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Baoorvrrlx cAnr, MONTGOMERY CO., Nd

bnooKvrILx CAM, MoNfeoMERY Co. Mo-
Correspondence of The Star. lMoNDAY, Aug %.
Thus far good order, with few exceptions, has
prevailed, and nothing has TRANSFERRED to mar. in
the least, the harmony and quiet q tue meeting.
and we trust under our able corps of managers ali
will continue to go ON well The location of the
regard the water, shade, or convenience Of sccess
from all points. The surrounding groves too arc
most delightful, Astounding in wild plants and
Mowers, OF the most pleasing species. Here the
choice specimen for his hefbareum; among which
he will find the aster, lobelia. cuphea. cheimaph.
i Ia, and eupatorum, the most prominent
, WNa.nns,on city Is well represented in her sew
az II Were, a separate battalion of the Spiritual
forces, each having its own great tent its oyvn
distinct location, and its own ofiicers and table.
we sannot AZ thls time speak Of each company
individually, but will mention that of the Fonn.
Dry; OF about sixty members, with some accessions
daily. This occupies the most elevated NORTON
. on a, une grounds. The worthy managers of this
iarge family are Messrs Bates, Barker Ruther-
ford and Jackson. Among its guests are the Rev.
Irandin and lady, Rev. DR.. Nadal and lady
and the Hon. VIM. Harris Without any disDar,
ayeinent 70 other churches, we will only say that
me roundry representation. with its extensi We
sleeping arrangements, its skiful caterer its very
obiiging managers, and last though not least. its
large number Of fair ladies, leaves nothing to be
desired by its guests.
The prayer.meetings at the stand, both last even.
ny ana this morning, were largely attended, and
characterized by deeply devotional feeling; sew
eral conversions have already oo cnrred and there
are Indications that much good will result
hev. ID; Ball; Of Wesley Chapel, preached this
morning from Feel xii-S: ssVanitv of yanitie,
saith the preacher, all ia vanity" Rev. Gran,
ain preached at o'clock, p. M, from Math. xiv.
El3 Subject, the beheading Of John the Bap-
list Sermon At night by Rev agrnder.
The following ministers have arrived to-day
VIZ: Revs. Lanahan, Sipes. Hamilton and Carson
very spirited Prayer-meeting is in progress while
erS are AT the altar -
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"a j. L. MCGUIRE Il CO, Aucts,

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
~ hen faclas issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Cont of the District OF Columbia for the
county OF Washington and 10 me directed, 1 will
expose TO public sale, for cash, front of the Court
i2th day oi September next, 1859, at II O'Clock m
tne l4i!owng described property, Ia wit, viz: All
u7ledant hight title, claim, and interest in and TO
me south part of Lot No. IS, in Square No 81 :
fronting o. feet on LIST street west between Piercs
street and north vi street. and running hack the
whole depth of said lot ITO feet with and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of Ebeneza Rodbird
and VIII be sold TO satisfy Judicial No So TO Octo,
berterm 1883, in favor of Cornelia Wittcnaur sur
vlyor OF Charles Frankenberger Co.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au 23-dts for the District of Columbia.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE co, Auctjoneer,

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES.
~ LlQuoRs, &C., AT AUCTIoS.-On TUESDAY,
Sth Instant commencing at 10 o'clock at the store
room oi Shekel Miller, the entire stock Of go.sis
consisting Of
Fin: South Side, London Particular, and Reserve
Madeira,
Harmony,s Pale, Brown, sup. Pale Sherries,
Chateau, Lahte, MargauX, Leovllle, and ST. Julien
Chateau, Yquen, and Haut Sauternes,
Rock he,mer, Lelbfraumlch, and Braunberger
Hooks,
Fine t:oguac and Rochelle Brandy,
superior Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Peach Brandy, Holland Gin,
Superior Tonic Stomach Btters,
Blackberry Brandy.
Fine Old Rye and Jamaica Rum, IN demijohns.
Large az soTtment OF Eng llsh Sauces, fancy vases
and bottles,
English Jeliies and Catsups,
TaragOn and Chill Vinegar,
French and English Pickles.
Durham Nj ustard French Chocolate,
Mulllgatawny, Carrie, Shrimp and Anchovy Paste
ElavoTlng Extracts,
Complete assortment of Spices
Together with a large stock Of
Fancy and Plan busting and Sweeping Finishes
Door Mats, w OGDEN Ware, Groceries, &c.
Wlh commence the sale of Liquors at u O'Clock
precisely.
Terms Sl5 and under cash; over that sum a credit
oil 6n and ~ DAYS. TO- satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest. 0'
au Esd J. e. McGIIIRE A. CO Ancts
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
'HhEE HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES AND
I'm ncSR SRTs HARNESS AT AUcTION.-On SAT-
NH MOkNlNG, 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
viii sell. In front of the auction rooms heavy
1rnugnt Horses and Sets Harness, complete.
au p WALL RARNApD A,,,.
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iNQuEsr.-Yesterday the dead body of very
~e man was found on the banks of the canal near
Van Ness garden. He is supposed to be the same
old sailor who, some weeks ago. applied at the
guard house for lodgings, and claimed to be a
relic OF the crew Of the .'Richard.n under Paul
Jones. Since his arrival I'm Washington he has
been very much exposed, and doubtless his habits
and old age, combined with the exposure. have
peen the causes of his death The coroner was
ance with the facts
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMESr
From rich and poor, bond and frse-al colors,
grades, and conditions of lIfe-ws hear the same
In-cd of praise awarded this wonderful article
sores aealed, pains believed, lives saved yaIua-
BILE annsls made 'efui, and untold Ills assuas ed
by thus great medicine which rurpriSing to the
IudE of man. What family does not require a
effects produced BY any other article? For Cuts,
BRUISES Spralns, Rheumatism, Swe llIngs, Strained
Horses DO. II has eq ual. BeIcdre Of i'm
The genuine Mustrns Lnlmsnt Ia sold by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Livery men IN every town.
parish, and hamlet thrsug hOut North and South
america, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean
Buy 1t once.
BARSKs Il PARK, Propristors New York.
Also, Lyons CeisbT1tsd Insect POtcder
au lmsow
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W "a acenme, south stde.-San' ord Liver Invig:
oraor, Wrights Vegetable Pills, and fresh supply
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hAkAv VILLA!
MAkAyILLA! MARAvILLA
MARAvILLA ~
The most wonderful prepara alton known
For Destroying Ddndruf;
Tnr5uK RoIJ.s,,

RsIiertRs Sick Headache:
Pyersntrns the Hair from Falling Out;
and Producing GfoSsy Curtis.
Sold by oil respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 81 cents.
- IL will accomplish all that is claimed for It. and
will your Maravia"
jeS-3m J. NJ. BRADsTREEr, 2S7 Broadway,N Y
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TOMATO CArsUP.-A gentleman of this CITY, of
well known good taste, sends us the following
recipe for tomato catsup, which he saws is A No.
!. He is so often asked for copies of it that he
thinks 1t will save time and trouble to print it
pro bono pEblieo:
Take one bushel Of ripe tomatoes. boil until
they are soft, then squeeze them through fine
wire seve, add half gallon of best vinegar three
haiI-P ints salt, two ounces cloves, quarter of a
pound OF allspice, two ounces CAYENNE pepper.
three tablespoons full of black pepper, and 1--we
heads OF garlic separated and skinned; mix to-
gether and boil three hours, or until reduced as
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no'SARDINER.-Messrs. Kenndy Pugh, SIS
'eh'h street next TO Odd Fellows Hall, send
"a bottle Of" BOmgardiner whisky, we'll known
y,,L MY appreciated, thrOughou the valley Of
'fS MA, especially.
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MON CLUB announce their first grand
dsv NJ, 70 come on at Arlington Springs on Mon
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raFS 50 dangerous to the lives and limbs of their
as-d Re!g Ig,ors,
he ALLEGED DgFALcA1IoS-Af friend of Nj,
i'Ach asks US to publish the following: In rela-
"a 70 The alleged defalcation Of Mr. French, the
-'SS''ih' superintendent Of the Treasury build
- "A'c has been stated ~ be 10 600 or = IS 900
a. -. az. ifOn reliable source that the amount
= WI. 'here Is any question, has been great
tie C.'' IL Is due alike to Mr.. French aud
-, W .erhnent, that this misconception as to the
-,'o Iht should not 20 uncorrected And il is
-. u'e 70 the former, that in relation to the
d.. 'sey small sum about which there is
.-hc1itF while the Government is So, ure against
US NJ should he iudyed before baviD,T f,II
opportunity Of explanation.
II IAEEAN SYNoD.-The Eastern District synod
Va ''e Evangelical Lutheran Church opened its
---ai session IN this city in the Lutheran Church
~ ou'th street tliis morning at 10 O'Clock There
- general attendance Of preac hers and dele
80 from abroad, particularly from the western
- he opening session. which lasted until
., ltocA m was confined entirely 70 religious
p 'Ses and an able sermon preached by
Nnecke, the president of the Synod. IL
: understood that much business Of importance
oiiS branch of the Luthcrn church will b"
'->'e'ed during the pending session.
D.pST GET INA night or two ago a rather
I'd attempt vas made to enter the house of Mr.
% De o" street. between Tenth and Eleventh sts
me servant. In going to the pump for water
=, Aeu 'nr door. and ON returning and Just as she
- teopenlng the door. two fellows who had
F s''feted about the porch, rushed up and en-
''r'd 70 force their way in. She, however,
ARMED, made on
Nal EsTArE.-The property on Ninth street
'H H. The residence Of George Savage, Esq
'o'hef proprietor, was sold by him a few
SS'ls since for SIl 100, to Mr. J. w Marin Mr.
i'ass has since purchased a squaT. of ground
:. dted Ia the Northern Liberties at and FINN
'''TS- Tor SOUND. Of ID. A. Hall
o'.oARbiNKR.-Messrs. Kenndy Il Pugh, SIS
'~'shih street, next TO Odd Fellows Hall. send
"A po'e o" Bomgardner whisky, - well known
IH1lfhiy appreciated, throughout the valley Of
'fS'hia, especially.
me UNION CLUB announce their first grand
a.nC 70 come on at Arlington Springs on Mon
H@5 next The 18th inst. Look out for Il,
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- PAINT.
The subscriber respectfully calls tho attention of
property owners to the above mentioned article of
Paint, for Preserving Metallic Roofs. This Paint
Is composed OF pure Gum Elastic, ground in OH
and forms a most durable and superior coating .
containing the most complete Imporvious AZ well
preserving, qualities, which recommend IL above
oil other positions for the pur poses named Too
much cannot be said its praise as pTevent~tiye
of the corrod ng and dampening influences of the
atmos phere incidental tn tin, sheet ron or other
metallic roofs JOS. r. HODGSON
Sole Agent for the District of Columbia,
au0 No. 4O5 18th st., above H, Washington, .
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
~, PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
ne hIf term being about to close, the public are
lnlormed that there will be few vacancies made
Tor new pupils, and but few. For terms apply TO
igned. WIN. RUGGIES.
tHH-WAR Ghairmar ~ the FacuI8v,
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FOR SALE-A beautiful and valuable FARM
containing about acres, near the city, under
a high state Of cultivation, well fenced, and i'm
proved with new. modern-bult house. finished
IN hrst rate style two new barns corn house. and
other necessary out-buiidings; fruit trees Of all
kinds OF the best Sc ectlon. The far.a is well va
tered and suitably divided into pOugh and meadow
land. IL can De bought low and on accommodate ng
terms. Eeferance|SEO. w. BRAY, Real Estate
agent, NO. 10 7th st. an 10 Wv
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EOR SALE-The FIXTURES GROCERY
L on 9TH street Not VIE hing to remove the stock
10 our new pace of bEsIness. we will offer IL ON
pleasing terms For information, &c. apply TO
JOHN W. BRENGLE, 334 q, near 18th rt
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FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
51SF street, between l3th and I4th streets. The
house contains ~ rooms, Ia good order, ard is in
boarding house or restaurant, being tOroug hfare
between the Public Buildings. Possession given
an p st. - - 49, ~ H']i>'
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

hAlKY FOR SALE-Ths Good Will stock
- and Fixtures of one Of the best having Dairies
IN the District is offered a. private sale To any
dalryrnan wishing to enlarge his custom or any
gentleman wishing to engage in the bus ness rare
opportunity Is presented. The price Will be mode
rate, ana the terms made easy. Address BOX 1871
City Post Office, Washington, ID. c. AN Is 81
kOR RENT-NO. 326 f. street near 18th ST eet
lately occupied AS a Boot and Shoe Store. AID,
ply to w E.kENNAUGH, No. pa Pa. av.
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HI The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until ~, ., az NDAY, the 18th instant, same hour.
gu SS-u A. GREEN, Auct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

THrArsE-Ths audience at the Theatre, on Friday
night was unusually large. and embraced considerable.
proportion Of ladies and gentlemen who only attend
when the attractions arc Of superior order The pay
sullivan A. SAyock, Mrs.. Phillips as Portia and Mr. 4
Adams a. Bassaneo. This truly excellent cast of
the leading characters and ensured what all expected
entirely successful in his rendition the
and In the trial scene covered himself with hstriopic
glory: III Hamlet In his reference to the weeping Of
inc Phyer-king, should wonderingly excaim ''whais
hecnba to him, or he to Hecuhs," how would he have
been moved In witnessing such actor as Sullivan work
ing himself to the display Of grief until nature was COM
pete'y counterfeited In mimic Of Jew
chagrin and discontinue. The whole scene was mpres
seiy rendered and cannot be forgotten by those
NJ Sullivan has been re-engaged and will appear to-
night, as Sir giles Orerreaeh In "a New WAY to Paw
Old Debts."
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MUrIHY. &c.

HosIotx. Nov. e.-fhe Grew q Tie bark w. A Pa
t'nns Bennes 10 Hampton Roads from City Point bound
dangerously stabbed IN the ungs and hes been brought
up here for medical attendance. An olcer has been
sent down 70 the bark to arrest the musinsers.
The Cadets OF the Virginia Military Institute arrived
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DIsHssED.-Edwn Cooke was before the Mayor. on
Saturday, to the charge Of assautng r. steven
son. but the complainant did not appear the case was
dismissed ~ Wv Wv ""'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

BEArrIvuL'-Thi' adjective and its synonyms are I'M
reservedy used by the visitors the Mechanics Fair In
their comments upon the two Of wax flowers and
crystaiaed grass exhibited by Mrs. 8. H. Burton They
are indeed admirable specimens OF femcnnc hani
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

AccIpESr-william Peters, son Of samucl Peters was
severely injured on Saturday by falling from the ele
v'ted railway in one Of the coal yards near the Peters
burg depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

Rr'oM NEEDkp.-lf the reputation Of our CON-
muny for general observance Of Law and order TO b.
the hnnbusgery OF irresponsible bail must be
svo'ded and when the conditions Of bah bond are for
etsd the snreties must be roidy proceeded
tney we're insovent ~ the time Of uniting In the re-
Sogn.ance es them be proceeded against for perjury
10 fhisdephia recently, Of this sort Was ,ried
.no the delinquent uAs sent TO the pcntenary for egh
teen nonths Cannot similar justice he metcd In Vir.
S'ns court b nothing extraordinary for D ace.
nresksr 70 DO bound over BY the Mayor two or three
times In the coarss Of the year n the surcties are SOL
vent and able TO pay let them be required to comply
win the condisions Of tho bond. II they have sworn
tnat they own property and Il proved that thew
ssore let them be made smsnabie 70 the criminal
laws which he has violated The farce has proceeded
lar enough The Mayor should have blank form filled
srretes should be required sgn In order tsat ,herr
might be no mistake 70 the Identity OF iud daIs or
no deficiency OF testimony, in the event of prosecu
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oSE OF THE HrSASirARIAS MOVEMENTS OF THE TINES,
although little known as such hardly be overestima.
ted In its Importance upon the well being OF our widely
scattered communities The population OF the American
states In many sections sparse that skifu Pby.
clans are hardly available to them Vast numbers of our
people are Obliged to employ ia sickness. such medical
relief as they eau hear Of from each other or indeed
they can get from any quarter Hence arises the great
consumption OF Patent Medicines among u.s. greater by
Tar than IN any OF the old countres where sfuI pby
clans are accessible To all Glasses Unpncipled men
have long ayaed themselves Of this necessity tn palm,
on their worthless nosirumS until the word has become
SYNONYMOUS with imposition and cheat One Of our lead
ing Chemists In the Fast DR AYRss pursuing course
which defeats this inquy lie brings not only his own
but the best skl OF times to bear Tor the
OF the best remedies which be made These are ann
Piled TO the world Ia convenient FORM NJ low prices
and the people will buy poor medicines instead
OF good at the same cost than they will bran instead of
honr The inevitable consequence OF this IT, that the
vile compounds that food esuRtry are discarded for
those which honestly accomplish the spd n vicw-wbch
cure. DO we over estimate IL Importance in believing
that this prospect Of supplanting the byword eScncs
with those OF actual worth and virtue is aught with i'm
ensc consequence for good the masses Of our pcope
--Od'sne and Chronicle, Psr,,. H.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

MARYLAND ELECTION.
bALiixoaE, Nov. 1.-The returns from the counties
are al In and the Senate stAnds IL Democrat. and 10
American; House, ~ Democrats n Americans, being
dsm9ersc majority Of two In the Senate and twenty in
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"A O. ' HUNT A. RROTUrRI' .'i a 81"
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
0''''' RisRIO " va w., '''''''
EoR the sale Of Toslooo coTOs wursr POW and Psopcus
Of all tlnds also. or the
Notice To THE sIoc KHoLDERs OF THE
The %stns :" De Nirlu. Central
DAY, the sil, Soy.rnssr isis, a o'eiosi. ,, n
proxies to represent s,assoisrs =. general n.,p. h.
be In .,,ns and .gasd By de person thy. snns me pow
.lsn.,ure q ofihe .h. Re valid 10 PfOay
No PROXY individual Stockholders shan pas tee going o,
Ieatnns nom the meeting Ofhs Company, unless he
me books Of transfer ,A.u Be closed sns.n s.v. ,
10 amp general meeting
| oses Va Central R R comp,sy, 80 - ''-'''''
Richmond, Oct ~, isss oe9l-d,esy
GUm BETTING ANDPACKING.-wso arT Tor sale
yS s a; s.,i" q Sc .sovs oa me
which W., fy .iissd re lat FAR q lie a@sr.S rSu, o.
'h'' " obtained W. iS oriR i' cSSw1pSSTfSToas
ors.rs tom ne country promptly 'e1d,d g q the @snufs
oeSl Imr"rter' Of Hsrd-Is. II Msin -
FALL TRADE.
nsks o., nsthod Of aSing 'he sIsn, q Richmond snd
tses,ys ,or sewers. ss...o ese slsrssr
can :, ny ssi :sS,sd .,SSt S s@ cons
sos hy i.s i syos y 81 . ~? r -. ss. fS'g
consists, In part, o. elsssri
b. .s v; S.. I'D I s,. sus'
foh-de Chsvres
hyattre and Plain vaiencts
Deisine Pnhes ard Double shirts
Servants Good, u all srsdrs
Clnihs Cssslmsrrs ana Nesinrs
Ifish Linens, cheap
Fine Rel Rankcs
Aisrge Tove Nsptln5 TsAis nsrssk ana
rious eher goods NJ mentona Of uNich ain be
offered ~ reduced rtces Can esriy
oc1s A slu .tr So
CHEBsH, CRR.sR.-ioo bcse. New Yors STAT. CHEESE
" prme quality sud 70 soc crder lsnns
net stLpss silitR ect. resri and Cary -
GEED waEAT.-Thc.e . whom 90 h.v. .ola seed wheat
- w please call and SET the boat
% 10 the Basin
psrsoss pu. iced wh.a Gin 10 eel TO sy, u.
ecu a. once 90 The qusnii'y We have for sale limited
ees nSslgY, rtRbY 4 wIfLIAxs
FANNY yLQuu.-nsvissas yx yssfiy y,osr PAL
= ssue s.snd Nj ssypg % " hry csisbtsiss reur nev
" ecrs snd NJ uism sklnsN MLlgR
s1 Cor p'sf sd Cars
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VALuABLE TInBERED LAND FOR s.II

T.E
~ NE" htNT-by virtue OF the Circuit
county OF Nsz keni entered the fall Court
i IN me suit OF APperson APperson's
by Public Auction bidder an
th- Sth day OF October court
IN Pc 10 OF Inst-i Land known "DILARDs." which
the late Or Apperson died seised aiming 10 rTr.
more or less said land
s len,ty distant miles from the Pamuaky ready
sale can be met With for to Northern vessels
TfENsA credit Of G. L. viii n. rix.o sx-an, a.,
sum 10 dery costs Of sale the
70 give good personal security and the title
and Transfer directed by the Court ne AZ
Ne~ N.h. court House, Va 7. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioner
s-The above sale has Move
n o. Ne circuit Court, when yin positively place
y. VI 7. TAYLOR,
rial
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q CRAM Importer and dealer in Wines, Liquors
~. gars has In store and offers for sale:
- hf pipes Jas Heonesy Brandy, Vintage up 81
q and eight ea,ks Pale brandy Henn-sy sla
Eerae lbs, is03 ls'- Pinet CasIlion Co. ISl2
bss old Lond Dock ennesy saaerac .os brandy
S do and baskets Of the finest Champagne such
- quot, Impert. English Wines, Rousy etc, etc.
HavAnssSeszrs ~ ocs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orY1cR r. pRR
khHsoSp. October 9Th, IS.9 I
~ UEAT 6OUTHWESTRRN f-I.-uz-uzzs.--
MAIL knUrE-By late Arrangement, ~
The ki,soSp DASynIs SnrrH Sins. TsSxsssFi
kier TssSE-sss vugiSii, E,sT GsssI, .ni
MssrHr CH.nerroS RauRo- have entered Into an aye,
en to pass negro children under three FRTE
iS9 - ' ''N''"'''' "'s''
To persons trading Nesoe, and others offers Adysn
tsge- unsurpassed by an other.
For further particulars apply Ticket Oae Richmond
Danyile Railroad Richmond. G CAMPBEIJ
oe2s s,sa.s,,e.'s.
CLOTH CLOAKs,
" VELVET CLoAKs.
IN GREAT VARIETY
A. SWORDS 4 THAws
oe,lo lis Broad Street.
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BACK Grx Vs. Tnrspsn.-wu- Pesseiy and WIN.
Jones arc honest 'uen" according to Hamlcts idea Of
the vocation In which they both saxaxed they sre
endowed by nature with superabuudance Of sssseis
and parsneaogst would probably discover on their era.
n an Henosusi development Of the organ OF combat
reness FOR years past they have been intimate a.
Tam Ohanter and Souter Johnny and some portion Of
Burns poem describing The elaonship existing between
lam and The shoemaker. would be applicable 70 the two
ns Strange. then. that such crouies shsss should
,.i out and come 70 b,ows" Yea 20 Il happened on
friday night at the Theatre and In The main lobby
where dsccncy requires The Observance Of good
that thsss two sots each other In good earnest end
grspp'ed, with =
The stsru Joy which warriors feel
In fosmen worthy Of thslr Steel"
The fight OF short duration o. bystanders and Of
neer interered and prevented any damage TO the phys
osnonies Of the combatants. They succumbed 70 the
law and we're conducted 70 the flock up By Lieut. True.
heart and officer wick On Saturday they appeared be.
lore the Mayor With contss and gave se
sary Tor thsr future good behavior The affair pro
daced very stie excitement In the s.diforisn OF he
Theatre. rsfst 8 t<F7 = =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

As rHE TRuLr WoSpERrrL MsRIrs Of the oxygenated
Filters la curing Dyspepsia In s wort development.
become known and appreciated order. TO- IL are pour
~ 4 West. This tells the story