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EFFRRvEsCENT
SELF ER APER TEN

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This and popular Medicine prepared IN conformity With
we q ne waters q the celebrated Settler Spring,
university received the most favorable recon-
raendauons OF the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in and as being entitled to special preference over the many
e both mit compaetness and greater efficacy. 1t may
used with the best effect IL all
BHOas and Fs6rs Diseases, SICK Headache, Loss OF Aupe
ssncident to tie
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted the Travellers by Sea and
Habits, Inyalids and Convaescents; Captains Of
Vessels and Planters wll ind it a valuable ad-
6itOn to their Medicine Chest.
viii those who have used it, it has high favor and deemed in
II o1ids state Of s LissIt renders great service in re.
IN GOT aS Resnaqsr,--It gives the best satisfaction al
laying All Ehammatory symptoms and in many eecuaIS
Fssuccee iq cases Of GraV IRdSoestios HEARTBURN and
Ac5dty o The SOydeh, and tie distressing sickness
success ander its healthfrl influence.
Hqgorfs TIE gre0t sli to those afflicted aci1 or sub
dec es.
Jao 4: q iaUu45zei IN all cases qors a Gentle Apere
PUTpGfiOe Is required.
1t is in the form Of powr carefully put up in bottles
keep in any climate and merely requires water poured upon it to
produce adelightful e1erEescent beverage.
Taken 10 the morning, inteeres with the syocatoDs
poH-s exciting healthy and vigorous tone t5e staab S
creating elasticity OF mind Gov spirits which give
every enjoyment enables the invalid to enoy many
uEcies with impuniy, from whIfE he otherwise
barred, and without which life is distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country steadily
increasing popularity for series Of years. strongly guarantee
efficacy and valuable character and the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
unel5-dlY No 2-s Greenwich St, Warren. N. Y.
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NOTICE
BAKERY AND CcNFECrIONERv.

HAVE this day sold ny entire interest in the Book perio
cal ana Stationery Business 70 John o. Treano- hou ma
ne patronage hsreOiors bestowed ne viii Be sxds
% The new firm. A W Johnson
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Surrs 70 the Stock OF the Spring Street Bridge
COMPANY are requested at the Office of A. v s.
Lindsey $50 on Saturday, IO dav - naster next for
the purpose Of elecang seven Directors -
IN by ofuef +" TIRE COMMISSIONERS.
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CHARLES B. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
No. Is SCUTH SIDE SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now in receipt OF his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses Chdrens Bootees
Shoes and Caters thin AID thick with and without heels
Gents fine Calf Boots and Shoes Caters single
sules
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Brogans, lined aud unlined;
do dc Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do GRAIN water proof Boots
large assortment Of Heavy Brogans and Boots for Plantation
both Home Eade and Eastern Work Men Plough Shoes
WOmen'S Heavy DLtch Boots, &c.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots shoes and Brons; also, Misses and Chdrens and
Coat Booees Caters aud Shanghai BoJes with without
heels.
Misses and Chdrens Met ic Tipped Boots new article
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies French Dress Trunks fine sole leather
framed Trunks Vases, Garrett Bags Ladies' Leather SaIche
&C. all Of which offered at small advance Eastern Cost
Ny friends and tie public generally respectfully n,e to
xamne their stock feeling confident that they will pleased
both N respect to quality and price
seplo-u CHAS. B. HALL
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THREE YEARS en- WHISTLES

aN7Eh in store BaurDon and Rye WkssNrv,
w gus ~ cid Hhlthy tEo years ago, pzrt and M
ana aneS AkkhfA11 ShgxA
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Oh II FL A q

OU Il Il l. A q
Hoist, host Tag to heavens breese,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every st-!pe so forth,
Borne by the pStTiots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and It's worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
IL peace guard well the sacred bOon,s
BeGueathed by patriots blood,
For OH twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist hoist, tag to heavens bFeeEe,
Let every fold float high,
TTnfurl its hammer everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our flag in Art great reign,
Let every float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire-
Let Gennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature q made,
Where every type is found
Above own Art gallery,
Our country's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
Tie besutiful--the brave
The child-tne parsnt-pstriot-ait
The warrior without strife,
Nests here IN sweetest portrature
With every charm but lffe
Ihen raise our hannertO the sky
Let every star bear news.
Lhat types al the art G,Llle7Z,
are mA1e BY O. @. HUGHES.
EebI5-d&wtf - an. .,S rr,ic, sst
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0asbbiIIe Gnion anO American.
Daily IS; Trl-weekly So; weekly So.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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CHOSsS-TIES WANTED.

FEyHF Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
10 contract Tor 10000 Cedar CrOsS-EieS, 9feet
- inches we'll Ecn, place
iss than inches Of bark timber to he sound, deliver
- ~ the Grade line of the road ia Nashville.
ta contractors 90 contract for 10000 w hite
Dot tla Ties, the above, to delivered
On he line Of road piles from section a section "a
snough on each section TO supply the same.
Persons wishing bid viii direct 20 the President Direct
- ~ he Nashville and North western Railroad Company,
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}. HUMPHREY.
NICHOLSON q HUMPHREY.

VWTE have this dsv rsoei our stock Of Dress silks
Wv carbohydrates for ea1 The styesa are Of the
latest and he oualy superior Orierao,a choice
seso, oF stanle a5d fney Dry Goods at exceedingly Low
prices The majority OF goods Included those Of
importation N fall Whiea ENABLES US TO Sell them much
less than those bought earlier in the season
poy3IsaS NICHOLSON 4 HUMPHREY.
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for the Ladies.
SECOND Arrival At

IL l. ID a " Al X RS
nWING to the good demand for LadeS' Dress Fu Al
~ ERFIELD WALKERS. they have heen ipiueef 10 a..
der second supp-hey going rapiy very moderate
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n HAVE in fun Of Lppncott a Barr eel
ebrated FIRE Proof safes, all size which will be sold
= rosnsfaetarer' tIuces s. n EOLLINGSWOkTH,
'sctlI No. Q Market street.
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PIsESEEkVES.

LSO, hand Preserves, Pine Apples fickies Io1aato
Catsup sauces. OYSTERS Sariines, Lohsiers &c, &c
fruits Oranges Lemons, Ksins Curranis' CItron Sc
Cheese DEle Bee Beef Tongue, &ci Spice Teas &c 10 be
CHAS. RO BERTS0N,
Nol7 Market St.eet.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One Square, year. s3C-Rach additional Square, So
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
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PLASTER

viii he carried from the celebrated Banks in Virginia
to Chattanooga snd Dalton and Stations Tsennesse
and Georsia Railroad dollars per $500 pounds
To Nashvill and all Stations the Nashville Chattanoog
Railroad, at nine dollars per Of 1000 pounds.
Also TO Tuscumbia and Stations Vast an thu
Memphis Charleston Road, dollars per ton and ALI Sta
ions ives. Of Tuscumbia at twelve dollars re- ton,
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Manny's COmDIned Beaper and
UFnWNr

IEYIrH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS hi,
wv celebrated kachihe eceved the hrst premium Of Grard
oLD MEDAL the bestcombned Respng and Moving Machine
AZ the great United States Agricultural Fair held at LouisviiIe
Ky, September, 1857 The trial OF Syracuse.
York. in JAY, where all the ppsl Machines United
thoroughly tested The made ther
through Marshal Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, It Louisville, X.
1t also received the award the Reaper the best
Mower before two separate Committees appointed by the Pr
dent the Davidson County Agricultural Society at NASHVILLE
In ally, 5I most Of the machines In use 10 Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Aens
during the last season, every Machnen America
The above machines sale BY the undersigned,
3. =. OHnArHAM,
RIkHHR, WHEELHs CO..
f,ha1-AAwa Nashville, 1aNA
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NOTICE.

IL You WAST THE FINEST DRESS HAT
noylg WsTRRPTFTn WALKER's
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Daly's Aromatic valley WhiSkeY.
From the Memphis Daily Eagle d Enquirer.
1t pronounced by the highest scientific and medical
authority pure healthy entirely
admXrure Necan recommend it with perfect confidence
those who require alcoholic stmuant for medical P
poses "Dalys Valley Whisky superior Gin, Cordial
French Brandy, Port AMI Madeira Wines, indeed
of spirits which sold in this market for of
them be founi in No intelligent physician
have the rashness prescribe sport Wine French
Brandy for patient when it patent to all the world that they
be had except by base compounds, the Mississippi
Valley.
would it medicinal public pur
poses. CHAS. JACKSON.
State Assayer, Boston.
1t is without any deleterous admixture.
JAS. X. Chiffon, NJ. D. New York.
Entirely free from adueratng Ingredients frequently
used. JAS. j. MAPES, New York.
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they the Valley Whiskey is sold by the bottle aud
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
sep2l-i3m
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4OSSES PAID BY THE ETNA

Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted terms with sovency fair profit
Especial GteSti0B Q0tH 10 Of DWELLINGS and
Contents, fer terms Of 10 years.
The solid service long successfully and the many
vantages the Ktna Insurance Company possesses ne
houl be overlooked bv those ready
standing their best interests
During stringent tmss the necessity for reliable Insurance
becomes imperative duty-te ability Of property
sustain loss being then mUch lesseued.
Agencies in all the principal and throughout he
State Policies issued without delay by any the duly
.zed Agents OF the Co pany.
Business attended TO with Despatch and
Fidelity.
NASH d MARR. Agents,
sepS-3m No 2j College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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I. RUrHzzgURD.
+. ). RUTHERFURD a CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
SO LeVee and SO Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS NO.
IN 8. RUTHERRURD co. will give prompt and ea-sfa
attention to all consgnments from their corespondsnts
for sale IN g. Louis and respectfully solicit orders for Ne
chase Of Western produce generElly
They beg 70 refer to
Messrs W Il GORDON 4 Co., Nashville.
r BARNEs. President Bank OF Missouri
BROUNLK, ESQ, President Merchsnta Bank, g. Louis
JAMES WALkzz, ESQ, Nashville.
JAMS Lucas, ESQ, st Louis.
u Anderson. ESQ, President Bank Of 81 Lsuis
ap5-dly
WEEKLIES.
New Jork Ledger, Budget Of Pun,
New York Weekly. POrters Spirit II the Tines,
New York Herald, Flag Of Our Union,
New York Mercury, Police Gazette,
Flew York Clipper, The Pilot,
Our Musical Friend, BallOu's Pictorial,
The Musical World, Hsrper's Weekly, &C., &c.
Subscription received and latesteopies sold by
HAGAE,
noY22 No. Al College Street.
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Days Aromatic valley Whfskey.
From tie Crescent.
Not particle of stryenne 1.-THE we have tasted for
ANY DAY.
DaIy,s Aromatic valley Whiskey.

FI0a ne Ud5ly IIHe UotG, Aeir OJ7ed0S.
Though much Of judge, may endorsed
by friends who that Valley Whskey,
very poetry Of nld Mouongahela," manufactured by
Daily, unequaled for Purity and Flavor by any the
market.
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Days Aromatic valley whiskey.
Days Aromatic valley Whisky.

lisa pleasant, unctuou stimuant peculiarly adapted to the
Of invad who need tO withou: much Ct the al
CohOl principle.
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CLASSIFICATION

Spirits OF ur9enne, camphne burning fluids and yarns
will Only lie taken at owners risk.
GunpDwder and friction Matches couuse arti
cles Will be charged al local rates Of each Road only
Road vanFaun
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FRESH ARRIVALS
AT
WE EEL & THOMP sONs'
wholesale Confectionery,
40 AND AZ UNION STREET,
NASHVILLE.
FIRE WORKS, 6c., for the holiaays;
100 Packages Fire CTaekers;
15OsOO0 best quality Of T0rpe3Oes;
Some Fire Wheels, serpsns &c, received and r sae -
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
CANDY REDUCED.
NHB Havana sugars enables 60 sell Can
dy from this date until fnher notice AZ 81 100 lhbs-
Terms cash VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
nnV27-f
FRESH mACCARONI.
25 boxes best guilty Maeoaroni just received By
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
Country Merchant viii ind sleek fan and assorted
now and throughout ihe Holiday seasoo prices 70 t
the times
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
novI5 Nos. 40 and q Union Street
APPLESI APPLES!
lust received a splendid lot Of Roman Reaukus.
TO arrive in few few harreis Yellow Bell
flOers large aud fine, and another lot Of prm- TINO-
THY HAY, for sale By A jenkins
noFlS No. II Market Street
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Guard against Fail & Winter Fire
BY
CHOICE INSURANCE
WITH THE

UPWARDS OF sI2,OOO.OOO
OF losses have been paid the Ena Insurance Company the
past forty years.
The value of reliable will be apparent from the fol-
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DaIy's Aromatic valley whiskey.

rum nc UdtcestOH EJA
We have no hesitation in pronouncng it equal if superior
10 any have drank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05
Steam Power on Canals,

According to the last report of the New
York Canal Comm issioners, the governments
upon that canal have clearly proved what e1.
pefiehce on other canals, both in this country
and Europe, had already established, that
Steam vessels may be used without injury to
The locks or other structures of the canal. Ac-
eording to the New York Journal Of Commerce,
Gnite fleet of canal steamers have sprung
into exis tenee-mnking about dozen against
three employed on the Erie Canal last year
thus verifying prediction made by a Com
mittee of the New York Chamber of Com
merce. In the report submitted last December
in advocacy of canal navigation by steam.
that "the wholesome rivalry which will nm
doubtedly spring up in the carrying trade
upon our canals, will bring to light success.
zion of improvements in all the propeIling
powers OF steam, AS well as in the modelling
and construction of boats" The only canal
steamer which has made a through trim with
out pecuniary loss is built with bent timber
light draught OF water, whole weight COZ
tons. though she is co. feet long and II Y feet
broad Extreme weight of engine and boiler
three tons and a half; motive power equal 20
twenty horses. The speed on the river is seven
miles an hour, and in the canal four miles.
She has four bladed propeller attached to
one side Of the stern. Her success is mainly
attributed to the peculiarly of the engine,
which secures lightness Of draught and econ
omy of fuel, leaving much available space for
storage CT cargo. Her expenses are put down
at 500 per trip, including $50 for fuel The
Erie Canal has now six feet Of water, but il
Is proposed to have seven feet, and, in that
event, no doubt is entertained of the success
OF steam canal navigation in a pecuniary as
well as mechanical point Of view New York
finds these increased efforts for the improye-
ment OF canal navigation necessary in view of
the powerful rivalry Of the British Govern
ment, which is substituting ocean steamers,
deepening the ST. Lawrence, extending the
Gfand Trunk Railroad, and otherwise per-
iecting the railway communications of Can.
ada, with view of diverting trade from New
York--at ieast, all such Western freight is as are
designed tor export,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05
- RELIGIOUS NOTICEs.-GENEF

Z RELIGIOUS NOTICES.-GENER-
60 AL CONVENTION SERVIC ES.-1 The
Opening Services of the General Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will take place
TO-DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, AT ST. PAuL's
2 EVANGELICAL KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY:
The fourth Triennial meeting ot the Protestant
Episcopal Society. for the promotion of Eyangeli-
cal KNOWLEDGE will take place IN 81. Eau IS ChuTcn
Richmond, on Wednesday nisht, October 18th, ~ "a
3 BOARD OF MISSIONS-The twenty fourth
annual and ell hth Trenna meeting oil the Board
of Missions of tho Protestant Episcopal Churcn,
Paul's Church. in the city OF Richmond, on thurs-
day October 9th. at O'Clock p NJ.
p. VAN PKLT, Sec'y of the Board.
L. SERMON BEFORE THE BOARD OF MIS-.
Missions will. by request of the other members of
the FOREIGN Committee. be preached by the Rey
g. T. Bede, D. D., in st. Paul's Church, IN this
city. on Thursday evening next. the 9th inst Ser
wees to commence at 4 b9tore O'Clock. col,
lection will be taken in behalf of Domestic and
Foreign Missions. This congregation is respect
fully invited to attend. -
5. GENERAL MISSIONARY MEETfNG.-A
general missionary meeting will be held in St.
Psul's Church, in this city on FRIDAY EVtN-
may be expected from Ri. Rev. J. PAYNE. p. D.,
Missionary Bishop To Africa: Rt. Rev. L. F. Scott,
D. D.. Missionary Bishop to Oregon and Washing
ton; Rev. Robt. Nelson, Missionary to China, and
o'c ock. A collection Will be taken in behalf of
Domestic and Foreign Missions. This consresa
ton is respectfully invited to attend.
6. 4 meeting for Prayer will he held every morn
ing at st. Jam s Church. at 6'i O'Clock.
T. The Convention will open every morning with
RN Notice of further services will appear in the
morning papers each day. oc 5-tg
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Chas. Is. Fisk. E.a.

The Virginia fndsr states that at the Iats
meeting Of the Board of Public Works. a let.
ter WAS read from Mr.. FISK, Chief Engi.
feer OF The Coyington aud Ohio Railroad ask.
ing for an investigation OF certain charge.
made against him through the press of ,hi.
city. The Board declined TO institute the pro.
posed enquiry, because, says the Index, the
charges were not preferred properly, and be.
cause part Of them were known by the mem
Bers Of the Board to be unfounded. The nc.
ton of the Board, adds the Indes, was in the
highest degree creditable aud complimentary
10 Mr. FISK
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nIrn

On Tuesday. the 9Th inst, IT tnn ma n9,e, ~ Jas
o'clock REBECCA ADEbAi daus NJ, ,, -, IN
and Caroline w. Earoughty. aged yeasse mohtns
Her funeral will take place this evening - 5,;sns.
from hey father residence IA Fulton Inc ,.snus
mi acousintances of the family are respectfully
invited to attend without farther nntee. -
sThe Lord siveth and tho loIu takoth "NH
hlessed he the name of the Lord
on .Puesdav mornius Octoiser 4th, ut o CLOCK,
HENRY SCHUETTELNDkEHER,a aged 10 years,
4 native Of Bueekhurs. IN 6ermans.
His funeral wiiltake place from ms residence. on
Eroa. street second door below the corner OF 9th.
Al eoelook this evening, uct. oth' His reiat'sss
and friends are invited to attend.
In this city. on Tuesday, Oct. 4th, CHARLES 8.
BECK. axed 81 years. :,
His funer raj will take place from the First indie
pendent Christian Church, tKsv. Mr. ShrIgley 81
this evening. at } o'clock. The friends and ac-
auslntances of the family are requested to attend
without further notice
ON Monday night, about u o'clock. after = pro
trac,ed illness OF four or FIVE months, MADEIRA
LEE, only daughter Of John =. and Lilly Ann
Harlow, Of tiis city, aged IL months and - days.
Father. II is 4 bitter grief
For poor weak hearts to bear:
Forgive-that We cannot return
Thy loan without a tear.
She with iovel,ness so fraught,
So filled with joy tous;
We can but weep We can but mourn,
To see ner lying thus
Yet stricken, sad and sorrowing,
This thoug hi has solace given;
Here. In sinful world, we raised
An angel form Tor Heaven
The friends and acaualntancas OF the family are
invited To attend the funeral this tWednc sday
evening at 35a o'clock from her fathers residence
on 9th ST. Get. French Garden Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05

AN ExTRNsIvE TouR-O. z. Baldwin ESQ.
Of Richmond, i: is stated is to lecture this sea-
son in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Mobile, Hudson,
N. Y, Oswego, N. Y, Indianapolis, Ind, Mo-
bile, Ala, Leavenwcrth City, Kansas, and
large number Of intermediate cities. Quite an
extensive tour in a vocation which, three years
ago, rarely called popular lecturer farther
than the town adjoining his own.
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LITE md Time. Of Jane. M.di.ou ,

ne hItt volume OF this important work,
1o' 2 copy Of which the anthor, Hon. W. q.
HIVES, wiii accept our thanks, demands a
more careful review than our leisure has yet
psrinal'sa' We therefore only say, at present,
that . u gotten ap in . style OF typography.
binding, DC, by LlrrLg, BRows 4 Co. Of
Boston. which does great credit TO the pub.
lishsrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05

HA Episcopal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN want
Of the very best BUTTER, can find It at the But
ter Depot, Isl Broad street, South sde four doors
from the corner of 9th erect
am receivins r fresh supply three times week,
which warrant No /. JNO. A FOSTER. Ag't
Persons having my Buckets will please return
them. oc f-ot
nAUcTIoN. AucIIoN.-Wo would call the at
FOSTERS FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SALE or
BOOKS, at auction. to he held at Isl Nam stree,
next door above Iennet's Jewelry Store. Inc SAFE
viii commence THIS EVENING. and continue till
all are sold This stock is believed to be the largest
and best selected offered here At au'ton
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited 10
call and examine them during the day, as ali are
new and warranted perfect. ,,
oc 3-3t II. Is. COOh, huct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05

THE NORFOLK (VA) DAT Book, an enter
pIising penny paper, has just commenced its
fifth volume, with every respect Of living to
good old age, and achieving the greatest sue.
cess under the good conduct OF its manager
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENr.-The last
weekly statement Of the New York city banks
shows the following decrease: Loans, 81, l7s,-
0ai specie, 81 100000; deposits. si.sls,O0o. In
crease Of circulation, si96,Oo0.