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~T~~. FOR BALTIMOK FIN

E4&sas=s% steamer GEO. PEABODY. will re-
Hx7zszxszzassc eive freight to day. (FRIDAYj
and up to the hour of O'Clock P: M. SATURDAY,
and leave at the hour of O'Clock A. Nj. MONDAY
morning.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore atlowest
rates. with great dispatch.
No hogsheads received on board unless engaged
at our Office.
Passengers requested to he on board be-
fore the hour of departure.
Tickets procured either at our office. in Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves.
Passage and fare So.
an lQ-2t DAWN n VIM CTRRIE
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aSr,-t F0R LYNCHBUKG-Tole leave
EzSSSceaIszys SATURDAY.--The Canal Boat
4.sz*z~s.4A~ BRISTOL will leave as a5Gve.-
For freight, apply to VIM. p. COX.
au 10-2t At the Shed. Dock st.
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n Wheeler d Wilson's
SEWING MACHINE
Factory in Bridgeport, Conn. Principal Office,
sos Broadway N. Y. Virginia Office, 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches through out the State.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
parties in 'erested in the sale of other Machnes.
au Sim h. II. CRhlGE, Agent.
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The concern of VIM. SATTLER h co. was
dissolved on the LIST instant, by mutual consent,
Mr.. A. Lf BROCK retiring. The undersisne,'
having purchased the interest of the retiring part
ARTISTS MATERIALS BUSINESS at the old
stand where they win be pleased to serve their
friends and patrons as heretofore The style of the
firm will remain the same. VIM. SATrLER,
August LIST, 1850 w. SCH0LL.
au 10-lw
NOTICE.-Mr. A. LYBROCK. late of the arm
form his patrons and friends that he has rented
large and magnih cent store under the new hotel
on Main street, between 9Th and 9th streets, to
conduct wholesale and retail business IN OILS,
PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, ENGRAVlNGS,
FIXTURE FRAMES and ARTISTS MATERI-
ALE Due notice will be given when the under
sgnea Is prepared to receive his customers
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. My wife.
= MAhIA A. GOODMAN, having lett my bed
anu ooa,a Without cause, and peTsisting in such a
course, am thus compelled to warn all pc rsons
NOT 70 cI6dit nor on my account, as ] will not be
Responsible Tor any debt she NAV contract.
aa lest CHRISTOPHER C. GOODMAN,
N9TntCE |l6 the heirs or parents Of FETCH
~ EN- y. ANDREWS, VINO removed III CaIifor
ma, or of HARRY SHELTON, or ED r.. RoB.
iNsON, will sive me thor address Il viii be 70
'Is One. Ia r..r .. 2s N + s as.I
E "a 4, A Ss; sii.'':
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & BALE.

>-~----~~~~---~->~- ,>-~--
TOR HJRE-A No. COOK, for the balance of
L the year. Call on Mrs. BASS, at the Shot
Tower House, Grace ST., I'd door above st. Paul's
Church
LUSr-By Miss ELIZA MAYO, between Mr..
Cohen's and Mr.. Rosenbaum's stores, on Broad
street. pair of GOLD SPECTACi.ES, about
three weeks ago, and will pay the finder a neral
reward when brought to her at the Shot Tower
House. au 0-tt
L,OR IIiRE-A BOY Is years Old, of good char
L acter, and can be well recommended AS house
servant. Re hired for no fault. Apply to
LUClEN LEWIS, Agent for
Hiring out Servants, Metropolitan Hall.
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d = 4 = 4 7 Y .
Manufactured by US. imparts to Boots and Shoes,
or ANYTHING made of Leather, beautiful bright
and durable polish, and VIII not rub of on tie
hands or clothes
From It's oily nature, it softens, STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the leather, prevents Its cracking, and
renders 1t impervIous to water.
Those DESTROYS of using a really good Backlug
should use no other. IL is purely Southern MANI,
factHre-and If home industry is to be sncour.
aged, especially when 10 can and does produce ru-
perIor articles, we confidently hope the patrunsSs
Of Southern men will not be withheld from VS..
Respectfully,
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MANTED--A PARTNER, with cash capital
w of 81 600 or SIS 900. to engage in mechanical
business, already established. To steady, in
dustrous man, of good business capacity. who
would devote his whole attention to the bus ness,
money can he made. For information, address
"MECHANIC,' Box No. Al. Richmond Post OF
fee, stating where an interview can be had.
ar0 -fo
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n. WALLERsTEIN & CO.,
4 6-lmf Richmond. Va.

I EASE FOR ELEVEN on TNENIr.
IL ONE YEARS.-We are authorized By the
owners to offer for lease, the LOT on the east side
Saying front Of anon, " fact and Iann,Sg b
about $50 feet, for term of eleven or twenty one
years, as NAV be agreed upon.
The Building Materials the Lot may be had
by the lessee on reasonable terms.
au 7--lOt GODDlN l. APPERSON
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oH st FSk s sad 6ois fTo' gssS CAR
S8@1a9neary new, suitable for family or
hack. Aos, a fine FIVE, ear old GREY HORSE
All will be sold low, for want of use. Inquire at
the American Stables, of JOS, X. HlX, 10th St.
q az
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~. pttfeld George,
. TIN NJ Blair Co.'s BKiIding,t
CORNER OF cARYArD 18th sTs., RICHM0ND,vA.,
Has 10 store apd offers for sale low
LICORtCE, Of approved brands
TONQUA BEANk, of prime quality. lT
GUM ARABIC, of different grades. .
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
au 9-1m
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cwD DAMAGED GO DS.- For the m
NTgl4 information Of our customers and u
method to inform them, that we have taken the
store, No 23l, next above Mr.. L, D. Quarles
Sons) where we are closing out our entire
stock of BOOTS and SHO ES at prices TO satisfy
all. Please call and examine the goods.
W. p W. TAYLOR co.
N. B.-We are prepared to make all kinds OF
work 10 order as usual. w. 2. w. L. co.
N &
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Qse FOR PHILA ID r l. PHIA.-
1LEI& The A No. Steamship CITY OF
~@zss RICHMOND, Captain Il. MITCHELL, is
now ready to receive freight, and will leave on
SATU RDAf, the 18th inst, at ii O'Clock A. Nj.
For ftssgtt passage. having superior accom-
modat,cas, apply TO CHAS. J. CARDUZO.
Agent, Rockets,
Or No. 100 Main ST., from 3 to 3 O'clock p. VI.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at
duced rates, and with dispatch. au l0-2t
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COR HIRE-A strong, able bodied NEGRO
FELLOW, for t, c balance of the year. Apply
to KO. b. lyme,
au lO-3t Metropolitan Hall
SERVANT FOR HIRE:aA young healthy,
- and very capable SERVANT WOMAN, with
young child, is fer hire for the remainder of the
year Apply to THOMAS ROWLAND.
au9-3t Pearl street
nor HIRE.-A likely young WOMAN, with
two children. She ia a No. WASHER and
IRONER. and Is accustomed to general HOUSE
WORK. Apply to
au SGT RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY.
DOR SALE AND HlR Ell have for sale a
l. likely NEGRO MAN, about 80 years old, sound
and healthy; sold for no fault, and 10 a person llv
ing in the city or It's vicinity, he will be sold Tor
less than to trader. have for hire for the bal
ance of the year, GIRL, about il years old &C
customed to house work. For terms, NC. apply
to RO. B LYME,
au7-ts Office, Metropolitan Hall.
FOR HlRE-For the balance of the ear, TWO
l. NEN-one accustomed to working In a tobacco
factory, the other a good rough carpenter.
COOKE & CLOSE. Agents,
On l4th street, Exchange II otel Building.
jy Sits
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CRUIT CANS-PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT
Just received another supply of those lnfali
bic Self-Sea Dg Fruit Cans, for preserving fruits
and vegetables of all kinds, for winter use, No
wax or cement of any kind required to keep them
safe and pc rfsct. Also a large lot of Glass Jars
for putting up Jelly. For sale at the China and
House Furnishing Store of
THOS. A. BULKLEY l. CO.,
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NOTICE. ..Messrs. LYLE FOSTER & co.
- having conveyed to me, IN trust, BY deed
of the City of Richmond, all their OPEN AC-
COUNTS, NOTES, Nc, all persons indebted to
them are requested to make pay tnent TO me.
SiLAS l. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Richmond, Aug. 7ih. 1850 aus 81
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Add,sss-Religious Rertral-ConceniioH Of the
Church,
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HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR At
II TENTION TO IMPROVEMENT IN THF
MANUFACTURE OF B l. AC X / N g, we tass
great pleasure In presenting to the Southern pub
lie the best article ever offered. The
EXEC LSIOR
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rgerA& STRAYED-From the subscribers, on
XAxS~sthe LIST of August small red COW, with
&hsMAzss hlte face. white on the breast and tip of
the tan. A reward of Five DOLLARS will be
paid for her delivery at
COSBY Il ANDERSON'S Factory,
au its On 18th and Cary SITS.
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BOARDING. ,.
BLOWS FOR FALLOWING.

p. II. s ia RKE,
NO. So, MAINSr THREE DOORS ABOVE ar
CHARLES HOTEL, SA'
Would call the attention Of farmers TO his stock
SOW ERS. DRILLS, Il C., &c, manufactured ~
him expressly for Summer and Fail operations
Especial attention Is called TO the fact th.t a.
Will Sc i he best THREE HORSE pLOW now 20
use in Virginia for TEN DOLLARS; and If, aits1
trial it does not prove the best, ne will take y
hack free of charge. TO those who use the CTiPP
BRACE FLOWS, No. Is and No 3, he would s.y
that they can be supplied at the low price Of
EIGHT DOLLARS for No. Is, ana FIVE DOL
LARS for No.9
CASTINGS for every Plow in use on hand
Garden and Field SEEDS of every VARIETY wa,
ranted as pure as can be had.
HAA liberal discount made to the trade.
au6-I p. II. STARKE
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Emp Ten D0LLAKs KEW ARD FOR

MxaNA LOST TRUNK.-On Sunday morning,
1.-the 9Th OF August. B ACK TRUNK,
somewhat worn and OF tolerable size, WAS either
left on the steamboat wharf at Old Point. or was
taken of the Glen Cove at some of her stopping
places between Old Point and Richmond. 1t had
a round top, and the card on which my name was
written had been torn off, and for the purpose of
designating It, tied VIII. tie kenton handkerc hlet
IN the handle of 1t. ! will 1--WE the above reward
TO any person who may forward it to Col. X. o.
Haskins, or to the subscriber, in Richmond
gu SIS RO. B. LYME.
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n Auc,ion Netire.-I ask thu attention Of
asaieIs TO nv sale OF HE RRTNGs, THIS DAY at
ii O'Clock. ut my store. H. ChO nVhN,
au l0-1t huctioueef'
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BARGAINS INCBOTHING.-in accordance
- with our usual custom near the close Of sea.
son, we are now offering many sty les OF SU MINER
CLOTHING at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
Our determination is to reduce our stock as low a.
possible, by Offering such inducements Is VIII
make it to your interest to anticipate your wants.
KEEN, BALDWIN i WILLIAMS,
Mann ST
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VMANTED-BOARD- . gentleman and
w lady, in private family. or some quiet board
Custom House. A suite Of rooms preferred. and
will furnish same. Address . BOARD" box $40.
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XNANTED.-We wish to employ Tor The next
w session of the Wesleyan Female College,
Murfree sboro', n c.. commencing October LIST; a
MALE PROFESS OF ANCIENT Lam
GUAG lis, LADY to take charge of the ORNA-
MENTAL DEPARTMENT. and one or two FL
will please state their qualifications age, whether
married single, res ious faith. aud their native
State. None need apply who are not we'll qualified
REV. d. p. WILLS, President.
;v 19-tlstuS MurfreesborO. N C..
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eerM FOX SALE-A No ! MICH COW,
ls3FS raised IL The city. giving from ten to
Twelve Guarrs of milk a day, and very
.entle. For terms, apply at the corner of Grace
md Adams streets. BENJAMIN SUTTON.
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sPpCIAL NOTICES.

M Auction Notice --"C arlton House" Ynr.
NITGRE Ar AUCTION. --AttentlnrIs a:kea g
the sale of the Carlton House FUMNIIO Me-
THIS MORNING, comme nc ne AZ ~ "a CLOCK.
an I0-It THOS. ". kEk5Et, Auct'
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VXIANTED-.S wish to RENT
w for few mon tbs, WAREHOUSE to store
away from 100 to 200 Crates earthenware, near our
new store on Governor st. -
j.
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iveness OF the route as well calculated to draw
emigration, the report then goes on TO say,
that the Cunard steamers, the Galway line
and the Pacific liGe, are supplied by Goals from
Baltimore, transported over the Baltimore
aud ohio Raiiroad-that Baltimore, on all
outward voyages, would command. over all
competitors, an advantage of the average diff
ference of the coastwise freight and charges,
exceeding two dollars per ton-and that the
large importing business now done by Balu-
more through New York and Boston, together
with the business of the immediate South
would he instantly transferred TO the bait-
more line
We thus see, at a glance, what the railroad
has done for Baltimore. 1t enables her 10
compete with Boston aud New York on equal
terms And yet this railroad brings her but
650ooo tons a year, and is worked at a killing
expense She is situated nearly at the head of
Chesa reake Bay, two hundred and fifty miles
from the ocean, on river which only small
coastinK vessels can navigate So high. Now,
Norfolk is situated on a river in which a ship
drawing an hundred feet of water or more
can lie at anchor. The Great Eastern can rub
her very wharves without damage Her har-
Dor is the noblest in the world. / consists OF
an outer and an inner port, ana Is completely
land locked. The heaviest tornado that ever
desoiated the earth could not injure vessel
anchored there. She is only fourteen miles
from the Roads, and not more than twenty
Ave from the sea. She already has finer
bac country than any other port in the Uni
ted states. The canal will give her tonnage,
not by the hundred thousand, but by the mill
Ion. II Baltimore, on the strength OF her
COG, 600 ton railroad, aspire to command the
trade Of the South by line of packets, in the
name of Heaven what may not Norfolk expect
10 do with her uuestimated and nestimable
cauall She must be, in the course OF time,
and not a very long time, either, not only the
greatest maritime city in the world, but the
greatest the sun ever shone upon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a FatI Trade Va
4 sUPERB Ass . RTM EMIT.

w. HARGRAVE WHITE,
PuBLIsHFn. BooxsELLEE AND brATiosER. h'
m III, frFfs e,a F5eHm2e of the public
would respectfully nform them that he ls now re .
oelylns and opening HIS FALL blo n wn1s s1'
Purchasing as he has done from hrst Lands' ana
with great care, the assurance can he Ihade mat
he supply all purchasers on as lavoThO'e terms
as can be offered by any ono.
The following are few of the leading articles
always 10 be found at my store, together with an
array of varieties too great to mention Ia an al
vertisement o,x. ,,,-n
DoP PMY. poE sTi Y,''T TIM DRkMh By +
LETTRtS, nEotoGY and FICTION.
JUVENILE AND TOY Bo0KS-ior variety and
extent unsurpassed.
SCHOOL BOOKS Of every kud- full aud com
plete stock IN every branch.
BIBLES Family, Pocket, and other styles "A
iarse and extensive assortment
PRAYt r BOOKS, of every size and style that
HYMN AND TUNE BOOKS. in use by every de-
nomination. and IN every style of blndlng-a
BLANK BOOKS: Ledgers, Journals. Cash Rs-
oeipt, Memorandum, Pass, &c, do:-a very
large and extensive assortment entirely new
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS and Requisites of
~ , every e1 klnd-a very fuil supply. ,,,o ,....
TRACTS and other publications. OF Inc American
STAPLE AM FANCY sTATloNERY-A full
and magnificent assortment of every thing that
LETTER, CAP; NOTE, BILLET, BILL, LIE
please the most "a -tldious.
ENVELOPE, TISSUE, COLORED AND GILT
PAPERS.
ENVEL0PES-Wh Ruff. Blue, Canary Orange
and Opaque, long. square aud usual shape, all
sizes ard Qualities; over 100 900 in store, at
prices from 4 tc SIS per 600
INRS-Black, Blue, Carmrue, Copying and Fluid.
GOLD PENS-A fine assortment, new stock
WRITING DESKS. V otk Boxes, Pocke. Books,
Purses &c. &c.
STFREOSCOPESa and INSTRUM ENTS-A beau
tful lot.
PEN and POCKET KNIVES and SCISSORS, in
cases
GAMES, TOY BOOKS and PAPER DOLLS.
~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS and SCHOOL
TEACHERS would do well to give me a trial, as |
am prepared to otfer special induce msnts Is 81
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The receipts of the American ColoniZatiOn
Society last month amounted to S23, iUS, in
Guiding S27, l75 from the United States govern
mcnt.
Frederick Deming, one of the widest and
most iavorably known of New York flnanciers,
died on Friday.
flity barrels OF cranberres, the first of the
new crop, were recently shtpped at Harwick.
Mass, for market in New Orleans.
Dan kice's performing elephant. LalIa
Rookh. died at Lavonia, Washington county.
Ind, Tuesday last.
Hon. VIM. johnson, ex-member of Congress.
has been appotnte by the City Inspector,
pound keeper at Carmansville, N. Y.
The latest advices received from Barbados
state that the mar kets were full of breadstulis
and prices were unremunerative.
III. Leon Schisano has been recognized by
the President as Consular Agent OF France
resident at Norfolk.
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NJ DIR. J. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
BI Frs is OF the greatest sirens thenlAl
preparations eXtant. Ii X esoecIalIy adapted To
those who are atfi lcted with the Fever and A que
oond tion Of the digestive organs For Fever and
A.ue there is perhaps medicine IN the world
equal to It, as It eaters purItes end Tepleu's shes
the blood, which is so important To bring about
healthy action IN Diseases OF TINS nature The
Bitters are now among the most popular, and at
the same time. valuable specifics in the medical
world. In recommending 1t to the public, are
fu IL conscious of doing them great service.
knowing, as we do. their many excellent Qualities
AMI sure and speedy action IN al cases where the
disease is caused by the iTregEarlty of the diges
tive organs A trial will suffice for the most Ecep.
teal.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everF-
where sc ! I'm
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~, MUSICAL NoTiCE.-Joh

49, MUSICAL NoTiCE.~-lohN. suls.
iAa$ DERDAL Is prepared 10 ,ssunoNS oa tAs
PIANo FORTE and ia SINGING, epis,,ssl..
4 RosiNsoN's, corner ei Ash and itham R,ees,
"a n street Opposite BANK street. whs's sgFasrsys
Tor sale an assortment Of splena'a voTk m
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, selected ~ NeS ND ua-
himsslf OF most exquisite tone ana am iT~a
saualed durability.
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DIED.

Yesterday, Sept 18th, at 10 minutes past II . elk
JAMES h. LEACH. He leaves wlie ana Nv"
small children &, mourn their loss
His funerai will take place this afternoon ~
o'ctock from his late residence on - James ct
Tho trie nds OF the family respectfully invited
- Philadephia papers will please copy.
On Wednesday, the 18th September. of typhoid
marie county. Va. Rev. THOS. H, JONES, IN the
Goth year Of his age.
sA-Owing TO the detention of the steamer York
town, the funeral 81 MRS. MARY A. D. CARL
TON is postponed until this tTuesdayl morning,
at 10 O'Clock, from OF. Paut's Church,
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- Kings Premium Securing and Re.
FINISHING ESTABLlSHMEN
RICHMOND, VA.
First-Class Premium awarded a. the Mechanics

Tenth Street, UettCftH Nam ana (NTy,
RICHMOND, VA.
First Glass Premium awarded a, the Mechanics
FAIR in Baltimore, 1857.
The above Establishment IS one OF essential ser
vice to ever' family. as II promotes habits of
clean ,nsSS and economy IN every household.
Clothing laid by sorted, engendcr bad odors are
injurious to health, and soon become worth ess
froR M 9th and niidstr' whereas, If well secured.
they would StrrF nnGtb,r season
CIothing secured ct ING'S, are done by an i'm
proved net hOd unknown 10 any other SCOurer.-
No inIuTI0us chemjcais are used but n simple
harmless agent, which does not Inlure either the
color or fabric and which Thoroughly extracts all
dirt and grease. rendering the worst garments
clean, sweet ard 1t. Moreover, We never SCuuT
anotheF's clothing IN hquld once used-evers ar
tjcle Is done separate, and tSpt hy Itself, i =
HUNDRED articles have bean secured at KINGS
during the past year, without one single con-
plant, dsau pOlntnlent or loss
Our punctuaIity is q by word in Richmond, and
durlng the first twelve months our business has
doubled our most anxious expectations. We hope
long II merit a continuance OF tins patronage
WORK DONE AT OUR RE-FINISHING ESTABLISH
MENT,
(The only one of the Kind III VIreInIaD
Dress Goods cut, folded and pressed for mer-
Old stock of retailers rs-fnlshed VIZ; Barese
Rotes, Tissues, Grenadines, Organizes, Lawns,
ChallIes, &c, &c.
SIZED Emb-oiteries re-b,eachsd and dressed as
new.
Spoiled and widowed Black KID Gloves re
dressed good rs new; and every description of
DR.! Goods re finished as new.
WORK DONE AT OUR SECURING ESTABLISH
MENT:
Gentlemen Wrappers RS. Goats. Pants. and Neck
Ties, secured and pressed. Also, Ladies' CIotn
G oaks, Shaw!s, and Dresses, of every fabric; Boys
lpcudng Rugs, Blankets, Table Covers, Piano
Covers, CIumh Cloths, \ c., &c.
We also sufien Black Laces, Lace Vels. and
Lace Squares, and re bleach Lace Curtains and
all fine kWhroIdeTes, including Sets, Collars
Sleeves, &c., &c. Our work IN this department 10
unequaled.
We spill none-we lose none-and we keep time
10 all our engagements. We conc ude with a re-
QUeSt that all those who have S q
tu II, VIII now do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kent, Paine 4 Co.; FL
lett Drewry s Co; Price b Co. and over ,UUO
citizens EDWARD KING v son.
Scourers and Re tnlshers.
10Th st betw. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
n. b.-DyeIng is not carried on by us-uur scouT-
Ing trade Is much as We can well attend to.
! l,U
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SHIPPING


~ FOX MOBILE AND fk >>a,oP Z.
xeTe> The supe rtor fast sAllns sohoVA hayBs
-Es~A~ EfHERlLL, Capt. LIME Nr,.nateh;
her cargo engaged, will sail with quIeA ser.,
will lake some ilght freight aud ia~ PeS fralshG
Ia wing sn seFior accommodations lSi "AN
and passase. Apply ON ooa q q ,-,x uastsr
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patch. For balance of fIslsht apRS EtRRlE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

EA. Where do You buv Shirts ?
THAI IS THE q UESTI0N.
Do you want something that will fit well, wear
we and make genteel appearance!
Then take some advice and buy at log Main st.
where good stock can be seen, with all the above
points guaranteed ard warranted
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS,
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS!
SHOULDER-SkAM SHIRTS!!!
Rene mber, l09 Main street, ~ the place.
Sc l3-ts WIS. TUPMAN, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

WORTH KNowING.-Mrs. Mirel, of Lon
don, has found That by passing a current OF
electricity through water in which clothes are
bleaching, there is great economy OF time, and
she secures extraordinary results.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-18

WATTS HYMNs.--The statue of Dr. Isaac
Watts, the psalmist OF Christianity, has been
commenced at Sou Hampton, his native town.
1t will be erected III the public park in July
next, ON the anniversary of his birth.