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ChIsrJustI, c Tsnsy.

We observe in our Northern exchanges general de-
NAL Of the New York Heralds statement that Chief jus
dee fancy has rendered his resignation Among others,
tbe Baltimore Exchange, Of Tuesday, says;
That the rumor is utterly destitute OF foundation We
need scarcely assure our citizens We merely contra
DICT t promptly in order 70 relieve our readers else
,bere from auy suspense upon the subject The Chief
Justice, We a-e grad6ed 70 learn, enjoys nov better
health than he has done for long time past. lie has
been for some three weeks engaged in the discharge Of
Lis ldeia duties acre, tsposng Of the appeals IN Aunt
-, from the District C9ur' and has only heard
bat has decided every upon bis docket 10 one or
two Of thess eases. several ueH questions Of maritime
and international law have been presented for bis con
"a ratoa aud the opinions he has delivered upon these
nts have been marked by all the cearness and Nigor
mich are characteristics OF hi3 decisions In the suprns
Coas, We ars therefore, glad 70 repeat thsE the Her
ats u,Assusut i absolutely without ioundator And &c
may Az moreover that have reason 70 believe iha1
the Chief Justice doe eouemplats handing 10 biz rs-
sisnAuon 70 Mr. Buchanan or at any other une.
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TtOMMISSIONEk,S SALE OR VALUABLE
~ LANDlN CHARLES CITY COUNTY Pursuant 10 decree
the Cir ut Court Of Charles Oily county In the Major
Guardians Marston aud and Others the undersigned Com
msone will The FRS day OF Jauulry next at fhNleI City
Court House at ~ o'clock NJ - sal, at public auction
tina, well known etaie in Charles City county, called "Burng
tom gsher with all the real estate In the tad county where
Edward u hso deeea:ed "ded sz ID selied az P entitled
TO-"
This ate will be before the day and pa. Of
The will be made for Che Information OF concerned
d sbGa hundred and seventy Eve cleared land
beautifully level well enclosed AMI has been greatly improved
by mari clover and vegetable manurs the ne
covered with pine and oak tim suitable for Ia pbeF and cord
wood which, In quality and quantity per acre equal to any n
soulty TIE buildings 10 good order aud amply sufficient
fJr ths accommodation OF 4 family.
This very desirable Ia miles below the Court House.
indy Point road, within miles Of James Ive, and
within mile t public landing, oieels Creek Of s
tributaries gable for Lighters and axis Of the largest sEe
u neighborho d. equal to In Virginia
convenient churche mills workshops Court House. and Pest
0ace.
such property rarely sale we'll worthy the
attention OF persons who desire prosecute With gnA success
the wood and lumber buiness-
reside very place, and will afford all p.rtonI fAc
tiles for ming the estate
IEavCAh suit ent pay OF suit expenses Of
Tue, ut Of one two three ths purchN
give bon With personal security for the payment Of the
purchase money Ia equal portions bearing Interest from the day
the title will be retained II the payments fIl Ade
or pucaier prefers to do he the purchase
ey and nave his deed Immediately,
The VIII be sold tracts deal Cd by bidders and
CONSIDERED by tbs conmoner Advaniag the parties inter
ested so - do THO, n WILCOX,
no20 epeclal
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Among restoraves which nature has supped 70 re-
sve Affections ofhuuany there more fsvorse ons for
certain than the msdcnal gum" Of the VIII
GERRY Tree but however valuable Is lie power 70 heAlt
,ooh relieve enhaDGed ten fold by scientific and
udou, combInaOn with other ingredients, in themselves Of
equal worth This happy ninging exists In that
Coordination and formiDdeed"
or medicine hnownas
DR.. wIstar's Baissm OF wild cherry.
whole value curing Coughs. Coids Broacsas WAoepHJ
Obugh Group Asthma, Pulmonary A1setioa and IHePteHs
Consumption 70 fnesti1pdLh
strong Testimony.
From BENJAMIN wHEzLzs Eq Depot Master at souih k0yA'''p'
sOvra ROrlLsrox, Jan 4, 1860.
Mes,rs sErH w. RowLx 4 Co Boson,-
Gents AhOugh unsolicited BY you cannot refrain from ad
ding testimony The slready given favor Of yoar
IN Of isss was AFFLICTED with hard dry
eoagh with is panments Night completely
prostra ed nervous system AID pfodue ng such
eysn up ali hopes Ofever reeOveog M friends At
Of n.te .as prevailed through s o.
ia ia truly wonderful curative Props and before using two
the nigh, sweats deserted hope once more eaed my
spirits had attained uontsd strength and Wig =
With the above facts vicinity literally snaiehd
from the yawnog grave You are a. heery 20 use ns " %
benefit Of the afflicted Very r''ps'ud BSS Jew WHEELER
~ Cruton Purcsasers-Ths only genuine Fdr'' Bal
sa signature OF al BUrr and the printed one OF
the PrOpreO the wrapper all other vile and worth
less.
Prepared BY sETH ". YowLE CO., Boston, and for sale At
wholesale retail BY ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD co.
PETERSON P. DUvAL hmOni and By all druggists and
dealer, in medicines n city and country Tnoai-drkvim
FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FkVEhs
are cured BY perseverance, with
BRANDRETHs PILLS,
which takes all poOns Of Whatever nature they may be- nom the
circulation.
John Hah Supervisor Of New Castle Winchester ecun
ty York. says, November 1858 81 two ago, at
and ague which, Notwithstanding the bes. med
teal advice continued soey Aet for six tedious months
yellow and redu ed To skin and bone hed
physicians abandonedn despair As experiment.
concluded to try sing dose OF six Of Brapdrehs Universal
Vegetable Pills. empty stomach early 10 the nortg The
seed all the latent energies Of exhausted
frame feared the vo-ther purgatye effect different
anything had used heard Of Al length this elect
seemed and athd er That evening was
indeed seny better and slept soundy all night The next day
followed course aud continued 10 take the pills tbs
way about weeks when found myself entlrey cured Ny
surprisingly sOod ever iinee Price 70 cents per
box Sold by respectable dealers In medicine oc9Idtsm
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A BOOK THAT EVERY HOUSEKEEPER SHOULD HAVI
AT NORRIS BOOKSTORE

AT NORRIS BOOKSTORE
81 Main street.
lHE House Keepers kncy peda OF Cooking and Domestic
Il Economy. by Mrs. 4 II. HsskhL Price 81 25
ConAnre aud Euth; incidents Of Home Life BY Clergy
mans wife. With nlustrat ons, T5c
The Recreaiops OF a County Parson 81 2a
LeAk By Fanny LeEa Translate from The German BY
Nathaniel Greene 15;.
Where There's Will There's Way Bv Alice B. Haven. T5c
n. Henry Social and Human Progress 81 90.
Hopes and Years Scores from the life Of Spnste By the
author Of the "Htlr Of Refely Ac. VIOLA tl5O.
Elu alton; Moral ntellectu and Physical Herbert
$50
Gees at Truth by Brothers. $50.
Fairy Night Caps BY the author OF Aunt Fanny Stories ""
zach 80 cents
New PAy Stores for my Grandchildren BY Geo. KeI SOC.
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- APUBLIC MEETING OF THE
II. IL. R.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Tie Triumph NJ Te0etdBs Medication Cdofns QHniae,
and hsi- l. ndrei Mineral POisoaS.
The serious injuries entsied upon the alex, afflicted with Ch
and Fever A Fever Typhoid Fever Scarlet aud other
fevers IN the Naturalization Of Quaine Calom. Aseac Blue
Pill &C In Wholesale DOSE daily seen la the saffron eoortd,
aud yellow TX nned cripple he through street. vany
crying for health he Iita : hsI'h
Let phys IA and others bear Ia mind that In ali either
OF fever Other where custom has ctoned the
ption Of QunUe CAlome Blue Pill that RAILWAYS Req
ULATlNG PILLS will - TIE patient al the benefits In
much lets time than these pooas -pectCd to achieve without
entang The heart and general sy
Naet nhs Of the diseases tat ac CEASED BY
oyer-d sing with Qunine, Arsenic Ciom,l. &C.
RKGULAT Pulls operate In from three to SIX hours
do The system do weaken lido not rrats the
bowes-are coated with gum a'd therefore pleasant take
positively cures spaton liver complaint Indigestion daT
fheA mercnA diseases &c when nothing Else will touch The
mpants From to 6phs will procure heshy dsehNg..-
Guaranteed t. be freed from mercury qunine iodine, anmony
drastic and dangerous Abe safest aPeen In the
world for ladies and children.
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THE NINUTE MEDICINE


instantaneous given by RADwAY READY RHIF In al
Of pain internal external II In moment the
mtddenng agony OF RI rmAtm neuralgia t7othaehe burns
scad and bruises when spped ouvardy Torture that
II continued wcud DEATH arrested by single do'e Of IT,
IN ge mi supends disease giving time for the action Of
the other remeis All complaints caused by unhealthy air
prevented by M occasional When the system
ayIsd CONFUSED Il produces rapid Iion Immediately
relieving spssrs eonvuons Mysteries &c For the debated
Il bet bile ache nhaittly better IN alcohol In
any Have hand always for may required any
moment, and no drug will supply ifs place
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY & co,
% John Street. New York
PURCELL, LADD co, and JOHN T. GRAY. general whole
ag the Of vrgnil who will supply the trade
the pc chargeib by Railway Co.. In New York city.
lo2I
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OORNSI CORNSll CoRNSl!l

~ Red the following certificate from <kE<EZIet,A
Major 2 Price, and prcnt BY II. Nu -e-<TfX ~
msrous proofs eau be seen. haetNS1o<&
~ taks pleasure In stating that DE- shuI has operated
both hard and sfG CoFns also, dseAed Nall adordng
lmmsd reief As pain during the operation there
whatever only wonder that Of both who
afflicted with oornI Bunions and her dis OF the feet win
delay such speedy and certain relief clo haLd
again consulted daily at his Cfice Wall 81 set
Het l. Wall Street no29-2.s
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Books for the Times.

Books for the Times.
W. RANDOLPH has for tale large variety o. valuable
81 Books among which
AM rican stite Papers; 10 VIOLA
CAlhouns Works q vols
Cookies Constitutional History Of heU.S
fitshpghs Cannbals ALL or Slaves without Masters
Let,~ Of Oart.us, by Jno Thompson, Of Pstsrburg.
Ello;t's Debates on the FEDERAL Consultation; yoL
Pltteher's studles o Slavery.
Holmes Parties and their Pr ncples.
Helpers imp ending Crss Disse ted, by Judge Wolfe.
Life and Works Of Jsn-rson; IL vols.
DeWs Essay slavery.
Niles Revolutionary Principles.
Do Weekly Register; 81 vols
Secret De- and Proceeding Of the Federal Convention
Keteib Southern Wealth aud Northern ProrA
stingfelowS S;ripura statistical Views of Slavery.
Ruhias -Four Essays on Slavery.
QfgsbyG Vs. CJnN ention Of 1915
Nirg MIA Pc li'S With Lie and Portrait Of Gov Wise.
Do and Kentucky Resolutions ofiT9S-9.
AddTesses Of Hon. d. ". Hoorhes, OF Indiana.
WheAt1n's Elements OF Inc national Lav.
White Acre vs. Black Acre; Gaze at Lav.
Anlc AoEs Of the PeiGe Lessons r the Pc
Tine.
The Loaf Principle the Sectional Equilibrium no29
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OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG e. R. CO.
Richmond, Va Nov GOTH 1850. I
NN and aner MONDAY next, December 3d. the -rEWEEs1
" Accommodate Train this Railroad will be yt11<ts
changed daily tHeetlY schedule. Leaving Richmond
Monday, "Wednesday AID Pdday at NJ Petersburg
same DAYS. al SIS NJ.
no2g-2W THOS. II. WYNEE, Supt.
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Vote PHILADELPHIA

We had seen it announced, and so stated
that there would be no opposition to the LIN
OoLN ticket in Philadelphia but we are pleased
TO correct this mistake, which, 50 far as we
are concerned, was entirely uninten tional.-
The Union ticket received a strong support in
Philadelphia, although not strong enough to
prevent The Black Republicans from carrying
the city. We are not deferred from making
this admission by the coarse terms and swinish
turbulence in which our attent lion is called to
the subject by the Philadelphia Ledger, whose
wrath 10 provoked by our invitation to South
srn students to support their own Colleges,
and which makes known its displeasure at the
attempt 10 withdraw he contents ofits trough,
after the manner common to animals of its
species. 1t 10 sufficient to say that the Medical
College OF this city and its friends in the South
are as incapable Of promoting the fortunes of
that Institution by willful deception as the
Philadelphia Ledger is Of courtesy, decency or
Justice
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.Divide and COnquer,D
The Philadelphia Bulletin thus concludes

The Philadelphia Bulletin thus concludes a
long article:
General Scott fortunately is a yirginian. -
Should armed force be- come necessary, we should
not send man iTom The North against South
Carolina. We should gather the chivalry of Ken
tUoky, the patriotic citizens of Tennessee, Viz
gina and North Carolina. who are not maddene ed
by this fasheesn OF sedItlon, that, if poss be il
might be suppressed without boodshed. The re
great, and we are fortunate in possessing at the
head OF the Government. such times, SO brave
and clear headed man as Abraham Lincoln"
This is very nice and comfortable pro.
gramme. The enemies of the South are to sit
comfortably in their parlors, whilst the peo-
pie of the South cut each others throats.-
Without entering into the political question
of Secession, we think the Bulletin is much
mistaken If it expects any part Of the South
TO play the part Of police and JACK KETCH
upon It's own countrymen, whether North OF
South. The Union sen timent is strong in Vir.
ginia the opposition TO secession and nuliih-
cation embraces many of our most intelligent
and rejecting minds but the idea of bloody
domination and compulsion is q plant tina
does not take kindly to Southern soil. Virginia
would not desire to battle her sword in North
ern blood, even II those Northern States which
have nullified the laws should also secede from
the Union. She cannot be expected to have
less ciemency for her Southern than for her
Northern brethren.
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The Lat4 DIR. Einpie.

We noticed briefly in our Mondays issue
tie death OF the Rev ADAM EMPIE, ID. d.. the
former esteemed Rector of st. James Church
IA this city. DIR. EMrIE was one of the mosi
able and well read Of American aiv,,.. go
possessed remarkably clear. strong q na ..ho
larry mind. He was formerly We ..,,.-.
Chaplain at the U. s. Military Ac.d"n.
West Point, and was afterwards Prs.,ds:, :.
William and Mary College His memory will
b fondIy cherished by his friends In this city
for his eminent Christian virtues and his Ions
and useful labors.
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THE ELEoTIoS.-Ncne OF the eleven un-
heard from counties ware received yesterday
some omclai returns, however, correct some
errorsin former reports, making Belle ma
joritiss E,s4s, and Breckinridgs's i7,eea.--.
Brsekinr,dss's clear majority III, The re-.
mainips seasti<s save I.essbes 50 In 1889,
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MAR AEEL.
m ARlNE INrELLIaENCH
HSgh Wats, thfs day THnysdny) 6k o'clock.

ARRIVED.
Brig Josiah Jex, tmall, Sombrero, guano, Ed
mond. Davenport Il co.
Schr. u. Herbert Myers, James River, wood
Scbr. Camp, Robinson. James River, biiiets.
Sail Lighter Albertiue, Hare. James River, lum-
Der. 90,
Bark Charles srownen, Berwick, Liverpool,
salt, Ed w. De Voss 4 Co.
SAILED.
schr. Caleb Fl. Vanname, Vannamc. down the
river, light.
light
light
Schr. Ring Dove, Adams. down the river, light
BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-Cleared, schr. Courier.
Nsw YORK, Nov. IL Cleared. schrs. Cara
Haxall, Richmond; Jenny Pitts. City Point; Da-
vison. Norfolk. Nov. iS- Cfd, steamship James
town. Richmond schr. Crensbaw, do.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. SJ.-Saled, ship Triumph,
MUIR nv, City Point
INV BEDFORD Nov. I2.-sailed, schr. Comman-
der IN Chief, Norfolk.
H'LADELPHIA, Nov. B.-ClearedJ Drlg ADoy
Watson, Norfolk,
NORFOLK, Nov. a Arrived, Russian bark In
dia, from Liverpool, with salt
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ma An Act of Gratitude .-2O. 600 Copies Of
AMEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUITOUS ClkCUa
LATION; bv a sHfeyey. who has been etieetuaiiy
CURED of Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, and
DImness of Sight, resulting from early errors, bv
following the instruct ons gwen IN q medical work
Considers it his duty, in gratitude to the author,
slfer srs, tn publish the means used He Will,
there fore. send Free to address, on receipt of
information required. ADDRESS, Box 49," P. o.,
Albany, N. Y. no IL -d& cw3m
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ARMS FOR VIReINIA.-The Alexandria Ga
zette, of yesterday, has the following dis
patch
WAeHrseror, Nov. i3--The state OF yir.
gina mas purchased 5000 stand OF arms from
tonight In the mail steamer tor Richmond
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TENSsssEE-The Nashville Banner Of Sat.
urday last says:
The returns received yesterday removed all
doubt as to the result In this State A. far
heard from there is net gain for Bell ann.
Gent to overcome the large majority against
US in 1859, which was e,C3i, and have over
200 TO spare.
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A III e de- uarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT!
The suOscr beTs hayng lsrssIy increased their
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all in want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETTES, in every variety, for officers
and privates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LhCES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL & TYLER, los NJ ain street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Speotacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d&cwlm lin f.
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~ JEFEER SON w n n re- bsrahy N ~; "a ~

SSnsseyI no S ed thai
pA hey w ss
according to the requirements of the following ex-
Works %Sf ':'A 'a' ''O'AaA'' 'oA'''"'"E ''' 'a'
gy g" ordinance passed BY n. Council May
DAY. next alter that on which It 10 presented,
the Aud tor shall notify the Superintendent who
hs s' the S to S ssPs s sssS on
and if not paid within FIFTEEN DAYS, FIVE per
cent: will be- added to the original amount Of the
Collector T. B. HARRISON, for
nol5-lt Nj. l.. STRArToN, Auditor.
PkEPARE FOR WAR.11Fresh Roll BUT
sHoULDERss BREAsTs; Chess MsoteIe rel /;
sa .,. S.s ssssa ssa ba TtS1F sHJ x
CORN HAY &C. for SAFE Smith III III 'rfiEsA GRyE
no a-3t1 New Store, cor 9Th ard Canal SITS.
Ct b RIss2fs
FLATS. VEEVETs. EMgRof DERIEs, 10, to, o.
fssshEess s With vt lot of NuBIAs. HOODS, HEAD
short time only at the auction room, 60 Msin st
NOTICE.-My servant, some 2 or weeks
and nd ns no a ovns9 is fPHs
'h nS si Upon proof Of g. T. 'RFEAkE Car,
NOTICE.-The owner or owners OF ~ whole
mar ked - CT and Dbl. APPLES, marked g.
Darby, all from Boston, are Informed that they
j. NJ PARKER,
no b-3t Agent r. l. p. X. X. Co.
FRESH ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
Something cry superior, for q cents. just re
ceived by steamer. Fresh GOSHEN BUI TER,
Tor is to ~ cents, always on hano, and for sale
waolesae and retail by ]. s. ROBERTSON,
no lo-3tl Next to cor. Governor and Franklin SITS.
TiMsB BIZ! FOR ,SALE;,The advertiser has
9 Ws ss9res nf land; The TIMBER consists Of
RfHni n Xxx pAk suitable for ship timber slaves;
S s, en- makes the best of fencing stuH This tim
Ch,crahapoat three mics from a wharf on the
~ 1910 20 L,uS AZ WALLER, Esa., Richmond. va.
My -. 0uIhLsEANa M0EXSsES-7s barrels,
seN-iv' nav Y UNI y MoscuaG 4 co.
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ES A UNION FAIR will be held by the
So Ladies of the UNITED, THIRD and
DUVAL STREET PRESBY RIAN
H U re H s.. mt the MECHANICS HALL,
O'Clock p. M, to he continued all the week, to aid
IN building house of worship for the Duval street
congregation.
A variety of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES,
together with REF resi- NJ NTS and CONFEC-
T!ONERY, will be offered for sale. The Ladies
generally. no 10 6t-
n TO MERCHANTS.-The advertiser
49, lsin want of permanent employment as
BOOK KEEPER In some good house. In the
meanwhile, would like to accept 8 engagement to
write UP and adjust the books of any gentlemen
who may need such service.
Refers to Messrs. Massie & Peasants, the
MessTs. Walker, tobacco merchants, and Messrs.
Quarles L Sons, Broad street.
oc l6-1m w. H. MITCHELL.
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pACitizens of the south,


All who in end to volunteer for South Carolina,
ought to provide themselves with good supply Of
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, for the cure of
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS of all
kinds. Ii is good-try 1t.
EA For sale br all the Druggists in Richmond.
Petersburg, Norfolk and elsewhere throue bout the
State. no l2-lw'
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Ra Hell has had great success in taking
measures and orders Call IN and look at his sam
Plies for SUITS. Always on hand a large stock o.
READY MADE CLOTHING and GEMS FUR
NISHING GOODS.
IRVING HULL, Agent.
no 2-2Y "a Nj ain street.
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PIANO3 FOR GALE

ONE FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO
E7FoR SALE PRIVATELY:-Th sub
WI ~ Iscrlber offers at private sale, Tor a few
days only. one very handsome. round corner
seven octave, RESERVOIR PLANO, made in th's
clty. This Is an instrument of superior tore and
finish, and warranted by the manufacturer for one
year. 1t will he sold low 10 any person making an
early apple ltIon. lno l5-tsl J. H DIG0 Els.
A> RICHMOND MADE PIANOS FOR
SSgSALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES.
WI Al THE subscriber has on hand three new
very supenor7 octave PIANOS, which he war
rants to be equal if not superior. to any instru
ment of the same quality from Northern manu-
factories.
he also offers his services to the pubic as
FINER and REPAIRER tF PIANOS, at rea-
sonable rates. CONRAD FREi ANN,
South side Broad ST., between I'd and Sd
RFFERENcEs.-H. p. Lefebvre. Esq, Prof. E.
W. Thilow, Prof. w. F. Grabau. &c. no l4-6n
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n $40 REWARD .-Ranaway from Mr.
g WI. w orsham, about the LIST Of May last
-ETAa NEGR0 WOMAN, named ISABELLA
<NVShe belonged to Ro. b. Cor bin, of Caroline
!ok~and may be luI king about has farm, where
she has child, or in this city where she has been
hired for several years past. she Is OF middle sizs
and dark brown complexion. She wore ear rng.
and was quite tidy in her dress, The above re.
ward will ba paid upon her delivery to us, or her
confinement IN Jail wnere We can get her.
FL WIN WORKMAN i co.
Oc l2-sw2m& no s DIV
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JUST RECEIVED.


~ We have Just received our second supply 2.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK, CONSISTING oil
large and well selected assortment OF I4Sd.sS.
Gerts, Misses and Chldren's BOOTS, ehoho,
CATERS, &C., which we are prepared 20 SCI =
tail. A call rs respectfully solicited.
IL. STERN a. BRO,
oc Him No, 81 Main st.
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BOOTS, SROBS, &c.
NJ. NE MI Ell.

n NJ. MEL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in ~
~ BOOTS A N ID 8 II O f s assS
No. 1870 Main Street,
Would beg leave to inform his former Patrcas and
the public that he has CONNIE need the tao,orI
of BOOTS and SHOES In all their branches 81
No. 100, Main street. and would ask call from /
wanting goods in his line. -,
A fine assortment of LADIES' Misses and Ch
dren's Goods aiwaYs on hand which will be SOD
at very reasonable prices no l2-3m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

Ma Concentrated Potash. An ECON m ,
icaT preparation for making Soap. One pound
will make six gallons nice clean soap. Proc, rs
cts per pound For sale bv
JOHN w. GARLlCK. Apothecary. TO-.
r. Market Place, Franklin street.