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.,,, h.,,, u,ovlpg 40 .tsslthily and in..dior.iy

evil beast, moving 40 steaithiiy and insidiously
tina, no one but our wise legislators could ever
have detected It's capacity for evil, Is, we fear,
destined 20 break up our Paradise at last. Tn
less Gov. LErcHER promptly calls the Legis-
lsture togetaer, and that Legislature refuse TO
sustain the Virginia. French alliance we shall
become the most powerful and popuious state
in The Union in fifty years. We shnduer 10
think THAI it is within the capacity OF that WIFE,
sluggish ditch to engender all the physical ana
moral wees that New York now e1hibils, In
the very heart of our verdant and spo,iess
simplicity. As for ourselves, and for our COM
rades In this generation, we have no fears
We Mt least in the natural course OF events,
must pass away, before such an awful con-
summation is reached. But, for the sake of
those who are to come after us, let us preserve
the virtuous poverty or impoverished virtue
the digrified leisure or lazy dgnity the am
pie fishing streams and wide hunting grounds
from which We have succeeded in banishing
everything but fish and game. Let US avoid
allentangiing alliances with enterprisipg PEG y
PIE, either IN the Old World or the New, and
beware lest under the Vaccinations of Louis
NAPOLEON the city of Norfolk should sur
pass Marseilles, and Richmond be the Paris
of the New World.
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co,,..rordano. OF tn. aishmond Dispatch,
.,ss,rnt,d Hiahtcav Robbuy.

LYNcuBuRu. Va, Sept 10, iseo4
A daring highway robbery was perpetraied
not far from this place on Saturday night A
yourg farmer from Campbell county. named
Hughes, was in this city during Saturday, and
receiy ed sum OF money amounting TO some
two or three hundred dollars. At a late hour
in the afternoon lie left the city by Ward road,
and when he had reached Maple Hollow, five
miles from Town, was stopped by two men in
disguise, whe compelled him to 10 with them
In the woods, where he was tied TO a saplin <
and all the money he had about his person Ia
ker from him. While they were tying him,
some persons passed along the road, not far
distant, IN some kind of vehicle, and on at
tempting tn halloo, one OF the highwaymen
seized him by the hair and clapped pistol 10
his head and swore that in case he did not
"dry up" his brains would be ins family blown
out, fearing which, he thought 1t the best poll
cy 10 keep quiet. He was kept tied until one
O'Clock sunday morning, at which time he
managed To release himself. 1t Is supposed
that the robbers were from this city, and Went
| out there Tor the purpose which they accom-
plished
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DIED,

Yesterday IN orutGs at 10 o'clock A. M. EN- III
HuET, at thr nre of years. II months and 10
days.
HIS fureral viii take plare at o'clock J. NJ.
this aiternooa. from the lndeper dent Catholic
Church, corner Broad street and Brook Avenue
The friends ard acquaintances are respectfully IN
vited to attend.
On Thursday September 9th. at s o'clock A. NJ ,
little MARY, youngest child OF ard NJ F. Will
bingham, aged years months AMI days.
SO fades tue lovely blooming hDuer
Frail smiling solaoe of an hour
30 soon our transient comforts ID,
And pleasure only ilooms to die.
Let gentle patience smile on pain,
TN dying hope returns again;
Hope wipes the tear from sorrows cy5t
And ldirn points upwards to the sky. T..
On Saturda7 evening, the 8tn inst, at u. o'Ci.
GEO RG h +. HOLMES, aged 50 years.
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Core spondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Distressing Occurrence.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept. 10.
On Saturday morning last, the body OF Mr..
Joseph IL. Gaskius, Il journeyman printer,
was found floating at one Of the wharves OF
Fredericksburg. lie arose from his bed abou
half past two O'Clock on Friday morning, aud
went out, but there was no suspicion OF such
result. Ills mind had been i'll state OF
alteration for a few days previous. The de-
ceased served his appren ticeship in the office
of the Virginia Herald, Fredericksburg aud
for some years UP 10 the time of his ueaih,
worked III the Democratic Recorder office
lie was in the 33d year of his age. He has left
an aged and devoted mother, and numerous
friends, to mourn their bereavement.
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DdAA1NE lE1ELLIGbEL6.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10.
High Wat" iAi, day Tuesday, ~. 0'e!oeh.
ARR WE'D,

ARRIVED,
= Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, N Y, mdZe. and
passengers. Ludam Il Watson.
Steamer Belviaere, kesne, Baltimore, mdze and
passengers. D. i W CuIue.
Bark OctavlG, - Ba lumoTe, IN ballast, u. d
Sckr, s. R. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdze., D. W.
schr. Lynchburg, Harris, New York, mdzs, d.
Schr ST. Cloud Gwatnsy, Smithfed.
Schr.J H Travers, Frank, Philadelphia coal,
VIM BiaZeai
schr Andrew, Armstrong; James river, wheat.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke Couch, New York, mdzs ..
and passengers Lndam " ss" ,bs r,vs, ,;ob,
Schi. Nj. A. Read, down the river, light.
NoRFoIK Sept. Arrived. schrs, Prlma Donna,
Ricnmond Parrot, 20
Nsw Y DIRK, Sept 8.-Arrived, schrs. Marcena,
H Richmond; jamestown, Petersburg.
Newark, Sept. 6.-Arrved, schr. VIM Henry,
Norfolk.
BALTIMORE. Sept 9-Cleared, sehrs. Ootavia.
Richmond; Windward do; stmr. BeIvitere, do;
j. Il. Bowden, City Point.
PAssFNGERs per steamship yorktown PAR
f. Camp and lady, L. G. Dey, 6. s. Newell, NJ
Il ksaR M Woke P0y ynnns S R"5sso n
ana two sons, D. " Hunt and lady, VIM. Denham'
8. tununs, 6. =. Jones, W. !: Leonard u T. / /,
Pint, Mrs. Marsh. Miss stnson Mrs sehena,nLt;
Mrs klchardt, s. FulteIt, NJ Ba1to wi M L,
Mrs. Parrish and servant, P Brown, r. Gafl yUs
lew Donnely and Hall, J J Newland and LADY. j.
Gibson. b .Forshee, e. Hammond, N. W. Bru-
chell, Mrs l.. Howe, Mrs. Landen, Capt. W; hIll,
KNIGHT. Hughes, Rom. NolI, Miner. Keen, Snow
den and klnner. II Ka.ton. lady and servant J.
4 BALDWIN, lady and four children. Jno. SIX
wife ana child Mrs ana Miss Boc&over Mrs. An
d-rson, j. T. JorGan and lrty, H. Tlnsley, lady
cniId ard servant, a. oeend"rler, }. Berkner.
ltdy and three children, and steerage.
PAssEs6ERs FER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, g 60.
W. CoUCH. Master. from wv Gofk. Sept. 7. 1850 ::
J. n Burnes J. Mathews. J rs baron, B. Besche
Ed. K!mber NJ J Webb, B. X. KImberey }. Simp-
son. t. BaunErass, t. W Hammer and lady. +.
HOyt, Nj ISIS Kimberley, s. Goldman, p. Hact VIM
Busworth, J. g. Lucdngton, I. w. Trgnor. Mis-.
Seabury, T.. s. Lownes Ro Abbott and lady, y
J. Kempson, Mrs. Kempson, aud Is IN steerase.
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ia MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF ruE Young MEMS BELL .NB EvEkRTT LLUB.
A meeting of the E&ECU FIVE COMMITlE r
recently appoihtsd composed of thirty pc rsons
from each Ward of the slt.: viii &c held at the
CLUB Rouse, on WtDN ESDAI VEN N u
next, at 5 o'c ock for the purpose of organizing
Let every member be present, If possible. 30 that
the important work OF this orsanlz tlYn MAJ not
be delay W. Nj. ELLlOII,
Sc l-2t President.
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aEuCIAL NOTICES .

n Important 10 ali who Keep Iorses
COWS, SHEE' OR SWiRE-1 HORBnY y
FOOD FOR CATTLE, pos, essfpg. as IT does. the
bitter and medicinal properties contained IN
spring grass or other unrpe herhaAe, ~s-
sentIa to- her AMIN aig as II operates IN
stimu latIng the stoma CHI aud digestive organs to
healthy action. This compound or cundime1t for
feeding cattle or seasoning their food s composed
purely of vegetable matter, some oil which ~
highly aromatic, and for keeping hotses good
condition it Is unequalled. rigs fatten with sur
prising rapidlty upon Il. and their tesh increases
In favor and value Those VINO keep cows will
find great advantage In the increased quantity and
tbs improved qnaty Of the mix during it's use.-
All animals are benefited ~ Il. For sale only at
BLAIR HARVIE'S
Grauarg and Feed Store,
sc Its (2p) Corner of Cary and 18th SITS.
~ school Room for Rent, on 4tb, be-
tween Franklin and Main streets. Apply 10
Sc lit" MRS. MARY q. PkNDLETON.
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,eS%s SEAMEN'S BLTHEi.-As beiof o
49, advertised unless the amount ne 2essirJ
for the com pietIuu OF tue Bethel Is raised DJ Oct-
Der LIST, the work Will stop with ihe nnlsh OF the
basement ontY \ citizen proposes 10 be ore OF
twenty to give S 100 each another, to be one OF
lwepty to give $50 each another 10 be one OF one
hundred TO give 10 each. ,
These propositions, If filled, with the pay ment OF
yn1t ls subs ri bed, VIII comPlete the amount ne
cessary Ia M ct tho payments on the Whoe prep
srfy otherwise the rauagers will tie necessltated
10 sell part u the lot which would detract greatly
from the appearance and value OF the Bethel
property,
Subscriptions or payment on subscriptions, can
be made to Rev. f. j. BoGG ), Chaplain, or Mr..
WIN. TAYLOR, Treasurer. Sc st
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~ IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF SToCK.-The
greatest articles ever offered those who keep
horses, cows, sheep, &c is THoRLsY FOoD FOR
CATTLE. See advertisement IN another column
and procure 1t from Measrs. BLAIR HARvIE, OF
our city.
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ma Special UNDERESTIMATE Rosewood
PI&Aos AT AUCTIoN.-l ssk the attention of the
pu sic Ia my sale on WEDNESDAY uext. OF three
elegant Rosewood PIANOS to be sold without re-
serve. The public, especially the ladies, are IN
vited TO call and examine them previous to the
nty is now afforded of supplying themsel es on
reasonable terms. See ADVERTISEMENT Gnoer aNc-
ton head. Sc 1915 J. h. DIGGES.
EA Wines. Liquors and Havana cigars.
SUPERIOR stOcA of The most approved brands
of WINES, La ORS and HAVANA CIGARS,
constantly on hand and which we offer upon Tea-
sonabe terms, iehOieSGie a-d fttGtt-
rs Superior Vines. 5randles and other Liquors
in BOTTLES for Family and National use
Mrkt.E,VER Il BROKEN,
Wine Liquor ana Havana CIGAR Store,
No 4 Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.
6
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~ New Books and

NEW SUPPLIES. at
W. HARGRAVE WHITES, No l75 Mainst.
SCIENCE a WITNESS FOR The BIBLE
By Rev. W. N. Pendeton, D. d. 81.
AM CHRISTIAN, AND HOW CAN KNOW
IT: PRESBYTERIAN Board; judlcious and
deeply Interesting work. 3Uc.
TWYNiAN HUGUE (of Kentucky > an Illustra-
ton Of early plfty pd Press2 Bosrd Sic
oU NrS Or a mud,oW,I1' ~ rev a
LIZ Z OF REV. RICHARD kNILL, of ST. Pc
te5sbgrg A: ; Society S5c. ~.
BISHOP McTLvAINE'S ENCEs OF
CHRISTIANITY. New edition. 10.
HIGHER CHRISTIAN LII Il B,aromsn 81.
DR. ". ALENANDER'S SACRA len rAL
DiSC0URSES Handsomely bound. = Is.
HODGES INFANT BAPTISM. 81 25.
ADDISON ALEAANDER'S SERMONS. vols.
ANTICIPATIONS OF THE FUTURE; written
for lSi4-i510. A Richmond book 81
NEMESIS. By Marian H"rland. Sis.
TOLL GATE, and other Juveniles. sc l0-St
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CHAS. W. CRAWLEI. A. NJ.
IHOS. J GARDEN, A. Nj q.

THIS Institution is within Elk hours travel from
Richmond PETERSBURG, or LynchbuTg, upon the
stage r, ute between FarmvIle and Bucking ham
Court House, and lar from any place Of dlsslpa-
non. TERMS:
For everything except lights, 500 for 10 months.
Onli fifty pupils taken.
The teSikn of this School Is - combine the mil
ltar, with the common 81 stem of school teas hing
The session to open upon the first THURSDAY IN
February, 1885,. Call at the rrlncIpal bookstores
the State aid seq Prospectus of the SchCo or
apply THOS GhRuGN.
Curdsyile P. o., Buckingham county, Va.
Sc IL t3m
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nA- NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

~ NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKIL Il MoxLEY...-. Lessees and Managers
POSITION ENENr.
NOTES.-The preparations necessary Tor the
opening of the Theatre proper, not being com
pieted, and the deter minatIon OF the management
t. present their patrons with building "orth5 oil
their patronage. they are
UNAVOIDAB y COMPELLED
to defer their inaugural nigh until
THURSDAY, SkPTkHBfR 18th, .
when tire bill at present advertised VIII
POS lively BE PERFORMED. 81
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PERSONAL.

MOTTO My wife, APPOLONIA GEN
~ SH FL NJ Err. has left me with out any cause, on
tlse q of September, 1860. | warn, therefore t
erybldy to give her 10 credit on my name, as !
Will not pay any debt made by her.
Sc ll-3:f JACOo GUNERNATOR.
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S?~ Their REGULAR MOS THLY
tS~~Ga meeung of the CUNtI VI EN- CHRIS
TIFN ASSUClAf ZION will he held in their Hail,
OCGdn's Building. on TUESDAY,, the lltn
inst, at ) CLOCK 4. NJ.
An interesting Essay will be read.
The ouD lc generally ana the Ladies especially,
are invited TO attend.
BY order of the President.
Sc l0-2t r.. l.. hlCnAR DSON. Sec'y.
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'i'' 'e DAVID wN.CURRlg
n-..- N0TICE.-CHANGE

n-~s~ NOTICE .-CHANGs ~
ATHRb ~ mex ns1,i sth ia.iaS, b
Steamer A. IL. SCHULTZ will. u1tu iaIhe
'Ioe leave her wharf st Roosstts. for WINl>s
SHADES, on ths ChIcsahomlry kIysr s"r
A1UkDAY and WEDNESDAY NuSNlN 10 !.
8 CLOCK Returning. the SCHULTZ ". en-
WlNDEOR SH ADES for RlCHNONDs On sU'
MONDAY and THURSDAY, ats o'clocsA "
Sc 7-6t d. HILL. A"H'
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EDUCATIONAL.
For other "EdUcattOnak" Notices, Sts sd Page.
---~~--~--~> --1r~"1~0-N~~>.-
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- SCHOOL
franklin St,ser. aborc tn.

R. H. l.. TI6HE, A. M......... Principal.
The Eighth Academic Session of this Institute
Wi commence on MONDAY, the LIST OF October,
1860.
The course Of instruction furnishes a complete
the Modern Languages, and all the common, U.S.
full sad ornamental Rranches, which are Of value
III the mental training OF the pupil, or TOR the prac
teal purposes OF HE.
The services of able ard successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French ana Draw
ing Departments.
The Primary Department for little boys, receives
especial attention.
For further particulars, apply at my residence
seIl-im H l.. TlGHt.
GhLEC1 CLAssitAL AM t"M.nEn;
- CIAL SCHOOL, FOR nOIS AND YOUNG
MEN. on FraLklln, between 8th and oh streets.
EDWARD ". CON r., a. NJ. Principal
The 9th a nual session Will commence on MON
DAY, Sept Hth.
For terms c., see circulars at the Bookstores
Card. Having left he city of Richmond and
changed my vocation, and thus necessarily with
drawn from nv connection as partner with Mr..
W. CONE, IN the Classical anu COmmerclal school.
desire, mCst cordially, TO recommend him 10 my
trIenfs and others who ay wish t. place their
sons IN charge OF y CONSCIENTIOUS. efhcle1t and
sc tU-5t Former Associate Prime pal.
MISS CHARLOTTE 4. BALDNiH Will
vi oren a SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN on Let of
BALDWIN, on Franklin street, between 23i and
"a n. Sc Its
MISS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL be re
VI opened on MONDAY, l7th September. at her
fesldencs, 81 Dad, no. 2I4,) between anu
5th streets. ll-lm
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-ms FAIR AT AYLETT's.-A FAIR
go for the teneft Of the Episcopal ChuTcn
will be he'd at AYhETI,S, King William county ,
on the 2ist oil SCI rEMBkR. Fanoy Articles and
Refreshments Will be on hand. Dinner VIII also
he proTided. The laIies soIlcIt the patronage Of
the public sc lit
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r-~. CHAN OF HUIR v

r.eI~SsrAKkTftNN,;" AED o RuNNSiS5 a
r-F-s'=zz xrsxss ii r STEAM Boz rs 81 k ~,
AND CURTIS PECK TO PORTSNOt IN
AURF0LK.-Tne GLEN COVE, CaptHn - -,
SoCrHGATE, will leave the wharf ~ hoeAelsi'
ularly every MONDAY. WEDSEspAh SD -
DAY MORNINGS, at 6 O'Clock rec.se' Az
turn each alternate day. Sunday eGCepId .,s
lire sfter MONDAY the 10th inst sad coIif.'
the daily line, leaving the wharf 81 kecAst" ~
'ariy every TT ESnAG, ThCRSDAl AHa
URDAI MORNINGS, ~ O'Clock pIee.,.'
return each alternate day. Sundays fAe'PSi III
Poth Boats will touch 81 all the TeEGS' 'A1''
on the TIver. both gong and retGTniaG', r..l
P,ssaSe To Norfolk OF Portsmouth 60 Nv
each 70 cents extra. 800. 4, ga.
Fre,sht 70 lie landed on the rlyer MS. 80
for tcH,H SsH; d0ucH. and We VIII BOT 'e le ~ !
BILE for u after II rs put on the Saall p,SvSs
directed or marked. n " ha0'
u
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.snS UNIOS PRAYER MEETING.
- Union Prayer Meeting of all Genom-
Nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young hlen F
CGrlsti4 an Ass0Clatlnn in the Lecture room Of the
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, DIR.
Hoge's from to O'Clock. The cIuzsns geue
rally are invited TO attend, as well as all stTan
gers visiting the city. au 2U-lm
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tajANTkD To snhclt call from all persons
w IN want of THUMBS, at the RICHMOND
TRUNK FACTORY, where / am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
T. the most supennr IRON K NJ r; ALI
|. + A T H r TRUNKS, LAD ES' FRENCH
TRUNKS, 20. All sold at manu- lecturers prices,
at No. 81 Main ST., i'll Saddle and Harness Store,
with WIN. SALMON.
aA- TRUNKS REPAIRED. -.,,e..
Jy l?-3In JAN ES kNOGIS.
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The ladies never looked piumper than they
do tbis season, and YET every one Of The dear
creatures IL reduced " 4 skeistoa.
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- RISnMnNu RAlLWAY COW

80 PANY.--Boo of Snbscrlpton for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY CON
We opened at the 3ffce of the Company. over The
store of Jas. Woodnouse Co, and at the Office
II J. A. Lancaster Son.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
au SIS JOS. JACKSON, JR e, Pres't
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~, FOR RENT-My present RESIDENCE.
Er: on h street, ear Grace; vacated oaiy be
ELI cause of my renoVa from he city. II has gas,
W tn las fixtures water, hath tub water closet,
store rooms, and nearly every conve fence Pos
session immediltey The REAL rs TATE ad
seItlsed by me for sale, is " thdrawn, rs Rlehmont
must improve rapidly. FORSAIE-A three seat
PEW in 81. James Church. APpl, this week
So LIT Il. b. MINOR.
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s!As Sstesmer BElViDERE,c CIT VI
eRs-sS7r<Euz@ KEENE, will receive FItIsai r.
day, MONDAY, y aud up to the hour Of Il Q e.<l
M. tuesday,
Freight taken To Boston via Baltimore 81 .osh
rates. with great 4 patch.
No hogsheads received on board unless snsAs
81 our cfhce.
Passengers are requested TO he on bosrd JsyH
the hour of departure. IL o'clock NJ. TUESDAI.
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either a. our ONCE, IN Sh0cH
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or 81 ~
Steamers wharves. -
Sc iO-2t DAVID WI. CURRt
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GU want, LEWIS, left my house this mornlnt
AHe Is about q years OF age, stout Lulit
~ about feet inches IN he sht, of ginger
- bread color, and has across his left eseOGCW
a long sc IT aDout one mon long. Had on when lie
lelt dr4b coat and light pantalooEs He came
from North Carolina about three months ago, and
may endeavor TO get back b. the DanvIlIe or
Petersburg Railroad. II apprehended and lodged
IN jail IN this city will pay SIS; II taken out of
the Stale and broug ht back. viii pay $50 reward
Boiling w. II s NALL.
Richmond, Sent. 10, 1860 sc it-Grs
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4 THE NATIONAL DO L ~ 4. =
Ga DEMOCRACY of Jefferson Ward are
requested IT, meet TINS { III SDAll evening, over
A. bodsker i Co.'S Drug Store. on Main street, at
5 CLOCK.
by order OF the Committee. sc ll-ltt
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FRESH V!sH AND OYSTERS

FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS.
%sIsysSs%,1y{5SoIgk f e. ! FISH FISH s
S and OYSTERS. from the oldest and
promptest dealer in the State, 4. Howard, of Nor
10 k, mi would he pleased To furnish all persoLs
in want. Hotels. Restaurants: Boarding Houses,
and Families, will he furnished at the shortest
tee, on accommodating terms.
an orders from country OF cltv will he promptly
execute d. Address, Il. r. KIRBY,
seS-3t' Second Market, Redmond, Va.
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CHNONU, sept, IU, JoOU. TO IT,
ttCt. tLOTkt;NG SiUisE,

..ae nm III z sT6rK g. t EsI Inn sNH WISEtR
IA 6OODS.-MARKS NELSON 2l0 Broad
KH street, has returned with q splendid stoCI
-1Hof CLOTHS CASSl MER Els aud VEST
lNUS. Also. a tine assortment of READY
MAD + CLOTHING, to which he invites his FRIENDS
and customers.
Il. B. GOODS made up az the shortest notice,
and warranted to fit | have also Il few pieces OF
BRECklNRI Dc + GOODS. Sc Him
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49, COINS. HARD COINS. SOFT
ia CuRN> - .-BUNlONS! BUNIONo !
Nail, &c, removed in a few seconds, without the
slightest pam hemember g,viug immediate re-
LEI, by DR.. sch CLIL, who Is asaIn in the city p,
ready to his country patrons ana these who
called during his absence, and all who value con-
fort
Ga Ofics Wall Street Hotel. Wall street.
Sc III -2tF
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~ Mrs. Harriet A. Rady and
MRS. ELLEN CT INNINGS,
FASHIONABLE DRESS anu CLOAK MAKERS
Residence. 9TH street, between Broad and Grace
ID STYLES and PATTERNS received month
". se6-lw
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FG X ESAITtNI0R !
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* FOR NEW YORk-FIRsT yESSg,
Il L RICHMOND AND NEW YORK IINE-
STEAMBOATS, &c.

1ce-se U. y. VI. sTEAMSHIP Y0RG.
SELF TOW NOR NEW York;,
sEkzz-rAs7=S Steam ship YORKTOWN, Cspt LgE,
PARRISH, Will leave here at O'Clock ?, n
TUESDAY the llth inst.
Excurslon tickets issued to go snd return
either Of the steamers, me ais and stateroom 1,
cluded, for the ver! low prlce OF SIS.
Passage TO New York meals and stateroou 10
clUded, s 10. StseTage passage SIS.
PASSAGE to Norfolk same as BY the river boat,
Freight received to-day MONDAY. = and up %
the hour of ii o. clock a. NJ, Tuesday.
Cohssnees are reGuestedt to Sc nd tor ther.ocI
Freight for Boston taken at moderats rs,s,r,
forwarded with dispatch.
1lcsets and befths secured at our Office Of u
board the ship.
Sc lO-2t LUDLAM Il WATSON
-.1rA< FOB NORFULh, NEW YOsI
cTfEts AND BOSTON The Barge SuPssol
~ now ready 10 receive treIght,sBts
leave her wharf st the head ofthe Dock on TIE
DAY MORNING Sept IL, at 10 ooh, conpec..,
with Cr0mweli's line to New York. and the 4
side wheel Steamship BEN DbFoRD, for E..
ton
Freight taken through to New York and Rosa
a. reduced rates For freight, apply TO 7 J.
&c iO-2t ~ A. s, LEE, As...
FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Ta
$50 No, | Steamship CITY OF RicH-
sumed her regular trips between Richmond sst
Phlladel phia, and will be ready To receive f'erl
ROW
For freight or passage. having superior scc0z.
CHAs. P. CARDCZO Agent
at the wharf, or lOP NslL
Boston Freight taken through BY steam ~.
duced rates. AID with dispatch seN-E
AS.ss.. ----.;7,r-fr tOR HNUkG- To ..an
- - Ur SpAY EVENIA1.-In
as~-x<-@- anal Boat J lRBY viii sg,
as above, F0- freight, apply TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-11

49,. r-xsz.xsx~ux- X. L Y. X. X. R.-The
kG&a .fszSs 49,. passenger Tram OF the Rich
GAsnSRx-ASSm ond and York River Rail
oad will leave Richmond SUNDAY, 10Th of Sep
TENDER, a. ~ A. M Afrlve at West Point ~
N Re urtiug, leave West Point at 5 p NJ
Arrive IN RICHMOND p. Nj. Fare Tor the round
trip 81. isell-5.I k. II. TEMPLE, Sup't.