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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

ETM FOR SALE-TWO FINE
wv MICH COWS.-There are at Bacon
H-X, Quarters Il anch Tavern, two fine
ri Oh Cows, with young Calves. They are young,
gentle, and good mixers Apply att the Tavern, or
at the office of Goddin q Apperson. N-N
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~ ARE You Insured? DELAY Is
DANoERoUs!-To every one having an insarance to
effect upon his life for the e1ciusire benefit Of his
family; on the life of his Slare or Slares. on his
D,celltn0. Store House Furniture. Merchandise. or
his Vessel Cargo. should call at the General
door to e Eacho, Just two doors below the Ex-
change Hetel where the greatest advantagesare as
Insurance.
Two of the best Companies in the Union, repre-
sented with capital Of sl,7S5I0oo. All losses
promptly adjusted In Richmond.
Pamphlets and circulars giving full particulars,
furnished free Qfcta,ye. BRlCkEN,
&C 26-2. General Insurance Agent.
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GEN. WALKERS EXPEDITION,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The movements Of Gen.
Walker, who is known to be we'll supplied with
money and men, have attracted serious consdera-
ton in diplomatic circles here. 1t will be recol-
lected that on the occasion of the landing OF Com.
paulding at Punta Arenas to seize him, the captain
OF British nan-oi~war rendered assistance which
was refused. The offer attracted some attention
at the time, but it has lately TRANSFERRED that all
the officers of the British West India squadron
had then as now, emphatic orders to intercept all
fllibuster expeditions destined to Central Ameri-
ca. It is therefore believed that the Walker ex-
petition about to sail for Nicaragua will be repus
ed by the British cruisers off that station, in
which event serious international question be-
tween America and Great Britain will arise.
THE NAVAJoS INDIANS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-The santa Fe mail to the 4th
has arrived. The second ta;sIe with the Navaos
is confirmed. Indian Agent Yost had formally
suspended relations with them. They own $50,
009 sheep and 10000 horses, which, if destroyed,
will drive them desperate and occasion a second
Florida war in results.
FAILURE OF BANKERS, &c.
PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 26.-There is great excitement
here in consequence of the failure of Curtis Co,
bankers. of this city. Threats are NaGe of mob
hing the banking house and residence of the par.
ties. The military are in readiness to suppreEs a
an
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T'HE "FIsHER GIRL"
l. AND
GRATITUDE -
DIG FOLKS,
- LARGE sERpENTs.

BIC FOLKS 1ssar sp.pr,rs
SNAKES. 10
THREE EXHIBITIONS IN ONE. near the en-
trance If the Fair Grounds.
JANE CAMPBELL. the largest woman living.
hut 70 years of age, weighing 62s pounds will per.
ting IL col around Der neck and waist
The INFANT LAMBERT. q boy bnt YEARS
of AGE, WEIGHING nearly no POUNDS. msa.
suripg reariy 5 FEET AROUND THE CHEST
two feet around the leg well proper toned and
Ia perfect health, accompanied by his mother who
is but % years Of age will make their rst appear
ance here.
MAGGIE the beautiful and ipteres.ing pbiIad.l
phia "BIC BABY 23 months OF age.
The AFRICAN TIPHON. the only b. iliiant color.
ed AFRICAN SER EMIT, and the LARGEST nNK
IN THtS COUNTRY. 20 feet In length, will coil
around the neck and waist OF Madam Frances the
UNRIvALLED SNAKE-TAAER. who will sIso
give thrilling performance with two large PINE
SNAKES, and with moustrous Kh rTLE SNAKE
Also, perfectly life like WAX STATUARY, Of
the greatest human curioities that ever lived.
The BEAR-WOMAN, the HORNE WOMAN,
TOM THUMB, Miss Reid the FAIRY QUEEN and
the Double headed Child; born In PeuDsylvania -
All to be on the south sds Of Main street. near
the entrance gate, during the Fair.
Admttance IS cents-children and servants Is
cents 26-ate
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-The -four mills of Tapp 4
Co., at Dover, KY, were destroyed by fire on Fri
day night, together with 5000 bushels of whea
and 800 bbls. of -four The loss IL estimated a.
$4,000, of which there is $4,000 in surance.
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On TUBS strictly prime Butter, re-
- seived to day from steamer Jsmessown, FIR
sale by VIM " AMAZON HllNS
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SHIPPING IN CHARLESTON AND SAvANSAH.--OnT Thurs
day afternoon there were sixteen ships, twelve
barks aud six briss in the port OF charleston, ana
twenty six ships seven banks and two brigs in the
port of Savannah
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LATEST.

The Bank of France had lost LOO 900 bullion du-
ring the month.
No reduction had been made In the rate of dis
count of the Bank of England, although in open
market, the minimum rate of discount was %
producing great dissatisfaction.
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Al -. N HHr !

VIM be presented the Comic DRAINS Of the
DUTCH GOVERNOR.
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NO BRICK MAKERS.-Ths su6scri.

nkAYMAN HUI HlAk.- | have good
ODray Driver for hire for the hAianc. o. tAs ear.
JUN A HARMfS,
- 1-lw ~ HAxsts Aoers'a N taAin.
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I'll IDISp ATCH
Msi31iRNTNa .ss:TonEa Z

NOTION 10 ADvRRrIsNRe - 4drsstssemestsf IN
Ia DfePATCu mssf b. Aamdsd IN BY stx oelock IN u
oNvwooM. IN order 70 agYydy the nest day. Tb
Ieasv presnry ~ adrsyftsemeats upon ths colsssNs
esr paRsr win mi adait Of tAsfr rvceptso~ arr we
h0&rr 1awSd
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CofToN GOING Easr.--The Montgomery Mail OF
Thursday, states that there has been shipped from
that point by railroad, this season, 300 bales OF
cotton via Columbus to Savannah, and thence by
sea to Baltimore and New York, owing to the 10"
stage of the Alabama river
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EOR SALE A superior Buggy and
nearly new and in good order. Sold for want of use
Apply to A Aiasiie 10th street, or to the SUI
scriber. W q TAYLOR
&C 27-5t of Jas NJ Taylor Il Sons
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VFIInw EEVER AT
BURNING OF FLOUR MILL

YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 24-The deaths by yellow fever
for the week ending yesterday were twenty-five.
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ny WHIKLER & WILSON
WHEELER WILSON
WHEELER WILSON.
WHEELER h WILSON.
The great Patent was in favor Of
WHEELER Il WILSON,
WHEELER WILSON.
WHEELER WILSON.
WHEELER q WILsty.
Office .22T Main st.. Richmond. &C T-W&SS
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SINGULAR KDNAPPINo CASE some TINE ago
slave who called himself George ferrr, I.u
that one mot knowing him would not suspect bis
having negro blood 10 him. lie went to Pittsourg
where be passed fora white man, worked at his
trade, which that of,a brick'ayer, ana marr'ea
wh;,o woman. bv whom he bad one child.
~hite man named George Shaw, also bricklayer
arrived at Pittsburg, aod having kaown Ferris 10
Tnscumbia recog uized him 1e informed bis mas
ter of it, and then enticed Ferris to Kansas, Whefe
he was arrested ~ a fugitive from Alabama and
taken back to his owner. Shaw was tried last
week at Pittsburg aud convicted of kidnapping.
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- Tn. colored man who took o
Trunk and empty Band Box from the yesferuny
afternoons tram Va c. r. TO be delivered at Mrs
Terrys. Monticello House. Main street. viii 90 70
early this morning, a. he 10 known -.ou.s
&C N-Ite JAMES THOMA6.
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No. The attention Of the public is re
qnested to my sale Of the Library Of G P James
Esq. to take place at my store, THIS DAY. at 10
o'clock. b COOK,
Oc N-lt Auctioneer.
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Nf- Among the novel features of the Fair, yea
terday We learn THAI one thousand six hundred
people we're weighed, and tickets of weight given
ths IN free, by the proprietors Of the STRONG d
ROSS PATENT SCALES; and are glad to learn
that an Agency is to be started in Richmond, for
the sale of these Scales whchare made in Brandon.
Vermont, by JOHN HOWE, Jr, and sold in New
York by FRANK Z. HOW f. 43, Broome st. .
AT- CHEMISTS have ascertained that alloy can
be composed of certain proportions of tin, lead and
bisnuth which will melt at q temperature lower
than 2l2 degrees. OF course, teaspoon made OF
such an alloy would be of little service at breakfast
time, unless Betty, the maid had special directions
TO the temperature of the tea urn. fusible al.
10y somewhat similar, is used in making copies OF
Medals by the ElectIotype process. We had some
fears upon the subject, not precisely knowing at
what limits all the metals might feel inclined to pre-
serve their stability. Blu, notwithstanding the
| late hot weather. abe to announce that the
stock of new and elegant Jon TYPE lately received
the DISPATCH jon OFFICE still retains its soldty
and beauty. and is ready as ever for the service OF
our thou land and one patrons.
aFTHE CONCERT AT CoRINrHIAN HALL There
was quite numerous attendance at the concert Of
the Sextett Association last night. The music was
excellent and ELECTED great applause. The selection
OF pieces admirable, particularly to lovers OF
music. Classic aud scientific music ia played with
full orchestra effect The overture Martha by Flo
tow was pei for aled with the full strength of
| chestra The Recitative and Arie from Robert e
| Diable, was excellent Prof. MAHR, the violinist,
performs with much taste and skill. Professor
| AMENDS sulos, which seem to awaken new and
sseeter chords in his favorite instrument the VIC
loncello. have been eatly applauded, aud deserve
tn highest need of merit He is believed to be the
most accomplished voloncelist in this country OF
in Europe. The remaining members are each per
! nf t2afa md
ease and grace in attitude and nanipulaions VIII ch
add much to the effect of skilfuliy executed com
position. To night The programme embraces a con-
position Of Mr.. " BUSCH OF this city expressly ar
| ranged for the Sextetts. We comment their per
| formau 20 all IoverS nf mrsir
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The Washington correspondent Of the Philads'.
phia North zmeYican says that tho act OF the last
session, referring the cases which had not been
favorabIy recommended BY the late Naval Courts
Of Inquiry 10 the President, for hisfnal decision
will probably end In the restoration Of the whole
batch TO the service. The President distributed
the cases between the Attorney General, Secretary
of the Navy, and Commissioners Of Patents ior
advisory reports, Il being wholly impractieaoie
for him. to make the necessary Investigations per-
soually Judge Black has reported favorao'y on
his norton, and has also spoken without reserve,
A. to the general character Of the preceding
The other referees, It Ia said, will be apt to do
likewise. and the indications are that the Presf-
dent will nominate every officer to the Senate ana
the Secretary of the Navy will afterwards regular
IL court martial such of them, - are under serious
charges from the evidence now upon the files OF
the Department. Thus, after four years, the at
t,mpted re form In the Navy ends 10 aresuit which
brings Il back to the old standard with the excep
ton of the promotions Qccasioned by the action OIL
tho Retiring Board, and ranking aufmosities'
which must continue to distract and impair the
service.
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RAHRoAD CELxBRArios.-Ths contemplated cele
braeion Of the railroad connection between Nor
Hik, Va, and Msmrhis, Tenn, 10 postponed until
he last wssk IN November. The Woods Ri6smen.
ee ~ former city, will accompany the excursion.
isss 20 Memphis.
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PeEssIcAL-A letter II published written by Gov
Wis, . The chairman Of the Illinois State Demo,
cratic committee, dated Richmond. October 18th
seplsuding ths position Of the Illinois Democracy,
aa1 It, Agaiiass leader" and regrsttiug that the
dulles 81 ocs ssd illneas Of bic family, forbid his
sskisg part in the campaign. ssd giving that aid
sslad II hin b. the psrsos to whom The letter 10
a16soassd.
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sPaciAL no1i.as.

-. 80 CSNf AMBnOrYPEs, to be mao
POWERS GALLERY.
Strangers should go to PoWkKS for the cnsspes'
AMBROTTPES ~,yrv
PJW xRs makes PEARL AxHrorrrEs icr y IA
GENTS. Isl MAIN STREET.
H--lte
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he pseiate Who 10 placed Of the bed Of the
1Ssecb Mission 10 China II 70 ~ raised 70 the rank
r. OebdtsAl
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sTTHE Va GENITAL AGRICULTURAL eo-
cIErY.-MemtersEip tickets can be obtained ron
4 son next do ~ to entrancs OF American Hotel
wM II RICHARDSON s;,
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Northern Markets.-[BY TELEGRAPH

Northern Markets.-TBY TELEoRApH.l
BALTIMORE Oct. ;GIflonr quiet-noward street
and OHIO s. q; City Mills s4S@5. Wheat steady,.,
yellow st(153; whits 75GSa; new yellow 65@6S.
NEW YORK. Get 26 Flour lower-stste S4.2o@
i35; Ohio - 25@l5 IS; Southern $395 3d. Wheat
firm. U IN lower-Inixed 650e66. Stocks higher
Va 6's 963s.
Cotton lcwsr-sales of 5000 bales Upland l214. su-
gar steady; Coffee firm, Rio I0@lll1s; Spts Turpen
tine firm at 5l-holders demand SO.
~ We received, YESTERDAY. a very acceptable
present in the shape of boan big loaf of BREAD
Hart Hayes. Of fredericksburg which they are
prepared to furnish customers at $3.50 PER bbl.
~ RICHMOND THEATRE
GRAND FESTIVAL NIGHT.
Thros Capital Places
DUTCH GOVERNOR,
POOR PiLLICODDY.
INAND OUT OF PLACE.
With variety of
SINGING AND DANCING
4 DUTCH GOT-ERNOR, TONIGHT.
AN AGRICULTURIST. TONIGHT,
AN IRISH BOZ, TONIGHT.
A YANKEE GIRL, TONIGHT,
A FRENCH DANCER. TONIGHT.
BOBBIN9 AROUND. TONIGHT.
A GRAND COMIC TREAT.
NJ GusKa's PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR, CLEANER,
AND BAGGER-The patentee of this valuable time, az
well as labor-saving mac hine has one on exhibi.
ton. Mr. Guiser. the patentee Ia present personally
This machine differs from ell others from the TACT
that with eight horses it will thrash separate clear
and bag more grain than has ever been done by any
other machins with the same power in the same
time The writer Of this notice has seen it tried in
different States and certify to the truths of this
statement AtCincinnat at Indianapolis as W I'll az
numerous places, both West and East-the machine
OF which we write has met with favor aud received
unqualified certificates of its merits and 5reat util.
ity. 1t needs but to DO tried &C 27--2ts
~ Farmers, Planters and others, attending the
Fair, and before leaving town, should procure
bottle of HARrsHoRNE's CuRE-ALL. the great Pain
Annihilator. 1t cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
pain in any part OF the body or limbs. This re-
markable preparation Is prepared by achemist. and
It's efficacy 10 exp.l'ing pain is truly miraculous
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C 6-<.
~ Horses, with cuts. bruises. or lameness. can
be Instantly relieved by applying to the part at.
fected. HARrsHcRNH's CuRE.ALL. This remarkable
preparation suits the complaints Of horss ~ well
a. the human race. 1t cures Cholic Ia . few mi
nutes and improves the spiriis and digestion Gold
By all Druggists in Richmopd. &C 2s-4t
N BooKs.-A good book 10 lasting compa: lou
Call. then. at the Gin Book Store No. " Man street.
and invest dollar iudicioupIy.
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MORE NEW MUSIC
lVl FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS,

MORE NEW MUSIC I1 ,,,,o.,
At Is PRICES
The Penny Music Book. No ); price 81 IS per hun
dred.
Also fresh supplies Of
Anniversary Hymns and Music &c per dozen.
Boys and Girls Singing Book; " so per dazen.
Sunday School Music Book 3Oc per dozen. &C &c.
general assortment of sunday school Books.
&C 27-3t lelh sain street
Y ECEIVING per schooner Wythe, from
~ New York. 80 hhds fugar, 10 bbls Pickles. 10
half bbls do 30 bbs New u leans MolAssss, Toe do
New York syrup. 31s boxes prime cheese, $50 boxes
superior Gunpowder Tea, aud for sale by
oc "a .WM WALLACE SONS.
o. Tubs strictly prime Butter, re-
seiyed to day from rtesmsr Jsmessown, fir
sale by WM WALLAOE SONS.
O(h BOXES Jackson's Tall y Candles.
AS01 TO arrive per schooners Westcver and Cert.
to. aud for sale by WIN WALLACE Sons.
CAHPETING5, AT Low PKICEE.-Ws
have Hemp Carpets at lsN cts Lit aud Stair
With Afui 81 Brussels Carpet and Hearth
I'll RosRNBAUMs,
OCT 100 Broad 1t.
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N BooKs.-A good book Il 3 lasting compa, lou.
Cali. then. at the Gin Book Store No. " Man street,
and invest dollar iudiciousIy.
Here You are sure Of good bargains 90 25-st
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~ We received, yesterday. very acceptable
present in the shape Of bouncing big loaf of BREAD
made of supe.b flour, manufactured by Messrs.
Hart Hayes, Of Fredericksburg, which they are
prepared to furnish customers at $3.50 PER bbl.
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NJ EKwIEa MacHIsts.--The correct
mode Of testing tho merits Of the different Sewing
Machines now offered to the public. to ascertain
the capacity OF any ONE Machine TO do, 10 sut-
stsntial manner, ALL the needle-work required In
family from the finest stitching on cambria. 70 me
coarsest sewing with YLAx THREAD on negro eio-
thing.
The proprietors of the LADD. WEBSTER Cos Ma
chine clai n (and substantiate the claim inst their
instrument will execute ANY and EVERY kind OF nee
dlework and perform the same in the best possible
manner Combining as 1t does, the merits OF the
old Machines. and at the same time avof ling their
faults 1, commends its IL tothe public a. the GREAT
FAMILY SWING MACHINE, and IS ADAPTED 20 eyers
branch of industry where the needle Is required.
p. HORTON KEACH. Agent.
81 Main street.
And at the Corinthian Hall. Richmond. Va.
Also, on exhibition at the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute &C Tilt
HEHARPER, FOR NOVEMBER,
HARPER,
Cooley.
FRANK LESLIE,
GRAHAM,
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
New York Ledger. Weekly Mercury, Frank Les
lie, Harper's Weekly. Flag OF cur Unien, received
aud for sale this morning at the counter of the old
established Periodical Stand, No. III Bread st.
oc17-lt* WV JARVIS.
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TOILETTE and FANCY ARTICLES
together with FAne cEGARs, Chewing and smok-
ing TOBACCO, superior WINES and BRANDY, Sc
eG ted expressly for medicinal purposes is at this
time very complete He therefore soliGits = call
from all who may be In want of articles in his line
With thesassurance that he and will give salts
faction In every particular.
POLLAkDS'S RHEUMATIC LLNTMENT claims
the attention of the afflicted. This article never
fails to give reiiet in any case, when properly used
and no family should be without it.
PHYSICIAN Ms PRESCRIPTIONS have my spe-
clal sttention, and are prepared from nothing but
the purest n edicines. oc25
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CUPERIOR BRUSHES. An elegant
~ assortment Of hne Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes.
Teoth, nyait and Bath Brushes Shoe. Paint and
Scrubbing Brushes. Thess shes will suit al who
are u want Of good artic ~. Fer sale low.
W:pETERsON,
90 - prugeist. las. Main g..
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MIRRoRS.-20 splendid Mirrors q
IvA private sals. Call and examine them
ecI8-lm LARU6 SHINE.
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JN"Eo M. IA1LUh, PFOpf1efOf.
ASHLAND, Va, Oct 9th 1855 oc t7-lt

ssV@r NOTICE The finest STEER
MI in ths world on Exhibition near the Fair
sAs.tS Ground oc 27-Its
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w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A few
W Ladies and Gentlemen to learn q respectable.
light business. tor adorning Psrlors. IL will paw
from % to IS per day profit. In any city In the world
Amy one learn 1t In four t. siI days perfectly
Taught on very reasonable terms The only art OF
the kind In the world. SHOW Room oren daily free
Of charge. Please apply ~ DR.. r. LOVE, Inventor,
and see Tor yourselves free Of charge. Corner Of eth
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7 OST POCKET BOOK.-At the Viz.
~ ginia Central Railroad Depot, OF In the cars,
Pocket Book. With eome money aud drafts par able
20 the order OF j D De Bow. The finder will be
RxNb0LPn's Book store.
ocT-lt l1l Main street.
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q FOR RENT.-A large new stable
81 and Carriage House, on corner of LIST AID
rankin (LinGon Rew) Apply On the premises.
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- STOP THE RUNAWAY!-$i0
REWARD -Ranaway from this depot, on the
10Th inst, negro boy named SCOTT, about IL
~ or ~ years of age. 5 feet inches high, st.m-
mers when converting The above reward (ten dol
lars) will be paid for his delivery at this office.
VIM N BRAGG, supt.
Office RP&PRRCo,)
Richmond Oct 9th. ( oc "a
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TUHN W. POLLARD,

TUHN ". PULLARD,
u DRUGGIST AND APOTHEC4RF
I7th st, between Grace and b cad,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public ge-
Morally that his SC OK Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS CLASS FUTTT
DYES, PATENT MEDICINES,
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A TfENTION, 8. A. B G--This Bat
AtAlion will parade on WEDNESDAY morning,
the S7th inst ~ vcl)ck. al the old headquariers
fully equipped. armsin orjer for inspsction ~ IN
oc ss-sss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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O FOR RENT.-Thc very ccmforta-
u BILE residence on east 4th street, between Main
"a Franklin streets, and lately occupied by Mr. Lew
8 l.. Barnes. The mouse has about rooms with
Iitcben, water, &c , on the premises
oc Z7-3t JAS Nj TAYLOR 4 IONS
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IL HHUS prime western Sides; Is do
~ prime Terre Haute Sides, landing this morn
DR Per Baltimore steamer. for sale by
oc23 W0MBLE CLAIBORNE B
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BEAUTIFULLY CLEAR JELLY can be
- made In half the usual tiue. by using the
SPARKLING 9ELArINE. sold hy W
MEADE BAKER. Druggists,
oc 70 Les Main Of. cernsr shove Post uai0e.
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= Pooa PILLIcooDY.
Dance Of all Nstions........... Mis- KatA psro.
Comic Song Neev