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FIY IN WHEAr-Some OF the farmers IN
Sullivan aud other II The upper East rennes-
see couatiss complain that the hy has made
it, appearance. aud i seriously damaging the
yuung wheat In this section. in many
places. wheat Is up aud growing OF finely.
a conirariesy of opinion among the farm
ing pepnlaii0n ia THE coantry aboat The pro-
per time foe putting 10 this important cereal.
IT, The main Sheal-wrowieg regions nc b.
i-s.- early seeding Is generally przcTiesd--
.4fLeas Pit ~
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81 Joshua r. G:ddings told the Rnches-
Ter IN. W people the other day. that he
would 20 South and bag the $40 900 offered
fur him. provided he had confidence la the
advertiser" His doubts are indleions.
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this article for ever ten
CONFIDENCE xxDrKuIH Of
been able to say of
ER HAS II FAllE.B IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an Instance
one who used %, On
lighted with its opera
Of highest comnsenda-
and medical virtues.
"wHAT WE DO KNOW
ence. AND PLEDGE oUR
MENT ~ WHAT NIX HEkI
instance where the in
anu exhaustion relic
twenty INMATES after
tered.
ton - the prescription
PkklENCkD anu skill
land, anu has boen
ING Success ~
Oh CASkS.
from pain, but inytg.
bowels, corrects aciai.
ergy "a the whele sys-
sIintly relieve
BON ELS, AND
CULlC.
which II not speedil,
We believe IL the bcsi
would, ia all cases col
RIGA IN CHII.DRES
teething. or rfom any
say to every mother
from any OF the forego
LEA YOUR PREIUDI.
DlC& OF OtHEilS-
ing child aud the relief
ABSOLUTELY SUke-
medicine. IN timely
will accompany each
less the fac-simile %
York, ~ on the Out
out the world.
Cedar ST. New York
cents per bottle.
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- A young lady of Edge6eld, S. c., re-
Gently attended a family sores as The Eve
ming News" One who was there Describes
her dress (made entirely of newspApers) as
being unique and very BEAUTIFUL. IL Is said
70 have presented by candle light Q resem-
blance to the richest brocade. 90 skilliul wac
the arrangement of its columns.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
pr,o. as cents ,er BOTTLE

EIiCt - ctutc ftf o0A LII.
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAT-, IL
It,, what we have never
any other Fundamentally
A SINGLL INSTANCE. TO .
timel, usedi Never did =
oI dissatisfaction By any
the contrary, all are de -
lions, aud speak ia terms -
ton "t It's magical effects :.
We speak In this matter
AFTER ten years experI
REPUTATION FOR The PUPIL
DscLkkE. In aisnosteyery
FAINT IL suffering from pain -
viii be found In fifteen or
the syrup Is admins q.
This valuable PREF ara
OF one VI the MI,eT Elk =
FUL NURSES ia New Eng =
used with NEVER-FAIi. =
THOUSANDS =
Not only relieves the chile =
crates the stomach aud .
ity and gives tone ana en-
tenn. II will almost in
GRlPING IN The a
WIND =
and overcome commissions y
remesiicd. end In death =
and sCREST REMEDY INTHE y
DISENTERl AND DIAk =.
whether it arises from n
cher cause We would ~
who has a child suffering -
ing complainis-DO MOI -
CHS. NOR THE PREJu =
stand Between your suffer
that Viii be sare-yes,
70 follow the use Of Tins !.
used. ~
Fulldirectlons for usi0e =
Doitle. None genuine uh :
CURTIS a PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
sold by druggiststhrough
Principal Office No. IS,
June7dSwly Price rs
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- The Cloverport (Ky) JOsrnal says
gssiieman Of BrecsInridge county. whose
winters number seventy-three. lately reeeiy-
ssi hne present from his wife in The shape
Of miniature edition OF himself
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Ho1loway's PilIs.-Bilous disorders Il
every y pc, from slight arrangement OF the liver
to confirmed sundce, and internittents Of the most
obstinate type, are subdued by onurse OF Hoi
loway IS Pulls. No. sOAaden Line, Ny
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
~ - - - -

N4-A42Zg . l4LsH-A -
II 'MO through Passenger Trains between Nash
Il vlle and Louisville, making close connections nj
Louisville for New York, Boston, fhiade phia, Raj
umore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara Fails,
Cleveland, Cincinnati -. Louis, and the far West.
First train leaves Nashville at A. NJ. daily, stop
ping nj Gallstin, Bowl Green, Glasgow Junction,
Flzabcthtown, and all regular South Of Icb
anon Junction, when signalled by Tag, and arriv-
ng in Louisville at 2:-OP NJ. Returning, leaves
Louisville at $50 A. NJ. stopping as above, aud ar
irving IN Nashville at $40 II. n.
Second train leaves Nashville at 2:25 p. 81. dolly,
Sundays excepted stopping a. hrst train, and
irving IN l"u~vilie AT IL at night Returning lrayes
Louisville at 2:2l p. NJ, stopping above, aud
irving In Nashville al 1910 az night.
Gallatin Accommodation Tram leaves Mach vile
daily Sundays exeeIded) at 400 p. N stopping at
regular stations when sigBallea by flag and aTriv.
ing IN Gallatn at6:.5P NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 20 a. h, and arrives In Nashville s45
A. ~.
JAMES y. GAMBLE, supt.
A. J. Field, Gent Ticket Aga now DIFF
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LocusTs-A letter from Sevastopol. dated
September 9Th, 1859. to the Boston CJurisr,
contains the following:
" Early in August the heavens were hung
In black by clouds of locust, which. after
floating over the city, settled in masses lhree
feet and more in thickness upon Holland
garden, on the north side of the city. cover
ing all the trees, bushes and fruit and by
their weight breaking the boughs OF every
tree upon the estate, except the Willows. aud
strewing the ground with at least fifty cart
loads Of wood. Only the vegetables escaped
injury. The heat at the time was excess i've
the Thermometer ranging from eighty-iour TO
one hundred and eight degrees in the shade.
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NOTICE.
Z AyEyoar Dwellings, and ether property insured
NASH A. u.RR

Who are agents for well kaown Insurance Compa
MES ith esptOs. that always have their
ioSsss plompIy paid, No. - College street.
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n ne Subscribers 70 ths STOCK ef the sprsng
street BTsazs cemsany are r~qssstsa - naees
the os8cs q A. v. > Llndsley Esq.. sAsanlay,
the loih dAy q nseembsr nsxt. fsr ths psrPess o.
sleesiag ssssn nlfeetors
~ order Of tAs connszsicEsrs
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

M l. no~ receivin ga ane assortment Of Fur
w aishiHg 6oeds OF ~bsoh SIfTgTS-
every variety Of patterns aud latest esceilarr
Gloves ,suspend ers. Robes Neck flies, Pocket ia
serebiefs. Umsreilas, U<DfRw EAk--eFery yarse-
ty-Mensy Belts HALF a. - E-af Cotton, Wool No
rino, aud asshmere--TRAvEilSt. SHAWL S, GauHt-
tets Of Backskin Kid aud Calf sc FOR sale By ~
neyl2tf J. II. MctsiIl.-
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Cheap but Coed.
ADAM s EAVES.
Fancy Goods.

TUST resolved fresh stock Of Fancy Goods
81 Soaaos, Srsshes, Purses, foekst Books. PERT
AoanAsss, t@sther satrh.lE. rraveiing Cases, snen
rackiHg combs, Vest EaItons szsnrs. straps, fOlst
airFeEs, scissors X siyss, ke. AilfsE sAlslos -
noglaf J. "A Aosfll.
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XXXvITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION OPENS MONDAY, Dc. 5, 1859
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eeAatlfBi assertmeustsst ap- nsd q Issek' = M
u sc aud Nancy SteFs "a CfsarcA street. Cali 4aa
AKA zine oefe-s psEehAs.ns slss~ asss
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LADIES VESTS.

IJrsH Sscks 4adloag slseves, heavy aa1 of best
aazlssJ, klss a. xsssslslssso Of cheaper sltiss-
sssfs~u u. Acs4ll-
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SENATE-SIXTY-S SIX MEMBERS.
JOHN G.. BREcKISRIDGE, of KY, President

Republicans CD Haiies) u; Democrats, Tin Ro-
mani SO: Americans (in SMALL cAPTTAIs) 2. Vacan-
cies l. 90. The figures before each Senator =
name denote tie year when his term expiresl
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Ambrotypes and Meianeotypes.

n 'Hs cheapest and the best, are made al ths Art
j Gallery, ol College Aad unson streets
nague Picture deceased terszsnk can her,
be eopFied aud thrown % the Life Sac I'srsraa
Please call sGs1 see spccimeas-
c. C. HUGHES,
Principle amt sne proprietor of tsie Meianeasy D.
right in Nashville. nOv-l-G
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The attention Of consumers is respectfully called
TO the suhJaned table the result az photOmetTic
eKamiT alton, by EDwAED n. HAST, OF New York,
Cbemist and dated Feb. 3. 1876.
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Mroifal.
MRS. wiNsLOw.
A Inexperienced Nurse and Female Physician mr.,
IA sents TO the attention OF mothers, her
SCOT III n G RUP,

which greatly facilitates the process Of teeshlpx
softening the gums and reducing all inflammation. nj
allay ALL PAIN and spasmcdie action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS
Depend upon IL, mothers il will give restto vour
selves.
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ALBANIA.
1861. Benz. Fitzpatrick.
1s65. Clement {. Clay, Jr.
AKA sAS
1851. ROb't v. Johnson.
1895. VIM. X. SEBASTIAN
CAuFoRNIA.
1861. VIM. NJ. GwIn.
1868. Vacancy ]
CONNECTICUT.
1861. Lafayette S. Foster
Is63. james DizOgl.
DsLAwfI,E.
1873. James 4. Bayard-
1865. *Willard salisbury
FLORIDA.
1851. DIv,u L. Yulee.
S63. Stephen K. Alallaroy.
GEOECIA.
1861. A.freo Iyerson.
1875. Robert Toombs.
ILIISCI.
1851. Lyman TrunlbltH.
1865. Stephen A. Douglas,
INDIANA.
1851 Graham y. FITCH.
1885 Jessee y Bright.
IOWA.
1861. James n TlGH.
1865. %J1m.s W. Grimes
KENTUCKY.
1861. J. j CRIT ENDES.
1865. ell Zuru W. Powell
LOUISIANA.
1881 John Shdell.
1888. Judah z. Benjamin
MtITE.
1868. HdHaiJsl summer
1865. H'nt PIT EesSende1l
MASSACHUSETTS.
1873. Cha les Sumner.
1865. Henry Wilson.
MARYLAND.
1851 j mes A. Pierce.
1868. ANTHONY KENNEDY
MICHIGAN.
1853. Zachdrtdh Chandler
1865. sKinsIey \. bingham
MINNESOTA
1873. Henry VI Rice
1865 Vacancy
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-Yot Members of the xXxyth Congress.


HoUSE OF REPRESENfATIVES-c81 MEMBERS.
Republicans (Roman), 49, Administration Demo
craft (IaIicsl 80: Antl-Lecomp Democrats (R O.
man spac e. -, s; South Americans (sMALL cAFI-
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kENOSENE OH.
The New York kerosene Oil Co.,
(EsIABIIsHED 1881
Reduced Price.

(tsIABIlsBEn 1871.
A NNOUNCE that having made great Improve
~ nents In the manufacture Of Kerosene, they are
now enabled 10 offer IL TO The Trade At
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Cotton Yarns.

ISstoFeand for sale, at Manufacturers prices
L large Quantity ofthass celebrates Cotton Yzrns
standardized by the Pinewood Factory which Tor
quality and superiority stan danrisaied. Oar stset
braces Althe auu4befr
siZEII., HOOPER CO.,
Aprs-tf Nos sand narke
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A wealthy Man.

The NV York correspondent of the New
Orleans Crescent gives the following descrip-
ton of George Law:
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4 Miss IssIPPI.
1858. J fferson DAVIS.
1885. Albert q. Blown.
Nj Souri,.
1861. James s. Green.
1858. rruston Polk.
NV HAMPsmRE.
1861. Ddniel Cidik
1863. John Il. Hale
WV yosK.
1851. VIM. II. s. trdTd.
1868. ITestOn King.
NEw JERSEY.
1893. Join r THOMPSON.
1865. %John c. Ten Eyck
NORTH CAROLINA.
1851. Th"s. L. ClingmaB-
1875. %.hofnss Bragg.
OHio.
1891. George F.. Pug.
1865. Benjamin f. Wade
OREGON.
1881. Joseph lane.
1865. Vacancy
PES sYLyANIA.
1851. william Bigler.
1875. Simon Cameron
kHODE leland.
Uses. jones + Simmons.
1865. %HeRry b. anthony.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1861. Jas. ii. Hammond.
1855. Jumes Chestnut.
TENNESSEE.
l1SS3 Andrew John son.
1865. "a. q. p. Nicholson.
TEXAS.
1851. Vacancy j
1865. 81 In W. Hemphln.
VERMONT.
1851 Jdco5 COlidHer.
1Se3. .SOlDEiog Foot.
VIRGINIA.
1s63. James NJ Mason.
1865. R0bt. NJ. 4. Hunter.
wISCpSsIN.
1861. Charles Durkee.
1868. James X. DoOlittIe.
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Valuable Lot Of Land near
Nashville.
AMoEering for SAFE IN low ssrms q tract Of Land
tbc Louisville Branch Turn pike con tatuine
- hunslred acres, about half eIea ed nine miles
from Nashville, astOtnng the lands OF En- CD Gun
bingham and l. Bowman. IL IL good f.Fming land
peculiarly adapted To the growth Of xheat ard
fruit with sKcelient waller II wiilbe sold Io~. Ap-
ply soon to A. v. :. iISDSlEY.
oct2T-lm
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FOR RENT.

INOUR good Upstar Rooms On Respectable fan Ily)
IL Wood or Coat House, with Of Yard and
Hydrant. Possession Let January ls6e. casa.
Apply st thss Office nov2l-tf
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"OUT OF The DLPTHS;,
The Story OF a Won. ans Life.
1be following extracts from O. ngthy reviews IN
prominent English J"ut mails, viii enable ths reader
10 iof m some idea of the character Of the work
Prom the Literary Gazeite, May rs.
woman's sLry and wonan's book-'sOut Of
tho Depths, NH Interest many and terriy some;
but can disgust lone. for u n a book written with
tcnoeT ana delicate hand, and the foul things
OF which Il treats los much OF their rryO ting nature
by th- method vi that Treatment.
prom the Critic, June II.
IL IA n well written volume, and ntains many
pow eTful scenes, proving that tie author s not una
quainteG with the phas at lIe ch lac har under
taken 10 describe. We can consclo ntIously TeConl-
mend It's oareIIl perusal- 1853
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Dried Peaches

On BUSAFLS feeled Dried feeehss new crop and
.)O very superior srtcls--to arrive to-day from
Georgia aud fur ALE By
et5 NIZII., HOOPER & co.
noy1s-U ~ Nos 6 and Market 81.
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uem advertisements

Fer Snithland and Paducah.
| H ,,s. asiSn sISS fEasSshEs. Ia I
DksaikII, Captain viii leave zzz111mE1
FIR Suiithand aud PadaeAh ia MONDAY nexi the
21si instant, IL o'cock NJ. Forfreigut passage
apply on boaru TO
- s. a HAMILTON,
novio-h II. X. HARRISON, AsSH's'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29
gA->ew and Elegant Stock of

Risi Dff1 GOODS
At CRENSHiW. QU1RLES g. CO.'S,
No. 229, BROAD STREET.
We have just received our entire stock of FALL
DRY GOODS, embracing all the new designs that
are IN market this season, and shall continue to
add to our assortment by every arrival, as to
present NJ all times q full and complete stock of
REIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
In ladies' Dress Goods, CLOAkS. MANTIE ES,
SHAWlS. SKIRTS, EMBROIDE RIES. LAC ES,
WHITE GOODS, TRAININGS, &c have n
large and varied selection and at prices that wli
suit the most economical buyers.
In gents Goods have the largest stock ever
offered, such French and English CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy Cassmeres. Rlack and Fancy
VELVET and SILK VESTINGS, SILK HDKFS..
TIES and SCARFS. Byron and Garotte COL
LARS. SIX and Cambria UMBRELLAS, Merino
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SCSPEN-
DERS, &c.
Ia chi dren' 8 Goods. we have bright coors in
small Figured and Checked Goods, in all the dlf-
in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock cannot
he surpassed.
In SERVANTS GOODS we have a large and
splendid stock of the best makes and Mt low prices.
We invite an examination of our Goods as the
best test of their quality, stve. and price.
sc 3-lm CRENSHAW, Z UARIES co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

hA- S0ra Shooting and Squirrel iIuntSSg
are the anusements OF sportsmen now, and TIM
season for PARTRIDGE, DUCK and TURKEY shoot
ng is only three weeks elf; but to enjoy these, and
TO he IN no danger of premature explosions.
bursting barrels, man must have a good GUN. the
best POWDER, diamond graynl SHOT. ELEYs
CAPS and ELEY's CHEMICAL or ELAsrIC WADs.-
If he has these, he needs only a SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD BsG,a small CANTkEN and LEATu-
ERN Cur, to complete his outfit and he is then
ready for the field and wood. and for endowment
Of late years so many botches have turned gun
makers IN Europe, and so many cheap guns have
been shipped 70 tins country on sal e, that II
rams some risk IN buying. unless he knows the
dcaler As we are we'll acquainted with Mr..
JAMES WALSH, at No. 60, north Main street,
and know hln to be entirely reliable we always
purchase OF him. and never fail to get Just what
we wish: his guns are inferior to none in the
Union. his ammunition Is the best to he had, his
PISTOLS, RIFLES. KNIVES, and FISHING TACKLE.
cannot be surpassed; and, what is equally impor-
tdnt. his PRICES ARE Low. II not a LITTLE Low
EK, than similar articles can he found elsewhere
We therefore take pleasure in commencing INN 10
our brother sportsmen liberal honest. straIght-
forward, candid merchant and as a man that can
he relied on for whatever he says. Remember in
making Your purchases, to call on JAMES WALSH,
gunma ker and III porter, No. 60, north Main street
ana II he supplies you, YOU are ready for the field
ana lor genuine sport. Sc l5-1m
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before the Mayor yesterday, and testified that,
ON Sunday night last, between I'd and 3D.
streets. he was met by John ID. Gentry, who
first stopped him and looked into his face and
then gave him violent blow on the chin with
a stone, which pealed off the rine and caused
the claret to flow. Charley was perfectly sat
issied as TO the identity of the man bnt an
other witness proved that Gentry and himself
were together about the hour named, and not
within one mile of the place that Cooks chin
and stone came in contact. Gentry was, there
fore. discharged; but poor Cook had To go to
iail because his security declined 10 be respon-
sibIe tor him any longer.
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gA- Elegant Stock
DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODSt

DOMESTIC AND RICH FOREIGN DRY
GOODS!
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERhjNS d CO.. No. I4l, Edgte Square.
We have opened, and win continue to receive
for several weeks; the largest and best stock OF
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS we
lave ever offered. We invite wholesale and retail
buyers to give us call. We prepared to furn-
ish large and small buyers. at the
LOW EST CASH PRICES.
IN Dress Goods, rich 81 LKS and SILKS ROBES,
NALENTIAS, POPLtNS-very large stock
Rich Paris DE LANES. MERINOS, POPLIN
DE LANES, BOMBAZINES and ALPAC-
CAS-,
Very rich DE LAME ROBES-new STYLES,
LACE and FRENCH WORKED SETS, COL
LARS. &c,
SHEETINGS and sIIIRTINGS, every grade.
In SERVANTS, CLOTHING and BLANK ETS
our stock cannot be surpassed We call your at
tention to these leading articles with the assurance
That our assortment is complete in every particu
lar. We have marked them at prices that will
command the trade of cash and short time buy ers
Call and see.
PERKINS & cos, Cash Store.
sc l9-lm No. Al, Eagle Square.
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Ea;, This, Fair far ,ha heuefit of |,

The Fdir.-The7 Fair for the benefit Of the
mission school in the Valley will be con ntinned
at the Committee Hall during the remainder
of the week. We again invoke the favor of the
public for the efforts which the ladies Of the
congregation are making in "A cause which,
however humble, is one which, for its capaci-
ties of usefulness to the poor and neglected,
ought to appeal TO every humane and Christian
heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Paupsrs.-Two travelling paupers, one blind
in search of aims, but were taken in charge
for a time, until they promised to seek quar-
ters elsewhere. Richmond has poor people
enough of her own to take care of, without
inviting or permitting stragglers TO faslen up
on her treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Tasatre.--The bill for this evening is unusu-
ally attractive, inasmuch as Mrs. Loyeil's
elegant play of "Ingomar" is to be produced,
and the gifted and popular American actress,
Miss CooMBs. is To personate the difficult
character Of "Parthenia.n The entertainment
will conclude with the three-act drama en-
titled .Ireland as It Is" In which Mr.. u. {. .
Rogers will appear as Ragged rat" VI
course the best talent of the company will be
cast i'm the two pieces, and the enter tainInent
must. therefore, prove a delightful one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

PLAINrs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides,
Lin BIS, Back, rheumatism, Neuralga, Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck, Sprans or Bruises, use ,HARTS-
HORNE ELS CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon tie nerves,
bones. slnews, blood and muscles, annihilaeng all
pain like magic Bottles II, 25 and SO cents.
If you suffer with Cholera, DlarrhRa, Looseness
of the Bowels or Summer Compiai mt, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure-All cures all PAIN. The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. 25 cents a bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. je l4-l2m
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HA- Great Bargains

EA- Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS & co.'s,
No. III, EAGLE SQUARE.
A Bleached - - at6d.
Super. - at 10 cents
The best "A g eyefsod here. at l2I5 cts.
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, t6l1 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at ii cents
50 p's FALENTIAS and DELAiSES, at l21s cts
Rich Paris DELAfNE Ee. al 62is cts, worth S712 cts
DRESS SILkS verv cheap
3 Very h!eh SILK ROBES, at SS5. worth S45
KID GLOVES. as GOOD as AIeXander's. at IS cts.
Best l0-4 BIeacIed SIIEETiNGS. Al 28 cts.
PERKINS & CO..
Sc l9-ts No. al EAGLE Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

"a Notice to Tobacco Manufacturers.
The unde rsi gned having made arrangements with
r.GEORGE LINDSAY, of Petersburg, Va, pr o.
prietor of VIM. Caueron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them, and are getting up two
different sizes, which they will guarantee to per-
form to the entire satisfaction Ct all who may favor
them with their orders.
au 29-lm TALB0TT BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

Sanford's Minstrets are to open their budget
of song and fun, at Metropolitan Hall, to-
night where those who have an Idle hour and
an extra quarter, can readily spend both
Sanford Is TOO well known to require any In
PRODUCTION to the public, and his troupe Is
said TO be composed OF picked mem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

mAx Kidney and Bladder CompIa inis.-The
Te~fst p ana pst lnpnr,ant 1sc9very ior Kidney
rhUa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
pTostration and Debility OF either sex, is HARFS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by a Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BCCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 50 cents. fresh suppl, just re-
ceiyed ny FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
je H-l2m Main street. Richmond.
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The Clay Ssasne.-our citizens will rejoice to
learn that the long expected marble statue Of
is at length on it's way to Richmond Ii was
shipped from Leghern, on board first class
American vessel, on the I'D OF August last,
and ought TO arrive in New York in the course
Of few days. A member OF the Board Of d.
rectors has written 10 q house in New York,
to forward the statue as soon - IL arrives.