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VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT OF $50
v AeREs ON TIM MAN CHARLES CITY

v ACRES ON THE MAN CHARLES CITY
COURT HOUSE ROAD, "a MILES BELoW KlCH-
ting removal 20 Richmond. offers for ssiehs vau:
able Farm located - ahovr i lies IN view o. and
about halt 10 cleared which 10 highly improved. and
the remainder hsayilytet In wood There 10 on the
place every building usually found on such An
estste The dwelling has nine rooms, and ID not 90.
" handsone and very convenient. hut has In II
but the VERY BEST materiais. al of which having
been elected by mysslf and were well seasoned be-
fore being used Persons disposed 10 buy are re-
quested 10 examine the premises. twill DO sold
accommodating terms Of pay ment. or exchanged for
city property Stste or bank stnck. Tbs place IL
we'll supplsd with various choice kind, Of fruit
trees and the yard IL handseme-imptovrd with
shrnbbssy. hywers &c. For terms, apply 10 0oodin
ApporuOn, OF TO
ss 30-diw&hWsw JOHN FARRIR.
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6- RICHMOND THEATRE.
THIRD NIGHT OF THE YOUNG AMERICAN
TRAGEDIAE,
EDWIN BOOTH,
Who will appear in his great character of
SIR GILES OVEREACH,
In Massinger's celebrated play of
NEW WAY To PAY OLD DEBTS.
EDWIN RoOTH As SIR GILES!
EDWINsBO0TH AS SIR GILES!
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT THE SUUIH.
SAVANNAH Sept. 27.-There we're but four inter
meu;s here yesterday, of which one was from yell
low feyer
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THE ACCOMPLISHMENT . l

~ DANCING. CHAS. A. Ykfof IA. We
~ honer Of announcing b. tho citizens OF ME-
- mond ard vicinity thAt the next snraA -
sion of his scheol for instruction In the aeose ees
raLls mpiishmast. IN ell fs vsr1us oIsp MR.
MING October ssh aE ID O'Clock, nr yonsk ns.'
missrx and masters; ana on MONDAY kfsNiN"'
scholars may enter on the afzys namec days. W I"
any time before.
whole ecNNip4 m
For half session.
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NHISS jessie GOkDON'S SChUO..
Iva corner OF Frank lin and 18th streets, win be re-
oeeued on Tuesday Get. 1ss. se 2g-5ts
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ePECLAL NOTICES.


n~ 6ApxAY & Co. would invite those
= ssUs Fl sf ;r All
stIIi continu 70 proiuce those ini6nifabe PHOIO-
GRAPHS and AMBKorYrEs. which are universal
Thew have inst introduced new style OF picture:
'Crayon Photographic Waiting Cards." to which
they invite a''e GALLERY ~. MAIN STREET.
se2,-lw Big Gothic Window.
n.y. RICHMOND AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY,
Capital: Sl0,000,000i
Deer Half Million Of Dollars Invested IN The ted
THE rJAprIITY or rHg SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMIfsD.
The revenue of the Company derived from Pre-.
MINNIE of Insurance, exceeds TWO MILLIONS OF
DOII.ARs ANNUALLY. The Company ~ there
fore nrepared to increase the amount hitherto taken
on unexceptionabIe risks They VII issue ronoies
die, Household Furniture. &C, &C.. ON LIBERAL
TERMS
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
(MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital:-S 1 100000
Th SE bfs Rsa And Il RFTY
DOLLARS to widows, orphans and Creditors
DiV1pENDs are declared annually, and have
averaged about THiRTY-FIvE or FORTY PER
MEDICAL ExaMINEns-RoRr 7 COLEMAN. JAMES II
CONWAY A q WORKMAN.
SLAVES insured on the most favorable terms. for
one or n number OF years. 80
CHASE WoRTHAa. Agents.
W WYATT. ~, Il ~ 800,
Office for the present A3 Main street.
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NOTICE EXHI-
~ BIrIoN OF THE UNITED

E4 pr4 NSn Of Tar 1 haaa'
STATES AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRlCuL-
TUKAL SOCIETIES Notice is hereby given that nat
members of the Virginia Central Agrit ulturai &C
ciety VIII, may come the route of this company
between Washington and chmond, on the occasion
of the Exhibition of the United States and virginia
Central Agricultural societs to be held az Sch,
uond commencing on Monday, 25th October, VIII
be allowed the privilege Of returning free, and 2
ticket to that effect be obtained OF any agent OF
the company ct the tine Of TAX passage Tor hico
mond, provided the Society's certificate OF member
ship Is exhibited to such agent a. the time OF pur
Chasing ticket for Richmond. Persons Will not be
allowed the privilege of returning free after becoin'
ing members in Richmond.
'"S SAM'L RUTH, supt Trans.
NB-Tickets not transferable and good only from
Friday, 22d October to Monday lss November, 1858,
iuclusise r.. ...
NNTICE-Persons Aesirous Of sending stock tr
other articles over the road of this company intend
ed for exhibition at the United States and virginia
Central Agricultural Fairs, held at Richmond VIII
be charged the usual freight rates Shonld such
stock or other articles be returned in the bands Oh
the 81 me owner, no further charge Will be made :,
Persons wishing TO send stock must give FOUR oe5s
notice to the Depot Agent so that proper cars may
be provided SAML ROIh; cup - 90
ntnca r Co Richmond 1855 Sc ~
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Bank or TN. Commonwealth.

This institution goes into operation on Thurs
day. Its location 10 good, and its office is very
handsomely fitted up. 1t is just opposite the Anne
rican hotel, nearly opposite the Bank of Virginia,
and two doors from the Custom House. 1t has
experienced ofic ers, intelligent and practical bu-
sinsss men, liberal capital, and promisesto be
useful to the community and profitable to It's
stockholders. 1t commences operations with the
good feeling Of the community, and we conjecture
that It will maintain popular place among the
Banks.
The inauguration Of this new Bank affords au
opportunity to the Stock Banks of the State, to
arrange for the redemption Of their notes here,
and thus to place them footing with the notes
of the Banks of this city, at least the Branches
of those Banks. We hope this will be done by
many OF them. The notes of the Stock Banks form
very large part of the circulation of this city, and
It will be great convenience to our citizens to 10
able to pay their notes and make their deposits In
Bark with them. Such an arrangement would
but increase the amount Of their circulation In
this place and the surrounding country.
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NEW FALL GOODS AYR George JA.

~ CORS,, ~ Main street. nearly opposite the st
Charles Hotel-Lsdies' Misses and Infants' Worst
ed Capes and Jackets; Nubias and Hoods 10 great
variety; Debfge and other style Dusters Fall style
prices to defy competition; Hoop Skirts Of the beat
NAH es; Cheneille and new style Trimmings; In
fants' Hats and Basquines; Fancy Goods OF all kinds
Cue hpeine and Flower Head Dresses; shirt BOsoms
city made very cheap. and q thousand other arti-
cles Only cali at the cheap store, - Main street
se 20 GE0RGE JACOBS.
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ny DR. JoYNIs has removed to the
southeast corner Of Grace and 4th streets.
27-6t&
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The French and Virginia Line.

The Efenc n ana virginia Line.
Mr.. LAooUruRE is indefatiga5le in his Efforts in
behalf Of the steam line between Virginia and
France. In letter to friend, just received from
him, he says:
81 have strengthened our company by important
copiupctious and successful combinations. have
worked with energy to accomplish the end have
20 long pursued: the establishment OF the line OF
trans Atlantic steamers. France is ready-Virginia
has but to join her 10 the undertaking, and to-
morrow the line will enter into operation.
. 81 have Just made trip to Brittany. l have
visited the magnificent port Of St. Nizalre, the
point OF connexion of the line between Virginia
and France. 1t is newly created, but marvellous
achievement Every improvement that science
could suggest was employed to make 1t complete.
The railroad of the powerful Orleans company sur
rounds the dock with d belt Of tracks, aud the
freiehts of the steamers will be taken by cars OH
these tracks that will convey to almost any part
of the continent The unlading of the steamers
will be conducted with the greatest ease. The
French system of roads connecting with 81. Nizsre
10 completed to the borders of the Kingdom, aud
10 IN immediate connection with those OF neigh
boring nations. Upon these roads, goods en- rout>
for the United States will be conveyed with like
ease to st. Nizaire, which is forty-eight hours
nearer the American coast than any other seaport
In tina chaunal,
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cONS OF TEMPERANCE.
PROGRAMME =:

ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION In RICHMOND,
SEPTEMBER 29rH, 1853.
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JOHN F. REGNAULT,
(I92 MAIN sTkEyT,
SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Is now prepared to exhibit large and beauti' ul
assortment of Velvet Tapestry, BRUSSELS, Three
Ply, Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARPETINGS.
with the other articles enumerated above. and can
assure buyers that he can offer great inducements
as he is satisfied to sell bis goods at moderate profit
He will be pleased to have his fri nds customers and
BUYERS generally to call aud examine them.
~ CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. SO 2-lm
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RICHMOND STONEWARE
WILLIAM ALLEN,
GARDNER, CARLTON 4

sYN~ GARDNER. CARLTON &
Ssz1- rH1 co. REGULAR WHOLESALE
l-N lSlM DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES
>@>l.2Al1A-s LEATHER, HATS PAPkR, dc
Have in store the following GOODS. to which
they invite the attention of the merchants of Virgil
mia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky, and
the trade generally viz
5000 cses BOOTS and SHOES
800 do HATS
1910 sides SOLE LEATHER
400 daz. Amf rican and French CALF SKINS
rs bales SHOE TUaEAD, all grades
1850 reams WRAPPING PAPER
500 do WRITING do
1850 TRUNKS.
Also, IL, 900 pair plantation SHOES of their own
manufacture, which warranted to be the bes' -
This stock of goods the most extensive ever in thia
market, being purchased almost exclusively for
cash, together with heavy purchases at auction
sales enable sell such prices will give
tire satisfaction, as examination of stock will
prove. Be 10-lm
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ky CURTAIN GooDs.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,

~ CURTAIN GooDs.
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
tl92ssIS IS, srH RET ov uousu
Mas receiysd an elegant and extensive assortment
of CURTAIN MATERIALS, consisting Of
''s SATIN b 5S hA1ss SILKS,
FRENCH CHlNTZ,
LACE OUTLAWS,
CENTRE TASSELLs,
ENGLISH ANDGERMAN WoksTED rAMAsKs.
Muslin CURTAINS.
BANDS. PINS, H0oKSs
Which will be sold on moderate terms. aud made
up in style which cannot be approached e S any
patterns are exhibited whi.h with the assistance IT
an accomplished Craftsman. from one Of the larg' ST
Curtain Houses in New York city. and his own eX
perience he is enabled to make and hang Curtains,
20 as to d.fy competition
TAlNS, to call and examine his stock before pur-
CD sing seN-lm
Ny THE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THIS VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR tue Pro
MOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTs.-The new and spa
cious hall Of the Institute on gtn street between
for the reception of goods on M0NDAY, the I'm
day of October, and the EXHIBITION will be for.
the 20th
are invited 10 avail themselves OF the opportunity
thus afforded TO display thei- taste and skill IN the
collection about to be made.
The splendid hall and building of the Institute
will afford accommodation sufficient to make most
attractive display of Machinery, for which album,
dant motive power will he furnished AS well as oil
articles of taste and interest," OF whatever class or
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged in manufacturing pursuits.
The Board Of Managers earnestly invite the ac
tive corporation of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country in contributing 10
the important object in view; and would also ex
press their acknowledgment TO the ladies' for Their
interesting contributions to the preceding exAibi'
tons and would respectfully invite them to lie
newa of contributions in order that the display ia
the Female Department of Industry may prove EN-
inently worthy of American female talent
ANY information in reference to matters of detail
will be promptly given. on application. or by sd-
dressing Jas d Brow ne, Chairman OF the Committee
Exhibition, 9th street, next TO the Hall of the In
titute. an 27-2awtlstOtdtd
Tag WINDOW SHADES The subscri
Der has now in store large variety of WINDOW
SHADES, consisting of Gilt and Velvet. Gilt and
Plain, Bouquet, Landscape, Powered and Plain
ranging IN price from FIFTY CENTS to $40.
B1- Cali and examine them
JOHN II REGNAULT.
1872 Main street,
17-lm SOuare above Cuntom House
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~ The PAYING OUT MACHIHE.-We notice
the press gives Mr. Everett great credit for his ad
m rable machine for pay ing out the great Telegraph
Cable but what is this paying ous machine COM
pared with that engineered by Messrs SWAN Co,
which is continually paying out immense sums to
their correspondents, well as to the Press, Post
office, Telegraph and Express.
Would you know more about it? Drop a line to 8
SWAN Co. Augusta Ca containing Sl9. s.. or $3.50,
and on may wake up some fine morning ana Ind
your self rich.
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CHET DISP ATC Fl


voTTcE 10 ADveRrIsERS -AdreYtisemsets. r.
ths DiaPATCH mast Be handel IN BY sr o'clock ~ Ess
a H,rwoon IL order to appear The merit day. ~
Ss.asg prsssMrs If advertisements upon fhs ootgmnsY
osr payer scsu not admG If taeir rscctasa Qtef ""
hos6y a0DaSsf
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a. FOR LEASE-The valuable Let
Es..s on the northeast corner of Cary and 9th Sta
fronting as feet and running back about 81 feet. Its
location is such to insure good rents If improved
with small stores and dwellings. and fer work
shops, fJundries &C it is particuarl adapted. A
long lease will be given at moderate rent. Apply to
A d WILLIAMS.
re 29-ts Real Estate Auctioneer,
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NOTICE.-The oonsignee of four boxes
~ of merchandise marked diamond 81 shipped,
from baltimore per schooner Hope, will please call
for same, or they will be stored at his expense
W. WALL" WD COLQUITT Il co,
O.. 9oa. 1873 Cary street
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lust RECEIVED, a fresh and we'll Sc
q lected stock of genuine Drugs, Chemicals, Pa
tent edicines Oils Glass, Segsrs. Tobacco, Toilet.
Fancy articles and Periunery W bch offer for sale
on moderate terms.
Prescriptions put up at all hours. and (bein0 in
receipt of medicines almost every week. OF fresh
and genuine ingredients:
WAGNER, Druggist.
Corner 9Th and BROAD streets.
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r ONDON MUSTARD, in half pound
IL bottles, and pound tins also in quantities 10
and finger. For sale by
WARING Il PEARCE. Dru ygists.
40 90 lO7 Broad st. above 9th.
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Oregon dates are to the 21st Of August. Lieut.
Allen, with fifteen men, bad defeated body OF In
dams at Yakima River, and captured 20 prisoners
and a large number of horses. Lieut.. Allen wat
mortally wounded, and died next day.
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96n2O-S1 3utf&sn Sre6ertd. uns aaartt @aase. /
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