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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

"A New York correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury says that Tammany has taken
good care to secure the appointment of some
of its best muscle i'll the various bureaus OF
the city government.
This is a novel qualification for office. but
none the less valuable on that account
NJ uscle has become an important element ir
the settlement of political controversies. The
world is no doubt making progress though
some philosophers think its progress is only
in q circle. In the days of chiyalry muscle
was much more important and much more
abundant commodity than brains. In the
dark ages, disputed points of theology were
settled by the law of the strong hand, and the
party which had most muscle sent the minori-
~ TO the stake. Afterwards, brains obtained
the ascendancy in Europe, and, for a time
had supreme dominion in America. Political
questions We're once submitted TO the arbitra-
ment of reason and common sense; but now in
the large cities, the most potent arguments are
big fists, bludgeons and slung-shot. MORRIS
sEY and the Benica Boy the most persua-
sive orators, and the party which can employ
most of these advocates at conventions or the
ballot box, is most likely to secure the triumph
ofits principles.
The development of muscle should hence
forth engage, IN an eminent degree, the atten-
ton of politicians and patriots. 1t is scarcely
possible that in this respect men should attain
to us great excellence as oxen and asses but
by an assiduous cultivation of their physical
energies, they may, in time. approach nearly
to the brute creation. In order to facilitate
this end sparring schools should be attached
TO all academies and colleges and the chair of
Pugilism be occupied by one of the most emf
nent political professors of that art The
pupils might DE fed altogether on raw meat
and periodically sent out TO pull down their
prey with their teeth. AT all agricultural
fairs, stalls should be provided for the exhibit
ton of powerful two-legged cattle, and the
most muscular and brawny be rewarded with
high premium in money, or by being sent to
the Legislature or Congress. In word, let
us ali return as soon Us possible to state of
nature, and exhibit that TO the world as the
glorious result of our republican experiment.
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General Wool,


tits stated that, among the soldiers and civil
ians who accompanied General SCOTT 10 Inc
California steamer, on the eve of his departure
for San Juan, was Major General JOHN f.
Wool, now commanding the Eastern Disi-
sion. and having his headquarters IN new
York.
The important depar tment ow eohhaeo 10
that experienced and gallant officer could not
no =, better hands General Wool, like Gen.
ora, Scorr. won his first laurels in the late
war with England, and, like the venerable
comma nder-in Chief bears upon his body
honorable scars won in that glorious contest.
Tn the subsequent war with the Indian tribes,
and in the contest with Mexico, he achieved
great distinction. His services on the memo
rable field of Bueha Vista will not soon be
forgotten. No one more highly appreciated
those services than General TAYLOR. The
thorough discipline to which General Wool
had brought the troops under his command
his wisdom in counsel and intrepidity in ae-
tion, made him worthy and we'll beloved
comrade of our Virginia hero. General ScorT
leaves the guardianship of the Atlantic mill
tary position in the hands of one who is every
way competent to its important duties and re-
sponsibilities.
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The Episcopal Genera, coaven,ioa.

The General Convention of the Episcopal
Church OF the United States, which meets
oacs in three years. will assemble IN snis ci's
or the sth OF October. The Consenuon con-
aiaia OF two bodies--the House Of bisheps ana
thA House Of Clerical and Lay Deiees'es'
which last consists OF four ciergymen ana iour
iaymen from each diocese, VINO are CHOSEN oy
the Diocesan Conventions. ana number In all
between two and three hundred These two
bodies sit separately from each other, and their
Joint action is necessary 10 the enactment Of
laws for the Church. 1t is understood that
besides the American Bishops, some of the
Canadian Bishops will be present, aud that
four new bishops Of the American branch of
The church will BE- consecrated. A large con-
Course Of visitors will probably be attracted
70 the city by the Convention, and the old rep
uiation Of Virginia for hospitality, we hope,
Will b. again illustrated
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Nadee Hildfire.

| s,,,,,oo,,,o hayo an incurable propensity
| to deceive with false news, and many more
| hayea corresponding readiness 10 oeiie'e IL
| all Notwithstanding. Hence, the ifequeh-
! cv of those Iaudable inventions called hoaxes,
| hitcs bans. quizzes, or. (as the present style
has it) s.raHards.'' Considering the means
wher,hy we live in our daily vocation, We
oueht 10 look indulgently on the producers
and consumers of these commodities, mas
much as we do profitable carrying trade be-
tween them But we have observed one arti-
clio lately which seems TO have calculated so
largely upon the ignorance of the public, as
to deserve rebuke. 1t is the account of the
recent death of poor woman in Scotland,
represented to have been the original of Madge
Wiidfire, in the novel of the Heart of Mid
Lothian. Now, the novel was first published
in 1918, Jorty-oae gears ago and though the
novelist might certainly have drawn his fic-
titious character from a person then living
ii is aim ost impossible that woman, such as
he describes, could have then been young
enough to correspond in age with the poor
creature who has lately died But we are not
left TO conjecture; for, Sir WALTER SCOTT,
in his notes to the second volume of the tale,
gives us CHIEFLY on the authority of his in
telligent correspondent, Mr.. TRAM, conclu-
siye history of her, from whom. as he says
the first conception of the character was taken +,
though afterwards greatly altered. "FEcKLEss
FANNIE" weak or feeble FANNIE,) was the
daughter of a wealthy squire in the north OF
England, and fell in love with her fathers
shepherd. To prevent so disgraceful mar
riage, the father shot the lover with a pistol
the daughter reached the dying man OILY in
hi lac
girl lost her reason. Taking her lovers hat,
plaid, and shepherds crook, and his few sheep
for her companions, which repaid her care
with singular doeility and affection, she COM
menced her wanderings over England and
Scotland, which continued from 1867 to i775,
when she died. Though efforts were some
times made to detain her, and to wean her
from this course of life, they were unsuccess-
full. AS soon as she had res ted herself and her
sheep, and had seen them fed, she gave the
signal by raising her sheep-crook, and the lit
tie flock at once resumed the line of march,
Other interesting particulars are given in the
note, which we advise our readers to refer to.
rs we have not space to copy them here. But
we have said enough to show how empty is
this fabrication, which has been flying on the
wings of the press, over the length and breadth
of the land, on both sides of the Atlantic.
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FaIl Dry Goods
SWO RID 8 & T. III A w
Have now in store large and attractive
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
adapted to retail sales. In DRESS GOODS
SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
RICH F0ULARD SILKS,
AIL-WOoL PRINTED BIZ LANES,
RICH MOUSELINE ROBES,
RICH PRINTED MERlNOS,
MOUSELINE ROBES, for Misses,
VALENTIAS AND TRAVELLING FABRICS.
ALSO,
large and we'll selected line OF MOUSE
LINES, at Csc. per yard.
SHAWIIS for fall and winter, in great variety.
CL0AKS.-All the novelties, in every grade oil
fabric and variety of style.
MOURNING. GOODS.--Tn this department we
ask the particular attention of buyers.
ALSO,
In EMBROIDERIES. GLOVES, HOSIERY,
LINENS and WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS, &c.
n. BIN assortment of CLOTHS. CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS, (which we have made
up TO order,l can be found ''soMETHiNG FOR BOYS"
Sc &-3t SWORDS THAW, lis Broad ST.
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NORFOLK, Sept. 2G, 1850.
Tho most of our vegetables reach us i'm boats.
instead of in carts. as is the case with you
Tn his particular we are something like an
Gent Venice. Large numbers of these boats
cougregate in the sCounty Dock" at the foot
Of market space, every day, but more particu-
larly on Saturday. Day before yesterday,
large number of all kinds and sizes gathered
there the most of which were manned by
women One of these nondescripts came in
contact with the ferry boat in the morning
and a most udicrous scene followed. Apples,
potatoes, onions, cabbage, women, chickens
and 'some pumpkins were seen floating. and
in the case of the women, "fiounderingr about
in the brine. They were flshed out without
trouble
The Mechanics Association have adopted a
plan for their new hall, and will commence to
rebuild Immediately The debris of the late fire
has been removed, and the foundation is ready
for the workmen to commence. From what
we can learn, this new hall is to be a splendid
place. 1t is to be used for concerts, lectures.
&c, but will not be fitted up for the drama
The association is wealthy and fully able to
put up such house as will be an ornament to
the city, and as they are mostly men Of great
public spirit, we have no doubt they will do
so. The other houses are about to be rebuilt
also.
Opera House this evening, in Bsytram This
beautiful house has been doing we'll since it
opened.
Our city is enjoying state of both moral
and physical health, never known before
The officers of justice, together Wi n the law
yers, are doing nothing, while the physicians
are equally idle--a glorious state of affairs.
A lady is said to have died from the effects
of fright, received during the thunder storm
last week. There We're two or three cases of
nervous affection arising from this storm, but
this is the only death reported.
pERCr,ssION
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Now Ready.

1-----
WATKINS e F'ICKLEN
INSTR ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TO EXAMINE
TAen entirely Netc Stock Of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,
Especially Of Ladies' 1880,
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
Which is larger, more varied and elegant than ever
before offered.
EVERYTHING is NEW.
PRICES AT THE LOWEST FIG URES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
In NEW ROOM on the first floor.
M Very superior
ENGLISH BLEACHED 4-4 SHIRTINGS,
AT TWELVE ASD-A- HALF CTS.
CARPETS:
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Ingram.
Hemp, Cocoa, Mating, Drnggets,
Floor Cloths, Oil Cloths
HA large and elegant assortment. IN
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
SO H-ts l59 Main street.
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Correspondence fthe Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs IN the Cty--Reeeipts on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, SC.

LYNCHBCRG, VA, Sept 25
The city is assuming Il more quiet appear
ance. The storms of the Equinox are over,
and the tray eIers who had to lay over here
have left our streets. The railroads are now
all clear, and passengers need have no fear of
detention in this place.
The markets for the last week have under
gone no material change; small advance on
wheat with an increased demand.
The amount of freight received at the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad Depot, for the
two weeks ending 23d September is as follows :
E,7l0 bushels wheat 1870 bbls -four; and mis-
cellaneous, 727,000 lbs. This statement shows
a falling off, compared with the two weeks
previous, in all articles except flour, the in-
crease of which has been 100 bbls. The total
earnings of this road during the month of
August was S7S, 073.7S.
The arrivals, last Thursday, at the four
principal hotels in this city, numbered three
hundred and five.
The City Council met on last Friday, and
was addressed by Mr.. j. S. Meem, on behalf
Of the Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society, asking an appropriation of 8 1000;
but us only a few of the members of the Coun-
Gil were present, the subject was postponed. -
After attending to other business, of spe-
cial importance TO the public, the Council ad-
journed, TO meet again on Tuesday evening
next, for the purpose Of taking into consider
alton the propriety of making the appropria-
ton referred to- PINKNEY.
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The Premium Lists.

In recent comparison in the Dispatch, be-
tween the premium lists of the State Agricul.
turai Society and the Central Society, the
former was set down greatly below the latter
This, though unintentional, is a wide mistake,
and one very unjust to the State Society. We
find that the aggregate Of the premium list of
the State Society is s9,327.5o, and that of the
Central Society, so,3s7.5o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

px.ru or An EprroR.-Dr. A. M. Gillian,
- nr the Do,er Tenn Intelligencer, died
s suddenly on the isth inst. He was a native Of
suu".n. ", and was an U. s. Consul in
-, 49, airing president Tyier's administra-
,,on work called "Giiiianis Travels in
mar,eo . was published by him at the end Of
his consulate term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsTOwN,
sKINNFR. Master; from New York.-Mrs r, Sny-
and children, Misses s.. and g. Dobson, w, J.
S;dpoT, E. H. Ryder, W L. Foster, Geo; Wilson,
adv ans ehd H. f Keoss adV and chdrePp
and nurse, Miss NJ: l.. Gordon. Mrs. Baldwin and
nurse. R. C. Jenkins and lady. J. c. Johnson and
ertson, F. A. Cairns, Miss {. j.. Scarborough, Miss
6. Smith, l.. 7. Jones and lady. Miss Mary Rob
erts, Miss F. C. Chamberlain. 2 Misses Burr, Miss
NJ. NJ. Falkner, l.. Sawyer, VIM. Chapman, John
Ney, Miss Lewis Mrs. Beach, Miss Converse.
SEEKER and daug hter A. w. Norman, w. ii. Hig-
gins. C: c. De Youche. A. D. Thomson, DR.. ]. R.
PAGE, P L.: Howard, John N. Williams, John r.
ton. Mrs. II. Raft, C. L. Wentworth, NJ. Stone, p
Weber, J. Creech, J. +. Myers, and steerage.
McCurdy, Charles Owens, John Dennis, John Ste
yenS,
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MARINE INTELLI0ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, SEPT. ~, -.
HssA Water tA,s day Tuesday, ~ o'eloek.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
steamer Jamestown, Skinner, New York, mdze
and passengers. Ludlam & Watson.
and passengers, b. Il w. Currie.
steamer Virginia, tarriyed 2ath,) Kelly, Phiadel-
pn.a, mdze and passengers, H. h. Tuttle.
Schr, Mignlonette, Snow, Philadelphia, pig iron,
to order.
schr., Ocean Bird, Quillin, Philadelphia, FIRE
brick. Jordan, Wynn & Co.
schr. 81. Cloud, Gwatney, Smithfeld, wheat and
corn, to Captain.
Schr. Leader, -, James River wheat and
corn, SeIden Miller
SchI. K. c. Stannard. Jr.. Booz, Baltimore, gu
ano, Bacon Il Baskerville.
sehr; Roxanna, Geoghegan, Port deposit, iron,
Schr. New York, Conwal, James River lumber.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, III. +. futile.
Schr. Coquette, Skinner, Baltimore, ballast.
,,Schr. VIM. Henry, Passapae Philadelphia, mdze.,
W. d. Colqultt * Go.
-Schr. Entire, -, New York, mdze., w. D.
Cniou,tt AZ Co
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mr. Rev. Doctor HeeE, Of this CITY, ls'- -
preached In the new and splendid cnaIsn =, =
Rev. Dr. srarse, in New York Of wn ..asi ~.
nooE lately Of prince Edward. !. So sss sss,e,
nas,or He gives, in letter 70 the e = e.
pss.,.,,a. An n teresting description OF me
f.s.' sa,,'ss and nay. just tribute to Dr.
srmsa who Ia. been for half ss ssn'l Il.
- The ministry, and who stu re'a'n' h's
health and powers of usefulness
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- sMoCKOE HILL GENERAL

G. w. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, tettceen Sirth and Sersnth
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROEs, SELL REAL ,ESSITIsAATE, SELL NE
He returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him for two years past au Slim
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Aff 49, NOTECE.-On SATURDAY, list Oc-
tS~~-a tober. at O'Clock. 7. NJ. an address will
he delivered by Mr.. DANIEL H. LONDON. at
ASHLAND. Hanover county, on the subject OF
the Commercial Interests of the South and par
ticularly of the State of Virginia"
Sc 26-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Cleared, schrs. Lydia r.
Ogden, Fisher, Richmond; Geo. ". Scott, Hub
bard, Richmond; w. b. Preston. White, Norfolk
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Cleared, sehrs. Lynchburs,
Harris. Richmond; A. +. Barnes, Betsworth, Rich
mond. Arrived, schr. s. J. Waring, Smith, Viii
,ninyton C.
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SHIPPING.

S>sA FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th A
A1EfM No. Steamship PENNSYLvAN
Capt. DAVID TEAL, is now ready fo re-
ceive freight. and will leave on THURSDAY,
Sept. 20. at o o clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage having superior accom-
modations, apply to
Ii. j.. FUTILE. AGENT. Rockets
Freight through to Boston. via fhiladelphia by
steam, at moderate rates and with dispatch
sc 27-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

EA- DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-H. NJ. MARCUS,
the OIL man, OF New York, arrived in this city yes
tie rday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27

N %. 80 size Anabrosypes
PITY CENTS.
At POWERS. lH MAIN STR EET.
Those in want Of large sixu AMBROTYPES, Of
the hest quality. 1T q how price, should call on
POWERS. tbs Oldest estshlished ID Richmoud.--
Life size PHOTOGRAPHS, cheap. We Z-3ts
~ Auction Notice. The attention Of the
trade 10 respectfully requested 10 my sale of about
10 dozen SPADES and EHOy Els, to take place,
by catalogue, at my store THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
% Tit E. b. COOK, Auct.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern that the Agency heretofore given to
LEON LEVY is this day withdrawn, and that he
is longer my Agent, and consequently shall
not hold my self bound for any transactions of his
ARABELLA w. LEVY.
SEPTEMBER 20th 1859. eT-3w
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The damage by the recent food In Albemarle
county, Va, is estimated at Sioo,ovo,
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TALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES OF
L SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL STATIONERY,

Z SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO FORTES, GUITARS AND MUSIC.
JAMES WOODHOUSE& CO.,
Respectfully invite the attention of parents,
teachers and all Others interested to the extensive
stock OF
with which they are supplied at the present sea,
son, embracing all the Primary, Elementary, and
Colleges of this State and North Carolina, of ap-
proved editions Their stock OF ,py
is large and complete. consisting of every article
necessary for educational purposes In the de-
PIANO FORTES,
there is nothing lacking. A visit to their well-sup
ppom ea stoek Of good could scarcely
be collected together. They have various grades
TO persons who have means TO crafty their taste;
others suited to persons OF more moderate desires,
Saass as an ess
y case They have i9T srle aee sweetesttoned
rabe, and far superior to those OF foreign make,
ss 81 @ III and pse ho"a
her this name, when they want good GUITAR
They have, also, Others 9f cheaper manufactpre
and Guitar; INsTRu cTioN BOOKS for these Sc
Instruments; SINGING BOOKS; GUITAR AND
HA NJ MERs; HOUR AND HALF HoUR
GLAsSES; MUSIC FOLIoS; PIANO STOOLS;
MEIoDEONS, &C., &c; all of which will be
furnished at very moderate prices.
Liberal discount made to teachers.
orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
P1ANO FORIES tuned and repaired. 27-6t
MANIPULATED GUANO.-We offer to the
us as fellows:
1000 pounds of the best PERUVIAN GUANo that
500 pounds Of the best soMBRE Ro GUANo, con-
tanning full 30 per cent. of the Phosphate of
40 pounds of the best GROUND PLASTER, for
;, which we pay So per ton extra
ALI well mixed together.
Planters and Others are invited to examine the
article. From the best information we can obtain,
We believe this mixture is one OF the best that can
be prepared for the Virginia lands.
Ma Prise to Planters @4Sp per ton, or Sc less when
'h Sc s-s''A 'f EbM 81 s"s b CO.
OFFICE sUPT. sTREETS,l
RrcHMoND. Sept. 26, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
pa. Il e cd II + l
S a Bred 81 f Fsns s sEd * ase e
' ALisso-For GRADING 10th street. north Of Leigh
he built in the gully on said 10th street. south of
d Esr further IT, BaTE .s saS Streets
= FOR SALE.-The advertiser having other bu.
siness to attend to- and bens unable give proper
BAcco, would sell out bis establishment. Every
business j: in perfect order To person possessed
OF It. For further information, inquire at this
once. Sc N-3ts
GOAL AND Misunderstanding this day by
~ Canal and Railroad
100 cords No. OAK WOOD.
Aso' on hand CLOVER Hill Lump
And Red Ash Anthracite COAL, at market prices
Office on Ba.n Bank Sesxe e. b SO and s,h
streets, and a. Petersburg DEPOT SO 1-lm
30 HHDs: BACON. sale Ga eonsisn.
: ~ ~, ment. 30 hhds. prime WESTERN BACON
ssa-st JOHNSON, YouNGERA 0TEY's.
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ADiES' FUKS.-
II respectfully invite the attention OF the ladies
to my assortment of FANCY FURS.
J. THOMPSON,
4N Main
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E - THE RICHMOND GERMAN
80 ANZEIGER ADVERTISED which has
oeen published since 1854, will come out DAILY
from the LIST of November next.
Terms OF advertisements reasonable.
BUSINESS men who intend to advertise will have
their advertisements inserted IN the WEEKLY
ANZEI6ER till the LIST of November. free of
charge. b. HASSEL. Publisher.
Sc 4-3tF Broad street, near 7th-Box 675.
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"A IAMiN RECEIPT of the FALL FASH
AIONS OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS. of all
colors and shades. JOHN THOMPSON,
Sc 2-2aw4w 81 Main street.
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: IMPORTANT NoTiCF-
q. YALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

-, VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
Tn On ERENGI GARDEN HILLs on THE
We are authorized TO sell the excellent BRICK
DWELLING located as above, now in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. William Wiley Jones. The house
has ls rooms, finished from cellar to sarret, besides
a Brick Kitchen. The lot has a front Of 10 feet
and depth OF $50 feet. and has on 1t the city wa
ter. Persons disposed to purchase are requested
to examine the premises as without such esaml-
nation the property cannot he properly appreciated
Apply to GODDtN l. APPERS0N,
Ar.
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l have established, in connection with the Morn
.As ''' COMPLETE JOB OFFICE,
furnished with Hoes and Rugges' fast Card and
Job Printing Machines. where / am prepared to
Il 5e best nffaHs5 81 nds
CHECkS, NOTES. DRAFTS. BIIL- HE
L LEI Err HEAPS IL Sc CIRcTLARsi HAND BILLS
FORMS, of every description, for awye sherids
-ALS0NAlI kinds of ORNAMENTAL PRINT
ING. n Colors, Gold and Bronze, upon low terms,
respectfully solicit the patronage of INV friend.
and the public PUB generally. GEO. W. GARY.
AIDES, TAKE NOTICE-.l4DIEs TAKE
Il NoTICE.-From zen to twenty pei cent saved
RICHARDSON'S. 2o6, ain street, near OH. To
the 9nhelieying, would say. call and examine the
goods and compare prices with your bills of the
s IL y fSYNp cZEsoS A1NoSp
cents pound 50 cents ~ Per y
ssA- Al Lonp Of 8 pounds and uppards, Frosted,
Is ssnts per pound e'''' : ~ sea1ii.
1889 JAMES MOORE. 1259
RkpNED chSsbbinFEs san pFsE n FRnIrs
NUTS, TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ACCOR-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Aiwass on hand everythi in the Confectionery
and Fancy Gaeds Witch hs will sell Il
or RETAIL on the m9s MoR terms
Sc z-ts No 81, opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
cOMMENaED THE SEASON--To make
n Nv that GENUINE YANkEE MOL |. Lass ass E rs CAN,
49,. Confectionery, ao6; Main street.,
Sc 1-ns Near 9Th street.
IL Lac. B. DAVENPORT.