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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

DietriCt where ri
- 0YS{yifg cHfHnx TOT
please say they sfc Adv
LADff
Atkins mrs b o
Andersen mrs Chas +
Allen mrs Agatha
Adams miss Bette
Ajley miss Edlneny
B.,Wsell mrs NJ F
Boaxman mrs Sarah
Buhannon mrs Maud
Baker mrs Elizabeth +
Banks mrs Ann Z
Bfosshsy mrs Marg't
Beuna mrs Chag
Blackburn mrs E
Bingham mrs Mary D
Brimmev mrs Mary Z
Briggs mrs Clara G
Brown mrs julia tcoll
Binford mrs James X
Bidgood miss Lizzy
Bowen miss CasteIIa C.
Baily miss 8 T
Ballou miss Mary Il
Brown miss Pinkney
Brunt miss Mary
Branch miss Mary =
Branch miss Maria C.
Brown miss Johannah
Bole Louisa
Crump mrs A III
Connell mrs Patrick
Cox mrs T +
Canaway mrs s F
Cook mrs Mary
Cooley mrs A
Cooke miss Ee
Clarke mrs John N
Clinton mrs Maria
Clinton miss l. NJ
Clarke miss SaIlie
Clarke mrs Rob't ]
Claiborne miss Anna A
Christali miss H
Carroll miss Mary
Carduza miss Clara NJ
Cameron miss Mary
Crump miss f d
Cary miss Mary
Davis mrs Jane
billiard mrs Sarah F
Dye mrs Sally 6
Orally Margaret
Davis miss Maria 2
Driver miss Julia
Drewry miss Mary Z P
Dnncanson miss Mary I
Elicit mrs Andrew Il
Evans mrs Adeline
Elicit miss Mamie K
Evans miss Adeline M
Fig mrs Melinda N
Foreman mrs Elizabeth
Francis mrs NJ A s
Franklin mrs nj A
Fere ussen mrs Mary A
Feales mrs Louisiana
Fugett miss Jane
Ferneyhoug h miss F
Gary mrs Ann NJ
Gary mrs Mary c
Cot mrs
Goddln mrs q d
Gill miss Mary ]
Gentry mrs Sarah v
Cartwright miss f E
Harris miss Sallie
Hatch mrs Richard w
Henely mrs Thos i
Huschuch miss F
Hickman mrs Nj Z
Hoge Phebe
Hockadav mrs M
Howle mrs Mary A
Hagan miss Bette Nj
Howard mrs Re becca F
Humphreys miss M l.
Hiirbprt mrs Sally
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LOST AND srRAYED.


| OST..SsO REwARD-Op Wednesday last
~ POCKET BOOK, made OF bac kskin, with a
clasp. containing about $50 in $50 notes. The
loser will give the above reward for the same, II
left at the American Hotel with Mr.. Duval.
sc 10--3ts
/ OST...On THURSDAY nieht, from lot on
II Church Hill, red and white OK, well grown
with large horns--about inches Ions. will gise
a liberal reward for his return. or information 80
that may get him. A. T.. BULIANT
Ase l0-lts
aErA STRAYED away last Sunday, the 9TH
XAG September, n young COW. white and h!us
A..ecolor; has short horns. and is heavy with
calf liberal reward viii be paid for her delivery
to IoHN KUHN, near lakewood Cemetery. or 10
sc ST. r. LAUBE, on broad ST.
~zecA STRAYED..Two cows. one pf them
EA<E having n calf with her about weeks old
a~eFor their recovery, or any information
conce rnlng them liberal reward will be given by
applying at this office. sc 9-as
~epA LOST COW.-A large WHITE COW.
XA<F with crumpied horn, strayed on Satur,
ousday. suitable reward will he paid on
delivery. PURCELL, LApD CO.,
au 24-ts l22 Main street.
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XCHANGE AND BANNING
- INESS.--ENDERS, SUTTON Il
CO. Richmond Va
FOSTER, ENDERS & CO., Staunton, Va.
JoHN BINDERS. w. NJ. SUTTON. A. I. FOSTER.
sc l0-Im
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In view of the expected visit OF Mr. DICKENS
to this country, we would suggest to some OF
the New York press to republish, for the bene-
fit of the lion -hunters who are making ready
to surround him, some of the choicest extracts
from the ''American Notes." and, especially.
some chapters of martin Chuzzlewit," de-
scribing the first arrival of Martin in the city
of New York, his interviews with several
leading editors, his descriptions of New York
aociety, not emitting the preference he nv owed
for negroes over the whites of that section
Whilst some of the follies Mr.. DICKENS aimed
at were properly lashed, and none more than
the insane political bigotry, intolerance and
violence which at that time characterized the
Journalism of New York, il is obvious that
his whole account of American society was a
deliberate libel upon the character and man.
ners Of Americans. No one can read it with
utbeing struck with the malignity and unscru-
pulousness of the man. The yulgarity which
he describes in American society never existed,
except In his own coarse imagination, and if
New York had been the low place, socially
which he describes ii, il could not have con-
tanned greater ynlgarian than himself. II is
impossible to read his accounts of New York
society, and his description of the operations
of slavery in the Southern States, without
seeing in every line that the writer has neither
the breeding, the sentiments nor the principles
of gentleman. When much incense was
offered to him before, it was believed that his
WORKS afforded fair index of his character;
that he was man of humanity, of sensibility,
of real sympathy with the poor and the OPP
pressed. 1t is now known that he is mere
actor; that he is the greatest sycophant to
rank and title in England that he has de-
scrihed in all his books no unkind husband
and unjust father more unkind and unjust
than he is at his own hearths tone, whilst MAR
tin Chuzzlewft' and his "American Notes. |
conelusively demonstrate that he does not |
know the meaning Of gratitude or truth If |
after these developments, any of our country
men permit themselves TO make a lion again of |
CHARLES DICKENS, they will deserve all the
scurrility and Islander that he will again heap
upon them ANorthern contemporary claims
that the offences of Mr.. DICKENS should he |
forgotten and forgiven. Forgotten they NAV be. |
but forgiven, when he repents, and not before |
Its divine rule not to take vengeance on an |
adversary, but there is no command which re. |
quires the meekest Christian to truckle to his |
enemies, or to seek the favor Of that con- |
temptihie class of mankind the most con- /
iempuble that lives, which is impudent and
aggressive only to the inoffensiye and forbear-
ing
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III. on the YIN 0ay Oh sop-
rity Of Act Of Congress. in
) largest circulation in the
fsttSrs in this List, will
snTfsDD.
81 LIST.
uutzier mrs Sophia
Harm mics Mary N
Irby mrs G Il
yurdins mrs Ann.
yOn0s mrs A "
Johnson miss Ann
Jones mrs John
Judith miss Emma
kirkmyre miss Bette
Landrum mrs Lucy
Livingston Christians
lsOyenstein miss Sophis
Murry mrs Barbara
MANURE mrs Marget
Martin mrs l,evinia 2
" aftin mrs Il II r
Mathis mrs Louisa
MAYO mrs + G
Merrill mrs & II
Miller mrs Catharlne
Middleton mrs I.
Mills mrs nj 9
Maxnire mrs A g
MONTGOMERY mrs M
Myers miss C h.
Myers miss Anna
Nelson Mrs A Il
Needham miss Mamie
Nortle miss ID
0'Kief mrs Mary J
Osborn mrs Louisa A
Pollard mrs Caroline
Peppercorn mrs Ann +
Patterson mrs 4
Priddy mrs A b
pulliam mrs Mary J
Petry miss Cath
Parson miss Kate
Page miss Mary +
Price miss Mary
Sizer mrs Ann II
Stene mrs Jane
Stanberry mrs Ellen
Stewart mrs Ann 4
Smith miss 8 A +
Stubhs miss Jennie
Stuart miss Lizzie
Snyder miss VIrsinia
Suffer miss Charlotte
Thompson miss M We
Thompson miss Mary
Thompson miss C
Tempkins miss Sallie I.
Toombs miss Lucy A
Tfowers mrs Sarah A
Taylor mrs A v
Turner mrs Laura A
Taylor mrs Martha
Thompson mrs Harriet
Tilier mrs Louisiana
Truehart miss Mary 6
Turpin miss Emily s
Tyler miss Sarah j
Taylor miss Bette nj
Taylor miss Mary C
Templeman miss W A
pannerson miss c
Vaughan miss X X
Watkins mrs Julia AZ
White mrs Sarah ]
Williams mrs Martha Nj
Williams mrs Mary L
Williams mrs Lucy A
Wilson mrs Charles M
Wood mrs Mary A
Wyatt mrs Lucy M l.
Walker miss Sarah ]
Wynn miss Elizabeth
Wilhelm miss Sophia
Williams miss Elizabeth
Wilson MISS K A
White miss Sarah ]
West miss Laura
Watch miss Mary
Walker miss Mary A
Yates miss MI A
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) ~ FkLL TRADE

:; va !SSI
fsHhA sglaiA + a. made +. sssS $s:i
ss! u s.! :ss; V
d Sas1s.n BsSss Hsss and sas
s saas & !, ssss s sas e ssls
I;:$ " - =: ii f's sa Il :f
's': Es9 Sis ;isa .ss'
psss q Is :ss s.lsst 81 Il; c1 1sF Pts.
q: :E ii :! s:::si
New Ee g kNsQ1Ds: Es .: row
for the Fail and M. 70 ) q ae 'G is,iss
Vii Vi s s''ss :: s;; & e.
no paw 2aE: i Il : 5 4.
psration for prednci iHst41 - 6siy ID tru Sai
bic '''' sS 1; & S,,s si|i
INFANTS F6OD.-5 French b 6e =
:s''''i : " T.. ;;s;'}j;
TWENTY-FIVE BBLs. q d bes sugar
!. g. 4, = DO; DO . dqeextrs edo q. g Dc.
hhds Cnha do, Is do. N. D. do Cd l5ore, for ale
WIN. WlLLACE SONS.
SANFORDS L5V0 iNvIGORAT0Ky
~ Ayre's Cherry recf0s4 RnSe,s pyepeyt1c Cusn-
pound, &C.. lust reeaived And for halo ~ So ~ Is
JN0. W. P0LLAR bs DrpsEist. uth =.
RUCHAN,S FAMILY "a AF-k4c ient and
economical fnr n! parpoeess 4sgW re rI94gnrey
70 the toilet. For sale u - ~ 9. =. 49,.
IN Nor pohF. MarshaH For o6tr by e. g
my COD.FlBM-Hf Strictly prime, just gsSSlyed
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SHOCkOE HILL GENERAL
80. AGENCY.-G. w. H. TYLER, Office on
RENT OUT. HOUSES. HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NEGROES, and
acts as a GENERAL AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past au 3l-6m
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81 1AL Ne1ECn

n. Insurance Notice. -Defsr not unlil TO-
.no1ror whit can b done to-dat lssrx4 IN
srRE!s So go a.Z,r,
iysur SscY III iii knds-kuch - Lifs THxtraNte
vpoN ,rhtfe persons. special or unlimited term
Siare Inensaacsfor ems mcash, 60 yssfssfhve
Firs T,sswyanfG Livery description OF properly
in Tosrw 81 (bsnfTs!! All effected upon aaos'"'
- - The hest Companies IN the Union represent
ed-Capltalo over 50 U0.000. re-. No
For ALL KINDS Of M sss an Pearl
street, 1sxt to E. D. Dachc, and Just Deio" -
change Hotel. 80,
N All iosses pfo"'p''' {. II. BHICKEN..
Gen. ms Agent and Medicai Exa'n'"''
Sc 10-A ------------.-.--
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1879 THE FALL TRADE.

~ Ce | am now reeelvInf my Fall loJe4s
stock Of CONE ECTIONERY, FRUIT, ALMoNDb,
BY me from Boston and New York importers Mer-
chants who are in want of anything in my line will
find my stock full. and of the first quality, which
will be offered at the lowest cash prices
Also, DOUBLE REFINED CANDIES manufac-
tured expressly for transportation, and warranted
to be superior to any that is made at low prices
Call and examine. ANDREW ANTONI,
French Confectioner,
Sc l0-Im Main ST., next door to Ex Bank
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PROVIDENCE PER Knitting.
e--S-a the usual religious services will he held
at the CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH.
the Lecture Room. until further notice Services
tSunday) at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and
o clock =. NJ. Sc l0-1ts
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MISS SANXAY will re open her SCHOOL on
AA Church Hill. for GIRLS and SMALL BOYS,
on MONDAY, 10Th of September.
The usual English branches taught also, Gre
cian falntns, Fancy Leather work, and 0rna-
mental Needework. so 9-6t.
MRS. MASON will resume her school. at her
September. ~
TERNs--As heretofore. - ST.
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NOTICE.-The shareholders of the
80 proposed new German Newspaper are
hereby invited to attend neetng on SATUR-
lines Monticello House, where matters of impor-
lance will be laid before them.
sc s-3t* ALB. LYBROCK. Chairman.
2. S.-None bnt Shareholders will be admitted.
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- REV. MR.. FLIPPO, providence
81 permltting.) will preach in this city, at
sycamore Meetin House, TO MORROW. Lords
day } the 18th. at ii O'Clock, A. Nj. sc 10-ltS
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. DIR. DAyID COULLJNG.
in FALL SUPPLY. CN
The attention of the public is, re. MSaaH

IN FALL SUPPLY. C
VI The attention of the public is re- EysAN
>Aspecttully asked to INV Fall stock of <GAfA
assortment in every department of the trade Es-
peclai attention has been paid in the selection of
safe trade; and country merchants will consult
their interests by examining my stock before bur
CHASING, as am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. call is
respectfully asked No. SO Main street. two doors
above L. X. Price x Co. JNO. C. PAGE, JR.
x@ PIANO FOR SALE..-A Rosewood
VI H timore, as good as new, originally cost
$3.50 Will be sold accommodating terms; the
subscriber not having room for it, Aepy to
CHAS. SCHUMANN,
Sc 10-lw* Main, between 9th and 10th SITS.
UErA FOUND-TWO COWS, one with a
XA calf or weeks old the other with
sa.ueone about day old. The owner will
please come. prove propertv. pay charses and
take them away. RICHARD M. THORNE.
Sc l0-lt Beyond the old Fair Grounds.
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7,r LIST.

~ X. ~ ~ y 4 81
segpGp - autkosty Of Act OF Congress IN
.ts per HAVING tho largest ercuasioh IN tine
Dissres rs.s Sf isttsfs in this List viii
rcsse say they sfo ADvknTh1p. "
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& 49, DIR. 5. L. INGRAM has removed
H>a his Office to Main street, below l4th, OPP
posite T. r. Price X Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
10-1wt
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n OUpy IVSl6
Sc l0-law4w JAMES Elicit, CPk.

Rules held in the Clerks Of
hce Of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond. on the LIST MONDAY IN September, 1889, lit
being the 9Th day of the month";
against and upon
William E. Henry, Peter E. Voorhees,, an attach
and George Hall, late partners under ment re-
the name and style of VIM. f. Henry turn'd ex-
\ Co. ..................... DTS, cuted.
The object of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANTS ONE HUNDRED AND FOhTY-THREE
DOLLARS AND SIXTY-TWO CENTS, with in
terest thereon to be computed after the rate of six
centum per annum, from the LIST day of July 1859
till pa, ment; and affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendants above named are non resi-
dents of this Commonwealth. the said defendants
are notified to appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit.
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lsEG CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,

T5y0{E CARRIAHES.--Th he subscIiber intshsis
Sk-Ix--eh changing his business, and will oier Tor
sale, his stock of CARRIAGES. ne. of his own
make. consisting of ROCRAWAYS, BUGGiks,
with and without tops, re-, which have been put
lower than regular city prices, as he intends to
sell every vehicle on hand. ! would tnrthar state,
that all persons in want of CARRIAGES, btd-
GIES, &C.. will find il greatly their interest 10
give q call. rs | I'm determined to sell ~ all
hazards lower than any one else, IN nTder y close
out INV stock. JOHN DOES,
Sc Sim Corner 9th and Broed SITS.
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MR.. u. TURNER'S
w SELECT CLASSICAL AND o,,


MAIN STREET. BETWEEN 50 Asp 4rH srnEErs
Ihe 10Th academic year Of this school viii com.
mence on MONDAY, the 18th Septembef, lssa.
Pupils VIII be admitted who are prepared to com
mence the Ancient languages, or under classes
already formed. For Terms, Course Of Study,
fsxt books, &C.. see catalogues; 50. I.
Mr.. Z. can be soon. after the nth September, At
hs School rooms g = h,a rssdsnss' On srsa
ENGLTSH AND CLASAlCLL SCHOOL ~
II SAUNDERS HALL.-The enlseffbor vii
commence the exercises 81 hie kCHOOLs on MON
DAY, 18th September next. Ae VIII us every 81
fort to merit continuance oft patronage he has
heretofore received. For terms = o.. apply 70
~ e-4ts Il. 7. CHuMP.
DIAN0 FORTE AND SINCE n G.-Nise
i ALICE G. DAWSON viii BE- happy to r>ceiy.
limited number Of pupis in the above branches OF
educasicn, on moderate terms, either 1t the rear
snco Of the puPii. 81 her own, nth street. b.
tween Hyoad and Grace. 80 +, = - = g
i. Rrivais Isssons given in FRENCH 10 yeuas
lfIe6 MAnTNMORNF s, Rom New Yesf, nov
~ N this sitys vishee to oheaan scholars ~ TIE
FIAHOx elther Rr1yately or IN nchool. ehe = =
pnRu 81 Fr0k WOILKxNAgy1, Who gives her ~
hsgh0es coMmendAt3op. Those Wiahinx - reeolye.
,s91nceien yl please cal On her. DC - cerner a
Mst4 end ADAMS streets. or Addrees her .(hxo2eh
the fosS-09cs. care Of W. 4 JkNkInx, III
.RsyERkygxs. = Rev. CAaflss kinnsgsruls. Rev
tfpi bslS MieE; IL hsv 49,. rs haDsoa
ss7-aws
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4 COpy-l este:
Sc l0-1aw4w JAMES ELIETT, Clk.

So IU-IdW4W JAMES i UIEII, u K.
NIRGINIA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks Of
tce of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond. on the LIST MONDAY in September, 1859, lit
being the 9Th day of the month";
against and upon
William f. Henry, Peter f. VOORHEES,, an attach
and George Hall, late partners under ment re-
the name and style of VIM Z. Henry turnd ex-
20 , - az; u,,;. Dts eeuted
dants TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN
DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, with
interest thereon to be computed after the rate of
June 1859 till payment; and affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants above named
are on-resdents of this Commonwealth, the said
defendants are notified to appear within one month
alter due publication hereof, and do what is ne
cesSary to protect their interest in this suit.
A COpY-Teste
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TIE UNDERSIGNED RE-.

80 - TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their PATRONAGE
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the LAST
ten years. He is prepared to furnish CoFFlNs o.
MI sizes and qualities. to suit the circumstance OF
all ho feel dis posed tn bury their rienrs ssnteeny
SERVANTS COFFINS Of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHROUDS. &c, on hand, Mt tho corner
of Franklin and 18th streets
JEREMIAH SATTERwHITE.
an 9-3m- Agent for JoBN NErTiss.
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ARMoRY Il. L. /. BLuEs.l

ARMORY II. l.. /. BLUES,J
RICHMOND, Sept. 1889.
81 THIS COMMAND will assemble at their
III Armory or MONDAY next, 18th instant. at
Mo'clock, P. NJ, for DRILL. Members will be
punctual in attendance. By order of
WIN. l.. MAULE, Lieut.. CONG.
FRED. CARTER, o. s.
NOTICE.-Those members who ordered CAPS
from Marker DUEsBERRY, will call at bi> store, No.
Main street, and procure them immediately, as
they are now ready for delivery. tse l0-2tl &C.
=, ATTENTION. va. RIFLES.-Paradei in
~ front of the City Hall on MONDAY next. Sep
temher 18th. at IA o'clock, A. NJ, in summer
sIunform, with. four rounds of ball cartridge
- arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain
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JOHN w. POLL ARD, Druggist and Che,nist.
= has inst received q very large supply of DRTGS
CaEMlcA! and FANCY ARTICLES. Also. .
Tooth BRUAH Es all Of which offer for sale low.
JNO. w. PoLLAfip ., 18th street.
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A NEW BOOK BY PHILIP BARRETT,
n ffhos w; White; , author of Flowers by the
T c. C. DREWRY, late P. B. Price
3HE DEAF SHOEMAKER, and other Stories, IL
Illustrated SOC. n
This neat and attractive little volume is filed
animated stsle, and is an excellent book for Tie
concentrating and Instructive. The Appell-
dix contains several sketches adapted to persons Of
matufer years. Sc l1-3t
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The object of this suit is TO recover of the de-
PENDANTS ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOL
LARS; and affidavit having been made and Il ed
that the defendants above named are non residents
o. TINS commonwealth, the said defendants are no.
tined to appear within one month after due publi-
cation hereof and do hat is necessary to protect
their interest IN this suit. A Copy-Teste:
Sc l0-law4w JAMES EELETT Crk
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= RICHMoND sToNE.wARE

Corner of 18th and Cary streets,
~ RICHMOND, IA,
KEESEE & PARR, Proprietors
The subscribers respectfully inf:rm the mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
sT0NE-W ARE, which they are selling nj factory
prices. with liberal discount for CASH.
EA All WARE sold by us will lie delivered in any
part of the city free of charge.
Sc g-9t KEFSEEH pARR
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VNANTED-For The balance of the year, at the
w CARBON HILL MINES, II or Is NEGRO
MEN, for surface operations for whom liberal
prices will be paid. JNO. J. WERTH,
sc Its AGENT.
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WANTED-An experienced NURSE-colored
HARVEY, ARAIISTEAD & WILLIAMS.
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k,ALL STFLES.-Our customers and friends
are invited to examine the new and elegant
styles IS Of superb FALL CLOTHING. now receiv-
KEEN. BALDWIN Il wrrJJaus,
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sc 10 1aw4w JAMES ELLETT CPk

VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond,
on the LIST MONDAY in September, 1859, tit being
the 5th day of the month";
stephen Hunter. Pltf,l In CASE,
- agGfaSt and upon
Wm Il. Henry, Peter r. Voorhees,, and an attach
Georse Hall late partners under the ment @ :
name and style OF VIM. L. Henry Il turn d ex-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23

4 Com ENTRANCE INTO THE WoRID.-on
the evening Of the 18th inst, (says the Dos
ton Herald, Bridget Long, the wife OF one
Of Americas adopted citizens. trarerscd that
bleak and Iesoatc bridge on the line OF the
y. \. Central Railroad. which is located
obout one mile this side Of Rcadville. While
pursuing her lonely journey, the panss oil
travail seized upon her, and forced u temper,
ary rest upon the cold snow. Thus situated
she gave birth to her cfsprins.-a bouncing
boy-and taking the precious charge IN her
arms resumed her walk to Readvllse, which
she reached III safety At last accounts, the
mother and her offspring were doing well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
GROCERIES, &c.

GUPPLIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
- 30 bags fair Rio Coffee
100 good Rio Coffee
60 prime
32 MaracaibO 4"
rs Old Government Java Coffee
80 pockets Old "
% boxes Chocolate
bbls Ground Ginger
10 hhds Muscovadu Sugar
10 Porto Rico
IS boxes Bunch Raisins; % bbls. Crushed
Sugar; A bbS. A j and Coffee do; 30 do.
Portland do; 20 DO. New Orleans MulaSses; 20 do.
Golden Syrup>; 10 tierccs Muscovado do: 20 hhds.
do. do 90 do New York Syrur - boxes New
Bedford Adamantnc Candles; 80 do. Eastern
Cheese 50 dozen Painted Pals; 100 boxes assorted
Mould Candles; 90 bales Wrapping Irvine, this
day landing, and in store
GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
dec q corner Of King and Water-sts.