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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26

g. ?. REMsEH
rs prepared to offer his, large. aidswaA So
L lected stockof Nee 81 !.ylesz
MATs and CAPS
for the saland Winter Trade they are made
of fine. material and will compare with the,
for bsanty and finish cannotbe exsslIed, = I.
s5feIhRALS sCdSH c. P::sREbIaEN,. =
t1s Col,'6fbia, So
Oct 5. 1851 28,.s FasH
..s's. Eino :s Lime! ls
Qll "a bbls. fresh Stone Lime. ;thst received
,s(SySl on eonsig gntpais iis1iaor sale very low
for CASH in qnaRtitiss t- S by
81 Z ;,,55e Ift .;s-s - ~. y. KERR. So.
August 81, 1888 ii
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26

The friends of Capt. G.. NJ. MATTISON re-
srectfully announce him rs candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
e. a n Ed FOR 9 ALE.
$3.50 Acres ---:S H-2 nEn5lcs
from this Village,

ME subscriber offers for sale his FARM
l. ~ miles from Abbevillc Village, OH the
Branch Railroad, containing
SRS(D A:@ME ME@e
900 Acres in Woods,
so New Ground,
10 Bottom Of great fertility.
All the balance, hut 25. acres, very nearly
Fresh and very Productive.
On the premises are Dwelling House, barn,
Crib Stables and Out.houses. FL.
Those wishing to buy small tract might be
su tied hy looking at this place.
Terms reasonable and accommodating.
EDWARD NOBLE.
q AbtesilleC. H., Sept 1857. I503rn
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
TO A'rOprictOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter,

JU HIN CU RB ! /,
Practical House Painter,
NNrUrI.D inform the inhabitants of Ahhc.
W Vile, and the public generally. tha, lie
has permanently located at Abbcv,iie G. H.,
From a long experience in Europe, and many Of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with II steady attention to business. he ilattcrS
himself that he will BE able To give entire salts
faction 10 all who wish TO have good House
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders. lie feels himself competent to finish
all
Graining, Marbling. Paper
Hanging, &c.
His experience anl skill in lis IrofcssIon will
enable him TO complete all work il, his line mt
very moderate prices.
Churches. Halls, Staircase Walls. Mantle Pie
ccS Ac., finished in imitation of Marble. Rooms
rapcrcl. Panclrd with Oak PAPER, and vurnsh.
ed in the best style.
II. is prepared l." paint all old an'l new
work. ami Tin Roofs. outside" Also inside ur
ou'>;d. OF Rough casicl Walls of private or
public buildings in imitation Of any color of
stone, -: one third of the cost tSua " charged,
by substituting II composition OF his own which
has been fully tested. and will stand good for
Years. Window Sash Of private and public
buildings glazed ut moderate prices.
He will als" keep IN hand aud for sale all
kinds of Mixed Paints in quantities to suit pnr.
clasrrs. And alS" gr"nt variety of ln),cr
suitable for Be-, Rooms Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. lie will paint signs glass or wood,
ut short notice.
-" Otiice in the Wooden BnilIiny nlioin-
ng ia, Marshall House.
May II, lSIS 3 "
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
+ O l. s A |, +

4 HOUSE aud LOT, IN AhbGviIlc villnuc,
~ situated on III. Anderson road ahom, IL
mile anl quarter fi"n the Court HOUSE. The
HOUSE contains six fine rooms the LOT con
Trims
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-26
A G. A r D.

A CARD
Having rs' returned fi".;, ,li. Northern Mnr
KITS. ! can supply my customers with goods
fI'Hh ff"m IL :':"hmi""f"r'rS n viii hr able.
l." !!';',r the sn'-: !"~i,ii"u<. Thankful for the
patronage | r"c"!vei wlir in the firm of H. L.
Cunningham ~ Go. | take this opportunity ol
soliciting the ,uunc fer IL" New Firm
HENRY SOLOMON
&c N'hcvl!" Banner aud l.aurcrsy illc itcr
aid Will COPY sr!n monthly for six months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
proxress Of Ashla 40.

ASHLAND, which has become noau .Is.S
and whieb.is steadily improving. est nov -
to i,s advantages school, gotten Up uoass -.
favorable ausptces. We invite "tensso" .c WY
sav,rtisem ent OF ST. Gro. TucKEs, tthe esumsp'e
Clerk of the House Of Deiegates setting forta sne
,srn,s nc. Of this school. We are always sla6 70
hal, a new school for the education Of the youth
OF the country, especially when under the direc.
ton Of those who are capable Of dischsrging the
very responsible duties Of the vocation OF teach
ing. Mr.. TUcksa 10 admirably suited to It, whether
We consider his thorough scholarship or his tenn
per and disposition. He will be sure to make his
way TO the heart OF bis pupil, aud the cootrei De
will exert By the kind and gentle Influences OF his
character. infused with q proper degree OF nrm-
ness, win make boy learn, IL anything can. lie
has 10 his assistant, Mr.. CaAs JONES, very accom-
plished scholar and gentleman, who will render
him the most efficient aid. The school will be Al
excellent one--a valuable addition TO the institu'
tions Of learning in tho State--and we doubt not
that the pupils who pass through 1t will take
high position among those leaving that class OF
academies to enter upon their studies 10 wider
6sId, both for their attachments and their e'e.
walton Of character. Ashland 10 . beautiful ano
healthy place, and indeed 10 built on classic ia
over ground, where the memories of HsNRr'
CLAY will exert an ennoblng influence ne
minGs of the 20 aLs wander In It's Pheasant
groves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
Wheat from the Sou

The Abingdon Democrat states that wheat con-
tinues to arrive their in quantities fully equal to
the capacity Of the railroad to transport 1t. The
streets of the town, 1t adds, are crowded with
wagons laden with wheat and other produce-thiF-
ty, fifty, aud even hundred day coming aud
departing The Democrat also gives cheering
account Of the general trade of Abingdon, which
10 increasing steadily.
The Southwest of Virginia and East Tennessee
are capable OF yielding al amount of produce for
market that is yet but vaguely estimated, and that
will exceed the calculations Of the mos. sanguinc.
The railroads WILL in time be utterly incapable OF
afording transportation for it. Already, the 'ir-
giuia aud Tennessee Road is said to be overtaxed
with freight, and, at some points, cannot keep it
down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
.@- CoIGHs, CoLps, HoARsENEss, sc

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
son has the effect of bringing out host of pfofes
good, many are useless ana some even dangerous
To prevent disappointment, the best course to pur
consult your family pit sician. or otherwise
use only such remedies long public eZ perience
has pros ed TO be safe and etcacious. OF his class
is 1YLER's CoSP0UND slRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC. Originally the fayorite prescription of An
iuent pf3 sician it soon bscame . popular family
medicine and without advertising, has COL thu cd
TO enjoy growing reputation for .he last twenty
years. In all recent cases it sets like charm and
Ia Chronic Cases, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough. Group
Asthma &C. it is used with unparalleled success AZ
most fiiuilias will testify.
Soll b. FISHER Il winston, MEADE L BAKER A
BopEKER &c, at IS cents per bottle. and an eIe
CANT anu pleasant LoZen "a form l21s and 25 cen s
per box call, TYLER'S GUN ARABIC COUCH CANDY
DROPS sc 27-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
q q; biz

The recent dispatch announcing that the Atian''c
Cable was again In working order, was Oh oa'.
urdsy contradicted by message when s'a'eu .na'
the announcement was expenditure very oeh-
cate Geographic phrase for the occasion. "A s'ae'
ment 90 uufounded, originating With ihose VINO
ought to know, is quite remarkable. IL may nave
been that some purpose was subserved oy sum
falsehood; for it could hardly have gotte"
without an object. Whatever the orig and
whatever the purpose, the conflicting al ,.unce-
ments about the Cable have so completely destroy
cd ell reliance 10 them that should it really 60 to
work, the public will look upon even the messages
IL may bring with dstrust until they are confirmed
by news received by steamer. But will the Cable
ever be 10 ''working order!" Thi. Is now again
the question, and the press upon this will specu-
late, while the holders of stock cannot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
Young Booth.

The admirers and true judges Of the drama will
be vad to see that Mr. EDWIN BoOTH is to COM
mence an engagement at the Theatre Tonight
lie opens with "Pescara' m the Apostate, charac
ter which be represents with great effect, and in
which he so closely resembles his great father"
that the spectator who had seen that illustrious
player could scarce fail in the more exciting part
OF the performance to Drget the lapse Of time and
for the moment deem himself looking at him and
listening to the clear tones and exquisite empha-
sis of his voice. We cannot but believe that This
young man, the son of the great player who was
so long the fAvoTite of this city, will receive IA
warm welcome upon his return. To fill the Thea
tire nightly during his engagement would be Nc
more than appropriate tribute to his eminen,
0epius
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
NEW MUSIC.

@X JAMES WOODHOUsE & co,
are constantly receiving supplies of new. stan.
dar and popular MUSIC. They have Iust received
the following rev ,ongs and pieces, via
Our starry Flag by bec4el
Write TO BE Very often Bfckti
Uncle Sam by toward Paul
The BrshI DAYS ff Yore /; Beliak
Home of Youth Nerz
Happy Heprts Make Smiling Faces
ke1uiem TO the Memory Of Ur Kane By Ezekiel
Priceless &c mi q sisters Love
Try Again by Frazer
pge not a hon Sht but Whist IN I hlns
Tho Song my Mother Loved to Sinx
Gentle Maggie; BY Alice Hawthorn
Stail ght is BeaTing-sert made
They Ask Me ii Think OF Thee
The Little Dreamer
The Heart that Loves Me Only
Dear Mother, W AS ii Right by HtTRkosch
When Thou Art Near by Wallace
Know Not Why Love Thee
Tn. Continent Is Ours-variations on Yankee
Doodle
Juana-Cuba, Fair Isle
The nazuraa Song by Fraser
Hawthorn Schottische
Beauty's Dream--Schottische
National Guards Quickstep
Our Fraternity
Orders for Mu.ic promptly and faithfully filed.
JAMES W00DH0Usk 4 CO,
Book sellers, Stattoners aud ID ai~r IN
Piano F5rtes aud % usc. hiehmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
DISPATCE
- STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OF FL CE
Uyasr of Nam and 77airtsents Streets, RsckMond-
JOHN D. HAMMERsLEY & co., Proprieton.

This establishment (being the most complete Prtn.
terry in the SOUTH both regards Ornaments,
&c, and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning ont the fnest specimens VI
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHEths,
CATALOGUES, NOTES. POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PkOakAMhEB.
BILLS OF LADING, HANDHfLLs, N.
~ Particular attention given 70 fne work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad aad TRAM
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, hc.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADs, SINAI
Circulars Labels &C., is capable OF turning on La
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
ar Prices reduced in proportion to the f5scrsa@ "
speed.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze. and vsricts
colored Inks executed In the highest style OF tho ST
In this branch of the business the proIyietors rsn
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
rributss, to the Dead.

The Editor Of the Erdminer writing from Gooch'
land e. f., under date Of Tuesday last, says:
'rhe Court of this county, on yesterday, paid a
becoming tribute Of respect 10 the memory of JOHN
Q. yLHAIHa, vhoos death has already been an
nouuced In the kxaminer. Several members Of tbe
bar made appropriate speeches, a. undsrstooa.
upon the resolutions iopted. heard a portion
Of the remarks Of Mr.. j. c. RUTHERFORD, which
nay we'll characterize as exceedingly chaste, beau
stful aud touching
The Oonrt also paid appropriate honors to the
late Capt. B. FERGUSON one Of the odest and mo,t
eetimAbls citizens of Coco hlsndn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
THE CABLE.

Nsw YORK. Sept 25-Mr. De SANITY telegraphs
tba honorary directors that be will hereafter SEND
daily reports In relation to the cable.
The cable 10 not working to-day, but the trinity
Bay station 10 occasionally receiving some weak
impulses Of current. but they are unioteillglbie:
The day before yesterday We commenced receiv,
inc a current from yalentiA, and hoped We shouid
he at work soos. Mr.. Mackey was then informed
that the current had failed; hence the discrepancy
In the messages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

NEW MUsIc.-We have from the publisher, JOHN
NJ. WILSON, ABS Broadway, New York, the follow
ing new music: "Lora Dale" song and chorus |;
''The Witches schottisch," arranged from Pagani-
mis- Witches Dance, by Mr.. Wilson and "Colonel
Duryea March,, dedicated to the officers of the It'll
Regiment This music is very handsomely printed
aud quite popular. The march is file Que, aud
was played by the skilfuI band of the Seventh,
while 10 this city last July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
ePEcIAL NOTICES.

- HA,xAY & Co. would invite the 81
n want Of really srtstc rictures 70 call q .nr
stiIi conflnua - nrpduce those inimifsbie PIuLU-
GRAPHS and AMBROrY rEs .whf are uniser''''
Iy admired. ....
.'Crayon Pilot graphic Visiting Cards" 10 WHICH
they invite attention. aryvpw
ss2,--iv Big Gothic Window.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTITuTE.-By reference TO the
advertisement relative to this institution, in this
days Dispatch it will be seen that Mr. POWELL has
secured the services Of an accomplished scholar to
take charge of tue del artmeut formerly under the
direction Of his late colleague, Mr.. MORRISON, nov
a Professor in William and Mary College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
"A RIVH INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, .S,pt. 25-Hgh UateS 81 o.


Port Of Richmond, .S,pt 25-High IIot5' 81 o'tH
ARRIVED,
Schr 0rianns. Pierson, New York, mdse, u q
Currie
schr Lucy Ames, Merrill, Rockland. lime. Luther
Libby.
schr T Mersin. Avery. New York. guano. Ed
uiond. Davenport Co.
.Schr Lydia Ann, VOORHEES,. New York guano. 4 Ii
Skinker a Go.
Ser Jonas Sparks. vanpelt. New York. hay.
Schr Jno J. Redner, Endco't. lhiiadelphla, zeal,
Writ Roberts.
schr Coo aette Skinner, Philadeiph' .. coal. A 8
Lee
Schr Nagshead, Beaver James River lumber.
Schr Mgnionette, WOODY, Providence stoves. Geo
Stalrett.
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner New York, mdse and
passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse Lud'
lam Watson.
schr Lausan Dean. Drinkwater. -four and feed.
BridRford Co.
Scbr Jno FORSYTH, Holmes. down tho river light
Scbr Ariet. $, Chase, down the river, light.
Schr Certc Crowell, Boston, mdse, W Cur
RE.
NORFOLK Va. Sept. 25.-Schr Grice. Rogers,
from MatsBzas, . shore at Smiths Island asss-
lance sent her.
NV YORK Sept. 24-Cleared,. schr Manchester,
Chicssttr, Richmond.
LIVERPOOL Sept 7.-Fntered far loading. ship W
Schmidt, Sears City Point, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

KILLED BY TIE Cause.-The Locomotive attached
to the down train on the Orange and Alsxaudri.
Railroad, on Saturday evening, when just above
Culpeper Court House, struck and killed Mr.. James
Petty, of Culpeper. lie was lying on the side of
the track with his head on one end Of cross tie,
and when the cars came along, the cowcatcher OF
the locomotive struck him on the right side of his
head, near the temple, killing him Instantly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

TOBACCO sHoRr.-The Fredericksburg, Virginia,
Herald learns from gentlemen familiar with the
prospect of the growing crop of Tobacco. that the
yield will be about half an average in the counties
of Louisa, Albemarle, Orange and Spottsylvania.-
There will not be 500 pounds to the acre made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
Water Transporeatton-So
erA Trade

Pho Enquirer Of saturday has an article on
NE propriety Of Increasing the length of water
liss II the transportation between Norfolk and
Richmond, and Knoxville, Tennessee. IL Is led to
this tssys, BY the failure of our railroads to com.
pete With those Of Georgia aud South Carolins.
and BY tho difference Ia tho cost Of transportation
between our canals I'd our railroads II SAYS the
James River Canal In it, present condition carries
freight 200 miles ~ cheap ~ the Virginia and Ten
nsssss, Or Virginia Central Railroad will, or do
carry IT, 100 nilss OF this difference, itfuruishes
sAs following illustration:
the difference In favor If the water line from
Lynsnourg to tide water u Richmond, over the
Oouth-Stde and City Point railroads from the same
point 70 tide water at City Point 10. rsspec lively
% 200 lbs or ahhd. Of bacon 81 81; on pig lead
And copper ore per ton o o.; on coal 81 q, and
o. plaster 81 50 per ton. Here Ne hnd that coal,
teeo aad copper, are carried on the canal Tor less
Ma half the charges Oh these railroads
The xsqsir~ sugsssts that il this be the differ.
saes andsr the present MODE Of transportation by
hsrss power. II will b greater wien steam 10
adopted - the motive power on canals-sn event
it regards - certain.
In visw Of the greater chsapness Of water
trAssportsttoa compared With that by Railroad,
shs 1sqs6sw suggests the isnsthsning tho water
line a transpogtation, and the dimiuution Of Ike
lseGsh II ksilseaA portage. ~ improving the His
sses sivss b. slsck water steam navigation from
KaoxsilIs 10 Salsvilis, distance II $50 miles -
yrso saissilis 70 Lynchburgis ls5 miles but a
bsuseh road feca Boussek's to buchanan would
se1ese he vortags from hssdwaters Of the Hol.ton
= - Jaoss River Canal 70 $50 miles. The ad.
saeeAGss thst would ioiios this, It thus states:
- est Of transportation on the Holston woud
- e novs shas one cent per ton por mile,
- = esets per bsls Of cotton DER loo milee'
q Ill Per bale from Decatur, Alabama, TO
oesosfiis, Vfrgista. From thence as ordinary
eoa.ees ~ railroad. OF according 70 tho charges
- eoe Georgts railroads, would b 81 cents Der
bele ~ 10 miles between sAltvlis and Buch ana o.
- oxoe pes bale iron Decatur 10 this poist Prom
1sshaass - Richmoad, the Canal COMPANY pro-
pses - charge oss cent per ton per mile for tolls
80 6ssQaS ess pssttng cotton 90 par With lead
eaaa, es4 eoppsr, &c and calculating at the 81
- q 1000 pounds, ~ have 80 cents Der bsIe. -
MS weala saks ths sost OF cotton 10 Richmond
xsssseS y cents per bale for transhipmsuts o.
80 vhieh sosld usd"ubssdly command ~
n 1hfsxr~ eontssds that the plan d sl.oxstsi
psasseshls. IL gsss jet further, ssd sugsesss The
yoeeeaiey u ssiting ths watsrs II the Hoi,-
- - tAess u Mes River. by way Of Cripple
-. 49, esus sivtsG eostissoas wstsr lin.
-. - Wasss through ths J.mss River Oar
s.ss .sssss~ sestA-wssssrs viss.sia 80 E.s :
1aeae sasltsss asssA = M, sssr,ss as....,o,
eessN 1ssssss isssdad 1910. 4 8 '7 Z
~ 49, e
49, oss, - ioas Assais Aibasy, h. r. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

OFFICERS OF The PARAGUAY ExPEDIfioN.-A full
list OF the vessels and commanding officers of the
Paraguay naval expedition is annexed:
Flag officer, W. Branford Shubrick: Frigate Sd
bne fl ,gship)-Captain Adams: Frigate St. Law
renee, Captain Hull; Sloop ofwsr Falmouth Com
msnder FArrand sloop-of war Preble, Commander
JeRkins; Brig-of war Dolphin Commander Sfeed-
man; Brig -ofwsr Bainbridge, Lieutenant Rensha~
Brig-of war Perry, Lieutenant Tilghman; Steamer
uewar Fulton, Lieutenant Almy; Stesmerof-war
Water Witch, Lieutenant Pegram; Steamer OF war
Harriet Lane, Captain faunce; Steamer Memphis,
Commander Marchand; Steamer Atlanta, Coni-
mander Ridgely; Steamer Caledonia, Commander
Case; Steamer Southern Star Commander Pennock;
Steamer Westernport, Commander T. T. Hunter:
Steamship Supply, Lieutenant StanIy.
There may be aiao three or four additional steam
ers sent out Several towing vessels may be EN-.
ployed also to take the vessels up the river. The
Fulton. Water Witch, Harriet Lane and supply,
will saii early next week. The Sabine will soon
follow aud the rest of the vessels will sail as soon
~ they are ready.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

MoRPHy, The AMERICAN CHESS PLAYER, BEAfRN.-
Morphy. the American chess player, has been beat
en- by IIarwitz in their first trial, after three
hours play, 10 Paris. Hsrwitz won the first
move, and proposed to play the "hing's gambit,"
which the Yankee accepted. Morphy sacrificed a
knight for terrific attack, which, with an interior
antagonist, must have succeeded Harwitz made a
firm defence, aud remained after the shock with
queen and four pawus to queen and one. by ad'
mrabIe maneuvring the Prussian succeeded in
enforcing an exchange of queens, which decided
Morphy to resign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

SALE-"Blenheim." the estate of the late Andrew
Stevenson, in Abemarle county, Va, has been sold
to a Mr. Harris, of New York, at s2S per acre-9oo
acres ia the tract.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
DIED.

At the residence of his father, In OhaEies CITY Co,
on Saturday 18th instant. FREDkk!Ok OHHIs
TIAN. youngest son Of Thomas ana An h. CnrB
ian. In the 18th yesr Of his age.
aaturaay night, at Q o'clock. CHAS MILLS. con Of
NJ B and L Goodwin. aged years. month and %
days
(Mopdsy) morning. from the ID Baptist eha-ch-
The friends andsacquaintances are respectfully inS
ted to attend.
40 petersburg Express and Portsmouth Tran
script please cepy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
srECIAL HOTISHs.
Izy- f. rss HANoISas, 60.
JOHN f. REGNAULT,
nufs kfp0af

sQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now In store ia Fall stock Of WRENCH end
&c Git Velvet, Embosssd, Glaxad snt Plain. em.
bTacing many new and beautfful styles. He would
cal particular attention TO the great and elegant
DECORATIONS AND WOOD LNITATIONS.
which surpass 10 style aid beauty any ever betTe
of. ret in this c1tv Among fhsni will he FIN the
ELLZABLTTEAE. LOUIS fIY. LOUIS n. BIO,
CATELLE, LKfERIAL I,HLNGFLf ONS ROES
BURG CELtSTE R4CHEL ROSE SEASON..
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK, CORINTYfIAN, DC,
which, with the sly e Of decorating rooms with
GILT WOOD MOULDfNG' heis prepared to paper
Rooms Hall aud Entries. 10 style which cannot
be excslled, and moderate terms az any house
in the Country.
Ilsins d Giszei Papers, ranging from 10 GEMS to
STOP roll.
H. so'tit. an txamination OF his stock. as he 10
determined to DO work at a Low rI3URB. and feels
satisfied that he will offer great india uts 10 those
who may favor him with call. seE-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

TILE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2-The deaths from yellow
fever yesterday were 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

RoBBERY-The schooner Hurricane, Cap ain
Mcdowell, of Richmond, was robbed Of $500 worth
of goods on Wednesday night last. while lying op'
posite Tappahannock, Essex county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

f@- WINDOW SHADES The subscri-
Der has now Ia store q large variety of WINDOW
SHADES. cons,stiog ct cit aud Velvet. Gilt aud
Plain, sscuQ net, Landscape Powered and Plain,
rauging III price IrUm Fifty CENTS t. $40.
Ns- LaiI and examine tbs M
JUHN i hEGNAULT
l93 Main street,
Sc 27-Im Sduare above new Custom House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

THE NORTH AMERICAN OUTWARD BOUND
MONTREAL, Sept 25.-Tbe steamer North Amer
jean sailed from Quebec for Liverpool this morn
lug. The took out one hundred aud hfty-one pas
sengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27

Ros,ox. Sent. 25.-The Republicans in the 10th
CONGREGATIONAL District, in Convention at Palmer,
Yesterday nominated, on the fifteenth ballot, Chas