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FROM UTAH.

sT LOUIS October 11.-Lesvenworth adyices Of
the 9th state that Col. Chapman and Lieut.. Burns
of the Fifth Infantry, Capt. Newton and Lieut.
Began of the Engineers, and Lieut.. YilIeepogel of
the Dragons, bad arrived from Utah.
The weather was pleasant on the Palms. and the
contractors trains get along WELL The Pixies
Peak excitement was ahaiting although numbers
of emigrants continued Ia arrive at Leavenworth
and Kansas City.
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NJ PAPER HAsaISas, sc.
JOHN Y. REG MAJ L. +,
192 Main street,

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now IN store his Fall Stock Of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGlN6s, Borders. Views,
&c. Clilt Velvet. Embossed, Glazed ani Plain. EN-.
bracing many new and beautiful styles He would
pECoRA TONS AND WOOD MUTATIONS,
effsred in this citv Among them viii be tou Oh the
ELLZHBE1IIEAN,L OLIS. nv. LOUIS ~, BRO.
ca TELLE, IMPERIAL PRINCE Il Y0NS RORS
BURG. CELkSTk RACHEL ROSE SEASONS.
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK. c0RISTyfiAN. dc.
which with the new 81 e q decorating rooms with
GILT WOOD MQULDlNGS, be is prepared to paper
Rooms. Halls and Entries, In style which cancot
be excelled, and on moderate terms ~ any house
in the country.
Plain ard Glazed Papers. ranging from 10 cents 10
Sl0psr roll.
He solicits an examination of his Stock. as he 10
determined 10 do work at . Low FIGURE. and feels
sAtsaed that he will Offer inducements TO thcae
who may fAvor him with . call. seT-im
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Norlhern Mnrkets.-[BY TELEehApH.l

NOFIHtfH NsUFAttss bI ILIhornf nj
NEW YoRK, October ~ Gotten nominaly un-
characteristics of $50 bales. Flour lower-State
S445@4 so: Ohio s. 9o@5 10; Southern 1905 So.
Wheat declined cents, and pomlnally quoted at
81 Is for good Red and ST. Sc for White Corn droop-
ing-Mixed 6etG72 White 1896; Spirits Turpentine
firm az 50hi. kosin heavy, at Sl7O. Rice firm, at
33s@b32s
BALTIMORE, Oct. l2-Flour heavy-Howard and
Ohio IS 37@5.5e; common Wheat duh prime do in
demand at 81 l40Gl % for Red ard Si2 tgl ~ Ior
White Corn dro0ping-White 1890; Yellow SS@
50. WhiskeY steady.
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ELECTIONS YESTERDAY Elections took place yes
terday Ia Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and South
Carolina, for members of Congress and several
State officers Pennsylvania is TO elect Supreme
Court Judge, Canal Commissioner and Is Congress
men. Upon the State officers there was fusion
of the opposition against the Democracy but in
some of tho Congressional districts Republican.
Lecompton, antiLecomp.on and American candi.
dates ran. The present delegation of Pennsylvania
in Congress is Is Democrats, Republicans and
American. The majority in the State for Buchanan.
over Fremont and Fillmore, in 1856, was only OPS.
Tho Democratic majority for Canal Commissioner.
same year, was 1854, while for Governor. last
year, the materity was several thousand larger
IN Ohio, Board Of Public Works. Superintend.
ensof fubi'c Instruction, and q Con ressmen were
to DO elected. The tickets opposed are Republican
and Democrat. The representation in Congress
now Is IL Republicans and Democrats. In 1856
the vote OF Ohio stood, Fremont 1877 ,497; Buchen
an. 1Io,S74, Fillmore, 2s,l2s.
Indiana elected Governor and IL members Of
Congress. Her Congressional representation now
Stands, Democrats to Republicans. Indiana
voted 1850 for Buchanan; 94,375 for Fremont,
2l,3S6 for Fillmore
Minnesota was to elect Legislature yesterday,
upon which will devoive the choice of q Senator TO
succeed Gen. Shields, whose term expires on the
4th Of March next.
south Carolina was to elect Congressman. Her
present delegation all Democrats.
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No. AUCTION NoricE. il
solicited to LARUS b SHINES sale Of Oil Paint
ugs and French Mirrors. to take place This Morn.
ing. at 10 O'clock, at their store, "A Main street.
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LocKJAw IN HoRsEs.-We the other day received
from Clarke county practical farmer a cure fer
lockjaw in horses he had proven it in his own ex-
perience. 1t is: Keep pouring cold water all over
him, but especially upon the head Pit stick
the rumble of plough handle-in his mouth, be-
hind his teeth. and prize the mouth open with
blacksmith topgs, throwing in cold water. He
will begin TO drink. which will help him jmmed
ately. squirt to inject the water into the back
part of his mouth would be good thing.-C7arke
Io,,,~u 1f
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH Oct. 1.-THE municipal election here
yesterday resulted in the election of a Democratic
Mayor, and Aldermen of the same politics, by
Ior
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silver WIRE ENGLISH TOOTH
- BRUSHES, Of superior quality. manufactured
expressly for our sales and which we can recon-
WARING PEARCE, Druggists.
&C ~ Broad street above orb
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MARRIaD.

m the fatb Inst nj a. y.nss, Chrr-i 81 Rev
Dr woddhrtxse tTRGINIua DABNEY,sof Mtasis.
.iprt. to ARIA, dans hit r Of James y. Heath. ksq,
al slfl6 efty
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WANTED-A Boy to learn the brass
w foundry business. Apply to
d HAGERTY,
Bell and Brass Founder,
12-2tN No NJ ain street.
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RA, MAGNIFlCENT SToCK OF NEW Pa
RIs DRESS GooDs. 1873 BROAD STREET
j. LLHISER g. BRO.
would ectfully call the at ention of their city
and country friends and sqsssmsrs to their entire
within few days past at the large auction sales OF
Paris Dress Goods in the New York market at req
sonably low prices. by one of their firm. They will
name part comprising the assortment, expecting
TO receive an early call from those wishing TO pur
'' FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
MAGNIFICENT sILKsl
Silks Armure-aLes
PoGlt de Sole a-Lss; Poult de soie-a,Bayadere
Rich Black Gros de Rhine all boiled; heavy GroF
Rich " hi,e Moire Antiques; Plaid and Striped Of
Robes DaIiahs in rich printed colors
Robes a. Lesa-D Double Jupes. do do
RCbes Double Jupes guile, do do
Robss-a vosndts; Robes a Quadrlls
Robes-a-Les al erni. in rich colors
PInted French Mefnoes &c FcO'Se
All " ool Paris Amelines and valencas
Rich Printed DeLaines. Medall Bouquet
Bayadere and Chintz
very rich Ray.a Les
Best qIali'y Lyons Black Silk Mantills Velvet. 80
Black and high colors all Wool DeLaines
poult De Chevres and Silk Fouiards in variety
DeIaiues of American manufacture of great variety
saxonia Wool plaids; English Merinoes
Lupins Black BON b ,zines. from the lowest to the
finest quality
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Ragans and Cloaks
Also the ne vest les in Ladies' wrapping such as
Rp9'aus full size CIosks an Cloak a Marquise
Maptilla shawls in Stella, Broche and Plush Bor-
ders
Mantilla Shawls of four sides, all Saxon Wool
Heavy Double shawls; fine Square Shawls for
Misses and Children
French Nesdle.work Embroideres in endless va
r ty Linen and Housekeeping Goods full stock
Fiannes of every color and qualify; sheetings and
shirtipgs of every width and length Boys and
Mems Wear in good styles Hosiery Goods, in Silk.
Wool, worsted and Cotton; Curtain materials, in
Muslin Lace and Brccatslles; bite Goods in Swiss
Check, Cambria, JAG nets; Plaid and Striped Mus
Inns; Prints and Domestic Goods of every descrip-
ton: Blankets very cheap; Goods for Servants
Wes-, remarkably low.
Faniil es who purchase largely, and country mer-
chants who visiting the city, will get the
full worth of their money By purchasing OF the I'M
dersigned, who the pioneers in selling good bar
gains.
Remember our motto-"Quck sa'es and small
profits - first in quality. lowest 10 price
MILLH ISER BRO,
&C u-dl2t 1913 Broad street.
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HAY.-lOO0 bales Philadelphia and
IL New York Hay the most Of which is selected
from the bast gu Atty retailing Hay. Persons in
want of something really good, would do well to
give us call. BRIDGEuRD Il co
Oc l3 On the Dock
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~ A PARTICULAR NoTIcE-To ALL INTERESTED
All persons who were indebted to me on the LIST of
Jnlv and have not settled their accounts most re-
spectfuly urge upon them the prompt settlement of
the same as am very anxious. and it is all import
ant that should close mp my books to that time -
Any one having claims against me, due at that time.
will please present them, am ready to pay them
at any time ALEX HILL,
III Main street
finest respectfully solicit the patronage of my Gus
toners and friends to the new concern Of ALEX
HILL 4 co, assuring them that they shall have
every attention paid them, and be furnished with
the best Of Work that the market can produce
ALEX HILL,
III Main street,
&C l3-d3t&cw2t Richmond, Va.
81 RICHMOND THEATRE
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
of the popular young American Tragedian.
EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear for this light only in his celebrated
character of
KING LEAR.
sRAKSPEARE'S MASTER-PIECE,
TONIGHT.
sHAKsPEARES MASTER-PIECE.
TONIGHT.
Edwin Booth hiDR LEAR
Edwin Booth hing Lear
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plain Of d. bility and Angor Of the system. deranGe
nent OF the liver or sfcach want Of Appetite etc.
They are frequently the result Of too Close appca
Hon. and 3 thousand other causes that We cannot
we done--use DR.. j. HoSTEfTRx'S CgLHnnAfED cfo-
MACE nls1Ens and cur word for Il. will oscuved.
We recommend this medicine. kn0winx from sxpe-
rsnos that Il i much aaperor 70 The generality 81
pAtept medicines.
Sor sals 81 Druassss and dsalsss sensrally every
whore. - din
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R6y RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL ASB LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
Ganital SO QUO OOU

Orr Half Milton Of Dollars Invested in the United
sSdtesl
TIFF LIABILITY OF TIE SHAREHOLDERS ugrINITrn.
The revenue of the Company derived from Pre-.
miums of Insurance, exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS ANNUALLY. The Company Is there
ore prepared to increase the amount hitherto taken
on unexceptionable risks. They will issue Policies
for loss or damase by Fire on Buildings. Msrchsu
die, Hensehold Furniture. &c. &C.. ON LIBERAL
TERMS.
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LOLA MoNTEz A PRISTER.-The editor of the
Cleveland Plaiudeser says he has seen Lola Mon
tezk1ke type "stick," and going to a case in his
ofFe, set up scorching reply to another editor in
I hate ifv
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,~Mrrr., Rr,Ynrro r

R~MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND LOAN
COMPANY The dues will be received as usual at the
Carriage Repository nf H'chcock Osborne, No
2i3 Main street, on FRIDAY, 18th inst BY the Sec
retar7. By order.
&c IL 3t BUHR, Secy.
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AN INDIANS FUTURE STATE-An Indian was lately
hung in Texas for the murder of child. When
the scafold be said he was going to Arkansas
and wished the other Indians to send his gun TO
him after he should get there.
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BARGAINS In CLOAKS AND ShAWLS.
- have a desirable assortment of new style
Cloaks and Shawls Ladies In want, will find IL to
their advantage to call and purchase good bar
gain as bought them under the most ad santage-
GUS terms. AUGUSTUS MAILEhT.
re IA al Main street.
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AMStralia.

The newspapers Of Australia give fsttering &c =
counts Of the progress Of that colony and the de-
velopment Of its various resources The Mel
bourne Argus discusses the Darian Isthmus Cana,
and what the United States has done 10 the Central
American transit business. An editorial article
Of the same paper on the celebration of the Fourth
of July, at Melbourne, by Americans, CONTAINS the
liberal admi sion that regarded from mere po-
litical point of view, it cannot be said that the
North American pioneers ever waged war upon
English principles. The broad grounds on which
the Declaration of Independence was based were
those for which the fathers of English liberty had
conteEded through two generations"
Australia is rapidly filling up with an active
and enterprising population and its ipfiu encs IL
already beginning to be felt in dimiui shed emf.
grafton 20 our Cwn shores.
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U. q.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The new hall ;,

SPEClAL NOTICE. The new hall az
~ the Virginia Mechanics Institute on OH n,
viii certainly be opened for the reception OF s,trls.
on MONDAY, the nth OF October, and She erhihI
10Th inst. Persons who mag design sending artcia.
are requested TO be prompt in their applications on
aud after the 18th. v"
No articles deposited after Tuesday night the 10Th
oiociober. can be entered on the Judges Lis. Tor
imposition. except such as the committee shall he
satshe we're dispatched frem distance in tmot1
nave reached the Hall by that tine but failed 10
arrive from unavoidat le defaation
Application for space must be made to
JAS ID BROWN,
Chairman Of Committee on Exhibition
oc l-ti3thU 9Th street ne II 10 ms Hail
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nm- DIBlLIrATsp PERsoss-Those

who have suffered from incossant fevers loss of ap-
petite or improper diQestiou-may easily be curef
By tho use of BAKERS BIrTERs. We have known
persons entirely restored to health by these btter
after visiting all the watering places without receiv
ing any benefit any of our readers are su ring
rom Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility. Torpid Liver IL.
digestion, Ague and Fever. sGnr Stomach or Loss Of
Appetite they will find certain relief by using these
Bt'ers as directed. Delicate females may rest as
sIired that these Bitters admirably adapted to
their diseases, and never fail in quckenng nature
and restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks
Teethine infants may as) bs improved by their
by their strengthening properties As a family
medicine, these Ritter stand uprivslled, and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
at once.
For eby Purcell. Laid Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. tcl2
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TIE CorroS Csop.-The cotton crop 10 fast being
Gathered II is estimated at $500, coo bales, which
will average $50 Tbs. to the bale, aud bring 1919.
per pound, making total value Of $22I 100000.
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THE ELECTION IN FLORIDA.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 12.-Hon. Geo S. Hawkins, Dem,
has been reelected to Congress by 1000 majority
Walker, Dem, for State Register, was unopposed'
The Legislature is largely Democratic
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THE NEW NICARAGUAN PLENIPoTENTIARY.

THE NEW NICAKAUUAN FLENIFUIENt Ianf :
WASHINGTON Oct. 12.-Gen. Cass, having recov
cred from his recent illness, was at the Depart
ment to-day, where he Was to have had an inter
view with Gen. Jerez, the Nicaraguan minister;
but the latter sent an apology for not fulfilling
the engagement. Que of the conditions on which
he was received as special minister from Nicara
gua was that he should deliver the original Cass-
Irissarri treaty. That stipulation be has denied
to various gentlemen but the State Department
lie in possession Ct the names of those to whom he
made the declaration. If he delays much longer
to comply with this condition, be will be dis
missed
The general impression here is, that some for
eign Influence is at work in that quarter:
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ANOTHER COMET SEEN WITH THE NAKED EYR-
iattie's Genet, Ia constellation Of Pegasus, can
now be seen without the aid of telescope. This
constellation 10 about the Same distance from the
North Star az Arcturus, the bright Star the comet
passed on Tuesday last A line from the Pointers
through thsNorth Star, leads directly to Pegasus.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.
A. MORRIS, 81 Main st,

A. MORRIS, 81 Main st.
Offers for sale the following new works:
CHINA in 1875 being compilation OF Letters
from the Special Correspondence OF the London
Times MIN GU. u;s.or oe Mo,;,;uo
Adventure Exploration and Discovery, from the
earliest ages TO the present time; By Z b Good
WALTER RALFIGH and his Time. with other
A JpuKNEY DuE Moth. being notes of resi-
dence in Russia; By Gecrge Augustus Gala.
PUBLIC and Private History of Louis Napoleon
LIFE . Of Dr. Kane and other Explorers-smuc-
THE Angel and the Demon: by T Arthur,
LIVING oTON's Travels and Explorationsin South
Africa: illustrated
LIFE of Capt John Smith
LIFE OF Benedict Arm Id
ERNEsTINE, or the Hearts Longing
DIX. ANTONIO Pea rice Ceuci
TOM BROWNS School Daysat Rugby
TaE sdyentureso of Amyas Leigh
LIVING and Loving
ONE FAULT, by Mrs Trollopre
CONTARiLE FLEMING; by Disraeli
5YBIL. or the Two Natious-pisraeli
SALATHIEh, the Immortal; by Rev Geo Groly
THE TALISMAN, a new volume Of the Household
edition Of Waverly, &c. &C l3-3t
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IRvING's Life of Washington, early years. with
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THE Modern Architect; or. avery Man his own
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THE Farmer and Mechanics Practical Architect
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THE United States manual of History and Bogra
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WHAT Can Woman Do? By L. s. Arthur LOO
ARCTIC Whaleman and Whaling. by L. Homes
A AMERICAN Gentleman's Guide to Politeness
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IRVING's Ske ch Book. cheap edition; sc
TIE Contractors Book of Working Drawings, of
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CHAPEL and Church Archi ecture, with designs
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CLOSING UP AN INSURANCE COMPANY.


PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE A lantic Mutual
Insurance Company has gone into liquidation for
the purpose of closing business, after four years
existence. during which time heavy marine losses
have been incurred aud promptly paid
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~ AUcrfoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il

asked to The sAIe OF The stock OF Hroceree LQuors
Bar Room Fixtures, &c.
Also, to the sale OF the Key Of the Store Of the
houss at present occupied by Mr. samuel Peters, at
the corner of 7th and Byrd streets. THIS MORN
ING, az 10 o'clock. THOS W kEESEE,
&c n Al Ct
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Quick TsIp.--Ths steamer City Of Richmond ar.
rived At Norfolk on Monday morniug, twenty. four
hours from Phiiadeiphia, with a full freight aud
sbont twenty passengers. This is the quickest
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
.Kr0RrRD FsR TAX "D'sPArCH.
THE sLECTlONs.
uE9REruRNs FROM PENNsYLvANTA.- I.

ElRETURNS FROM ,PENNSYLvANIA...-.t y, 3,
PHiLADELPHfA, Oct 12-scatteriug returns IRON
this State show general gaius for the Opposition.
In Harrisburg, the whole Peoples ticket Was
elected.
In the 9th district, John Hickman Opp e
believed to be re elected over:Charies d. Manly
(Adm) and John NJ Broomell tRep)
The gsius for Thaddeus Stevens, (Opp.l 10 the
9th district are large. His opponent is James nj.
Hopkins, (Adm) ~
Ts.coSD pIspArca.l
It Is believed the whole Peoples ticket for this
city 10 elected. They are marching IN procession
through the city. The ticket for Congress consists
OF the following persons LIST district, 9ono " :
Ryan: I'd district, Ed. Joy Morris: Sd district,
John r. verree; 4th district, VIM. Millward; 9th
district, John Wood.
INTERESTING FROM MEXICo-TIIE..AMERI
CAN MINISTER LEAVING FOR HOME.
ECH,sLEsroN, Oct. l2-Tho steamer Isabel, from
Havana. has arrived
The British steamer Soient left Vera Cruz at II
o'clock, on the Sd inst courier who arrived ut
in the morning, from the city of Mexico. stated
that Gen vidaurri had been defeated by oiiramon..
pear San Luis. The latter captured 1000 prisoners
and several pieces of artillery. At O'Clock, an
other courier arrived from Vera Cruz stating that
yidaurri had defeated Mramon, and the latter had
blown cut his brains IN despair.
The Soient brought the news from Tampico that
Gen. Cara had levied contribution on all the TO
reign residents, to the amount OF fl0o0oo TN
falling to raise the same, be imprisoned number
of Spanish and American citizens ina house, with
nothing to eat drink or wear They were releas
ed, upon the promise to raise the amount. num-
Der fed to the steamer Solent.
The Spanish Consul took refuge on Spanish
vessel-of war off Tampico. His family took refuge
on the Solent. and landed at Havana.
Important dispatches are on their way to WASH
ington from the Spanish Consul.
The American minister will sail from Vera Cruz
on the 18th inst per sIoop ofwar Plymouth, for
the United States
Coils Taicott Myers and Grey, passengers on the
Soent embarked on the Isabel on the 10th inst,
for Charleston, on their way from Mexico.
diligence had been attacked by robbers, ard
three shot dead by the passengers, who escaped
upiDjured.
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LO8T.

r OsT-On Thursday last, my FREE
IL PAPERS. on nth street. will give liberal
reward for them if left at this office
MARY BRANDON,
oc l2-2ts A free woman of color.
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CATHOLIC CELEBRATIoN.-The fiftieth anniversary
Of Mount St. Mary's College. at Emmittsburg,
Maryland, the leading Catholic coller late insttu.
tion of the country, was celebrated on Wednesday,
the 9th inst, with great eclat. The event is look
ed upon by all Catholic. Communities throughout
the United States with extraordinary interest, as
twoof the archbishops aud many of the bishops
and clergy of the Union were students, and some
of them Presidents aud Professors of this ancient
Institution
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MARINE INTELLI0HNCH.
Fort Of Richmond, oct. 12-High Hlter o'cu


>~-~~~~>~~--~>~~~--~-~~~-
ARRIVED,
schr Blackbird. Weaver. New York. hay to Whit.
lock q Son, and pig iron TO W Triplett.
SAILED,
stssmerJames.own Parrish New York, mdze and
mdze. Ludlam Walton.
schr Manchester, Chichester. New York, D &W
schr VIM Spear. Jones, fredericksburg via Port
"he,hsati' s1 s s Go9ui p Go; eou
wick Earksdale.
sPoKEN-shn Columbus of Richmond, steering
4. was seen Sept II. lat 20 N, Ion l6 30W
LIVERPOOL. September 25-Adyertised. shin w II
Schmidt, Sears. for City Point Va.
NEw YoRKs Oct. lizard, schrs Orianna, PearsalI
Richmond; " II Baldwin Sauds .Fredericksburg.
and TaS ior, Taylor, Petersburg.
HAMPTON Rcaps, Oct l2th-Arrived. brig Mary
Staples, CT WestpOrt, from Machias, bound to Bue-
nos Ayres damaged condition. leaking.
TOBACCONISTS' BRILLIANT RED
\ BRANDING PAINT. greatly admired by all
who use 1T for sale by y PIU0T,
&C y Druggist.
pY DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM
ana an sssd T. keep for sale The
can afford 70 sell as low they can be bought at
the For sale By The rsss e
90 Is Cor 9Th and Broad SITS. near New Market.
JUST RECEIVED, by steamer, / case
genuine Hsyan. Cigars. Of the celebrated brand
siisro" WARlNG PEAKCE. Druggists.
oc Is Broad street above 9TH.
silver WIRE ENGLISH TOOTH
- BRUSHES, Of superior quality. manufactured
xp's.siy for our sales. and which we can recon-
~ WAXING 4 pEARcE. Druggists.
&C Is Broad street above 9th.
WASHING FLUID WAS HING
~ Fluid For sale by
JNO w GARLvCK.
&C Is Market Place, Franklin st.
pERFUMERY Fancy Articles, Pc.
7 mades. Soaps, Chalk Balls. A:iy white. Meen
FUN. &C. just rteeivsd and for sale by
JNO w GARLlCK. Apothecavy,
oe Is Market Place, Franklin st.
NEW CROP CRANDEkRIEB.-6 bbls.
-. ANTQN1,
eS ie6 Main %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

UPHOLSTERER. Ap-
w ply TO HOWES store. on Governor street.