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.aU he Cksreh q ne Puritans, In New
York, Or. chseves's,) Wa dzpsd in inpurning
on Friday, and . prayer meeting held therein
during - day, in behalf q John Brown and his
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NJ The nsnslrln A dyertiserr speaking o. fhs
Ia1s sstAek nsds By ths King ea HE Secretary
says that his MsiUey ~ excited - he Donesl
BY hlss tspesa fsessding he eoadust Of the lat
Ter, vh1ch involved his own personal hDhs and
that Of his family and throna. E 3TiifltsE u
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Tns Pnosrrcr o. oseAxszne fns Hoses
(o-DAr, had departed, ere ~ sssv wat % psen.
BE Rspablieas party sssag4 - Esctesay tle
= M, It nosf; Mans- Drggs
fesk, having ascIined al essrt1ss - =
: bsseas idsnaAsd with ~ irse nih,c -
ties party. The ahsentso wsrs Dsm -.
their noa-sppsasases IN the hall e sllsd sif
kisnds 10 Aght o. srcona ha13sf 6l - -
low. In that labor they vtgags4 fmms1 Ikfeiy
Fer the terminafiea Of the nrs ballot
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NJ The Richmosd ana Dsavilis1 Railroad
Company have voted to get no supplies ffen-th
NesshSsl 49, S6ea they ca sSoid1 IL and In
vassse qasrtsn ~ &c South we - non-inter.
eour.e movementz started orr
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Orfem o. e. Duney, Seventh street, Ne hav'
the aMst<oPelitaa Catholic Almanac's fof 1890
viii ~ very fun baAgA 81 szkisfics.
rsen - puhlishets, Ps@sssun 4 Bros, through
ehtlNng1n, We ksss Dicksas' last sAssy, "A Tai
Of I've cides,n eompases In ous yolnms siss
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- - u1est118 - Ao4Q 49, 6o MoeDo
fs1egSsph line - ths nali1hsoslsn nuu11oueaes
1he nme - sbsssvatlea y abeug Z e,cleeks 9
80 u Qgcsnpxl g. 10 - = q 80 ~
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Emoqeapa14 kosss. .ssssso1olnE, 3eo ~ & -
4eeooeoy -. 40 - ssolnilx, cold = n.s
y.htngt1z p. O-..... -. .eleQ1fs gth4 NE -
4icnnnee, -...s :. cloq4t llesf bnS q s
Ne!lsli, y..:rss.s....s.:.s n1t -, Wind E
4aleiqhs N os.ss..s., j. .FslatSi, ~. 80
WD1ngoe5NN.sCs.ss ~. .eJoo4X, eoef. = e !.
ohasn11ss1 . o.......... .el6s6, a. Vis1 -
S.Gel Ge.s.-..-.s-..e!ee4ys Gel. 8 $50
~ svasa =, os-.s-s...ssss. .e!ee4y, -. win1o
C1coa1 ..ete19ys 60.
CSmnp 49,. s.elee15, eel. -. *
SSe.g.ny, A. -. 80. .Fslnt9i, eooi.
W. We ~ s'sS h' , ,s11s,..s, &c.
Ssis ~, ~ ;s - = - q
Aa-....s....6loQ1G -
- $3.50 vDom I'M Wuutni f4H
~ 1ssxsss sssss 49, 80. f<1 So
- ,. sss 4. ~ -
~ ~ :. -. ~ 49,, : s. q
3 g - - sq,Fo9 1870,
{! :;; ;: s !: g
49, - = 80 s7ss,1su
! Q { Z Z. - !: u 81 = . s.
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10 Mr.. August Belmont, Of New York, has
rrspsssd - the conminlonsn IL ths Central Para
70 place, q his own sxpssss the grounds Of the
park, statue, In marble or bronze, Of his distin-
guished hthW-in-law, Coonsdess Perry. The
proposition - hssa $1,000 - by Che eemmis-
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From the Philsdelph : Rulle<in q sstarday.) I
Ths. mostsl rsnsins = JohD 49,. -
erough5this city this sfterneoa, q shslf WV
Ioss, wssss nay will5s insssrsd, = We aa der
.sssees ss:s:s; sss e i:.. Rev M e:
Brown and party, 1t the station. 9o'ss,s -.
lars: pssis: sosee was .lse dsesilea fsr ~,
yics. md = e, &c ssySs and Chief q Police rsss
In eeder = avoid ths crowd, Is nv s.unaissl,
u IL ba90aGo 60 untik qunStos pase - o,cl0cH
Yhen Il was taken out, the depot having beeS
previously na.e0o 9 ~ pessoueSxeeps p6ljcemen.
ga :gSSs' co s.s s; s sssR,ssI /. q. s s;aE
yse ceyersd viii = hlsnkst e eossss clsshI 4
~ fobe ~ hshed pFpn The top. . lessl- - -
4 Sentas gae vss Sssns4 ~ the policmss,
"a stf r as ~ ss -: e: s s;.s.
q the depot On The south Ode q g NM ~
iato this wsgoo ssvslsl policspea ee4 "A A.
s.sss w,s drives eus u ~ sac sPe1 -
The appearance Of the vehicle IN - - : =
tfswn - grSle9 y leud esIes, and The crowd
100 s. 49, sa.st ~ sss Y.8ss. Jesss were three
~ g tSs Gaeee, NJ ~ - sdi1cui II 81 Is
E 5?1lI tssss - sssls ssss 9 x ssss1
.; 9 E; 3 Z, !. -, 4 s::,. !, =.
ZzaIl infE1e1 = Is - - o.
= : 49, - Z. = - = - 81 ] e:
~ ~ : . - - -
es! ..ss ST s ~ 49, e.;
s. !! -! s; s: s s; S;
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NJ The proceeds q ths schilles csptenafy eel
sbssdsa In Nov yesk eisy snsssasd - ~ .lsz.. -
sss szpp.sowess es,ol7 -s4-lsaviBg surplus ol
ef,i4s1s In the hands Of tAe sss.sey, o. 900 q
which - besa depssited IN Tie German savingl
Schiller It some Future day - s'ss 4 = ~
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H..s Lal Eada 0fBBS,S 54ieE17I 17-7I y
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y boARDIne AND DAY SC nooL von YoUNo ~ pfp.
~,,. go avs.f. tsts.sss "a esd VA.
sdssasiessi lSs;iilss . sssss lsdsss. 0's sas'sa
vnsss 4 ssseso. vno Sssisn sss1Sns d:
49, ssrs ca 800 tas1 soed hene e P9dssrs
Is 7: a kxvsSNEk. . .: is .s y s's
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QRMoxsrRArIou IN PusLADELPufA-
Iss Esl s ), ~ : 8 ~ s. sLsi:s q;
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OFrsm q. shiliisgtos, 0dson Buuding, w
havs dx diGsesst vsstsep e Almanaes for 1850
ise putlishsd BY him, adopted to the taste and
businso Dquireosnh q al sosls q people. Alsp
shs superb copy a The I.eDdon IIlmtsatsd Newl
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.1ne caarissn. lsffss hexss q he strssklanp
pcsn, In New Yosk, sre spokm e - grsa
psblie ceave1seass, BY ~ New Yerk papers. !
10 The Gepnps pe0>esefie Central Ciub,
New York city, have endsrsed the nouinsttop Q
Havuneylf for Msyps.
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Br others in the Convention.
correspondent gives us the following il
teresting information:

1t is remarkable fact that there are in the pre-
sent Episcopal Convention four pairs of brothers
as clerical delegates. viz:
DIR. Francis Vinton, ID. D.. of New York
pr. Alexander Finton, D. D, of Philadelphia
lRev. VIM. N. Hawks, of Alabama
The RI. Rev Bishop Hawks, of Missouri is also
of Bishops.
tRev. ]. Il. Ingraham, LII. D., of Mississippi
Rey y. T. /; 'ngrahsm, b. d., of Wisconsin.
erable brothers: ~
:, The r.; Rev, Horatio Potter, D. D., Bishop OF
New York, and =
The RI Rey. Alonzo Potter, D. D., ILL., D., Bish-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

RichiAena Markets, Oct. Ia
There aoshiss NJ y ncttss e The ssF. &
e csas saisf .a es Is soe ~
There was very heasy frost il this los4nsy In
s.Gss s ss o s s .s s"ss = ss. ding
:. Nm. ss N S' s.t, 81 Are small.
isrior f.Sss ii s4as; Good and Fine ssse06OO In
ssas Len pr sss as Fine 81
flour !. very little ao' a and a sh.r.
fine $500 1913; Extra ssn SEQ.
MhEATMRssses hssvy a ass aaotSWs Sts xiz
i've cent. more than these sstss. ~.
small stock on hand il freely sold at Sl.io pei
1 oATs-we cousnue to quote at Is to 30 cent,
per bushel. and stock very light.
,ds .fssS . s.. 81 s ss ct eas s
"1 CSo IF quote kio IL ia.s; Esguayr,
ssahkW IVA a asS M Hsm d 1si 7ese
d lss ioss ALOE; Coffee Sugar sSioe as il
qpMato5g assEs-New Orleans u a As cts; Cuba Mus
covado 30 cts; Cayed Cuba % cts; Porto Rico $50
| ~ cents.
BEEF.-sales last week at % 80 to AIS gross, TO
~" V1f "A duh at IS to 1000 per head
MuTToN.-We quote at $3.50 to 600. according
| to quality.
MONEY MATTERS-ExCHANGE
| NORTHERN ExcHANGE-On New York and Phiia
| delphia u MI prem.
| Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank o
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks are at
| discount of d 4S cent.
| The notes Of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is q
| cent. discount Bank of Kanawha. no sale.
| North and South Carolina Bank Notes 1s@z q
| cent discount.
| The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Ban
| of Manassa, Is per ct. dis.
GOLD u per cent. prem. No prem. allowed 70
| SILVER.
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nA- Second Supply Of
MANTILLAS! MANTILLAS.!
BR L, r. u J., n tG + O X,
OPEN THIS MORNING. SATURDAY. 18TH
OCTOBER.
Another large and very attractive assortment OF
CLOAkS, and
MANTILLAS.
Every novelty of the season, both IN
CLOTHS and VELVET.
BREEDEN & FOX,
oc l5-lw 2i7 Broad street.
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Northeru Narkets-(By TrIra

Northern Markets.-fBY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, Oct. I7.-Cotton very dull. Flour
UNCHANGED. Wheat dull-white 81 s3al42. Corn
dull and "a per cent. lower Pork buoy ant at SI5.25
arl5H for Mess. Lard and Whiskey UNCHANGED
Sugar steady-Muscovado 574 n71. Molasses 3S0
4ic. Naval Stores unchanged. Rice 80 e4a.-
Stocks unchanged: Va. 6's 94A
BALTIMORE, Oct F.--Flour heavy and un-
changed. Wheat buoyant and &c higher Corn
Bacon sides lOs4. Whlskey firm and scarce-ohio
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SUGAR FROM LIBERIA.--A firm in Ports
mouth, Va, has received consignment OF
Two tierces sugar and two tierces of molasses
from Liberia. The consignment WINS from
Chas. Cooper, colpred man who left that city
In 1855, and was the product Of his farm.
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DIED,

On the 18th Oct, in the county of Hanover. a,
the residence of her son, jeremiah M. Smith. Mrs
MARTHA SMITH, in the SD year OF her age.-
She leaves many warm friends to mourn thell
loss
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JUST RECEIVED. THE NEW AND
ELEGANT HAT,
JUST OUT FIR ON PARIS,
bearing the above celebrated title. at
oc IS-3t JOHN D0OLEY'S.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF yIRGiNiA-A
ID PRQCLAMATION.-In formatIon ha yin 4 been
received by the Executive that ROBERT ROB-
ERTSON, who is charged with murder, on the 9Th
instant. in the count, of Rock nghan;, has fed
from Justice and is going at large Therefore,
| do hereby offer a reward of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLARS to any person who shall
arrest the said ROBERT ROBERTSON and de-
liver him into the jail of sad county Of Rocking
hsm and do moreover require all Officers of this
Commonwealth, civil and military, and request the
people generally, to use their best eXertions to
procure the arrest of the said fugitive, that he
may lie brough hit to justice.
-, Given under my hand as Governor. and I'M
}L.s.f der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
fo~' at Richmond this seventeenth day of Oc-
tober, 1852 HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEO. w MuNroRD, Secy of the Comb.
ROBERT ROBERTSON is about "a or Is years
old. dark skin, thick square built. about feet or
10 incheslish He will probably attempt to get to
the West, where he has many relations
Oc l8-sw3w
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xAyER.

/; 4 ,, .,.s 4 3 ss, 81. sEaas
f-mi NJ Isssise1e,, e g sgss;sss xppi, 4 oar
ss: rs isa's a.! .s!s ss::$s:: as,:
VASs1FKEsFhH oESa III Five
portARs viii Sc sivsn UPON real snd e psf nrtRs
!: n y =. Us 9;
1T,ANTED-By ! yoanE msn; > SITUATION a, l.Ua
where 70 could make Himself ksnsWSaif ass
fp!-xgites good hand. Aao1''' = oc is-i.
v1THNTE D. smart, sctivs, bnfs,llE Ecss
w YOUTH, who writes . goof Ra aTr nei co.
required, Enquire Of r : 8 s Main Il.
vrrANTED-A BOY, from "a to l6 years Old 70
" !. i sg:sn oysters A'EY'6s t Il ErkEa BRO.
nTANT ED-A good SERVANT WOMAN,
w white or colored. Apply 81 'n'' 0nes'
WANTED-Te purchase OF hire, l $500
w House SERVANT. with gsSh Ige EsNNpERs
IUANTED-A good REsIAuffhnmo AL s U1 for
wv None need apply except q No. COOK. a"u io'
such win give the highest Rp 5lRsfE; ANToNI,
oc,,-,. Next door Exchange Bank.
1Y1ANTED-A COOK. WASHER and lRo Err.
w white o. colored.l Wages $40 per MONTH
Also, NURSE Apply r (. NJ. STEVENSON.
. o.rs-at. On 7th, beyond Leigh street.
w manly calling. Address " Box 66S. !" Post once.
oc BITS ---------4.----z.--
JIYANTED-I wish to purchase canal
B3AT in sound eop So r. w xlshSTfiH Agent
vITANTED-. SHOEM AK ERs.-We wish to en-
w ploy several workmen mems wear None
but the best worfMn aRc cfse fHRRglRsRls Bro
oc s-ts next to American Hotel.
yTraNTED- SECURING - SCOURlNG!..
w SCOUTING !-Get your CLOTHING secured
and s'fHrss n Secured
CT fIRRSh z ssRTAss ss'sA''
who has no eqnal this side Of Ne,r York S,l,
On 10th St, next Religious Herald Once.
EA- Country orders attended to punetuaiiy.
y1TANTED-COOK-W wish to purchase or
w hire irst-rate COOK, without incumbranee,
70 s seap1ts ~ INC '''' KENT. PAINE & CO.
WANTED, COoK.we wish to purchase a
w young, healthy COOK, who can wash and IRON;
For one Of unexcepiionabe character. iioerai
pt Sc ATS VT. '' p'''' FISHER 4 WINSTON.
| IITANTED--A PARTNER IN nm established
DRDG gTsNsSSss in gfsFs
| No 100. Richmond Post Oice. SO 1-ta
| INANTED-25,0Oo t RAIL. sII.LS. each Sin to
w be of white post oak. s feet long inches AZ
thickness s Of ii nchesbarisd clear Of al defects
e impair srsnssh s ss aod
Creek For further f. RsHS ap sayp TO-
| OFFICE X. F. Il p. R. X. Co..{
Richmond. Sept. II. 1889 { Sc Pts
WANTED. COAT MAKERs;a.WTss wish 70
| w employ 20 or 80 men to make COATS. Apply
on Saturdays, only, to Nj 3. N SwfENEyt CO.'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

ROARDlNG.-MRs- FRENCH. on Main. he
tween ID and 81 streets; has very siesirshls va
cant vnonss Several gentlemen car also be ae-s
conlmodased with DAY BOARD upon reesonAbse
terms. % le-Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

NORTHUMBERLAND AND STEEL WORKS.
IL The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention Of dealers and cGnsgners e his large as
CONN MON IRON, consisting Of all kinds and sizes
ef Bar, Band. Hoop and Scroll Iron, Rounds and
and Mule Shoe Iron, Lightning Rods. Agricultural
Drnm Teeth. Nut Iron. and Tobacco Mill Tapered
ron: also Counter Sunk and Punched Rails, for
PIT and Quarry Railroads; Railroad Frog Steel,
steal Coach, Buggy and Sulky Tires and Quarry
half Round Steel. JAMES HUNTER,
Foot 9th ST.. on the river.
N. B.-A lar 20 lot of second hand WIRE in store,
suitable for baing hay. l8-2w&
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Beersheba Springs, in Tennessee, have been
sold TO a company, composed chiefly of citizens
of New Orleans and Nashville, for the sum of
Si5,oUn.
DIR. Peterson GOODWIN, who was killed in
duel in Caiaveras county, California, by Col
Gatewood was native of Greensyflle county,
Va where he has many relatives.
Jerome Culver was killed in Mclean county,
XIV. last week, by Il slave. The murderer was
ested, seized by u mob, and hung on the
spot.
Female help and dwelling houses are very
scarce at New Orleans. Negro house servants
are not to be had, and white command Sl4 To
Sl6 per month.
The Rochester Cricket Club have accepted
the proposition of the All-EDgland To play
hatch in Roches ter of three days, CONNIE nclng
on the both inst
Col. Robert Train, a prominent citizen of
Frankfort Me, was killed Saturday AT BAN
gor by falling upon the wharf.
John F. Northcroft a hotel keeper at Leban-
on Ky committed suicide on the 9th inst,
by leaping into well.
Dr. Ives has resigned his office as Junior
Secretary of the American Medical Assoeia-
ton. DIR. Ives is only 81 years of age.
The receipts of the Connecticut State Fair
amount TO upwards of $4,000.
There were l52 deaths in Philadelphia last
week.
The Excelsior Ministries of Richmond, arc
playing in Charleston, >. 4.
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= VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICUL

VIRGINIA CENTRAL GRICUL.
49, TURAI. SOCIETY.-Ata meeting of the
Executive Committee Of the Virginia Central Ag-
ricultural Society, held on Monday. the 18th Octo-
b.r 1859, the following resolutions were adopted: .
Resoired, That no horse more than six years ct
age will he allowed to- compete for the Sd aud 18th
premiums for "fast horses"
ReSolrea. That the Executive Committee will
enlarge the time for g fast horses, if. the day
Resoirfd. That the owners of +" fast horses" be
requested to meet the Executive Committee at the
Fair Grounds on Friday morning next. at 10 ELK
oc l3-lt G. DIMMOCk. Sec y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

mA RICHMOND THEATRE
OUR MAGGIE AS BEAUTY.
OUR MAGGIE AS AI.BINA.
OUR MAGGIE IN NEW SONGS.
NEW SCENERY and good SINGING.
NEW SCENERY and NEW EFF ECTS.
NEW SCENERY and I.EN'TI OF GN.
NEW BURLESt}T + with OUR MAGGIE.
NEW COMEDY with OR MAGGIE
NEW PIECES with OUR MAGGIE:
OUR MAGGIE IN BURLESQ UE.
orr MAGGIE IN NEW COMEDY.
OUR MAGGIE IN NEW CHARACTERS.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
MY GRANDFATHER'S WILL;
THE MAN ~ TIE STRAW.
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mA- FiRE.-C. r. REFS respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his STEAM PHO
TOGRAPHIC GALLERY will soon he i'll opera
ton again. All pictures that were on hand to be
finished and paid for will be re taken OF the price
paid for them will be refunded, by calling at my
thank the citizens of Richmond for their very llb-
stay here &C 4-eodts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Va. OCT. II. 80.
High Water this day tTuesdayl % o'clock.
ARR WE'D,

ARRIVEU,
Steamship Jamestown Skinner New York, mdze
and passengers. Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passens ers, d. & w. Curre.
steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Pbiladel-
mia, ndZe and passengers, H. E. futile.
Bark allie McGee, Rogers, Rlo, coffee, Edmond,
Davenport K Co.
Schr Elizabeth Elenor. Lane, New York, hay,
Schr. ireland City, Concklin, New York, hay,
Schr. Arkansas, Miles, James river, billets, Cole
Schr. Henry Finch, Davey, New York, ice, B.
Wardwel K Co.
Schr. D. X. Hopkins. Leigh, Rappahannock river,
tobacco and oats, A. Samuel.
Schr' I. w L. Sturges, Scott, Eastern Shore,
corn and oats, A. Mllspaugh.
Schr. " m. Preston, White, Hampton, wheat, &c
captain. curn
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, mdZe., and pas
sens ers I.udlam Watson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

IA Why Will re Suffer !-.s.Ths eye hntn
not seen, the ear hath not heard of better OF
more popular tonic than that known a. BAN Ell .
PREMIUM BITTERS. Many are the sufferers
from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, heartburn and
Nervous Headache. To such we adUse the use Oh
these BITTERS.
Numerous are the recommendatory certificates
to Mr. BAKER, ,hishly complimentary OF the VIZ
tues Of his celebrated medicine.
The price al which those BlTTERS 70 SOLO; PVT -
il in the power of all classes to reap the Deuehs Oh
their virtues. .,:-~
Cases Of Dyspepsia Of twenty years standing
have been cured by the use OF them In lew WeeAs'
Don't fail to try them.
They can be had of all the prominent Druggists
in the city of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

10 Hodges 4 Co.'s Portable Bed and
GIIAtiE TENONING MACHINE will be exhibit
ed at the Mechenics' and Agricultural Fairs.
Hardware and other dealers visiting the Fairs
held in this city: would do well to ses9Ie tie
MACHINE Orders left at SMITH & HAIR
WOODS, Wholesale ard Retail AGENTS, or with
HODGES CO., will meet with proper attention.
The Machines are IN use, and recommended by
some Of the best mechanics in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

ma. Go TO THE GREAT GIFT Book SALE. now
oman AT ISL Main street. The best collection of
standard Miscellaneous Works ever offered in this
place.
A Book and a Gold Watch for 81.
A Book and Silver Watch for 81.
A Book and q Gold Locket for 81.
A Book and Gold Pen for 81
Rook and Gold Pencil for 81.
A Book and pair of GOLD Spectacles for 81.
A Book and Gold Ring for 81.
A Book and Gold Bracelet for 81.
A Booe and Gold Chain for 81.
A Book and Gold Tumble for 81.
A Book and set of Sleeve Bnttons Tor 81
Gail and examine and get a Catalogue.
oc I7-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

nA Furs. Furs!!.-The subscribers have
received their stock of FURS for the season.
Tney will keep on hand during the season COM
plete assortment of the following and other ap-
Hudson Bay Sable. Stone Martin, Fitch. NJ ink.
Rrawn Sable and Rock Martin VlCTORiN Els,
DC s-eod2w SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
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NEW BUCK WHEAT FLOUR
~ Prime Orange County BUTTER and
English Dairy CHEESE.
ALSO.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
OF good quality, for sale BY
g. M.LUMPKIN & BRO.
Franklin St. opnosife Matronolitan Hall

A TTENTION. ALL LII you haze HOUSE.
"A SIGN or ORNAMENTAL PAINTING to do
and want II done with the best material and he If
workmen. Mt . fair price, call on me-, as am pre-
pared TODD adj kinds of work of this kind from the
putting 10 9 pane OF glass to the painting oil the
Capitol. (which needs il very much.l
r.. w. ALLEN
oc ls-5f 5th street. nesr Broad.
FRESH GUNPOW DER TEAS or
CHOIcEnuAI.ITY.-250 half chests and GASES
imported per ships Oscar. Malay, Robin Hood and
Romance Of the Sea, for ssie hy ,-,,r<,,r
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JANrsTOWN,"
SKINNER, from New York:
nichd Armstrong, 5. ]. Smith, J. Johnson Jr.
IT, Clark. VIM Parker, G. W. TAYLOR. T. Bowden,
Geo. Panchard, Nj. Bernhard, ]. H. Collier, Nj. w.
Campbell. X. S Green. 4; NJ, Stevens, II: Growers,
p. w. Keenan,, Mrs F: n. Briggs and child, Mrs.
Wieks and child, A. E. HelmeT. 6. Rork, D. A
Wright, F. H. Cameron, s. s. Clarke. A. Morris
Mrs. D. II. Hatton, Miss Ayres: Mrs, NJ. A. Talley,
Miss A. pramgold, Mrs 0. N. Elliott and son "a
Haley, Mrs. NJ Hull. P. Pierson, A. Pcrsoa, Hy.
Martin and wife. Mrs. Wood. Miss Frltze; Mrs..
Ex President John Tyler. Master Tyler, u. L.
Gardner. and 10 steerage. Also, from Portsmouth;
Rev. VIM. Watson, ]. H. Sharp, Mrs. +. Brown
nj. +. Taylo
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HA The Clothing Trade.
Retail prices current OF the season,
N. WALKER Il CO.'S
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
OVERCOATS.
Black cloth 0VercOats. 90 10 y ~
ijiint oyercoats observation-disclosures. to Is
EsqulIiiauX DeaVef....... ~ " ~
Plain black and colored beaver 10 to ~
COATS.
Good black cloth frock coats. 30 10 %
Fine black cloth frock coats, ~ TO u
The finest French cloth frock coats. IL to ~
Cashmere business coats % Se 10 olz
. PANTS.
Black and fancy cassimete business
pants " w =" ".
iA' wy VESTS.
All the new STYLES of silk vestngs.. ..S2 80 to 50
Velvet vests. -...'' ~ ~ q
Cashmere business vests. ........... W to 3
SUITS.
Complete black cloth suits. o. ~ TO S5o
Cashmere suits to match SIS, $40, Sl2, SlS, Sl5,
SIS, and $40.
+ S''' &C., &c" &c.. &C.. &C.. &c.
N. WALKER & CO.,
ocls-at No 1913, Main and l4th st.
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~ Rook.K eeprr and Accountant.
John WILLIAMS Offers his services 70 koep
sets OF Books regularly an1 neatly, and To exam
inc. write up, settle and adjust accoqng
He has had long experience in BOOK -keeplne
and has testimonials from men OF the hrst stand
Application may be made to JOHN i. VII.
LIAMS, at the Office of Messrs. JOHN a. Ian "A,
CASTER i Son. &C io-<Ha