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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

E.<cJtemeHf-NtsTo Bsner0!sHt S0ctettsS-SohS
Of Temperance.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct %.
There was considerable excitement and any
amount of indignation manifested in our city
Yesterday upon The receipt of a telegram re-
porting that an attempt was being made to res
cue old Brown & Co. Many of our citizens
expressed 4 desire to go 10 the scene OF action
ut once. Others sent n dispatch to Governor
Wise offering the services of one hundred men,
in case of necessity, while majority would
not credit the report.
Officer King. of Campbell county, went to
Jacksontou, n very small village in said coun-
~, on yesterday, for the purpose of arresnnga
negro man for some trivial offence. An OLD
negress, who this man had offended, informed
the officer that 4 gang of negroes, many OF
whom were from this city. were in the hablt
Ofassembling al The house this man. a search
WIS made and the books and papers OF So
c!ety We're found which was organized in 1854.
The books showed that they now have $50 IN
their treas ury. 1t purpOrted TO be beneTo-
lent institution, but many persons are OF Inc
opinion that charity is not the most prominent
feature with the Society. thorough lnYesil-
CATION Of he affair will be made.
The Grand Division OF Sons OF Temperance
is numerousiy attended from every section of
The state They are TO have torch-light pro-
cessiou and supper ton ght, which will doubt
less be an imposing scene. The names of the
officers elect for the following year are as fol-
lows q. W. P, Alfred Beekley of Raleigh
county; g. W. A. James w Morgan, Lynch
burg; G.. S. Thomas j. Evans, Richmond L.
T. = Ferguson, Richmond; G.. c., W. NJ
Christians burg; q. See. Samuel Sta
pies, Norfolk; q. CHI, W. w. Green, Mecklen-
burg. PINKNEY.
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= Magnificent Silks. ga
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLo4KS AND sHAWLs,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES of French
Importers in New y ork at .
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS &c TICKLE
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
generally that their larse and superb stock of
and fresh DRY GOODS has Just been repenIshed
By very large additions OF various sty of beauti
full goods, purchased by one of their firm, in many
instances at nearly
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask an opportunity of exhl bItlnz these
choice and select GOODS of the a>tceFt and most
fashionable designs IN order to insure sales, and
surprise every one W tn the Low PRICES.
IN SILKS especially, we are enabled to offer
such prices will brins this hitherto costly article
within the reach of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS,
French and Irish POPIlINS,
Paris Printed DELAtNES,
Silk and Wool PLAI Dis, &c.
are being opened this morning. and Will be found
extremely handsome and moderate in price. Our
CL0AKS AND SHAWLS,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assert
ment have had to offer this season will be open
ed to day. and will be found worthy the attention
of all in want. Some of these goods are entirely
new and very elegant. Our assortment of
SERVANTS and PLANTATION GOODS,
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR.
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR.
PLANTATION G0ODSi.i
HOUSE FURNISHING GoODS!!u
IRISH LINENS.!!!,
SHIRTINGS ard SHEETINGS.
PULLED CL0THSi!
SATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS, &c. ;!
VIII be found unsurpassed IN extent. quality and
price. loo 2i-tsl WATKINS < FICKLEN.
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gy1. TRrKs, TRUNKS, TngkGs. !,

formerly NJ 4rris 4 Bro. ! have jn 6rseeiysd
large lot of II MS. made by the 4 asnafSs-
tory in the CO Atfy to their especial H. FOR the
best of city "a country trade aud ar III M them
st prices 10 n all In want ola good lHns
Besides I'll II large assortment of Akos Shoes
Caters aud Mskins, for gents. ladissEBsses and
children tlsx are daily receiving nes &nd lsshior
able gccds Isult all IN want of the d manufae-
tured good y the Boot and Shoe lin,K
q. HE'LL RkCO..
is Rroad street. tetw~s Ms ae3 SJh
n. B-o 200 pairs of ladies' hns ie.I Gaiisrs,
only 81 N
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FATAL CARELEssNEss.-A child belonging
TO Mr. Burrell, of Calais, Me-, was poisoned
to death on Friday. 1t got into a room where
Mr.. Burrell had mixture of oxalic acid and
silver, in phial which he had been using for
some purpose and left it on his bench. which
the child got hold of and swallowed from the
effects of which. died in an hour.
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DEAp-Wm. -Iarvis, of Weathersfield, VT,
died on the DIST inst, aged 50 years. He was
native of Boston. During the administration
Of Jefferson he held the post of L. S. Consul
~ Lisbon. He did much TO improve tie wool
product of the United States, by i'm ,orting
from Spain over three thousand five hundred
fine-wo cooled sheep. On his return ~ the Unit
ed States, in 1910, he settled at Weathersfield,
farmer and resided there until liis death
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SUICIDE.-Dr. John IL. Tibbetts. of Lowell
confined in the Jail in that city on a charge of
keeping house of i'll fame. committed suicide
Monday night, by hanging himslf with his
cravat TO the bars of his cell. Tibbetts has
long been notorious in Lowell, and has done
the State some serviee-in State prison.
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n-~ NEW FALL STOCK.
Et3NN OCIgBER 2sFH. 1859.

snfnFo UR IgNbREB "a S II
We have jq,t resiTed i9ar hundreeJeasss Of
po s a., and sWW9i nf. ceSs,n ssi.a 70, ts'
ment Of the follow 4 kinds: Mems ans Is Bro
;ans, larges. sizes Hens and Boys I'D Calf
$ to .. very hea'e, with heels; wouaGs Dn,eA
Boots. OF the vcr vest auallt,; Mems ~ Double
Sole Pegrd Bost hrte sizes made l. effsr. La
dies hnc Heel sks, KID and Morocco spae ysry
large sizes. y {avite all in want q Bots and
will soil them ~ low. PGTNEY sWlFfS.
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ME-. BoTTs.-I.awson Bolts, the counsel for
Brown and his cOnfederates, a correspondent
says, is a son of the late General Thomas II.
Bolts, OF Virginia. and nephew of John NJ.
Bolts and the Princess Catharine ID. Murat, OF
Florida. His mother is grand niece of Gen.
Washington. Mr.. Bolts is said to be a young
lawyer who relies on his profession for SUBJ
>istenee, and man of good ability and spot
Loss rhRraCta.r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA Cloak
MANTLE
DEPOT.
50 MAIN ST.
r.,, .ra satact your CI,OAKS. and he prepared
c III sa, a." ueather r. EZEKIEL,
pc 31-4ts ov Hthn $3.50
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ny TUE AUTHOR OF THE

LETTERS OF MoZIS ADDU MS.
We may congratulate our readers upon the
treat IN store for them. This brilliant story
sbounds in exquisite wit, punsent satire, and
the most irresistible humor. 1t Will be con-
JinOed in weekly parts for some five or six
weeks Those who desire TO read this fine
story. which has been copyrighted for The
Dispatch. should subscribe At once TO the
WEEKLY. Subscription per annum only oNR
DOLLAR in advance.
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e,ss> WE. THE I'M SIGNED.
80 Stockholders of the w EST POINT
LAND COMPANY. and holding in the aggregate
more than one tenth of the capital stock of the
said company. hereby give notice that a general
VIII m 6 U ne ~, ~ tne 9u
WEST POINT, in the county of KING William,
on l ESDA1, the Sth day of November. 1859.
JNO. PR0SSER TABB,
oc S-1awtdt ALEX. DUDLEY.
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OFFICE OF R. & Y. R. R. co.,
RICHMOND. Oct. "a 1859.
e o. NOTICE. The annual meeting ofthe
is>-Ga Stockholders of the r. & Y r. r. CO..
will be held at this Office, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th DAY OF November next.
oc25-tawtgthNov A. w. MORTON, sec'y.
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80 sHoCKoE HILL GENERAL

AOENO1
G.. w. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Bet,osen Sirth and iSerenM
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL. Ne
GROES, and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon hun for two years past au 3I-6ln
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"a THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON

- THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
sd CARY. 2lsT AN D DID STREETS. KNOWN AS
Asx DIBRELL'S WAREHOUSE, FOR SALE
We are authorized to sell the foregoing valuable
property. II has front or the north side of Cary
feet, and on 2lst st. of 100 feet. The BUILDINGS
on the lot are nearly new. and are admirably adapt
DlbrelIs Warehouse IL established by law and last
year Messrs. Powell x French, were appointed In
heads inspected for the year ending Is 0ot 1859.
was 2e5. snd the revenue paid to the landlord was
about 81 200. This property is Justly regarded as
among the most valuable in this city. For terms
&c.. apply TO GODDlN K APPERSON,
1t Auntiopnorv
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, mdZe., and pas
sensers, l.udam x Watson.
Schr HaxaIl, Winters, New y ork, mdze., d. Il
Sc6r. Wm. s. Triplett. Pritchard. Baltimore,
guano f. II. Skinker & Co.
Schr Gray Eagle, Welsh, Baltimore, lumber, J.
Schr A. r. Johnson, Burrows, Norfolk, mdze.,
w H. O0i30i'' " 10 SAILED,
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Teal, Philadelphia. mdze.
and passengers, H. 4. Tuttle.
Steamer Geo, Peabody. Pritchard, Baltimore,
,Schr. Susan, Rogers, Boston. mdze D. &c w.
Currie.
schr. 0. II. folly: Creighton, Western Branch,
produce. Hatcher ( Webster.
Schr. Samaria;; Todd, dswn the river light
Ship Mary Russell. Crooker, master. Liverpool,
with 52S hhdS $50 erces tobacco, 432 baies cotton,
7l3 bbls -four, and quIGitrOn bark, &c, by Charles
Palmer.
BosToN. Oct. 26.--C!eared, schr. +. n kerson,
Nickerson, Richmond.
NEW BEDFORD, Oct. 2-Arrlved, schr James
Parker, Crosby. Petersburg.
NEWPORT, Oct 26.-Saied, schrs. Hannah Balen,
Mathews. K Richmond: Bengal, Hix, do.
New HAVEN, Oct. 26.-Sailed, brig ABBY, Thax-
New YoRx, Get 2s--Arrived schr FANNIE Cur
Cleared schr. j. 5. Williams CURTIS. Richmond.
Arrived at Rio Janeiro, 18th ult., brig Virginia,
Ramsey. Richmond
ST. THOMAS, Oct 1.-THE American brigantine
ST Marys of ana from New York, bound to Mar
Unique, towed III here Yesterday by the British
ing encountered n gale oil Bermuda. The steam
er had her tow SIX days.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIV ED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. OCT. %, 1889
High Water idis dog (Monday) 81 o'clock.
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NOTICE.-rb. :

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The nm
- dersigned have formed co partnership. dated
October LIST. 1859, under the style and firm of POR
TER, HARRIS 4 HoRNER, and have taken the
store, No. -, west Main street formerly occupied
found a srse and select STOCK OF HARD
WARE. TABLE ard POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, HOl GOODS, LOOK
1NG-GLASStS. CLOCKS, &c.
Their purchases having been made for cash, thew
fatter themselves that such inducements can be
offered as will not fail TO please. and respectfull,
solicit call from country merchants, city dealer.
and the public generally
An assortment of S Y r NGS, AXIES and
THOROUGH BOXES on hand.
J. L. PORTER,
q. w. HARRIS
&C 2o-di cwln N h. U0RNER
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n .M@ DIR. POLLARD has removed his of
ty"~l~S hce and residence to the Cottage on
Governor street, next door above the Kichmsnd
House. &C 3l-2wE
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LOST AND STRAYED.


"a can.l Boat Hope Friday ni!Rt. Sept '
ssss..I, marks recoslectedswith the exec ption OF
fr.,h sef f on tn. hack o! the meek and
ali ressonabs 10 .nv pefson o INV ~. ana nn
&C sl-Im' + H. sCRUGGs.
o. sTRAYED-s5 REWARD.-straycd,
Hotel ns'S WHIfE Dog T9, Win fs s Glow oh ssH.
and yellow spot either on the left or rsht side
% &C sl0at. 81 COT .ll" anu al Ht * BLUM.
ssFTsS STRhYED OR sTOLEN--From
E5sS the subscriber, on the night Of the 10Th Of
ss..-A2xe October, a medium sized RED cow
She was giving milk at the time; was quite lame in
short piece of rope tied around the right foot. A
liberal reward vii be PAID for her delivery to me
Marshall streets, for any informatisn which
.: 2o-dtf CHAs. H. WINSTON.
a. sTRAYED from my stable on Wedne,-
siig hty blind in the left eye. For his de-
wsd to VIM fssS will 6 5h 5e F2Pf6RI'
sefrsH STRAYED from nv lot on "Wednesday
night. two large red STEERS. will give
liberal reward for IN iormat.oEor the de-
1yery OF them. loc29-3tl WMSLEDD.
oSTr1r-op the Basin, on Friday, my FREE
nndcF VIII DO rewarded By leaving thcsanle At this
.c,o-n. A free r 81 a., soo Of e.iar.
I oST-cAUTIQN,-zL Lost, on " 9nday, the 2ith,
- black, agate BR EASTPlN aFd on Thursdas
from the subscriber, PORTE ONNAIE AND
CAED CASE, containing Frs Dollar Note,
small amount IN Gold. some en-cent Posts.s
stamps, and two Negotiable No 81. signed but not
hlled up. Al persons are cauti ned from using or
purchasing the notes The inner will be rewarded
by leaving the same at y. Ct Barton's, No. 10
oe SIS sla''' OF - 'hi' ONES R.H. GIBSON
FIFTY DOLLARS RFWARD.-STOLEN.
On Friday lasf the l4tt instant, some person
entered my house IN the abance OF my family, and
stole thereirom / oid-fsfi Toned Lever Gold
WATCH, No. 405, s. YatsrS Co.. ii Lord street
Liverpool, patent; old ule white faeel Gold
No. l,So; Gold HUNT R., Mitchell 4 Tsler;,
name on case, w m. Dixie .Chronen maker to
the Admiralty. IS KING .iusre. LONDON. No. IA
eSl; Gold old style TEATER, plumber not
recoested: Gold sins cease, god fancy face.
itobs Rosewood CoioER BOX, gltE three BIT
ties; Silver Plated FoRsS; i CHAR CASE, IN
laid with gold and silye and tortoise she'll
&C Its Nj. ). WHITMAN
CHECK LoST.-Nts lost. near our cFcn our
~ CHECK on the Pa Hers Bunk dated October
10, and payable TO N p or Bearer, for st4l. AZ
The finder will 30 8, Fsby rewarded believing
the same with rs, pa 4ent hsyinsg been fpped
&C Its II. WillfLoCk SON,
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E To Merchants.

EA- I SIFfCNa1ts.
WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL. ACCOUNTANT.
=, Office at J; s. Walkers Factory, 9TH street,
Continues to Write up Books and Adjust Accounts,
and solicits the books of four FIVE merchants,
whose business does not require the constant at
tendance of a book keeper. He refers to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. John Stewart David
n. Walker, Messrs. Massie x Peasants, Rich
mond. Va; and Mcssrs Massie Il Smith, Tobacco
Commission Merchants. New York. oc 25--Im*
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60 yIRG CHINA CENTRAL AGRI-
sS~Ssa CULTURAL SOCIEpY.-A mestag of
the Executive Committee IL earnestly requested
at the Societys Office, opposite the American
Hotel" on THIS tMondayl MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. Business OF Importance requires prompt
attention. C. DlMMOCk.
Silt Sec'y Va. Cen. AZ. Society.
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N =" 1 ~ n n
* ASHLAND ACE1
1HA FOURTH DAY-MoNDAY.
hssts 500 entrance; 500 forfeit; $500 added BY
the Clnb. provided two or more start. Closed With
d. Mcdaniel enters .. T. Minnie Lehman, by Bcs.
ton, dam by Trustee.
+. z. Bouch enters c. Pauline, by Star Davis
dam Monmouth Eclipse
Joseph Brummel enters b. I. Crinolns, by FL
Fnndren: Williams Il Co., enter b. T. Leisure, By
Red Eve, dam unknown.
|. and L. w. Doswell enter o. T. By Grif Ed.
mondson, Sam Virginia Payne.
Gen. T. ]. Green enters Addie Currier, by Chal-
lenrcr, dam imported Trustee.
Calvin Grssn enters b. @. by Grif Edmondson, his
r N Hall enter, 8 f. by Fin.ncier, dam Fideli-
srcoxn RIcs--Propristor's Purse $500 Two
Fondren Williams & Co. enter b. f.hy Chi!ds
Harold, out Of orssrix By orssor,4ysars old Dress
John Becher enters John l.. by Chde Harold.
dam BY imported Glencoe, years DID, Dress
p. {. Bouch enters G. Gleneona. by imported
Glencoe; dam by imported Envoy, years DID,
'' NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
&C Silt Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
"a TIE ACC0MPLisMMENT OF
ts.s2A mond and vicinity. that the next annual Sos
SION of his School for instruction in the above de-
. aR ns ON
Dor 5h 1852 for young Ladies, Misses and Masters,
and on MONDAY EVENING. November 7th. for
Gentlemen.
The New Empire Qnadrille, and other fashions
bic Dances of she season. will be taught during the
session. oc H-St
CIxTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT ION
VA. mechanics INSTITUTE.
HALL on 9TH ST, NEAR MAIN.
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
IT.. a+.rac.,ors
H' STEAM CALIOPE,
The first steam musical instrument ever seen IN
this city; Working Machinery, IN endless variety;
American Manufactures Of superior quality; Paint
aud South Sea Island Curi.,sities; Revolutionary
Relics: Old Prints; Coins; Minerals; Treasures of
the Ocean; Steam Engines; Virginia Jewels; and
hundreds Of contribution. too great 70 enume rate.
A-PRiCE OF ADMISSION, Is CENTS. Mem
beis Tickets 50. Life Memiers S25. Junior
Members 81 90. members ticket sives him tho
privilege OF taking with him to the exhibition t,co
ladies one L9fy and ttc0 children, under twelve
years OF age. No tickets are transferable Every
member and depositor is expected to show his or
TO ensure admission. Depositors' tickets, when
found in other hands than the depositoT, will be-
taken possession of by the doorkeeper.
ESn Hall open from 10 o clock, A, NJ, 10 bo'clock
oc 27-ts WM. FORBES, Chairman.
A PRIZE, PRIZE!:-AT THE PALACE
"A HALL SHOOTING GALLFRY.-A bea utIfrl
Silver Plated Ivory Handle FIVE-SH0OTER. to
he presented to the first person that ring the
AELL Tour times IN succeSsion, Mt the word. with
tbs re,nlar duelns Pistol. Gallery open DAY and
NIGHT, for practice and instruction in Pistol and
EIGHT SHOTS for 25 cents.
oc 22-lm JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
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-. DESIRABLE MARKET GARDEN
I'D OF FOUR ACRES IN SYDNEY, ON PLANK |
AA1 ROAD. FOR RENT.-Tke desirable MAR !
KET GARDEN. with = comfortable Brick Dwell.
ling and other buildin thereon, in sydney on the
pank bead, now IN the occupancy OF Mr. Bennett
n large variety, of winter vegetables which the !
tenant can purchase for very small sum. Amply |
at once to Zoe 5l-otl GODDIN 4 ApPERSON
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THE RICHMOND
w Il /. X T. y ID > q
4 BRILLIANT ORIGINAL sIoHi'

Upon making recent impf'.',. ,anu.,,
WEEKLY, DESPATCH, whlea ""'e
added 10 It's popularity and e&'ehs'se 1890
tion. il was animated that from 1i''e .''n'
orie,nal stories from some OF our ms ,oso."
nIt<hed writers should appear !" &c 'a,.
p,'>',a !, these a story from the brilliant
- ant,,ur Of the "MoZIS ADDUMS
Pr4,TrpS y promised for some time, is now
s,.,,,Iatei and It's publication Will be COM
-, IN The WEEKLY DISPATCH of NO
TpMRER a5ru. This story, located IN this
- ,,,s some OF the interior counties is en-
t.tled:
"a WFDL0CN Is 4 TICKLISH THING -
A"Bis story" about the Happisn Couple IN
Eiettuead
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ViRGiNIA MEDICAL JOURNAL FOR


SALE.-Owing to the pressure of professional
engagements the Editor Of the VIRGINIA MED
iCAL JOURNAL is compelled to retire from the
ne s o fsa 6 Ss s1 se ana
This Periodical combines the united influence Of
the old Ssethoscope, edited by DR.. P. Claiborne
Goach. and the Virginia Medical and Surgical Jour
nal. edited by Drs McCaw and Otis. 1t stands Sc
cond to none in point of reputation and the ability
with which it has been conducted. and has proba-
bly, the largest and most influential list of subscr
bers TO be found in any Southern State. As the on
~ representative of the Virsinia profession its ia
fuence is widely felt and its possession offers an
ample field to the nergetic nd ambitious members
of the profession who able and willing to de-
vote their time I'D stellect to such an offset.
We will offer the Journal To any who may wish to
purchase on moderate terD,S-free Of debt. and with
large list of subscribers; also including back
numbers and everything appertanIng 10 the pro-
perty. Application may be made to J. .. McCAw
NJ D.. the present editor or 70
RIrCHfE. OIINNAVANT 4 c0
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~. Cloaks and Shawis.-
LARGE Stock
JUST OPENED,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
II T. X x | \ $ &; & o.,
No. 14l, EAGLE SQUARE. oc 25-tlstNoy
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ma- second Large and Attractive Opening

No. second Large and Attractive Opening
BREEDEN FOX
Have been opening in part. during the past week,
and by the steamers from New York 70 day will
be in receipt Of, their FALL SECOND SUPPLY
OF DRY GOODS.
We have bought many large lots Of DRESS
GOODS at the closing auction sales, in New York
during the past week. all of which shall offer at
q lar sc and choice assortment Of
DRESS SILKS, embracing all grades, from IS
cts. ward to the richest sty les.
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
LANES.
MoUSELlNE DELAINE ROBES, at very re-
PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES.
RICH PLAID and STRIPED POPLINS.
VELOURS DE PARIS, and a great variety of
Our assortment of EMBROIDERIES is now
complete, amons st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at pricesMuch
MALTESE LACE COLLARS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE SETS, splendid as
sortment.
Of NE &c Sis Urfp large additions to our stock
Large lots OF "a and o.
PULLED CLOTHS.
Maryland Penitentiary
LINsEYs.
VIRGINIA JEANS, &c, &c.
Also. n large stock Of
FACED CASlNETS and CASSIMERES
NEGRO BLANKETS.
ocA-lmf BREEDEN { FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
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&100 REWARD will be paid for the eonyic-
49, -, n9n 9l the man, woman or child who re-
moved LOW Elk. VASE from a grave In HoI-
lywooa Cemetery. Apply at this office,
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LIFTY ,pOLLARs RFWARp.-SToLEN.

CHECK LoST.-Nts lost. near our cTicn our
~ CHECK on the Pa lpers' BInk. dated October
o. and payable to N Tor Bearer, for st4l.s5 -
The finder will bs Fsbly rewarded hi leaving
the same with rs, pa 1ent hzxing been sfpped.
oc Its 4 II. WiilTI.Ock SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31

5000 REWARDED the conyIcf,on Of the
~ - M.,p person IN whe cut the hose during the
nIe o. messfs; yn9 Geo. Gibson, on Cary street.
Oct soth; LEWIsL. BARNES. Chief Ens.
oc oA-ot Richmond Fire Brigade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31

X EMiON. Professor Of the French Lang
ans n ana JOHN A, CALYQ. Professor OF PAINTING
- aaS oraMns in al their branches have removed
oc 2-lm ~" -" 49,
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