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A.New and B e tifuI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public generally that ne is now
receiving large and beautiful stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care. and at prices that will
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stocA consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest designs.
In Gents wear, a splendid assortment of -
CLOTHS, CASStM EkES,
VELVET AID SILK vESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERIN0 SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c.
Also, large and attractive stock OF HEAVI
GOODS, Of eveIy grade. for negro clothing.
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in first
class Dry u ,ods House.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
se A-2m No. ~ Main street.
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HA All N ediclues should be Prepared by
bR. J. S. ROSES Couch SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness,. Bronchitis. and that lion OF
dissssss ccns9rg.ien ptcs 1S g sts anS
diseases of tho Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration ,s a pesitlys cure; Prlcs @ cts,
tism. Cholio, Crxmpe, Pains in the Stomach OF
Bowels, Pains In the Back or Limbs. Pricc, II, =
and 30 cts. l.r
Da. a. ROSES ALTERNATIVE sly RUP, or
sLOoD + U rIFlEk, for the cars ct ScIofais, Old
Erupti0Hs, Chronic Diseases, uuloers. Sores
an impure sLate 1.-THE beod. 4Prics 8l. -
WARREN l.. WARING, -
ia A-H IU Broad st.. Agent for Ricnmond.
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A Wire and sieve Factory...Ihe un.
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks tho attention of merchants and
superior RpLLtNG SCREEN WIRE for mer.
chants' mills; FAN a, and STANDING SCRkhM
kinds; BIRD CASES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAiN and FANCY A WIRE WORK FOK B00k-
SAND and GUAkO SCREENS. go
xA- frompt attention given to orders.
u. W. JESSOP, Pearl st below Cary,
Sc A--1m f.tVtf Richmond, Va.
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H Hostrttrr's Stomach Bitters.. 4 he
thousands VINO use this great medicine for the
cure of Dyspepsia and Liver Comp laint ard the
diseases complicated with arising from them,
ars requested To take notice that riIe connte.Tefs
f this CeiebI aied lavIgOrant have been lssGe in
the South and West. and may eyentuall, hnd their
way INTO smany parts ot the Union. We hope,
tlere eioIe that all purchasers of the prepara alton
viii. examine the Ishsl on the bottle, where fac
siniie oi the preprietars' signature should ap-
l.e " ,rds DIR. J. H0SrETTkf'S STOMACH
BiffER blown IN the glass, and stamped on the
aIy LIST, 1880 put an additional steel engraving with
our note of hand attached, which to couute
a felony. HOSTErTER & SMITH.
For sale by Drugs lists and dealers generally eve
rywheIs 90 LIN
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u &lU Abscundea from Iu-
Rtao0ut tao weeks since, while on a visit Ia
~ Enfo.meT hons IN Richmond, MULATTO
Sk-boY, WILLIAM, who is hired of Miss l.. T
about teet 9rs inches n height. He is well Sc
saalnted IN Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of $40 will be
Hio Tor his spprehenslo1 and delivery to Eaid
sompany IN LYnohbuts oI for his confinement in
lhl, 81 1 tbey can get MIN again.
ThEo, +. REi NOLDS, for Gen'l Sup't.
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FoREIGN MissIoxs The American Board
pf Com miSsi ioncrs for Foreign Missions, whica
WAS in session for seveSai days lsst Wsrk In
B,stop, Adjourned s,se die On Friday, after
fxtng upsn Cleveland, Ohio, ~ the aext place
Of meeting The Board concurred In the I'm.
por,nncs Of raising S4u.C00 next year. for the
purpose Of clearing OF The dsbs Of tbs concevn.
The Cherokee mission was discon tinued On
The .Ground that the Cherokses are now .
ChristiAn nation.
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! FRON PoRro Rico.-Th~ schooner Euphs.
mia, from 6uayanill& and Ponce, Porto Rico.
brings dates to the go uit The failure OF
the house Vt UtaRga o Co.. together with the
death Of Mr.. UianKa en- S~ptemt~r ~, and ths
absence OF the managing partnsr In Europe,
had created quite . seusntiou all over the
isiand. The weather coutis usd raiuy and
crops promised to b very large. American
provisions hAd arrived In coasidernbls guam
titles, aud the market WAS well supplied
Lumber was becoming scarce and good pitch
pine In demand 4sls 4s&
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SBLr- M0vIAG VxLoClP sDss AAD OAno.-A
carriage propsilsd by nsither swam nor sss,
but BY the simpiest screw imaginabie, has re.
ceouy been beheid for the hrst line IN the
strsess Of Parts. goiag with such amazing
swiftuess a. 10 leave fnr behind the four.is.
hand carriages Of the Jockey Club, which sn.
deayorsd in vain to keep up with H. The in !,
ven tor Is said 10 bs . poor man, who hae COW.
structed the ychicis snt,rely himssiL
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Polifies.--On Saturday night Addresses were
delivered before the Dsmocrstic Association ,f
Church and Union Hills by p. H. Ayisti, Of
this city, aud w. h Cnk, Of Wyths, ON behalf
Ut Brecki0ridge and Laue.
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IA Ricirio "A com pa nj ON for every Iady's
toilet, beng the only article in use whon can be
place impartnx luxtre, preventing IL from fall
ing out and splitting, and becoming harsh and dry
pared of q new oil, from which all gummy matter
is extracted 1t does not leave the hair sticky but
wnen braided or ourled, and is designed for de-
lightiul and elegant i.ai oressing ~ ,g
For SAFE by w. PETERSON Il CO., Druggists,
Main ST., and by the proprietor, h. A. HDDNuT.
corner Broad and 18th SITS, -.4g.. SO lU-lmH.
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fORAxok Marine AT ToR0xro. "A mass
meeting OF Oran semea was hesd NJ Toronto n
frsday nisnt kesoeuttons wsse passsAi cen.
sanne the Dahe Of Nswcastls aud The Prcvie.
cial dossrnment IN reference 10 the OraMts
dlmcuities which occurred during The visit of
the Prince OF Wales. commitseo was ~.
poeaseo TO prepeso ~ addross 10 the q usea
aud bfitisA Psriianent, smbodyiRg toe ssso-
tuiions and narrative of the di0lcultiss.
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Bnrbecms.-There is to be a barbecue ~
Sweehey's, in Henrco county. TO day, a. d
Crane on behalf Of Bell & Everett. and by
r. Henry Aylett for BreckinridEs and Lane.
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SuIr yog SyRxxADs MUsic.--fhe Davsn-
el.r sur ! sarsDHds hoy ease hin lset eprtng,
a. ~ Gee sioa n NJ etecu0n. This y n0yeI
sst,. auy was IL tsTseneds6. vhetAsr The Mayor
ole / ossi~s "a hs mhsie or The oand furnished
II Voluntarily.
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Ae 2l-2n

IA To N ical Students. Disse ting
CASES of various ets les and prices for sale very
cheap at EDWARD T. ROBINSON'S,
se 9-3m 4th and Franklin sts.
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TAisd Baptist Chsrch. hey. J. B. Jeter, the
esteemed pastor Of this Church, preached
several months, having jost returned from
pleasure trip to the coantry.
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Grss Insertion, and : esnts fsr essh eossirsas~~
Tssspessr Ssss = -Fssssv<rsI wsshs peso, II.
Japeo ]. Sutton Jg.. wh0se ssetds0ee q On
siss rom SssnDss nss zee &c: asss. tue
4nnpyed u night " trsspnsSwrs. who vistsed
nn premises 70 piiiags. Betwssa he hours 81
nane O'Clock last Saturday sixhs. Mr.. Sat-
tenb mother. in-law, who was AItpsdipg 70
slch infant, heard great noise made 81 To-
dog tn tue yaYd, and aprroachirg nod hoist.
isg = wiadow carsfsliy. dissis saIshed liza
isrsw :. and drove u he dss.. Tue n.T is.iy
thea awsks Mr. Satfun, and after Ineormtew
him u what she had hssFd, - drassd hirn.
ssli hastily awoss n,s % s0s' ali lad q sSsrsssn
and his Bag With pstoi. went sut iste sbs
yard 10 ascertain WHO the frvspessefs WsFs.--
Aft-f long search, aidrd ~ two Or shsss of
lyisg at.ish issgsn pader soms busAes aud
Aprarsntly aslssp. Mr. .. had the msA afCused,
aud demanded 70 kIow whas be Wau dojse
thsfs, and what was- -his 'ssme. The tasseasg
- panisi, =. ths same tirps .fselinG aboa, ais
pockets as il about to draw kltis OF pistci !.
Not Knowing where the other fntruder "a
secfesed himself, Nv. Sassos aisnsaeAsd s~r-
want la haste for his nsishhos, Mr.. DSld, a
the same time ordering his prisoner 4, stSud
where he was. AS soon a. the servant had
departed, the intruder brGAa to advaucs. and
nosw"ns nov. - aasns as vac .aInsd Aais dosea
- Il dc
vaaced only the morn rapid, turning kis pIda
TO the gun, until Mr.. Suttou flred ~ con ,ssts
OF one barrel at him, The load takine eGect ia
the right side near the hap, AID oaSsine ~
70 fall. Immediaiely after Mr., "a run Arssa
his SON and himself heard some oas buret
cap short distance TO the rear OF them anS
aot knowipg who attempted to shoot then. or
where the other fres passer wns conceoisd.
tney retired 70 the house, leaving the vouad.
ed man lying in the yard.
About O'Clock Mr.. Dodd, the ne,Rhbor seut
for, arrived ~ Mr.. Sutson's hvuse. aud by re-.
quest went cut aud examined tns wounded
Inau. Finding that he was badly shot Mr. s..
seat him at once to the Inhrmary OF the Med.
fcal College, to be treated and cared for
The woun man how giyes hip uams N
JoAM DANInL BRAMxAN. and says that Dan.
LEI SULLIVAN was the other man with him
when they eutered the promises. He SAYS
they were both employed as the q unYry mile
or two from the place whore he Wns shot. aud
that he supposed hr vas in the puh rosd.
On examining Brannan's person, II was f0und
that ne had N bottle of Whiskey, which Waa
untouched aud In he bushes, near the spot
where the cap was heard 10 expiods after
BrannAn had iallen, was fou I'D another botliO
fuii OF whiskey. Our informant states that
the tracks Of two parsons were distinctiy
marked abouG the pfeWises. :
|. % Sunday last, not knowing what would
6e the result Of BraDuaus Injuries, Mr. Sat-
ton informed Justice King, Of Hsnric3, Of
what he had done, and anG0unced his readi.
ness to meet any charge that might be brought
against him. We presume the affair will nn.
d-rgo judicial investigation xt the proper
lime.
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Good SRggeshoss--lthA has bsen suggested that
IL would be q coed thug to make The city pau.
pers work In levelling on and fixing the
grounds surrounding the alma house. The
idea 10 good one b. ss4
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Shri6's Sae-rhe Sheriff Of the city, H. K
Ely son, sold large number Of hats yes er-
day, nj the City Hail. tha. had be~a returs ed
delinquent for the nou- pay meut Of taxss due
the State for several years pasI
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tn. PoPs's Inasn BxI0Apx-Ths Spolefo

The PORES IRasN Bxi0ADx--Ths Spolefo
rresponpent OF Dr. Catiens organ, In lot.
ter daied the 7th OF September, speaks OF being
In sight OF the enemy asa sne enih husiRs n
with which every Irishman Ia that city hatied
the adyent Of "ths battle hoaF." The wriief
depIores the fact that bis countrymen had
been separated about 400 being stationed AZ
Ancoaa, 6uU at Spolsio, and l5o al Berugia-
Nevertheless, {. the cisnched lip. the hred eye,
the quick, nervous step Of every man of them,
tells of the hard and deep set resolve within |;
white already the ciden wntchwords OF the
drkt brigade are heard Remember Limerick
aud Eont ntenoy 2" We have no doubt v whatsyer
that the lrishmen of The Papal brigade are,
like most Irishm@n. good fighter; but an-
fortunately they have mad titiie eha.ce VI DIS
playing their proves Hen-rai tahu having
very summariiy sbagged ths con ungents
postsd AZ Perugia and Spoisto. II s.iii NJ An
coma, The fate OF the remaining Aue Of tlvse us-
fortunate fellows may b prsdictsd alnust
with CERTAINTY. sss-es
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RUNAWAXS.

- Ten D0LLAkS hEWAKD.-RAN
G AWAY, from J. j Werth's coal yard, on the
n Basin, 8 M MULATTO MAN, named LyND-
n sAy. LINDSAY 10 about feet or l8 inches
back OF iong Standing; dresses badly, and gener-
ally has dirty appearance: He came from Essex
% s9ansy and va. hired at City Point aast year, ct
int part of thus; but ls said to have left there on
Wednesday last, for Richmond. will siva the
Above rewsrd If taken out of the citv, or FIVE dol
hn iftafsn IL the oity or the suburbs, and ielIv-
cred to me. JAMES MOORE,
su&-ts Agent for DR. WIN FISHER
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Tan PAPxs BALL<,onisT.-Coppta the no.
dsra lcssss. made Ass third Attempt t0 take
aieht sty ward IN i~psr esiloos % WeAass.
- aiutods of sixty fses, when tho hallOou -.
came estsneisd - tree, WAlch % tntusVa ts
tAat ths hot str sseeped. and is cAsne duua -
whole skin. A charcoal 6is wa 49, % rrc.
duc< The tpflation
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The Ops,a-Bsneff Of Mr.. Coopsr.-The bill nj
the Theatre Tonight IS n most pleasing one
A concert BY the Opera Company, In which
the gems from various operas Will be given.
constitute . musical attraction seldom sur.
passed here. The performances is for the bene
Iii Of Mr.. II. q. Cooper, whose admirable al.
reciion5 OF the orchestra has made decided
impression In his sehalf among lovers OF ma
SIC. The excellent orchssiratiol In Troyatar.
snd ,mnambuia, where the beauties OF in.
Sentimental music have SO wide a field. would
serve alone to entitie him to grateful re MEM
bfahee. Duilng The evening he will perform
one OF those beautiful yioIiu solos which won
SO much appiause at the first concert last
week. Miss Miiuer is said to render = 20 wer.
ful impersonatioa Of Luerszia BJrRia.
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4 JUsr LAw.--TAs last Ieslsla.sss u New
1yrk paSsed = Law that NO persoa having .
husband, wifi, child or pArsnt shali, ~ viii,
give mufe thas half bic prcpsysy 10 asy 49,
ueveasos, chAyttAbtos tsesaays sekemtl0o. ~
. ,slDTatiUN. In truss or 0thrrN tso." Any gtts
Of mosv tkan cns-AAif u votd - 70 ths Sxcsss
ABOVE one baiJ.
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5 Departure Of the Prinee.-Baron Renfrew and
suite left ths Ballard House yesterday morn
ing at 9 O'Clock. amid the cheers OF q large
crowd of people, who had assembled in the
streets near the hotel. The roy al party pro.
cevded 10 the Broad street depot, la open ear.
riages provided for them, and were folio wed
by u number Of men and boys running after
the vehicles. Mayor Mayo occupied a seat
ON the right of the Prince. A very large
assent bage OF men, women aud Juveniles
had cosgregated in front of the depot and
as soon as the Prince catered the car which
was to convey him 10 Aequia Greek, q
number of persous manifested their eager
ness 10 see the prospective monarch Of
Great Briiain, by climbing up the sides of the
ear and locking In the wihdo ws-a proceeding
which was more censurable Than COM menda
bic: The train-a special one-soon ms yed Il,
and portion OF the crowd cheered Lord
Lyons and the Prince appeared at the rear
door Of the car as the train receded and his
Royal Highness lifted his Angola and bowed
oEce or twice with slight iDclinat ation OF his
head. He thea resumed his seat In the car.
and the crowd dispersed, all Inci or less graft,
fed by the consciousness that they had behsfd
parsonage 80 distinguished rs the Prince
of Walesp sIaa "a stef.-e-ft.a Dks,I Z =
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A-Great Barsains!

nA-Great bargains:
CALL AND LOOK BEFORE YOU Buy +
Elegant two and Three Floppced SILK ROBES.
ut greatly reduced pTicss.
RIGA DELAiNk RoBts, st IS, So and q saoh,
and many other GOODS az is.s than auction
prices. SAM'L M. PRICE 4 co.
90 1l-dts .itt fte s'.f
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Al, Few Firm. New Goods...The un.
dersiE beg leave TO inform the citizens of Rich
nd and vicrty that they have Just open ed store
No. Is Main stre ct. with as handsome and cheap a
stock of DRY GOUD BOrrS and Els, as was
ever brong hit to this mar ket.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
able, and will sell ct extremely low prices for
cash DRESS GUODS and DOMESTIC GOODS
of ali kinds and at ali prices. BOOTS and SHOES
All sizes and prices. Don't forget the place, Is
- WERTHEIMER LOwENBERG.
oe I2-lm
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Dsfasi4y Propafy.--CAsisto tophsr Tin ~
= wRi.s usan, Gas eArrsed before ~ Mav0r
and made y eiye steurtly iss his xeod Sska.
stos. on e. c0xrxs ~ kslsiax dssek Ard pail.
~ NE ssers - =. u Hnssea. UlO shinr. lnar.
esAss, sosAsr VI l3tA asd 11a4a slyssee.
- aAa sssA go M&aMAs&T aAAk5
seAt# n AW gs sasA ssszss 81 fA4 ka ~
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Joshaa l3tidlsw., shs uof0rtos. abali itionis ,
ost IL letter stps,tss slsirs sass tiShssvl
suMFaes y ksetGea. ) .F#S8s4 sgs Nsu i
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Hastings CoHyt, Oetobsr ota.--Jona J. Wilson
q uaiitied as Inspector of Fish before the Hust-
gs Court te day. '@
From NIFTY to one hundred free negroes were
registered. sp }s1I q s.f $3.50
John Stewart Walker was fined $40 and
costs for permitting his slave 10 60 at large.
VIM @. A. Mayo qualified as Deputy Ser
geant.
Six Foreigners were admitted to citizsnship
John Dove, Superia tsndsnt of Schools for
the city VI Richmond. returned to the Court
report OF the Board OF School Conn missi0ners.
and an abstract Of school operations for the
year ending 30th September, 1860.
The rules against certain parties for violat.
ing the inspection laws, as regards butter and
lard. were discharged, the parties spl ear Or.
lnformatiens were fled against A. f. Harvey.
Wm. A. ARMS tsad aud J. II. Wiliiams, Tor
violating the inspec Ion lave aud they were
fined 81 each and costs OF Court.
Thomas Smith, who was Imprisoned on the
18th Of August for one mon III, for misdemeaa-
or, was discharged. it appearing that hs vas
fnsolsent aud unable to pay the fins Of $50 I'm.
posed on him.
. Francis Custolo was examined for receiv-
Ing, on October 10th, two pieces OF cassimere
belonging to Kent, Paine & 90, kno wing the
same to have been stolen, and acquitted.
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RgLI9Ious FAHAriClsM. shocking mur-
India, On the 7lh OF April last during the
Rsmaxan, or Mahomegan fast. The people
ara rigid vegsiarians In religion, and An old
man was found having animal food In his
fanafic mob rushed into the house, dragged
the victim forth, and after ia0icting acts OF
cruelty upon hin, deprived him OF his liis By
thr astisg a bar of red hot iron down kis
throat. The mardsrers have escaped punish. .
mrlt. #stS Z
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Axornrs EaosAUr.-Auothsr a.niran. "a,

ANoTHER ERosAUT.-Auothar aspirant for
GroIautic fame has sprang up ia the person
Of Mr.. q. y. Cee, OF X ,me, New York, who is
making preparations for q balloon voyage 10
Europe. he has just Completed monster
oailoon Ia when 10 maze the "trip. aud will
siart a. an sariy day. IL is called ihe United
States, and y the largest balloon ever CONS
struetrd, hsing nearly three lines larger snsn
Lawes. ~ will hold t,s3t, ,G00 feet II eas. il
ny iest high lis fsst diamvtsr and hss 1 ufl-
ips po wsr " 61,tlD opp1ls. 's 81
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Nsss Race Cowy0.-There will soon b estab.
lissed u new race course. within one mile and
a half of the city-Mr. d. + Ward, who II the
owner Of 4U0 acres Of the Falls Plan tstiop.
having determined to esta blish one Wi,hip the
next month ON portion Of the tract adjacent
to Manchester. AZ the pretty grove VI oaks
near that town.
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1 a FALL.-A young woman, named Lizzy
Donaldson, essnyed 10 walk across one OF the
streets Of Cincinnati on wire hast week. md
had nearly accomplished the feat, wheu the
holder OF one of the guy eropes, in bis admIra-
ton for the spAugle0 petsicuat above him,
locked upward, forgot his business, and threw
terror and dismay Of the Witnesses. Fortu-
naieiy, she bad already passed this middle oS
the street. where = fsii might have been fatal,
aud dropped elegantly some ten ieet upon the
one story store beneath. e8Fs#t
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BHildiags Goimx Gp.-Frxok,in street ID BE-.
iog improved by the erec ton OF several fine
buildings, whoa will serve in q Material dc.
gree 10 give an iscressed impetus ~ eusinsss
on that popular thoroughfare. In this con.
nection may 10 mentioned three spacious
low 18th street, on the southern side; the frat
ownsd by Mr.. Haxafl, opposite Metropolitan
Hall the second owned BY the Messrs. In
Ices, ceraer or Hth street. aud the third aear
Ithe corner Of Wall street, owned BY hir. Tnos
Bradford. All OF these buildings are costly
in design, and prove thar their respective
o gners appreciate the value OF Ffaakln
street as place of business. -"
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DkspRRATx ArrRAr.-A few days axu. =

DKsPERATE AyYRAr.-A few days ago,
desperate affray occurred in Perquimau's
county, NO The Southron says the parties
20 u were David Jackson aud his wife ON Que
Sharhoro aud Jennings, on the other. Guns,
pistols, sticks, &c., were freely used, and, il
SCENE, with iearful effect. Jackson's wife was
badly wounded, having an arm com; ;.ietsly
shattered Sharboro, il is thought, 10 fafaily
wounded; aud all the parties were more or
less injured. A child which had followed
Jaekson's wife 70 the scene Of the afrray was
accidentally killed. ks e,-t s.-ss}s, d.
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~ Lsek to hsme for all year wants, II yeU
vtsk 10 SEQ Virginia INDEPENDENT and rosperoua.
lf ron are dyspe1tic. or suner wlsn ccnstjpstios
nostrnias recommended bx faming csTt,9catss I, q q
men OF rtraw, bat procure AkER's PkEMiUM
MTTERE, Head the certificates OF lfleads and
neis kbore theu take thon - directed aad boo0ms
rofuvonated and entirely healed.s. gata g K.
kssce 20 cents par bottle. gE. -
Tobe had Of ali ths. pliuolpL DruEEisy ~ the
North Csrulina. 3 = jy A-0
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JonnshAnat t,nfAuussx ~ ~ etsto&1pa = -
y: y. .ss;sss sss:ss ,,sa|s s|ss,
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~ Lssches! Leechestt .Lseches !g-l
Sys igIssfysd ASfRs ~ bEssfs,s Ss q
lsrEs size, vhieh viN b ApDlisd sron ths most
TB-GGP Pine snd LYEcHING promptly at:
s1si hsss: ssSss e s: 9. g. 4
esn AoteI. f>n1YSnee on 1itb street and st night
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CLAss and kaR the Sismess twlas, are Oh 1
s,s s,.' - Nsy fvtk, each haviss spN ytie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-09

I gDisodsriy yCosdaet.--Ap athletic young white
man, eaiiinx himself Richard Haxiesfove,
getting drunk and acting disoTderiy in the
dfinhiny saloon Of Thomas Pniiips, corner Of
7th and Broad sueeH. Also, for rssisttrE the
watchmsn rho proceeded ~ aTrest him tor 20
doing. He WAS held 10 bail 20 uppear hefoYe
the Mayor this morning. John IL. Diiks. who
was arres ted Tor assaultiog ths watch whlls
arrestiDg Haxiegrove, was rsauirvd 10 aiye
$50 security u appear and answer n tbs ssns
time. as8A1s s4e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-09

Case cess,sss6 The case OF Joseph H. Csen.
shaw, tor shooting john o. Askew. Wa caiisA
IA the hasungs Court yesterday, sad ooutlu-
usd until The next term, on motion of Messrs
Cfamp. Ausust and MorsoA, eonnssi for ii 3
san,.cass usuanI = % % Was net "A Ooar', owiag 70
nesses. John 0. Askew. Samuvi Weskitt wa.
Farys hen. Jas. Mrredilh, and Jaeoh a. ins ,
wer- recognised In s5t0. 10 appear III mat time
ana give sstdsnes In the ease. arakh8N +