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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-12
RICHMON Nd AND Pc
IN II u q DID u AIT ID n n

a
hNN sezN@SSOn and after September 18th,
1859, the trains on this road will run as follows:
TRANS ,b Leave KichMoSpd p2R PETERSBURG
lsandays excepted, at @ ass O'Clock 4. n.
Mail. throqsh passen ,sr, daily ,at.z;4o >" =. Nj.
Accommodating and lrels NJ, tn
day and EFasy ro s
Express, through passenger, daily, \,
Mail and through passenger daily,
Except Sundays at. 4:5S +. M.
Accommodation and ID freight t tTrain'
1 nesSs4 snd T F1ida Moa at AM
RIcnMosIR, r, TO cIo Nras HILL n L: co,,r,.;n
WHICH Si leaves Chester on Tuesdsy. THURSDAY and
Saturday, at 6:l5 A. NJ.
PASSENGERS goins by this tram 1 viii take the ex-
Passengers from Clover Hili leave Summit at
lll5 NJ arrive At Chester at s E ana then sn1
Richmond at 525 P. NJ, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
stop when there passengers to take up or put
down at Manchester, Temples, Rice's, Half Way
The express aud mail trains from Richmond con-
meet with the southsrn trains Ct petersburg for
cts for Wilminstop can be procured at the ticket
Office in Richmond. sr t-t
Rehme oas with thine tne Northern trains Washns
ton, Baltimore, &e: Ihropsh tickets Tor Washing
be procured at the office in Petersburg.
Fare for white persons :. -Sl.S
:. Children oyer five and under twelve
- years OF age :....-. O@
Colored persons IN servants car. 0y0
Colored persons will not be permitted in the first
class car, except when in attendance infant
children, or sick persons, absolutely requiring their
care, in which case the same fare as for white per-
sons will lie charged.
A discount of ten cents will he allowed on each
fare when tickets are purchased at the office, and
to persons getting on the where no tickets
sold
Servants travelling by themselves, must be fur
nished by their masters with two passes. SO that
can be retained at the office; and it must be ex
to go on the cara. fHOS. II. WYNNE, sup't.
Office X. Il r. X. r. Cost
Sept. g. 1859. ( sc Pts
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
The Loo omotire Expkosion-Erstght, 9c.

LYNcHBURG, Sept II, 1859.
The explosion of the boiler OF the locomotive
attached to the up freight train on the N1r-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, which occurred
ON the afternoon of last Friday, took place as
it was ascending a heavy grade, at the rate OF
ten miles an hour. 1t is said that there was
but 100 pounds of steam on at the time that the
boiler exploded, while an engine oil That size
GOO horse-power,t should ordinarily bear from
locomotive works OF Smith Il Jackson, Pat
terson, N J., and this was her seventh trip
out; and from all that can be gathered, the 10
connective must have been OF very inferior
quality, as we learn that the cost OF 1t was
only about seven thousand dollars. The boiler
bursted at the top, and it is owing to TINS cir
cumstance that the injured parties We're not
instantly killed. as at first reported. Inc ex-
plosion was terrific, tearing up the ROAD ana
throwing those injured about forty leet from
the scene of the disaster The engineers name
is VIVA A. Ellington, and not Arlington, as
reported per telegraph. Vhe name OF the ire
man is Mark Pond, and hopes are now enter
tanned of their recovery. A brakeman by the
name of Chenauit, who was on the tender at
the time of the explosion was blown a dis
lance of fifteen or twenty feet, and, strange to
tell. only received some slight injuries
The amount of freight received at the depot
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, tor
the two weeks ending 9th September, is as fol-
lows -, 1870 bushels of wheat, l,63U barrels OF
flour, DIP 600 pounds of tobacco, and miscella-
neous $4,000.
There has been some activity in the markets
for the past week, with no material change IN
prices.
An ordinary looking negro man, about %
years old, was sold here on Friday, at public
auction for 3 $50 PINKNEY.
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Too GooD.-A contemporary, speaking of the
Massachusetts Senator, thus rejoices at the
happy effects produced upon his shocked sys-
TEN by eminent surgeons in Europe
1--WE are pleased to learn that Hon. Charles
Sumner is recovering He is in Paris, where
he had his spinal marrow taken out, scraped,
soaked in oil and replaced. has muscular men,
branes operated upon, his nerves taken out,
aired and replaced, and is in fair way of re-
coyery. He Will resume his Senatorial duties,
he says'
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49, EMOyAL. &c.-.

81 CD. W OOTTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. &c.
have removed my Office to the corner Of Main
and Governor streets, opposite Dispatch office
am prepared TO act in CRIMINAL and CIVIL
CASES. COLLECTING CLAIMS &c, to receive
and attend to ADVERTISEMENT for the Dan
vile Republican, WHICH has fine CIRCULATION In
South Vir2inia and North Carolina. shall give
strict attention to business entrusted to me.
Sc I0-3ts
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GEORGE w HOLLINS,
sc 2-d1w&cvltf New Kent county, Va.
- FARM FOR SALE IN NEW KENT
go COIINTY. 1WENTX MILLS REL OW

COUNTY, TWENTY MILES BELOW
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 acres of LAND,
situated in healthy location, miles south of the
stage road. and from 21s to miles from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad-with frame dwell
lnS and houses. and has 60 or 65 of clear
ed hl h land, IL or Is acres of excellent meadow
ipartly cleared1 and the remainder in wood land,
"a suiielency to support the pisce,l with a spring
OF excellent water and mari bank on the premises,
and Is offered for sale very accommodating
terms. Any person wishing to purchase can apply
to me near the premises, or to ED. NJ. MORGAN.
House, Main street, Richmond
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nLD CITIZEN RETURNED,

old CITIZEN RETURNED.
After absence Of few II have returned to
IN Old business SIM, Of coNFEcTioNER AND
FRUITERER, and have located on Broad street,
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
sped. have been, and are, warmly cherished, and
will ever be an incentive TO serve kind patrons.
and eonSut y IN that M
hope, deserve the liberal support of friends and
citizens in and nd 2: t. Of the city; :,
representation, and abundant in season, such az
caKks sEEs hAysNs 5SSE
ORANGE S, and other domestic and foreign fruits
Call and examine my stock of Confectionery and
manship-calculated to do much service, a.
well as adorn' Yours, A fSsTffeSsNs'ssoyP IzzINI,
No. Broad ST.. above 9th.
N. B.-Parties, wedding suppers. and lea Creams
furnished at shortest notice. Use E-ImI 4. {.
NEW FALL GOODS-Is59.-we have NOV
GOODS. Which. in sasisis and ehsapness, cannot
"a y Rsss s. s. sonEs
E ENEkRkIsd5RRsK sss saS yfs DssfBAzNEs
SToTHs GAssIn ERES and I'd. yEs T ps,cs
SERVANTS GOODS, OF ali descriptions.
: Alse, 2 large stock OF Ingram and Thres-ply
Buy are invited to examine our stock bsiore
s. VA sa J. II. 'RfSo5sENBAuM. ise Broad st.
RY TUE GOyERNOR-A pRoeLAMA-
y TIoN.-In complisnee with en act Of the Gen
and in pursuance Of an election held in the second
Judicial Circuit Of this Commonwealth, according
3: GHOlSON, Esq, has been Only elected Judge
o. sad Circuit iof the term OF EIGHT years.
3L.s.s q The comsisa~ssisi To q IS sahxsS. this
eighty fourth rear Of the ComHpe. eelth.
GEois1 Nv. MuMTaan, seo'y Of the com'th.
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iiNPARALLELEDA ATTRACTION.
Engagement Of the aistlng a,she e. artlstes'

u C.
Who will appear this evening in their great tragic
play of the
DUCHESS OF MALF1
No play in the annals Of the drama has ever met
with such ,-,r,,o,
UNEQ UITOCAL SUCCESS
as the above great production; and the splendid
rendition of the characters of
MARINA AND FERDINAND,
by Mr. and Mrs. WALLER, has received the nm
qualified appreciation Of the Press and Public of
BOTH HEMISPHERES.
B RSSHF;ssss e MMAAEEEEI9 ro-Nrour.
DUCHESS OF MALFIN
Mr.. and MRS. WALLER
aeters Of MR. and MRS. WALLER
MARINA and FERDINAND
MAB BIN and FEEBBppIINNANR.} Supported by the
tSTAR COMPANY,
TONIGHT. {STAR COMPANY,
fSTAR COMPANY,
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S.Rs SHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
- AGENCY;17G. Y: H. TYLER, office on
RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NEGROES, and
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au SLIM
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T is EXCHANGE AND BANKING
c-Sa BUSINESS.--ENDERS, SUTTON Il
CO.. Richmond. Va
FOSTER, ENDERs & CO., Stsunton, Va.
JoHN ENDERs. w. NJ. SUTTON. K. I. FOSTER.
Sc l0-lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

D.. -.,---
81 FOB SALE-The convenient HOUSE and
f;:s l. OF, situated on Charity street next door to
EEL Capt Burk's. 1t is the same occupied for many
years by the late Capt John B. Prentis and since,
bs Mrs Prentls. 1t has paved yard, cow house,
and dairy. and well of excellent water. 1t en-
braces both city and county advantages Until
sold, it will be rented.
Il. w. H. TYLER, General AGENT.
Sc l2-3t' Marshall, bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
FOR >ALE-A new, ornamental COT
E#a TAGE, on 9th street, French Garden Hill
Aa;A For terms, &C., apply to
GREEN & ALLEN.
Sc Pts Corner of Grace and 7th streets.
LII FOR RENT-A HOUSE on the north side
El;;1 OF Cary street. bet 9th and 7th 1t contains
La:asx rooms above tho cellar, gas in each, and
water IN the yard Possession given LIST of October
next lse l2-eod4tl JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il SON.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. (yA.,) SEPT. II, 1859.
High Wase, this day Monday 4 o'clock. !.

49, N~~-~ ---~-~ 49,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, New York, mdze.
and passengers Lnd saff \ NY watsoh'
Steamer BelvIdere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
Steamer tiTsinis; Kelly. Philadelphia, mdze and
Schr G. Z. Sadisr, down the river, light.
schr. Oxford. Bredwell, down the river. light.
Schr. Trosan, Cook, down the river, hight
New York, Sept s-Cleared, schrs. Manches =
ter, Pierson, Rehmond Central America, Coll u
R, Nd T. n 81 ssnss
ton, Richmond. 9th.-Arrived. schrs. d. a. Berry,
Harris, and Chas, Colgate, Hooker, whining
PERNAMHrco. Aug. ARRIVED, July 30, bark
Reindeer, Kern, Richmond land SAILED slst for
dol 9Th. sarah A. Nchol, Nichol, do, land sailed
9th for Rio Janero.l
Rogers, from Richmond. for Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, Aug: 25.-In port, loading, ship Erie.
LONDON, Aug a5-Arrived, ship Ceres, Bach,
FALLS RIVER, Sept. Gard, schr. Thos. Wi
pnin, L Ellis, Norfolk, for Salem. and sailed on the
RockhAsp Sept. s-Ar5'd, ;eh1 Harriet, Nor
Henry Henry McNeiis, Petersburg. :, sr
SPokEN-Bark Sarah, from Norfolk, Tor Barba-
does, Aug. q, lat. il 40, lon. 60.
| PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP '.YoRkTowS,"
Parrish, Master, from New York, Saturday, Sep
tember TO-
VIM. Scott, VIM. H. Aidridge, George Richie,
Miss Rosenstack, Henry White, Henry kayton,
| Henry F. Cocke, j. +. Collier. p, g. Gala her. F
w. Hobson. Lewis w. Seeley and lady. VIM Kru-
ser, NJ: A. Myers, B. g. Loury, John Rumbold. c;
Wendlinger and lady S. Grimes; R: j. Cornell and
Winter, Henry Hertz, 4. s Darkip, Nm Rich !.
$; NJ. Dorrsnce, Miss f G Golden R w . Lark
| berg, T. ". Nevin, IT., VIM. NJ; Young, Mrs. G.
| Sprague, Robert Frost; John Robinson. E; B.
| Ward, Samuel Whitby. A: l.. Elicit, lady and child
Mrs. 4: Clarke, Mi and Miss Everett, II. B. Eve
rett. Z. A. Lee and lady, Mrs. J: Ingraham, ]. J.
Tompkns. ?: J. Butler; DSvid Turner, lady and
| Parrish. A. Campbell and lady. Capt. Kinssbur y
| lady and child. H. B.. Fields. r. B. Calwell. b
ton Johnston. Miss. Stimson, J. H. Even, Miss E
| NJ. Manners s. L johnson and lady, Mrs. J. Haw-
k.ns and 3 children, Mrs. .. Rutherford and child
| Capt. Russell, Mrs. Capt. Lewis Parrish, Louis
Stern, John L, May John B; Ward; 7, B. Ryan
| w. c. Wolfe, B. w Strong, w. g. Westbrook. j
| w. F. Daley. J. J. Allen, c. A. Wood. r. b Dex-
ter, ". G; Hundley; 4; 6: Houghton,, v. X, How
ard. Paul Vidal o. P. Critic rden, D. C. Fredericks
| l.. A. Hyde and lady, A. w. Lord, and IL steerase
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ma Insurance Notice.-Defer not until TO-
,,orrotc what can be done to-day! INSURE IN
sURE!t -. -,
Provide for the morsf, the best will save itself!
Insurance of all kinds-such as Life Insurance
upon thtte persons. special or unlimited term
Stare Insurance for one month, one year. or hVe
years.
Fire Insuranee.-Every description OF property
in Toacn or Country! All effected upon Hoer"'
and satisfactory terms to the Insured -
MA The best Companies in the Union represent
ed-Capitalover So U0e00. Mo-
For ALL KINDS of lnsurance-Lut; Ftre or NJ, inu
rtRe-apply at the General Insurance Ufhce on
street. next to +. d. Eacho, and just below Elk
change Hotel. ,,,
Wa al os'0' P''"f' C. r. BRICKEN,
Gen. ms Agent and Medical Examiner.
Sc l0-2t
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go THE MARSHALL AND HENRY
O. COMPANIES will hold their regular
Monthly Meeting at their room. on 18th street,
THIS MONDAY EF ENING. at Ga o'clock.
Members are earnestly requested to attend. The
by laws require these monthly meetings to be held,
and the operations of the companies must be re-
tarded unless the members attend in sufficient null
bers to transact the regular business.
Sc Pit JAS, X, LEE. Sec'y.
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~ STOLEN.--OnS Saturday night, 10th inst,
IN about o'clock from the stable of R. H.
- Barns, near Old Market. q chesnuteolnred
No marks except small scar the ri sht shoulder
and some made by the saddle the back; right
front hoof little cracked.
Also. at the same time and place, 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 hack, little grey mixture of hair in the
forehead; a scar 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 be paid
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RACON SIDES. IS ceats Of supsriof Lo0is-
sale by tsel3-Ml LUDLAM kWATS0N
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DIME HOTEL, SO
en- II ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, 50
NSHeY RICHMOND.

THE DIME RESTAURANT,
On Main Street, Near fourteenth or Pearl,
Continues to be famous as the very best RESTAU-
RANT in Richmond.
LOVERS OF GOOD EATING will always find there
tn e very choicest
OYSTERS. FISH, CHOPS. WINES,
GAME, STEAKS. LIQ UORS,
CIGARS, &e.. &C..
to I've obtained in any Eating House in this country.
The Cooking at this Establishment is unsurpass-
ed. and no other house of the kind is more remark
able for the invariable good attendance of all en-
pnye about it.
Cent men visiting the city on business. will find
this house very conveniently located and comfort
ably arranged with lodging rooms, BY the day, week
or month.
MEALS, rs thev may be ordered, in the spacious
and convenient refectory, at all hours.
Private Rooms for dinner supper parties.
Gentlemen visiting this convenient establish
ment will only be charged for what they NAV order
Sc Ppm w. H. HAYWARD.
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y xrrrHKfssll ~ I'd ssJsaFaa1xs, 80

}. xrrraEissl1l re- RsfaslFas -, - 8
will open. on. MolfDAY, Sept 81 sSe-
sive and eiaEans slock pf entire w G09t1,
suited TO the prSonns and apgros4z4g scasdEf 20
which they beg Ieaye to ~! the afss4tion q I'll
friends, and OF 4tfnnsers Visiting .ins5kes y =
ring them. nj the same time, TINT U00pS o. mo
best fabrics are only sold 1t the lowest prices.
] soilc MrLLs1sER 1 BROTHER
their i AZ s II Inc ii SIN ROBES DRESS
SILKS, &C., al Of which were purchased By us ~
twemty Per cent. loss than cost Of Yycduyt1cn ~
the large auction sales in New York, and viii y
sold at small advance on cost. The nsso!tment
comprises a greafeF variety and quantity tian We
have ever offered before, and at prices much oeiow
soCs ssrds DRESS SILKS from IS cts. to % the
100 SILK ROBES A'DEJtx voLANDT, from
FALL ia GIBBONS, FAI.L RIBBONS.
m ssi sg Nf # sf Will be opened on
Monday, September 18th.
Beautiful lies of NEW Ribbons for Misses
and Children, ut one shilling the yard.
Richest sty les of RIBBONS for ladies. at = cts
Cali and examine for yourselves. Every article
in DOMESTIC GOODS for families and servants
are kept by great variety and sold only Al low
prices. We are selling an excellent article oil
FLANNEL. tall wooll at Is cts. Other foods IN
proportion. j. MILLH1SER 4 BROTHER.
Sc 12-2w l93 Broad street.
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DENTISTRY.
Go a i CA .R.R:a,.

~ r EMOvAL.
N| GEORGE B. STEEL.
DENTIST
has removed his office and residence from No z3i
Nam street to the CORNER OF STH AsB MAIN srs :
sir doors aboee has odd stand, whore he is pre-
pared. Nth increased facilities. TO perform An
ner. g-r
An experience of nearly ten years in his bust;
ness enables hun To guarantee satisfaction in ev-
ery instance.
FOX RENT.One or two good ROOMS, in base
ment suitable for an office. Apply to
sc Sim g. B.. 8.
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snA Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods! -.
BREEDEN & FOX,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening for the past two weeks very
large assortment of Dry Goods, and by to-day 9
steamer from New York will be in receipt OF their
FALL STOCK
OF every description of
DRY GOODS.
In Dress Goods department. the styles and iap-
RIGS are very new and attractive, and the variety ID
greater than that of any former season ,,ppYNc
SERVANTS' CLOTHING. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, &c.
We invite the attention of buyers, both whole
sale and retail to our stock assuring !hem that We
A'' BREEDEN Il FOX.
"a 12-1mif 217 Broad street.
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"a KANAWAY-- + rom James ]. Dornin's
" iactoay, In the CITY OF Richmond, on or about
NELSON. beloneing to the estate of Chas-
A~tain Hancock dec d. The said negro is about
% years of age, about feet 10 inches high sht
brown color, straish and well made. liberal re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to me at Ches-
mond. w G. CLARKE
ne R-dlw&cw3w" Admir- of c. Hancock.
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A NEW BOOK BY PHILIP BARRETT,
"A tThos. w; White, author of FLOWERS by the
"''l'e' 7 9 9. c. piRsEwRY, late P. B. Price,,
THE DEAF SHOEMAKER. and other Stories, IL
This, neat and attractive. little volume is filled
with sketches in Mr.; Whites peculiarly terse and
young~entertainng and instructive. The Appen-
dix contains several sketches adapted to of
maturer years. Sc 10-3t
Great ATTRAGTI TO % or G0oDSaEx-
f. GOLDSMITH begs leave to say to his customers
that he is Just opening his fall ard winter stock of
Goods, purchased at low prices from the Northern
auctions. There can be found among his stock
complete assortment of Millinery Goods rich and
Coffieurs; fancy Woollen Goods; Corsets, Embroi-
derles, Hosiery, Gloves. and lots of other Goods,
Is cents, cheap at double the money $50 White
EmbIo I'd Handkerchiefs at ia and % cents,
the sfs rs Bro Broad i St.
MOS4uITOES, M0SQUITOE s.--The
wi CHINESE MOSQUITO TAPERS will ef
IN hes sre rhese
PERS are extensively used in China, and, when
=, rs, slSs oi 9dor perfectly harm
quito tribe-so much so. that they will at once he
S S S OF All disposition to bite or sns They
CITIZENS and never fail Ehsn n, used ss d5ested-
Drug Store, lss Main street.
Corner above Post Office.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.-At BULK
! LEY'S, Isl Main St, you will find most beau
81 and vsssa Maa
Card Receivers; Blsque Ornaments; Coiosne
Bottles. of China and rich Cut Glass; fete- Tete
Sets; together with great variety oil other Goods,
now opening.
uAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTIRE;
II Radway's Ready Relief; Hoofand's BitteIs;
For Fsi; sale sS g Female NV
Corner 9th and Broad sts.
l brassd Iris" CHEWING ToB fisct and
other superior brands Of SMOKING and CHEW
iNo io0Ai MEA 'pl .s1 BAKERS Drug Store.
1856 Main ST., cor. above Post-o Office.
SMOKING TOBACCO.-A large lot of fine
- Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco. This Tobacco il
a, very superior article. and smokes mildly and
barrels or by the pound w. PETTa aR SON,
.asi y g.. .a :is: s s
lots. Wines TumbIers. Decanters, &C., &C., for
sale afthe China Store Of ruos p,rv,rv
~ China Clay, or Balsomins. for Whitening walls
s ses sWshn WINE ae barrels or
Druggist. Iss Main street.
TOILET --Colxsts's Soaps, oil kinds;
,n. stown W,ndsor. Musk, HSrepir Tsssps. ana
DUTrY.-Pure Linseed Oil Putty, in kegs and
oaddsrs. OF QUANTITIES seeT FIJI; nr.x.;.,
CRUSHED SUGAR. --so bbls, Crushed Sugar.
WIN. WALLACE SONS.
DRIME WESTERN SIDES AND SHOUL.
Il pERS-Receiving by steamer this morning, for
sale BY MASSlE & PLEASASTe.
I ARD.-s0 kegs REFINED LARD, for sale 81
- MASSlE + PLEASANTS.
1,TTSSTz-E x,x1S 10y ITTTTE = ..---:.;- =
~ sale by MASSiE PLEASANTS.
C0O Bones TVRPENrINE sQA r, for sale b
SOU MASSIE 4 PEASANTS.
GOLFER 0UGAR.--lee hhae. Uoleo anrnr in
~ store. for sale By VIM. WALLACE SONS.
TTTHIsKEY.-i000 6Ils. W6isEes. Il ssore. 1ns
w sale b. VIM. WALLACE sons.
Oar MI Ar Fifst of the nav eros Tor aale It
~ retail. b WA. +. KING.
RiCE.-aosissess Ries, iaas Ese3iyes. feg ~ y
III v s.-'s s'sFsss Ies lSsis's
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mA The School OF Willis Il Winfree. on
Broad between 10th and 2ist Streets will commence
it's first session of ten months on THURSDAY,
September 18th. sc 9-l1t"
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DEE6E,S MANIPULATED. on PTTOa-
n PH0-PERUVIAN GlANO-AmmOnia 8 per
cent. Bone Phosphate Of Lime, IS 10 60 per "a M
For sale by FISHER & WINSTON
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TIA Tim and Mortice Locks, Hinges. Bolts,
ScREWS' and full assortment of CARPEN-
TIERS TOOLS, for sale at low PRICES at the Hard
ware store of a. D. Oi,A hhht
Sc lO-2t MaTket race, r rdnkiln StIeet.
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AREEs' Steam Photographic Gallery
REEFS. Steam Photographic Gallery
KEGS Steam Photographic Gallery
Is the most extensive
Is the most extensive
Of auy in the State.
OF any in the State.
OF any in the State.
Ali the various styles
All the various styles
All the various gty les
Of portraits taken
OF portraits taken
OF portraits taken
At reasonable prices.
At reasonable prices.
At reasonable prices.
Infants and family groups
Infants and family groups
Infants and family groups
Taken perfect, or no charge
taken perfect. or no charge.
See the transparent
Zee the transparent
Sec the transparent
Pearl Ambr0types.
Pearl Ambrotypes
Pearl Ambrotypes.
They can be had only
They can be had only
They can be had only
Al RSRs' Steam Gallery,
~ AT RIEs' Steam Gallery,
"a. Al REEs, Steam Gaileyy,
is' Main ~, between re american and Exehaass
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ma Shoemakers' Tools. Shoe Findings,
ANI1 LASTS-A fresh supply for sale at the Hard
ware store of A. B. CLARKE,
se l0-2t Market Place, Franklin street.
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N0TICE.-Delinqnent consumers Of Gas IN
Z MADISON WARD are hereby notlhed that
clock p. M. TO DAY, they viii be dealt with
according to the require ments OF the following ex
Works: -,
By an Ordiaaaeepassed BY fhe CoKnsi. May6fh.
after that on which il is presented, the Auditor
shall notify the Superintendent, who shall stop the
gas from being used the premises, in respect to
which the default exists, and If not paid within
FIFTEEN DAYS, Eve per cent. will be added To the
IN the hands Of the City Collector.
: Il p. HARRISON. for