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I ROTECTED By, R?j.l Letters P.tsyt Of
Sns land, and secured by the Seals of the Ecole de
Pharmaeie de Parisand the Imperial College Of M cd
Ione, Vienna. Trlesemar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermatorrhGa. and Exhaustion Of the
System: rrlesemar No. edectually, In the short
space OF three days, mpetely and entirely eradI
Gates all traces fthose disorders which and
cubebs have so long been thong antdots for, to
the rum OF the health of portion of ths pop
latiOn; Triesemar No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class OF disorders which, unfOrtu
lately. the English ply stefan treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients oonst
tuition, ana which all the D6rIia IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. LIZ, and are alike
devoid of taste smell. and all eating sual-
ties They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in TIN cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered by Vepsau, Ial-
lemsn ROux, Ricord. &c, &c. Price Ss eaoi
or four cases in one for &C. which saves 9S; and in
81 cases. . II.
Sold 10y DIR. n: A: BAR ROW, No. Isl Prince sta
few blocks west Of broadway, Nssx York. imms
diatey on recelp of the amount DR.. b. viii forward
the 80 cases al TTiesemar, AMI the large sizes.
rage paid thus nsurlng genuine European prepera-
tons. The SIS cases also sent, but not free Of
rage. Consultations Hs usual. from IL a. IN. till !
p m. and fromI tall p. m. al No. l57 Prince ST.,
few blocks west Of broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. foil,
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WHEN IN THE COURSE Or HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentle men lose one of their
greatest natural afrnctlOns-an nA head OF halr-it
becomes a matter OF serions Importance, and the
question Is what shall we do to stop the hair from
ply TO this query, We beg 10 say. try DIX. HARMS
HAIR PROMOTER a Nj. IMPROVER. A few
remove daDdrui, keep the soap clean and white,
and lmpart freshness and ylgor to the hair; and
siteouSh Elhy have been bald TIVE nty years the
continued use OF il two months will insure YOU
luIoriant head of hair. Call aud get bottle, and il
not sanshed. alter The second application, return il
and get the price paid.
Ask for Yr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improyer.
Sold In Richmond 10y w. PETERS. IN, Drag
and In Washington city by u. ID. II.dAN Drug
s!st, BroTns Hotei building. fa. ayenae, and d.
avsuNP. Nv
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DONALD NEDY.
No. 80 WsrrsR Street.. Roxb1ry, MassaeksssSt

Agents. for Washing ton.-Chas. Stott Co., z
Gilman, Kldweil Il Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, BURY
1 Co, y. Walsh Co.,f. 5: Walsh, J. 7. stone,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, + ord Bro. Agents for Georgetovn.-R.
=. Cisssll. . NJ t.entham. J. l.. Kidvel. NV Sly
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Dc
Again. very respectfully AID truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, ILL.,, June "a, 1852.
have used Prof d. ]. W Gods Hair Restorative,
and have admired It's wonderful effects. Ny hair
wns becoming, as thought prematurey gray, but
b, the use of ls restorative has resumed it's origI
nal color, and, have no doubt, permanently so.
=. BREESE, ex Senator l.. e.
%; J. WOOD CO, PI9Prieters, sig Broadway.
m-nt and ia Market st., st. LOUIS. Mo.
And sold hv all good Ornggists fe " Smr
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
VIII perform all operations belong ing to his OI1G0
profession ut his old established oihoe, as above
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Traveller Directory.

LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
fhs Steamers GEORGE PAGE snd THOMAS
COTIYFR will run regularly (leav- r.
ing the Seventh street whsrf,lst the E<s.a$zN
following hours:
LEAvR ALEXANDRIA AT
G,orgs PaEe-sh. 9. 10 q m; l2k. a. and Pm.
TIA oDlas & ollssr-T,9 ~ n. W.; Z ana .. IA.
LKAvE WAsHISSToN AT
George Pdss-Sk,e 9. u a. ua.; y, =, and IN.
ia ep1ds CoIlytr-S. 10 a m IN. 81, and 81 p. m.
Fare Is Cents.
whaley's UmHbuses connecting with the Pare
and Colysr leave the Capitol and OF l2th 81.
and Pa. avenue the same time The boais cave Alex
andria RiCHARD WALLACE, Pre-.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The COLIYER will leave for Mount Vernon oa
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. from Washington st
mis- SAML BAKER. Capt.
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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsNEss, &c.

The prevalence of the above eOmpla ANTS at THE
season, generally has he effect OF bringing hest
OF profcssediy new specIhcs, and while some arc
good many are useless. AMI Others dang erous
me Wlsest course 10 pursue rs II consult yoar
family physician, or Other wise use only such RENE
dies as long public pHrIeIce has proved be safe
and efhcaclous. at tins character is IiIER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
',TsinIlIJ the FAVOR te preSdT. psiCD IL eminent
PLY slcian soon became popular Iemf uy, and has
continued to enJus growing reputation for the last
i"@hty ears; la cases OF eumlnon Colds, Coughs.
Co. u acts like u charm, and IN Chronic cases, Bron
chtIs, " hopping COush, Group, Asthma, Influenza,
49, It's success Is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used IL.
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by N6In Palmer, Chas. Stott, a o.. Wash
ington Clsse, Georgetown; Peel h Stevens, Al
exandra; where u bs mad also, for conv snIenoe
IN i.ozenger form. Price va and q cents ho1-
known AS "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops, RS an elegant PLEASANT and rficacIous Pull.
mono LozeEge they are uDsu rpassed. fe SIN
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A B + A Y Ti o! W He A D
X ICH G LO sly H AIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE,

And who that i. era, would net hsvsit restored to
stored; or troubled with dandruH and itching but
would have II removed, or troubled with sorOfula,
scald head, other eruptIons but would be CURED,
II will also remove all pimples from the face or IN
Prof Woods Hair Restorative will do sll this see
circular and the following; f., ..,os Nov 1875
FRoF. %. J. WooPDear Sir: hsye heard much
said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora-
and auack nostrums. hair dyes, &C.. was disposed
to piece your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly truInpeted quack rem
edies, until i met you In Lawrence county some
months since. when you gave me suoh assurance as
induced the tri fyour Re .torative IN my family,
thin and entirely whIte. and before exhaustng one
OF your large bottles, her hair restore nearly TO
its original beautiful brown color, and had thcks
and become be1utIf and glOssy upon, and entirely
over the head. she continues to use it, not simply
because of beaulifylnE effects upon the ha,r but
because OF ITS heethful influence upon the head and
mind Others of my family ana friends are using
your Restorative with the happIest effects; there
fOie my skeptIoism and doubt IN reference to It's val
ne and chlraet n are entirely removed, ana and
do most cordially and oOnhdentlally recommend Its
use by all who would have their hair restored from
white or gray. by reason OF sickness 60 to org
would hav their hair boautiiul and glossy.
very Truly aud sra's'u''ss }bEII0tSMoN MANN
FRIEND Woon: IL was long time after saw you
at BIssGeld before got the bottle of Restorative
Detroit, and whoa got II we concluded TO try u
Mrs. Mann's hair AZ the surest test of Its power Ii
has done all hal you nssil ed ine IL would do; and
others Of my family and friends. having witnessed
ITS effects, 2,e now using aud accompanying its
to others as entitled to the highest
Again. very respectfully s I'd, truIy , y9Srs
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1862.
have used Prof o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative,
utup a huf
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pKlVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
u

private MEDICAL TREATISE
PHtsi9L,,oGiccSSL yIEE CT HARkT&s1.
zoe ,sse: ard ~ sns fsan sd ccicrss I.scer.,.s
III s. Esa g1:..si II 1.: 4. y.....
DR.. N; B: L. orsi.,. Phy.9,eiisal View Of Mar
OF 80 pages and $50 Plates. PricsH IA
Irehensive treatise on the duties SE8
afs cfESilss q ;.yS s SnS S Hsd ~
mode ef ssearnc them-i,ifnl. oitora A3NVsA
snd infertile onss-thsif DEVIATION ENSS%}A
snd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS debility, us SKsZZVp
S Sssse 20 a .as SeFs sa .sssir. ~
daily nlnrsx encnt-sn esssy ON Sper
nstoIrho;S =. Irnct DbFer yalorg Oh safer ans
more successful mode . ltioEsry
hints en- the evil resIiis from empirical Practice 70
nises-from Infancy 10 CID ass-oaeL uass yTaniusI-
,Ssss ted by esasfa! Hatas it'seris put the
pointed hcres 20 Srbtsmts," sssrsI. sId esss.
louns. IL Is truthful s;lviser TO the married. anS
those concentrating marrsxe IFS Perusal ia rar;iO-
doubts Of their phys eSndt,os and Nba sr see,s
scions OF having haxarded the health happiness and
Price cents per copy, or i've COPIES for H. s u
aasbfs g. .Dy esT Of me United
New YORK. snoIosins s esnts 'Po'' pe'a' An~nS,
ss.' s,an sSsa t
Ss sSo 81 SPACE S ma n ak nsl s
spnpietsy and eutircy eradicate al traces Of thoss
out an to e shs qsS
tinsn:a remedy Tor that oa.. Of disorders which M
r.: s:s s O: ::
R0ess Ne, q Mdaa Lsas, Alhau. NJ,
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THE woNDER OF MksHINeT9N
GIBBS VEGETABLE BAlSAA
ksytevmlnf almost. MIR xeiss 10 covering NJ btN
needs and curing oil SCALP dlssAsss. mn
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AnD wIrAosf FAILURE FoR aisHr YElEspsI
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA A RAILROAD.

hSSsssr ostfss Days, 5sA SsA ~ setA Nsssts
CAprios.-So many frauds and inrosi- n~s>
Uoa3 Of various ki3ds have been istely <IFSIh
per pct rat cd Oh travellers bound 10 G. LI-s2es
AGENT for passage by the L. :. Mail tlne VIA PsnA-
ma, In the city 81 New York, feels ID his dury to
ttat, TO AVOID EXPOSITION, they must he osTefu 10
hEd the true Office of the Steamships of the 4. s.
Ma! liise. via PaIiina baIIuad. as no other on %
IL New YORK u authorized 10 engage passage.
Tue Companies have Only CGs Osics IN New Hort,
EAIeA - al n " est Teet, of Warren street.
froGtiEg on The North River At the head Of the Com
PAW Wharf.
liz Observe NJ s,rn over the cocr.
.u w. kAYMoNp, Aren't
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOM AZ A. DEXTER,
:. Il; ENDAtL, NJ, u.
THOMAS C.AM0RY.
ithES nnnniNnaI

For sale in Washington by u. b. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Marin & Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. M
Smith. Y. Hnrtsurh. n. o. MoPher.on, +. 4.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone. }. 8. Lovejoy,
Dr. D. B. Clarke. ID. Ridgely; and in Gs6ryetovn
by Z. ]. CisHeil. and ]. L.. Ridwell. feh s=5m
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Medicines.
YER'S
Cathartic Pills.

, The sciences OF Chemistry and
'MedIcine have been taxed their ut
most 10 produce this best, most per
feet puryative which 10 known TO
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NUNNs a CLARKE's rsz
HALI.ET'r, DAVIS A ca ,>HsfH
CEL EBRATED PIANO fORTRS,
a.. Holm +. FILLS.
SIC Pa. av., between 9th and I6tk sta.
fnrohasers vii tnd ~ to their inteTestto exRmae
Pianos. wv
Stools. Covers, Mslojsons. &C.. 40. also On
ueni.
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Z 4 I n
Once Second Story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Speotacles and Glasses suited to every sigh!
Opera, Reading, and Watchmakers
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes in&-S~
great variety; COsmOramIc Stereoscopes with view
Of superior and choice pictures on hand See adv
tlsamsnt Ia National Inteliigencer.
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(lLOCkS!-CL0CKSm- cLoCksm-yust re-
- oeveS.a xreat assortment of CI.tbC.s -
rom y 10 Sl25. Call sod see Cor yoursslves ~
~ 49, j. ROBINSON'S
Sc Pa. av., opposite Bro~nt' Hotel.
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:. N. O'CLOCK MATERIALS, such a. Obs.
N,sys. BALLS, G"rds. no. for ssls.-the trsre SEP
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LIED.

In Frederick sburg. Va, on the sth Ct octobsrt
bis scs AMI the Ash rear of his ministry. The Rev.
Dr. IN pr preaching his Isth Anniversary sermon, ast
snpdav took occasion 10 remark that he thought "
world tie the last time he would ever prench, snd
90 Il proved. =
AtLer residence On oregon Hi', October Ioth;
1853. Miss RARAI BIsGLEY, aged Il years ana
two months. ,,
Her funeral will take place at the Oregon Method
lat Church. this afternoon, at 4oclcck, where the
frie nds and acquaiDtaDees are respectfully invited
10 attend, without further notice.
81 Baltimore Sun and Petersburg Express pease
copy.
At Ills residence, in Henrlco comfy. on saturday,
The friends CT the family are respectfully invited
to attend his f. neral Monday morning. October
lth) from his late Iosi1enee. at ii O'CLOCK, Wifhnus
further notice.
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spECIAL NOTICE..
PxA- MAGNIFICENT SrooK OF NEW Pa
RS pExss GooDs 1913 BROAD STREET.--
a. II Ri q.

PxA. M.gsIPfCEsT STooK OF NEW Pa
RS DRESS GOODS. 1913 Broad STREET,
j. MfLLHISER f. BRO.
would respectfully call the attention OF their CITY
and country friends and custornars ~ TIER entrs
within few days past at the large auction sales OF
Paris Dress Goods 10 the New York market, at req.
pane par. eompiius 's the sssortmrn. expecting
TO receive sn early call from those Wishing 10 pur
FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
MAGNIFICENT silks
Silks Armure-a-Les
Poglt de Sole a-Lss; Poult De soie-a,B yaders
Rich Black eros de Rhine. oil boiled; heavy eros
Rich While Meirs Antiques; Plaid and Striped OF
Robes DaIlahs in rich priated colors
Reses a. Lasi- Double Jupes, do do
kohe. b1cbls Jupes QriiIe, do do
X b s-s .olaDdts; hobes n Quadril5
Robe' wi CO AL .erni. in rich colors
Printed French Merinoes and Cashmere &c Icosse
Ali Wool rapi, Amelines aud vslencias
Rich Printed DeLaines. Medali,an-a. Bouquet
" 8. very rich Ray.a Les o.
Best qualify Lyons Black Silk MantiIia Velvet, 30
Black and high colors all Wool DeLsines
Poult De Chevras and Silk Forards In variety L.
DeLsines of American manufacture OF great variety
saxonia DOL Plsids; English Merinoes
Lurin's Black Bombazines, from the lowest 70 tns
H1eSt nUAEty M. r.,
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Paglens and Cioaks
Also the ne west styles in Ladies' wrappns sucn rs
kaolaDs full size Closks An CLOAK s-a- 5laIq1i5e
NsptiI1a Sbawis in Stella Brochs and Plush Boz
deTs VIZ,
Mantilla Shsxls Of four sides all saxon ~ oot so
Heavy Double shawls; fine Square oha"is iof
Misses and Children s,oss va
French Needle work Enbroideries IN endless va
riety: Linen and Housekeeping GooGs MI ssoch
P1annels of every color and quality; sheeLipgs anu
shiItings of every width and iengsn ndss sGys
Wooi W-ors+ad and Cotton; Curtain materials, In
Muslin Lace aud Brccatclles; White Goods in swiss.
Cheek Csmbric c1nets; Plaid ana striped mas
| ton; Blankets very cheap; Goods for servanfs'
! Wes- remarkably low. ,,.-
chs,s no are about visiting the city, VIII get the
NIL worth of their money by purchasing OF tbe un-
tersigned who are the pioneers IN selling eooo p'
Remember our Bio:to-"Quick sa'es and ssnaii
prorits = first in quality: lowest IA pfISs ,o
oc,i-.;;2s iq3 Broad street.
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ESSs~ PAPER hANGINGs, &C.
JOHN Il. REG. y A u l. T,
IA.s Main street

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSR.
Has row in store his EAU Stock OF FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANUlSGS, Borders. view
&C Git. Velvet, Embossed. Giazed ART Plain, en-,
bracing many new and beautiful styles. he xouId
call particular attention 60 the great and elegant
variety OF .-- 49,.
ORATTOvS IND WO0D LsiT,4 TONS.
which surpass 10 styl aud beauty any ever before
offered in this CITY Among them Will be topDd inc
ELIZA BE TIIE4N LOUIS III. lousy, BRO
CATELLE IuPERJ.tI f'RLNtEL TONS KoitS
SENSES fOTKffC ON, COPLNiUIAN, 81
which with the uew style Of decorating rooms "ilh
GILT WOOD MOULD fNGS, he Is prepared 10 paper
Rooms. Halls aud Entries, in ttyie which canuot
be excelled aud on moderate terms az any mouse
Plaia and Glazed Papers. ranging from 10 cents TO
SIC per ron.
lie solicits an examination OF his STOCK, as be Is
determined 70 90 work st s. low FIGURE, and tesls
satisfied thai he viii offer induce 70 those
VINO may favor him with call. re E-lm
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T,ELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
xrpORTED FOK THE "DIsPATCH."
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFOR-
MIA

ST. Louls, Oct 10.-The arrival OF the oser's an,,
PACIFIC Mail here yesterday, In q days from San
Francisco. caused much excitement:
AZ pn,,sraeld. President OF the Mail Company,
vas Greeted with hearty cheers, and the malls
we're csc srted to the post Office by q procession
beaded by music. , h.s
The Alta California Of the 14th September mas
A. Frsyer River the water Is too high for sue
cessfu mining.
OREGON.
f.ates from oregon are. 10 the sth September
Mai Garnett had skirmish with the Indians on
Okausgas River. SIX Indians were siiien. pasaI
NJ miners. under Mai Robinson. had been attacked
by Indians. and one Of them killed.
A rumor had obtained credit at Dallas thar zen.
paImer's party had been mastered near Oksna8as
by Indians.
natshe River.
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CINCINNATI, Oct A collision occurred on the
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad last night between
two freight trains near Mitchell, Ind, by which
the conductor, engineer, fireman and breakmsn
we're killed.
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FIRE AT WATERBURY,, Vt.

WATERBURY,, Oct. S.-A fire broke ont here at
O'Clock this morning, ia the store OF Weis
Arms which was destroyed, together with I'VE
stores. the hotel and stable, the town ball, the
building occupied by the bank, d"eihng house
and four barus. large qUautify Oh hour was
also consumed. Some OF the Euftefers sa'eu d
portion of their stock aud furniture. Loss esti-
mated at 81, 900: insurance for $4,000.
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QUICK TINE on THE PACIFIC OVERLAND RoUTR.-The
great overland mail, from San Francisco, arrived at
81. Lonis, Saturday last, in % days and hours
from San Francisco, bringing six passengers Jho.
Butterfield, President of the Overland Mail Cnmpa
ny, teIegraphed President Buchanan Saturday, OF
the fact, and received a message from the Presi-
dent, cOngratulsting him on the accomplishment
of the feat. The mail not due ia St. Louis I'M
til this morning at o'clock, it having left San
Francisco on the 10th of September, at that hour.
The dates by ten days later than those here
focora
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The steamboat d. A. January snnk in the His
souri, river, on Saturday Of las week. She had
valuable cargo, which will prove total loss. She
was valued at So 900.
Hon. JEFF Davis is announced TO address the
citizens of Boston tonight, in support of the add
ministration democratic State ticket in Aa=sachu-
sets.
There were ia deaths in Philadelphia last week
is Of consumption.
During last week the receipts of tolls on the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal amounted to $3.50.
The phiadelphigns talk of erecting colossal
equestrian statue of bronze TO Washington.
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FROM SANTA FE.

sr. LOUIS, Oct. Io-The Independence cores
popdeut of the Republican says the Santa fe mail
arrived there Oh the Sd inst.
The Navaios Indians still refuse to surrender the
murderer of Maj. Brooks servant.
On the 29th ef August fatal fight took place
between a small detachment of troops, under Maj
Mclean, and Indians at Bear Spring. Mclean
was severely wounded, aud SIX or eight oil the
Navajos were killed.
Gen. Garland, Maj. Nichols and Capt. Easton, L
s A. had LETT for the States.
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nrssSrrp IN LAKE ONTARIO.

OSwEGo, Oct. S-A strong gale OF wind sprung up
yesterday afternoon, and heavy sea was roiiln.'
an night and this morning The schooner 0spray,
Of Buffalo. with Cargo of wheat from kaslne' ior
this port, was driven against the East pier, carry
ing away her spsrs, and suok immf t'ateiy. me
captains wife and child and mate were Wasneu
overheard and dr. OwDei.
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SHOCKING MURDEg.-Joseph Morrello, who kept
O store in Floyd county, Virginia, was murdered
aud nearly burned up on the night of the Sd inst.
He was shot. and after being robbed, his house was
fired. HE body was discovered in the ruins half
consumed. Some money, which he was known TO
have possessed, Was missed. The deceased has
brothers doing business in Richmond.
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Nh SALE OF REAL ESTATE THIS DAY.
Wa invite particular attention to cur sale Of Real
Estate THIS EVENING, commencing at O'CLOCK
viz:
Is; Residence and handsome vacant Lots ad'
toiping on Henry and Clay streets.
"a 4 very desirable hesidence on Clay street,
between Brook Avenue ard Adams streets
81 small brick Residence immediately in rear Of
Clay Street u ethodis. Church.
Fer further particulars refer to the auction
columns Of this paper.
1I-It
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sa FoR The RIoHmosp DISPATCH

- kOR The RICHMOND DIsPAICH.-
The attention Of the humane aud benevolent is call
ed 70 the condition Of the WIDOW of the late O. T.
RosES, who with her three children may be FUND
for tue sent at the house of MIR CHAaIE s ELLIS
at ire n. W. corner Of Grace and SIN street.
The circumstances CT the family renders it Decessa-
~ that the Oldest son-who saved from the
wreck of the Austria-shonld obtain me situation
rs soor as possible. Here is youth OF IS. and we'll
qualified for business Isthere not some gentleman
who could find employment fer him Reference
conc Jruing bis character may be made to the Rev.
George Woodbridge, or 10 Mr. Alexander Mcfsae, at
the Exchange Bank.
The wants of the family great. The little pro-
perty which Mr. Rosen had, was buried III the wreck
of tie Austria May not an appeal be made to ihe
sympathy aud kindnesS of the benevolent, who have
Ia their power to bstriend the unfortunate
A FEIEND To THE EASILT-
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Louisville, Oct. 9-The Hon. VIM. Preston has
accepted the nomination of minister to Spain.
EXTRAORDINARY LoEGEvIrY.-The Bangor, Me,
Union, records the death, on the Sd instant. Ct
Miss Edgery, at the extraordinary age of ohe AuR.
dred and tsceaty t,co gears. It adds:
She perfectly retained her faculties until within
two years, her eyesight being clear enough to
able her to thread needle as readily as any young
person She was born on Cape Cod in 1886, at
which time Washington was but four years old
At the Declaration of Indep endence she was forty
years old eight years older than Thomas jefferson,
who signed that instrument. What events have
TRANSFERRED, and changes taken Place during such 4
life
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AMUsHMEs rs.
n EATRE.

TT H 4 A I II r.
First time in Richmond Of shakspsare's nlstorl,.,
Play of
KING HENRY "
For which great PROTECTION
EDWIN BOOTH
has been Induced e. pro,eng bis stay.
MONDAY EHEYIyG, OCTOBER II,
VIII be presented Shakespeare Historical pl., -,
KING HENRY v.
KING HENRY thrs, time).....-....EDWIa BOOT.
Payorite Pas Soul Miss Kate Psppoys,