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GARIBALDI AS A CoOK.-On the march up
fro. n Raggio, Garibaldi and his staff had con-
triy ed, after many hours fasting, to procure
roast the Dictator himself under taking to
turn II extemporary spit, "a ramrod, while
the othe ers prepared the rest OF the dinner
One staf-ofiicer in spurs. and wearing heavy
cavalry sword was mildly enlolng nnS up tomatoes
was mixing something in a tin pot; suddenly
the holy man looked up from his labor of love
and saw the meat burning, while Garibaldi
in deep thought, was walking some distance
off. An aid .de-camp was appointed to the
spit but the mischief was done, and when the
reverend father had "blessed the meat" he
turned to the Dictator, and said. sternly,
General, the man who deserts his post In
war time" "Shonld be shot," interrupted
the self-convioted Dictator.-Lettsr in Daily
TekeRraph.
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fRArD ON FgMALRs.-A day or two sincs /,
New York sharper landed in Philadelpbia
ana hired a room. He then advertised I'm the
Ledger for young ladies to learn business
which would pay from 81 to $40 per week =
Quite number of females answered the ad .
serusement, and were told that they must pay
$40 each. This, all except ten or twelve Of
them deciiGed. The latter paid over the funds
and were told TO call the nexs day. They did
SO, and found the sharper had vanished du
ring the night.
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CENSUS OF MINNKsOTA.-The following is
tne result OF the recent census in the State of
minnesota: total population l76535; number
OF farms 1905; man ufactu turing esta biishments
$685. number of deaths I,205. The total area of
the State is estimated at q ,259 square miles so
tnat the population is not much over two per-
sons to the square mile.
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DUEL-John White and A. Barrosse ex-
changed shots back OF Algiers yesterday after
noon. Nobody was hurt, and after the first
nre the trouble was adjusted One was Il Bell
and the other Breckinridge man, and the
difficulty grew out of a political debate.-N.
O. Crescent, Oct. %.
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A SIGN OF THE TIMEs.-The day after the
receipt of the news of the Pennsylvania cleo
tion here, fOTty-SereH letters, addressed TO his
deposited in the Post Office here for transmits
sion 10 The rail splitter. Wonder if the writers
want q job !-Nslc Orleans Data
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The Consimg Con aief.--The Bell and Everett
men of Richmond are working hard to give q
stroug support 10 their candidates ON the day
of election. 1t will be seen by the announce
ment In to- days paper that the Club House
will be open on Monday next, and that several
speakers will address the people at night. TIE
no less ardor, and all parties will marshal
their forces in full strength on Tuesday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02

Seamen's BssAsI.-This building is progress
ing towards completion. The bell tower has
been constructed, and will be ready for the
bell as soon as any Of our public spirited citi-
the Chaplain. con ntinues TO hold regular ser
vices in The Friends Meeting. House.
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A POWERFUL LIGHT.-The New YORK Jour-
nal OF Commerce states that the N. Y. Central
Railroad Company has adopted the Smith :"
light, for general use, upon the locomotives Of
their road. by aid OF this light" says the
Journal, the print OF newspaper can be
read 400 feet distant" Nearly half mile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02

The Eneampment.-A company Of cavalry In
Caroline county having signified an intention
of coming TO the encampment, there will be
sixteen com panies in the field on that occasion.
The Governors Guard and the Henrico Light
Dragons were paradiLg yesterday on the old
Fair Grounds, and were instructed In the va
rious moyemGnxs of quadron drill. The pre-
parations for - Sncampment are attracting
attentio In other quarters of the country,
and The result will prove that Virginia is not
unmin ndful of her interests.
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THxMAssAcuusxrrs FlsHxRrKs.-Ths fish.

THE MASSACHUskTTs FIsHERIKs.-The fsh-
ing fleet has this year, as q whole, done poorly
Several of the Labrador vessels lost money
In the Bay mackereling a few vessels obtaining
full feres will do remarkably well, as they
must when maekerel sell at &f6 barrel; but
more of them with a small catch will barely pay
their way, and others will be unable to meet
their bills. The shore fishing has been eq ualiy
uncertain. Those that struck the mackereI
that for a time swarmed about the coast OF
Maine, and few engaged In taking poilock K for
the last three weeks, will fad good balance
OF profits In their rfayor.-NsiobEryport Herald.
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Quiet Tfmss.--With the exception Of the po-
litical excitement, there is nothing now going
on in the city 10 awaken the interest Of the
inhabitants or furnish local items tor the
newspapers. The policemen, consequently,
are not overwhelmed with work, nor are The
Courts crowded with criminals.
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Richmond Circnit Conrt-The fall term of
Judge Mertdith's Court commenced yesterday.
Six persons were admitted to the rights OF citi-
zenship, and some other business ofan unim.
portant character was transacted. No crimi-
nal cases were omitted to the Grand Jury.
questio was raised as TO the trial of any
such cases sent on to this Court. Messrs.
August and Cropper argued that the Hastings
Court had possessed no right TO send crimi Rals
to Judge Meredith for trial, since the people
decided upon the establishment of the Court
presided over by Judge Lyons. Mr.. Tazewell
argued that Judge Meredith had a right to try
the cases, and that they ought 10 be tried. The
question will be decided to-day.
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MURDER BY 1EDIANS-Letters received at
Washington from Platte county, Nebraska
give an account of the murder of white man
and boy by the Onepapa and Black Feet Sioux
OF the Missouri. 1t appears tnat some four or
nVe soldiers, who had been discharged from
Camp Floyd, N. L, were travelling to the States.
and on the evening of the 4th they were ac-
costed by three Indians, who shook hands with
them and appeared quite friendly. After
riding in company for u short time, the Indi-
ans rode ahead and disappeared. When the
white men approached the bluffs, near the
Platte, they saw the Indians partly concealed
In the attitude of firing upon them. They at
tempted to escape, but unfortunately were so
near them that one of the white men was
pierced with two arrows and the horse of the
other was wounded. The Indians subsequent
ly retreated a short distance, at the approach
OF other white men; but afterwards returned
and 2aptured the horses and baggage of these
TVS men. The wounded man survived but
twenty -four hours after receiving the wound
The next day the war party of these same In
dians murdered boy of Louis Ganards, at
the Mormon Crossing of the North Platte
thirty miles above this post, aud stole four
horses at the North Platte Bridge, five miles
below the Mormon Crossing. The murdered
boy was at the time holding horses for his
father.
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PAIRING. - The work of paving Marshall
street is going forward, and its completion will
add much TO the conyeniences of that popular
thoro ghfare. In the meantime, wa would
call the attention OF the au thorities TO the con-
dtion of 5th street. near its intersection with
Marshall. This street was in good condition
before it was dug up for sewerage purposes;
but any one who has passed along that way
since the late rain, will agree with US that il
now needs paving The eastern sidewalk OF
the same street might also be included in tho
suggestion.
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CALIFORNIA WlEE.-The clipper ship f. S.
Wlliets will soon sail from San Francisco for
New York. In her cargo will be sixty-seven
pipes OF California wine and in future SINH
lar shipments Will be made at regular inter-
walls, TO supply an agency established at the
East
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Parsio ~ PAA.s.-piet nursins, aud the
Gyna skfs rf me asyespa nistrrs e7 csAr.ts,
Nhs sstFna y ths wsa,s az ths sisniy lhnai
saspiiYls % tfsls sssm u s. W al isas Msss asss
Nsa 81 las tSsIAssstif lsiis,0I 'ss'a'
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Jolly FslIorS.-More of those jolly chaps
who spend two-thirds of their time in the
dram shops and the other third in the cutters,
were deposited in the watch-house on Wed
uesday night. One of them, named Samuel
Allen, had been discharged but few hours
previous, when the officers discovered him
taking up more room on the sidewalk than
properly belonged to two or three. The Mayor
sent him to jail this time. The vice OF In tsm-
peraRce has many yotarfes, that the city
will soon be at a loss for accommodations, and
the Council may make a move in the matter Of
a new ail.
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BROKE HIS NECK.-Isaac Hoffman, an elder
ly farmer, residing near Cranberry, N. j., visit
ted that place in his wagon last Friday even
Eg. On his return, being intoxicated he was
thrown from his wagon and his neck was
broken, causing instant death.
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DEATH OF FANNY ELLsLKR's SoN.-Fanny
Ellsler's son died in Nubia a short time ago :
Fanny is now Madame Won Barnim, aud re-
sides in Vienna. The Prince Adalbert of Prus-
sia is united to her by a morganatic marriage
and this was his child.
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". ID. Totfy.-It IL stated that this nnSor-
tunate man received the intelligence Of his
respite with ealmness, and exhibited a dispo.
silon to improve the allotted time by ptepar-
ing for his doom.
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A Discussion took place at Metropolitan Ha,i,
on W Wednesday night, between Mr.. John IA.
Giimer, (Douglas,) and Mr. J. u. kemper,
tiireckinridge.) Both sxerted themselves we'll
in behalf OF their leaders, and all parties were
satisfied
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Boston. Oct. both. 1850.

He was a mddie-aged man, Of a dark COM
plexion and was well known on Hanover ST.,
as a dealer in fancy goods and an active man.
He had just concluded a purchase of a bin of
above the scene OF the tragedy, and we do not
learn that at this time he showed any signs Of
excitement or insanity, or that he appeared
any other way than in his usual manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02

UUISJ. BOSSsEU4,
II Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer IN
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDIES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c. &c.
THE BEST GOODS,
The CHI tAPEST GOODS,
AND
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Can always be found at the
FiVt-SrORY BUILDING,
No. 50 Main ST., opposite Richardson q Co,
RIchm No
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Freedom of Spssch.-John Hagan, charged
with being disorderly and using profane Ian
guage in the street. appeared before the Mayor
yesterday. 1t seems that John, who Is an ar
dent Breckenridge man, was talking politics
with his aCquaintances, when officer Seal
came along aud informed them that they were
too boisterous and must desist. MIR. Hagan
claimed the right of speech; words waxed
warm between them, and, il was deposed he
cRSSed the officer. He was then taken from his
buggy by the policemen who had assembled,
and escorted TO the watch house. The Mayor
would doubtless have disposed Of the case in
his Court, but the accused expressed willing
ness to have the question of his constitutional
rights tested and IL was thereupon sent TO the
Grand Jury. Mr.. Hagan maintains that in
this time of political excitement all citizens
have the privilege OF u free and loud express
sion Of Opinion.
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\. Tne yALUABLE rKpPEkTY 81

81" TIE CNRNLk OF BRUAU and MIMI
h4t STREETS, KNOWN as THE - BROAD
STREET HOTkL," FOR SALE.-The above
property Is ior sale. and Will, il required, be d-
yldsd. Il IS fully egarded as among the most vau
Abe real estate on Broid street. Liberal credits
viii be gwen. or, If preferred, City OF State, or
B.ns Stocks will be taken in payment, at par
The lot has front of l3l feet on Broad St and
depth 9;h ST. of 30 feet ID wide paved alley
The property, IN it's present condition, paY
tHaH nett interest on S25,G00. Apply to ~
&C A-6t GODDIN * APPERSON.
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- I BEAUTIFUb NAhhET h NJ
EwFOR RENT.-On the lst day of January next,
RAlhat beautiful market farm "SH Err WOOD
I'll be for rent. 1t lies between the Brooke t1rn-
PIE and new road by the Fair Grounds, ny each
ut winch 1t is bounded; one mule and quarter
tam the city, contains seventT three acres The
a2oOrmOiGtloEs upon II are suftlcie Mt Tor small
family. 1t may be rented for one GEAR or M re.
X B. H HAXALL,
90 % -fs LAS. LYONS.
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sAxugL T. B.yLY. CnAsrAIN WHITE.

SAGUGL I. BAYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE.
@>tss " ATToRNEYs AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city OF Rich
mdnd, the counties OF H anover, HelrIco, Caroline,
Guochland and Cheste rfied
SAMUE Ell i. BAILN, CoMMIs ssIoNER
DEEDS for all the states and Territories. Office
of 18th and Franklin streets, near the State
Court House. JJ 6--ts
S~-<s-s DR. Il. y. McGRUDER, OF Henri
ia CO, having taken othce on Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hail. ten
iers his professional services to the public.
Jy 3U-6m
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= -,.s-a LAWRESCE S. MARYE,
F~~SA ATTORNEY A,r LAW
Practices in the Ccatts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrlco, Hanover and Caro-
He is also Notary rsbllo and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTIIN WHITE
,nd himself being dissolved. his Office is now on
18th street, Just below tOddIn's Hall. fe l3-lv
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NsAttwS. Raphael Oarsedo and Ffane,s
rua with Ter sNeNAtaM n ten9h and temRlS
AeAs ~ Aesssss, Wses ksstsfNss sseetssN "
giss sssssllt sa kssp sAs 'esesss
:. -s~sses<
/. N,ssts kNsAseasA the ysW ksiielps ~ shs
sEas n's;s:sll + l'si:asss'sf is !sssi 1 sse
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This expenditure, coupled with improved
methods of tillage, accounts for the fact that
the average product OF wheat in England has
been raised from or bushels to nearly 80
bushels per acre.
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Dear Wife Forgive me for what L do
Live fer your children. l have been as man
and wife tor two years with Fanny May. She
has been the cause of this. If Mr.. Hall had
not interfered this would not have happened
May God bless you, my poor children. l can
not live long. l have been ruined in business
by Fanny May. You will find some friends
left when am gone. You need not be ashamed
of what have done. Those who have ruined
me will have TO go with me.
Friend Slater, see me decently buried. / am
not afraid TO meet my God. Keep me as long
as possible, and bury May and L.
Good bye, JOSEPH
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Tas ss,..Y ,s.. Z. w:' z: s:' s,:. sssss Z .,.
&Hfefs,
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DARAFFINE These Candies
L are made of Prepared PaTaffine, product
from the distlllation OF coal, having the same
chemical constituents gas. They give a flame
clearer and more brillant burn ten per cent. long
er; are more transparent and beautiful; produce
softer and more agreeable liz hit than the best wax
able for warm climates. 80 cases OF the above for
sale by |. u. Il nAV VENPORT
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81 NtLLiNERY--FALL TRADE-N
Gr desire to call attention 10 nv re -ASyN
~ movai from "a Broad streetto 246. two 1lNE0
n exRpIt larger stock of Millinery GOO DS,
c. all Kinds, and will continue To keep through
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. NCC0NNAL,
ss22-2mt 245 Broad st.
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airbmunn pispattt.
nv CowARDIN r HAMMERSLEY.

THE DAILY DISPATCH ~ served to cab
80, al x;xANp QuARrEk cENTs PR wETx,
sei'.Ms 70 the Carrier weekly, frIce FOR mailing,
e. YEAR or sac for s,x mon tbs, IN advance.
"a TlIE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH jstsnsfs
~. Tuesaav and Friday ut @7Go. In advance
'TEE WEEkIY DlspATCH is l.suet every
ssss,. ard mailed TO suhsorit era at 81 per annum
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~S JOHN w. GREEN,
E>ES ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
noud and county of Henrico. Strict attention
will DC given to all business entrusted 10 him:
Gfice, for the present, with his father, w WillRTD
Green, southwest corner Main and 9TH streets.
Je 2?-6m
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MidHigh. Cries.-The cry Of murder" or
''fre," even the wall OF n disconsolate fe-
line, at the hour of midnight, is calculated 70
siartle the timid and make whole neigh bor-
hoods jump out of bed with fearful apprehen-
sions. On Tuesday night last, the inhabitants
of one portion of Broad street were aroused
from their slum ber by prolonged shouts, which
by some were in terpreted as cry Of murder,
and the development of a bloody tragedy was
naturally expected. 1t turns out however,
that a servant of Col Bigger discovered me-
gro making his entrance into the Colonel's
back lot, and forthwith gave chase, crying
"robber!' with all the power of his lungs
The intruder was pursued down Broad street
almost u Shockoe Greek, when he descended
the steps leading into the valley and made his
escape. Col BIS servant hoped 10 attract the
attention of some of the night watch by his
shouts, but did not succeed.
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IHE MAELsTRoa.-The Il flowing passage
from letter from Norway, published in the
Boston Transcript, is in teresting to those
whose ideas have heretofore vascilIated be-
tween belief in its terrors, as depicted by
representations of large vessels just disap
pearing beneath the raging waters, and The
frequently circulated modern statement of
its fabulousness:
"The far-famed Maelstrom is found between
TWO OF the Southern islands OF the Lofoden
group and from one of these islands it is
named the 'Mosken-stream,'o or, III Norwegian
the 'Mosken- stroTnmen.' Its violence greatly
depends on the direction and strength of the
wind, as well as on the tides, and the moons
influence thereupon. 1t is sld TO be most
violent with gales of westerly winds, and on
the full and change of the moon. Sometimes
a small boat can pass right across it without
danger; at other times it would be dangerous
for even large steamer to approach il. Not
that she would be swallowed up and whirled
down to the mermaids, but that she would
probably be turned round, lose her steering
aud be dashed against the surrounding rocks"
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A. RARE SITY.-FOR
q. RENT-A most desirable HOUSE on " est
A2Al7th street near Main. opposite the Old Mar
ket. The House has nine rooms. besides store and
cellar Gas al through the premises. A first rate
location Tor any business, particularly Testau-
rant and boarding house Rent reasonable, and
terms for possession moderate, and can be had
Immediately. Apply 70
&C Is JACOB EZEKIEL IL Nam ST.
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- NEW AND FASHIONABLE Nn
fl MIL L IN + Rf Y, MI
~ 2l4 BROAD STREET TlEy
MADAME GRADE. FRESCHnn

FlNIILINER AND DRESS MAKER kssD
STS l?5 Main Ct, corner Of lith st. informs 2tsxs
s isolss that she Wi open her rooms for The sale
CiNiLLINEkl GOODS, VIZ: Bcnnets. Hair Nets.
lace sets. etc. Also, Pertumery, Embroidered
Toges Infants Roles. Particular attention to
~ grea's Clothes. Pinklng, Stamping and rlut-
rrs. VII open TUESDAY, 10Th October.
War.sH. A Ail!.llNkE, Him
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GCold Cream. Otto Rose Lip Salve, Glycerine
Lotion Church's Lotion for the skin; also, Row
lands Kalydor, Bay Rum, Colognes. Handker-
chief Extracts, all oaors and many other indls-
pensable Toilet Articles, in store for sale by
InHNSION a. BRO. Drngglsts.
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tIANCY CASHMERE PANTS-500 Pal r.
Embracing every variety, style ard quality.
French, English and American CasslmGres, In
latest patterns, all qualities, fashonabe cut, low
prices Black Cashmere Pants, sing 10 and double
mled; Trcot Waved Face, French Twill, and
plain, all prices. ITO Main street.
SHAFER, HALSEY & co.
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FOR GALE AND RENT.

~ FOR RkST-A HOUSE on 9TH street, be-
81 tween Cary and Canal, suitable for factory
k=fcr work shop. Apply TO .
l-ts i III pOINDEX TER
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GINS GUNS,-A full assortment OF double
80 singie Guns of this Sc asons' Importation;
very desirable patterns. Fine Englis BRIDES and
su pe rior hard Solder Snatiie, Curb Bus ana otr
'"p 'ioA'' '' VAN-LEW, TAYLOR co.,
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rhs Isatss ef the "a .sboaist CD q rch 81 Farm
siiiS. "a. rseliAd usvp tfsm \ feis lAss Wssk,
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xe sHocNoE HILL G ENEKAI
AGENCY

SH0CKoE HILL GENERAL
6~A AGENCY.
G. w. IL. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, bsttceeH Sixth and Ssusnth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, Sell. n E
GKUhS, and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thasks for the liberal patronags be-
stowe upon nm Tor three years past. S-6m
sS~as UPPIyG AND LEECHING.-
s>SA Mrs. WOOLH0USE, over Sam'l Suther-
and Gun Store, l32 Main street, Richmond, will
walt on ali those requiring her services.
a. Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES.
EA All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express to ali parts of the State.
\. B.-A new style of LA AIDES BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au 2D-3m
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DEkUXIAN SxkUP-A permanent solution
L of Protoxide of Iron.-The PrOtoxIde of Iron
is most valuable form of non for al diseases in
which iron is necessary, but is very difficult to be
maintained in that state. In the Peruvian Syrup
the difficulty has been overcome and ply sicIans,
~ can rely on having the preparation In It's most
efficient form. For sale by
A. BODEKER 4 CO.,
Annthenaries. No. Id Main straet.
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DUFFALO TON r s.-Just recelvsd "a
ID small lot of iine Bufllo Topgues Smoheu @ eIatx 1a
non. very fine SugaT-Cured Hams oil me aua'i'
and flavor for sale by us -.
BROOKE PLEASANTS, Agent
Nh MAN street. corner tffHs
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MANUREs PURCHASES ANNUALLY IN ENG
LAND.-Prof. Anderson gives the following
estimate CT the amount expended annually
by the farmers of Great Britain for artificial
mo
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MADANIE FAICHE- on :
a NIILIN Y-FAiL TRAOF ola

81 MIILiNERY-FALL TRADE. N9A
S4y tesiTe TO call attention to my ,exsSfg
GOODS. consisting of KEAD-DRESSES La
DIES CAPS, FUR and CLOAKS, the latest and
most desirable styles.
BLEACHING, PRESSING and DYEING done
IT. the best sty e. Mgs. ]. DEMELMAN,
Main, between 18th and 18th sts
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Immediately. oc 2-lm*