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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28

LIED.
In Richmond Va, on the 2sth inst, Mrs MARY
aAIFE IrAs, in the 60th year of her age-a native
"a Baltimore Gun ard Philadelphia Ledger
please copy.
~ his residence IN this city. yesterday morning.
JAMES NEsBlTT, native Of Manchester. Egg
The friends Of tia family are respectfully invited
70 attsnd his funeral from the third irace streeD
Baptist Church, this afternoon. at o'clock.
n Baltimore papers please copy.
Port Waltnali, iMoREN1 wERTIMER. daughter
Of n 9. and Maria =. ChalEley. aged three years.
two months and fourteen days.
e. Religious Herald will please copy,
Of pneumonia, at * o'clock. on Monday m rnins.
Of jacob and sarah Barnes, in the ssd year Of
bis age. leaving a large circle Of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
His funeral will take place At 81 o'clock, on this
afternoon, at the ID Baptist church.
On Saturday. the 18th instant. LEILA ADELL,
the infant daughter OF Thomas and Amanda K Hau-
COCK, aged months and Is days
ajLoweli (Mass.) Courier please copy.
The obituary of friend IL often the sacred tribute
to the depat ted worth drawn by too partial and
virtues and scarcely dropping tear upon human
frsiities, to forget them Shut there are. thank
Heaven instances though rare. where no such pions
discrimination is required, and where the eye OF the
mourner NAV scan impartially the whole life Of the
lost one, without blush for an imperfection, and
with tears only of tender sorrow, that 80 much OF
Such record does the useful but unobtrusive life
Of Mrs. EDWIN Robson present to those who
have survived her. While hope looks trustin gly
forward to the brighter life upon which she has en-
tered memory may survey with a smile through its
tears life which Is only TO be regretted because it
Is too early lost. loving and faithful wife. de-
voted and judicous mother, pieus and consistent
Christian. she blended In her character all the quail
tiles which aiorn woman. and which made her at
once tho pride and the ornament of society.
Her immediate illness was of short duration. and
her suferinGs were borne with that gentle, patient
forttude which was promne feature in her char
acter. Peacefully and calmly she fell as'sen, Just
as the sun setting. the evening OF the I'D Of
September. As the crimson twilight fingered after
the autumnal sunset. will the .mory of her yir
tues linger in the hearts of her friends sotening
their for Der oes and giving them asweet as
suracce Of her glorious resurrection
Mira. Robinson a native of the county OF Red
ford, but had resided in Richmond sufficiently Ions
to attach to her large circle IF friends She was
the daughter Of the late Henry Brown OF that com
TT, gallant soldier, who carried to his grave ball
received at the battle OF 6ulford and the sister Of
the lat. Samuel T. Brown. of Bedford, aud the late
j I'm Thomson Brown. of Petersburg
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Calamity at 5ea-Great Loss of
F..- Life.

The telegraphic column this morning contains
an account Of q fearful loss of life at sea- The
steamship Austria, which left Hamburg On the lst
inst. for New York, and touched at SOUTHAMPTON
on the 18th, was destroyed by fire at sea on Monday
the 18th, under circumstances peculiarly distre.
Ing. She had on board nearly 600 persons. of
whom only sixtyssve believed to have 90.
capped. OF these GOO, about 100 composed the crew.
Wsrepublish the list OF her fist cabin
Hsrm eondhein. wife and five children New York.
hitltan, MInoen; Miss bridget Loux him tJ.ri
Nettnan, New York. Boge and wife New Orleans.
Mrs kAlo Vein and three children. PhiIade nIis.
hiss Thoreso Won Mengersh ausen Arnsburu. n
kiseld. Mrs julie kbbinghaus and daughter A
Wslsseaborn, New York; mrs Anna Pay pers An
three children, Miss Maria Herken st Louis; aus,ay
kohn, konigsbera A Wiedmanp, New YORK:
Jacob friendly and vile, Wttelsdorf; Weisker
New iork; " iih etacheI, Cincinnati; Miss Hedwis
ii starmunt. new York; Mlas Caroline How'll
O3penhagca; Gorriscn and wife, Hamburg; Mas
Hsiene Mulf, Copenhagen; " kosenthal, wife and
nve children. Miss Lena Meyer. Miss hinna smith
III dianhensklee, Now You X; FIR Bartels San Fran.
cisco; U Trott, Ma,sury, Zanzibar: Hermann
Ihorbecke, Philadelphia; Jos Hope Ed AdesdorIer
"a Bogel, New York; Durfeiat, Dresden: ADJ
Hermann, wife and seven children Ipelo. Juliu.
Busch, New York.
Its spprthended by thsi. friends that Mr..
Milling, of the nrm Of Milliu & SPOTS, Jewellers,
ofthis city, and Miss Annie potts, relative of
his partner, are amosg the ssenxers on the III.
fatsd steamer.
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- sArxAY & Co. would invite those
ia want Of really srtietic pictures % call ,h nsr
.t,ii rnntinue N proiuce those inimifable FHOIO-
GRAPHS and AMBROTYr BS. which are nniseissF
ty admired. ,,..r,o.
Craven Photographic Visiting Cards" TO winch
tbey invite attention. ,ryrvw
.s,1-,w Big Gothic Window
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MARINE INTHLLIsABNCa
Purtof Richmond, .Spt. T- High W1ter ga OF

Fprt Of Richmond !Spt- Il High W1fer sA o'eM.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown Parrish, New York, mdse ana
passengers Ludlsm 4 Watson.
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchett, Baltimore
mdse Indian Watson.
Schr Manchester. Chichester. New ork toi noursl
mdse, ID d W Currie
schr Ellen Goldsborough. Bunting. James river
wheat.
Schr Nelly D, Haley Philadsiphia. coal. Laros'
pchr ID Higgins Lcngstreet, New YORK, guano,
Bacon Baskerville L ii Ssinker 20.
Schr John Randolph, Phillips, baltimore pig iroh'
Vim Triplett.
schr Two Williams. Smith. lChickahominy river.
WHEAT.
echr Herbert, Myers, Norfolk, lumber.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal. Philadelphia, mdse
ard and passengers, II e Tuttle. nv
Schr Three SISTERS, North, Baltimore. lomoer, +"
Colcu Co. - :.
scar Panthea, Maxwell; Philadelphia, feed. q
W Currie,
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD TIL. rom
psny will commences laying down the rails next
week ON tho Lynchburg extension Of the Orange
and Alexandra railroad, commencing at Char
lottsviIls. The grading Is nearly finished along
the whole extent of the line, and portion of the
road viii be 10 running order by next nnring
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JANEsTowF. PARRISH

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JAMEsTowF." PARRISH,
Master from New \ ork:
Miss Moore, Miss Barley. Mrs NJ Moore, Mrs
C Weed and children, Miss Hartshorne 4, Mrs e
W Jordcn. @ Wa.hburn, 81 Braumuller and lady
Jas Adams, Chas Adams, Geo Edmond W Edmond,
G Tally, b Laddie. Jno A Calyo, Miss % mack
B Acsrs, Thos Kevilie, Potter. Miss d Ingoils.
Frankenthall and lady. Miss Strange, Chamber
Jayne Miss J b Brown. Misses Bartlett, Mrs
Wetteuore. Thos A Prtchard J w Baker, Charles
Keerns, A Green P Jackquett, W Widgeon, W ID
Rurne, g Ballard. J r Johnson, Minor. Piz
zini, P Fl Taylor Chas Dawson, Or d futile. "
Mead. G Rogers. Peterson, Jas Ward,
Ward and 70 Storage.
alsn. from horfolk-J Peters, r ] Freeman. Geo
Reid p c Dillworth Mrs Davidson, W Graves
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/" RICHMOND THEATRE.

81 RICHMOND THEATRE.
Second night of the Engagement of the popular
YOUNG AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN,
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
Who greeted last evening bya
CROWDED and FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE.
He will appear TONIGHT in his celebrated char
acter OF
CARDINAL RICHELIEU.
EDWIN BOOTH AS RICHELIEUl
EDWIN BOOTH AS RICHELIEUI
o. METALLIC ALLOYS demand large share of
attention from the Chemist, Metallargist and Manu-
facturer Some composed for hardness, others
for eXibiiiy nalability or susceptibility OF recelv
ing high polish. Bat of the Alloys can, for
moment, be brought into comparison, in point OF
usefulness exquisite.eegance OF finish and variety
of form with thc.new and extensive assortment of
Metallic Printing Types just received at the Dis
patch Job office. All kinds of work executed in the
best sty lie on short notice.
rA-FAIRBANK's ScALEs.--A uniform standard of
Weights and c0rrects system of weighing. are sub
jects claiming the attention of every individual in
the community.
correct Scale is just arbiter between buyer and
seller and it is of the utmost Importance that in
strument SO universally called upon to decide ques
tions of great value in the daily and hourly trans
actions ofbusnees should be of such reliability and
eractness as to secure the tence Of all those Uh0
may be affected BY the results andtcdted and 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 CLkRKSON. ANDER-
SON Il Co. No 100 Main street, who are sole agents,
and will deliver at short notice.
Weigh Lock Scales
abroad Track Scales
Railroad Depot Scales
Hay and,Cattle, Scales.
and who keep constantly on hand
Wheat and Hopper Scales.
Dormant Warehouse Scales
Rolling Mill scaes
Wheelberrow cCales
Portable Platform Scales
Platform Counter Scales
Gro. ars' Scales
Even Balances, aud
Druggist Sralaz 1f--Hln
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~ PAPER HANoISGs, &C.
JOHN f. REGNAUTT,
l02 MINI Sfraat

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
las now in store Is Fall Stock of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINIS Rorders V,aw
&C Gilt, Velvet, Embossed, Glazed and Plain EN-
bracipg many new and beautiful styles He would
variety of
DEcORA7I0NS AND WOOD IAITA TONS
which snrpsss 10 sly and beauty any ever before
eHsre1 IN TINS city Among tht m will be found the
ELlZaBkIWEAN, LOUIS NV. LOUIS ~, BRO
GAIELLE IMPERIAL PRINCE LIONS ROES
BDRG: CELkSTE. R4CHEL ROSE Nelson's
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK, CORLN7HLfN, DC.
Gnen VIII the new style Of decorating rooms with
9tLI noOD MoULDINGS, he is prepared TO paper
Rooms. Hall, and Entries in ttyle which csnnot
90 excelled, and on as moderate terms any house
in the country.
$l0per roll. ~
He solicits an examination of his Stock, as he Is
determined 70 do work at q Low FIGURE, and feels
satis fed that he will offer great nduceme to fhosa
who may favor him with a call se Elm
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AkkAssAS-An enumeration of the Inhabitants
OF Arkansas, just concluded, shows population
snas ssste of3ls,3l3, OF whom 1876 ,943 are white
o'ots slaves The population in 1854 was PSI. ASS
1927, zssga; 10 ls4o, OF ,574; in $780, 1885, in
.9a,, i4,N3. The revenue OF the State d about
81 ~ per snnum, and the expenditures about
$loo,000,o0o. Wv e'"'' ~ ABOUT
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~ ErocK or 0HocERIss. Housn-
HOLD fusxIruRH. PIAso, 10 AT AUCTION - At
IGNITION isNsksd mr. sale OF th stock Of Groceries
store Fixtures. Household and Kitchen fufbliuie
Piano &C. THIS MORNING commencing AT ~
o'cIock. at Ms Louisa Dearues. corner OF 5th and
Rroad streets THOS w KEESEE.
,xrtio
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Faoh AMsuAs-our correspondent at Amelia
Court House, "Incog," writes In glowing term.
about the lectures recently delivered there BY O. T.
Baldwin, Neg, Of Richmond. He further adds:
We have had . very dns rain since SATURDAY.
norning-msre than we have had since the 10Th
OF Juiy-1o weeks since-and IN here take &C.
oasios 70 say that Mr. Hendricks corn stalk. sen,
you Tow days since, 10 by means . fair sam.
pie OF our corncrop. He could very likely, nud
numbers OF stalks In his field not AZ many inche.
nEa ~ there was feet, ia the one sent you aud IL
he cannot, some OF his neighbors can.
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TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND
NICARAGUA

Nsw YORK, Sept. 27-The Times, of this city.
publishes the draft of treaty betweea Great
I. Britain aud Nicaragua, prepared for Sir Gore
ousiey Both governments approve of the treaty,
ana ousley Is shortly to visit Nicaragua to secure
inc ratineatioa England guarantees the nutrali-
~ Of the isthnlus, and, if necessary will protect
passengers BY force. The treaty also secures
commercial privileges to both parties.
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AouDsSf 10 sfHAAHR.-The steamer Mount
vernon OF the Aqua Creek line on her trip up the
river, on Saturday afternoon, when just above
Aiexandrla, Va, burst her cylinder. The steamer
Thomas Coilyer went along side and took of her
passengers and mail, and conveyed them to Wash
iuxton.
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OoNvicTsD.-At the Fall term of Pocahontas Co
va Circuit Court, held during the past week,
matthias Moore, charged with the murder of J
saarp, In June last, was convicted of
ana sentenced to eight years imprisonment in the
psnitentiary.
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produoe ExchanCe.

- = Produce Exchange.
The Tobacco Exchange appearing now to he
Axed fAct. the difacnlties 10 the way OF general
NxchAnge Tor the sale OF produce seem to Be re-
moved. Oar merchants must be fully aware Of the
advantages Of such an establishment, and the i'm
po~tant step taken by the tobacco trade throws
chat powerful interest In favor 81 II aud to
IT, their efficient co operation. In former days,
whom the RxchAoge was talked of, the idea OF an
hxcAange for the tobacco trade was NOS seriously
considered. Tue tobacconfsts, however, were net
long In carrying out their views, and we have their
Exchange in full operation. let other branches
OF trade but initiate their energy, and but little
while will transpire before the general produce
trade OF the city will be conducted at Exchange
AviIlage or town can get along without an
Exchange; but when a commercial community
grows into large or respectable sized city, the
confusion of the! seller and the buyer running
through the Streets hunting for each other cannot
DO eadured. There mus. be place where the
seller can meet ths buyer, aud showing him the
sample, sell BY that A world of trouble and ia
tgus win be At once avoided, and business will be
conducted with great deal more facility, rapidity
aud satisfaction to all parties.
A very important consideration 10 behalf Of an
Exchange, 10 the better understanding Of the con-
would result from its establishment. At present
II very difhcuit to md ont the state of the mar
kst and the proper quotations. It is harder to
make up "priccs current" In Richmond than 1t
IL 10 New York.
There are other advantages to be urged, such for
instance ~ the daily meeting Of our merchants
and their exchanging Of views and ideas about
commerce asd the Improvement Of the trade and
commercial facilities OF the city This would com
pact our interests more, and make stronger our
means and efforts by harmonizipg our opinions and
uniting and stimulating our exertions.
Cannot our merchants give tho subject their
earnest consideration A few Of them we know
have, together with ourselves, for years advocated
An Exchange. We hope they have not given up in
dsspsir, but will at the present favorable time
turn to the subject with a number Of new recruits
10 aid In the Cause
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GsA1n.-The telegraph has noticed the death In
Aooiie, on the 2lst inst, of Ex-Governor Arthur p
baSby, OF Alabama. He was q native of Virginia
And during his life was Governor Of Alabama, U. g.
Senator from that State and, during the admins
trstion OF Mr.. Polk, Minister to Russia.
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MARINE DISASTER.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Florida.
pound from here for Savannah, was disabled Ia her
snaehinery on Cape Hatterss. She was towed up
. Dig bound for Savannah ~
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pREDESfRIAN FIAT

LooKPoRr, Sept. Is Is5S.-Mr. A. c. Wesson com.
pieted his great feat OF walking thousand miles
In thousand hours at eight O'Clock this morning.
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Northern Markcts.

Corn frifis lower ai asa'y. wheat dull
Oat. - q sept q. Flour steady: Howard and
y VII, -. Train Arm Red Wka.t III ,ssss a.
~ats " -. Provisions very dull. ei'ioSi ~
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kE~ RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL ANB LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
Capital $1,000, OOOi

0Uer Half Milton Of Dollars Invested in The United
Mates!
THE LIABILITY OF THE SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The revenue Of the Company derived from Pre-.
minms of Insurance, exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company ia there
fore prepared to increase the amount hitherto taken
uneXceptionable risks. They will issue Policies
for loss or DAMAGE by Fire on Buildings, Merchan-
die Household furniture, &c. &C., ON LIBERAL
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e,liss. D = r Stark. az old aud rs.nac,ss
,hai p,.ss .,d Tor twelve years Post Waste.
Ws sas nasis. 81 Gays since II the age Of c.
7 = ksselssieaary memory. ''1' -
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BEAUTIFUL kEsiDENCE FUR

E9a StLE.-We of1sr for SAFE, privately. until
WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of October, at 1 O'Clock Z
NJ tbs beautiful and we'll arranged Dwelling. on
Broad street. opposite the Capitol square oScaptd
by Dir A jeter This Is one at the most valuable
aud convenient residences in Richmond containing
eight or ton rooms good servants apartments car
rage houee, stable, forage room aad eoal house.
WITHIN FIVE minutes walk OF the Bake koteis Post
Once. aud basin part of Main and BIO I'd streets
10 In thorough repeir lately painted. pspered s~d
pisstered
TskMs will be liberal; cash required.
uODpfN APPERsoS,
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JOHN r. REGNAULT,
{ia2 MAIN STREET.
S0UARE ABOFENsW CUSTOM HOUSE,
IL now prepared to exhibit a large and beautiful
assortment OF Velvet, Tapestry. Brusseils, Three
Ply, Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARPkTtN0S.
with the other articles enumerated above. aud
assure buyers tina. he offer great Inducements,
he IA saiis ed 70 sell his goods at moderate prot
de will he pleased to have his and
BUYERS generally To cali and examine them.
~ CARPETS, oh CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. 10 Elm
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NEW MUSIC.
JAMES wOODHOUsE 4 CO,

JAMES wOODHOUsE 4 CO,
Are constantly receiving supplies of new, stan
dard and popular MUSIC. They have Just rta.iYed
the following songs and pieces, viz
Our starry Flag by beckei
Write TO Me Very Often Bcck.l
Uncle Sam by Howard Paul
The Brsht Days OF Yore Bellak
Home of Youth Merz
Happy He3rts Make Smiling Faces
Requiem to the Memory of Dr Kane by Beckel
Priceless Gems a Sisters Love
Try Again by Frazer
Pve not a Thought but What is Thine
The sopg my Mother Loved to Sing
Gentle Maggie by Alice Hawthorn
starf ght is Beaning- sereDade
They Ask Me if Think of Thee
The Little Dreamer
This Heart that Loves Me Only
Dear Mother, W IA il Right ny Strakosch
When Thou Art Near by Wallace
j Know Not Why Love Thee
The Continent is CONSIDERATIONS on Yankee
Doodle
Juana-Cuba, Fair Isle
The Mazurka Song by Fraser
Hawthorn Schottische
Beauty's Observation-Disclosures
National Guards Quiekstep
Our Fraternity
Orders for Mu.ic promptly and faithfully filed
JAMES WOODHoUsh o.,
Book sellers. Stationers and Deal~rt in
Piano Fortes and Music, Richmond, Va.
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a. TOOUR FRIENDS. CUSTOM
ENC Nh TILE pIrRI IC GENERALLY.

a88 ERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN EkALLI:
we have now in store, the largest and best assort-
ment of Ladies'. GentlemeAs, Misses Boys. Chll-
drsns and Servants Bo 80 or 10 ss pnbc Our
stock il composed of the best Philadelphia. New
York and Eastern work oH ;rc own Nv onrssyes
Also. the finest Boots and Shoes that can be made
iu Paris of the latest styles. All of which Will be
sold low for cash, orto punctuat customers
The following comprises in part OF our stock now
e hss' csFk Sole Caters. S esas5e's
f h"D Lined h1dI silk Button shoes Imported
White, Kid and Satin Slippers ]
&c CATERS. at si25 to t5per pair
:" Morocco Welt Reel Bootees
Slippers and Morocco Walking Shoes. of all
qualities and prices, (wlth ana without
Gentiemen's Cork Sole Boots
-" Buttons
Mowlier Ties, calf skin
Villa, pat lethr and clfskin Imported
80 Patent leather and calf Con-
gress CATERS
" Patent Leather Boots
Z" Pump Sole Boots
Pumps patent leather
I" Fine oxford Ties. English Walking. cur own
i" English Boots our own make
Mems thick, heavy Brogans, in q large variety
Misses Gaiters, with and without heels
Congress Caters, with aud without heel5
Button and Kid TIA tiers
Bows CATERS Calf and Patent Leather
- Fine Sesed shoes very superior
Boots, a very large assortment
50 Shoes OF all kinds
Childrens Shoes ia great variety; CATERS, Bootees,
Ankle Ties, Button Shoes, &c.
over Shoes for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses, Boys
and Children, of every style
All of the above Goods were purchased at the low.
est price, and with particular regard to our retail
trade As we are Determined to be Kept regularly
supplied with fresh Goods. one OF the concern will
make frequent visits to the North for that purpose
With our imported work and our own manufacture,
our assortment cannot nor shall not, be surpassed
either here or elsewhere.
Always on hand, large assortment OF Trunks
Garnet Bags and Valiees Of the best Quaity-alt OF
which we promise to sell on the most reasonable
terrns ALEX. HILL,
W. II. JOHNSON,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Boots and Shoes of every description,
III Main street, Richmond.
~ Boots and Shoes of all kinds made to order at
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PETERS INFALLIBLE kennedy FOR G0N0E-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
r;hfs raat mar,c.p amadv oontainino no Mer.
curial Balsanic properties. excels every thing
heretofore offered the public its curative restor
tive and renoyating powers and the medical world
astonished when told that the above remedy
will cure the above diseases, and confounded when
they have ocular demonstrations OF the facts. But
the proprietor, who has known of the remedy for
twenty odd years, has known of a case of % years
standing. to be restored to perfect health and all
out single exception and therefore challenges any
care OF recent Gonorrhoea which the remedy will
core, provided the directions carried cut with
pru 'ence the part of the PATIENT and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ingly in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure and in of failure will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure,
Thu ough his agents. and cure will be effected wi h
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GkUBBS 4 APPERS0N, Druggists
Agents for the City of Richmond.
ss2S-imf No 2Ol Broad 1t.
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- ---s-.-'-'---'--------
MARRIED.
UIHu.

On Thursday, the % inst. at 81 o'clack, y sby
the Rev Joha N Saunders. Mr. THIS URABBtN %
Miss UCEBfEh BLUNT, all OF Hcnrico county. :
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.s uAIkMs UPON TIE wArER-At Amsts,a.u
sns 49,. ~. pssn regatta Of young men, who wah
,h.r ~ g shoss cAllsd poaoschaphes. One ~
NJ oehsosr. Who gained the priy~ 800 VI
passsra. me s.st Of walking mp tbs Rhine from
ssssaAn 70 Cologne, where he arrived m ~, ~,
isss' having started from Rottsrdsm on the the
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.
fMIITIIAI QYaTPM

CU.,
(MUTUAL sYSTEM)
Capitals 100000
This Company has paid in the state of Virginia
over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS to widows, orphans snn creditors.
DIVIDENDS declared annually and have
CENT
MEDICAL ExAMNERs-Reer COLEMAN, JAMES
CONWAY, A q WORKMAN.
SLAVES insured on the most favorable terms for
one or number of years.
If you are not insured call without dalax and
procure policy.
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Office for the present 20S Main street.
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