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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

SAILING OF THE AFRICA.-The steamer AT
RIGA sailed from New York, Wednesday, tor
Liverpool, taking out $4,000 in specie and
seventy passengers, including the Marquis
and Marchioness of Chandos aud Miss Hos
mer the sculnIor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

Afray-SUme excitement was occasioned on
the Fair Grounds yesterday. by u brush be-
tween VIM. Lambert and VIM, Eckhardt a
policeman. The difficulty commenced the duy
before, and when Lambert encountered Eek
hardt yesterday he took satisfacI lion by striking
nlm, for which he was tied and bound
over to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

MstropoEifan HaH-The week is drawing to
a close, and those who wish 70 see Mr.. Wy
mans performances should take adyan tags OF
the opportunity afforded tonight. The ju-
yeniles will have a chance To sea his tricks TO.
morrow afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

attempt at Bargiary.-On Wednesday night
last an attemI was made to enter the resi-
dence of Maj. IL. ]. Vaughan, on Canal street.
between 3D. and 4th. The burglar cut the
grass or Wlndow and unf'stened the sash,
When dlJ. 7. discovered and fred at him three
times, one OF the shots, it i believed. taking
effect, though not producing sufficient injury
10 stop the thief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

sterday evening, the horses
attached to carriage took fright and ran
down oh street, and came in contact with a
1urnlture wagon. The carriage was upset
aud its occupant, Mrs. BENZ Hatcher of Ches-
terfieid, was thrown ont and somewhat in
jured,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

SUNDAY DEsECRATIoN.-TheB Buffalo papers
notice German Republican meeting held in
that city on Sunday, which was addressed by
Carl SchurZ, the infldel German Republican
orator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

STRANGELY DELIBERATE SUICIDE. On
l. morning OF the 22d ult the body of q boy,
1sr1, perhaps, Is or 10 years, was found near
Lone Mountain" cemetery, at San Francisco.
4 O9its revolver was found beside the body.
q @'rl.er TO the New York World says:
II pocket Of the pantaloons were found
" pieces OF paper, evidently torn from a
-1~A-oogk. and on them the following, writ
7- III pencil 80 now / am ready. l have
~Tl 'rying the revolver the whole afternoon,
go -"u Il Is HTst-rale one, as you may see on
.- "a. piece OF wood III the paper ten feet dis
-, would like 10 go TO the border of the
n1,T'' mat might drop into it. but il is a pity
ne pistol that would be lost Now ] make
Present 10 LARSON & Co, that they may
80" 10" easily / could have killed all in one
-4'e ana as You see it is not that courage
.',NHh NE from doing il now. / will fiTst
~ ty' me cemetery, and my last words il -
@ "a ~ sJod-bye, move on without me. The
80 = sttnng-2Ist September, 1860. l shall
,.- "" ~" on my left side and put this paper III
~ So POCKET, SO that no blood can come at
r.. hHau shoot myself under The ia, that
a. AL may pass straight up into the brain"
49, seGopQ paper was the following: II
=, y IN ~ Tue DARK. am back from the cemete-
T. . "a "a pace Is too q ulet 10 make such Il noise
b.. 4A7 suicide apparently intended 10 sign
...,tH7 iH7 70 THIS paper, but the writing is quite
s-oIe. As Yet no clue has been gained 10
~ S'tUMs lAuces that mi ght lead 10 the iden-
'4ea-!1A OF the body
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

TheGtre.-A bill OF uncommon attraction is
presented Tor to-nights performance. Three
pieces, all replete with fun, are to be played
and ali who attend may count upon spending
q pleasant evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

MUST LKAvK-The miners of Virginia PIa-
Ger county, California, have notified all the
Cinnamon in that vicinity that they mast
"clear out " in seven days from the pubiica-
tion Of notice TO that effect.
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SUICIDE OF CHAMPION RowRR.-White,
the defeated aspirant for the championship Of
the Thames, was so chagrined at the easy VIC
tory Of Chambers, that he hung himself the
next day after his defeat.
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PREsBYTERIAN IN. s. SYNoD.-The Pres
byterlaE IN. s. Synod OF Virginia, met at
Alexandria on Wednesday night. The open
inS sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Read, OF
Richmond. The Synod comprises the Presby
terles Of Winchester, Hanover, Piedmont,
Dist?Ict OF Columbia, and ali the remaining
New School Presby teTian Churches of Mary
land, Virginia, and the District of Column bla.
Rev a. II II. Boyd, of Winchester, was chosen
Moderator
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The Ne10 York StsamerS.-The pursers of the
steamers running between New York and
Richmond, since the late transfers, are rs fol-
lows: .Iohc NJ. Smith, tfamiliarly Jack) of
the Iorktowni James IL. Wocdcock OF the
Jamestown, and V II. Tatum OF the Roanoke
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The 4gricuh 4raE FURY terday was an
other great day at the Fair. The people
poured in incessantly, and the crowd was i'm
mense. We learned that on the previous day
the cash receipts We're &, 700, saying nothing
OF members tickets, upon which, we regret to
state, many persons are smusg!ed in without
paying red cent, though the officers use
every exertion to prevent this species OF fraud.
1t was the opinion of many persons that the
attendance yesterday was even larger and it
must be estimated pretty high up in the III u
SANDS. Families go there and spend the day
in the picnic fashion, dining socially in the
groves, and the charming weather thus far
has rendered the FAIR a fine resort for this
purpCse-improving the health as we'll as
contributing to the public enjoyment.
The premium horses and cattle were axhib-
ited on the track yesterday. Among the horses
that have taken premiums, We noticed J. Mau-
ry Garldnd'S thoroughbred stallion Deuca-
lion, : 100, and X V, Gaines Trojan, $50. The
premium of $50 for the best thoroughbred
mare, years old and upwards was divided
6etween VIM. q. Scott's Pauline and ohm NJ.
Bolts Caroline. OF the roadsters. years old
and upwards, S. w. Ficklins stallion Black
Hawk took the first premium. and w. Ellis
Black Eagle, the second. The premium for the
best roadster mare was awarded to John IL.
Timberltke, for Lady kossuth; for the hest
saddle stallion, to Henry IL BrougGn. for Vir-
ginian, and thesecond premium to q. + Rerke-
ley, for Tom Telegraph. The exhibition of
horses Is thelargest ever made IN Virginia.
The children residing at the Female Orphan
Asylum were on the grounds yesterday en-
lying the scene as much as those more fortu-
nate little ones who have the protection OF pa
rents.
A fine display was made by the omnibuses
of The Spotswood House, with four fiue horses
attached to each. The servants of the estab-
lishment, in white jackets, were also marched
around i'll procession.
The day passed off very pleasantly, and good
order generally prevailed. Indeed, the uni
versal quiet ar present, not only on the
Fair Grounds, but in the city, is remarkable.
We hope that the pleasures of the week may
be Interrupted by nothing OF disagreeabe
nature. Capt. DimmOck's arrangements for
the preservation OF order al the grounds are
In every respect commendabIe.
To-day the trotting is 10 take place. and the
track Will be the grand centre OF attraction.
The trials OF speed commence at 10 o'clock
The Armory Band will continue TO entertain
visitors with their excellent music, and il the
weather proves favorable, it will be one of the
gayest days of the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

DEATH OF ONE OF THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
Andrew Il. Hutchinson,a son of Jesse Hutch
inson. of Milford, n. IL , aud a brother of the
well known Hutchinson singers, di,d at the
Lunatic Hospital, at South Boston, OF chronic
insanity, on Saturday He was fitIy-two years
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

THE BEST MAN WINs.-When two caravans
meet in the interior of Africa, the TWO head
men approach each other, then 20 back a rea.
sopabe distance, lower their heads and butt
The one that goes down has 10 yield the right
of way to the caravan of the one who "doWns'
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

INSTITUTE BURNT.-The Polyglot Female
Institute at Natchez Miss, was destroyed by
fire on the 18th inst. 1t was owned by st.
Mary's Cathedral. The loss is estimated at
5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

MsrhaHicS' IrStitate-The interesting exhi-
ouoa at the Institute continues to attract
large numbers of persons, who seem to derive
much enjoyment from their visits. An adj
dress Will be delivered tonight by Prot j e
Shumate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

Accident.-A gentleman by the name of Reed
met with severe accident at the Fair Grounds
yesterday. He had been driving rapidly around
the track,and in attempting to pass off through
the rear gate too swiftly, the horse shyed and
struck the vehicle against the gate post. Mr.
Reed was thrown out, and had his arm disIo-
Gated at the elbow. Dr. Tatun afforded The
necessary surgical aid
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orECTAL NOTICES.
EN Special notice. :"
1s60. OCTOBER,
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE & co,

SAMUEL NJ. PRICE &c co,
RETAILERS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention OF their friends and the pub
lIc to their pleto assortment Just received, Of
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, In newest sti les. colored and
black.
Real Irsh and French POPIINS.
Velour OF fOMANS and EALENTIAS, in every
variety Plaid. Brocade ana Figured
Medium DIR ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, n superior stock.
FRENCH ard SCOTCH hM MBAOtDERI rs.
REAL LACE, In Gets, COLLARS and HAND
t. RCHi EtS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown IN this city.
VELVET aud CLOTH CLOAKS, of all the new
French patterns.
AUTUMN ULOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
STYLES; Scotch Hoods. and the new Arabs and ar
gentines.
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
F,LANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
had.
PLANTATION G0ODS-HONE uANUFAC-
Va virginia PenItentIary;
FREDERICKSBURG and Lexington FuIled Cloths
tull stock of Lnseys, keTseys and Jeans.
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, and
FEoIlNoS. OF direct importation. &C 2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

Hsnrico Circuit CoH,t.-The regular fall term
OF this Court, Judge John II. Gregory pre-
siaing, commenced yesterday, at the State
Conrt-House. George Dyer, a white man,
was tried for stealing n horse convicted and
sent TO the penitentiary for one year.
Judge Gregory went to work in earnest TO
olspatch me business of the Court, and it will
be advisable for ali parties concerned to be
prompt in attendance.
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hisl,- AHiA.-This disease is prevailing very
Tn. y, :" 0heroAee county, North Carolina.
Fan. .oefSonvilie Presage says:
,aae '' ,s dled in one family, and others of the
counts a. were very low at the last ac.
ths time. Time. Que little girl was playing ahont al ,
sore thr,'a." a. usual, (although she had had a
ca The hsS ior several days, )-she lay down
the he'd and IN few moments fell OFF of
y, a If,,1ae corpse. Another of the same fani-
ylngons . ,oy, ,ooy, died quite as suddenly, while
.JW ana several others are very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

SHOCKING MURDER.-At Dayville, Conn.
on the night of the 18th inst Martin Cuff
while sleeping in the same room with James,
his brother, had his throat cut from ear 10
ear. James woke his wife, and after inform
ing her that some one had cut his brothers
throat, and cursing her for screaming at the
announcement, went out, saying he was going
for help. He was arrested, and upon being
ss-questioned he gave q very unsatisfactory
account OF the affair. lie did not know where
his razor was, or whether the handle was black
or white, and made many confused statements
which served 10 tasten suspicion upon him
self Finally, after a long examination, he
confessed to being the murderer. II appeared
that he had oce dispute with Martin on the
previous day, and III the night be got up, and
forcing Martins head over The side of the bed ,
deliberately cnt his throat with razor, tha
blood falling in a pool upon the floor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

DIR. Nina Haistead, an American, died At
Antigua, 0aaternaia, on the sth ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

dell H. horEL.-A hotel, called the Lin
sad To ha Just completed In 81. Louis. is
frvt him an lle largest in the world. IL is li2
caa 49, 1z1 feet long, and 272 feet wide. IL
1osrdsr dullooate 200 persons, and IL a
nav aad lofty corridors before breassas, 'he me
goiGg ox.s one and a quarter miles without
uarble ~ a. she same floor twice. Besides ,he
~ iumbar1 b1hilhg aud other tagging, 300, 900 feet
"jI r.ontua naA been used In its flooring, and il
.asm, II CO.. eu,Vg0 yards of carpet 10 cover
'sa at miiIlon, ''' s'o""e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

EA RhPnmatIsm RhPumatisnii.
RhEUAATISM CURED B1
- HAMtTON'S TINCTURE!
RHEU ATlSN-Cap am Cauot.
RHEUMAI 1 lSM--in nfl Immatory, James Smyth.
RHkt ii 10 years, f. Donnelly.
RHEG VI a I iSM-had II III ears, Step ph1n Ia Tor.
hiE Y MA is M y ad IL ii years, A Kitchen.
RhkUNATiSM-Ra il wears. Robert (Iault
Hki MATES NJ Had i rs years, +. Bogwell,
.r YOU HAVE A COUGH,
TAKE HAAlPFON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSlA. .
TAKE HAMPrON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS.
TAKE HAMFrON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTON $ TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE HEADACHE,
TAKE HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE.
EA- Call ans, get pam pkiets and see cures.
Soid by L PURCELi., LaDD & CO., HICnMuud,
by DE. COOKE, + tredsTcksburg: 10y all the Drug
EIets in Petersburg: by MORFiMtR i NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and shop
keepers everywhere, al per bottle; SIX bottles,
2a. oc6-d Eowts
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49, DIR WALTHALL, tHomeopatbist
SN--a has removed his residence 10 BToad
street, next door below the new Methodist
Church.
EA-ofce on Ross street, fourth door from Rich
mond House. 23 j. In
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wALsH's euN AND rls.


S o,ys to- plsr5lI r6kPoFi oFFisu,yesr
TACKLE. SPORTING APPARATUS, ~
WALKING CANES. &c
JAS. WALSH. Manufacturer and lmporter of
RIFLES. .GUNS,plsro roLs, &c, invites The at,sn-
tioa OF merchants and sportsnen To his xtens,vs
aud we'll i-selected assortment of goods of every
description IN the Gunnery hne. which he wlil sell
at tAe lowest possih'e prices and on the NEST
eotnmedalns terms Colts eelebraed FIVE
SHOOTER. and every description OF Fire. rnl,,
ke2t eonstsntly on hand. Also, AMMUNITION.
PERCUSSION CAPS, Ae
. tie mas IA store. also. q choice assortment es
CANES,of various syles and caloFs
ne VIII repair all kinds of Fare. Arms mostly.
auie xiy and substantially, mount Canes. rett >nd
repair Door and rsGnk Locks AZ Ieasanabl' prtsss.
Call at his store, No. % Mas street kieeuDad,
Va. JAMES WALSH
90 32-iw Maker and Importer Of Gans a..
the ttiN o. akt44R-
IFsa.sN MoND being about to Ms .ss..s
81 1A0k9 steam Fire Ensines Laee "a
.S V7y haad TaREt AAND fIRE
ENGINES, which Will he 50 Ia on rgasenab4a
terms. Apply 90 tho Prinelpal Ensinees
90 x2-ts LEWiS l.. BARNES
0LD wHtakEY-Q Of superior saalisy, Gold
rs D, y. DAVENPORT.
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ArAlI Medicines should be Prepared By

~ All Medicines shouId be Prepared By
A. REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DIR. J. s. ROSE : CGUGH SYRUP, for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and that lion OF
diseases, Consumption. Price so cts. and 81
d. J, 5. EOSE'S BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases Ofthe Kidneys and Bladder THIS prepa-
ration Is positive cure. Pnce 50 cts.
DR. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma-
tlsm. Ch0iic, Cramps, Pains III the Stomach or
Bowels, Pans in the Back or Limbs. Price, Il, IS
and 50 cts.
DE-. J. 8. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD URlFlER, for the curs OF Scroflla, old
Eruptl0us, Chronic Diseases. JulcsIs. Sores
Swelied Neck, Blies, and ali dIseasea arising from
an Impure state of the blood. Price 81.
Sold bY Druggists, and By
WARREN L. WARTNG,
ia 2l-ly IG7 Broad st, Agent for nchrnond
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MUSIC TEACHIsG.

W. MR. r. NiCHDLLS CRODCH-
se1ETHE COM POSER. LECTURER AND
>G~ SINGING MASTER, from England.
Author of - Kathleen Mavonrneen" and s,0C0
Songs-late Musical I'd tor OF Uodey's Lady's
Book
Respectfully announces 70 the musical commn- =
rity of 6ichusond that he will devote few hours
daily to pupils, tending 10 form their voices on
the European schools.
Terms and Circulars TO be had at the Music
stores 90 9-lms
Nv MUSICAL ACCOnPLISHNENTS
t4S Prof. G. y. DECENiEL is now ready. and
>xS- offers his professional services u such
may lie anxious to obtain n complete and thorough
course ot Muscal Instruction, as pursued by all
Gol.egiate pr9sessors n Eproge. on the h RP,
PLANO. GUITAR, ORGAN. SINGING. and in
the ScIEN r and ART OF TEACHING MUSIC.
For Card of TerTs Testimonials, &c, Apply TO
PaoF. DECGNIEL, at Nj rs p. Maso's,
oc .6 2wa 6ih st bot CLAY and Leigh
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Fdt,hsd Raess.-Yesterday the race at Fair
neid was for the Proprietor's Purse OF $500.
"o mile heats, for which Delphiue John H.
irona and Gov. Wickline were entered, the
latter OF whom however, did not start The
race was an exceedingly interesting one, and
the last heat unusually fast. Deiphine won
In two heats. We append a summary:
heats ' -'' o '''e
o. t. Hare's b. m. Delphine. years old, by Red
Eve Dam by imp. Non Plus .-............ IL
JoEh BE icher D. z. John j.. 5years old, by
,ChilGe Harold, dam by Glencoe e......... 80
MAJOR Ihos Dasweli's gr. IN Irona. S Years
Old by Register, dam Black Sal by Prince
George. .....--... .......,. %
ID. Nc cDaniel's ch. h. Gov Wickliffe 6 wears
old, By Glecoe. dam Motto. ............ I'd f.
Time-3:i6;4-3 -3:l2ts.
lNoTE-ln the notice of Wednesdays race
Eugene was improperly placed. He was the
con tending horse ia the first and second heats.
ana won The third and fourth, thus running
eight miles under drive.
Today there are three races advertised-a
sweeps take. the Jockey Club Purse, three mile
meats, IN which the invincible Planet and his
half brother, Oysterman, are to contend. and
me great $4,000 match between Excnea uec
and Leisure. If all the entries start rare
day of sport may be enjoyed.
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REAL ESTATE FOR BALE,

e., SMALL FARM FOR sAI,E.-Intend-
E3::s Ing to remove from where now reside. 80
t~I VIII cH-r Tor sale, privately, my little E{&
FARM, on the Brooke Turneike, 3lz miles
hghIy improved land. This place admirably
situated for MarFet Garden, having at THIS tine
q good many FRUIf TREES in full nesriuy
The neig ghborhuod very good, and In yery .ort
distance of two churches. The tsu,idinss a. IA.
Sufficient lor the place, having YER good
DIV EhLlNG.HO,, Sh with seven or eight gpo.ns,
with KITCHEN. BARN, STABLES. a.. hCsjIsV
q BLACkSMl THIS SHOP and SMITH HOUSE.
with good run ot custom to the shop, md two
Wells and Spring of good water on the place. ff
not tdsposed of b, the 3lst of the present ut
which due notice will be given, Will on ttsL day
sell 1t at pnhlc auction, 10 the hish est hld,'F- w '
all NV FARMING IMPLEM I'm Is crops oi' t'-t.,
Fodder, Shueks, and Straw; also, all the grow
ing crops Of Vegetables. HORSE: WAGON Lut
KITCHEN FURNlTURt. Persons disposed to
purchase, will please call on me, on the place, or
to Mr.. J. W. BEvRIDGE, Richmond. Va.
oc 9-law4w X. u. WALTON.
<ae LAsD AND SLAVES IN THE
SA COUNTY OF AMELIA. FOR SALE PRl-
~&-VATELT The devlsees of John H. steger,
decd, offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
Or LAND, lylnE on the Appomattox river, in the
county Of Amelia, hive miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and DanvIe Railroad, contain
ing, by estimatIOn 900 acres. The land is adml-
rably adapted TO the production of Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco, and the tract is REGARDED As one of
vided into two tracts, The neight0rhood IS most
excellent Possession will be delivered at once;
the devlsees TeseTvIng the right TO cultivate and
gather the growing crops II satisfactory aTTalse
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser OF the land, lt he desires
them for his own use, also pu rchase a lars o
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
nfd Sb or 5SN + arb dhaa De E.
pot, Amelia; or to X. w. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot, Amelia. au ~ If
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EA-fsew and initial
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
MS friends and the public generally that ne is now
receiving large and ueautitu stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care and at prices that w II
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
Ny stock consists
LADIES' DR. ESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest designs.
In cents wear, d splendid assortment of
CLOTHS, CASStMEkES,
VELVET Al ID SILK VESTfNGS,
NECK TIES, MERiN0 SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, &c
Also. large and attractive stock of n EhVY
GOODS, OF egeIy grade. for negro clothing.
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in q first
class Dry Goods House.
Gail and examine Tor yourselves. -
JOHN l.. SNITHFR,
se 24-2m No. - Main street.
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4 Rr,srs' AND PAINrERs' SUPPLY

a ARTiSTs' AND PAINTERS suPPLY
II STORE.-Mr. A. LYBROCk date OF the firm
of w sattler Col desires To inform hls frie nds
and the pubpe generally, that he has opened the
New Store, No. 23 Main street, under the Snots~
gg6od Hotel; for the sale Of PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS, VARNISHFS, GLUE, and ali materials
utactureTs, &c, '
=, Also. Artists Materials, Engrayings, Picture
Frames. Gilt hnuldings, and everYthing reoWisite
iof Aftists, amateurs. Architects, Eng neers and
Draughtsmen seneTally.
Teachers and Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock of PriEIs foF Drawing Models
ana oIeeian Psintlng, which will be supplied az
the lowest and most favorable rates. The patfon-
age eol the public rs respectfully solicited.
pow Eks' GLXGEkiN bALM-An eject
ual cure and preventive AGAINST ehapplng or
any roughness of tina skin oecasioned nv ehahng,or
exposure to heat or cold iis baimy effects is such
that readers the skin peculiarly SOFT and may he
applied with ADVANTAGE To the most delicate IN
FAINT. This preparation combines the healing and
the protective properties OF Giyeerin, with those
of other eiand and balssmIe agents, which ssrys
10 restore primitive deioaey. After washiux and
dIyieg the sk,n, apply the Balm with the hand aud
allow It 70 dry on the surface. For any rrltatiou
Pfodseea b. shayins, and 70, shapging Of the skip,
srsssfsl, Ne, "a, Coz MkYN ASn uyn STs,f Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-26

81 Jan II hfAGEs. tAAktAtsES.-.
s5I-etE9 The subscriber has on hana, at his Coach
S<---1e- Makink Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley, between Main sgd Cary, tls,a ana lsth sts.,D
TEES, BARouCHEs, BuGGIEs, with end with
out tops. and ST l4kl e.S-an of his own make, Of
wll be sold es low as good work of the Kind can 10
In the city of Rlohnond, and / respectfully ASA .
oah from those IN want of any article IN the Car
rage line, as am determine cd to maks TO order and
70 sell at the lowest prces possible snd ali work
sold that Is new, warranted.
fe 3&-dsm MICAJAH MANGUM.