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THR Hardest YEr-The heaviest blow the
militia system in Virginia has yet received is TO.
corded hyA country paper, which states that
traveller going through the town mistook the
militia, drawn up in line, for the cham gang
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~ 8. l. b. P.
From Rev Thomas Binford.
MARL HILL. Henrico co, Ya,1
October i4th 1853.
DIR GARLIcK Dear SIR: Having used to some con-
siderable extent your Sempte's Baking Powder. i
unhesitatingly pronounce it to be superior to any
thing that has been used ia my family for purposes
which il is recommended.
a. THOMAS BINF0RD.
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II 000 BOTTLES sold lately, in Vir-

bUTTLES 6OIu lately, IN VIZ
II ,OOO gina alone, of DUyAL q MOTIONS
CELEBRATED HORSE TONIC. for the cure and
prevention OF Dstemper, Black Tongue, Worms
Thick Wind, Chronic Cough. Hooks, Broken Wind
Carditis, Lock Jaw. aad all Kidney Diseases Ccun-
Try merchants and strangers visiting the city Can
get the Horse Tonic at any Drug store.
DUVAL NORTON, Manufacturers,
Cor 10th and Main sts
oc Is t)nnos;ta postntf;cA
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MuRDER-The Grayson (va) Patriot states that
Daniel Davis, who was tried in that county for the
murder Of Spencer Isom aud acquitted, started
with his wife after the trial, for Jonesvle, N. c.,
aud both were murdered on the read He was
married but a few days ago.
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New History of Virginia.

We are requested to state that CHARLES CANT
BELL, Esq, has appointed d s. BALDWIN, OF this
city, his agent for obtaining subscriptions in Rich
mond to the new edition of his history Of Vir-
RiniA.
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~ For brilliant Pearl Ambrotype, patroniz
REEs d Co, 1879 Main street, Steam Gallery.
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900 FOR Rem T-SmalI Store On
&S franklin next to corner 18th street, recently
Occu pied by w Farquhar, well suited for tailor
or shoemaker. Apply at the corner store.
~
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FALL, 1sbs.-NOvEL ATTRACTIONS
l. GREAT E1CITENENT-sEx,OND suppIv
OF FALL GOODS Now RECEIYING-lalsly nnr
chased In New York, at immense sacrifices. at cio-
sins ou' suction sales This 10 an opportunity for
dons sasiag, rarely =, be met with. would espe-
cial,y eau the attention OF customers 70 nv ssoch
able terms they were purcha.ed
inv1e all TO call and look for themselves Good
ma cneap articles, polite attention and acconmo-
and popular store OF Wv "s'' NV"
ocls ALFRED M0sEs a. Main a
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I NEW FALL STOCK.-Havinr

-" Hhh CAOSh,--RdfinS
nov in store the largest aud best stoc Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valices CARPET Bags
school satchels. &e. that ever had. I respect
lniy ASK call from my friends and the prhlic con
ndent that can give them good articles and az
rs low prices as any store in th. city. hare every
style and quality. TOT ladies'. gentlemen boys
misses. children and servants house neif hands
With renewed Efforts to give satisfaction tOpa 20
please all that may favor me with pa.ronac9 No.
- NAH greet sign % the big boots. Just below st
&C ~ WI trgu
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NJ LECTURES OF JUDGE CRANE.-MessrS Editors
I was gratified to notice in the Dispatch OF Sa
turday that Judge CRANE formerly of this city, and
now Delegate from Nevada Territory, had consent
ed to deliver two lectures in this city. during this
week Judge Crane is wide and favorably known
ia Virginia, of which he is native, and for which
he has performed no common share OF hard service
both here and in California. These services have
never been requited and the people of his native
city have now an opportunity of hearing from him
two lectures on one of the most Instructive and in
teresting subiscts of the age, trust that he Will
have crowded house.
They will be treated with scholarly prudence and
Judgment, and oratorical ability. One of the most
learned and gifted men of America, who heard him
In San Francisco sad at that time, that had he de-
liyered these lectures in London, they would have
made his name familiar with the continent of Europe
His theme understand, will be geographical dis.
cove1ies or a knowledge of the earth's surface. In
these lectures he traces the zges of the peo-
pie from the earliest dawn to times to discover
the condition of the globe, as well as its eXte rnal
width. circumference, rotundty and CONFORMATION.
vivid pictures of all the great events of life Our
own continent and our own State, plays a conspi-
cnous part in these lectures.
Men of literature, science and mercantile advep-
ture, as well students of history and the Bible
will find these lectures incompsrably valuable. L
have never heard these lee lures myself. but from
what have been told about them they ought to
draw a crowded house. may say that am mer-
chant and have had considerable business and social
correspondence with many persons in San Francis
CO where Judge Crane has for many years resided,
and from this fact predict for him complete tri-
umph in his lee tures. RICHMOND MERCHANT
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RsLIEr MEsffSG.-A tsegraphc dispatch from
the Mayor OF New Orleans announcing that "re-
lief. will be acceptable" having been received in
Norfolk, We, public meeting has been called In
that city to raise contributions for the benefit of
the sick and suffering by Yellow Fever Il. New
Orleans.
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n~MuruAL BUILDING FUND AND LOAN

CoMPANY.-An adjourned meeting Of stockholders
will be b cid TUESDAY evening at IA o'clock to re-
last meeting BURR,
oc 1877 Secretary.
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MurINKERs ARRFsTED.-Six sailors of the bark
Reindeer, of Richmond, bound for South Amer lea
have been committed to Jail ia Norfolk for mutt
ny. They refused to do duty while the bark was
receiving cargo at Bermuda. Hundreds, aud were
committed to Jail 10 Chesterfield county, until the
vessel was ready to sail, when they were brought
on board; and while on the passage down the
river, the conduct of the men induced the captain
{, stop In the Roads, and have them arrested
Again
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FOREIGN ITEMs.-The mails by the Africa furnish

FOREIGN ITEMs.-The mails by the Africa furnish
a few items of interest not already telegraphed;
Mr.. Morphy, the American chess player, had
been astonishing the parsisns by repeating his
extraordinary performance eff playing eight games
with eight separate separate players at one and the
same time, without seeing the boards Mr.. Mer
phy won SIX OF the games and the other two were
drawn The play lasted for ten hours, during
which time Mr.. Morphy never took the slightest
refreshnent, and at the conclusion he did not ap.
pear to be much f,tigued
Alderman ID. w. Wire had been elected by the
Common Council Lord Mayor of London Tor the
ensuing year
The shaft of the Page Bank coal pit near Durham
took hre while the men and boys to the number of
% were In the mine. 1t was feared that the lives
OF all would he sacrificed but after great exertiop
Ia subGuing the flames, ~ persons were drawn out
OF the PIT alive, and the other 10 dead.
The London papers contain the following para.
graph:
"Mr. John Van Buren,, the son of the late presi.
dent OF the United States, has Just arrived from
the Continent, and is staying at Fleming's Hotel,
Alter brief visit TO ireland, Mr.. Van Buren, re.
turns to the United States"
An Exhibition of cloths and silks manufac tnred
IN the paral States had been held at Rome and
the result showed that the Romans could supply
themselves with coarse cloths without having re.
course other countries.
n Dantsh squadron had arrived at Stockholm.
there to be united to Swedish squadron for the
purpose OF naval mapmuyres in the Baltic, The
united neet consists of fifteen ships OF war.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16-Last night, fire broke out
in the building occupied by Pooge & Pragere, COM
mission merchants; James Wilson, storage house,
and W. NJ Morgan. pattern shop, on Columbia
street. Messrs pooge & Pragere lose $780, but are
fully insured; w. NJ. Morgan's loss is $780, are
James Wilson's is about $1,000, on which there g;
no insurance.
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a LBERT L. WEST,
~ ARCHITECT AND MRAerRER

Ahl ttliEtI AN ID MEANt kEK,
ecE1ee Ia Go tdin's Halil
CONTINUES to make plans. ds'ail drawings speciH-
cations and estimates Of coat for All kinds or knid
ing altering ana repairing buildings aud other In
piovements AMI to superintend the work 70 its
ptet,oa; excavations. masonry. brick work, ear
pehtsis worn, plsstering, Painting, &c. measured
a. Il. hopes his long experience aud close at
tention to business viii secure continued liberal
pa rouage
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- FOR RENT-A Brick Tenement,
lei on North side of Cary street, between 9Th and
TIN streets, with rooms.
neat Brick Tenement Immediately in rear Of
Clay street Methodist church with rooms.
&C lS-ts JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON.
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NOTICE To JOUkNEYMEN BOUT
~ MAKERS.-The subscriber wishes to employ
immediately No. BUOr MAX En-, TO whom con-
slant employ ment and the highest wages will be
given. For particulars, enquire at this offce, or
address the undersigned at Danvllle, va.
D,nyilIe Oct 10th 1853 &C ISIS
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 16.-The Central Committee of
Kansas have called Free State Delegate Conven-
ton, TO be held at Lawrence, Nov. TO- for the pur
pose OF discussing the various questions connected
with the present political organizations in the
Territory, of determining the true policy of the
party, and considering the question of the speedy
admission Of Kansas into the Union as a Free
TAFT
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NEW YORK, Oct. I5.-Alrlved, bark Clara Haxai.,
of richmond Dutton Rio Janeiru, sept II. with col
lee TO master: Schr surprise, Cole. Cisy Point
Cleared, scbr the, Tuttle.
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The ELrcrIoNs.-A telegraphic dispatch to the
Washinton uuion, Of yesterday, states that the
Indiana Democratic State ticket has been elected
In that State by 1900 majority Judge Niblack,
Dem, 10 elected to Congress by 1000 majority. In
Pennsylvenia, the Oath district is still Ia doubt
Gilis, the Democratic candidate. has 1000 majority
a. far % heard from, but the counties not yet 10
gave 1860 opposition majority last year.
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LADIES' FURs.-We have nm

inst opened our stock % FURs forAAA
want OF anything in the Fur iine, 20 give ours an
examination as We confident larger or better
selected stock can be found anywhere North or
south We have every kind that are worn aud
amongst them are some very fue Sable, Stone Mar
tin and other line Furs, togeth.r with lower priced
goods. We wonld also call attention TO orr splsi-
did stock Of HATS and CAPS
FlNFoRD. DICKINSON a WEISIGER,
V 10 rs Main ST.
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FROM no DE JAsuRo.-Dates from Rio de Jaueiro
are 70 September llth. There 10 NO local news OF
importance. Tho city had for week been given
up 70 the great national festivities 10 honor of
Braxiiisn Independence. The festivals were still
In progress In the suburbs.
On the 10th, the sales OF coffee amounted 10 IT.
900 bags; 5000 were shipped for the United States
on tbs came day, Total expectation Of coffee since
september 18th. 4S,so6 bags.
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DEPARTURE or THE U. 8. PARAGUAY COMMISSIONER.
The U. s. frigate Sabine left New York Saturday.
for Paraguay, taking ont Judge Bowlin, U. S. spe-
ciel Minister or Commissioner to that country, aud
Commodore shrbrick. the naval and military COM
mander Of the expedition. This is the fret trip of
the Sabine to sea. Her complement of men, inclu.
ding marines, Is about GOO. The Journal of Com.
merce, noticing her departure, says:
The Sabine will proceed no further than Buepos
Ayres, where the Minister and his suite will be re-
ceived on board the U s. war steamer Fulton.
which viii proceed medately up the river TO.
wards the capital Of Paraguay, Asuncion. 1t il
supposed ny the Minister that upon his arrival In
the Fulton, at the mouth of the rver-near which
ls tue Parsguayen fort OF the Trias Borcas-he will
save some diplomatic communication with the au.
thorities OF Paraguay. There be will declare, in
general terms, the objects Of his special mission
IL viii remain with the Paraguayan governor
then to determine whether they will permit the
Fniton to proceed, aud, In fact whether they will
receive our Minister. Under decree of the gov
ernment no shin Of war 10 to ascend the river with
out permission So there is chance for crisis At
once, 10 Judge BowliB's mission.
The river Paraguay 10 nsvigsbIe up to Asunciou
py vessels drawing not more than thirteen feet of
water. The Fulton draws but eleven feet. We
learn that Commodore Shubsick can, in case of |
land over two thousand men The Sa
bine will remain at Buenos Ayres but can furnish
shout three or four hundred men for military one
rations.
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ITO TAKE AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il LIFE. FIRE or MaeisE--the greatest aaroptao.
Is onered yon At the GEN ERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY. on Pearl street, Immediately next door 10
the en- eef ID Eaeho, lust below the Exchange
Hotel. TWO Of the BEST Companies In the Union
AND TRUST COMPANY Of Philadelphia Capital
And Assets q ,2s3. COR and the GREAT WESTERN
Msrine( Of Phiisdelphia Capital s5OU,ao0.
For al kinds Of Insurance., upon sa ~ and REASON
abe terms or any information whatever upon he
subject apply to CIR BRICKkN
General INSURANCE Agent and ATTORNEY.
Oniceoa Pearl st. doors below Exchange Hotel.
Ocle-gt - ~ ~A~sSa-
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Schuyler Putnam, aged 90 years, grandson of
Gen. Israel Putnam, (old Put,) of Revolutionary
memory, died in Eiyra, Ohio, last week.
The assessed taxable property OF New Orleans,
for the year 1885, IL $l07 5T6,963. Slaves are ~.
sesssd at 6l04 3S5an increase of $500 $50 within
the Last year.
Andrew Grub, residing near Abingdon, Va,
fsll from tree ON Thursday evening and was in
stsntly killed.
Vim. Jay, formerly President Of the American
peace Society,"" died 10 Bedford, New York, on
the 18th inst.
Fairfield" the farm Of VIM Shield, IN Princess
Ann county, Va has been sold for 100 70 J. IL.
Brickhouse, Of Norfolk.
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~ No article in the catalogue of physic. for the
benefit of the human race, in curing pain and giving
tone and strength to q weak stomach and bowels.
and imparting vigor to a weak constitution. worn
down by care labor and study equals the discovery
of HARTsHoRNE's CURE-ALL Itects upon the Bones
Nerves and Muscles, and is a great tonic and re-
storer to a weak stomach and bowels. 1t strength
ems the digestive powers and enables the dyspeptic
t. indulge in good and wholesome food This arf
Gle prepared By chemist to suit the diseases and
complaints of our variable climate.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond Norfolk, Pc
tersburg and fredericksburg &C lS-2t
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naARINh IKrELLishNCh
Fort of Richmond, Oct 16-High Water 10 o.

Fort Of Richmond, Oct. 16-High Water 10 o'cak.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passenger, Ii futile.
Scnr JACOB bIrdsali. Chamberlin, New York, hay,
r II " hit!ock Il Son.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, hew York, mdse and
passengers, Ludlan a WatsCn.
steamer Belvidere, Keen, baltimore, mdse, Lud
LAM Il Watson.
Schr Magellan. Inman down the river light.
schr Percy Heliner, uandy, down the river, light
Schr Blackblrd, Weaver, down the river, light. r
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JOHN +. ftEGNAULT,

JOHN +. hEGNAULT.
(ia2 MAIN STREET
SQUARE ABUYENEW CUSTOM HOUsE
Is now prepared TO exhibit = large aud beautiful
assortment OF Velvet, Tapestry, BRUSSELS Three
Ply, ingram. Venetian and Hemp CARPETiN9S
with the other articles enumerated above and car
assure buyers that he can offer great inducements
- be i satisfied n sell his goods at moeYae profk
BUYERS generally TO call aud examine them,
N-CAkPErs, OIL CLOTH, RODS aud PLATES
hfsuo tootuer. SO 2S-tm
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SPLENDID SCENERY, and
STARTLING EFFECTS

~ WHY SUFFER WITH CoUGH. from Cold.
Hoarseness, or a Consumptive Cough, when you can
obtain immediate relief by using HARrsHoRNE's
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY? It is combined
with other articles suited for all Lung. Asthma. Ca
tarrh aud Bronchial Affections. 1t is prepared by
chemist of reputation. and is pronounced by those
who have used it as the best Cough Syrup in the
world
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. Norfolk. Pc
tersburg and Fredericksburg. &C lo-2t
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FOR kENT-A yaluable Mari :,

FARM, lk miles above Richmond, containing
:. acres. witn improvements sufficient for the use al
several ears, and 10 10 hne coad ion t. carry On
the "a ne husiness. TO good tenant the rent III
% moderate. For terms, &c apply 10
70 B LYME, Agent,
90 lists Once over A Bodsker's Drug store.
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MO ADVICE NEEDED-Persons nav

~ ing sick horses CATTLE Can find medicines to
suit the disease. without any surgical al yice aud at
hardly fourth OF the expense. at my store already
the Gaze demands My pills against Choiic for
horses are Unsurpassed My Liniment. for hoIs or
cattle is the best known, aad as been tested
too oft sn admit of doubt to las qualities 10
curing any affection of the shoulder stiffness III the
Joiuts Jumps in the bones aud snews, bruises ana
strains. stie &c &c Prepared at the Veterinarian
or IA L. WAGNER, Druggist
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DsAD.-R::W Bushnell, who shot himself In Staun-
ton, Va, some weeks ago, after lingering for twelve
days, died on last Wednesday.
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~ DISP ATC III


NMIcx 10 ADvRRrIsEHs : Aasertsssmsnts-a r.
t s = sssss *. n a. os S@s r.
80. .ss..swye ~ sdrsysemests upon .hs cotsrsnsg
,ssr mi not adma Of thar reception aseT ne
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n6~ CURTAIN GOODS.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,
(i92 MAIN sTEEAr,)
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has received an elegant and extensive assortment
of CURTAIH MATERIALS, consisting Of
BROCATELLS,
SATIN DE LANES,
INDIA SILKS,
FRENCH CHINTZ,
LACE CURTAINS,
GILT C0RNICES,
CENTRE TASSELLS,
ENGLISH ANDGERMAN WORSTED EAMAsKS,
ENGLISH TERRY,
COTTON DAMAsK
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,
LOOPS, GIMP, &C.,
Which will be sold on moderate terms aud made
up In style which cannot be approached by any
house in this city. The latest English aud French
patterns exhibited which, with the assistance OF
an accomplished Craftsman from one of the iarg 81
Curtain Houses in New York city and his own ex-
perience, he is enabled to make and hang Curtains
so as 10 defy competition
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR.
TA1NS, to call and examine his stock before pur-
ch sing. se2T-im
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Conclude with the
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INCREAsEp ATTRACTIONS

MONDAY LvENINC, OcTOBER IS, 1868,
viii be presented the Roe Anfc pecteele oftke
SEA or ICE; On rHs Thirst FpH GOLD
AND A MOTHERt PRAYER.
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ES-SPEoIAL NoTIcE.-THE VIRGIsI.
CENT TRIAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR-Person
wishing Certificates of membership the Virginia
central Agricultural Society, and have free access
70 the Fair Grounds, procure them at the flee
under the Ballard House. opposite the Exchange
Hotel. oc r2---dfa..th
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The FREDERICKSBURG FAIR.-In its list of Agri-
cultural Fairs to be held In Virginia and North
Carolina, the Dispatch omitted that of the Kappa
hammock River Agricultural and Mechanical Socie
ty, whose Fair and Cattle Show will be held in
Fredericksburg, commencing on Tuesday. the 10th
Of November, continuing three DAYS.
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sALr Works RESrEp.-Co'. Thos. L. Preston has
rented the Saltworks and bis property adjacent
in Washington county, Va, to . New York com.
papy, for . term Of 10 years, at $4,000 per year
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The next Legislsturs Of California will stand "a
Reconsideration democrats 10 ten opposition In the
8ssatN, ssd . large democratic majority In the
uouse.
RAIsoAD eoLp.-Ths Amherst, Connecticut 4
nslcnsrtcwn Railroad. 30 miles long, was sold on
e lssh inst cr 70 sstisfy two mortgages
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HIGa PRIcE FOR ToBAcco.-Mr. John W. Lewis, Of
Halifax, Va, sold in Milton, North Carolina, on
the 14h instant, lot Of yellow leaf Tobacco, (this
years crop,) for $3.50 per hundred weight.
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1O0 l(Nl PRINCIPE, REGALIA and
AtO,OsJO HAVANA CIGARS. SCI, dox smo.
king Teba.co; 900 boxes Chewing Tobac o, go
gros. Matches, assorted; go dozen 8 ana ST, ing
Bioolns go dozen and 3 Hoop Paiuted pals. 81
nssts Painted and Cedar Pals; fer sale by
ocls WIN WALLACE SONS.
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I UMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS. &C.
:. We have In our yard. south side of Dock. near
Superior and Ia HEART FLOORING. dressed and
seasoned
Superior NoRfHERN ASH. N to In thick. under
shelter
Superior WHITE PINE, 70 in thick. u TO Is feet
Superb POPLAR. !. and 4 in. thick, wide, under
shelter
Superior WHITE OAK. to 4 in. thick. wide. under
Large stock of YELLOW PINE. assorted si.es. sa-
noned
CYPRESS SHINGLES. No Hearts and No ssps.
8 in wide
SAWED SHINGLES. and In. wide. at reduced
sAkEp LATHs souARro.v pos~s =,
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~ HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS.
N PARADE. with arms nd equipments TX
fFW ORDER FOR INSPECTION, on TUESDAY, tho
- 18th Oct: at the Fair Grounds. at half
Vacancies are to be SLED, aud numerous applicar
tons for membership to be conadered therefore be-
punesxal, Troopers. to the hour named.
by order of Col. DAVIS.
&C l6-3t RI SMITH q q
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AM bBLS Pure t.LD MOUNTAIN
49, Whisky $50 do Ractihed Whiskey; 100
ebls Cognac hraudy; 100 do Port. Malaga and Ma
delra wine; itO do Holland Gin and Peppermint
Uofdinl; % quarter pipes French BRANDY; pipes
pure Holland Gin; for sale by
&C Is WIN WALLACE aONQ