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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03
GEO. ". JOHNSON. w.p. JoKSsox.
G. w. JOHNSON 8 son.

= NNE0A'a VI = NSUIlpOE3 TN anu
Sheet Iron Ware.
&TJaAyING AyAILED OURSELVES OF AID THE
t1EA improved facilities, arc botter prepared now
than to ill Ol orders for any article or work in
the above line of business yalies and Conductors
mAdelto order Steamboat work done in substau-
tfnl and workmanlike manner. We arc now paying
particular attention to tis branch Of the trade, and
ctngnarantee satisfaction in every particular. TO
Wholesale Dealers We can offer Inducements that
cannot he onni elsewhere Our stock of Ware Is
complete. and the Is full at all times we
keep stock of the latest and most approved
of Coal and Wood Stoves hand ut all times,
g. w. JOHNSON &,SON,
o.179 Market Square,
iy9-d&Wtft VII ceiling Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03
5CunlberIand Cement.

A \ uNEQUALLED ARTtCLR FOR ALL KINDS
IN of. Masonry swlCfe water "a to D6 ffealsted
foundations ia wet aud sLtl4p places; Lining fqs
ClstcrNs routing for CellRr ard Iuf pbs9
for which Cement isllSsd. 3s Il - 81
On the new Baltimore City Water Works in The
confirmation Conduit, this Cement was used e4claF
SirGEp Itis also extensively used on tEa masonry
and tuncls Of tie Baltimore and Clio, and n at
Railroads, &C., &c. BIB .sIz5i *
Ithns recently been most thoroughly tested dsnpon
the Now Water Works, In Daltfm0re where It has
hcen used in all situations which Required work OF
tho most perfect character. In tho construction OF
ivor Of the kind The CONT over 100 bV
silps OF this Cement were Hsel and both engineers
aud superitte concur. fin snying tgt Willie 6t
has equal IEe in t5.t 1laces and 1gtere is me-
cesS1Ty TO BpGD OVER SFRoNO SPRINGS, 1t has this
advantage NIL other quick setting cements that
when used dry places aid e1posel TO the ss, It Is
not liahloi to crack ssift st4s7syslz fif
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Bags, Ia
quantities to suit purchasers byI5s tzi. 49,
OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling,
jy25 Agent f0rthe AElttiE fdctiFfeF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03
MAXWELL, CAAfPBELL&iiTI5 4 TINGIE, Illlt /. q
Who'll sale Grocers
CONIlIISSION NI.ER RCHA.YITIS rs

y 0sI . . NJ &A44A sts,5 " Vl1eeI1nE9EVRe n
HAVE NOW IN STORE ~
$50 bbls Primo n o. Molasses,
.125 hif. bbls. do
220 hbds. fully fair to prime n. O. Sugar.
70 bbls Cr Granulated, PoW'd and Coffee Sugars
75 :. Brunc's Golden Syrup. -
25 &c New York ssdOE zs-.=-z55s.
39o bags good fair to primo I:io Coffee 49,,
SO pockets Java Coffee.
25 boxes Natl If. fb lump Tobacco. ~ ssLl
q do various standard brands 5B Tobacto.
IS do do do 1O8 do ~
10 cases tsHunters'' lSs55z do
10 do "Don Quixotev de
80 hlf, Ga. Y. II and g. r. Tep. - e5=EsEz 4at
30 do OolonE and pOuchong Tea,
100 bbls No. 3 .8Icd. and Lg. aIackercl. -
SO g Tar, large size. .
is tferces Rice. 80
Pepper, pinento, Nutmcgs, Gloves, Cass - 5sgsi
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Carb. Soda,
Snlaratus, Soap, Candles, Wash cards ID et kats
Tubs, Brooms, Nails and all other artilIos enn-z
s Draccd In the Grocery limo. mh2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

1t is said that Mr.. T. Biglow Lawrence sent
in bill for 500 for the use of his horse by the
Prince of Wales at the review of the Boston
military.
Out OF one hundred and thirteen deaths re-
ported TO have taken place in ST. Louis, last
week, twenty are attributed 10 diptheria.
Jno. Staples (Beii) ha. been elected 10 the
virginia Legislature, from Patrick county,
without opposition.
ihere was Masonic procession at Warren.
Iou, va, on Tuesday last, and an address by
new DE- burrows, of Richmond
=. oighor Mamini, the futist connected with
.he orchestra OF Drayton ParIor Opera died
IN Oharieston last Sunday.
GOV. Ellis, of North Carolina has parao,aa
Hogue, who was convicted. soma LINZ $3.50
OF the murder OF Parish, in Raleigh o''
The reported death Of Mr.. Mctun.Lv .s,.
81 the Memphis (renn.) Avalanche, is incor.
rect.
An old man makes love at a disadvan,asa
II must be u very amorous sort of wink thai
can captyate through pair Of spectacles.
No man can be in two places at the same
timei but many a hypocriticai fellow has
shown that he can be two thingGn one place.
An lrshman once observed that miles tones
without giving you the trouble to ask them.
The young iadv with speaking eyes" has be-
come quite h'arsr la consequence of using
them too mue.i.
"How do yon get that lovely perfume % asks d
one young lady of ano her "it's seen, to me. I,
replied the other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26
To Subscribers who Change their POST
OfiiCes,

Dat OF such an immense list OF snbscrloerS
ss take the Dtspaita. a great number every
week change their residence, and these, OF
conrss direct changes il the Post.offices TO
which their papers are sent. Not few OF
these omit two important particulars frs,
v,ha,har they are subscribers to the Weekly,
Ssmi-weekty or Daily Dispatch second, the
,,ost.ofaces 10 which their papers are sent. 1t
1s ,nposs.ble to change the direction OF pa
,,er unless these particulars are mentioned
The clerks of the Office cannot remember every
mans name of 80 long list, and the Post
once 10 W hich his paper is mailed. Therefore,
the subscriber who writes TO reques; Il change
in the direction Of his paper, to secure prompt
attention TO his request, must state TO rhioh
CT tAe editions Of ths PAPER he ,ubscrbeS, and the
ice 10 trAich his paper has been mailed.
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Mouumcu, 10 Peter Francisco.

Virginia has done nobly in erecting monu.
ments to the illustrious officers and leaders of
| the Revolutionary era but IL she desires to
| signaiiye her sense Of the debt -he owes 10 the
privates In that great war, 10 the men whose
strong hands fight the battles, who perform
| the most perlous and laborsous duties Of any,
and receive the smallest reward Of glory or OF
| pay, she has rtc.cc'eI a noble opportunity to
| honor the representative man OF the rank and
| file In PETER Francisco, whose Herculean
| strength and extraordinary prowess made
| him one of the most conspicuous OF All the
fighting men, whether with or without COM
missions. In the Revolutionary War. We
| doubt whether the annals of wars in any
| country record more remarkable achievements
| of personai yalor and physical strength than
| those of the Virginia Sampson. We rejoice TO
learn that Il movement has been inaugurated
| in this city, having for It's object the erection
OF a monument over the remains OF the heroic
dead, whose last resting place has never yet
been marked by a stone. Already design for
the proposed structure has been furnished,
consisting of a neat granite shaft, eighteen or
twenty feet in height, which will cost about
six hundred dollars. Lists for private SUBJ
scriptious have been opened at the Mechanics
Fair, The Agricultural Fair Grounds, and the
principal hotels of the city. II Virginia is
grateful for the boon of independence and
liberty which was won for her by such men
as PETER FRANCISCO, and If she wishes to
rally around her flag hereafter the most de-
voted services of the men of bone and muscle,
the men whose arms are the strongest and
whose hearts are as disinterested they are
brave, she should show, by signaling such ex-
traordinary services and wonderful achieve
ments rs those of PETER FRANCISCO, that she
appreciates and honors great merit in what
ever position it is found. Many private
soldier of France has been honored with
Marshsis baton for martial prowess less re-
markable than was exhibited in every year Of
| the Revolution AIRY War by the Virginia hero
who sleeps without a stone to mark his grave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

nA- SEWING MAcHINEs-WHIcH 10 rnE BEST !!
THk QUESTION ANswRRpn-There can be no
doubt that WHEELER &c WILSON, SRwINe Ma
CHINE is the very best the market affords. Everf .
body says so, and the fact that a large majority of
people prsfsy 1t for JaWilJ SticiHg. while Uless
Makers, Shirt Makers. Corset Makers. Cater
FIttsrs, Shoe Binders, Vest Makers. and TaIlor'.
all It, and insist that 1t has equal for their
purposes, clearly establishes the fact that It is u
equal.d for The varIet. u uses to which 1t is
the lock stitch the only stitch that c1Hnot be Td-
ceiled. and that presents the same appearance on
both rides OF the seam-a fact of ltseli snfclent
10 account for It's having the highest premiums
awarded 1t at all the State airs he'd Tor tbs past
few years No other than TIE lock-st ten has
gwen such universal satisfantion. and our advice
is. # lou want a Sewing Machine That VIII 60
,Cur own family sewing IN rery snpsrtor ntdn-
mr., or if you wish to earn livelihood by Sc wing
for Others, do not get any 9th, than =" heeier 4
Wilson Machine, and you will then feel CERTAIN
that YOU have one THAI Will give you the iuiIeS'
satisfactorily. y. Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26
Adelinn Patti.

PATTI gave her third concert last night
Like every thing she has undertaken, during
the short period of her appearance on the
stage, IL was q brilliant success. Tonight she
gives her last, before leaving. Her friends,
sud their name is Legion, need no further
notice than this. Let all who have not heard
her, take this opportunity TO hear one of the
most delightful voices that ever poured itself
forth in song,
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Bishop Potter. of Pennsylyan,a ,os =,

Bishop Potter, OF Pennsylvania, has de.
rIined reelection to the Presidency ~ tha
Pennsylyania Colonization Society, and Mr.
John r. Crozier has been chosen to MI the
vacant chair.
James S. Wadsworth, of Genesee. NJ Y.
has bet S20,000 with Dean Richmond thai New
York will give 10000 majority for Lincoln in
November
On Tuesday, on the track at Rochester, N.
Y, Flora Temple won in another trot with
Pa'ebeD. best three in five The track was
heavy.
Rev. Cornelius Walker, ID. D., OF Christ
Church, Winchester. Va. has been called 10
The rectofship OF Christ Church, in Alexan-
0Tis.
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ru. WEEKLY n,xPArCH.

This excellent Weekly for the country is
issued this morning, with an interesting list
of contents. A thrilling stcry, The Horror
In the House." is commenced in this number.
Among the articles are: A Lady in the inte-
rior of Japan--The Tour of the Princeton
eign News-Report OF the Affairs of the James
River and Kanawna Canal Company-An in.
1eresting collection OF Editorial matter-the
news of the week set forth in comprehensive
forw-accurate reports OF the Agricultural
Fair. and the usual commercial review.
TIE be had at the counter. Price 3 cents, or
when in wrappers, ready for mailing. cents.
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Il. EoR sALt.. .lnsr vALUARLEPRo.

H. FGR SALE, 3luST VARIABLE PRO
i44 FEEtf aErH d1HYzifFrIE .co IF %
LAND The subscriber having recently pur sA@
oaased large farm IN another county, VITA a view
of devOung ms entire attention to agriculture,
Offers fer sale his most valuable estate in the conn
y Of Elizsbeta CITY, known as Little Scotland"
little Scotland Is most beautifully situated at
the mouth OF Hampton river; its health unsur
passed; the soil high and rich scenery the most
view Of Hampton River, Old Point Comfort, the
town OF Hampton, and the splendid rosdstead-
ms direction, and the locality OF tie Scot
and, presents sYsry facility for bnldng pnr-
subscriber has serlousI, contenp atod tGe division
of his Farm into lots. confident the scheme would
Lite Scotland, before the LIST OF January next,
Rsrcsis c6sssPeake Cole Sc sdio5n, Ii +
some residences connect it on the otner
wlth the Rapidly growing town OF Hampton.--
OUT H0UAkS, large and cgmmrd GUS BRICK
EESIDENCE:, with ell the necessary corve7
nlerces, one fourth Of q mile from Hampton AID
two from Od Point. This place offers rare induce
ments-all the lu2urles OF the salt water, health,
g"oc society. fms schools ard churches. " Little
ard valuable BRit;& STEFAN Mills csps6ls OF
grinding twenty barrels of hou-. or one handred
bushels of meal psr day, for all of which there is
an active demand. Experience has demonstrated
- Mill Point TO be- an excellent location for
ship ard, and the purchaser of the NJ III could
easily attach Saw nlll ard Railway. TIE Mill
purchaser may desire-the subscriber reserviug
Two acres for q summer residence, upon " Mil
Point" which he would not dispose of on scarceIy
any consideration. lie would most respectfully
invite all who may wish 10 purchase 10 visit the
prsmIses, as he cannot pretend 10 give the many
ADVANTAGES possessed By - Little ScOtland.' Its
inducements are many and rare, either 70 The cap
ltailst or TO one who may desire beautiful home,
rmhlulng all that IS necessary Tor pleasure and
comfort
ne subscriber would also offer for sale, an
other valuable FARM. contalnIn. one hundred
and ffty acres, situated opposite the town eff
Hampton, on Hampton river, and known as oak
land" with most superior facilities to the best
markets The soil IS highly productive. I here ls
an active demand for every thing capable of e.
ing Produced a farm. 1t one fourth of
mile from Hampton, and three from old Point
TIE beauty OF location. It's health the productive
of the soil, together with It's proximity to
good schools and churches, reIder it a most de-
slrable place.
II not sold privately before, the ubscribers will
Offer at public auction, the Mill Property and
Oakland, In Hampton, on THURSDAY, the I'D
NoyemEer, 1851.
TERM,-AccummOdating.
For further info rmatlOn address,
WILLIAM Z. WOOD,
2S-dim Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

m. MIRROR, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES of
every description. and to suit all tastes. can he
found at j. v SUNDBERG x Co q store, 209 Main
street. Loo KING GLASSES of ali sizes.
". B.-We open this morning a hne assortment
of new ENGRAvINGs.
"a Orders executed at short notice Remember
the place. 309 Main street, square above the Post
Office. Loo 25-2ttl J. V. SuhpBEkG & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

IA J. p. BELL. -
GENERAL AGENT for all the NEWSPk-
PERS, MAGAZINE Els. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
and Speci,l Agent for the RICHMOND Dis
p TCH, No SIS MakKET STREET, LYNCHB RG,VA.
BOOKS, MAGAZINES, RTc., of every descrip-
ton. ordered for customers direct from the pub
lishers at n snail advance on wholesale price.
&C u At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

PoLIrIcAL--At barbecue in Princess
Anne county, Va, on Wednesday, at which
about 1900 persons were present, Ex-Gover-
nor Wise delivered speech of three hours
and half duration, and concluded by Offering
resolution advocating the formation of corps
OF" Minute Men " throughout the counties of
Virginia. The resolution was adopted with
great enthusiasm and unanimity. Saos,or
Douglas was to speak at Memphis, Tenn ,as,
night. Hon. Hersehel V. Johnson sneak. 81
Richmond tomorrow night.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, the oath October, 1880
a. "0akland,' in Chesterfield county -, Hev
Richmond, and Miss MAMIE r. KEECH, Of
Chesterfield
On the 18Th inst by the Rev. Mr. Sesleyy' Mt
JOHN MAFFETT to Miss EARAH JANE
SMELLING, all of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

~ FENCE, FENCE, FENcE.-ln v'ewins the
the Fair yesterday. my attention was attracted ~
a novel mode of putting NJ Board ence with
ont posts-so constructed HIS to mako Straight or
ZIgZag fence, circular or square enclosures, with
ease-yery simple, cheap, durable. and easily
moved-iust Whist every farmer wants. Brother
farmer. go and look at this fence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

KILLED IN FIeHT.-Two boys, sixteen
years Old, living in Quebec, engaged In a
pitched battle on Friday, and continued So
long that one Of them, David Colin White,
died from sheer exhaustion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

"CoRPoRATIos MoosLIGHTn ABoL SHED
The city Of Cincinnati is hereafter 10 b light.
ed by gas from dark TO dawn, moon OF % moon.
TINS is ahead OF any other city except New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

BALTIMORE Oct. 4-Arnved, schr. Jno. wal
ker. Norfolk. Cleared, steamer Belvidere, Rich
mnnd
PuILApr1pgrA Oct a-Cleared, Echrs. Annie
NJ. Edwards. Petersburg; Amos Fais epburg, hlcn-
n ond ]. M aine. do J. Clark. Norfolk
ALEXANDRIA. Oct A-Arriyed, sohrs A. H.
Wetmore, Richmond; D. Davidson. do
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Arrlved. oarK cara hax
schr. Calico. Richmond.
NORFOLK, Oct. "a Arrived. sohr. American
Star Richmond.
PASSENGER. FER STEAMSHIP 'JANysTowN,
Thomas SKINNER, Master. ffom New York, Oct.
II. 1850:
J. A, bingham, f. 6. Hill, c. Freeman; Z. Stan
ley, MISS DIso4way, Miss 4. Disoswa,. Miss q. d.
Biaosway, Miss Rowett, James Smith, Mrs. J:
Deaue, and 2 children. T, ., Brian, W Agate and
lady, N. Cnclamer, Capt Porter and lady, w A.
y. Ds Blakeley, Mrs. c. kosenburg, Wm, Todd j.
Person. Mrs. Slbey. Mrs Gays. Miss 5lmpuss,
Mrs. Gimpuss, c. p. Todd, Lieut.. VI. Brown, 5.
h Sterling. Mrs. J. Fclington: Mrs c. Bishop,
and % in steerage. Also,5 from Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

nAClrIzFNs AND STRANG Frs should not fail to
visit lees Mammoth Photograph and nbroty pc
Gallery, and have their LIkenesses taken In
scientific and artistic manner. You Will not be de-
tanned more than ten minutes to have
dozen taken, no matter how great the rush PrIGes
reasonable. and satisfaction guaranteed. I45 Main
street. EAGLE Square. &C 23 -5C
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GREAT MATCH RACE.

4ssaSefsSs~T> There will be run over the
~ FAIRFIELD COURSE, on
--a.---F FRI DAY. the Goth instant,
great MATCH RACE, for 5000 n side: three
chequer, by Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston, anu
y. K. FondIen s b. IT. Leisure, by Red Eye, dam
hy margrave.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the wealth
err. and the consequent condition of the track at
Ashland, the above race, which was announced 10
take place at that course. has been changed to the
Fairfield Course, and Will come of as ddve tlsed
above. Both horses have high reputation, and
the friends of each are sanCulGe of the success of
MS lavorlte, and an exciting occasion IN racing
annals may be expected.
oc 81 81 JOHN BELCHER. Proprietor.
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.- s.----.....- CLEARED.
October 2n-Italian bark Anonimo, +; PoJeIro,
master FOR Genoa tob' eco. By Chas. Palmer.
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FALL r ACES.
FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
<sy sss@ FALL MEETING, $780,
observation-disclosures THIRD DAY-FRIDAY,
OCT. 26TH.-Jockey Club Purse 500; three mile
heats. -
John Balcher enters b. f. Sally EubanE. by Hill
derbrand, dam hy Margrave, 3 years old.
o. 7. Hare enters b. h OIsternan, by Revenue,
dam NJ iss COutts, nv Boston, years Old.
Thcs X Z. w. boswell enter C. h. Planet by Rev
enue, dam Nina, by Boston, years DID,
SECOND EACE-SAME DAY.-A Sweepstake now
open for year old colts and hlhes that never won
3 race up to the time of closing, to he run on FIJI
daT of the Fairfield meeting. 1860; mile heats; ) 100
entrance hall forfeit; TO name and close on LIST dag
OF October, 1906 Closed with the following en-
tries:
F. II. Hall names Oh. f. Great Eastern dam Betsy
Steel, by Steel
Fondfen < White names b c. Red Eagle, By Red
Eye, dam by imported Mars rave.
David Mcdaniel names Oh, f. b. Boston, Jr., dam
by Recent.
Jno A. Jones names b. C. by Waterloo, dam By
imported Trustee.
Third RACE.-Creat Match Race for SIS 600
aside, three mile heats. between Thos. ". Pos
wells kxcGeQuer, by Revenue, dam EIna, by Bos
ton, and 8. k. tondren's b. III. Leisure, by he'd
Eye, dam by MargTGye.
RIA Races to commence at / o'clock.
o. 26 1t JOHN RELCHER, Proprietor.
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r. BILL HEAD BILL HEADS The largest
aud most compiet assortment of RULED PA
Blue, White: Buff, Canary, Pink, and furple-Just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th,
ers in want, rely on getting 4 good article of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and sea specimens and prices. ttsl
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

This well known establishment, situated at the
corner of Main and llth Streets having under
gone thorough repair from cellar to garrett, will
he opened by the subscribers, for the accommo-
datIon of the public, on MONDAY. the cath ST.
1t has 5ceived an addition of sixteen new rooms,
and the furniture throughout the house is entirely
new: The subscribers pledge themselves to the
public to keep their larders always well sup
phed the market will ALLOW. Their beds are Of
the newest fashion. Their bedrooms ars not
exceed by any others n comfort, and will al
ways be Kept in the noatest order. Their ser
wants are orderly and attentive. Their cellar IS
stoc ed with the best INES. Their bar will al
ways affori LIQ U0RS of every variety, and of the
best quality, anu they will take care that their ia
bic shall not he surpassed.
The AMERICAN is situated in the very centre
of business. The Capitol is not more than two
hundred yards OFF; the Bank of Virginia and the
Farmers Bank adjoining, while the Exchange
Bank is just across the street II is convenient 10
the Canal and all the Railroads, TO which OMNI-
BUSES of superior class will he Kept constantly
plying. The sltustIon Is healthy, commodious,
and the air pure With 30 much to recommend II,
the subscribers fee confident that they will re-
ceive, they intend 10 deseTye, q large share of
patronage. }. l.. CAHhlNUTON CO,
PropretoTs
]. l.. CARRINsroN, of Bollingbrook Hotel, Pc
'erGburg, Va
b. B. AYREs, Goochland county, Va.
Er- I'm
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pr.y. Ayu EvERET1, CEIIH.

.ss-~.ve&, BELL AND EVERETT CLUB,
G>Sa MANCHESrk R.-Attend a meeting OF
the Gu at MIR. r.. I. PILINrON'S Factor,
TINS (FRIDAYI evening, at Ia O'Clock 1t is
earnestly desired that every member will be pres
eut as business OF great importance VIII be pre-
scented To the nesting. -
Oc 20 1T W. w. WEISIGER, President.
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gs~,, vO THE CIyIZENS OF MAN

so>TA CHESTkR.-maJor J. Il DuRMAN, of
Lexington AID Mr. JOHN H. 0lLMER, of Rich
II ond, will address the olt!zsns of MANCHESTER
IN advocacy of DOUGLAS and JOHN
{ ON. The speaking will commence at O'Clock.
&C 25-l,r
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR will find at

A. MOB KISS bookstore
great many useful, as well as beautiful arti
cles 10 please every fancy, among which are
WORCESTER'S GRAND PIANOS, with the new
improved scale, which gives ali the power oil the
French Grand Piano, without IT'S cumbersome
case. The ladies' are pautIculsIlp invited TO call
and touch the keys, which Will speak for them
selves. - -
Also, on hand. GUITARS. MELOD CONS, &C
CORD E0NS. BANJOS, FLUTES, FlcLlNS,
CLARIONETTES. FLsGEOLETTES, and other
MUSICAL INSrRJ MkNrS, in great variety, as
well as MCSIC for the PianO-a very large COL
lection, embracing the latest, as well as Old and
favOT;te pieces 49,
WHITING DESKS and WORK BOXES. a very
fine assortment; beautiful BOOKS, IN every de-
partment ~ literature E,s RAWLINGS ard CO.
LURED PRINTS, some very fine.
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