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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-06

STAGE LINES
Stages leaves the above House every morning,
Sundays excepted for Boundbrool and Somerville,
at O'clock, NJ, Washington, Old Bridge and Free
hold at l IL clock, P. M arriving at Old Bridge
in time to take the to Freehold, Returning,
leave Freehold at 40, M. arriving at Old Bridge
in time to take the stage for New Brunswick.
Campbels Express and Stage for Middletown
Point and KeypoFt, Mondays and Thursdays, at l-2
CLOCK, M, meeting up and down trains at Spots
wood, each way.
Van Kinks Express and Stage every day Sundays
excepted, -: Harrington.
0mnibusses leave this House every morning Sum
days excepted,D Id time for Steamboat TO rev York,
during the running season.
March 18, 1858. 1y
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-06

TIE TEETH.-An exchange gives the
following as one way to preserve the
teeth: Let every man, woman and child,
keep little charcoal in their bedrooms,
and on retiring at night let Thorn put as
much as can be laid on a sixpence in
their mouths, and work it about among
the teeth with the tongue. aud it will not.
be long before there will be no decayedp
teeth for the dentist to fill with amalgam'
or pure gold either,s
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-06

be- The policy that can strike only
while the iron is hot will be overcome
by the perseverance that can make the
iron hot By striking.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

6cl9cncer tDdt trnuriQr g'rr7oI erei ,nete
ih neulih in @ien, unp bringrn mir beuielbeu
mie i'm cine hprtise 3cituns terihtet: ..Gi,e
armc 2a9cIrbnerSfamiIie Bate cine orpEe proft~
9rue Safe, rpeIfe rie .Sintsr telonrrrz oerr
hattrn. Gem0bnli6 6ilprte pas IhSne Sbfrr in
Ter 4twrienbeit Der Gltsrn ben Mittelpunft Der
untrrbaltin9 iTr ris trei fleinen Rinosr. Ge
mar am Mteno pet s~ipeitrn NnauI, ais II. G(teru
pom Der 9lrbeit nab @auie ,uridtebrten. gEeIs
ter @ntlid bot lib ibnrn bar: ibre orc; .Rinper
| { nit eurh9rtiNtnen &cblen unp in ikrrm
SInie lhrimmtmt auf rer Grce, mitten untsr
ihnrn lap re RdBe nit funtclnten Quaen. bic
Ntutter %itilrjte nit einem S6ret Der 8er,,peifs
una auf rr Yritben ibrer Sinner. Sn prmIelben
NHm9rmbl dt ia6 ibr pis Sage nu Orr .Seb(e mn
otrlsBts tbr Turcbtcrlibs SiT; in 6ale II. Sd,u[.
tern. Der Wann, Der Gin 8stl Bel nd, fiibrte
Bate nod 10 pirl @eiifes9e9cnwart, bic &aBc ann
Shwan3 gu Taicn unO nit sinem ssGdsift aus.
9efubrten 6tcte 3u tGbtrn. 9la6 anaeileQtcr I'm
terlu6uns sfi8te eS ltd, ba6 Die &abc Die 2uu1
rutb se9abt. Die 5rau CAB am 10. ibren G1ria
auf. Der Ifann pnrbe balls pa8nfnnia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
ebmoao, Sa., Sommabcaao, Sca 5. Stoucn,bcr ls5:

e. ltsr'rn no LADEN. Sutcn in cen Ip9cnaunttn
S'eSfll"brru uup ounpc tcnnte or ba9sysu purhnue
hlHt ietpen: srltcrc, res SGrmen5 unp Sprin9en6 me-
gen. mas 'bm brhlt jupiper par; lcbtere, wcil or brei
Menldsu on Der Sunrsmutb bate ltsgben Icben. Tie
ate Sttpue rrrltdnp iepsn 2SinF, nno 10 fam eS, paB
Der Doctor ltb cnS Sprchcn, auGer am 8raufentctt
tdlt gang atacmGbnte. or mar eE. DIR Dem tetcnrrr
@rrtden aus iciner Stucirltutc, melhe Gin tlcinrs
Suftlob, ocn 9uGrn fIum temerftNr, bottc, Nntnr,t
Aab. SeItrrS mar or irit Der ;3tit nit Dem Ntcnrsraun
etnmal oui Die ShicfrrtnfcI aeIhrietcn mpbin. mas or
'onit %pl0Riicter GroufbcitSiGu: baIbrr, mic nrrIlumtc,
uno SitYlc lab ibm tcpiihu;tclnp icrrsmaI nab.
Ssntc abrr crreid c ibr @ritaunrn ben tGhitu y rop {:
Otnn Der Doctor Iup Gin paar srcee altt NcitcrpiRpleu
mi GROCER Sor9ihlt, podtc lis Iammt tenn %crbanrsrug
IN ec meitcn 8aidcn itiucS rbatnrbrr ~iartenen JrfS,
"no gtna fort, ais re Eirbeuubr serare elf ihlus,
obne auf raS GLEN Ss warten.
GrduEen uutcr orn 6aieltuItcn am Geuntcrar fanb
tr BEN iun9rn @erbcr StrrfcnS, rrr lid cinit lehr ans
lelC9cntlib nm 8rulcnS @rcthcn ttmrrten Bate, unp
ltt i9. en- rGtbie!baftcn Ycrlhminpcu lcpi9 s~etIicten
mar Der Drctcr lab i'm tIps iroacno an, unp Der
lungr Wtdnn Srt 'ur Nntmprt nur pe tortr Sonp.
Sttre 9th9en l%tmci9rnC pabin, IsiS au~frctenp. bis
~ rtncm grrEcn 2Sahbploertuih auf mcitcm Iccn
Ser9ridtn. 0rrt Irstrn lie lid louitbcmo onf bic Satre
ntcoct. gIt prui9rn Minutcn Ihluu c5 in DalrI
,3molk uno rings lGutCtrn rc lbiirmr Der IGrier
Nfittaa. Der Irc'Cr untrriu6te rubi1 pas 3unrtraut
lrinc' 9illrlcn, unp @cUrg StrrIrnS ,pa ein riunee
leHr tct 9eorcbtcs SetI nit Qlottrr 2 6liu9e am @urr
berYcr. Sctnr SInoe jittcrtrn rotci unr Der Doctor
lhuttcItc, es brmertcnc, ~lansiam ben 8upf.
Va tDnten lriic %mclrrilhc RiGn9e aus rcm 9cr1c
hCrHpr: nSCficbl IN Define gScae." gcbutlam. pud,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
Sceima u u.

Der ,,Mniei0cr" crfheiut lepcn Sonnobcne, iim talt~
i5brlihtn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Yn 81 80 in ScrouSSablune,
ueer - Gt5. per Wonat. iablbar IN ocn rely. 3rG9cr. NuS~
,pSrtioc MbcnnCntcu belitbcn cen @ctra9 an ccn SCrauSseter
NtttcrsS}rr 675l ~1tfdllt9lt tiniulcnecu.
GntrrtNcnoe Yttrdet ume @ittbe;tunecr rpcrbcu tanftar
trtIcIcu jcIomr,tn unp auf Scl1n9rn pcnprtrt.
Inwi9en mo Setanlm0hun9cn uucr Nrt mcrecn inter
~fplgcnocn 9tcin9Hnstu Nut9tnpmnten: etnmatiNt einrut-
INA tinto 5auIrc0 10 3cilcn cScr mcuigcr titSen cirrn
Sjuarc} 50 Cts, iipcimalise Ginrudun9 80 &te. unb fur
ieptS mtitcrc Nal - GtS.; 'Srliht WeihlftSNn;ci9cE NCr-
6tn flr SIP III baIbjdtrIi@er Scraueiabiun9 aut9SnUmmcn.
0r6Ecrc Nn;tigen wcrotn Yer6dlniRntifis bcrehnct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
gao. 23s

Nu' cry mr'ice crbab,m,n Wcpictsrs, urnuu,.. So
Sdampl bcugtc icin Naupt pbnr en- SSrrt -,
'uB,rh. Yer @cnrrni ina'e t:cr1af: SD mar
~te 'an9e ouT DID in Stills; i'd bpFte, tn mir
peH Ieiplt tpmmen unp lid u~ntrrwcrfen, a(sin
Su Snan9elt mid, Cth BIER aui,u uden."
Dann mdnetc CT iih an Sp,,itt,rut,n. o,ratb,
nn0 l'9ts: rSraeten Cir fb lrslc,h nod, Ct.
PSrrsenr9 uno berittru sic Gem Raler, NAG
So 9elFbcn babcn. Mpratm mtrcc it eingn 9}c.
RID UNI ShamYl lcltrt itnrrn."-
AtrS 1T bic Gntmidrluuo res btutjoer yr,-
Ill = pfncn %stnScIne SErhmlfdue ib le;t IL Ian.
ger 3clt ~ot9crpilt babrn. @lritmrbl 1T cic Rel,
Ger N"mPfc nrt nrd,t gan; aeictlp0,n cS inn
I'M Naltta Nc nod mctrerc St1mms n,cbt uutrr.
"0rfen mrrrtn unp rrren y, ,m,nsuno mmG iret
'''t Anfldte fem; ouein DC ,buuns
Shhn19!S Miro nitt wrnrs ra;u bc,raocn, cas
SSert iu nercinidhrn, pue unIcre topirrru mi.
Ratcn leBt nod Su roubrinacn BADEN"
Vic Ernppncr NNrhru,d,rtit ,3br NrrE" bee
merit IN elmer Srirrttun9 ccS i5allee dian NJ.
Yer SiherfeNcnh'In tJctIt alip Sue Stifio,
' ucS @e9enbiIcrS 2lHp.rl.&aecr; Sdomo, n
IN Den 5anren rer JtuiIrn. 9irt finn MIR rhuc
hue Sunoe utCr Tie nIbrrn l~lmitGnCc ieiurr Njr-
t"n9rnnrbmunl unb pilirn nictt, pb lc rur6
'etnen blpBen ;3uiau 9eihob. rccr ut lie oui YEl.
't9e @rihGpfuua Der thcrtcNihru H;crtN,iSi.
unasmittsl fcutct.
Snanpl irar tbcn IL icGr bic 6abne nno nsr
'oammeIpuntt, mic has Shmcrt uup Orr OIr
"r letnsS Bottles. gEie bel tltincn Gjrtiroslf5m
men Srpcbnltb, mar es Ypr;i4lih cic Giniofei
"pp "lannsjutpt, an Der ce rem SitcrFeIIrr ~.
RAD. Sbre mcbielici E. GifcrIutt, ibr Mis.
'fauen Spn Stamm 9escn Stamm brrurftr n,r
irtn9enpett Sano eines Malnes Ypn o~ui,ror.
''ntllHer 3battraft, zines Ntannrs ucn ausrre
frcentltber &1Gttraft, zines Mauurs, pcTru one
'rtannte urbrrlcacnbeit ibn itcr ben N&eip mn
&c 3mirtrapt btnWeJbrb. Su Grmanacluno eis
mes Golden Nritrrt parrn lie ieScr,eit uuriuio
uhp nnteati9, rur penn Cit lclpsr ibreu SRI,
esrltHno ~brlreItr unb lenfts lparen le ZEN Np1sn
iulht6ar.
9Str irbr Sdampl Gle Icine @rroaposr Hb,r-
trat, paS teSsu9te rie io sci Ianqere Dauer fsi<
mes NiOeritanbse. % Sabre uno npb ISnoer
tehauPtete or fi6 ni6t btrs, srn @ppen n, n
elima unter ituBt, 9r3en ZEN 5einb, lOnbcrn bieIt
aut Den urlprin5Ij@tn GnttuiasmuS n~ufretbt
nm tetner ieiner ri.ctn uno rauten WnbGroer
pei 1on ibm 40. Gr mar nod mebr ais Gin arc.
per oIuptltng Poer ais elm rehtm6giscr STrR.
Der fur lfiHe Gronr fdmpft, rr ,par her .S6mpe
elNrr "atton nno s%teltAtcn, Der RrprGicntont bee
M~'n5tampfsS PerI6nIibcr 8reibeit 9t3en BEN to.
r1nnii6tn Go1iitritt GROCER Staaten, pes Nrien..
t1l'FmuS 9'9en IS GurUpdcrtNum. Wtebr npb
ais her tubaer "ab sIudIibrn 6rlrDerrn per hre
ten leilte Eanc5ieute in ibm D II Wrrpbrtcu. pen
YIN NIlihG 3nlpirirten, pcn m,rpcre,i tanru en-
lar1crniihCn 6e!rrn. ME or eint in Dr. gliitbre
3eit pea 95ltm fampits unp lfrJte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
the German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
Advertisements directed Letter-BoX 6T5,
will be carefully attented to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

PECULIAR BEoUEsT.-A citizen of one of
| the pleasant towns in Mddlesex county, Mass,
beaueathed the sum of $500 to the silent poor of
| the village.
| The American Board of Foreign Missions
| has adopted the report ofthe Prudential Com
| mittee. recommending the discontinuance OF
| the Choctaw Mission.
The generous and patriotic public Of New
contribution to the Washington Monument
Fund.
The colored people of Canada have been
holding meeting to consider the expedieney
Of seeking new home. They propose emil
grating to Jamaica, West Indies,
The planning mill of Higgerbothem Co., at
Leavenworth, Kansas, was destroyed BY nre
ON Sunday. Loss S2O,90o; insured 81 900.
Elizabeth City, N. c.. has q population of
1--we thousand souls, and yet has but one night
policeman.
The tobacco house of John W. & T. E.
Friend, in Dinwiddie county, Va, was burnt
on Thursday last. Loss $780, ss-5
Dr. Winterbottom, Of England, has given
Sf00o00 for the establishment OF Free Nauti-
cal School for Seamen.
Mr.. Comonfort, ex-President Of Mexico. 10
in Paris, en- route to Switzerland, Germany,
and perphaps Russia.
The French government, by recent decree,
has re- imposed the sliding scale Of duties upon
all importstions OF grain. -
Twenty-Five thousand pounds Of New Mex.
ican grown wool has arrived at st. Josephs,
Mo.
/ Mrs. Matilda Klein died in New YORK d,
the 7th inst, from inhaiing chloroform for =
toothache.
The barn and stables Of John g. Lee, Of
Shenandoah county, Va, were burnt last
week Loss u 500.
Peter Goodia, . highly respected citizen Of
Fairfax county, Va, died on Thursday night
last of apoplexy
The liabilities Of the city Of Charleston, 8.
O., amount to ss,7i7, ,00f24 and the resources
to 81, SO, ,695.3l. ss
4 Co, %. in New York, vss burnt on the III inst
Loss $60, 0,O00.
Mrs. Walter Coles, near Albemarle, Va,
lost her tohaeco-hoass en Sunday last ~ fse.
Loss eI,000.
Col T. ]. stsptce y. s A.. Is sojournins at
Lynchbprg, vs..
new volcano has sprung mp Ii Qgseoa
Mount Hocd y IN = ptets ofastivo erupttn6
Lord 0rosvenor hns paased throuEh eanta
FA IN routs 70 Oalt1prniA md Chtna,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
nA. New and Elegant Stock of
L, L lNYb Y GOODS

No. 229. BROAD STREET.
We have just received our entire stock OF T ALL
DRY GOODS, embracing all the new desig gns that
are IN market ths season, and shall continue to
add To our assortment by every arrival, so as to
present At ALI times full and complete stock OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
In ladies' Dress Goods. CL0AkS. MANTHES,
SHtWLS. SKIRTS. EMBROiDERIES, LACES,
WHITE GOODS. TR INNINGS, &c, have
larse and varied selection, and at prices that will
suit the most economical buyers.
II gent Goods, We have the largest stock ever
offered, such French and English CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy Casslmeres, Black and Fancy
VELVET and SILK VESTINGS. SILK HDKFS.,
TIES and SCARFS, By ron and GRrotte COL
LARS. SILK and Cambric UMBRELLAS, Merino
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAW ERS, SuSPEN-
DERS, &c.
in CHI dren's Goods we have bright coors in
snsii Figured and Checked Goods, In all the DIFF
feFent fabrics.
In HoU SEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
In SERVANTS GOODS we have a large and
splendid stock OF the best makes and at low prices.
We invite an examination of our Goods as the
best test of their quality, sty lie. and price.
23-lm CRENSHAW, @ UARLES & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

Monthly Meeting of the Christian Associafios.--
Judge Storer, Of Cincinnati, has accepted sn
invitation to address the Christian Assoeia-
ton of this city, at their monthly meeting, in
the Hall, to morrow evening. Judge Storer
has been long and closely Identified with tho
Christian Association Of Cincinnati, and She
Richmond Association gladly embraces the
opportunity to see and hear him, afforded by
his soiourn here in attendance upon the Con-
yention. He will doubtless BE- crested by .
large number Of attentive hearers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

Ton Kipoor.--The solemn feast of Ion Kipoor,
or Day of Atonement commenced on Saturday
only abstained from all secular labor, but the
more rigid repaired to their respective syna-
gogues early Saturday morning, and engaged
in the solemn worship Of their fathers. The
ceremonies were of the most impressive char
actsr, more especially as the day Of atonement
this year fell upon the Jewish Sabbath The
seventh chapter of Levitieus will furnish
other denominations further information con.
cernipg this holiday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

Miss Maggie Mitehs!l-the Richmond favor
ite-commences an engagement Al the Theatre
tonight, and appears as "Prince Frederick of
Prussia, . in the comic drama OF Young Prince,
or the privileges of . Kings Son; and a. "kaiy
o Shiel. y in which she will sspg tbs popular
song of sTrust to Luck" and dance an irish
Jig The entertainment Will conclude with
The .Black Rangers, or the Battle Of German
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
~ Life and Fire Insurance.
KNOWLES 4 WAIFORD. Agents.

Capital represeafed 0psf. 81 .Utb.oUU:
We are agents for some ofthe best Lille and Fire
Insurance Companies in the United States. we
insure lives and property on the MUTUAL PLAN; !;
but the insured are not liable for anything over his
annual premium. The dividends range from 35's
To 60 per cent. We believe satisfy those
wishing insurance that they SAGE from 10 to rs
per esrs. of thsrr prsntiHnrs bs lnsurlng with u.s.
oc6-5t KNOWLES WALFOhD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

& Saorssning Lfs.-It was reported ON the
streets last Saturday afternoon. that young
gentleman, well known in the city for his bus-
fness habits, had attempted 10 destroy himself
by taking strychnine, while laboring under
depression of spirits, but did not succeed. II
the report be true, the plan adopted for getting
square with the world 10 certainly an ef1ec.
tuai, though very unsatisfactory, one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

THE DE MARBAls.-The De Marbais. who
were erroneously reported to have gone to
Philadelphia more than fortnight ago, are
still in the city, and likely to remain. These
two very notorious persons, having become
honized here through their recent ..tragedy,'' y
will probably find Cincinnati as comfortable
plaeeof residence, for the present, as any 9TH
er city in the Union.-Cinetnnati Enquirer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

Sentence Communicable negro girl Judy,
sentenced 10 death In AIbemaric county, was
brought to the Penitentiary Wednesday, her
sentence having been commnted 10 -hard labor
upon the public works." She WAS guilty of
the attempted murder of her mis- tress, and was
10 have been hung on the 5th OF November
She il little child, hardly 0 years sfags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

Sfrrek by Lighsnisg The residence Of Mr..
Nunnally, in Manchester, wn6 struck By light
ming during the storm Saturday afternoon,
iencs Of the bolt. The family wers III The
house at the time, and their eseape from death
is extraordinary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

THE MISSISSIPPI ELEsTIoN.-The returns
from the Mississippi election show democratic
gains. John j. Pettns, DEM. is elected Cover
nor by a large majority The following Con-
gressmen are probably elected 1st district
L. c. G. Lamar, dem; I'd district, Reuben Da-
sis, dem. Sd district, VIM. Barksdale, dem. ;
4th district, o. R. Singleton, dem. No change,
politically, from last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

WELL PAID FOR HIS SIGNATURE.-The Ba-
ton Rouge LA Gazette, speaking of the office
of Superintendent of Public Education in that
State, says: "Ths is a very onerous office, re-
quiring the occupant to sign his name as many
as four times during the year. Now, the salary
is $1,000, so that the lucky incumbent gets $3.50
every time he signs his name.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

yearly for thirty.seven venr.. Thfrd. ma All
snoneys deposited with the bank are to Be- re-
snar,u two instead 81 three per cent, . for.
navy fourteen. = e''- = -
p THE LATEST NEWS.
B, nss, Seph 1ss-The King Of Belgium was
se,iss iISss arritx last night for Genoa via Mar
several important personnres II q snr,scsed
f,.u Journey Is connected with the Congress 1t
!, The n report Of the foundation Of IN. kingdom
been posItir.,vy Il ,y % Under the Count Flanders has
nosDoN. r M, Sept. 24.--Accortine TO the
Tee -. aeuoun.s At Paris the treaty between
.;rnaa a1nSe ~ aId Cochin China was expected 10 be
miral had obtained fonr nora NJ - n.sn,ss
80. .ue eAeIeise OF the Christian religion. =
~ s,sasy o. commerce, the first ever entered IN To
fine toun o1ina ~ the cession to France Of the
Eng ~Wn OF Segan and its territorv: And
iourtnt recognizing the rights Of the Eranns. nnS
10 the Bay of Suron. - 0 Hisncn
The official journal Of Berlin ..v. ~. va.
oi rrussia has again become wore -es.As'.A .A
Tne Eeosemist Beige says that the h.rr... (.
Delgium Is lar from being as satisfactorv =
expected The wheat yield will be onlv t,-o =
thirds Of the average. rs W.
,ays as shs, hsa,rrrssspondent Of the London Time.
says INA. Cnerbourg is about to be armed com
pI.eiy oua war footing, and that rifled cannon
- Deing provided for ali it's batteries.
FINANCIAL NEWS.
Consois closed on the 23d ult at o. z sasx n =
money and IS a95x y for the account, -.
ed. iia'e'iaiiy cnang-
The bullion in the bank Of Eao,ana b.;
creased f6l 900 since the last weekly rennrt =
nas SILVER is quoted at SIS. I X d. dollars 5s nd
| Inc London Daily News city article. Of the
| 1he funds yesterday were stationary in nrica
Th 1ie uSnsaetlons being upon scanty scale
| Inc share market was also ouiet bnt wa,,
nppoi.eu-a rise In Mexican bonds forming
rue rue pFlhcipal feature of the days business =
AneIe was q lair demand for money: the gene.
RAJ Terms for best paper cannot be quoted be.
| low q 7sa24 per cent - d1o'0" oe
About t400,0o0 in Australian and American
| goln reached London on Friday and fsa nm
was sentin to the bank
! The London Times city areicle saws ,be
! funds exhibited undiminished ffrmness tbere
| being no fiuctuation throughout Friday 3
further influx of gold to the bank and an in.
crease OF the general supply of money con tri
| buted to the prevailing sfeadiness. Notwith
standing the near approach of the end of tn,
| quarter, there is undiminished ease in the dis
| count market, and considerable transaction
take place at 24 per cent. At Hamburg tn
| abundance OF money is SO great that bill can b
| discounted at one per cent. A suspension O
dividenus on the shares of the Great Wes teri
| railroad of Canada was announced, and tn
market for this stock became fiat at a reduc
tlon OF five shillings per share.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
~. Dennis g. Bros
DYING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
FRANKLIN STREET,

UPP8sTTE METROPOLITAN HALL.
The citizens of Richmond are respectfully IN
formed that we are still in the active prosecution
of the DYING AND CLEANSING BUSINESS,
and have facilities second 10 none in New ork
and the only place south Qf Ba!tt,aors kartas the
fHaehiasrp and e0nrenienctS for sreeutins the
crtp;iou af tc0rk Gdrergssed for. Every article
left al our establishment ls thorough hiy Dyed, or
Cleaned, as the case may be, and we guarantee
that satisfaction will be given Before intTustins
any portion of a valuable wardrobe upon the sim
pie merits of an advertisement, We should be
pleased to show specimens of work done at our es
tab'ishnent, and respectfully invite those inter
ested to view our machinery, &C., which calls for
an investment of over $1,000. oe o-6t
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nA New Fall Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~. NEW tfUDWSs =
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE LADIES, ALL HOUSEK EEPEHS AN D
FARMERS.
Our assortment is now complete Of all STYLES Of
rieh DRESS GOODS, ,EMRR0IDERlESan and LACE
GOODS; real Laees. At lower prices than ever be-
fore Cloth and Velvet CL0AKs, the best assort-
meat and cheaper than ever had them before;
Stella. Broche, French Wool and common flald
SHAWLS. -
LINEN SHEETIEGS;
Table Dnmasks; Towelings; Napkins; Furnitnre
TIoS GOODS, in Sleeps 6reys, Pulled Cloths.
Kersei and Idnseys, of the most approved kinds
'',s 40 = It's It's - VS. sAM'L M. PRICE & co.
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ACCIDENTS ON NAVAL VEssELs-At Woo
sung, China, on the 18th of June, while the u
). ship Powhatan was firing salute howit-
ger prematurely exploded, blowing VIM. Will
an eye and an arm. On the 18th of the same
month, Ferdinand Black, a sergeant of ma
rines on the U. s. steamer Mississippi, cut his
throat, and fatally, it is supposed.
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e. Now Ready.
WATKINS & FICKLEN


INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
EXAMINE
Their entirely Ne,1 Stock Of FaH and Winter
DRY GOOD S,
Especially or Ladies'
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
Which s larger. more varied and eleg ant than
before offered.
EVERYTHING Is NEW.
PRICES At THE LOWEST FIG URES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
In NEW ROOM on the iifst door.
no. Very superior
ENGLISH BLEACHED 4-4 SHIRTINGS,
AT TTwELVE-AND- A-HALF CTS
CARPETS:
Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels, Ingram,
Hemp, Cocoa. Mating, Druggets,
Floor Cloths, Oil Cloths
M large and elegant SsortE1ent. -NA
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
&c a5-ts l59 Main street.
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AN AMERICAN FIREMAN IN ITALY-A let.
ter from Naples says That at q fire there on
the 18th ult., q citizen of Boston named Gus ta-
+. Hall, performed one of those feats for
which American fremen are distinguished
There were three ladies in an upper story, but
none of the crowd dare enter the house. The
American went in, came out above on high
balcony, and balancing himself on the railing
caught all of the women as they leaped into
his arms, from whence he carried them down
stairs. The crowd received the performance
with cheers
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ARMY NEws.-The War Department has re-
newed the order directing Lieut. Col. J. b.
Magruder to proceed to Fort Leavenworth
without delay. Lieut.. G.. ID. Bailey, I'd artil-
lery, has been ordered from the headquarters
of the army to join company E, ID artillery,
at Fort Leavenworth.
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INSTRUMENTATION were two distinct
shocks of earthq uakes in San Francisco on the
9th and another on the 10th. These look as
though the underground agents were prepar-
ing for some active manifestations in Califor-
min
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EA Great Bar2alns-
FOR A CASH; + At co

PERKINS co.'s,
No. Ai, EAGLE SQUARE.
a Brown SHIFTING. Heavy, at Cd.
Super IS al 10 cents
The bestz4 evefsoid here, at IN cts.
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at 81 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at II cents
90 p's yALENTfAS and DELAfNES, At l241 cts.
DRESS SILKS, very cheap
2s Very Rich SILK ROBES, at SIS, worth S4
KID GLOVES. as good as Atexander.s, at ~ cts.
PERKINS K CO.,
20 l9--ts No. 14I Eagle Square.