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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-11
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From the Mobile Sunday Register.
Dressing for Church."

Has any body heard the bell I
You have! dear me. know full we'll
I'll never dress in time.
For msrcy's sake, come help me, Jano;
I'll make my toilette quite plain,
,(This for tho sake Of rhyme.)
Here, Ilnce this gaiter for me-do;
"A hole, you say ! plague take the shoe
Please, Janey, try and hide it.
know its Sunduy-but my soul,
] cannot wear il with hole
The men will surely spy il
They're always peeping at our feet,
(Tho' to be sure they needn't peep
The way we hold our dresses,l
III dissppoint them tho to-day,
"And cross myself" pray, did you say!
Don't laugh ut my distre,ses.
How beautiful this silk will rustic !
(Plense hand my "self: adjusting hustle.
My corset and my hoop)
There now, I'll take five skirts or six;
. .,oa,,
..Bow shall Nav INV pr.y.rs TO-DAY 2"
As IL girls went to church to pray!
How can Won he NO foolish,
Here. damn this r;hbon in coiogne.
N .'r..
IT,, no more harm than .Ii,y White
Ipl.asc. ses If this cheeks paip,-d ripb,
And b,,s nv box of chaIk1
No,, i.,,, tb. ,o,.., Ian.v dam
AID wiu.tbis ., ,rbrow-murh fear
.boIl H.. i,o i,,. :, w,,t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-11

MERCURY NuTs.-Why shoald false
hood, be considered good asthority
Because il can be Ys iisd on.
At what period Of life does young
lads devote herself to srithmeticf
When she begins to si9h for (cipher)
a lover,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-11
Bullluraus.

Lazfness begins in cobwebs aud ends in
iron chains. 1t creeps over man 80
slowly and imperfectly that be is bound
tight before he knows il.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-11

An Irish musician, who now and then
INDUCED in glass too much, was accos.
ted 10y gentleman with
Pat what make your face SO red y
Please yer honor, said Pat i always
blush when speak to gentlemen
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-11

DoN'T TAKE THE PApER.-Some wears
ago, lady noticing that neighbor was
not in her seat at church one Sabbath,
called, on her return home, TO INQUIRE
what could deiain SO punctual an atten,
dan.. On entering the house she found
the family busy at work. She was sur
prised when her friend addressed her:
Why, la where have YOU been to.
day, dressed up in your Sunday clothes 2
TO meeting
Why, what day is itr
Sabbath day
Sal, stop washing this minutel Sab.
bath day Well, l did not knew, for
my husband has got so plagued singy
that he won't take the paper. and we
know nothing. Well, who preachedr =
'Mr. -
What did he preach aboutg'
lit was on the death of our Saviour
why is he dead Well, all Boston
might be dead, and we know nothing
about it! 1t won't do, we must have the
paper again, for everything goes wrong
without it! Bill has almost forgo, his
reading, Polly has got quite mopish again
because she has got no poetry and stories
to read. Well, if we have 10 take a cart
load of onions and potatoes to market, I
am resolved to have newspaper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

- The "UNIoN PREss"-A Ne,o Hnrsntion.-
I mere is now being exhibited at the Mechanics
seaias on n, stn street BY Mr. De Bow new and IN
ase @ press, IoT the purpose of pIessing brick or
b,tsE EioaHesion OF solid and highly finished stock
strength ma nvention combines great power, VITA
bltlon of sninlpeity, ana is an admir- able exhI-
cons,tn ~, mechanical elegance and skill II was
nnaar u ,b az the Eagle Foundry, of tins c,,x
Kehi E,o S %ha super inten dence OF Frank
T., The dss,sn ~h9 mas added grace and uniformity
psnmenas ah.s press, with present aecon
take inc Place OF the present hand presses 20 20
from one to two thousand bricks, throusb pt ,ss
press per h9ar. Inc invention, howeve1. was
made especially Tor the purpose of pressin, "as s
me coai tnto Jumps. and for thus PURE nv our
Bow has designed different feed" arranye.Do,
to accompany the Press, which is the same In
principle, with the addition OF strength Ii is also
designed TO produce bricks direct from the eias.
WIN the ADDITION OF atsmperlag apparatus. which
accompanies the pTess when desired.
me present maohne was built for the parpose
or exhibiting the principles of The Invention,
when y designed for . variety OF productions.
soeh az bricks, pre- ssed fuel, patent building ms
tsHai, or Tor ossnpfsssing any other earthly com
~ u.d Z bfiek OF block ahape, simply bT CHANGING
" Ised arrangement u stiit he material. II Il
Oh ieeaing ana G:schargins, and can ne operated
and dispatch.
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Richmond i'm .Gooe rtors .,

We noticed briefly some days since the book
with this title, written by our townsman, Mr..
SAMUEL MORDKCAI, and consider it due that
some further reference to it should be made
a few years ago the author published q book
containing his "reminiscences of the city of
Richmond from about the year 1880. As
lie was born i'll the city, and had never
lived out OF it; as he had a very tenacious
memory, and wrote in a flowing, easy, and
pleasant style, the book became of course
immensely popular, and the edition soon ran
out. When this fact had been ascertained
MIR. MoRDECAI determined, before publishing
new edition, to overhaul the old and avail
himself Of all the hints and pieces of in forma-
ton, with regard TO persons aud localities
which he had received in the interval The
result Is, not so much q new edition as q new
work altogether. The former volume has
been enlarged, improved, and rendered every
way acceptable to the public. II is written in
the same easy style, showing taste and
skill in the writer, and a facility which
the greatest genius can only acquire bv
practice. Tie reader may spend his time as
agreeably over it, as he might do over one of the
Waverly Novels, il the Wayerly Novels were
new thing, and just coming from the press
But it is entitled to q higher place than it can
establish by resting its claims merely on its
capacity to give pleasure. 1t is record of all
the history that Richmond can be said nro-
perry to have. From 1897, when it was first
laid out, to $780, when this record commences
with the exception of its Revolutionary expe-
rience, it had hardly any history at all which
can be Of interest to the general reader or
which cannot be included in d column of a
newspaper. About the time the book begins
Richmond may be said to have exhibited the
first sigus of active life. Before, it had been
merely vegetating-kept down by British
debts and the system of commerce established
in the colonial times, in obedience TO the doc
trine of Lord CHATHAM, who thought it dan.
gerous to allow the colonies to manufacture
even go much as n hob-nail.
1t would give US plsasare to lay before our
readers specimens OF Mr.. MoRDRCArs work.
manship. But, besides that we have not the
space al present, we are very much DISPOSED
to think such style of criticism resembles
the plan which the pedant in Hierccles
adopted to sell his house, namely: carrying n
brick in his pocket, and exhibiting it to those
whom lac wished to become bidders. 1t is
hardly possible, besides, that it will not be
read by everybody living here, and preserved
in libraries, as the starting point of future
historians, when Richmond shall have waxed
mighty, IS she must do, and her earlier An.
mails become q subject of national and fore ion
interest.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. rs Crd. schrs, T. c. Worrell,
Petersburg; Angio-Saxan. UrDana, Va
bosTos, Oct. 22.-CId, schr. NJ. Bolts, Peters
burg. - .
frey, Richmond, X. u. Wh!lden, do; +. Edwards,
Norfolk.
ILErANbRIA, Oct. 23-Cl'd, schrs. Adeline,
Richmond; mary AIN Hatty, Norfolk.
CALLAo, Aug. 2t.-Arr'd ChapIn, and AID 18th
for. HAMPTON Roads; 2lst, Archer. ard SID do. );
SID 10Th, Harry Hastings, Hampton Roads -
Arid, rs. Napier, and getting ready TO sail for
Hampton Roads; Roswell to sail Tor Chnchas and
load for hampt Roads; SumatFa do, do.
AT CHlNcH.s. Aug. % Ships Morning Glory,
Granite, Zephyr, Neptune's Gar. John Stuart,
Juha Lawrence, u ladiatoT, Herald of the Morning
Princes Royal, Galatsa, Messenger, LammeTsler +,
David Crockett. s. Curling. kuierpe and Victor,
for Hampton Roads at Sl6, ldg,
NORFOLK. Oct. % Arr r, schry F'ore7cc, Pc
tersturg; h lorIda, do.s Celebrity, YORK River.
HkMPTon RoADs. Oct 23.-Arr'd, ship Cheru-
him, g days from Chinchas, to John Dickson, with
grano Cor ofcers. On FRIDAY, 10Th Oct about 70
miles 5. Il. of Cape Hatteras, encountered h
heavy gale from n f.; carried away man and
mzzen topmasts, with sails and all attached -
sprung head Of main mast, and sustained other
damage.
SPox EN, Oct ed, lat. 1892, lon 1855, bark Pho
Eeer, from Liverpool for Richmond.
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rarnn.rI Axaemhly.

The proceedings of this body on Tuesday
night will be found on the frst page OF to-
days paper. The question Of abolishing the
Assembly was discussed At the meeting last
night, but az 1t appeared there Was no quorum
IN Attendance, An adjournment was agreed
to untg iVsnight The members are earnestly
requested To attend at the Capitol at half
past o'clock. After the business of the meet
Ing is disposed of, 1t is proposed to havea mass
meeting Of farmers, for the discussion of agri-
cultural subjects. .'
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Agricultural FaIr

The assemb!age at the Fair Grounds vas
terday, far surpassed in numbers any attend .
ance We have ever seen at an Agricultural
Fair in Virginia. The day was one of those
bright, beautiful autumnai days, which, with.
out an exception, signalizes our annual Agri-
cultural Fairs, and the scene was one brilliant
and inspiring beyond description. We con-
gratulaie tfs Society, the city and all Vir-
gnia, upon the magnificent demonstration al
the present Fair, that the interest in Agricul-
lure, and in the annual Agricultural Exhibi-
lions, instead Of showing any abatement. is
rising Into steady aGd Increasing hood, and
is, at this moment, stronger, deeper. and more
universal, than ut any previous period in our
history.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

M THE GARIBALpI OF Coon THINGS. Italy
may boast of her Garl5aldl of Fifty victories
Sicily may point In exultltIon 10 her Uarl6a1i oil
the long marches-we stick u ANDREW ANTON,
the q ar baici Of good things" was not Tor moth
ing that ANgeNi was born AZ AIacclo, and BECAME
TINS the countryman of the gIeat Emperor. That
fact has been Of Inhuite value to INN. IL has Al :
ways been present to his mind. de thinks OF
Sainpiero, OF Faofi, ant OF Napoleon the Great
he determines, slnpo he is their countryman, that
like them. nc Will be the first IN his line. II his line
be important as THEIRS 1t Is no fault OF his
He does the best he do IN it, and they could do
no more.
ANToNI is preparing to go INTO winter quarters;
but before he does 50, he Will make one more efloft
to carry the town by storm. The season he has
chosen is the approaching Fair" Then Will ne
appear IN ALL his pride and nil his glory. Then will
tha st. Nicholas same IT all the splendor OF Con-
fectlonery and Frat, foreign and domestic. AN
TONI is man who is not to be outdone ShoS
him a thing better than any winch he has himself,
and you may feel sure that he will haveIt sam
YIero" is called by country men TO this day SAM
piero. the CorSican." SO, although there be many
CursIcans, yet from his eternal struggle to obtain
the top of his profession from his skill his I'M
pFoVemcnts-hIs advance In the Science-AATuNt
should be called the ''COIsIcan ConiectIuner.'
Let any man who may doubt the justice of this
apPellation go to the st. Nicholas, see with his
own eyes, and he convinced. There see the Cor
sIcen'' IN ms winter apartments snugly provided
against the coid-surTOunded by ever thing THAI
can make lie COmtoT Behold him N the
centre OF his Candies, Creams, Jelles, Grapes,
Oranges, Cocoanuts-the yery emblem OF an ever
lasting spTlng-the representative OF Pomona upon
this Christian lahd-the HAN who delights in
bringing back upon earth the days OF NY thlcal and
classic stOrJ.
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Gilbert Hunt.

This old AFRICAN hero, who saved so many
lives at the burning of the Richmond Theatre,
aud who is struggling hard in his old age to
obtain livelihood, has been kindly permitted
by the authorities at the Fair grounds TO dis
pose Of some photographs of himself, which
some benevolent ladies have kindly gotten up
for his benefit, and the proceeds of which will
help the deserving old man at a time when the
weight of years has left him but little power
to help himself. We trust every one will en-
brace such an opportunity to mark the gene
raj sense of his brave and loyal services
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

nT HR PREIscoPIC CRYSTAL SPscTACLF&are
constructed on principles OF optics, based upon
the natural philosophy OF vision; 1hsse superior
lenses mounted in geld, fue steel or she are cor
rectly suited Co every age and all conditions and
degrees of tn eye sight, by NJ j. Franklin Co,
opticians, at their office, las M avn street.
Persons via ting the state Far csnn1t do better
than to embrace this rare opportunity to improve
TINS most precious giIt OF nature, ana giVe 10
Franklin & Go. a call az soon as you leel troubled
in reading or IN he performance II az, other Gel-
york.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

AT Spring Hill. the residence of the brides "a
ther. on the iath INST by the Rev. Mr.. William H :.
Browniy. Mr.A G BROWN aud Miss VtnGINiA
G. MILLER, eldest daus htsr OF Shepard u Mil
Ter, all of Mathews county, Va.
Wednesday, Oct II nv the Row. +. Willis, III r.
GEoRGEF KNAUFF to Miss ANN h. OAK
LEY. both Of Hcnrico county.
n this city, on the 18th Of October, by Rey. NJ r;
Micheihacher, HERMAN kOPPLE ard MANY
L. SMITH, both IF this city.
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FALL RACES.

FAIRFIELD Rae
AAASTFk~FALLM EETlNh'
&a<zs--saSa-~A--- SECOND OAY-Th. !,
DAY. Der. 25rH-Proprietor's Purse s"'
mile heats. ,rrs
/. d. Mcdaniel enters C. h Gov, We, -
Glencoe, dam Motto, years O.d. -,
3 Major Thos. boswell enters l. D -.
Res lister, dam Black Sal, by Pflnee jew
years old. ,.u..,t
3 o. T. Hare enters b N. Despaiae ~ nv
dam by imported Non Plus, years ca
4. Capt. John Beioher enters b Joa1
ChIide HarTo.d, dam bs Glencoe. leaisV'"
A Race 10 CONS eft at 2 o'Co'A ,--.,s.
oc 25-lt JNO. BELChER, Ffpps-
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~ ]. p. BELL. ,
GENERAL AGENT for all The EEWSPA-
PkRS, MAGAZlNES, CT ZAP PL OBLIGATIONS,
and Special Aseht for the RICHMOND DIs-
B0AKS, MAuAZlNES, ETC, Of every descTip-
ton. ordered for customers direct from the pup
fishers. at small advance on wholesale pfice.
A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

Is MIRROR, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES of
every descrlp tlon. and to suit ali tastes. Can lie
found at j. v. SUNDBERG L Coz store, 2u9 Nam
street. LOCKING GLASSES OF all sizes.
N. B.-We open this morning line assortment
of new ENGRAvINGs.
"a Orders executed at short notice. Remember
the place. 200 Main street, square above tie Post
office. loo 23-3t$ J. V. SUrDBEBG CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

ALLEGED SwIsDLR,-D. BuliencIieck, who,
as executor Of JnS. ID. Flax, held IN trust $780,
g9s to be paid to the city OF NeW Orleans Tar
The establishment OF an orphan asylum, nus
bern afIssteJ there. b. ca uts when called on hy
1ae Cry Attorney for the Ia6Ile, b said he ns,d
hen robbed OF ~ He was baiied Ia x50,oU0 10
GlIsaT a. CsnIt.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE r. SALE.

GERVAST SiRL FOR HIRE have for
- tiTe SERVANT GIRL, accustomed to house
work; can do plain cooking and washing.
JAMES MOORE,
oc 25-ts Opposite st. CHARLES Hotel.
L'Oh HiS For the balance of the year, good
l. plain COOK. Apply opposite Old Market,
Main street., 10 toc2}-3tI Z. NJ. BJSHER.
A NO. l CAkFEaTER FOR SALE.-We
"A have tor private Aale, a likely NEGRO MAN:
30 years of age, who is q No. CtRPEN TEX; OF
good MOI al character, and sold fIr no tanit.
apply TO PulLlAM y CO.,
oc lists Odd Fellows II all, Franklin at,
ET0E SIRE For the balance Of Tho year,
MAN accustomed TO waiting in the house,
driving, &c. Apply to r. CAUTRORN.
oc 6--ts
(NUOK E0H SASE.-Ee have for sale s. young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
PULLIAM Il co. Aucts.,
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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BkOIDERiES, AND LADIES FUkS.
THOS. Il. PRICE C Co.
Have just opened splendid line of
FlaEant DRESS SILKS.
Rich VELOUR OITOMANS.
Real Irish and French POPLiNS.
BLACK TAFFETA and MOURNING SILKS
French and American DkLAINES. &c.
An immense variety o. all the last novelties IN
CL0AKS and WRAPPIhGS, such as
BLACK VELV r.. / ard CLOTH CLOAKS,
BIZ ACK aud COLORED "AkAbS,'' nchly
trimmed,
MEXICAN CLOAKS, full sleeve, on hand and
III Ite TO order at short notice.
ALSO,
Elegant EMBROIUERIE rs in Lace Sets.
BRUSSELS SEIS, POINT SETS and COL
LARS,
SLEEVES, ILLUSION SETS, MUSLIN,
SETS, CAMBRlC SETS
And By express grand supply OF
LADIES FURS,
in Sable, Brown Martin, Stone Martin, Couey,
Rock Martin, Russia Fitch.
VIC1ORlN tsS, Gu f r., CAPES. NJ UFFS, &c,
TO which the attention Of the ladies is called.
oc Is 8. THOS. X. PRICE il CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

~ Superior Liquors, Wines, &c.-The
finest old Lao UORs and WINES every variety)
in bottles, on draught by the measure, and by the
barrel; also, the best quality CHAMPAGNE
SCOTCH ALE, LON DON PORTER, and HA-
VANA CIGARS. at reasonable prices, wholesale
and retail MCkEEVER BRICkEN,
Dea ers in Imported and Domestic Wines.
Liquors, and Cigars, No Exchange
oc 23-6t Hotel Block, Pear stIeet.
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SPEAKING AT the
LOST.

~ ~~ ~~~~~ >->~--
| OsT-On the Mechanicsville Turnpike, small
II MOROCCO BAG, containing receipts fof
wood, &C., which are OF no value to a1y person
except myself. ANY person finding the said Bag,
Wi ease return 1t TO J. hhEsEE, myself,
which VIII lie thankfully received, aGd rewarded,
IL de msndsd, LUCY Y. BINFORD.
Hanover, 24th October. oc SIT
I oST- On Tuesday night. somewhere between
II the o!d harkes and % street, my FREE PA
PEkS. They were in a tin box with
ceipts. | viii give a reward of ONE DOLLAR If
lett al this Office,
&C 25-2tF Tree man OF color.
| Osr-S20 RtWARD-On Wednesday even
l. ing, near the Petersburg Depot, my Pooh EFT
Book, containing about $3.50 There were two one
hundred dollar notes and three fifty dollar notes.
&C 25-it' FREBERiCK L. Duke.
II BUTTON. egg shaped, studded with blue
eusmeed stars. a liberal reward will be paid IT
lett at THIS office. oc 25-2t*
. 0ST-Y Yesterday morning. between the store of
IL " m r. Butter Son, on Pear street, and the
warehouse OF /. y. Is. Davenport, or between
the last mentioned place ana the store OF Richard
Ii. Barnes, Franklin street. below the Old Market,
small red coored PORTE MONNAIE, contain
about $50 IN S5 Bank notes, mostly on North Car
DINA Banks. except one SIS Virginia Bank note,
ana one 90 Cape Fear note, as near as can be re-
Collected. The Under will be suitably rewarded
by returning 1t to Messrs. VIM. +. Butler i Son,
or to this Office. oo "a St.
q LOSl-A double cased GOLD WATCH,
"a with black guard and seal attached. be-
hSsea TO r 9s NO de0I' Inc h.der VII De
this office. 25-It+
SIy14 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
EAM be given Tor the return of roam, Dur
Enz..sArsh looking COW, which escaped from
InJ On tbs afternoon of 22d inst.
X. BARTON HAXALL,
oc z5-ts Cor. Grace ana 9th SITS.
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- Books, &c.
]. W. RANDOLPH, l2i Main street, offers, at
moderate prices. fine stock of
Law, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL. CLASH
CAL. SCHOOL, and MISC ELLANEUUS
BOOKS.
English, French and American STATIONERY.
NJ CSlC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
~ BOOK-BINDING, in superior style, at short
notice. &C % 81
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= NoTItE,-rrsin.l =.
Is<s 5ESg FAIR 6ko9f so9r asrss
DAYS of the Fair ,commeaoins -
FASK-IhN 0h"A MI Ruth q"
Office RIA X. X Coz oe y
Rtchmond 2Sd Oct, 1901 }
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,eaAa.as fNfaLLI4BNCH.
poar OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER "a.

CLEARED-Ocr. %,
Bark General Cohh, Chas. L. Haskell, master,
for Genoa. with 60 hhds. tobacoo, BY Schaer.
Kohler & Co.
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JuH IIIpOTttT,
oc 22-4t doors above st. Charles Hotel.
ARTISTS AND PAINTERA' SUPPLY

a KTfSTS' AND PATNTkRA SUPPLY
"A STORE.-Mr. A. LYBR0CK late of the firm
OF ". Satter Co.. desires to inform his friends
and the pubic generally, that he has opened the
New Store, No. 233 Main street, under the Spots
wood Hotel, for the sale of PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS, VARhISHt S. GLUE, and all materials
Tor use OF Painters, Carriage and Furniture man
ufacturcrs, &c.
Also. Artists Materials, Engravings, Picture
Frames, Gilt Mcuidlngs, and every thing requisite
Tor Artists, Amateurs, Architects, Eng iueers and
DraughtsHen generally.
Teachers and Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock of Prints for Drawing Models
and Greclan Painting, which will be supplied at
the lowest and most favorable rates. i he patron
age OF lie public Is respectfully solicited.
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1860.
FALL TRADE.
1860.

COACH MhTERlALS
20 go lbs. Iron AXLES; II 900 lbs. SPRINGS I;
$50 sets H UBS: 200 sets SPOKkS; 100 sets bent
FELLOWS, SHAFTS, POLES, &c; 100, 90 Phla
CASTINGS; Moss. Curtain, Collar and Dash
Leather; Ename ed Duck, Drllling, Muslin, Mole
skin, &C.; Broad Cloths Laces. FrInges, Head
Innings. Damasks, COtsline, Velvet, Brussels and
Oiled CaTpetings; $50 kegs Hammered Horse and
Mule Shoes, and COACH and WAGON MATE
RALS of every description, for sale at loo prices
for cash, or to puactual customers, by
WILLIAMS II ELLIOTT,
Importers, Wholesae AID Retail Dealers in
Hardware, Guns, Coach Materials, &c,
81 Main street, nearly opp'e st. Charles Hotel.
% o.
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GREAT MATCH KA'

-sSSaS&S FAIRFIELD 80. ts.
>-SA>---FRl DAY. ne z'Ia ~ t7,'N :.
great MATCH RACE. fer IS ytS -
mile heats, between Th,mS 49,.
ehequer, by Revenue, dana HiEa, " % " t,g i
\. H FonLreu's b. II. Leisure ~ Nv"
In consequences of the inclemeno' o. ~. .s' IS,
or. and tho consequent cJndii q "A,
Ashla0d, ths above facs, ~nch Fss, 10 =
take place a. that course. hss Zee - sfg,,l'
Fairfield Course, ana viii cHms % -,Ie1,.Nte4
above. Both horses have AKA ts g. ~, ca
tue friends Of each are ssnEuIAe - ~ .a -
his fsvoIite, and sn exJttGs oc 'SS''-
annals maj be expect,d. ..,tro p,ovfsa
oc22-5. JOHN BELL HER ~ &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

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and artistic manner. You will not be de-
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dozen taken, matter how great the rush Prices
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