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SA MYERS. Optician,
&C 5 Corner Main and Pearl stroats

IT, FOR NORFO K
$3.50 $3.50 FREIGHT LINE.-Tho steamer
KAHUKEE. Capt Taylor. and the iron barges
FAITH" and HOPE" have been placed On M
line BY the seaboerd Towing and Transpsr.assIl
Company, and will receive freight daily at the ~.
per end OF the dock. rear of the old gas works.
The days Of departure from Richmond ars Tees
days aud Fridays. at NJ; returning, will leave
Norfolk on Mon a. s and Thursdays at 8 AM.
Freight taken at the lowest rates. For further
information, apply to WP COX, 1t the
se2I Shed. Dock street
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~ Va. MECHANICS INSTITUTE. -
Rev JAS A. DUNCAN, pastor of Trinity Church. will
deliver an address in the Hall of the Mechanics In
stitute at O'Clock TONIGHT. From the high rer-
utation of the orator is fair to presume that the
Hall will be crowded. JAS d. hR0WNE,
no lit Chm EY. Com
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The schooner Ann. Capt Cole. on 2sth inst a. y
miles passed the wreck Of ship or barqne, q from
900 to 10, tons burtheu. painted back OUTSIDE LnS
buiwaIks, straw cglored in ide. with MONKEY III
attact ed: she was water logged and dismasfed WIZ
sas. Yards and masts alongside, decks swept am
stern stove in. Nothing was on deck but sm isd,
nortion of her midship house standing color white;
and causian standing AFT. The Sea was runnins
heavy ut The time, making clean breach over tae
deck Name Gould not be seen
Wreck AT SEA- The bark Mayhower, which was
lost between New Orleans aud Bordeaux on the
81 of August. drown ming fifteen persons, intending
the Captains wife. was on the 18th ut., noat
ing in lat IS As, lon. 43 81 On her were founo
MANY human bones, aud the bodies OF woman
and child in the last stage OF decompos'.'oD,
hnnde of clothing containing shirts, handker-
Chiefs socks &C.
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aA- VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
A regular monthly meeting of the Virginia Me-
chanics Institute will be held la the new hail. THIS
EVENING. at half past O'Clock
nol-lt NV LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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7TLEGRAPHTC NEWS.
n KpoRrEp ron Te1g ssD rsPA rCH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHmarox. Oct 81 Yesterday, oeu Jcren
delivered Cen Cass letter from President Maru-
nsz, Of Nicaragua, apoiosizipg for the onenass
allegations IN the late mauiests OF the iastef on
nj s.rtires. yesterdsy. had an interview with
Geu. Cass and assured tho latter OF the non'inter
ference of France with our government 10 censfa'
American matters.
President Battlefield, Of the Overland MAIL Com |.
pauv. has arrived here He says IL the United
eta tes Government will render him protection, AZ
a small expense he will shorten the time between
Caiifrnia and the East three or four Gays
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-. RICHMOND THgATRI.-
GRAND OPERA. GRAND OPERA
Management Of the celebrated New Orleans
ENGLISH OPERA TR0UPEi


-. RICHMOND THEATRE
GRAND OPERA. GRAND OPERA
Engagement OF the celebrated New Orleans
ENGLISH OPERA TR0UPEi
NO INCRE 4SE or PaICEEs-
RosTNps COMIC OPERA OF THE
BARBER OF eEvILLEi
rorNT ALMAyryIs.. -. Miss GEORGIA HODsON
FIGARO. MIR. FRED. LYsTBR.
DR BAIToIo.... r. B. SWAMI.
BAssILLIo........,...... Mr.. =. TREv0R
FIOREIIO ..........-....-......MR WARkIE.
0FFTCER a.. Mr. AhNOLD
RnslNT. Miss EOsALIE DURAND.
A. nA1No
FOR SYNOPSIS OF MUSIC
SEE SMALL BILLS.
GRAND OPERA TONIGHT
USUAL PRICES! USUAL PRICES !
---------
IA. Books AND PRESENTS, at the GIFT BOOK
STORE. No 81 Main street. where you may buy
A Book and o Gold Watch fors1.
Book and Silver Watch for 81.
Book am q Gold Pen for 81.
Book and q Gold Locketfor 81.
A Book aud Gold Chain for 81.
Book and a God Thimble for 81.
Book and a Cameo Pin for 81.
Book and Gold Ring for 81
A Book and set of Sleeve Buttons for u.
A Book aud a Gift Book for 81. "
VI
matte circles" never leave any opportunity for Cos
81 D unm proved. At Washington various surmisee
are INDUCED in as TO the object Of the British min
ister's visit to Richmond Among the most
plan -ible that the trip was made With vie' 70
ordering set of those beautiful WISHING CARDS
from the DISPATCH JcB CFPlCs. It's n e1less to acd
that the cards printed there are most superior
character and calculated to please peer or peasant
EPRIzE CORRESPONDENTS.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Get 4,h, 1858.
WM WILSON, ESQ No 498 Pfarl st n. Y:
DEAR SIR: Allow US to congratuiate you en- your
good fortune in drawing the whole of the second
TENDER nth, last
Az we do not use the names Of prize holders with
out special permission we have to ask su,herity &c
do so in your case.
We more particularly desire your consent at this
time because there has been recent attempt to III
jure cur firm.
Very respectfully yours.
SAMUEL SWAN Co.
new YORK, Oct sth. 1858.
MEysRs SAMUEL SWAN Il Co, Augusta, Ga:
GENTS Yours of the 4th inst. is just received.
most cheerfully give you permission to use my name
aud bore it may be of advantage t. your concern
consid. owe you this. in consideration OF the
promptness with which you have paid the prize.
very tluIy yours, &c,
WIN. r WILSON,
No 493 Pearl street.
P g. I herewith enclose you my affidavit, which
you can publish if You think proper.
The undersigned, VIM R. Wilson, of 49s Pearl st
in the city of New York, being sworn, deposes and
SAYS. that he was the holder of the whole tickle
plumbers 10. A, SD in Samuel Swan Co.'S lottery
scheme of September 18th. last and that by reason
of the drawing the said ticket became eotted to the
whole of the second capital prize of $z2 900, which
prize has been fully and promptly paid by the man
ayers.
w. r. ILsoN.
Sworn before me, this Sth of October, 1853.
AUGUSTUS j. BROWNE,
Comr of ID seds
The above is a solitary instance. Had we the same
permission Of all parties we could give iss OF
dreds who have drawn prizes. varying from 2I,No
to the largest capital OF $4,000 within the last nine
M onths. 9. EVAN w.
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rs. CHAMPAGNE The subscriber has
lust received direct from Havre very superior ar
ticie Of CHAMPAGNE WINE, which he ia prepared
to sell to the trade on the most accommodating
terms. HAURY GARLAND,
Over Pey ton Archer's, Cary street.
Richmond, October 22d, 1855. oc 3U-lW
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~ CHILDREN WITH WoRMs.-These

little sufferers will rejoice to learn OF palatsbly
remedy for this prolific source Of disease amons
them Worms. They need not take any more nau
seous worm medicine Holowsy's Worm Confec
tions ars q delicious sugar plumb, that any chils
will relish They are purely vegetable, and are ap
proved of by cur most respectable phy scians and
heads of families as the safest sId most edectuai
Worm Medicine ever discovered. Try them Is snts
per box
Sold by FISHER winston and PURCELL. LADD b
~ mol
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P G. LARUS.

E% EHocKoE HILL BUILDING FUND
ASSOCIATION The monthly meeting Of this Assotia-
ton will be held this {M0NDAY) evening, at
O'Clock, pl ecisely. Dues will be received from
o'clock p. NJ, until the hour of meeting.
no lit BARGAMIN, Sec'y.
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W. T. Early, mayor of Charlottesville, Vs., has
| resigned
| Rev r. Potts, pastor of the Methodist Protest
ant Church, OF Waynesburg, Pa, died last week
| The Hon. Aaron Skinner, Ex Mayor of New Ha.
ven, died In that city, on the 18th Of October.
Fourth of Jaly toast--"The Ladies-our stars
| before marriage, our stripes after"
The gate fees at the late North Carolina State
Fair, exceeded 5000.
Seven slaves, valued at 81 800 escaped from Wood
county, Va, last week.
A ready built church was shipped from Parkers.
burg to Mason City, Va, last week. twas for the
use of the Catholic congregation in the latter
place.
During the month of September the gsld coin
age at the San Francisco mint amounted to
g, o3o 600, and the silver coinage to $59,0OO.
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Compau '
has abolished free passes, and reduced its presi.
dents salary to 81 600.
Miss Coutts has offered the sum Of fl5,o0o to-
ward the endowment Of & bishoprick In British
Columbia.
Corn 10 selling ut fifteen cents per bushsl ip
iowa. and potatoes ct twenty i've cents bushei in
Vermont.
On Tuesday morning last, Mrs. Dooley, wife of
Mr.. Edward Dooley, fell from the door Of her resi-.
dsncs In staunton, W., canning almost instant
death. ss4 ss so u.s. #
: Wv. southAll has been elected Mayor Of Char
lottssville, W.
Thomas Price, formerly Of Loudoun county, w.,
Was drowned In the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, on
the I'D inst.
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<e~S-~,--s-~s =.
sst u Era nesd. Oct 30 LFgA Ebfrsl2l5 cen
ARkIvED.


ARRIVED
schr Tnnis Depeu. Ednond', Albany. 'umoel'
Talbot Bro. . wa..t
Warwick q Bro. s4 u.v
fcbr. Fmma 1. Day. Hacker, PhilAdslphia. Hay'
sshr. Cornelius, Brindley. Nov York. Hay. Whit
lock Fen.
fchr r. Merwin. Avery. New York. Hay.E !. hag-
land Co
fohr John Alexander. Lewis. Petersburg. Wheat
Haxail 3 Co.
schr Angelina vancleafe, Vancloafe. Bosson.
Plaster, Shields eomerviile.
schr. Virginia, Richardson. YORK River, Wneas'
Z Waller
Brig, Fanny, Welsh, Philadelphia. IN ballast.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York. mdse ana
passengers. Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer Beividere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse, Lud
lam 4 Watson nm
schr james Steele, Jones. Baltimore. Flour, W.
D Coiquitt q Co.
schr D. O. Higgins. Longstreet, down the river.
light.
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yHTITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer.
w beg leave to submit to my customers and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my Bottled Lager Beer. Porter. Ale, &c.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen. 81 ISL Is cts a doz allowed on
Fints per Dozen SLIGO ) return Of bottles.
Half Pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar keepers per csntsge allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbls and for sale at the lowest market
price.
orders left with Messrs Duval & Norton, corner
and Franklin SITS or at nv store, will be promptly
attended to- WILBACHER 18th St,
mol Between Main and Cary.
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@- "HERaINa's' FIRE-PRooF SAFES

bag "HERRING's" FIRE-PRoOF SAFES,
WIT 'PowDER-PEocF LocKs"-These SAFES arc con-
sidered the best made in the World and received the
Ne ials at the Worlds Fair in London, and at the
Cry stall Palace in New York.
"A reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Is offered to
any person who shall prove that one of them has
failed in accidental fire, to preserve its con
tents" KNOWLES Il WALFokD,
&C 3C-2W Agents 81 Pearl street.
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Wns MusDxs-Josph B. sapp has been arreste !
- neaongslia county, Virginia, for the murder Of
his viis on the 18th inst From post norton Ok.
Aniuatiob, II Vas believed that he had choked her
- dssth with handkerchief After his arrest be
nads confession, in which he charged Miss
Jase encwdsp, Who wanted to marry him, with
havisg placsd arsenic 10 bunch of grapes she
sset 70 be viIs. The physicians, however, found
- poison IL the body. and tho confession IL be.
lisvsd 70 b. untrue. The husband IL II jail await
isg trial
I'm sfAss YAns-Ths citissns Of Petersburg.
~ bssttsisg thsmssIvss 70 provide accomnoda
49, ~ The larGs crowds expected there, 70 the
oiats yais which commences Tomorrow. They
hs,1 . nsssisg Friday, and appointed scoumittss
- carry cot thsir objects, and the committee Was
= sspsst Saturday.
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~ SfovRs. RANass AND FuRnAoEs.
Now In store q full supply. cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette. Purchasers are invited % examine tne quail
ity Of our ware. We especially recommend the
Richmond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook stove.
Repairs always on hand for ell leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store
~ Wanted Immediately two first class workmeu
&C 10 0E0k6k sTARRkTT.
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MOVEMENTS OF HAVANA STEAMER.

! FALLING OF A ROOF-FIvE MEN WOUNDED
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 80 Yesterday afternoon the roof
and upper walls Of brick house, in course Of erec-
ton 10 Washington Avenue, fell, severely Djuring
| Ave workmen, one of whom, Thomas Gagan, since
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IA LoTHING. 1853. FALL

IA CLIO 7 II G. 1858. FALL
IA GOODS-sECOSD SUPPLY JUST RE-
N CEIVED-rhe subscriber has In store q
--l4- large and varied assortment OF Clothing %
his own manu- 'acture, embracing every article In
ha Clothing trade. Materials and workmanship
not surpassed by any.
Also. furni.hing Goods, such Is Shirts. Collars.
Drawers Socks, Cravats, Secs-Ties. Gloves. Huspen.
iers. Monsy Belts. Pistol Belts. &C, &c,
In his Tailoring department the facet and best al
cloths, Cas- imeres AID Vestings, selected by him
asf iB person, with especial r. ference the re.a
.rade. which will compare favorably with any houss
"a the city, which h. will make 10 order In the
shortest time. the best an most fashionable style.
Cali and leave your measure for something nice
4 Il SPECIE.
Ne 40. Geri er OF Main and 18th SIS,
oc is Ciothier aud Merchant Tailor.
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$65, QUO. o AZ co q aF FSs SAs NJ ;sl
Moi, street Richmond. respectfully informs the
public that having received notice from the owner
to give up the house he at present occupies as
Of business with o yiew OF Improving the property,
and not finding suitable house to move into az the
specified time he has determined to thrtw his new
and splendid stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
on the m Ark ct at cost for cash to be sold of spec
div as possible The stock is large and fresh Ne
gro goods Carpets, Silks. Hosiery. Fannels, Bian'
CHAS. A. GWATK1S,
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Sl ON BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS,
AT PRIVATE SALE. We are authorised to sell
the valuable private residence, at the north east cor
ner of Bre ad and 10th streets, and occupied "
ing } The improvements consist of q two story franz
ed dwelling, resides the basement "a part OF which
is occupied Doctors offce,) with brick kitch-
have lately been thoroughly repaired. The let
fronts on Broad street 81 feet and runs back 40 feet
to alley 20 feet wide.
The location of the property is amongst the most
desirable in the CITY, for lawyer ply sician or mer
chant being convenient to the usual places OF pus
ness. - ,
Also vacant lot on Marshall street adjoining the
Atha num- and lately of the city lots 1t fronts
30 feet and runs back $50 feet to % foot alley Per
cons desiring to purchase would do we'll to examine
the premises, and apply for terme, 2n TO
no Its JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
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EARLY VFGErABLEs.-Green peas are selling in
Norfolk, Va, at 90 cents peck, and are quite
pleuti fol,
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- ALL THOSE WHO ARR AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered incurable win
receive Letter giving information which will In
sure speedy and permanent cure. By sending their
names and one stamp TO prepay postAgel TO DR.. T.
D. fooTa, tho celebrated Chronic Rhyszcian, ard
author Of Medical Common SENSE Saratoga
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A RRIVAL OF MISS j. YELLING
~ TON.-This calebra ted young lady, of England
precedented has tire honor inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Richmond that che has taken private
parors at the CAPITOL HOUSE. Main street. one
door from 9Th fet here she is now ready to
ccive visitors, Qadies and gentlemen. }, whom she
sill inform all about the past the present and the
future, il they married or not, and when or
what lady or husband they will get, business I
every description. Consultation fes from 80 c snts
10 80
10 For full particulars, see small bills.
M IA
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WAMTS,

yIIANTED~six HANDS accustomed to
w saving. to get out stave bilets, in James City
county. Apply TO JAS DUNLAP & co,
'oc CIV corner Byrd and 18th sts
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A few
w Ladies and Gentlemen to learn q respectable
light business. Tor adjoining Parlors. 1t will pay
from IS to IS per day profit in any city in the world
Any learn it in four t. Six days per fecty.
Taught on very reasonable terms The only art Of
the kind in the world. Show Room oren daily free
Of charge. Please apply to Dr. r. LOVE, inveator,
and tor yourselves, free OF charge Corner of 9th
and Broad streets. oc7-lm