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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
HAVING TOOLS!

CAST Steel. Silver Steel and German
NStccl Scythes from 81 IL cents Co one dollar
Scythe Snaths large assortment. Scythe stones
Of all kinds. The plymouth Rock" stone, a
thing and decidedly the best stone ever of.
forcd, for sale cheap,
at f.. +. & l.. P. BROWNS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

as- See advertisement orDr sAnford's LIVER lNvIG-
lRAI0A " aposbor column 6-sT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

Why EJI Stars t1r tSo years past aud
having used self with great cherr
naiy fecommoDG 20 ew no suffering win Asthma
Consumption a, A. GIBBS.
Prepared By SETH ". F0wLEA co Bo,roN ana for
aAie ~ bingham snd Hort Green ~ Johusbnry. J
nacon ~ JohnEbuTY Centre, Calvin MoFri Rr Hast 81
JahnshnrY, n. A Quluhy 90. Lyndon Centre w II.
HoNaney Lyndon Ulrncr. - Gould West Concord sui
W nearly al dssiera IN msdcins,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
lLhT IN sICK REJ0TCE.

nERmcK's SUGAR COATED PILLS
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s0 IN Ny RECENT NORrHEA6T
err trip my time w,s nss.y ss s.;sss
Inc msie piaess a resort q hote.s shsatrss pub
lc safds1s, lca cfesm se!2oaf ssse.arsats e.
II Il NsS York, xSsrs had been soId would SEQ
ass s'r visited s's lie many ssss Where
Treatments arc served up such - DelmoncOs Cos.
ss s sgssfs Sns q ,s ts.n 'orad
tioiss 4 cca.amptos plineiDsy xii6 isssrd e q
lsis mn so which
nd Ri v.s 81 our place
Richmond, where spent lew days. It's scarce
y necessafy to say that. - ! intended to have .
Iea PaS IS nsa house vssie ssIast
With the chssteness, brliancy and holiness Of his
the house being. Tor me. secondary object, pro-
ceedei to eating 4 vanilla ice cream and cakes;
and ate snshs Of tie
inspecting the num6siiess sorts 81
ed the beautiful samples Of produce OF our own
land, Of which every one may judge for himself
pIentifainsss OF Mr.. P's stock Of foreign produce
and preserved fruits Of all kinds, be put
ng II this counsy az o wea and the West
Indies; as well as seasonings Of all sorts; In the
line of articles that must be had fresh.such as pa;
in the house department consisting of large
number OF FIRST rate hands, from every country,
that can furnish, without exception. the best re-
rcshments at the shortest notice. tier thorough
yinspecting such complete establishment, came
to the Conclusion that old Richmond cannot be
beaten in this way and needs not envy accommo-
dations which NO other place, IN any country, can
offer upon a more extensive scale and on better
terms This give, not as my own private opinion,
but as that of most of our Southern travellers whom
YonTs. friendly, jim.
PFrERsBu re- Sent 18th, 1859. oc 10-1t
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The ph,lo.ephy Of Emancipation.

According to the New York correspondent
of the Richmond Enquirer, the number of ne
groes in the North Atlantic Free States, by the
census of 1856, was li9.759. He gives the fol-
lowing statement.
Negro Population Of the Northern atlantic Free
In ITO the,e were. Frea II o.s
Slaves .....-.........4 o,T0
What It should have been at 80 per cent'in-
crease for each decade. To 1850 ......... 525 3os
What il Was BY the United States census in
1870 .--....-- ...t, $500 .....-... H9,759
Deficiency of ..................,.....I 76 3A
IAN increase, compared with the mes 70 popuia-
tion of the South, within the same period.
There were 40 $40 slaves held in the free States
Elsek population should have IN 1850 ia period Of
60 years. reached la 1874 which weuld have ex-
ceeded. alone tha entire colored population of The
said free States IN that year"
To account for this deficiency, observes the
correspondent can only in part be done on
the ground that large portion of the 40. 40
slaves held by the free States in 1900. were
subsequently, sold to the people of the sou thern
States. The ST. Louis Democrat states that a
similar process is going ON In Missouri. It
coDgratulates the people that they are getting
rid OF their negroes by selling them ont to
southern purchasers At an average of about
$500 per head. When the negroes are all sold
out and the money received by their owners,
the consciences of the latter will be SO clear as
70 enable them 10 wage war against the South,
II the people do not agree to surrender their
slaves without compensation.
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Dusty Streets About to Become an "ODso-
Iete Idea.'

A French chemist has tried the experiment
of LAYING the dust in the streets OF Lyons, by
shrinking them with hydro-chloric acid 1t
succeeded to perfection. The parts OF the
streets subjected to the process early In the
morning, though ordinarily extremely dusty
from the light soil, appeared at noon as fresh
and as entirely free from all dust as though
heavy rain had fallen not an hour before
This is surely great discovery, if it can be
relied on as having actually been made. We
commend it to the attention of our City Faith
ers. 1t is worth trying, at all events. 1t is
proper to say that the streets on which the
experiment was made were McAaamized.-
But we suppose that makes no difference-ths
acid acts upon the dust it seems, and not the
stone.
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A Chance for Inn mortalisv,

WxkDELL PniLIps said In a late speech,
"ths man who would strike the head from the
statue recently erected to DANIEL WEBsTKR,
Tin Boston) woId do great ssvrice, dad has
nasne acowid BE- immortaiized." WxHDBLL. We
presume, II not ambitious Of Immortality,
otherwise he would not content himself with
pointing ont the path Of glory 20 others, while
he declines entering on Ii The New York
fsnsss driiy asks why he does not knock OF
the bead Of the status himself When some
man, in debate, said that General WASHING
ToH ithen Prssident) sought to have his nose
pulleda Tor sonaethiag he had done, Col. INES
roared out, swhy don't sou pull 1T Sir. you
would sooner nip the forksd lightning.p We
should like 70 ~ the man who would b. bold
sseagh - knocho4 ola DAMS head. We are
very sure WsxpsLL Il not thar man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

IL THE WHITE HousE.-This place, which
is at present the terminus of the York River
Railroad, is upon the Pamunkey, and not the
Mat,aponi, as by some unaceountable error we
said it was, q few days since. The Pamunkey
aud Mattaponi form the York river and "Hest
Point" The terminus under the charter Of the
road is in the fork formed by the junction Of
the two rivers at the head of the York, fifteen
miles from the "White House, The "Whits
House, is not public house, but very splen-
did estate on the Pamunkey, which takes it's
name from the mansion, white building,
close to the banks Of the river. Upon the site
of the present dwelling stood that in which
WASHINGTON first saw the blooming and ac-
complished widow CusTIs, whom he at once fell
in love with and soon after made Mrs. WASH
INGToN. 1t was long the property of the late
Mr.. !CUsTIs, of Arlington, and by him left to
his son-in-law, Col. LEE of the army. The
locality has much historic interest, and now
that it is reached by railroad, will become bet
ter known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

Nineteenth II Octshev-A Cry Ter Mercy.
some OF orr friends hare snGnsstea eAAA 49,
only drawback 70 the proposed celebration at
Yorktown, IL the gsaerHl apprehension u
those oratorical explosions, common 10 such
occasions. which have produced 20 much mis-.
chief In Virginia. 1t isameianchoiy fact that
no public proceeding ofAny kind can take place
in this State without IN arrest and imprison-
ment Of the crowd by some DxMosTHENss or
CfcERc. who insists upon their giving him
their ears. and holds them by the collar till he
has exhausted their attention and strength,
and made them. inwardiy in their hearta.
curse the day that he was born. There II
generally no chance OF escape without ohser-
walton, or, thecffect of these speeches upon the
crowd would be equal to the reading Of the
riot act There Is no earthly occasion or sub
ject on which these orators will not make in
terminable speeches. One of the race once held
forth two hours to an unfortunate Professor
OF the University Of Virginia, on the merits
Of an invention for boring mountains in
short time. The Professor lugubriously beg
ged to inquire IL he knew anything of a ma
chine for boring people In short time.
Unless one Of these machines is taken to
Yorktown, il will be impossible to call out
crowd there even on the 18th Of October. The
people Of Virginia are as accustomed to per-
forations as pin-cushions, but there are to be
several companies Of U. S. soldiers there, who
have served their country faithfully, and de-
serve better treatment. These unhappy men,
being under strict military discipline, will
have no chance of escape, and, moreover,
would rather die than retreat from any DAN
ger Have they not had holes enough made IN
their bodies by balls and bayonets, that they
should be converted into sleeves by oratorical
perforators For once, only once, let us have
grand celebration in Virginia without
speecbifying. When the Army Of Italy en-
| tered Paris. led by the greatest monarch OF the
| earth, and was gazed upon with burning eyes
| by two millions Of spectators, the grand oc-
| easion was not marred by a single attempt to
| heighten by words an ovation which was It's
| own greatest orator. Seventy thousand OF
| the choicest troops the world ever saw-each
| bayonet, with red spots upon the bright steel,
| was eloquent of action, and each dark bro"
| was garlanded with blossoms of glory, fresh
pIucked from the fragrant fields OF Italy,
| more fascinating than the choicest MOWERS OF
! rhetoric Let Yorktown speak for Itself! Let
| the lofty ghts. the wide plains the monider-
| ing tombs, the broad, bright, grand river, III
| woke the heart to silent memory and mesita-
| ton and for once, only once let the tongues OF
| men be silent amid the more eloquent memo
| rails of mighty deeds, and the footprints OIL
| generation greater, wiser, better. more noble,
| and more immortal than our own.
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&C % FAIR OF VIRGINIA CEN

FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
So TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. to
be held in Richmond, October Gath TO 18th
At meeting of the EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE held the 5th inst. the following additions
were made to the Premium List as published:
/. For the best crop of Wheat per acre. not less
than fifty acres $50.
q For the best crop of Corn per acre. not less
than fifty acres $50.
s. For the best crop of Wheat per acre, not less
than one acre, S25.
l. For the best crop of Corn per acre. not less
than one acre. S25.
duce before the Committee of JUDGES the testlmo-
nv of at least enc dslnterested witness to sustain
their claims.
The following additional premiums were inserted
in Glass SO:
For the best half acre of Ruta Baga Turnps, $40.
For the best half acre of any other description of
Turnips. Sic.
The following notifications in the Rules and
Regulations were also made:
Horses which have been entered for exhibition
may he removed from the grounds: and returned
again, at the discretion of the President.
Ray and straw TO be furnished to all animals en-
tered for premiums. free Of charge.
Committee on crops Of Wheat and Corn: Hon.
Esq, Prince George Or; v. Funston. Clark; n.
Frances CabelI. Esq, Nelson DR.. VIM. P. Walk
er. Goochland: Thos. Watkins: Esq. Halfax DR..
John Mayo, Westmoreland; Henry Webb Esq,
New Kent VIM. Ii. Clarke: Esq. Halifax; -
Hairston, Esq. Henry; VIM. W. Watts, ESQ.,.
Roanoke; ". P. Taylor. ESQ.,. Caroline H. X.
Burgwynn, n. G. G. DIMMOCk,
oc S-Iw Sec'y Va. C. A. s.
R Wing and Enquirer copy.
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More About Golfers Shakespeare.

The London AthenGum says: 1--WE hear that
the Duke OF Devonshire has permitted four
eminent Fellows of the Society of Antigua
ries to make careful investigation of the
COLLIER Folio. The four gentlemen VIII
make known the result of the Investigation in
their own way; but we may state generally
that the facts they have ELECTED tend to prove
how hasty and superficial was the inquiry
conducted under the eye of Sir FREDERICK
MADDEN, and to increase the public regret
that gentlemen connected officially with a
great public library. should have allowed
themselves to engage as principals or par
tiZans in such a strife.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /

RICHMOND. Unt 10Th, IHJy.
~ LIAM LOGAN. DECEASED. AND ALL
OTHERS CoNCERNED.-You are hereby noti-.
fed, that, At the request of John A. Hutchinson,
Sheriff OF Henrioo county, and ne such admins
tsstor Of the estate Of the said William Logan, de-
next 1859. at my Office Tor receiving proof ii debts
or demands against the said decedeRt his estate
at which time end place you are required to at
the County Court Of Henrico county, the day
JOHNSON H. SANDS,
oc lO-3t Commissioner in chanceTy. s.
NOTICE. -.Persons Wishing 10 sand Stock over
4. the road cf this company, Intended for exhi
O,t,on ~ ne central AsricnltuIai FAR must give
proper cars NAV h provided.
~. No Freight Train viii run from g. YUHDAY,
Frsights will BE- receiyed on MONDAY. Slsf CO
Spperinssnlsnf TRANSPORTATION.
o's Kisa IL I; : 81 y B b si g. esle-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

THE JENNINGS EsTATE.-The members Of
the branch of the Jennings family who claim
TO be heirs to the &4o,000,O00 now awaiting
claimantin England, assembled at Chariottes-
vilIe Va, Wednesday, to the number OF nj
teen. No definite action was taken, though
the sending of an agent to Europe is believed
to be resolved on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

- RICHMOND AGRICULTURAL
Gt>Ga FAIR, COMMENCING THE Path AN D
ENDING THE 18th OF OCToBER.-The follow.
ing is a part of the programme. as determined
upon:
On TUESDAY, at II o'clock, NJ. 1.-THE 25th inst.,)
I'LL CARTER Esq, distinguished Tor his scien-
tife and practical skill in agriculture, will read an
Essay upon Practical Agriculture, including de-
scripton of the Shirley estate, the system OF man
agement it. with its products for the last ten
Hon. A. III. H. STUART will deliver an address.
Other distinguished gentlemen may be expected to
add to the interest of the week. whose names will
be announced in due time. G. DIM MOCk.
Secretary Va c. A. s.
nA Wing and ENQUIRER copy. oc S-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

TOBACCO IN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
The growth of tobacco in Southwestern vir-
sinia is rapidly engrossing the attention Of
the farmers, and in Washington county,
alone, over 1000 acres will be planted with the
weed next year. In that county, this year,
there are 300 acres growing, which will yield
Goo pounds pei acre, equal to about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

A HEAVY yERDIoT.-Mrs Corsey has OBJ
tanned a verdict Of Sao,000 damages against the
city Of Detroit for injuries sustained by the
unsettinc OF her carriage in an uncompleted city
saver. by which she has been entirely deprived
Of the use Of her lower limbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

rian 70. 81 Synod of Virginia commenced its
session in Christians burg, Montgomery CO.,
Va, last week-Rey. T. V. Moore, of Rich
mond, Moderator. DIR. b. w. Smith, of the
Union Theological Seminary, preached the
opening sermon. There were about one hun
dred delegates present The next se11<op is to
be held al Lynchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

HA During the summer that has just
passed away, thousands of sufferers from y sente
ry and dlarrhGa have been relieved by the use of
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, medicine which is
evidently destined to maintain permanent place
in the public estimation. Bilious diarrhGa one
scian. The medicine they administer to act upon
the bowels never seems to reach the source OF the
reach all the digestive organs, and give them 81
multaneously rush Of vigor, to rid themselves of
this disease. This problem is solved by the BIT
born cases. 1t is only fair say that, during the
season just closed, this medicine has achieved
more cures than any other ever presented to the
public, and during the fall, which that terrible
scourge, the fever and slgue, is prevalent, the
BiTTERs will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggst !and dealers generally. every
where oc Sim
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LAND SALES IN YIRerNIA-In Bedford
county. Va, George Jones has sold his farm
of 3o3 acres, to John B. Crenshaw, for $4,000.
The estate Of the late Rev. Nelson Sale, of 400
acres. in the same county, has been sold to
Thomas Sale for $4,000.
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DIEn

On Thursday. the 9th inst, at his fathers resi-
dence on Union Hill, JOSEPH THOMA soa OF
VIM. Manning, aged 10 years months and ii
days
"a. Charlottesville papers please COPY.
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ma Wing and Enquirer copy. oc s-lw

R-S WE, THE UNDER SIGNED,
b. Stockholders Of the w Els T POINT
more than one tenth of the capital stock of the
said company. hereby give notice that a general
viii i've held at the Office of the said company, at
WEST POINT, in the county Of KING William,
on TUESDAY, the Sth day of November, 1859.
JNO PROSSER TABB,
oc 8-laWtd. ALEX. DUDLEY,
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RIsHTRors VERDICT.-On Saturday, fellow
was taken to Rochester from Albion, en- route
for the Penitentiary, in which institution he
is TO be confined for six months. His offence
was stealing some rings and jewelry from the
dead body OF u lady-a victim OF the late bridge
disaster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

HEAVY BURGLARY.-The jewelry store OF
Hood Tobey, at Albany, N. Y, was entered
Thursday night, and robbed of $30,0Oo worth
Of watches, chains and diamonds. No clue Is
had To the robbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

gA Home Manufa Infal !:
LfBLE BAKIN q POWDER.-'rhe best and
minutes, wTTHoUT YEAST, and in an legant man
ner. light sweet, and handsome Loaf Bread, Bis
cults. Batter. Buckweat, and other Griddle Cakes,
Pudding, Pies and Pastry OF every description,
with a savins of time. labor, and expense.
No family should he without them, as bread is
made more speedily and better by this than any
other method known. Give it a trial.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
J. w. GARIICK, Manufacturer and
Sole Proprietor, Richmond. Va.
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IaFfa ksAsb tasfs. Sri + F So.

IafF6vEb ck.srlE IA : . IS,
The propsietnes of the LADpt WkIsTxn il CQ.'s
Machine el6t1n. taad snbstantieee tho cIe1mD that
n needle VoTk, and pertofm snD eams - ne besf
ssible mannsr.. Cqmbining, - y doees s1e mer.
svoidins their faults, il c0mmends itself ~ tho
81 bic a. Tx GnxAr FANILy gswiNo MscHINns
n sdsvted to every branch OF industry where the
neeo'e 7 1seu'iFs n HORTON KEAcH, Agent.
5 Al Corinthisn Hall, Main street.
netWoe0 9TH Nnd loth, Mp lfgifl
~ Aiso Agent for l.ESTER'S LOCKtsTITCH
eHDTTIE MACHINE. Pnco 30 The bost
low. price machine in the country.
n Tam. WEBSTER 4 Co.'S
GNRIVALED SEWING MACHINES
Took the First Premium at the
!. 80 80 Pennsy lyania State Fair,
ocl-Iw;f September seth. 1sS9.
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4 svaara ~. naaIk.

NJ IN ih1ebtsd - NJ, J. w. RAspoLpH for
= eopy - ~ nsst volume Of The Life aud
Tsnss a - Madison, BY Hon. W. @. Rlvrs-
3 aAest yaihsbis book, which ought 70 - in
esetT flASMry 8 Z.
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n free. r. REES respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his STEAM PHO
TOGRAPH1C GALLhRY, will soon be in opera
ton again. All pictures that were on hand to be
finished and paid for, will be taken or the price
paid for them will be refunded by calling at my
residence, 9th street. near Leigh. | sincerely
thank the citizens of Richmond for their very lib
eral patronage during the past two years of my
stay here. Oc 4-eodts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, OCT. 8, 80.
Hish Wate, ,h,s aay aronday, o'clock.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, New York. mdze.
aP seRa whste parfsr Albany lumber
sehr., Susan E. Jayne, Jayne, Troy. iron ore' J..
seh ru Robt P. King. Leeds, Phadelphia, pig
ns scir. Cath A. Johnson, Evernham, Petersburg,
w sear Fl Eliza Mathews Bradley Norfolk, COAL @.
se ssn.' Danve Chester N. Y, mdae., D. W.
ss schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, guano.
s schr. O. II. Telley. Creighton. Baltimore, guano,
Sf schr. butterfly. Hubbard, Baltimore, guano,
ps sshS. Champion, Mitchell, Baltimore, guano Ba.
con Baskervill.
Schr. Evergreen, Dill.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, H, E. Tnttlc.
Steamer Georgeana, Travers, Baltimore, mdzs.
b BriHs sK Kate Long, Rio Grsnde, flour, Ha1al
schr Crershaw. Moss, N. Y, mdze.,.D. & W.
sschr AIDA E. Barnes, Bettsworth, N. Y, four
Edmond; Davenport Go.
schr Time. Tyler down the river, liz 1T.
Schr. Pandora. Travers, down the river light,
;. Schr Amos faikenburg, Rogers, down the river,
schr G. B. Dickerson, Ward, down the river,
schr Eldorado down the river. light.
New YORK. Oct. 6.Cld, Steamship Yorktown,
Point; Schr. L. Smith, Hayman. Plymouth, n. c.
7th-Cld. Schrs. Alice, Howell, Norfolk; Rio, Pugh
Elizabeth City, n; c; l.. w. Birdsall. Crane. Fred
and the following from Virginia: Nile, Corneiia,
j. H. Yeomans. James Buchanan, Oliver HI. Lee,
Isaac Van Zandt and G. Dix.
Bosros. Oct s.-Arrd. schr. Cornct, tBr.) Card,
Halifax. N. s., via Norfolk.
FALMOUTH. Oct 4.-Sd, schT. i. NJ. Romney,
Collins. Norfolk.
ALBANY, Oct. s.--Cld. schrs. z. Cornelius, conk-
lin, Richmond; j. H. Deputy, Waltham, do.
RocKLANp, Sept. 29.--Sld. schrs. Hardscrabbls,
GREGORY, Norfolk; Hewitt, Bnckiin, do.
Balch. Mathews, Richmond; 10Th, schr. Aiquixar,
Long, Norfolk.
ner. Petersburg; John Alexander, Lewis, Rich
mand.
IS days from Bahia, for orders; bark Hyperion, 10
day0 from Sombrero.
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The GREAT OYSTER BEDs.-The Norwalk
Gazette learns from good authority that q
quarter OF million of bushels Of oysters had
been taken from the newly discovered oyster
placer up 10 Saturday night.
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nA-CHuRcH Books.-INFoKMATIoN FOR PEOPLE

GENERAL CONVENTIONS
large assortment of very choice BOOkS-many
of them recently published-suitabe for Sunday
School Libraries. and for the reading of the young
in families, as well as others for maturer minds,
has Just been received by our townsman WEST, at
his Bookstore, No. Jas Main street. A list of some
of the more recent issues of this choice collection
may be found in his advertisement in another
column. oc At
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NJ Fall DRY Goods! Fall DRY Goods j.
BREEDEN J. FOX,
Broad SrRHET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks Q very
large assortment OF Dry Goods, and by to-dsy.s
steamer from New York will he in receipt OF their
FALL STOCK
OF every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department., the styl las and fab
RIGS are very new and attractive and the variety is
greater than that Of any former season;
SERVANTS CLOTHING. HOUSEKEEPING
We invite the attention of buyers, both whole
sale and retail, tn stock, assuring them that we
shall endeavor to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN K FOX.
ne I2-lmif 2l7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

IA. Commissioners Sale Of large amount
VARIABLE REAL ESTATE. IN AND MEAN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, TO BE SOLD Al
AUCTION THIS DAY, commencing ut 10 O'clock,
A. M.-The particular attention Of the public u
respectfully called to the sale Fl Col. Richard hard
Adams Real Estate to be soiG al,she "a m
lars, see auction head. -,