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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07
The Nineteenth of October.

We have already announced that there is a
movement on foot 10 have a military celebra.
ton at Yorktown, on the 10th of October. to
commemorate the anniversary of that great
and decisive victory. The presence of The I.
S. troops, who, by permission Of Secretary
FLOYD, are TO go there from Old Point will
add much to the interest of the occasion The
Norfolk Herald suggests to the volunteer COM
panies the propriety of taking some steps with
a view to their participation in the celebration.
We trust that this suggestion will meet a uni.
sersai response from tine yolun teer soldierv of
Virginia Indeed, a trip to Yorktown. at this
beautiful season of the year, and on such
patriotic occasion, ought TO command favor
with citizens ia general, as well as citizen SOL
d!ers. Let them refresh their patriotism and
their yencration Of the past, by pilgrimage
to the scene of the erowning triumph of the
American Revolution. In going or returning,
they might pay visit to jamestown, the site
OF the first Anglo-Saxo colony OF the Cont
nent, and 10 Williamsburg. where still remain
80 many interesting relics of antiquity, the
Old Chnrch, the venerable Church-yard, with
the tonbs OF the cavaliers aud gentry OF the CO.
ionial time, the wings Of the royal Governors
palace, the famous powder magazine, thu
Raleigh Tavern, and faany other ediftces and
objects, haliowed byIsacred and patriotic as
soc tons
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l,,orn,nodorr TatnaIl.

Some OF the New York journals are severe
in their comments on Commodore TATSALL's
conduct, In giving way 70 the impulses of hui
mainly and gratitude by calling upon the
wounded British Admiral. and permitting
his steamer to tow some Of the English boats
into action. The New York Express says il
some Of these journalists had only been in
command instead Of TArxALI, what marvel.
lous fssats OF discretion would have been per.
formed. There is something sublime in the
perfect competency Of the press TO discuss
any subject, no matter how foreign from the
sphere Of journalism, and know more about
u than It's professors and adopts. There Is
nos = single science or art on the face OF the
earth, which the press, TO use phrase OF
friend Of ours, does not .know ali 70 piecss.v
uconld give NAPOLEON lesson In the art Of
soictership, and teach NELSON thing or two
About naval matters II Nod 70 b tbs wonder
heyINehpolsnassers knsw 30 much; nor 1t 10
eAitoss who sstonish mAnkind with huge
pysaanid y pFstsnsion, hassd On SMALL stock
" fsfessnstion. :. $. : S. = &. & !. 8.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Late Homieide-Sea5oard Touring Compans
-WinaHS' Steamer, &c


-WinaHS Steamer, &c
NORFOLK, Oct 6.
A coroner's inquest was held yesterday. on
the body OF Williams, whose murder was men,
toned in the letter of yesterday, and verdict
rendered that the crime was committed by
Frederick Collins.
The old Market-House was sold yesterday
for the sum of 81, to be removed in ten day
The brick pavement brought SOL.
VIM. j. Reed, charged with arson, has anoth-
err trial in Portsmouth, commencing to-day-
The jury, this time, comes from Norfolk couu-
~.
The annual meeting of the Seaboard Towing
Transportation Company was held in this city
yesterday. The old officers We're reelected to
serve until the next general meeting which is
20 convene on the Sth of November ensuing
Full reports were made by the President and
Treasurer of the Company-its condition
clearly exhibited and the fact made apparent,
that, unless additional capital was obtained,
the efforts TO establish a line of boats between
this port and Lynchburg would be fruitless,
and that the company would be forced TO s1s-
pend operations.
On motion of f. T. Hardy, Esq. it was Re-
soired, THAT the subscription books of the
company be re-opened in Norfolk and Lynch
burg, to continue open for thirty days, with
the unders landing that if, at the end of that
time, $40 600 additional be not subscribed, then
the affairs Of the Company be wound up"
The Winans steamer is expected here to-day.
PERCUSSION.
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New York, Oct. 4--,Arriyed. sehrs; X Il. Yer
miiyea, sophronia.. +; a; Conkiin, II Hickman.
p. Burroughs, and J. T. Way, all from Va 9TH
Cleared, schr. Alvlra, Brenn: Wilmlngton, n. Z.
BRIsToL PILL, Sept. 19.-Passed to-day, ship
Brutus, Robinson, from Wilmington, N. u, Tor
Bristol. -
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1s.-Arrved, ship Uncle Joe,
Plnkbam, Richmond.
TRooN, Sept. l5.-Sailed. schr. Volant, Green,
Norfolk. CT,
BosToy, Oct 3-Cleared, schr. Howard, Stahl,
Wilmington, N. c.
NEwARk, Oct. 3.-saied, schr. Edward, Bcmont
Norfolk Va. ~,
PORTLAND, Oct. l..eArrved. schrs, c. =. Buck
Coornbs, Windsor, for Richmond; Romp, Mayo,
Calais for Norfolk. =
BaLTiMoRE Oct. 5.-Arrived, steamers Georgi-
anna and Peabody, from Richmond.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE; GEO; w: Couch Master
w. c. Parker, L.. Bailey, H. b. McI.edan, r.
Ward Thernt1n H. Whltmere, w B idsSsn T.
NJ. Koeloci. W w. Shepherd, l. Potaux; M.
shaw S. A. Wells, Mrs. kellock and children,
Miss Shaw. f. T. Chapman, c. 3. Foster. Rev. D.
Rafienen, Rev. A: Burkmayer, Rev. l.. 7. bennett,
Master Fisher. Mrs. Fisher. g. McChain; Mrs.
McChan and child Rev. Pr. Robertson, Rey u, ?.
W. H. Ia, lor. w: II. Broumel. Rev s }. stock-
Lawrence. H. B. Gbbins, B. E. peland and lady, A.
Fanch lady. and 2 children, J. c, Thompson; lady,
Miss sJ jarvis Miss HAYDEN Rev. John Pardes and
lady, Mrs. s. Smith, Miss Bennett, Rev. e 5 LET
fngweli, Rev. Il. J. Hail, ID. D., DR.. W Shepperd.
Rev. F. W. Shelton, Rev. T. d. Garfield. Miss
Stubhs and servant, and % in Storage.
Also, from Norfolk; Rev. ) ). Stocking ana
Capt. Dyer and servant, - Lewellen, F. b. Gross,
Mrs. Hailahan,
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DIED,

On Wednesday. Oct. s.h. ZoA. b.. eldest and
only daughte Of Adelaide. aud William Fremont,
decd in the tenth year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintanceB OF the family are
invited TO attend the funeral this Frday lmornng
at 10 O'clock from Centenary Methodist Church.
Yesterday tThursday morning. about sts eek
daughter of William r. and Amanda NJ. Hill.
Her funeral will take place ut the Monumental
Church on saturday morning. Stb inst. 81 81 o'clk
Rev. Geo. w. Woodbridge will offeate Reiatycss
friends and members or tho Church are invited to
attend.
m. Fredericksburg, Petersburg, (va.,l and Mil
ton N. CD papers please copy
In Halifax. ". c.. on the 4th instant. Mr.. w M.
CHALKLEY tn Miss JUDITH ANN, daughter OF
the late David J. Lacy.
M Petersburg. Lexington, and Philadelphia
papers please copy.
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lllll-l 80 -
COMM Err GA L..
R,eA.,.nd Markets, Oct. o.

BAcosMsrks. active. stock !sh. sna ssiss.
s1 GgSSfsTEfsM saass a Saiis1 qss =
ter pr,cs Tor small fresh parcels. Demand q iittls
osBh.xsGts seamlcss Bags &c; Manchester do, 81
sp Mn{ S Ss, i sls71 al 30 per bushel
GoRN.-~There il none in first han,is, and the de-
mani Is coed The last quotations, 81 TO y2ts,
which will most likely be more than sustained ~
Hs cnoFFEE.-we quote Rio II 4 ala,sc.; Laguayra
la S.asS}bsyn s lsc Seh 49, - NJ Jaek.ons ,sc
Hulls I7alsc.; Adamantine D12oc.; sperm No.;
Ps.sna SpsrTm nI 1,s River s15osiso " bbL;
N coRS hssia y ba.hs Transactions
ssooTTSs laENs Sseessss s ss4a: ssss
ws5 S'i was q of con.e
sl fsIpS6u Sises m.Issi i. auis. We quote to
F1sH:-Noys Scotia Cut AierrlpFs, st,2s; North Nor
slFsIsos t K. ba II RI Sc; cts.
bun Ssasf il so s sSSs sss; Isy e.. s. e
according 70 quality and style.
FEATHERS-42a4o cts per b. and duh. Stock
'a Fali,aasxss nns Do,;; 40 " busheL
GINSENG.-No sales here RECENTLY. The article
has declined very much IN the Northern niarhets-
'' GRASS SEEDS@we quote Glover Seed s625a6
30; Timothy S2.2sa2.5o per bnshel. Orchard Grass
GUNPoW DER-Dupent's and Hazards Sport,
S575; Blasting $40; Eagle Canister Sli2a; fFf
HAY.-W e quote Hay at 90 from the wharf, %
Iii HIpES@salted 9H@lo cts; Dry lleIs cts; Calf
LARD.-Prime Lard in bbls l21z; kegs l30l31ac.;
ato NE,nA rdt n
p. ..lME.mIsast sales sOaS5c from wharf. From
store. we quote Northern Sl1l.2; Virginia Wc.@
MoLASsEs.-N Orleans ~ r45 cts; Cuba Mus
covado 80 cts; Clayed Cuba 70 cts; Porto Rico $50
oATs-None in markst-demand 40 to As cts. "
OFF A..-Bran l21f cts; Shorts Is; Brown Stuff &c.
| ONIoNs.--Red So per Dbl, of near three bushels;
PoTAToEs.~sales only by retail, mostly of
neighborhood raising.
PEAsmBlack are selling at S2a225 " bag:
PLASTER.-Lump-la cargo sales $40; mar
AT RsoSs siiss si. " Dbl.
| RYE;-We quote TO675 cents.
| SUGARS Ne quote New Orleans 71saskc.;
Porto Rico, zaaSe.; Loaf, llc Crushed and Pow,
SALT-By cargo, from wharf, Sl.s5; from store
sAITPETRE-saloc ey ID.
| SENECA R0OT-351 40c.. nominal.
| SH0T-7@lM cash, and time as to quantity, ior
drop and buck
| STARCH-Prime Corn 6a61a; Pearl HS1ac
| STAVES-(iood oak for -four barrels, we quote
at 81 al so per thousand for green; S7.501 50 for
/ seasoned: Machine eat Sass
also the and prices higher particularly for
| good and tine continental tobacco. We quote In
| feror Lugs at S4d5; Good and Fine S550G650; In
ierior Leaf S71S; Good S9aIl.50; English scarce.
| nominal price SS.50ll3; Fine Manufacturing SIS
a2s.
| TAR-S250 }Y Dbl.
| TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder 55c. a 81 40.
| WHEAT.-The market is not quite so still. The
instances of pay ing the maximum of recent quota
tons very raIe We quote general pr5 re; at
and occasionally 81 rs for choice lot of Red and
| Sl45 for similar lot of White.
| WOOD-W holesale: Oak S3.5U@ 1878 ~ cord;
| Fine S275dS3. Retail: Oak So: Pine $3.50.
| WOOL.-Tub w ashed sold AT 30a33c.; unwashed
| third less. Fleece in quality.
| Observation-Disclosures Rectihed N129c. Rye
| Whiskey, pure, SlGl.50.
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NOT GONE TO PKKIN.-The Washington
Constitution noticing the letter purporting to
have been written by the U. S. Consul at
Shanghai, saying that Mr.. Ward had gone to
Pekin, says that it was impossible for him 70
have received later advices than this govern
ment, and nothing official from the U. 5. Min
lister has yet been received announcing his de-
narture for the Chinese capital
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Northern Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.1

BALTIMORE. Oct e-Flour firm at S5.l2 Wheat
less frm-white S130f &145; red SI4nSlls-
Corn active, with an upward tendency-new white
zoe; old SASS; yellow 80 a9l. Provisions active
Racon Shoulders S1seS5.; Sides I01a6l05s; Mess
Pork S15sl a16; prime do. Sll4. Whlskey hfm
at 231a G29.
firm with light sales. Corn firm at yesterdays
quotations. Pork-mess S151s; prime Slo5a. his
kew &c. Stocks IRREGULAR and modera active
Va.6's S94s4. p. M.-Cotton very dull Flour buoy
ant-Southern unchanged. White wheat ~;
Mixed yellow corn IS. Pork buoynnt.messSS Slo 90
ais 81. Sugar firrn-Inuscovado 5Ad64. IuTpeh-
tine dull. Rosin heavy at 81 50. Rice quiet.
Sales in New York, Wednesday, OF 900 Va. 6's
at "a, and 81, 600 Tenn. 6's. 30, at H1s.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Coming Appointment-Ra'frodd Acct
LYNcHnuRe. va, Oct. 6th.

LYNcHBuRG, VA, Oct. 9th.
The fair to be held at this place, commences
on the 18th inst The Grand Division OF the
Sons of Temperance, meet on the goth, and on
the 10Th proximo, the Methodist Conference
erings will necessarily cause a great influx of
strangers in our city, and even.now we begin
to experience great scarcity in marketing,
which is held back 70. these occasions.
John S. Langhorne, has been appointed
Chief Marshal at the approaching fair.
There are no less than eight or ten candi-
dates for the office of Clerk of Campbell Coun-
ty. made vacant by the resignation of G.. w.
Dabney, Esq
The locomotive attached to the South Side
mail train, due here yesterday at l2i0 col
lapsed Hue by which the cars We're detained
about one hour and a half.
In the Hastings Court yesterday, William
Woodall, charged with cutting H. Ford with
a knife, was sent on for final trial, but admit
ted to bail PINKNEy
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rhe Vs,lg. Dispatch for this week, - iss"ea
.n,. ,o,rr,nr. Among its contents ars--A
, -. Y,,.ce Of Amasement--an interesting ar.
,.s,. psror, Of the wentworth IN. CO. Con.
.sn,,,r. The Adventures OF the American
nssn,.,or in China; Commencement OF the
Episcopal General Convention, ana great
variety of general news, besides editoriai, 10
cal aud commercial matter.
Price cents At the counter, or cents wnen
,,u, mn in wrappers TO send to country friends
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Correspondence of the Richmond pisp.tcb
CropS-CaH accepted, DC.

SHAhl"VIIL % n, A., OCT. Sd.
The tobacco in this vicinity is much iniur-
ed by "fre," and nothing like the usual crop
will be housed. The corn crop is short one.
Inc congressional canvass in the Powhatan
district has created much in terest and q good
deal OF excitement among the friends OF
Messrs. Pryor and Goode. ~
Key. Mr.. Tinsley, of Charlotte, has accepted,
or Will accept a call TO Covington, Va, much
TO the regret Of his congregation. ScRIBE z
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mA Dennis 4 Bros
DYING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
FRANKLIN STREET,


The citizens of Richmond are respectfully in
formed that we are still in The active prosecution
of the DYING AND CLEANSING BUSlNE SS,
and have facilities second TO none in New ork,
and the only place south Of baltimore hartng me
machinery and eaiences for ereeEfing faeasf-
cripffou Of teork adrerti5ed for. Every article
left at our establishment is thoroughly DYED, or
Cleaned, as the case may be, and we guarantee
that satisfaction vi be given; Before Intruslins
ple merits of an advertisement, we should be
pleased to show specimens of work donc at our es-
ested to view our machinery, &C., which calls ior
an investment of over $4,000. oc 6-ot
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ACQuITTED.-JohnW w. Sampson, tried for the
murder of Martha Armstrong, in Berkeley
Va, has been acquitted. 1t was
proved that he had not poisoned her, but only
advised her to take poison, which would ac-
rou, ulish an illegal purpose
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THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH
This match terminated Wednesday, in the
overwhelming defeat of the United States
Twenty-Five. The All England Eleven beat
them in one innings, with some sixty odd
points to spare.
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MAHHrEn.

On 6thinss,, hy the r. Rev. Bishep Mcisill, WIN
fsOkAIN and ELLEN T., daughter OF Mr. John
MuIion. formally Of Baltimore, Md.
MA Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 4th int, BY Rev Mr.. nalby. At the resi-
ssncs Of the bride 3 tather in the county 81 Meek
lcuburg. THOS r. HUMPHREYS, of Ciarksville,
Va 10 Miss ELIZA G. lloyd,
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Ma Valuable Real Estate on Broad and
Grace Streets, to be sold at auction THIS AFTER-
NonN ut o. clock 1T he particular attention OF the
public is respectfully called to the sale of valuable
Real Estate, located as above. to take place This
AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock; For pa,r5,cqiarss SEQ
ne lit Auct's.
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A tNroRMATfoN ron profile ATTENDING THE
GENERAL CONVENTION.

A large assortment III very choice BoOkS-many
School libraries and for the -adIng Of the young
rs families, ~ we'll Is others for fnaturer minds,
h - Just been received by townsInan w EST, at
his Bookstore. No. las Main street.. A list Of some
of the more recent issues of this choice collection
m.y b. found in his advertisement in another
column. &C Tat
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The largest audience that has assembled
since the commencement of the Convention,
attended St. Paul's Church last night The
ladies, Influenced, doubtless, partly by the
beauty of he evening, and partly by a desire
to hear discourse upon an interesting theme,
were present in vast numbers. The annual
Missionary sermon was delivered by Rev. &.
F. Bedell D. d.. Assistant Bishop elect of
Ohio, from Numbers, 23d chapter, 22d verse:
What hath God wrought" After the ser
mon, collection was taken up in behalf of
the cause of Missions.
A general Missionary meeting will be held
ia St. Paul's Church tonight, when addresses
will be delivered by Missionaries, Bishops
and others.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, ocT.6, 80.
Hjgh Water thrs day friday o'clock.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED, q
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Isudlam Il Watson.
Sciir. VIM. colqnitt, Frank, Baltimore, guano,
Schaer, kohler q Co. ,
Schr. Clara Belle, Parker Baltimore, guano, Il.
H. Skinksr 4 Co.
schr.. Ashland Graves, Baltimore, guano, Ed
mond, Davenport L Co.
Schr Hope, Frank, Baltimore guano, Edmond,
Davenport L Co.
Schr Geo w. Grce Boaze. Baltimore, guano,
Schaer, Kohler Co.
SAILED.
Schr. s. p. HAYES, Mason, down the river, hight.
Schr. Arkansas, Mills, down the river, light.
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THE CHARLESTON COURIER may be found
on file at this office, during the session of the
Episcopal Convention.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

CAT TIE, HUuS A4SU SiEEf'
BEEF Fair to good S350p4 gross. An extra
lot OF rs cattle brought S475 gross.
VEAi4.-Saes of fat Calves at SIS to 10 " head,
according to quality Market dull.
LAMB.-The extreme prices are $3Q3.50 per
head according to quality.
MTTTON.-We quote Mutton S3T5 20 head.
HOGS.-We quote at 50 81 cwt., with a good
stock in market.
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rr;xcoual BOARD Of Missions.

The annual and triennial meeting OF the
Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church
Of the United States, was held in st. Paufs
Church Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Prayers were read by Bishop Otey, OF Ten
nessee Bishop Kemper, of Wisconsin, was
called upon to preside over the meeting, ana
Rev. G. F. Bedell, of Ohio, was appointed
Secretary pro tenn.
The Board proceeded TO the election of per-
manent officers. Rev. Dr. =. z. Van Pelt was
elected Secretary, and Rev. J. ID. Carder AS
sistant Secretary.
DR.. Van Pelt read the report on Domestic
Missions, which was referred 10 q commit
Of five. -.
Rev Mr. Dennison commenced reading the
report on Foreign Missions, but the hour be-
ing late, the reading of the remainder was
suspended until the next meeting OF the
Board.
documents concerning the mission in New
Mexico were presented and referred to the
Committee on Domestic Missions.
DIR. Van Pelt moved that when the meeting
adjourn, il adjourn to hear the annual ana
triennial sermon at night, and that the next
business meeting of the Board take place on
Friday evening ut O'Clock
Bishop Uphold moved substitute that the
Board meet again on Saturday morning, win
the erstanding that the two Houses ad-
journ over until Monday. Negatived-ayes %,
noes %.
The motion to meet on Friday evening was
then agreed to, and the Board adjourned
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m- Theology--C heap. -. w. Randolph;
at in Main street, offers large stock Of standard
: AS TEENsir !. FIVE PER CENT LESS
than regular prccs.
Bishop Jewell's. Henry. Barrow. Mcllvalne.
Baxter, BuDy an. Bshop Potter, Newton. Wes-
lev Cumming, Waddlngt ton, Hardwick on 80 artl-
ticles; Hooks Church History; Friend OF Mosesj
Kingdom of Christ; Browneil on Prayer Books; and
many hundred other rare and modern
THEOLOGICAL WORKS.
lso, PRAYER BOOKS from 20 cts 20 s ~ each.
BIBLES from Is cts. to $40 each.
Ali standard and light LITERATURE of value
or interest, with STATIONERY in great variety,
NAV be found at RANDOLPH'S
DC T-3t Bookstore and Blndery.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

n. Ladd, Webster 4 Co.'s
SEWING MACHINE4
Tho propristofso tho .LADp, WHISTLER z Co.. .s
Machine claim. fAud snbsfantiate the clalmJ tnas
their instruments Msii sresWteANy and nv tsn1
Of ncedc work. and perform the same IN the jest
possible manner. Combating, ~ u does, the mel
it, OF the old Machines. and. ut the snne si. s
avoiding their fauts,,,t commends ltsssi 70 sne
a. adapted to every branch Of industry where the
Assuis :. ''s''fS p. HORTON REACH, Agent,
Al Corinthtsn Hall, Main street,
M between 9th and 10th, ur stairs
~ Also. Agent tpT sTpE , k ~ ne heat
low-price machine IN - country.
Ma LApp, WEBSTER IL Cos a,,>,ru
E uNRfVAbED SEWlNG MAChiNHo
Took the First Premium at this
Pennsy wanna state Fair,
90 4-1wif September 30th, 1852
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IA Life and Fire insurance.
- KNOWI .E.S Il WALEORD. AGENTS.

(npifdI represented orer...... -. OUO.UUO!
We are agents for some of the best Life and Fire
insurance Companies in the United States. we
int the nsu red are not liable for any thing over his
annual premium The dividends range from 33ts
to 80 per cent. We believe can satisfy those
wishing insurance that they sdre from 10 to 70
per cent GC their premiums by insnTing with u.s.
oc 6-5t KNOW LIS w ALF JIM.
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M Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods y.
BREEDEN & FOX,

aA Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry GOods!!..
BREEDEN 4 FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks a very
large assortment of Dry Goods, and by to day IS
steamer from New York will be in receipt of their
FALL STOCK
OF every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department. the styles and fab
RIGS are very and attractive. and the variety is
greater than that of any former season.
SERVANTS CLOTHING, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS. &c.
We invite the attention of buyers, both whole
sale and RETAIL to stock assuring them that we
shall endeavor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN & FOX,
sc l2-lmif 2I7 Broad street.
No. Cloaks, MantiIlas, ShawIs, &c.
BREEDEN & FOX'S
OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKS, MANTTLLAS. SHAWLS,
MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER.
Sc 2-lmif 2l7 Broad street.
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"a The St. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
and Main streets, Richmond, Va, is now open for
the reception of BOARDERS, either by the Day,
month or year. MRS. II. MACDoNoOun. p
Cts
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Il. p. A. 1.-The regular monthly meet
SNSA ing of the Richmond Philharmonic As
ISOLATION will be held at the rooms OF the Associa
ton on this (FRIDAYj evening, 7th inst, at So
o'clock. A punctual and full attendance is re-
quested. HENRY HARVEY, 3
oc 7-lts Secretary.