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Amsng the items Of news received by the
anrIo.Saxon, which arrived IL Quebec yes.
,erday, 10 the death Of LksaH HrNT. the poet
and essayiss OF England, In his 18th year. He
was born In Soushgase, England, on the 10th
of October, f7si. His father, who was warm
loyaiist having fed from Pcnnsyivania to his
native land, when the revolutionary war
broke out in the United States. He com
menced his career as . tutor, but in iso7
changed II for that OF an editor, and started .'e
London Exomine, In conjunction WIN he
brother. The independent spirit Oh
writings, not then tolerated by me
Court, soon got him into tronbie. foi ." -
noxious article on military logging, ne W"
arraigned; and IL was a. tii's
Tho lannon's Lord I3Rot CHAN hiss
..,o r,,,na a. the counsel for the deienee'-
rrA. ;nrv rendered verdict OF "not guilty.
-. ,r,und that an Englishman had
-. ,ha free expression of his opinions
,,,..,, a,o,her inry, however. he did not fare
81, The Morning Pest had, with the fui-
-. ,dula,ion characteristic OF the Court'
,,r,,ea the Prin ce- Regent an "Adonis, ana
10 this LEIGH Hunt added "of fifty Inc
Prince conld not brook this wound to his van
,ty and prosecution was instituted, result
ing in the conviction Of Hunt and his brothcf
JOHN, and their sentence to two years I'M
and fine of E, coo each. BON
brothers steadily refused all offers OF remis-
sion of punishment should they promise 10
iesist in their attacks. After his liberanoh'
LEIGH HrNr published his "Story OF Kimini,
and again started weekly literary paper.
In issa he went to I,aly TO reside with i-oro
BYRON but the association was Unsatisfacto-
~, aad his disappointment was afterwards
in a work called "Lord Byron ana
some of his Contemporaries" Age had not
brought cessation from labor, for the daily
,r.ss of recent date has teemed with the touch.
ng lines OF the old poet, and in his death we
zee extinguished u literary light whose bright
rays wer. gazed upon by the eyes of two gem
.rations before US.
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A Retur ned Liher;an

The Fredericksburg News, and the Staunton
Viadieatos have 81 cen accounts of returned
Liberian At the White Sulphur, whose his.
tory-some points. of which we have already
given--is instruc tive. 1t appears that this man.
now superintendent of the baths at the White
Sulphur, was born free, and in 1853, having
about 81, sou, emigrated to Liberia. He is n
man of intel Gence, and President ROBERTS
was 80 pleased with him that he made him
Judge Of the Superior Court. Six months.
however, was enough to satisfy him, and he
returned TO Virginia, preferring to be door
keeper Of bath to high place in the
Republic Of Liberia
Mc1NTosH Gays that the fever is inevitable
with all emigrants. and that scarcely tenth
survive ii. Thirty-two OF Miss GoRposs
omancfpated slaves died during the first wear
OF their residence, and out Of nother company
VI ninety, only enc now lives He might have
added to THO list some emigrants from Lex.
tnGton, Va. two Of them, JOHN HENRY and
DIEGO EVANS, men Of unusual intelligence and
worth, who persisted at an early period after
their arrival. MoIsrosH says that President
RosxRTs, also, after losing his second wife
and daughter by the climate, has left Liberis,
never 10 return.
In regard to the scheme Of sending out
American negroes - school-masters and
preachers. McIs1oAn pithily says: Ii isn't
IN EN-" and declares that the cases are more
Frequent where the American negroes 60 hack
70 The mummeriss Of their fathers than Of ma
tive aegroes converted through their instru.
1sntafity to the faith.
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Ucrssspcnysnre n the Rfchmcnd Dfsrs J
r.nyex Fnr..af-- Religious THfe'isgenfs~-spese's
Organization, Ss.v rar, %
TyxcHBuHG, VA, sept. II.
f,ne of the largest funeral proeess.osna- .ts.s
ever assed through our sfreess ,srs.r
nss evening from the pressy .ssn =,
t,hnrch. II was occssioned ey rhs . osse "a
Mrs HITTER. daughter OF }. y. -. uvs5 - ),
his city. The deceased was young am ps an
,ssut aniyersally beloved and estseIns0 ~ ~
I'D had only been married three snoIl no ~ .ns
a,sd II was but natural that all portions OF on'
community shonld join In paying me Iast y, ~.
hnte of respect to this fair HOVER, inst nae
seen so suddenly cut OFF in the spring-fide %
her existence. =. IN.
4 revival of religion Is In progress al ,n'
Third street Methodist Church OF this city
which bids fair to create quite an interest ~
,aIigious matters series of meetings nave
assn heen commenced at the Baptist Church
For the last day or two summer seems to
have made it's return or, as novel wrttef
won,d say. a few summer days still seeIn to
finger In the lap OF autumn.
Our streets this morning present the appear
ance of great nc tivity, and our business men
are engaged in uupacking their goods ana
making preparations for the fall campaign.
The journeymen shoemakers OF this city
met this morning and organized society, ana
agreed to strike for an advance on the present
bill of wages. The new bill has not yet been
submitted to the "bosses." fINkNkf.
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VIM. Reed, another of the parties charged
with arson III Portsmouth, Va, has been con-
vlcted and sent to the penitentiary for ten
years.
The unpaid wages due the employees of the
Michigan Southern Railroad, for which a
strike was had last week, amounted TO $751;
COO.
The Martnsburg fva) American has raised
the Presidential standard for the Hon. Johh
Minor Bolts.
Professor Ross, the well known Hellenist
and archaologist, committed suicide ut Halle,
Germany, on the sth uit.
Attorney General Black has reviewed Judge
Douglas late Harper's Magazine letter Ia the
Washington Constitution
Amos Adams, ESQ., a distinguished member
Of the Masonic fraternity In louisiana, died
recently.
The French steam gun-boat Aizrette blew
mn in the Adriatic a few days since, killing
eight men.
The Paris hospitals have Inherited under the
will of Lord Henry Seymour, f36.o0o per an
mum.
Mrs Mary Ann Evans, anthor of "Adam
Bede," has already received from Messrs.
Blackwood, for that work, upwards of Sa0.Gou.
The late George Brown, banker of Balti-
more, beqneathed S20.oou to Princeton College,
Nj
Last week nearly half a million pounds Of
cheese was shipped from New York to Eu-
rope.
The collection of pictures of the late Lord
Northwick, England, has been sold recently
for $i7s, ti2S.
Twenty-Five cents is TO be the price Of adj
mission to the Great Eastern at Portland, Me-
The Grand Duke Constan tine Of Russia is in
London, and visited the Crystal Palace lately
There were ass deaths in New York last
w 4ek, and 40 ia Philadelphia.
This opposi lon party In Mississippi have
nominated IL. w. Walter for Governor.
A seat In Congress from New York city, In
quoted ~ eiu,oOO by the pnpsrs there
NiehAel Leonard, eoraner Of Greenbrier
connty, Va, dlsd sndAenlr on the pa Inst
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INprCrTNe STEAMBoATaEN FOR CARRYING
LETrERs.--The Grand Jury OF the L. s. Court,
ut Wheeling, Va, have returned bills of in-
dietment against Capt. Booth, OF the Liberty !;
Capt. Darlington, of the Muskingum river
packet John Buck Capt. Brown, of the
Lizzie Martin, and several other steamboat
captains. for carrying letters contrary TO the
act of Congress. To carry stamped letters
over post route is not q violation of law,
provided the letters be deposited in q post-of-
flee at the end of their destination, where an
additional charge of one cent postage is made.
The indie tments relate only to those who have
carried letters without stamps; or who have
delivered the same TO the persons to whom
they Were directed, before depositing them in
the post-ofice.
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THE REAL HxRons.-The Paris Constitu.

THE REAL HERoEs.-The Paris Constitu-
tionnel has greatly astonished the public by
its praise Of Garibaldi nd kossuth. 1t says ::
There are two men whose fortunes during
twelve years have known the widest ex-
tremes. For a time partisan feeling followed
them and overwhelmed them with homage;
for time ii made them the ban of the civil
lied world. We extravagantly praised and
blamed them; we deliberately admired them;
we Systematically illuminated them; we nave
not yet judged them.
The one, Il simple child of the people Is only
a soldier of adventure--he is the last, but the
most valiant of the Cenaettstfis The other.
descendant of an ancient race, is At once orator
and statesman: like the children OF an old
Roman Patriarch, he owes only to the tri-
buBe his power and his prestige.
Both, with different arms, but with the
same conviction and devotion, have pursued
the same end. Both have struggled against
the crushing dominion OF Austria-boih have
fought for the independence of their country.
Joseph Garihaldi in Austria, Louis kossuth
in Hungary, have been the heroes of war
nationality.
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Battle of Waterloo.

The following singular anecdote il told in
connection with this battle, in Rev. JAMES
WHITES History of France
- 1t was Sunday and while all the church
bells IN Enstnd callin,, the people to pray
the cannonade commenced. Every body was in ex
pectatIon of battle 1t known in In land
that NAPOLEON had crossed over into the Neither
lands, and that WELLISGTnN ready to meet
him. News was slow OF coming and people .
mail. 1t CHANGED that between the services on
that eventfnl SUNDAY, cler.ym in Kent was
walking in his garden. HIS GARDENER old
soldier, who had tou hit in Spain. lie said: There s
q fl hit gong on. sir, somewhere; Tor | remember
when IN the Peninsula we aiwa. knew
when cannonade was takins place wherever 1t
mi ht be, b, a crlnhlins Of fresh mould He took
a spade and du. down a sir, lie foot, and aOn- the
smooth surface left by the steel mperce PIT bic
trembling shook own little pellets of the soil -
That's it, sir, said the .ardene, they re ut it,
sure enou- h. Before the next Sunday came round,
the news had spread from end to end OF the sea-
plrt Isle -
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DIED

in the county Of Henrco. on tbs Slli inss. " q g
MARGARET "A. sGIs mn. acn!isort O Jamss ~M'
funn. in the twentieth year OF her age.
Her decsaae has caused GLOOM and assi sa :.
tenn most h,ppy in her marriage connection. orc
ZEN months Ind blessed her union she nas bee
AIKEN hy the raslatless Hessenzer " .na ss a,
,oynpauInn Tises before ma in all the coantiess
combinations of female PERFECTION, when Ician.
has returned TO the God WHO gave II. NOT without
leaving sweet assurance Of living IN the all snili
,inn Sar
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- PEyMASsHIP.-We take pleasure in inform
in our readers that the we'll known S0UTHERN
CARD-W RITTER and PROF. OF PEN ANSHIP.
WILLIAM FLEGENHEIMER Err. has arrived in
our city. He is stoppin3 al the Exchanse Hotel,
where he can be see all hours OF the day, and Is
prepared to execute all kinds of handsome Visit
M Cards. We have seen them, and can assure
oil who are in need Of Cards that we have never
seen ans superior. They are equal to the best cop
per plate engraving. He has also written the
Lords Prayer in the exceedingly small space of
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1c77 IYl3

"a s~liins Ont - Lra ". IN per ceHf. H..
row lfsij AfsPkTC f. q f4TE 4 ITEM INT.
Is 90 PEG es hssr vslish wvH1SeN e M Z. ne "
hnve their pprfraits laksn: HisF0RTRAITSea.n can
not be excd1tad end fnt chsapnsEs s',d b..
traits from Is rsnt pf0fos rAphs rom ~ % 30.
Old dsguerfeoty pes copied Or dluinis1s.,d g any
ali worked np IN India Ink. Remember WAT
SONS, Whtehnfut's Old Gallery, n Main street.
10 1J-lri
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A DUEL SToPPED.--The Martinsburg Re-
publican states that duel was prevented last
week. between Andrew f. Kennedy, Esq, of
Charlestown, Va. and a Mr.. Randolph, of
Clarke county. Va, by the arrest of the par
lies, who were held in $4,000 bail 10 keep the
peace. A lady was the cause of the difficulty.
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-A resolution has
been offered in the City Council of Norfolk,
Inviting the Great Eastern - to that port,
and extending the hospitality of the city 10
her Off GERS II was defeated.
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IRISH REMITTANoEs HoME.--It is authori-
tanyely stated that the amount of money re-
mitted home by Irishmen resident in America,
the last year, for the purpose of assisting their
friends TO emigrate, was S2,360,Ou0. The ten
preceding years the amount RENTED was
pun
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A GROWING CITY.-Nearly nine hundred
buildings are going mp, at the present time, in
Brooklyn, N. u, among which are fourteen
churches, seven factories of different kinds,
and nearly dozen school houses, making an
addition of nearly seven millions OF dollars TO
the taxable property of the city.
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SAD ACcIDENT.-Four boys who were play
ing in an excavation in sand bank at Du-
buque Iowa, were missed by their parents,
when it was discovered that the bank had fall
en- in upon them, smothering three 10 death.
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THE POTATO CROP OF IRELAND.-The Irish
papers of the latest date, say the potato crop
of 1859 promises to turn out the finest grown
in Ireland since the good old times, when the
market value of that article of food ruled
from "a to SO cents the cwt.
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RECOGNIZED BY DoG.-When Gov. Sey-
mour returned from Russia, last week, to his
home in Hartford, Conn, he was instantly re-
cognized by a favorite house dog that had not
seen him in six years, which leaped and lawn
ed upon him with every demonstration of joy
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THE "INyAsIoN."-Itis said in London that
the recent article in the London Quarterly
Review demonstrating the feasibility of a
French invasion oil England, is from the pen
OF Sir Howard Douglas, the eminent military
writer,
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49,. NOTiF E:-The regular monthly meet
ga in of the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION will be held this tTUESDAY
cvenin-, at O'Clock, at their Hall, in Goddn's
Bnildms.
An Interesting Essay will be read by one of the
members. The pubhc are respectfully invited to
attend. W. B. SNITH,
Sc Ell keeorlins Secretary.
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SHOCKOE HGEL. GENERAL

p =. AGENCY.-G. W. II, TYLER, Office on
Marshall, betweeu 9th and 7th streets continues to
RENT OFT HOUSES HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NEGROES, and
acts as IA GENERAL AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au 3l-6m
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EXTENSIVE CoNCERN.-Adams' express en-
ploys 3.7s2 men, isl horses it has 9i2 agencies
and its messengers travel daily 40, i52 miles on
railroads and steamers--a distance equal to
once around the globe and Two thirds around
it a second time.
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ON Thursday. ihe stf inst. ~ the Rev. Father
Teelnx,. Mr.. THOMAS w IA. KEN " h,chniona,
Va. to Miss ANNIE MckEUI0hssoi newport,
esuautye Tjpwgafy Teland.
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| CST-- $50 REWARD-On "Wednesday last,
Il POCKET BOOK. made of buckskin. with a
clasp, containin about $50 in so notes. The
loser will i've the above reward for the same If
lett at the American Hotel, with Mr.. Duval.
%
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mA- Encourage Home Hlanufacfmres...-
The reason why we should use Senples lnfaibe
BAKING Pow DER: ist, They never fail to make
the lightest and sweetest bread in the shortest pos
sbe times "a. They save time, labor and expense;
Sd. They contain ina redients which do not atect
the taste of bread and are not unwholesoHle; 4th.
Ever, body who tries one box, invariably contIn,
ues the use of them; 5th They are manufactured
in Vlr4inia and not i'll Yanke@dom.
Read the following certificates:
PORTSMOUTH, Va. March 18th, lSoa.-Havln5
with never VARYING success recommend it az the
best article have ever tried.
lSignedl JAMES I BoRuN
PORTSMOUTH, Va. March 18th, 1881 cheerinlly
recommend Semple's Baking Powder" as the
most superior article have ever used for making
Il hit and sweet loaf bread. biscuits. &C., in the
shortest possible time. ISenedI JoHN JAcK
JOHN W. GARl1Ck. Manufacturer and sole
Proprietor. Richmond. Va.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
Sc Civ
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eze-~gs LOST COW.-A large WHITE cow,
EA+9 with crumpled horn. strayed on Satur-
sA~n-<essday. suitable reward will he paid on
delivery. PURCELL, LADD & CO,
au ats l22 Main street,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. SEPT. 10. 1859.
Hiss Water ,a,s day Tuesday, a. o'e,oet.

.~~N~N~N~>e~~SS~s.Nsy~@
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, skinner. New York. m,ize
and passens efs, l.udam w atsnn.
Steamer City OF Richmond. Mitchell, Philadei-
rhia, ndze; and passengers, II. +. Tnttle.
Steamer Pocahon'as. Frnyerp, Baltimore, uidze
aud pssseu GERS, d. 6 w. currie.
Schr. Westover, Niekerson. Boston. mtze., ID. i
W.-Currle.
.sch.. Venus, TROUGH, Baltimore, lumber, J. A.
Belvin.
Schr. Patriot, Blueart, rndze.. Bird ford 4 Co.
Schr. Lanson Dean, ----, Reckland, lime, IL
schr. Havre neGracc, Fields, James River, lum-
her. l.. w. GazehFook
,,sehr. s. Nelson, -, James River, lumber, j..
w. Glazehrook
schr. Golden Rule, welbert, New York, hay, NJ
Downes.
sehr, Evergreen. Dill, Petersburg, wheat, War
BIZ. sehr. Magnet, Pye, Halifax, fish. C. Workman
i Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. New York, mdze
and passengers, Lualam e. Watson.
Schr. Emily Ann. Hooper. down the river. light.
schr. Redingtou. Clark, down the river, iight.
Sehr. Trojan, Cook, down the river, light
BALTIMORE. Sept i0.--Arrived schrs. X. C. Stan
ard Bcozs. Richmond CLARA Bell: Parker Rlch-
mond VIM. Spear. Jones, Richmond; North Caro-
iua Jenes PETERSBURG
NEW IoRK, Sept. Io.-Cleared. ship Helen, for
Bremen. via Cits Point; schrs. Swan, Gill, Peters
burE c. IL. Moller. Allen, Petersburg; Jamestown
I.atourette. City Point Arrived sehrs. NJ. Parker
Express, A. r. Cooke. Mary Eliza, a. Townsend
from Virginia
H4IIFAx, Sept. CARVED, sehr. Mary o. Brcn
Norfolk
BosToN. Sept. 9.-Arrived. schrs. Albert Adams
Mayo; Wilmington, N. c., and j. IL sequln, Ellis
Norfolk.
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TAxCAs1 or THE ScnooNxR ELrzABKrH.-A
dsseac'h from Baras,ahle, Mass. saws:
gaf, BtcDD. of schooner E.ixafs,th J,acan
HMaec earrsNd the fugitive slave discovered On
sssss.s cssk ( Msrfols. Va. has tnrned siates
gseeeeatton, II hill has hesn fonsA ~ ~
6ss, NJ Aosansf Cat OslAAAs aad dapt.
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DENTISTRY.

r. A.JETER, SURGEON DENTIST.
M$TvEoiiice Main street. below Pearl. next
--iLp door TO p. Horton keach,s TrImniins
Store, and two doors above Messrs. Thos. h. Price
4 Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned TO the city. would he pleased TO
see those that he has engagements with. and all
those are respectfully invited who may be so I'M.
fortunate to need the services of Dentist Sur
.eon. Use l3--Iml F. A. LETTER.
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ma faiicampalgn


u. ufLLHiokh ARClEEAy
No. 1893. BRoAp SrERT,
win open. on MONDAY, Sept. 18th, an exien-
siye and eIagant stock Of entire NEW GOODS,
suited to the presant and approaching season, to
which they beg iravs 10 call the attention of thor
friends, and of strangers visiting thismarket ASSN
ring them. ut tho same time. that GoODSoi the
best fahrics are only sold at the lowest prices.
NOTICE. N
J. MILLIIIsER & BROTHER
Would call ts particular attention OF the ladies to
their magnificent line of SILK ROBES, DRESS
SILKS, &C., MI of which were purchased BY US at
twenty per cent. less than cost of productions at
the large auction sales in New York and will be
sold at small advance cost. The assortment
comprises n greater variety and quantity thnnwe
have ever offered before, and at prices much below
Soos wards DRESS SILKS from IS cts. to IS the
100 Silk ROBES ADEux voLANpT, from
FAfd. Ribbons, FALL RIBBONS.
WewIll lnallgurate the Fall Season 10y selling
BONNET RIBBONS at half price.
leo cartons NEW RIBBONS viii be opened on
Monday, September 18th.
Beautiful st les of NEW RIBBONS for Misses
and Children. at ono shjtlins the yard
Richest st, les of RIBBONS for ladies. at % cts
the yard.
Cali and examine for yourselves. Every article
in DOMESTIC GOODS for families and servants
are kept by IN great variety and sold only ~ low
prices. We are selling an excellent article Of
FLANNEL tall WOOL ut Is cts Other Goods In
proportion. j. MiLi,HiSER BROTHER.
Sc l2-2w 1873 Broad street.
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STOLEN.-On Saturday night. 10th INST.
I~,Nabout o'clock from the stable of L. II:
90 Barns, near Old Market. a chesnutcolored
MARE, fax name and tail, about five years old
No marks except small scar on the right shoulder
and some made By the saddle on the back; right
front hoof little cracked.
Also. at the same time and place, a horse MULE,
about Is years old. sort OF brown bay color. of
stout make, but short; IN good order; known by
the name of Sam. Has scars made by the saddle
on his back, a little grey mixture of hair in the
forehead; a on his rump not certain which
side. For the delivery of either the Mare or Mule,
at the stable from which they were taken, a liberal
reward will he paid.
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z -.sS-, ENt II NGE AND BANhi ING
ENDFRS SUTTON & CO, Richmond Va,
FOSTER, ENDERS & CO., Situation Va.
Sc l0-lm
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GEORGE w HOL.LTNS,
20 l2-dI " & cuJtt Naw emf aanptv Va

N $500 r WARD STRAYED OR
~NST0LEN. on Friday nj hit, the 9th of Sep
NAternber from the residence of J. p. Akin
son. on Jackson ST.. SORREL HORSE. with
blaze face. about 10 II years old. Will pay the
above reward if delivered at J. j. Sous herland's
Livery Stable on 18TH street. between trace and
Franklin. tse 70 81 VIM. BRACKETT.
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nA Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods. -
BREEDEN L FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks very
large assortment of Dry Goods, and by to-day 8
steamer from New York viii be IN receipt OF their
FALL STOCK
OF every description OF
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department, the styles and fab
RIGS are very and attractive and the variety is
greater than that of any former season.
SERVANTS CLOTHING. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBR0IDERIES. LACE GOODS. &c
We invite the attention of buyers, both whole
sale and retail to our stock, assuring them that we
shall endeavor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN K FOX.
Sc l2-Imif 2l7 Broad street.
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Ea- Cloaks. Nantillas, Shawis, &c.
BREEDEN & FOX'S
OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER
CIOAKS MANTTTI,AS. SHAWLS.
MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER.
SO 12-I,nif III Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

* GEORGE B. STEEL.
0LID DENTS
has removed his Office and residence from No. 81
Main street to the CORNER OF 9ru AND MAIN srs
,tr doors ADORE has otd stand, where ne is pre-
pared, acith iRcyeassd tacsttttes, to perform all
An experience Of nearly ten years in his bust
ness enables him to guarantee satisfaction in ev
srv instance.
FOR RENT-One or two good ROOMS, in base
ment. suitable for an office. Apply to
Sc Sim g. B. s.