER, ! BLAIR
MARtNG PkAkCE. 6kuBBS &APpERSoN
ruT Ala S0afoN. ADtE& GRAY
" kTsRsoN, FISHER a WINSTON.
plNA 4 CO, Gil AS 5 DAWSON,
JOHN GARLiCk, LWA6NEk,
GEst D1YDEN. &c a--,m
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by JACKsoN's CELEBRATED BITrERs
Ir you have Ague and Fever,
II yen have Bilious feyIr,
TAKE JACkSON'S BITTERs.
Ii you have Dyspepsia,
IAN JAIhoON bIl LENS
II you have Summer Complaint,
TAKE JACKSON'S BtTTERS.
Asa TONIC, and curer of General Debility, it ia
unaut passed.
For sale by Druggist generally. Price. only 80
c,.nts per bottle. X. H. JACKSON,
au I2-ts Proprietor.
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A ToUGH JOB. "A law of Ohio requires commis-
sioners to count quarterly every dollar 10 the
Hamilton County treasury. The work was per
formed last Tuesday, when the commissioners had
sos, 900 in cash to manipulate. Including $4,000
in gold dollars, ard %, ,000 pennies of the new
the work was not slight.
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SALE OF A PAINTING EsrABLIsHMESr.-Riee's print
ing establishment at Rockville, Tenn comprising
Brownow's Whig, the Knoxville ieg ister, nne job
Office and bindery, was sold last week for 81, ,2O0.
1t cost originally $l5,0c0.
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msnIs of the bile snd The blood, and if it docs the
work i-ebly anu impericctiy. liter ann other vexa
ti0us isea thecertan result. As soon tn re
fore rs AM Affections of this Kind perceived. We
may assured that be digestive gans al out
OF order. The first and only thing to be done, lie tc
sdalini ter specific which Will act directly on the
stouszch-the msin-sprng OF the animal machine
ry For ths purpose, We can conf tently recon-
msnd Or. hosTErTERS CELEBRaT&D STOMACH BIT
rrRs Acting ss an alternative ard tonic il
siren the digestion. changes the condition o
che blood, and thereby gives regularity TO the bow
els.
For ssieby Druggists and dealers generally, eve
ryxh, re- 2s-lm
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Coon ADvrcE.-Never abuse one who was once
your bosom friend, however bitter now Never
hire servants who go 10 pars-a, sisters, cousfns
or anything else. Never speak contemptuonsly Of
womankiud,
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PRoGRKss OF IxpRovKMsSr.-Ths Hre department {
Of ST. Louis advertise all their hand nre engines
for sale, they having abandoned their use entirely
for steam fire engines.
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SUSPECTED SLAvERs.-A Cbn nfssion.-On Saturday
last eight Portuguese sailors landed at Montsuk
Point, L. l., of whom the N. Y. Journal of COM
meTce sayt:
They had large amount Of money, all of which
was in dou blooms and half doubloons. They ut
first refused to answer any questions, and between
Saturday night and Sunday morning seven Of them
LETT Sag Bsrbor. One, being sick, was left behind.
lie died On Monday u,or ming. short time before
his death he confessed to have belonged to SLAYER
b ig, which had jest landed cargo of slaves in Cuba
brig was seen from Long Island, early on Sasur-
DAY morning. SO close in shore that it was supposed
she inside the bar. This boat in which they
came ashore was identified having been built
at Stonington, and she had the builders name on
her,
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Grace street, between 9TH and Sth
ChIgys af Hour for The P1or.-After the 18th inst,
tkUeasr) DR.. AsooLI will be Ia attendance upon the
poor tetween l and oclt oA. L. ~ instead OF be
tween and 5, as heretofore, ard poSittgety at M
sther lr,Uy in the day evening. nah i2-lyF
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Routes TO THE PAcIFIc.-Iast week, a small iron
steamer was launched in New York, to take place
on the waters of the Tehuantepec. preparatory to
the opening of that route to San Francisco. The
Isthmus of Tebuaptepec is but 130 miles wide, and
is the Darrowest neck of land separating the At
lantc from the Pacific. The transit, when the
less than day and half; and here will be se-
cured the shortest and best routes to our Pacific
States The Panama route from New York to San
Francisco is 6200 miles the Nicaragua $500; while
the Tehuantepec will be but 1890. 1t is thus
shorter by l400 miles than the Panama route, and
is expected to reduce the travel to fourteen days
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ROBBERY By MEANS OF CHLoROPoRM,-In Stoddard,
N. Ii on the night Of the Sd instant, the dwelling
house occupied By two unmarried daughters of the
late Isaac Robinson, was entered tn rough window
by rogue, who proceeded to a room occupied by
the young ladies, whom he stupified with chloro-
form, and then entered on search f'r the sum of
81 200, which had been paid to one OF the young
ladies on the day previous aud which had been
carefully put away in a closet This he secured
and then disappeared without doing any further
mischief.
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HORRIBLE MYsrERY-Ou Thursday, at Syracuse
N. Y, as some workmen were repairing an old, IN.
occupied mouse on Mechanic street. near the gas
works. one of the men opened a dark closet. and
was shocked on discovering a perfect skeleton
hanging from hook on one eide of the room, and
partially concealed by the door. The workman
cnt the string suspending the skeleton, when 1t
fell in heap on the floor. The premises were
formerly occupied by mliner, who was supposed
to have left the city, as nothing had been seen of
her for some time past, and the room has recently
been unoccupied A physician was called to ex-
anime the skeleton, and pronounced it that Of a
female
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ssss- EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor

REcfsss5 are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS
AxsR JTrPKs executed at the large Photograrh h anu
FiLe Art Galleries of MINNIS. iy7 Main street, or
posite the Postofice, and Sycamore street. Peters
burg. Va.
Ease and grace in position. beauty in finish. and
corI &C ;neis in portraiture.
nose who wish to obtain something really nne in
the way of Likeness, either in Ambtotype or Pho
graph pain, in Iuda ink. water colors oil coors,
Pa5tjiie of any sjza to the size of life are
spectfuy s1lici ed to visit his Galleries and exam
ibe his various styles of Portraitures
Galleries Always open and free to Visitors, whether
they desire work executed or not se9
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sssy- TEETH txfRAcrKD, WITHOUT

pltN 81 MANS or Electricity.
GEonGk " JONES Dentist. hereby informs
shose wishing their teeth extracted that he is now
prepared Nth this new method, and is daily using
Il u,th complete success HIS ISsTguMgNTs.
with thsir India rubber fulcrum, are particularly
a!sri,i To H. they give the operator entire
;ttl @, the electric c0rrent This great improve
ms bas been generally adopted by the profession,
,pnsnnch as il uSt only subduss the pain # extrac
ti IA bot also prevents the nervous pr0stratioD COP
seq upon such operations. caliy where there
ars many teeth 30 be drawn. se1-3m
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Gambling II GERnAST.--A Prussiap gentlemau
recently broke the Wiesbsden bank In about sn
hour, winning $50 900 frapcs-$50000. He played
the limits, 500 francs-17 900 every time. and
fortune smiled on him while he did IL.
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C'ofhing made to order at short notice. % =.
80 1853 AND 1889. l3s37 ~
, FALL AND WINTER STOCK. i.

have now open large stock Of Fall and Winter
Superior READY-MADE OLUrHING, and Gents
FURNISHING G0uD5, comprising all the new htl
styles Ct Business Coats Pants and Vests; Dress do
do do; 0vercoats and Backs; nne Shawls ard Travel
ling Blankets; Travelling Cashmere shirt; dogapss
Cardigan Jackets. My assoTtment of Cravsts. Tiee.
chiefs, Silk and Merino Under shirts and Drawers.
Is varied, and ected with great 70 make the
My stock IL now very large and copplsss, ~ the
ommencsment of . heavy fall trade. n Y Dafrons
anime. JDGO0DMAN
"a Ia \ No llQ Man Il.
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sf,sr. WATSON has lust returned from

WATSON has just rttufntu IfOHI
the springs and will be happy to his old triendt
and snow them some OF his celebrated Cbrystal
MINIATURES which will neither fade or rub out
Life size PICTURES, in oil pastile, at tAe short
ebt notice.
WH.TxBURsT's OLD GALLERY, II MAIN STREET No
TIag WATSON takes Pictures from so cts 10 Sl0O.
Ambrotypes, NeIainoty pes on leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size ain painted, either In PAS
tile or oil. The painting TO be done BY nrst class
portrait painter. Fedces n9t pretend to take them
b the 00 by the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway or an ocean line OF steam
shps. he has two skylights, enabling him AZ al
times 30 get good Pictures, an advantage not pos
sossed py any other Gallery in Richmond
m
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a0So1as B. HrssL, Dsnfiss. OfLse
e1a f<aSseoe. No -. On Aals. bstwsss ~ End y
keeGa. Gtoh1onl ya. ~ 0-ly
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VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR. ss

N 14h Stree, Opposite Exchange Hofel,
.A Having just receiyed and opened hiS Fail
and Winter supply Of FRESH GOODS enbracir Q
most excellent AsortneDt and variety OF U6UeHs,
CAsSlMkREH, vESTlN0S. Ae., selected By him.
self with much care, ard which he In pr pared to
make in the most fashionable and superior sty ls
II would be happy tn have his old friends and Gus
toners. AMI the public generally call aud xanias
for Themselves. assuring them that every effort on
his part shall be made to give TO ali Who
shall favor him with their orders se lg- 2w
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AsorRKR Willow FEvER vicrin -Byron r.
Cook, Esq.. . young lawyer In Nev Orleaps, and
the vice president otths Young Mems Christian
Association, died In that city Of the prevailing sp
idemic, on tbs 18th inst.
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BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LITs-The boiler
at Brydges factory, at Oneida, N. \, exploded
Tuesday morniug, killing the engineer James Her.
non. and morfally wounding an employee, named
Bunneli. The buildings are badly wrecked.
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DE,TH OF CESTESARiAN.-Mrs. Ludwick Snyder,
Of Burnside township, Clearfed county, Pa died
at the advanced age of l05 years, last week. Her
husband, who survives her, has reached the ripe
age of ll2 years.
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Nh. CISMsHs There were no unfAv,-
rahls synptoms II the conditioa Of NJ. Clsmess
yeeterdAys end bic physieisas eoatinss - snter-
voand.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate of MARY CRUMP. deceased
will present Them to the subscriber rightly authen
ticated Those indebted will mat g immediate pay
ment, VIM BRACKET, Ex'or of
sc I4-2y# Mary Crump decd
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OFFICE OF TEE u s. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, RICHMOND, VA.
Senfenahnr lni b ISIS

September i0ih 1858 }
kk5- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond. il
Octol or next, are now open.
communications addressed to the undersigned
d.sa riding infinitely possible the character OF
tn article TO be entered will be attended to- These
entI ie must be made prior to the 25'h OF October
10 prevent confusion aud disappointment
CHAnLks D1MM0CK,
ssIn-t2y0 Sec'y Va Cent Ag. Society.
sS- Enquirer, Wing, south and Examiner. copy
tWo weeks.
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ATTEMPTING TO Pass CcusTERRHr MosEY.-A man
named Joseph FAgel, arrested In Danviile, Vs..
last Saturday, for attempting TO pass . twenty
dollar note the Bank of Charlotte, N. G. He vas
sent on for trial.
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sFaP- g's ISFAILIBLg BAKING PowpgR-lst 1t ID al
wsys read for use at any memeat.
"a IL is beneficial To the human ~ stem.
Sd Brt al eau be IN ade within few minutes.
4;h Ii is econ ,ncal, and saves fully one third OF
butter aud eggs.
s.h Bread made with IL keeps longer than com
1non b cad does not get dry nouldy, and is more
dgestibe.
9Th Ii is warranted nsyer to fail when used &C
cording fn directions.
With It IL particularly recommended to persons al
sea, OF in the country, where yeast cannot be pro
cured at all
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail bv
J HIN W. GARLfCK,
Apothecary and Druggist, Market Place,
Franklin ST., Richmond sa,
Ard sold By all DRUG yist and CIR ocers. Sc 81
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eERRMoyAL.-Weh have taken the store

exy REMOVAL. ~ G nave taken the STORE
lately occupied by Messrs II. W. Fry Sons, at
the curler Of Cary ana Pearl sire ts where shal
t pleased 20 receive the calls Of customers and
the public generally.
Neshail keep instantly GU B4ud en essortmeui
o. fresh articles fro the North, by the assistance o
our b US, OF WALLACE & co, of lU5 Front street
New foik.
Tna store sn 18th street aud the Lumber House
situsted on LomoardY Alley, will be rented togeth
separately at the option OF the applicant. and
possession given Immediately. -
~ i'm WM WALLACE Suns,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-23

PARKERsBURG IMPR0vEAENTs.-The Parkershurg
(Vs.) Courier, speaking Of the recent improve
Ds at that town, says strangers passing through
Iarkersburg remark that there more improve.
ments going on there than any town they have
been in, anywhere 10 the West; that there are ter
brick and twenty thirty frame business and
dwelling houses already completed this season, or
in course of construction the present time, and
that these improvements cannot cost much less
than $50 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-23
sss-Da JoHs WALrBALL, Home
sss- Dr.. ACHILLES AsooLI's Office, or

psthist offers his professional services to the cit
ssps of Richmoud and its vicinity. Ofice at his
Bidsaca, Ou Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.