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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-28

eW The following is the Prospec
tus for the new monthly Of our
friends Randolph and Harris, to
which we referred two weeks ago.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-28

ing elsewhere. EWING -SPERlSY,
April 2i-4m. Sashrizs, Tom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

Hon. Edward Everett has accepted an invl-
tation to deliver an address at the georgia
State Fair, 10 be held i'll Allan tn from the 81 III
to the 18th of October.
There were TOO deaths in New Orleans, for
the week ending I'd inst, only one OF them
VIM King, of Pennsylvania, being from yell
low fever.
Over $4,000 worth of dried blackberries were
sent from High Point, N. c., between July and
September to the North, to be used for dyeing.
The Democrats of the Maryland Bird Con-
gressonai district have nominated VIM. +.
Preston as their candidate.
Twenty five negroes have been sold at Gran
willie, n. c., by Mills Roberts, TO 4. A. Raw
lings, of that place, for $4,000.
Rev. S. H. Rogers, of the Baptist Church,
died near Harmony, in Loudoun county, Va,
last week.
NJ. Biondin, the great rope walker, has pnr-
chased a house, completely furnished, at Ma
CARA Falls, for 81 ,0UU cash.
The stable of J. M. Jackson and the stable
of Gen. John ]. Jackson, at Parkersburg, Va,
were consumed by fire on the 4th inst
Hora.io J. Harris, Esq, U. S. District At
torney for the Southern District of MISSISSIPPI
pi, died on the 18th ult.
J. E. Wilder, the patent fire. proof safe manu-
facturer, died at Chelsea, Mass, Ola the 9th
INST.
Col Wildman the owner of Lord Byron's
ancestral estate, died in England on the 10th
uit.
The yiolinist Wienyawski has bought De
Beriot's violin, one of Magini's make, for
$1,000.
We have seen ladies not only too weak TO
bear food, but even too weak to bear CONTRA
diction.
The desth of John French. one OF the oldest
merchants of Boston, is announced.
The receipts of the St. Louis Fair amounted
to S50,00U.
A thimbleful of powder2willssplit rock
four feet square.
Stephen Hubbard, aged 100, died in Bedford
county, Va, few days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
Marl.

The existence of large beds of mari and
green sand in the Underwater portion Of this
State is most fortunate for the agriculturists
of that region. The York River Railroad
passes through number Of the shell banks in
which are vast deposits. of shells in every
stage of decomposition. They are objects OF
interests Us well rs of great value. These rich
deposits Of an age long gone by, are found in
abundance on the tidal streams, and are trans
ported along them with facility and cheap
ness. Such a convenient and efficient ferti-
iizer not only benefits the farmer in his ope-
rations, but enhances the value Of his lands.
The York River Road will bring into wider
notice a large part of the agricultural region
of which we spcak-a region little understood
and much moderated, as we'll for its resources
as its superb living, which cannot be excelled
anywhere on the habitable globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

r-3- We saw yesterday, the medal prepared
nv order Of the Chamber Of Commerce, New
York TO be spresented to the officers OF the
Rr,s,sb and American Navy, and the gentle
men who took an active part in the great work
of LAYING the Atlantic TeIegraphic Cable
Tha; we mad the pleasure of examining, was
presented TO Ii. WIN. A. WEBB, Of our Navy,
who was an officeraon board the Niagara dur
ing the LAYING Of the Cable. 1t is handsome
gold medal, with appropriate designs. On one
side are a globe with two figures, onea sailor,
stretching a line across it, a winged and feath-
cred Mercury, coats of Arms of Great Britain
and Amerca, with ship in the distance On the
other are two II steamships, representing we
suppose the Agamemnon and Niagara, the
aims employed in the service Of laying the
Cable and the following words: "Lieut. WIN
A WEIR. II. 81 n, from the Chamber OF
Commerce and Citizens of New York, COM
memorative OF the part taken by him in lay
ing the first Telegraphic Gable between
Europe and America, in August, A. ID. 1855"
The testimonial was accompanied by an ap-
propria.e letter from p. PERT, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce, in which
he takes occasion to refer to the accident to the
Cable as merely delaying the ultimate success
OF the Ocean Telegraph. He expresses the
hope that from the science and energy now
applied 10 the object, we shall soon he in daily
Geographic intercourse with Europe and the
more remote parts Of the Eastern world" To
which he very properly adds: "However
long may be the delay, the great work of lay
the Csble has been accomplished, and its prac-
ticability placed beyond all doubt; while the
merit of those engaged in it is not at ali dispar
aged by the temporary postponement of the
great results
The testimonial is creditable to the Chamber
of Commerce of New York and to those to
whom it is awarded. In the instance which
has called forth this notice, it has reached
most meritorious and accomplished officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

I, S,sa5osy' 'si E Edof. :ssri 4 sir'.

r Laild. Webattf E 80
Ihlfhos y assso 80 sfsek1NG MACHINES.
Tho nroprIstors Of the LAMB WEssTEe q Go.,s
ne eisiiSs and sui,stantintc tbs el1itJ that
their 49, s asr 4 e t bsst
" nI n.nner Conbianx.es u does, the Msfs
n 81 lie od Machsnes, sdss the se sg 3, aT H..
avoiding their ftuits,t conmenns M .rH,s ~
~ ssessd to every branch Of industry whore the
needle Y rssn'fP 5 HORTON KEAcH, Agent,
A. iorififhsn Hall. Main street.
Rstween eth And l0tn " ssHsrs;; ,r
Ala, Aren't f,r TESTERS LUCk,,SS.IiiCa
cl9f4srxrfI Is NACHtNE. Price go. Inc Dcss
inw-price machine IN tie country.
M I.App, WEBSTER ~ s:,sg,rrn MACHINES
- UNRTVALED ~ WiNo -"At-~
AooA Ing psnnsyIvania State Far. ,, ,s.o
1w;r September 5Otl, Iso9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
The Peterknnr. Express.

We invite attention to the advertisement Of
our enterprising neighbors Of the Petersburg
Erprsss. We most heartily commend the diff
ferent editions of their spirited and interesting
journal, either of which is worth greatly more
than the subscription price. AS medium Of
reaching the public by advertising, the Ear
press is one of the best, and will most assuredly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

The York River kailrsad.
This roed one Of the very bess cons.f
roe1,s - have ever ssea The road bed y "a.
snlrahav made. Itfs thoroughly drained ana
IA 1sot and finished appearance tnas must
Stytks every one who sees II. A. it's remark-
rn1v straight and its grades are very light u
vtil "a easily kept In repair and Its rails will
endure for long time. No road can Be man
ned. we suppose, with greater economy. II
,nsrssore il has such business rs we may
reasonably anticipate from the wealthy coun-
try IL pierees, we cannot bat anticipate that II
viii, be successful road Young Mr.. SHAHrK,
son of the late THos. SHAKrR SO long the EN-
eieut Superintendent of tho Richmond and
Fredsricksbarg Road, has been appointed SUI
perinseudent OF the York River Road. We
doubt mot M IL a chip OF the old block, and
will soon hare the Rad In systematic opera
,ion 70 IT. present terminus.
MT. President DUDLEY has exerted himself
with great energy, and he deserves the thanks
OF the friends Of the improvement for that
untiring real which he displayed first In rails
ing means, and then in pushing forward the
undertaking. The indifference of large
number Of those who ought TO be interested
in the work, and the disputes Of its friends
relative 70 the route it should take, threw dit
nculties in his way that required uncommon
perseverance to oppose with success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

EXPORT Duty REDUCED IN BRAzIL.-In-
formation has been received at the Depart.
ment of State from the United States Consul
at Pernambuco, to the effect that the Brazilian
Government has recently issued decree at
Rio de Janeiro, reducing the export tax upon
sugar. cotton, and hides from 10 to per cent
The enactment was to have taken effect from
July ], 1862 but the export office at Pernam.
bnco had not, up to the Eth August last the
date of the consul's dispatch, conformed its
action TO il, probably for the want of official
information. The 10 per cent. was, therefore.
still paid by shippers at that port under pro.
test, but the consul is Of opinion that, at the
proper time, the extra per cent. will be re-
funded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

FoR THE PENITENrIARY.-Ro. Marsh, con-
victed Of cattle-steaiine, in Bedford county,
Va, has been sentenced to two years impris-
onment in the penitentiary. Lorenzo Dow
East, who was convicted, in Halifax county.
Va, nine years ago, of passing counterfeit
money, has been captured, and was last week
sentenced to two years imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
MARINE INTELLIoENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. oCT.7, 80.
High Wa.er th,s day fsatnrdayl 2 o'clock.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocaboutas, Travers, Baltimore, mdze.
'' Steamer Geoargeana, Travers, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. W. d. colautt + Co. aus
Steamer Pennsylvan Teal, Philadelphia. mdze.
and Passengers, II. +, Tuttie. ,-,..
Sehr. Fanny Fern, Briggs, Boston, plaster. J. H.
Claiborne. TT
schr. Water Witch, Hull, Boston, plaster. j. H..
schr. Antares, Cordery, Boston. plaster ]. II.
Edmond, Davenport s CO.
sschr Mary Ellen, Layfield, Petersburg, wheat,
schr. Corneia, -, Albany, lumber, Jno. A.
sssohr. Jno. Francis, Holm, James River, billets'
Schr Josephine, Flanagan, N. c.. lumber, ]. C.
Schr Georgeanna, Frost, James River. lumber,
Schr. American Star, Stone, James River, lum-
schr. Granary, Newbern, N. c.. lumber, Jos.
sail-iigh.er E. Meer, Curtis, Jas, River, wheat
wheat. Warwick & Barksdale.
Schr. r. F. stockton, Cranmer, Philadelphia,
Sci Sehr. Bnena Vista, Roby, New York, guano.
Schr. Carrie, North, Baltimore guano, r. Rniln"
Schr. Ben Vandiver. Holmes, baltimore, guano'
Schr Vim. Z. Anderson, Lyon, Albany, lumber,
T. A. Parker
schr. Jno. Jones, Fisher, James River, lumber,
to order =,
Schr Adda Woolford, Baltimore, lumber, Jas
Gum.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New YORK, mdze
and passengers Ludam & Watson.
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers. Baltimore, Indze
and passengers. D. Il w. Currle. ,r
Schr Julia Maine, Preston, Boston, mdze, ".
D. Coqnitt & Co. p:,
Schr Challenge, Bullock Salem, mdze., brlds-
Schr kim william, Fleming, down the river,
light. I'LL.
New York. Oct 5.-CPd. schr. Arcola; Corson,
Norfolk ARID, schr. Ellicott. Monroe, Whining
Cton. n C. 6tl.-Cfd, schr. d. c. Hulse, ConA-
lin Wilmington n. c.
BosToy, Oct. 4.-Arr'd, schrs. Ida, Ray mond,
Wilmington. N. c.. Marietta Smith, Dill; Norfolk;
cid, schr. Caroline Wilson, Camp, City Point ana
Richmond. . - - . H.,
PRovIDEvcE. Oct. 4.-Arr'd, schr. c. c. Sadler'
Supple, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Gard schrs: Robt. Healer,
Mitchell WHINING ton, n c.; VIM. Severe, BROOKS,
Richmond. CID, str. Belvidere, keene, Richmond;
schr. VIM. Spear, Jones' do.
NORFOLK, Oct. 7-Ship Revere spoken off Cape
Henry, 5th INST, from Valparaiso, boand to Balt-
more. =, TN =
Is days later from Sombrero.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

INCREASE IN THU VALUE OF NORTH CAR
DINA LASD.-A tract of land of 173 acres.
belonging TO the estate of L. W. Wimbish,
which sold in 1910 for $1,000. was sold las t
week to Thos. r. Darlington, Of Halifax
county, Va, for 81, oOO--an increase Of 100 per
cent, In ten years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

At HALIFAX, N. G., By Juo. N. ovens, Ess, on
Thurssy sth iYss NJ sHAnS u ahi .a st 70
In Halifax. NJ G, on he !sh insssnt; MI ~ ~ ~
CHALKLEY o Miss JUDITH AM daushtof Oh
- Fssssss S & A IssxIaston. and Phiadelphia
papers pleAse cpDy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
- FOR RENT. AND POSSE ssIoN

fI:a q ] VEN I'M EIFIh Ed = Tie ctt'Ic; VIII
Saa basement and office, at the corner OF Broad
and Ninth streets. recently occupied BY Nj, s. VAL
entIpe Ir. The situation central and unsHr-
passed by any in the city, whether for u larse Re
tail Dry Goods Store. Clothing Store. book, Piano
ana Music Store, or Hat, Boot and Trunk Store.
ton of the city, and any of which, with proper
attention, would not fail TO ensure success. For
terms which shall be reasonable, apply 10
au 3I--d2awts MANN 8. VALENTINE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

DEpicATIos.-The dedication Of Aspinwaii
Hall, part Of the Theological Seminary ~
Alexandria, Va, took place on Tuesday even
ing last Bishops Meade and Johns Of Virgin
Ia. Smith Of Kentucky, Polk Of Louisiana,
and Hopkins of Vermont, were present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
EawkeSs Steam. plou.h.

We understand that this new invention,
which took premium in England, and which
has excited so much curiosity among farmers,
will certainly be here at our approaching Ag-
ricultural Fair, and be exhibited at the
grounds. OF course such machine is worth
going a long way to see, and will certainly at
tract a great crowd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

La MouKrAfs AT w LA Noun
tain arrived al Watertown. N. y, on the even
Ing Of October 4th, and Was received with
great enthusiaxm There were rockets, bon
flres and iIluminations. An immense audi
ence was addressed by him at the HAIL. giving
the etails ~ his peritous adventures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

SALH OF "UNLY."-Gov. Wise has sofa ms
place at Only, near Onancock. Accomac coun-
~, Va, containing 400 acres Of land, 70 Capt.
Einney for ela(sD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

TUE CoolKY EAlGRANT TRADE-The to-
tai arrivals Of vessels with coolies, since the
commencement Of the trAfl1c In 80, at Havana,
sums up lI6; tonnage, 90,2i6; Chinese shipped,
5oixa landed, AZ. $40; loss, ,6s2; total average
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
HOUSES FOR RENT.


o., FOR RENT-in central portion of the
G:. city. a HOUSE, containing ten rooms,
0.A pied by lady who desires to retain but one
floor. which would be likewise vacated If consider
cd indispensable.
A frst-rate COOK will be hired at the same time
Apply at this office. oc Sit
FOR RENT-A desirable Cottage RESI-
8..s DENCE, on Pine street, opposite Holiswood
Ia Cemetery. For terms, apply to Mrs. JANE
BELL. who now resides ON the premises. or to-
oc Set ]. w. DENNIS, No. 1lG Main st.
A ROOMS FOR RENT-Several elegant
tj:s ROOMS in Mechanics Institute Hail. on 9Th
AA.xstreet suitable for offices or lodging rooms
Terms moderate. Inquire ut the Hal. Of
oc S-Iw X. b. CRADp0CK.
~, FOR RENT-A comfortable brick Dwell
E::s LING HOUSE, on 3th street, north 81 Leigh
A.aand nearly opposite the residence OF Mr.. Jno.
NJ Murray. containing eig ht good rooms, With gas
in each, besides passages There is good brick
kitchen, with two rooms, and the usual out houses
Also, City water on the premises. Immediate pos
session can be had and To- = good tenant the rent
will be accommodating. TH0S. j. BAGBY,
Agent and Commission Merchant.
No. s, W all street, under st. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
ID Ally r No. is BANK STREET,

4 y o. n
PETERS URG, -
wEE XII eI EXPRESS, - per annum-circula-
ten, ,Te TSs fGgTsiE MEDIUMS in all south SIDE
b SEFY a nj W ERE p ESREss @
passed. TrHas A +. sc!RslUTcHFIELD CO,
r,AWKES, STEAM PLOW CERTAIN TO
BIZ AT THE RICHMOND No A.sG a ];
snnnunc,ng to tbs. public that the Executive Com
Of the I, s st Ss
,Ss na sen,emsn with bis celebrated Steam PIoW,
viii be At the Fair 70 be- held in R ieh com
nnd that the merits OF the machine viii be exhibit
ed by trial upon the grounds 81 9. ,plNM ~
TA Whig and Enquirer copy. W. o. y a. o
(yOODS.-MoRE NEW ARRIVA LS.-N.
II WALKER 4 CO.-Fancy and Black Cassi-
Suits ssck cota press and Frosk Coats
xEsTssE ,s V.. Cashmere sinner all STYLE Fancy
TBoYS'sCL0THING.-cas simere and Cloth JACK
.as .ss.s pn's AND yssf Of
los cor. Main and l4h streets,
| Richmond Va.
/ II EcEIyEO-The new style WALKING
and BobY P al ffff sad several new SLEEVE
Ths sns plan edge, and various other kinds Of
. 4 new ct y EMBROIDERY STAMPS vii Do
oe s-st' Main St. $ doors above 9Th. up stairs.
MEAt COAL Having engaged to sell what
/ - ls called HARD COAL, from Msoioinlan mines
ceiye i. which will be sold for cash ut Ss73 per
| load OF Is bushels. 80,
IN Office on i4th street, one uoof below MI
| THIS Goa l. ma es an excellent FIRE. !,
DC Slim I. Gouh.
IN francs q tha Nav Fair Grounds. from the
Rrosd treet road, suitable Tor REFRESHMENT
STANDS. Ac., which will rent during the COM
W. nscs III - JN0. w. YARBRoUGH.
| IsOR SALI-rA Rne- toned CHURCH ORGAN
| II ~Appuir af Mr.. pOLSTER'S Music Store cor
| nAr BfoSd and 9Th streets. ocs-Hs
| TxfR APPING PAPER.-6O0 reams Wrapplnr.
L W Payer, large, medinm and small for sale by
| VIM. WALLACE SONS.
i INN. WAl4l.AEE,S PURE MOUNTAIN
w DEW WHiSkEY, for sale BY 80. 8
- WM. WALLACE SONS. ]
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IADlES' LIST.

Anderson Isucy
Avis miss 4 J
Alien miss FS0nie
Alien fniss Virginia
Allston miss Adlc
Allen miss Lizzie
Atkinson miss yirginta
Anal miss NJ 4
Alien mrs RObt
I Aston mrs =
Anderson mrs r.
Alien mrs Ann
Allston mrs z 4 w
hare mrs Ann +
Baker mrs M A
Bailey mrs M ]
bingham mrs NJ K
Burton mrs J.. A
Bowers mrs Ann
Branch mrs Eliz'th
Broaddus mrs Ellen
Butts mrs Susan
Burton mrs Emma
Brown mrs Sarah
Butler mrs Maria
Burkner miss l. A >
barnett miss Lucy
Rartlett miss Eliza
Bass miss Henrietta .
Bsazley MISS Fannie A
| Brander miss M y
Breug hton HISS ) p
Broughton miss ) 4
Branch miss Lizzie
Bennett miss Rose
Burk miss Sophia
Rillock miss Lncy
| Carver mrs T L
| Crump mrs Susan u
| Crump mrs Emma J
| Criddfe mrs Mary j
| Crehn mrs Eliza
| Cox mrs Jane
| Clemnitt mrs Jane
| Clarke mrs Harriet
| Clarke mrs nj l.
Chennells mrs > X
| Childriss mrs F b
| Carter mrs Louisa
| Curtis mrs Ellen IL
| Cauihorn mrs II J
| Cary miss Virglnia z
| Culligan miss Fannie
| Cooke miss Alice Z
Crenshaw miss Eliza
Dabney Sallie tcol'd)
Dabney miss Sarah
| Davis miss Bertha
| Drake miss c y 2
Dangerfield miss Susan
| Dabney miss Alice Nj
Day miss Emma N
Dean miss ann NJ
Dorset miss Martha
Darraeott mrs 4 G
Dewitt mrs b A
Du Ike mrs NJ b
| Elicit mrs s A
Epps mrs Susan G.
Everett mrs Louisa
Eubank miss nj J
Elicit miss S b
England miss N F
Ellison miss Bettle III
Feldenheiner mrs j
Fore mrs Al A
Farlev mrs Fannie 2
Fuqua mrs JOS
FIeming mrs Leila
Farrar miss NJ r.
Fisher miss Sarah J
Ford miss Alice
Fiucher miss Betsy
Freeman miss 0tillia
Fordham miss Il L.
Green mrs K
Goodall miss II M
Griffin mrs Marg't2
Grattam miss / V
Granger miss NJ d A
GiIle spie miss s ] 2
Gibson mrs i A
Gill mrs Mary +
Glinn mrs Mary +
Gentry mrs Mollle F
Gentry mrs J A
Gentry mrs Sarah V
Garnett mrs NJ a
CARRIER mrs Ella II
Gathright miss Bette
Hatch mrs r w
Howseman mrs j II
Hodgdon miss Jennie
Holmes mrs NJ
Holland mrs c N
Henderson mrs Sophia
Hatcher mrs Sarah Nj
Herndon miss Mary 5
Haynes mrs Eliz tn IL
Hawkins mrs Mary A
Hays mrs Mary ]
Hart miss )
Hambleton miss Nelly
Hargrove mrs II
Hamilton miss z II
HARDWOOD mrs V A
Hall mrs Lueie w
Hail mrs l. B
Jackson miss Harriet
Johnson miss Y P2
Jones miss Mary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

A CoLp WINTER PREpIcTEp.-About ten
DAYS ago tremendous drove of grey squir-
reis, numbering hundreds of thousands. sud
denly made their appearance on the Merrimac,
covering the trees and waters like pail,
Thousands Of them were afterwards found
dead in the river and on the ground. They
crossed the Mississippi at that point, and
worked their way down the river, until on
Wednesday they reached Cape Girardeau,
crossing the river ut that point in countless
and killed them by hundreds. Every tree
and bush In that vicinity swarmed with them
until night, when they all disappeared, ana
have not been heard Of since, Their route
was marked as by devastating storm. Trees
vera eirdIsd and fields des lroyed. Old French
settlers predict very severe winter, as IL was
noticed in 1884 and 80 that immense droyes OF
squirrels suddenly made their appearance
followed by intensely severe weather.-a.
Louis Express, 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
THos. B. BICGER. P. NJ.

CENUINE TORTOISE SHELL Dressing
VI and Fine Tooth Combs; Ivory. Horn, Buffalo,
India Rubber and Clear Horn Dressing Combs;
Ivory aud India Rubber Fine Tooth comhs; Eng
lish ana French Hair Brushes of superior quail
ties, in great variety American, English and
French Ppmatums, 81 the best Qualities; yesy sp-
brissles; Genuine Lubin's Handkerchief Extracts;
Genuine Herman Parma Cologne MAtef; LaAsn's
Soaps. together with psrfumsFy. Toiset Articlss
q. IAfDLEYG ROBlNS0N,S
Family Drug Store, Ath and Franklin a.
DGRE AND REL1ADIE MEDICINES,
selectsd exeressy fos family And oouatEy 1ky
- LxIpLEy & RoBfNsoN.
S Pharmaceutical ChenIiats. ath knd HfAnkhn &c
GOSuEN DuITER-LaASinH lion steouley|
:" s. A'''ll; r IL INC 81 Z = ;sii;i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

WATxR GAs,--Ths Wilmington Republican
Sidtctlles the statement Of the Philadeluhia
pAp~rs concerning the water gas experiment
p0oT light And emitted horrible odor.s
Dol. Jno. Hill, 4 member of the Pennsrlva-
nh Legisistnte, from Berks county. Aisd on
the 5th last. sfsx
HIS kaie Fenuoyer has been engaged u
= 2o0s fneassr, elpelaneti - Aepeshse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
4 - SPRINGFIELD rEMPERANC

ftS SPRINGFIELD TEMPERANCE
Eso~Gs HALL SCHOOL.-The committee APP
pointed by the Division of Sons of Temperance,
for the purpose OF establishing a DAY SCHOOL IN
the basement of their hall, in which educational
advantages will be offered at lower rate than ia
most of the city schools, beg leave to inform the
public that they have secured the services Of two
gentlemen who will act as associate principals in
conducting said school. Rev. J. T. WALLACE, a
graduate Of Richmond College will have charge Of
the Classical and Mathematical department., and
teach the Elementary Principle of the Moral and
Physical Sciences and tho higher English Branches.
Mr.. WOODWARD for twenty years past an IN
structor of youth, will teach the common English
Branches.
For terms OF tuition, and any information re-
lating to the School, persons desiring to patronze
it may apply either of the Principals at the hall,
during school hours, or to any member of the Com
Illittee. The School commences Oct. LIST and con-
tinues 10 months.
r h. PRICE,
r. E. RICHARDSON, Committee.
T. f.. RIDDICK,
or Aft l., b. WALKER,
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oc 5-4t Chm of Exhibition Commits
NOTICE.

~ PISTOL PRACTICE.
PALACE HALL. SHOOTING GALLERY, cor
ner of Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, Va. re-
opened during the DAY and evening for the pras-
tice of shooting pistols
"a Gentlemen are invited to call. EIGHT shots
for IS cents JOHN B. WILLIAMS,
Sc l3-Im Proprietor
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EGh FAIR. COMMENCING THE PATH AND
ENDING THE 18th OF OCTOBER.-Th follow
ing is a part of the programme, as determined
UnTURsDAY, at IL o'clock, NJ, tthe 18th inst.,)
HILL CARTER Esq. distinguished for his scen-
titc and practical skill in Agriculture. will read an
Essay upon Practical Agriculture, including de-
scripton of the Shirley estate. the system of man
ageinent pon it. with its products for the last ten
wears; and ON THU RSDAY, at u o'clock, NJ, the
Hon. A. II. H. STUART will deliver an address.
Other distinguished gentlemen may be expected to
add to the interest of the week. whose names viii
be announced in due time. C. Dl MMOCk,
Secretary Va. c. A. s.
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