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POETICAL.
For tie Enquirer.
"rbe Fashion Of this World Passeth Away

'.rhs Fashion Of this World Passeth Away
BY Ii. W. Do.
'T;s written on the rolling sky,
That holds no settled form;
It's shadowy clouds, its azure dye,
It's rainbow and It's storm.
IT'S written on the restless year,
On spring arrayed in flowers;
On summer bright, on autur"n Ns"''
On winters stormy hours.
tt, written on the changing 'a'''''
Its valleys clothed III price
lis towering hills. q; ancient ''' '"'
Its field, and forests WIZ
Tic written OH The Sursins sea-
Whc.c waters will not sleep;
,,3 On the countless streams that lice
An restless 10 it, deep.
"r;s written OH Times moving show,
That never is the same;
The living dreams that come and 80.
Remembered hut III name.
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From Po-.-au.P icce- Assassination OF The Presi-
dents Daughter.

New YoRk. Sept. l6.-rie brig Baltimore,
from Port.au-Prnce, with dates TO the 9TH, has
arrived General Prophe;e, EX-Mni>tcr OF the
Interior and h!> son. has come passengers.
The daughter OF President Getlrard was shot
dead while sitting in her fathers CHAIR, from
the palace gardens, on the evening Of the ard
Great excitement prevailed in consequence, and
very little business was dong. Flour was dull
NJ = 90 HaYtien money.
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for the equality Of the South in the right to en-,
JOY the common inappropriate domain; and
for adequate protection TO all the constitutional
rights of every citizen of the United States. To
this end hope we may yet attain.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE srSAMsarp KANGAROO.

HALTAx Sept l6.-ihe steamship Manga
700, from Liverpool. w!th dates to 3lst Aug,
arrived here this mornin: short Of coal. She
had ,empc>iucu> passage. She brings one
hundred cabin passengers AID two hundred
and twenty iii the >tecracc. She Will be due
in New York on Monday. There are no IL
dlngs as vet OF the steamship Persia, which 1t
is supposed left Liverpool Oh the 81 Of Sep
te,rhcr
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INAUGURATION.

The fruit Of the system Of harborns runa-
way slaves is apparent from the following para
graph from the Detroit Free Press. Disgust
is a very tame word by which to indicate the
adherence Of all vrtuous and risht.mindcd
persons to such conditions:
The extent to which amalgamation is carried
in this city, is really beyond the knowledge of
nine.tenths of the inhabitants. There are
hundreds of families, the parents of which are
of opposite colorS, and although the marriage
of whites and blacks is Illegal and void, yet
they live together and bear children. 1t is a
remarkable fact, that out Of all this number no
instance exists where white man lives with a
black woman. They are all white women and
generally the blackes, kind of men. Whether
philosophers would argue superior degree Of
depravitv in the arnabe sex from this state OF
facts or not, we are unable to say-should think
they would be unable to avoid it The same
condition of affairs prevails on the other side
OF the river, to the intense disgust-we are
happy to add-of all good and loyal Canadians
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CITY AND STti'E NEWS.

ArrRAy l., llANoyGH Cop$ry.-lt is reported
tia. very .erioa- difficulty occurred in Hanover
coan:y, near tie New Ken. lie, 9. Wednesday
nigh. last, grown. OFT o: dispute between Mr..
John Y. Brown and lis wife. Two sons Of MIR.
Brown l.cius and Wa>hin. on g. ousin. wis; they
considered tLeir mothers wrongs, commenced az.
ass..; u,.o, tie father. |: va, supposed that tie
Gr:,rtr:,are man could scarcely recover. VIM I.
Sn.tl. Esd :: Justice Of the Peace, had taken 'mc;s-
sar-- 20 have the o:,cnderS punished.
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ry,o RICHARD IT,, MARY L., SARAH

i 81, kLIIABErH y, and WI IT. CONN"E, ~
dr-n OF W. e. CONN0H, and all others WHO ra' +.
Interested Take notice. that Hanover County -
on the .9;h July. is5?, in the q 'to1u.f y
Common ct al among other things, dscrecf. us' ~
proceed. Of the sale 81 the land In The b and proceed
mentioned be paid to the said ". coEuor, after dgi-
the costs Of suit and eXpente, " sale upon his ~
10 the Ccur, authentic documentary evidence ;ha B., a.
given bond, Ia the penalty Of tS.or" ~;h good s'g-
the sale ~ the said Land, conditioned fnr the A'lCi
nir, Of the said -uin III. death of the said " g.
nor Nj, said children aud their heirs. but the .di
nor shout! make psyrssi, 20 the said V. u. Co.'S
under ,is decree until due publication. twice a"es
four successive weeks in newspaper, pnb!shci if'
city 0. Richmond requiring all persons !nere.iei %
same make objection ~ the payment herein d'rr.r
be made 10 the said W Il. Common.
Angus, a;-ctw wM D. WINSTON { Il e.
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WANTED
.SISTANI ENnINItr

A SITUATION AS AN ASSISTANT E%GISEkE
T An DESTROYS 0! obtaining situation A.s,,,.,
J. Engineer upon public improvement; Iaatr .c,-.
In the capacity as Transiiman and Draushisman and
used the level i have Transit, Level. Compass, q
and all the necessary instruments Cor DrsugEting F5r
hciency habits &c, will refer 10 recommendation.
Nr Charles Elett Jr under whom haze beea a.. s...
tAn, and other gentlemen oil high standing. \ rr.i.-
upon a rail- road preferred, though will ;.ky -'r,,
upon any survey. Engineers wishing assistants vii ,-
address. y. MANSON MERIwETHEs
>.ryeyog and Civil Engineer, Lesisbgr, !,
ACCOMMODATIONS BOR PROFICIENCY
WAsHlNGTos, D. c., Aug :. -.
NJ y ST. Mrrlseth Of Les!stGr;, Va, l. a pf.; ..
surveyor O, much experience, md engaged VI
direction last summer, in the survey % the proposed
snx Lake. He has used the Transit and Level! ~. .
studied 10 at himself for a useful position h 5 .
survey or IN construction lie Is al Industrious ,1
rc,lc man ia the prime OF lifr and his hahi'. t,.
.,-c,Iy correct can recommend him Il valuable -
Der Of any engineer corps !HAs. ELLtF j.
Ryr.K,ScE,-Chsrl.s Ellet. Jr.. Harvey T,sor.
Clarke, e. romhach. }. NJ liAFris C'v!! EnsineeF,.
|.
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ra>n FEE An...-Thc Lexington Gazette

U,l<G Fn.s AE;i>.--Ihc Lexington Gazette
say. tia, on Is, Saturday Mr. Archibald II. Barclay
aged -, who WIS OF; ,ap.i.:, aecdci.ily sho; HIM
seli lie VS. si,,iu. down uudcra tree with the
,n,z1r OF Ii, gun charged with turkey shot, leaning
against his ricnt breast and the hrerca rc>,n. upon
rock. The gun slipped oil the rock AID The con-
tent. Offering his >.-e killed nm.
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lIoN.c.pr IN LEE Couxry.-A letter to tn

lioNic!pE N LEE CouNTr.-A letter to the
Abingdon Democrat LAY, that the eth instant an
a:lr.y took place be:woe" Hiram Wierinan and job
Craurco, concernn. the grinding OF two bushels oil
wheat. \ a.t, en,ued. hu, they parted.
Crat.rce then called 30 l..> br",h,r, Ecl":d ID.
Cr,U.r... TO cone % Him. i II. Cmb;rce john
Bal aud W,iau, Br::;cu all wen; 10 tie mill, and
renewed the combat, when John BALL and K. b.
Crst,r,c were both stabbed by Wn Provence cats
ing a,n,o-; Immediate death. Wicrinan Badly
used mp Job Cr,b:rcr no: much injured. Pro-
N,ic' made lis escape.
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SEIZURE OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOYD.

NORFOLK. Sept. 1.-THE schooner Alcxan-
der, OF Rockaway, New York, was seized in
Northampton county to-day for Il violation of
the Inspection Law. The captain paid the
penalty, $500.
Hon. John B. Floyd and lady arrived here
to-day.
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NcCONMICK'S

RE.APF,RS AND NOW EES.
~ IT, MCCORMICK OFFERS To THE fAEME.s u
u. Eastern Virginia auI North Caro- ~
Ina. hi, EE,PEKS. and REAPEES aid c~S>,
MOWERS deliverable 20 order. through M
hi, agent, WILLIAM A. BkiAToS onz-aSa1Sn
A3pEAs,-Acs ui..,vE Pos: Once, hing William c..l.,
YirSiuis
y B-Au persons w.u;H; Machine, a!e requested
send in Their orders earis.
Dec Si-c;i WILLIAM bRhNroN
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Nti.c' made lis escape.
SALE OF THE Jr.M DrAN.-The bark Julia
Dean, oyv t'u>, captured l.! vessel Of the United
States Squadron ;.c coast OF Africa, and >cs; Into
Norfolk Tor violation o; the l.w against the slave
trade, SOLD on'Ae !;th iuSta'; under decree OF
the United States D-r;,: Co.r, Tor he Eastern Dis
trc; of Virginia. and brought The >uul o! $.,70o.
Robbius q Bailey. PURCHASERS.
ForSp GUILTY OF Arson Tie young man
Foster arraisned before the Circuit Cou, Of Norfolk
coup.v. on the charge Of arson, III attempting % fire
hons. IN Portsmouth. was ioui.i gl.;y las; week,
and sen, for i've years 70 the reiitcn''ary. The
cr.lnua! is said to Lc respectfully connected.
TIE Glrr Book BrsISESS.-Wc copy the FOL
lowing from Fcrncy's Weekly Press OF August -;
The c;N-book business, which has sprung IN with
il tue last four five years, is peculiar 10 ms c'"
t.y. and, from il, popularity, has become emitted u
be des gated an institution Ii WAS originated by
NJ. George q. Evans, now occupying very extensive
premises u, 43., Chestnut street. only half dozen
doors from the publishing Office OF! The Press. lou
buy book, out o; iuutuUinous collection, Iilcili-
ding all the ne" publications Of merit, and with each
book receive g't VARYING III value from ~ cents to
800 In the las, IN months between TWO and three
hundred gold and silver watch,, HAY. TINS been dis
tributed and over $4,000" worth o.. other icw.lrv-
We have scvn the receipts FOR money paid for watches
and jewelry, by Mr. Evans, since Christmas, and they
corrobora;c this statement tho fullest No more
than dollar is paid for dollar 6ookye, gift i,
presented with each purchase. Mr.. Evans Who !,
no, connected with any other house, in Philadelphia
or New York, buys books chcar!y ,or cash. and in
such large quantities tina. the discount, lie receives
are great; Moreover he is himself al extensive pub
Usher. iu,licousl, spreading himself, III tia: line
also wi;h drs,-ciss books He is it.t tor any eu;er
prise requiring spirit and capital.
MIR Evans publishes classified catalogue OF th'
la.ge,; assortment; Of books, in every department
expense, to Any person ia the United States, by ad
dressing GEORGE IT, EIANS,
Gift Book Establishment,
mo 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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ACCOMMODATIONS roR PROFICIENCY.

FALL TRADE, 1850
CLOTHING,
NT WHOLESALE ENCLU >WELl.
X{ORD wkIs!GER ~ !! Pf,EL stH''T H...
w store the largest and br-i assorted -'oc. %. LI
MADE CLOTHING they have ever offered .
m, good. have been Manufactured Gpol IL. l.- '-
are rad. Il tie bet materials, aai 10 To .
able style.
Mcrchsni, OF Nrsia!s North Carolina aai r,gr,,,..
mr., invited examine our stock briosr mnAins tr.-
chase, elsewhere. We ar determined 20 Scr ,!..
uc.,urn,, wiki any house ~ ihi-. any C;h.T u.IA,:
WORD Wki>IGEH No Y Peaf. street
- ~.
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Dean Richmond, Gencs.e Alternate, John Taylor
Of 1i,sa.
;. Ti,inafiI 81 New York.
Isaac y Fowler %: New York Alternate. Hon. Schuyler
crpprn. OF o..ec"
lion DeIo, Ne Wolf OF o.weso; Alternate, Hon. \. e.
DInby, ci Oneida.
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News from Pixies Peak

I.EAyENwoRTH, Oct. y, 1S39--The Denver
y express of the 18TH arrived last night,
lusing s. 800 in dust The news is meagre.
Celegate convention was in session at Den
~. for the purpose of organizing provisional
Ilrrumeht pending the action of Congress
ia regard 10 the gold country. The men,
rs were preparing 70 go into " inter q uarters.
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r ocKSMIrHING. RELI HANsINe

- SILVER PLATING. &e.-The subscriber has
gust returned frem the Northern cities, where he
has laid IN a large supply of materials. OF the best
qnality, used In LOCkSAilTHlNG, BELL. HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
he attention to his business. He has employed the
best workmen to be had. and is prepared to mako
TO order every Kind ef Lock, 70 HANG BELLs in the
best manner and To do Silver Plating IN styia not
TO be surpassed by any establishment in this coIi-
try. All bis work Is warranted, or no sale.
Alter an experience of many years in this city,
and an acquaintance with the best Lock makers in
TINS country, he hatters himself that he can gigo
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and prices,
and there fore solicits orders from town ard coun-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
PERSONS wishing to nave LOCKS MADE OR RFPAIs
ed, BELLS HUNG IN any style, or SILVER PLATING
executed IN superior manner, invited ~ call
at his establishment, 10th street. three doors
south OF MAN, where they will be attended 10 at
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance. sent through the Post
Ciice, Will be irnmedate filed; and Bell Hanging
done IN any part of the country AZ cit, prices.
ADDRESS WIN. ", SNEAD.
Silver Platter, LocksUnth and Bell Hanger,
oc lI-d3m 10th street, Richmond, Va
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eeS-sz.N
FUTURE DAYS.
Ny James NJ. Taylor l. SON, Aact's.


VEnKRR vALUABLE RIAL ESTATE AND
Ne = AZ AZ ,h nhcffnf5S'
WI sell - fls Eals Plantation. on James River,
mond, on TUESDAY, the oih dny III Deceml,er
next. commencing at lesS Q. clock. A. AZ. the ial
ance Of the RIAL ESTATE Ieionr,nr' to- 10 s nj
estate. containing 3i41z acres Of valuable LAND.
f. 10 a9evs; la9 acres OF hight, improved farming
10 woods. iy!ng on the Petershurl Railroad. within
enc mile o. the town of NJ niche ser. a lar g por-
t,nl " which Is heavily woeaed also, valuable
y = mari Property tyug on James River, exteadinr
tewn Of Manchester. upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
uiaeturins establishments
A, Ana - ~ clock ef the ga NE DAY. will be
Boys. Girls. Men, Womsn and Children.
twenty four superior NJ lie Ii cow s ofthe most
ln,praged stock; IA young CATTLE; 4yoke of
UAEN. and ABOUT SO HOGS.
peror animals; : HORSES. se' D''Ae ~ TO- SUI
arge variety of FARMING IMPLEME NTS
consistlng In part of a Portable ThresbIng Ma
enine. Heapers, Drills. ] God Crasher, &C..
About ,ol1 barrels OF Corn. a large Quantity
shucks Fodder. and Straw, and large quantity
OF fall and winter Vegetables.
TERMS OF SALE as follows: For the real estate
aii sums Oh 50 100 and under Be-thrd cash: the
balance at !, and years: for all sums of 5000
and under SO CO. "a cash, the balance at i q a.
and years. tor all sums over 6 10 600. one-fourth
cash; the balance at 2 8 4 and ears, the pur-
added payable semi annually. and secured by trust
deeds. For the slaves, CASH for all other pei al
property. OF S 100 and under, cash; over 100
mont s credit Tor approved NEGOTIABLE notes
Executor Of JOS Mark deed.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR i Son, Auet's oc ~
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ToEoxro. C. w, Oct 21.-Nearly whole
lyca of wooden buildings, bounded by Rich
lond, Adelaide and Sheppard streets, was
uTned last night. Over fifty families are
useless Bonds livery stable and number
( horses were burned. The fire is supposed
be the work Of an incendiary.
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I'll. EiIIihnSferk

NV ORLEANS, Oct 2a.-The steamer CRU
'tdef arrived here yes terday, having been on a
cruise III search Of fIlibusters
The examination Of Maury, Anderson, and
1'hers. was concluded yesterday. The Judge
'-serges his opinion until Monday.
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By Rich ard Cau:horu. Auct.
D3 tNtN TT .II II ffaUtIIDFII. ANCt.
---
w STEES' SAIL OF HOUSE aNULn

fEfEf STEES' SALE OF HOUSE .SULOT
IN RICHMOND.-By virtue of deed of trust
from John w. Jewett and wife to the undo rsgned
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Illus
tlngs Court of the city OF Richmond. and at the
request of the beneficiary of said deed. we shall
proceed to sell at public auction, the lot of
GROUND named in said deed, living between Jack
son and Duval streets. fronting End street 81
feet. and running back 1870 feet To an aiiey The
improvements consist of TW0-ST0RY BRICK
with KITCHEN and other necessary buildings the
WHOLE enclosed by sui stantiai plank fence
IERMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds OF the sale.
except as to the sum of $3.50 %. upon which credit
Will be gwen until the 7th day of April, 1850 ; the
purchaser executing negotiable note. with an APP
proved endorser OF giving deed Of trust the
property, to secure the same.
~ he safe Will take place on the PREMISES on
TUESDAY 18th instant, at4 y clock Z. NJ.
same tune and place and by virtue of deed of
trust from Innoiean B. CFenshaw and wife to the
undersls ned same and duly recorded in the Gle Il 8
ONCE of the HuStln-S Court of the city of Rich
mond. and at the request of the beneficiary of said
deed. we shall Sc II the beautiful VACANT LOT
adjoining the above. trontius % feet End street,
and runnlnE back l25 feet 10 alley.
TERMS.-Cash for much as may he necessary
to deiray the expenses oteXecIitng this trust, and
to dlschar the SUM OF s le5; the balance upon
such terms as the legal representative of the said
Tinolean B. Crenshaw, now deed. may prescribe
EDWARD n. DABNGY, rr,,.
RICHARD CAUTHORN,S ii"S'eeS'
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TFHgsgEE,s. SIS SALE Of yALgABLE

BY virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber bear
ing date the 10th DAY of September, 1884, and re-
corded IN Henrlco Comfy Court Clerks Office, be-
upon the premises, on THURSDAY. the 9th day
OF oct9ber, commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ, that
valuable FARM known as Rural Shades, /" in the
county et Henrice, on the New Bride, or Stony
nun road about two miles east of the city Of Rich
mond adjoining High Meadow, the farm Of f. H
dickinson, the lands of Mrs. Ross and others. It
lies on the north side of the road and contains
NETEEN ACRES. with valuable orchard
The improvements are q DIV ELLING, with the
usual out, buildings. in tolerahle order, most of
winch are located IN a beautiful oak grove.
Regarding its proximity to the city and It's beau
tin situation, Rural Shades. for its size, is con-
sidered one of the most desirable farms now in
market. -
TERMs.-One fifth cash; the balance at /, Q, and
years, CREDIT payments to bear interest. payable
semi annually, and secured by trust deed.
JAS. Nj. TAY L0R, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Sox, Auct's DC IL
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] lac Supposed fn.uraen, a, ChombersLura

CARLISLE, PA, Oct Z3.--The man arrested
Yesterday, gives his rsame as VIM. Harrison
ne Is ssiil Ia prison. II is supposed he will be
brought before the Court on a hd5eaS corpus to-
M0frOW. for discharge.
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Deatb.fEx-Goy. Dunlap, OF Maine.

PORTLAND. BE, Oct. 20.-Hon. Robert =.
Dunlap, Ex-Governor of this State, and Pas
General Grand High Chief of the Royal Arch
Hasohs for the United States, died this even
III. ~ has residence in Brunswick.
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The Nebraska Election,

LEAsgswoBTH, Oct. u, Intelligence
las reached here direct from Nebraska City
,aat Daily, Republican, is elected delegate to
1ohgress by majority of A. over Estabrook
democrat.
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of "a ceIored Military Compan

'INiFhIts OF a NtIOrfd hIIfIuT} tVH'PdII5
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-The arms recently
sulshed 10 Il eolored volunteer company IN
hIs city, have been taken away by the Al
ulant General of Pennsylvania, In conse-
luence Of the Harper's Ferry affair.
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tt FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The superior
6aFFe fast sailing Bark ANDREW MANDER-
a~Hxs7a SON, b. F. HENDERSON, Master, having
the greater portion OF her cargo engaged. will have
all possible dispatch. Fer remainder of cargo or
passage-hayins superior furnished accommoda-
uons-apply to
oc IS--lw ". D. COLQUITT K CO.
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BY Richard Cautlaorr, Auc,t.

HARDWARE, &c., AT AUCTgGN.-On
MONDAY, 2ith inst, az 10 o clock at my store.
Will sell at auction. y jaree lot of HARDWARE
consisting in part of. Till Piano Locks, Winfow
Shutter Fastenngs. Yard sticks, Brushes, Shoe
IN keIs' and Saddiers' Avis, &e.. sc.
PROGRAMMES, &c.--Aiso, fine Pocket
Knives, Table Cutlery, dinner set of White AN
ite Ware, ) Chamber Sets; fer and on account OF
whom it may concern, X. CAUTHORN
- Aurt
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Columbian Hotel Building, Shockoe Slip.
11-2n, Richmond. Va.

rRATEs. TENDERS FINE SETS OF
II SHoVELS, ToN6S and POKERS.-I have for
including every style of TENDERS, SUMNER
PFC Es. handsome and plain sets OF SHOvELs;
coal SCUTTLES. Cnder SH0VEIs, Fire SHO-
xELs; hsn , STANDS for sheyes and pakers
BRICK; fire SLABS and JAMS; sets. Of SOAP
STONE for setting UP Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, Of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
can be supplied ut the lowest Northern prices.
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
BRASS FOUNDRY, and CRATE and FENDER
MANUFACT0RY, No 225 Main street. between
An Ism &. d. DENOON.
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v-%E-A PIANO SItNE. NO. rs BROAD ST..
ssSs-4nesSsTsa opposite BrSedsn 4. FoTS Dry Goods
III R!' Stors-The subscriber would invite call
from persons visiting the city in want of PIANOS
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
constantly on hand 4 large assortment of fine In
struments. selected by himself with special care.
Having been many Years IN the trade. and being
thoroughly converSant with the mechanism OF the
Piano he possesses peculiar adyant 2es and never
sells an instrument which he cannot recommend
ana endorse. He IS S0{s GssHt here for StenWay X
Sons, of New York. whose Instruments we'll
known throughout the country, and also keeps an
assortment uf the instruments made hy w. knahe
& Co.. OF Baltimore, and the Pianos of other we'll
known manufacturers. Those who wish 10 buy
will consult their interests by visiting the estab-
ment of Il. MAYR No. 2lS Broad St,
Opposite Breeder ( Fox.
TTsHE FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN
TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be
held on the HERMITAGE GROUNDS. Rich
mond. Va on the oath, 25th, 26th, 9th, 18th, and
29th of Octo Ser next.
PREMIUM List. s. G, coo
CHAS. DTNMOCK, Sec'y V. C. 4 s
H. Rural Register and American Farmer
New York Herald and New York Ledger, and
Philadelphia Ledger. 10 insert two weeks.
PTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-24
Acb.!Iion and Death iii the Mary land Peni'
Tertiary.

BALTIMORE. Oct, Cat noon to-day con
.lr la the Maryland penitentlary refused COM
.laA.e with the orders of the deputy warden,
sac. While he was endeayoring TO enforce the
LDand. was stabbed twice in the neck by
convict. Immediately Gregory Barrett,
ther officer. fired Two shots a the prisoner,
letting wounds from which the latter died
most immediately Ii is thought that the
,.suIy warden viii die Of his wounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-24

4,R~ FOR NEW ORLEANS The superior
<xxEsss fast sailing schr. SUSAN +. JAY Z. Capt.
SSr==eS. JAYNE, having the greater portion of her
cargo enEased. will Sal with all possible dispatch.
rIor state room accomm oiations, apply to
oc l3-lGt w. d. COLO TiTT & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-24

I~NFOR SALE,-As / have sold my Farm, we
Twill sell our thorouS Ii bred Stallion BILLY
purchase my interest, but he not to keep
him, We made about eight hundred dollars with
him the past season and only with two stands, and
they in FIVE miles of each other. He will be on the
Petersburg Fair Grounds, and will be for sale pr
vateiy until FRIDAY. the 4th of Nov. which will
be tn. last day of the Fair if not sold before that
day. he Will then be sold at public auction. two
O'Clock He will be eight years old next SPRING
Pedigree given on day of sale
DANIEL DYSON: