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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

AAHOstetter's Stomach Bitters.. The
thousands VINO use this great medicine for the
cure OF Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint and the
diseases complies with or arising from them,
are requested tn take notice that rtIe couaterfetS
of tn's Celebrated lnvigorant have been issued In
the South and Vest, and ma, eventually find their
way INTO many parts OF the Union. We hope,
therefore, that ali pu IchaseTs OF the preparation
WILL examine the label on the bottle, where a fac
sImlle OF the propret0rs' signature should ap-
pear, and al the bottle itself which should have
the words DR. J. HOSFkTrERS SIUMACH
BIfTERS blown III the glass. and stamped on the
cap covering the cork We also will, after Japu..
aIy ls 1850, put additional steel engraving with
our note OF hand attached, which to counteriei is
q felony. HOSIElTEK A SMITH
For sale by Druggists and de ale generally eve
rywhere. o. I'm
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CURkD OF HYDRoP PHoBIA.-Mr. Thos Cum
mlngs, residingou Louisiana avenue W no Vas
bitten by rabid dog last week, and was sur.
ierlns with all the symptoms OF hydrophobia.
Is, we are Informed, cured, aud out of all dan,
ger. Inc cure was performed in q few min
utes by Rev A Longson. formerly of 81
Patricks Church, ana now attached to the
Cdthollc Church at Carrollton. The rev.
erend gentleman possesses a secret for the cure
Oh tnls and several other diseases, which he
made use of in this instance. He does not
practice medicine for pay, but in true Chris.
tian spirit he benevolently applies his discoy.
cry for the relief of suffering humanity--N.
o. Picapnne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

MURDER IN FLoRIJA.-Albert Clarke q
we'll known and highly respectable citizen OF
fernando county, Florida, was brutally mur-
dered by one OF his negroes on the sth Instant.
The cuiprit hampton, was brought into
bTookFllie on the l2tn inst, aud, having made
Il speech on the gaIlows, admitting his guilt
ana the justice OF his punishment, was exc
cuted ia front OF The Courthouse and in The
presence OF large mum Der OF the citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

a WHOLE REGIMENT OF ZoUAYEs-The
Chicago Zouave Cadets have resolved 10 form
a whole regiment of their style of military. to
consist of eight companies, Col. Ellsworth TO
be the chief officer. The old com pany Will be
company a, ana the rest B, @, &c, ia the order
OF their organization. The work of organizing
the new companies is progressing steadily.
and In few months the regiment which is to
be known as the "Independent Regiment OF
illinois Light Infantry" Will be tull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

Gen. Schmidt, the so-calIed hero of Perugia,
has been mobbed ia Geneva much ia The same
way as Hayua was III London.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says there are now
about 900 orphans IN that city, rendered SO
by the Lady Eigin calamity.
The hero of Buaker Hill, the venerable
Ralph Farnham, was robbed OF his oyercoat
In Bosto last week.
The Tensas Tia Gazette announces the
sudden death vi Mr.. Z Quaii, it's editor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

THE CGNsUs.-The population of Greene
vile county, Va, according To the census, Is,
whites, 1875 slaves, 4,i65; tree negroes 23l -
Inc real estate Is valued at 81, 80, ,2U2 ana The
personal estate al 81, ,l75, ,l26 There are ii
churches, ii schools, II mills, and stores III
ne county, aud only one place where liquor
sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

IA BILL HEAD BILL HxADs 1.-THE largest
and ne 70 most oompiet assortment of RULED Pa
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-jus,
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers In want, can rely on getting good article Of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any =
where. Call and see specImsns and prices. Itsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

IHE CHINESE INDEMNITY TO AMERICANS
Inc Cnihese government has paid Si35, ,l27 OF
the claims allowed by il, for damage S to Amer
iGah property, under the treaty made by Mr.
heeo. VI thls, H3,36l goes to the Pres by teriap
missionary Board + ,6lU to the Southern
baptlsts' Mission; 80 $50 TO the Seamen s Beth
eli 1903 to the Medical Missionary Society.
and VI 800 TO the Z. S. Government. The res
@ soes 70 private parties. Besides this, S226 l25
mas been allowed, but SUSPENDED for a lima
VI the claims, one, that OF Mr.. A p Edwards
Is lor Injuries inflicted so long ago Q94U.) thai
Tue interest more than dou ubles The principal,
anu 1h mat OF those which may be described as
the commercial claim preDer amonntinc ~
s359OU0 a Philadelphia house receives nearly
one nal1, or Sl5l,UUO. All this has been done
oy coIcIilatlon and peaceful policy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

The MAJokITY.-Ine maj jJrIty of John
CrILcher (Beil over Col. Clay brook (Brech
D1m.,) for the Virginia Senate, from West
noIeiaud, Richmond, Lancaster Aud Nor
tnumberiand Counties, Is 294. j. Is. JelL Is
eiee ted To The House from the TWO first named
Counties
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Special Notice.
SA NJ UEL NJ. PRICE co

SA NJ UEL NJ. PRICE &CO.,
RETAILERS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Invite the attention of their friends and the nnb
hc to their con plete assortment, Just received of
RICH DRESS GOODS
Elegant SILKS, in newest at, les, colored and
black. ~
Real Irah and French POPLINS
variety-Plaid. Brocade anu Figured -
Medium DIX ESS GOODS IN great VARIETY
MOURNING GOODS, superior stock
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES
- haAh LAEE, IN sets, COL LARS and HAND
kERCHt EFS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown IN this eitJ. ~
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS. of all the new
French patterns. ~
.AUTUMN CLOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
styles; Scotch Hoods, and the new Arabs and Ar
gentines.
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GU0DS.
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
had.
PLANTATION GOODS HOME MANUFAC-
TURE- Manchester, Va ; Virginia Penitentiary;
FIederlckshurg and Lexington Fulled Cloths. a
full stock OF Llnseys. Kerseys and Jeans.
BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs and
VESTlN0S. of direct Importation. oc Ats
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The VOTE OF HEnNsYLvANIA.-Tne total
vote IJr Governor IN the recent election Ia
Pennsylvania stooc as follows Curtin, RE-
pubican,) 257 $40; Foster, (Dem,) 225. .522-
majority for the kepu biicans, 81 VA. Total
vote OF The State, 4S3,u6S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

GRAIN AFLoAT.-Tne Detroit Adver !iser
says that during SO hours, ending Thursday
Hlgut, IS grain laden vessels, san and steam
passed that port. Their aggregate cargoes
amount 10 about one million Elk hundred and
seVenty-fOur thousaud bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

PORTRAIT OF THE PRINCE.-The Prince OF
Wales gave Mr.. Rossiter, the eminent portrait
painter, several sltuIgs, at New York ana
Boston. Mr.. Il. designs painting q historical
picture of the Prince aud Mr. Buchanan
Standing at the tomb Of Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

BCRIAL.-The remains of F. A Lumsden
iate editor of the NO. Picayune who was
lost on the Lady Elgin, were Inferred at New
orleans on the 18th inst. The obseq uies Were
attended by the Lieut.. Governor OF the State
mayor OF the city, military and civic socie.
Ties. a pleasing incident was that of several
female household servants of the deceased
ana OF his Kindred, following the hearse which
pore MS remains from his door TO the grave
win evident marks of the deepest and mos
unaffected sorrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsU MEKs,

CHAS. II. LANGLEY
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Would nform the public that he is sole a. ent for
the sale of
HAwLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to pu' them up at the shortest
tce. and on the most reasonable terms The adj
vantas es OF these Burners are To prevent blowins
and waste OF gas, To give a more clear and un form,
light, To reg alate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on To any desired amount and
thus To save at least twenty five per cent over
the ord nary burners O' "'e'
Mr. j. BRowN. IN charge of the washipxtou
CITY Gas Works has certified that they are rahs :.
ttattas!y the oss: Burners he has sean dny;ns h.
connection OF twelve wears with those works: anc
the superintendent OF the Richmond Gas Work,
AZ least twenty per cent over other Burners
thankful Tor past favors. the suhscrIber invites
oraers ior ali work In ms line, feeling assure thai
ne can give entire satisfaction as 10 quality and
price. CHAS. Ii. LANGLEY,
&C 4-ts 18th gt betwesn Ma and i.srx
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Coed Ofdsr.-The good order that prevailed
yesterday ia the city must have Impressed
strangers iavorabiy. The Mayor had but Iit-
Tie TO DO In the morning, and so he went out
to the Fair Grounds aud en- Joy ed himself with
The rest. We have a pleasant recollection Of
some OF his attentions during the day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

Two MEN DRowNEp-Tbe ,tsansr M.
mond State, on her way from Alexandria to
Baltimore, on Monday, picked up a ship-car-
penter named Duffy, of the latter city. cling
ing 10 pungy, capsized in the Potomac He
murphy and = Mccall, on Sunday evening.
10 go 10 Hawkins's Point in a row boat
About seven O'Clock they attempted to relieve
eacn other III rowing; TWO got on one side and
the boat capslZed. All cIung to the boat, and
Ia half hour after pungy passed within a
le" yards OF them, but PAID no attention t.
them. They hailed her and stated their con-
ciIoh. Some Tune after that one OF his COM
panlohs tod MN he could hold ON no longer
ana that is the last he remembered Dutty
"hen taken off, was lying across the boat.
scarcely conscious
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AGAR TO THE LADIES AND
- f-tN~t ENsk[ DE nICH NnN Ds> ~

slS ND IT'S VICIN TY Miss RI. ASEE
- ;. Non would respectfully inform 2NEW
. s4fs s1d gentlemen that she has ju.t re
t.sN<. comprising the Zouave Jackets. for Ia
- Fsgsnefa Stklng- coat and Cape, for little
. t-5rr.tk Coat. Spanish Dress, Zoaave Coat.
s--sr Cua' and Dress Jacket, and a number of
-.--r Patterns for l'tt.e boys Also. the lhu
.., s,arIa Walking Dress, for little gir.s 4 IL
D. srl cleopatra Aprons, and a number of Dress
.sgs Patterns
Vss ,ENON e now ready TO Braid and En-
-. - tie Zouave Jackets, for ladies and chill
..s, Aso, Ladies' auG Chl'dren's Flannels !;
s...s gri NrsppIngs for Infants; Suits Embroi-
,s.s.f Llttle Boys. Also, rlnkIng, Drawing and
,,rg.gs done a; the shortest notice. in her
IN 81 Her iither's residence. 2 doors below ST.
si-es Hotel
sim Miss REBECCA SFMON.
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NARROW EsCAPE-On the 18th inst as tho
Rev. Mr. Kelly and his wife were returning
IN IN wagon from the Baptist Convention. al
halamazoo, Michigan, they drove II cir horse
INTO the river to water him, but the curreut
ulew -,le me wagon into deep water, and they
were upon the point OF drowning when Nj r
Ihos. G Merrill thrust a long pole within
reach OF Mr.. Kelly, who instantly seized il
ana was drawn on shore with his wife. 70
"hom ne held on. The horse was drowned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

In DEFAULT OF MILK ior your tea, try a fe W
drops of lemon juice. 1t is said u remove the
rou6 6hness OF the tea and produce an az reea-
BILE taste. The Russians throw In q slice of
cllron as Z subs slltute tor mix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

A SPITEBUL ToAsr.-At a recent festive
meeting, h married man, who ought TO have
known better, proposed The ladies' as the
''beings who divide our SORROWS, double our
joys, ana treble our expenses"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

STRANGE PRopHEcIEs.-In the year 1915
The late Eikanah Watson, as appears in "Men
and Times of the Revolution" (page 522, ST c.
ond edition, made and published the follow
ing estimate of the pro able population OF the
u. States for long series of years. The &C
tuaI resi- ult thus far shows a singular approx
nation to the calculations. He calculated that
the population would be:
In 1922 9625 7'4-actual result, 9,63Sl5l
In 1870 IL S33 645-actual result. ~ 8t6 G20
In I840, IL JIG 526-actual result. II e6o6f6
In lo50, 23 20, 6,35S-aotual result, 23 1886
His calculations for the future aIo as ioi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

Meehanie,' Hall, well stored with rare speci-
mems OF manufactures, mechanism, (including e
tne steam fire engine,) specimens of art, in
VentIons, curiosities, relics of the past. old
coin, needlework, and thousands of useful and
ornamental articles, is open daily to visitors
from 10 A. M. to p. M, and from p. NJ. to
10 +. M. Strangers by visiting this hall, will
see much TO admire, well as have an op-
portunity OF enjoying the rare mnsic pros
duced by Smiths famous First Regiment
Band.
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,n k>p fAsHIoNABLE ,

r., al4 BROAD STFKET IOkN
* .vrs & SISTER beg leave 10 inform
'EsS pa ~. - ps;r5as, and The LADIES' senerally.
.s. .r,epos' ~, rreglrt Their Fall and Winter
), ne, ,"9 i'fNtkY G0OHS. consisting IN part
80, q b. nt'e4 Velvet BONNkrS. PLUMES,
>'f'S Srii0WFRS. WREATHS. HEAD
, s5gNS' nt7t.SS GAPS. 6c, &c, Also, LACE
fSSy'fFHAS. INFANTS HATS, CAPS
ssfl,IIFS. ot every style
Ire Sc =. ,sspectfnly solicited tn cslI and ex-
s'e ES, ,1is as tAev feel conhdeBt that they
= i1e.G : ~ ease, bnth IN style and pnoe.
> * eA''' OPEN Nc DAY.
.,,a, oar WINTER FASHIONS on
. 4-ts
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POPULATION OF WIsooNsIN-The census
returns for Wisconsin show gain of 50 per
cent. In years. This Indicates II population,
in the whole State, OF about 7o0, 700.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

"John Chindman,'' now travelling in this
country with Rev. Mr.. Cabaniss, was engaged
the greater part of yesterday in operating one
OF GROVER IL BAKKR's sewing machines, at
Mechanics Institute Hall
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JUST RECEIVED.

n We have Just received our second supply OF
islL AND WINTER STOCK. consisting OF a
axe and well selected assortment OF Ladies
cents. Tlssss' and Chiidren's BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS. &c. which we are prepared TO sell as
oE Is any house in the city, at wholesale or re-
81 Aca!l is respectfully s0uclted.
II. STERN & BRO.
nT-lm No 81 Main st.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Aeeide~t.-During the trial Of the steam fre
engine, yesterday afternoon, the force Of the
stream at one period became so great that the
pipe got loose from the men who were hold
Ing it, and one Of them, named Adam Frame,
a member of Co. F., received q very severe
blow on the head from the nozzle, which cut
through the scalp, besides having his face
bruised. The pipe "sloshed about for awhile,
causing the crowd to scamper, but was finally
secured. We became convinced that the man.
agement of a steam fire engine is no child's
play.
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x 49, TO MERCHANTS.-The advertiser
90 IS IN want of permanent employment as
BOOK X EkPEK IN some good house In the
meanwhile, would like to acce pit an engagement Ia
write up and dust the books of any gentlemen a
who may need such service.
Refers to Messrs. Massie & Peasants, the
MessTs. w tlker, tobacco merchant. and MessTs
Quarles & Sons, Broad street.
oc l6-lm w. H. MITCHELL
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kA Wire and Sieve Factory..-The un.
dsIsgned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street. be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
the public generally To his stock. He manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE Tor mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING sCRhEN
KINDS; BIRD GAG rs; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
pLAiS and FANCY WIRE WORK FOk BOOK
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
~ Prompt attention given to orders.
q. W. JESSOP, Pearl st, below Cary,
Sc A-lm Richmond. Va.
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UNION PRAYER MEETING
49, A UNION PRAYER MEETING Of all
dsnominations will be held every day this week, at
~ clock at the Hall OF the Young Mems Chris
zens generally are invited to attend. as well as all
strangers visiting the city. Sc 2f-lm
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A AL Medic ines should be Prepared by

REG ULAR Pr RYSICIAN
DIX. !: 3. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs.
Colds. Hosrseness Bronchitis. and that hon of
diseases, Consumption Prlce so cts aud 81.
DH.J. y. HOSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. THIS preps-
ration is positive cure. Price 81 cts
DR. J. 5. ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheumn.
tism. Chohc, Cramps, Pains In the Stomach or
bowels Pans IN the Back or Limbs. Price, II, Is
and 50 cts.
Da. J. =. ROSES ALTERATIvE SYRUP, or
aLOOD PUnlFIER, for the cure OF Scrofala, old
Sveii.d Neck Biies. and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the biood. Price 81.
Sold bt DruggIsts and by
WARREN wARING,
in 2l-lv LEI Broad st. Agent for Rienfnond
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. u,pANE GRADE, FRE$CfinCa

<NIif'NtR AND DRESS MAKERE ssslS
ny.tN'S-rS s. corner of llth st, informs allAS8
- grsEe VII open her rooms for the safe
5f,,*fyrERY GOODS, VIZ: Bonnets Hair Nets
-. tes'hers. Illusion Goods, Sleeves, Real
<..s, ei. A.sn. Perfumer,, Embroidered
~ :, i.fa:s' Rohe'. Particular attention to
'l,s's Clothes. PinklnG, Stamping and lut-
X open TUESDAY, 10th October.
Ir.-..-s s. NiLLlNkR. &C Him
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Z AID THls! .,or,,r

Z.
nave not dtSe0attaEsd bKssssss on account Of
the falling OF my store. ! ana aow located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand, next door to G. w
Purcell Co.'s Brokers Office, aud nesr Governor,
on Main street, No i26, where wegld be pleased
to meet my cid customers, ana the customers gem
eTaiiy. Those in the habit OF giving rue their or
ders Tor FALL CLoTHING, Will do me favor 10
store when to call on them. and ali orders in nv nv
line will be as promptly attended to aa heretofore
have not, and don't intend TO- discontinue bust
Main street. Tau uE-tsi wM. IRA Smith.
E0 HHDS. choice Porto Rico SUGAR. for sale
Wv oJ VIM. WALLACE SONS,
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ka FALL STOCK OF BUUIS,

As@5 LL TOC z o BOUIA,
sssNG SHOES, TRUNKS, &C. w. +. W.
~ LUR L CO have re-opened with an entire
tI's OF new goods at their old stand, comprising
aE.aeral assortment of Ladies, VI isses', Gentle-
ssVgyES and GAIT kRS, with all kinds OF Servants
ThoES OF our own and Northern manufacturing.
Ae t.tck was selectej With care, AID is second TO
~.asia!e rates 10 casn or punctuAl paying custn-
rs We tss for a continuance OF the patronage
w JesoSed ioT the past on w. +. "a. TAYLOR. and
,s. ,se.Ptohise 70 use every hon0ra lie means to give
~ action 10 those wi may favor US with cal
80. ~ bfoad street The couatry deAiers are re
i a,'ru 70 cal aud examine our stock suitable Tor
-ot tfade ". Z. w. TAYLOR & CO,
-Vt 45-IW 2i9 Broad street
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BOOTS AsD SHOES. sfJ
:, 81 u L. In1rItTInNI n ~ d Q HLsg

fjRFATREDUCTION IN PRICES. So
~ CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, betw cen "a
Hsa' and servants Wear constantly on hRnd,
sld dehas any body in Richmond To compete WIZ
I'm I hls line, as he manufactures to order, an9
sggsrLtsnds himself. Great bargains IN Ladies
AID Masses coiored Caters, Morocco Bootees,
p9ers and BuskIns; Gentiemen's s city made Pa
1l' Leather lialters, Oxford Ties and Shippers
lT4seI my Summer stock of Goods at and below
1vsE. Cal soon, II you wish TO get good oarsIin.
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.
= GREATREDUCrIoN THEcs

GREAT REDUCTION IN THEgS
2 PRICE OF HATS AND BO0TS.-kE
81 From Is to % per cent. saved by buy
sA iRs iroE1 J. H. ANTHONY,
sEs Columbian Hotel building.
Mo.esGn Hats Of best quality, SIS 80; d. secons
suA.u, sou fashionable Six aats, 50; fine caif
seEsd B0ots, 3 50; Congress Cater Boots, Il;
B-e cs.. sGln sswed Shoes, Is.
j. ANTHONY has made arrangements VITA
sLs Of the best makers n the city of Phlladelp
ttugpy llm with handsome and substantial ca"1
al .tvet BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpIe-
et.g.sd lov prlos CT THREE DOLLARS AND A
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- White sulphur Water
WHITE sULPHuR SPRINGS,

The Company have made great IN, prove 40 n n in
nottiinE, and the trans ported wass & nov ~ per
ieet ~ when taken from iss source. Address eli
orders TO PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
General Agents for the U. states,
~ N-&m Richmond. Va.
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MADAME tAUCHt,

. : Z II I l. T. = L r, haSEEy
rs BzoAU STREET, RICHMOND, ttwolNLc2
doors above Mt. Quarles' Store.)
r-r. slu5uu2e her return from New York, with
o.. s.es, styies Of BONNETS. FLOWERS,
's9s. HkAD-DRESStS &c. Confident in her
I'D tssts. Ladies viii be supplied with the
r-ssr articles She wOuid also call attention To
.. Frg.,a lmport9tIOn received by last steamer ::
-NNEIS. FLOWERS ard COiFFURES.
EWlLL Be OPEN OCTOBER 9TH
"a ID consequence of the non-arTlval of nv
cE-NCh BON Els, nav opening Will not take
~ 2 al.t bCIDbE l3TE. &C 4-lm
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h Leeches! Leechex:. Leeches:..-I
nave nave y tEIsSSssysd II Adsgs' Express, lot of
larxe size, which win be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
tended TO- can Ss foand AZ ali boars Of The dsy A.
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri-
can Hotel, (sntIsnce on lth street and at night
~ the corner OF Leigh and 10th streets.
sp is--n T. 9. H0RsON.
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BUsINESs NOTICES )

~4S THE FOLLOWING LAuIa = hav,
- been appointed the COMMITTEE OF
w AID 10 the Ladies Department of the Vir
gina state and Central Exhibition. who are re.
SPeettully lnvit d te attend at the EXHIBITION
HALL on " tDN NkSDAl NOR .lNU next, at IL
O'Clock: Mrs ROBERT EDMONDS,
Mrs. JAMES LYONS,
Ms MIS- RdRryr RtNRY cox, of vHenrlco,
Mrs. G.. DIMMOCK,
Miss ELIZA RIDDLE,
Mrs. SY MME.,
Mrs. LEWIS CRENSaAw,
Mrs. JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
Mrs. T. B HsXALL.
Mrs. BENJAMIN SMITH
Attended by DR. WM p. PALMER
oc1s-t G Gh D 81 81 MIX MWdiccKklAMs, Secretaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24
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~>~A POWER
Z Il ~ Il / ~ Gf . r f I @ Z,
Corner of Main and Tnirtesnth Streets, Richmond,
ViTgtRla.
This Establishment, (being the most compiete
PTIntery IN the South both as regards Types, Or
naments, &c., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
AS WELL
FOSTERS, PROGRAMMES r. HANDBLLS
Particular attention given to fine work for Banks
fubhc Ohces, Insurance, Railroad. and TTanspor
tatlon Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, capable of turn
lLg on 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description OF work at the shortest ibie notice
APrlces reduced In proportion to the increa ase
OF speed
- PrhtIns, IN various colored BRONZES and
lNhS, executed IN the highest style of the art
In this branch OF the business the proprietors can
safely challenge competition.