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Wtpreen UNI 3 l1r fam Die Observation-Disclosures
nit 0fadri9ten aus Gan 6raltci8co bonn 80.
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lift S. 6. Sbpntplrr, Solepb Senna llno 5nei
anoere. @in iapaneIii9er 8e0tenter pe8 bri<
|ttiden @elarbten Nllcpd tit Sebbp iptrbe fir5
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feline ~rffi5ielle Npti5 DapOn.
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ter.
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cisco Weitn5e al9efla9tet Srn. @bale aber=
mails uidt %einisen.
Die Anflase purbe be86alb falen 9elaien.
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Der SSbe Der 6a6rpreile (25 bis 80 OpIar8
per Gentner) fardtst man, paB III Gurlpn gal@
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SO Opllar8.
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New Publications.

CUBA FOR INvALIDs. BY K. w. GIBBEs NJ.
ID, Columbia, s. q. New York: w. a. TOWN
SEND Il Co.-This little volume viii be OF in
crest to those who have any tendency TO pull
mouary disease. DR.. GiBBES deYotes TWO or
more chapters to the consideration of con-
sumption, and the best means of combating
that dreaded enemy. The main Injunction
which he entorces persistently, is exercise in
The open air, and pure air III all times, whether
in or out Of doors. This advice, by universal
consent, is now deemed Indispensable to the
proper treatment OF consumptive patients
and he adds 70 this generous diet of the most
nutritious food, and the prudent use Of stimu-
lants--a prescription equally proper, but not
acquiesced in as long ago AS the first men,
toned. In order that the patient may tako the
requisite exercise in the open ali, the Doctor
assumes that he should seek a locality where
he changes are neither frequent nor sudden.
lie recommends Trinidad ana Cuba. There
mas been a growing impression for some time,
that the w est Indies were not safe refuge for
The consumptiye and that few are benefited
anu lew recover after going thlther. But 1t Is
Interesting TO consult Dr. q. on this subject,
who being himself sufferer, his advice is en-
lI'ed - the more consideration. One thing Is
Sei l~ih, ana mat Is. that Whatever lends
70 weaken and relax the system of the con-
sumptive Is Fastening his fate; and therefore ii
Is thdt. of late, the warm Temperature of the
tropical regions has been considered injurious.
Yet. Inc patient may, in the chief islands of
the West Indies, ind mountain elevations.
where the temperature is refreshing and brac-
ing. He will be, probably, aided in al exredi-
ZION thither, in search Of health, by reading
Inc Doctor little volume. For sale by WEST
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2. L. BarliUnl.

Having accomplished an autobi ography, in
which virtue is illustrated by many excellent
examples, and honesty shown in his own ca
reer TO be the best policy, BARNUM has lately
INDUCED III an oratorical flight, duly reported
in the New York papers, which proves the
wonderful diversity of his gifts, and shows
that his tongue is as facie and attractive as his
pen. What pleases us most in BARNUM is
not his remarkable sagaclty and business tai
eyt, for in these he has many equals, nor the
elias ticity of his nature, which enables him to
receive the rebufs of fortune like an India
rubber bail, and the harder the blow the higher
the rebound but the noble moral entiments
which run through his autobiography and his
Grafton, making US feel that We in COM
munion with good as well as q great man.
1t is one of the many signs, we are inclined TO
think, that the millennium is close at hand
and we huInbly suggest the same to DR.. CUM
MINGs, the prophetcal aRhor of the Great
Tribulatiou-that the drama, so long a fruit.
ful source of decentralization and misery to
the human race, has been rescued by BARNUM
from the hands of the wicked, and sanctifed
and set apart to the Illus tration of great reli-
gous and moral truths-in his Museum. He
informs the public with editying solennity
that The scenes events and personages OF Scrip
ture will be dramatiZed for exhibition i'll his
establishment, beginning with JOSEPH and his
Brethren. We are surprised that he does not
begin at The beginning, with ADAM the First,
and the Garden OF Eden, which his many vege-
table and animal wonders give him every op-
portunity of producing with great effect Old
ADAMS, the California bear hunter, whom
BARNUM has already employed to show up his
grizzlies. might lie faLber of man.
kind. and it would not be Impossible TO fiud an
EVE capab eofbeing tempted and fillinf,ia the
city of New York; whilst BARNUM himself,
with little refining and polishing, might per-
senate the Devil. Such representation would
draw like the MTlstroom, and we recommend
ii seriously to his consideration.
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DIED.

At the residence of Mr.. 9. Burnett N Manches
ter. on Wednesday morning. September iJti at
we're illness, MIR. GEORGE W. REDF0RD. in
the 3lst year of his age. He leaves wife and one
child to mourn their lrreparable losg. lie Tas q
warm hearted. kind snd afechonate husband, ana
good citizen and leaves many friends and reia-
ions VINO will long remember him for his many
virtues. 81,
The friends and acquaintance, OF Lis family;
and those OF his brothers, +. W Rediord anu
Robert BEDFORD. and Mr.. c. Burnett. arc invited
to attend his funeral. from the Methodist ChuIcn
IN Manchester, this THURSDAY afternoon, at three
O'Clock. without further notice.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, at OF clock T. M. oil
p protraoted illness. which she bore nth Christian
forfitude and Resignation, Miss elizabeth 3.
LANDLORD, in the CID year of her age.
Let sickness blast, let death dsyour,
ii Heaven must reeompense our pains;
Perish the grass, and fade the flower,
If hrm the word of God remains.
Her funeral will take place from the Methodist
Centenary Church, on Thursday, 2Jth inst, at 4
O'Clock L. NJ. The friends of the family. and those
of Mr.. Samuel Tyack, are respectfully invited 10
attend without further notice. IT.
On Sunday, the 18th instant, at the Hot Springs
Va Mrs CATHERINE II wife OF Thomas r.
Bird of Washington, D. c., in the .7th year OF her
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MARRIED..

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Tue Rev y. ID. Evans, Mr. IoIiN r. Wrr 70 =
kER, Of Petersburg, and Miss MHHl U, la y
Lok, OF Richmond, Va.
In Weldon. N &. on tho 18th INST by the Rev.
Va. aad Miss MARIA 4. LLOYD. Of Richmond,
Va.
In Washington. D. Con The i'th astsni " TIE
Richmond. and Miss ANNIE b. ADAMS, OF
Orange Springs, Va.
nAOrange Court House Chronicle aud Peters
hu Exu MI
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"A Fall Trade. vi
A UPERB ASS ORTM TENT.
v: EARGRAVE WHITE,

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Thankful for the literal patronage of the pubic
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IT. Mr.. +. CssHEs, Li.hosraphefsof thisciiy,
has Just printed very excellent iithograph
likeness of the late Judge CLopTcN. The
friends OF that most eStimable and lamented
gentleman nave the opportunity of supplying
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cause OF its truthfuiness.
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FIRE.-The cotton house of the Mercna Is
Manufacturing Company, at Petersburg, Va E,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning,
with lbs bales OF cotton. The loss is estimated
at a. 900, of which ~, 600 10 insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-20

ATuE CURTIS PrCK.-Ths popular river
steamer ~ again on the day line between this city
and Norfolk. the writer n day or two since had
the pleasure of a trip down the old iavOrite.
aod rs sure that no traveller who has tried the la
route, Will over hesitate moment IN giving
hearty preference to the boats. The gentlemanlY
AGENT, Mr. john IL FREEMAN, does every thing IN
hls power to rGndor the trip an agreeable one TO
all on board, cOnhDing his attentions to no class OF
passengers, but accommodating and polite TO all
Attention. particularly that genial pohteness
which makes the passenger feel 4" at home Is
rare and worthy of acknoWledg ment when met
with The fare on the boat is excellent, and the
Captain a thorough commander.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-20

AMISIATURR, IMPERIAL AND LIES lzE PHo-
r0aRArHs. executed in the highest style II the
art and at the most reasonable prices, at RkEs
gallery. l45 Main street. Pearl Amhrotypes OF
babies and large groups beautifully taken by REEo
new instantaneous process. Call and examine
specimens. Satisfaction always guaranteed,
2O-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-20
H. To the Ladies'.

u L o thP I1UIFS.
Mas r. 3 REFS No. 2O9 Main street. between
9th and 10th streets.
Mrs. RI ~ begs leave to inform the Ladies of
Richmond that she has opened FIRST CLASS
DRESS MAKING ESrABLlSHM tNT at the
above place, where she keeps constantly on hand
and IS receiving per every steamer. the latest Pa
RISlAN, LON DON and NEW YORK FASHIONS
and ~ prepared to execute all work in the most
prompt and etlcleht manner and always ready at
the time appointed Particular attention il in
vIted To the ease, accuracy and graceful fitting
always secured by the perfect system of cutting
Dresses. cali is respectfully solicited.
zoo MAIN STREET, between 9Th and 10th.
Sc l9-I w* CUP STAIRS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-20

M rreserve Your Teeth !-Periumed
BkEA1H-PEAHI.v WHITE TEETH SOUND
AND HEALTHY GUM3.-DOWHENS DEN
TAI FLUID arrests Decay. relieves Fothaohe,
DC. Recommended BY Dentists and Physicians
every where, az superior to all Tooth Powders
For sale by all Druggists. SO 20-3t.
g. Special Notice.-The attention of the
trade ~ requested to the Trustees sale of Stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Fhoes, Hats. Caps.
Fancy Articles. NC :, to taks place at the store of
A. WE'LL. on 18th. between franklin and Grace
SITS. THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock
ss 20-lt T. h. COOK, Auot.
HA- Genteel Household and Kitchen Fur
NlTURE AT AUCTION Attention is asked to
the sale of Jude John NJ. Gregorys FURNI-
TuRE, THIS MORNING. commencing at 10
O'Clock AT his residence at the corner of 10th and
Clay streets. THOS. w. KEESEE, AuctT.
sc 2O-lt
Re- Auctio n.-Grsceries, Leather, &c
Also l. Z U0RICE, TIL MORNING. nv
.U-lt |. Il g. B. tAVENP0RT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-20
SAM'L NJ. PRICE AGO
DIR COO Ds.
1860.
1860
Large aud attractive stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND hETAIL.
JOS IL IL ST KAUsE,

NO II MAIN STRFEf.
Just received, per steamers, the larsest ana
richest stoch of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered To the public IN DRESS GOODS. D..
bags from 10 cents and higher; beautiful ST.,
DeiaInCs, small and large figured. At Is DO. &c
&c Marines, ali ooCrs, from Isl: cts to 81 ;, c.s
worth double The money.
Alpacas tron 10 cents per yard, to finest. at So
tnnislins low prices % dog. LsdIes' Linen Hdk's
cts, &c 500 Ladies and Misses French Needs
worked Collars. from auction, at 1873, 81, S7s oIs
&c. selling elsewhere for twloe that money
Black Sllk, a ward WIDE, al IS. 81 cts and 81 Is
Cuiored Silks At half their value; Apron Uins
hams, Dress Glnghams, Bed Ticking, Cassmss
and Satlnets; Kentucky Jeans. for Mems and
BOYS Wear. ~ prices to suit sverY body.
LInseys. Sleeps GREY md Twecds. for Servants
all wool W ute r ed ad Yellow Flannel, ~ rs CTS.
cheap at %te; Htelia Shawls and Cloaks 90
Tie creates b&TEalG6 IN Lanes Worked Skirts
bought NJ auction at e sacrifice, worth 81 apleee
| sell them at 81 IS and : IS; Knitting Yarns. VI
most every color, at 81 per ID.
Carpets and Hearth Rugs, the cheapest in RlCa-
moud; Brown ard Bleacned ShIrtIng, Sheeuhg,
GuwetnE, Table Cloths; Extensions, Hoslen,
Gloves, bed ard ServanJs' Blankets, from ,ls
lowest prices upwards.
Prints, tHst colors. from s, 8 and 10 cts, 30,
Cambria, Check and SWISS Muslin, and qeN
many more Goods, too hume tOus to me lt0n.
All ask IS Il call from ali ladies and gentlemen
from the city and country, and be caTe ui Of guli
to the rIght place, No. "a Nam st
&c lt-2H JOSEPH ETRbISE.