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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

Mr.. Phineas Uphain, one OF the "solid men
Of Boston" died III Ihat cIty on FRIDAY. lie
aad been engaged lii mercantile pursuits there
tur forty Years.
The office at ShadweIl Albemarle CO., Va,
is GIscon linued. "A Hampstead, kIug George
60, Va, Richard II. ) uart Is appointed post
master, wee 4. l.. Jones, resigned.
The soldiers of the old Imperial army resid-
ing at Caam UeFy, about eighty IL mber, are
ARRIVAL there.
Ell Tnayer. of Mass, is defeated for the
nomination 10 Congress, aud q. L. Bailey, OF
Fitchbnrg, placed Iii his stead
The New Haven, o., suspender factory was
destroy ed by hIe the i inst. Loss $50 900.
Il New York letter TO the Buffalo CONNER
ciaE sayk The lady no was The leading ac-
;ress Tue hey tragedy Is again Il mother"
Prentice thinks q good mint-juiep is the
)Iily sort OF green Ho|" mat should be toie-
rated.
The receipts Of grain at Toronto on Tuesday
amounted - $1,000 bushels, the largest daJ :
receipts OF the season.
General Lane is row on visit TO his broth
er, IL Indiana. 1t Is ramOrtd that ne VI III
WISH Georgia, on Invitation, early IN bctooer
The season at The Philadelphia Academy OF
husic opened on Wednesday, evening with
Somnambula, with patti as Amina.
The receipts into the u. ). Treasury last
week amounted 10 81, IA, 900, OF @@3H,UCU more
tAan the previous Week.
IRISH papers of recent date speak iaYoraby
o. the harvest prospects lii Ireland.
Herschei V. johnson is announced to be in
CINCINNATI en- The LIST OF October.
There were 1852 births and l,i97 deaths in
Philadelphia during the mouth Of July.
john Shaker, an old citizen OF Alexandria,
Va, died on tEe 2Uth INST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

90. ms wei known establishment, situated at the
liner 81 Main and llth stree is, having under
ia , thoFough repair from cellar to garrett. will
~ "pehea oy the subscribers, for the aecommo-
i, ' h vi me public, on MONDAY the oath inst
ana - efelpeA an addition of sixteen new rroms
-, '"T lhltnro throug bout the house IN entirejy
puble IN Ecu uo1seIineIs pledge themselves TO the
M, yeu a. tss market will ALLOW Their beds are If
tne newest fashion Their bed rooms &c a. . %.
s&eeilea by any others in comfort. and viii AZ
WAYS DO Kept IN the neatesr ordar 'rha,r' -. ~ ~
wants are ORDERLY and attentive Thar nai eei
stocked with the best w INES. Thar Ia g,n n 10
ways afori LIQ UORS of every VARIETY ana ~ al. al.
best qnality ana they will take care thai Thar
bic shall not he gurpassed eii w
Inc AMERICAN IS situated in the very centre
Of business. The Capitol is not more than I've
hundred yards OF; the Bank of Virginia ana the
pafmeH Bank ADJOINING. while the Exchange
pthk IL lnst across the street Ii is convenient 10
me Canal and all the Railroads, To which OMsI-
~ .Es oil superior class will be kept CONSISTENTLY
p pnd * The situatlon Is healthy, commodious
,ns snh. III pure with 50 much 10 recommend IT,
esn oscfpefs f'el confident that they will re
eeiye, as theJ intend to deserve n largo share of
p"e'"hase' IL CARRlN6T0k& co,
I T. c,p.,.,.r Pr0prietorg,
tereburg, Va "'''A '''Pel' re
IL Is, AYREs, jooch h.n,, eonu,s va rs Itz.s4s.st
sc z2-daaw&cwlm 81, w. ~
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Ship-Builiing in America.

On Saturday there was launched from the
yard Of = New York sbip-builder the first
steamer that has been constructed fer Brazil
fl that port, and there are twO others on the
e'osks for ihe same destination. Hitherto. it
IS said. The Brazilian Government has had all
its steamers constructed in England, where
upwards OF two hundred river and coasting
Efeamers have been built. The superiority If
Al erIcau p-builders has been recognized BY
many foreign PoweTs-Russia, Austria Tur-
key. Spain, and the South American Govern
meats, have avaiIed themselves of American
mechanical skill. A New York journal states
hat two Of the largest ship-builders Of that
city. DONALD MCKAY, who oustruct ted the
Great Republic, the iarges, sailing vessel that
has ever been launched, and VIM. Ii. WERB
rae 'rchi;ect CT The fae Russia frigate. the
teleraI Admiral, went cut in the Persia for
ne purpose OF concluding some large foreign
contracts, and II Is deemed not improbable
bat inducements will be held out 10 them TO
six their residence abroad.
Il Is matter OF great national pride and
Iongratulation thai in the important art OF
Thip-building and in the navigation OF ships
zhe United States should surpass all other ma
tloIs in the world. There is no work ofman's
head as beautiful us q fine snip, and when seen
eweiIs OF the ocean, no architectural achieve
naent Of human genius can approach its
blended gracefulness and sublrity In
strength, symmetry and beauty OF outline. the
American ship builders take the lead IL is
said there has not been Il single improvement
4 any consequence eHec ted in ship -hui!dinr
1or The last quarter OF a century that cannot
&c directly traced to This country The honor
OF leading the way in beautiful models and in
clipper vessels, belongs, we believe, 10 the CITY
Of Baltimore. The speed of Baltimore elm
pers has icCg since passed into a proyerb and
any nautical man who visits the Wharyes Of
Our own or any other seaboard town will
lave no more difficulty in picking out a Bal.
gimore craft from a crowd OF marine vessels
than a Judge Of horseflesh would in spiectinr
the pre- geny OF Red Eye from q crowd ct
roadside hacks. STEERS, whose inventive ge-
Mus achieved such triumphs i'll ship. bnndin r
vas native Of The District of Columbia
What is equally indisputable is that our
country men, the best ship-builders in the
world, have also the greatest aptitude for
maritime life. 1t is no idle boast but a fact
proved by the experience of half & century
that Americans are even better sailors than
Englishmen, and that they keep their ships in
Il more ship-shape, as well as attractive and
eleanly condition. These advantages Will
give us eventually the monopoly of the ship
o0iidlag and Of the Commerce OF the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
The Perry Statue at Cleveland.


Such grand celebration of Il glorious event
over such very small affair as than
dedicated at Cleveland on the 10th of Septem
tory OF celebrations. The magnificent noto-
Tiety which was given TO this occasion, would
warrant the idea that memorial as great AS
that of Lord NELSON was, on hat auspicious
day, 10 be unveiled TO an admiring world
Ins lead Of that, miniature concern. twenty
i've feet from The base of the pedes tai to the
Eop OF The monument, and costing only ten
thousand dollars, is the extent of the males tic
tribute to one OF the greatest heroes Of this or
any other age; tribute which has Fl lied whole
p'0aosiaes oi the newspapers, drawn vast
muititudes of people TO Cleveland. fncluainy
the survivors of the battle the rnambsrs Of IN,
PERRY family, the Governor of the State and
military by the wholesale. Viewed g.,
cisi operation, the PERRY monument nm,
have cleared the city OF Cleveland. from ~.
thirty thousand visitors, at least one hurarad
thousand dollars, which is about as profitable
an investment az could be desired
venerable Yankee sea captain who onc.
sisi'ed The city of Richmond, and examined
Tue SNIP works ia this city, exp Tessed his sur-
prise that so little had been said Of works
winch, la ms opinion, for selidity and finish
had few equals ia the world ana rsroorl,os
that If they had been built in his nsrtof III
country, the newspapers and public at taroa
would have raised an hurrah over them MI
would have been heard from one end ~ IN,
land TO tue other. The Washington Mona
1nent Ia our Capitol Square, which COS. ahon,
half million, aAd Is not finished yet, never
caused such al excitement as the little con.
ceIn Just sreced in Cleveland. There is
wealth enough In Cleveland TO patup a monu-
ment costing Ten times the amount OF The
pretty little toy which has jus tbsen dedica ted
To the memory Of him who saved the whole
Eortnwest from The hauds Of the british ard
Indians, and turned back the tide of British
victories, when Lii then had clothed ayery
ifdF American beart IN sackcIoth and ashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

schr. VIM s Triplett, pritchett, Charleston,
schr.. ii. NJ. freeman. Nicke.son, Portland,
syrup, l. & 6. y. davenport.
Sc6r. o.esa. Taylor, Williamsburg wheat J..
Senf. Jenny Hunter. Sawyer, North Carolina,
lumber, wornble Claiborne.
Schr. Josiah Achorn, MerriiI, Rochland, lime
schr. Roush and Ready, -. Eastern Shore
~rar Gaeticose. smith, York River, grain, f.
'''''' SAILED. ,
Steamship J Jamestown. skinner, New \ OK, ndze.
ard passengers Lud am Watson
Steamer Belvide Q. kfene Baltimore, mdze and
pessensers, D. Il "; Currle. am, W
Schr. TTadewIad, Baxter. Savannah, coat '"
Schr Lucy White, Arey, Providence, mill feed
Schr Wm. Speafe. Jones, Baltimore, mdEe., W.
D. Coqut 4 Co. -.
Schr. WIN. Severe. Brooks. Baltimore; light.
$chr Ellen Go,dsboroush. Todd, Baltimore
Schr. r C. johnson, Lockwood, n. York, mdse.,
D w. Currle.
shin Peprervill. waldo Hi, for ondon, 7C5
hhds.. 496 three quarter hhds. and rs pkgs manu-
featured tohaoeoi, % chSs Palmer ,,.s.., with
Bremen shlp Elena, kuhlmann, master with
Sc hhds tobacco aRd stems, for B,emen, b.
SchseI, Kohier n Co.
Nuw YORK. Sept 2O.-Ar'd, schr White Cloud,
IIvERpooL. Sept 6-Crd. ships VIM. Edward,
Hampton Roads; Pioneer. Childs. Richmond
PORTLAND, Sept. l6.-Arrved, schr. shsckes,
Norfolk.
Ps, vIDEYcF, Sept. IS--Arrivei, pohrs VIM. E.
ttevauson, Natch4rrIE. Va ;Sherwo ID. Hampton
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.-Cieared, schrs. john H..
Travers, Richmond Arkansas, Pete s5urs; 6 mr..
Geo. Peabody, Hchlnond.
NORFOLK, Sept. 2).-Arr'd, sch7s. NJ. Y Hern,
Richmond; Extra, 90. cleared, bark Samson,
tIeauu.
BY TELEGRAPH.l
HAMPTON RoAps, Sept. 2l.-Arrived, ships Pam
Their, % DAYS from Calico; Taljsmau. 81 da FROM
do ; park Greenland, lis uass from do
NORFOLK, Sept 2l.-Bark Sldon, hence for west
Indies, with lumber, has put back leaking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
- poIGi.As NArIoNaL U.Mu.

~y,xSs DOUGLAS SAEIONaL DEMU-
te~~4 GRACY-W NJ. GRAZ OF n, ts. Wa.
GRAY OF M--rhe name of VIM. Gray Al . sars
the lis, of me VISIIanoe Committee Of the Dou--
pts National Democracy IL h0Hroe Ward, over
the signature Of y n, n. SturdIVsnJ, President
= n l3 this " Ia gray: he is Il gentleman, a
merchant of long staHulnE; is as well and lavora-
bly known IN this y as any other by that name;
he has political rights. and IS abe To de Tend tusu;
IS now. and VIII be the day 0t election. the po-
lItll al Trend OF Messrs. Doug las and Johns n.
Anpt her Nni. tray GENES 10 IN the wspa pers.
Who Is he; The word calls him " III. tray OF NJ,
bat whu IL really VIM. cray Of r., IN Madison
EGvd. IN the tobacco trace"
n hsch OF these Two gentlemen can exerc!ze the
most influence, the staunch supporter ot bFe h
InTiG, &c. or the one who supports the rlgHE.r
Of hlr. Douglas We shall see.
Sc 42-1t~ MONROE WARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

= THgArKR II ina bill presented at The Thea
tire tonight. is very attractive and varied In
it's character The romantic dranan OF The
Vampires Bride is the flrst piece of the even
ing. ard is to be followed by a ballet divertise-
,nent by Mile Caroline Theleur and NJ
Weithof, who are really the finest dancers we
have had for many year. There is some
good singing set down, and the funny farce OF
the Whites and Browns will conclude the per-
formances. There are few places at which an
evening can be spent as delightfully."- and COM
iortably rs at the Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
l ARGE SUPPLIES or POPULAR
IL SCHOOL BOOKS

II SCHOOL BOOKS
Just received by
A. NORRIS, No. 81 Main street.
In view al the Annual Commencement of the
various Schools and Educational Institutions in
Richmond and ITS vicinity, have made ample
preparations Tor the furnishing OF such SCHOOL
and COLLEGE, L + Xr BOOKS as are ilkely 10 DO
called Tor, among which will bs found the follow
ing:
SPOILERS. -Webster's Elementary, McGufis's,
tmerson's, New York, Southern. Swan1's.
Sargeants, COmly's Htzen's speler and De
- inner. Towns, Union, Parker &atsons. Nc
REA DEhS -Goodnch's Scenes, McGutne,s, New
towns, Wilson's, Parker n a'soa's, Low
e'PR, sanders. Emerson $. Re. &c.
ENGLISH GkAMN AIRS Buffers Smiths Muir
rays, Clark's. Pinueo's, kIrkham's, Buttons,
Browns. Harris, Fowler's Bal ey's: hurfay's
ExsIores. Greene's Analysis, &C., &c
CIOzet's. Dawes, GreenleaTs. Columns, Da-
b,il's Fowlsr's Smiley spar Ike $. Thomsoa's,
Oney's Stoddard's, Loomls, Ray $, &C, &c.
Also, KEYS 10 all the above as far as have
been published
ALGkBRAs- By Smith, Davies, Bailey. Greene,
Coiburn. Bridge, Totten. Also. Cosrtney's
Calculus; PlaS far'sS Simson's kuedd; Dom s.
Geometcy aud Trigoncmetry I; all Of Davie,'
Matne R1atlcal Series; Smiths Bio (: 6umm g re
a Gillespie on Surveying; Church's Calculus
GEoGsAPaY--M itohelps, olney's. Smiths.
Monteiths. CornelPs. Morse's. warren 5,
Mitchell's Ancient Schmitz's Ancient. Longs
Classical Atlas. ParieS's Geoxraphs. ke..Se.
ALS0-A general assortment of LATIN G.tEK
FRENCH, SPANISH and ITALIAN BOOKS,
MUSIC be,kS tor tAe Piano aud Guitar; also,
sHt ET MUSIC. and all the requisites for
the sctooi-hoom. SO 2i-iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
LETTER LIST.

I IsTOFLETTERS-Rem n tho RICH
- MOND POST OFFICE, on the Dist day of
September. 1860.
nn- Published by authority of Act of Congress, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed. $50
e. Persons calling for letters in this List, viii
please say they are ADVERTISER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

BLACK IT Lk NUHtS-I FLUU NLEc.
A splendid assortment Of the above ri III ana
BEAUTIFUL GOODS in Plain and Chintz BRO.
cede hgures, IN choice cnlors. They are otered at
S2s and $50, which IS greatly below their value
ariy application should he made rs he supply Is
limited tse 81 2xl WATKl Ms " FlckLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

= 49, RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
49, PAM Books of Subscription for the
STOCK Of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
IAN not already subscribed for Will, THIS DAY
store OF Jas. Woodhouse Il Co, and 81 the Office
OF J. a. Lancaster II Son.
ny order OF the Board Of Directors
an jos. JACKSON, IR, Pres't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

WILL lam S. MOORE Il Co,

WILLIAM S. MOORE Il CO.,
3J7 BROAD STBEBT,
Have now opened their FALL i0CK: emb'arlns
all the latest sly les IN HATS, CAPS, FL rs 10 :.
to they call the at,t ntion OF theiE f!eda and
the pub is.
Merchants would do well TO examine our sioes
before purchasing else where a, We viii ole ever!
induce mAnt TO yiease Our stooA ui SefFtul'
Hats cannot Ire bcat IL TINS market, SIS iesafa'
quality or price
DRESS HATS made 10 order in any desusj
sty Ia or shape.
Ghqnkful Tor the patronage 81 literally bestowed
during the past season, they solicit and hove lpf
continuance Of the same. 4 call EesPeeila 20
hoited, WILLIAM ). MUUhE'
NJ. J. LEONARD,
aT B-uad stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

RAILROAD Nokk.-Ihe work OF opening
The first tunnel On the Marietta and Cincin-
aau Railroad, about ten miles from Parkers-
.urg, Va, was commenced on the lUih inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

EARLY FgosIs.-Ltght frosls were seen in
Caes ter field and Darlington Districts, :. g., as
ear AS the l2th Instant, which is almost, II
aot wholly, uupTeceden led.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

DIRRCT lMPoRrATIoN.--The Charleston
Courier chronicles The arrival OF The snip Ma
aida, Capt. Gushing, from i.'Vei p'oi, WIN
.l.rga and assorted c,,tx1 at merchandise con-
signed TO Charles ton merchants principally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

PRoFiTABLE.--The Agricultural Society of
s.. Louis reanZed on Monday last the hand
some sum OF SiO,552 from the sale OF refresh
meat booth at their approaching Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

DouaLAs MEETING fhe Douglas wing OF
the Democratic party are TO be addressed to-
night at the African Church, by DANIEL H.
HooE, Esq OF Montgomery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

EAFall, 1900.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
THOS. z. PRICE n co. are receiving. hy ev
cry arrival, their arge and extensive stock of
SfAPLk ami FANCY DRY GOODS, to which he
attention uf the public II called
In every description Of ELEGANT D s )
GOODS they will exhibit all the novelties as they
come ont, in
Rich PLAIN and FANCY SILKS;
Heavy CORDED ard OTTOMAN SILKS;
MOURNING SILKS. tereat variety >
VELOUR OTTOMAN PoPLAINS;
Real IRISH POPt AINSj
Freeob CAS- M6RF5 and ntLALNEs;
Scotch aud American DEtAINkS;
MkrINbS ing POPLA!NS, 4 c., &c.
NANT. Z DEPARTbiENT
Velvet. cloth, and olher material. ia every
sbape- ZOUAVE, ARAB OPEhA, c.. of latest
Paris fashion ard cut; every pattern of which
theY are making up II their Coax Room Iliy, and
eau deliver upon n few hOuts notice. 90 81 Wv
- Goods to Order hy Tea,ure.
If YOU want a cashmere Suit. or even Coat Pants
or Vest, go 10 HUt.i1S, ana he vii make them to
order toryou il FIT OK NO SALE. The .ash-
ions are folowed up closely, and he introduces all
OF me NOV ELIlES. HIS prices are de rate
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
lR"ING HULL. Agent,
q Main corner 18th street,
Sc N-2w Next 10 Falro's xchanga Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
- poUaLAh ANn IoHr>nN-

esSl DoCG LAS AND JoH<SuN.-
- DAN l. Il. HOGE, ksq., # llontgomery.
our Eieetor Tor that iIstrct, and a Delegate Ii
the late National Democratic Conv antion, will al
dress the National Dem ratio Party OF Rlchm0rd
TO NIGHP, saturday, o. IT, at the AFRICAN
CHURCH. al O'clock. The citizens geneTaly
are invited To attend.
STCRDIEANT, Pres't
JNa. K. MARTIN Sat-
J. i. POWELL, eco Sc 2e-h-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

X <~sx@~s UNION PRAYER aEETsSG.-.
- A CnloR Prayer Meeting of all denomi-
nations VIII be held every AFTERNOON this
CHRISTIAN Association, IN the Lecture room of the
BROAD STREET METHODIST Z II X c II ,
from to E CLOCK. The citizens generally are
invited TO attend, as well as all strangers visit
Ing the city. au 4-Im
~ ~xs>> Il. u. BARBER, PROF ESSOR OF
80 MUSIC, will return to Richmond, about
INC A2lh OF september, Sc 7-3taWts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

42-rc>s SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
So The Rev. WILLIAM Nj. YOUNG. nf
Williamsburg, Va. will preach at the sFCONU
BAPTIST CHURCH, TO MORROW NORM
ING, AT II o clock, and at NIGH /, a. { clock.
sc p IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
Is TAG CORN TgADEI

I. Ax-~S THE VVkN TkADE.-In answer
S>--A-a 10 numerous inquiries from old and new
county and citJ patrons, DR.. SGRULTZ be s to
state he 70 again IN the city, only for Il limited
llme, ready To meet the many applications Those
suffering from COINS, BUNl0NS, NAILS, and
all such Inlserah excresce ces that render lile
unhappy, should, 10 avoid disappointment, apply
early. Chloe Wall Street Hotel. wall street
&A- Ladies and invalid gentlemen. as usual at
tended AT their residences, If desired. Sc 2I-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

X 49, DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-YoY.
@s>AA WM SMITH Will address the Demo
crGcs, II Metropolitan Hall. IO-NIGHT. at S
o clock The cat Zeus are invited Ia tesr aim.
Il. ". GLAZEBRUOK, Fres't
JAMES Dove, }U,,
EsNRY u. CANNON, 0"U - sc 22-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

RA The latest Pans, Lou.on and New York
iasu -uus be seen only at hlTa. 3EES' new
bRkSS, CLOAK AND MANIILLA tMPp-
kIL NJ 2G9 marn ST., between 9th and itth. LaII,s
aIsliEs ~ secure easy ana graceful htt!ua
Dress, Basque, or Mantle, made up IN Tue latest
s.v. ANA reasonable te MIS- sh aid call "a
HE'S, 2U9 Main street. SalI1iac;iOl alwa3 guar
autaen sc y 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
.EALI. TRADE, 800.
WI All JAMES WO0BHOUSE h co, ~
Rnns IIfsys St1tJo~sys rrJ Dealers tA
PIANO FORTES, GUITARS, NlOLlNe'
MUSIC, &C,

TIL
Beg leave u call the attention OF the puh'PP ~
their stock of bUOn5, hich, already one OF 'L'
largest IN the State IN their line of business lo'&
are now increasing by fresh supplies, Thice vi
make II complete IN evers department, 2ld We
worthy the attention OF buyers. 49,.
Thew especially invite an examination from tas
country merchants, confidently OF lev' az thNUv
are able 10 supply their wants to their eatlfe 'a'
f4ctlon- a
They can furnish from their Book Bribery ssII
MRuuf4ctoTy, every descrIytInn of BL Ma S''
Memoir ANDGN BOOKS, and az low prices q,
Their Ware Rooms are constantly supplied W.
large assortment of PLANO FORTE. 81 ",
yery best manu- acture. which they are WHITES "
sell on reasonable terms 20, -
niders are respect. ulls sohci'sd, ard Ni' -
promptly ard faithfully attended 20. 49, ~
+ S.-They have recently putllshed ntH -
by an able and d'stlBguisheG c tlzen 81 '"t'"
THE LIST PRiNCiFLE.' ,.s
addressed especially u the younS meh % il,
South, but which has been ftvCrahy rect'''" v
the reading public everywhere. 1870 t,s,x,
Amidst the sans itlon novels and ifrth' , . .,
tuIe Of the lneteeuth century, IS fei es.,f ,bs
issuing from the press, on eltn'r s'"eHs
Atlantic, a work so full of bold ant 49,. .r,s
thought; y at especially 80. when sgch SIS,
comes from VirsInian. an d Is IN F'Is!ui' Ia.
published To the word. Such s ne 70.
cipe by Barharossa. -ktchEioH1 E1a"''''.
SO % 81 i2dpl
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@A A CokRECTIoN.-We are requested to cor
Ttcj The error made IN our advertisement. with I5
s8Id 70 me closing Of Mr.. POWELL school. The
sess.o vii! close on tie last day of JHat-not Of
iuH. 1861.
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n harteli Brandy and Genuine havana
Clun RS! Just received, pa aGdi tInnal uRply -
fRrs cid imported MARgELL BRhNDf ant
geagtns HAVANA CIGARS, which we oher
McKEFvs r & BROKEN.
Wine, Liqu1r, aud Havana Cigar tore,
No 4 EXCHANGE Hotel Building. feafls'
EA- German AnzeIger copy. se2A-.
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In Manchester. on Thu rsday. the 10Th inst, DR..
SAMUEL A pATrtSUN, aged 81 years
His prufete on has lost an ornaments hla onnl-
,.pnity a liberal con trlbutor to It's general veal,
arI h g family = member whose exalted domestic
virtues we re conspicuous among many noble quail
ties helor ging to character Illustrated nv extra
ordiusty features of gor, excellence and worth.
His friends and aoau alutshces are invited - at
70 nd his funernl, at the Methodist church IN Man
chester, on tina tSatafdas marntnR, 22d sept.
1890, at II O'Clock, without further notice.
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III WHAT WE SAY We sel thu cheap
Is Fest Goods and best IN quality. Whist some
49, competitors say You better pay Us more,
Esas1 Schtap good could be tsr te. Whaits.
from morning soon till night. WHAT the Psops
say We like 70 trade ~ Schaap's. because be sss
goods right New Goods are daily arrly,g;,
making one of the neatest assoJtmen,s in CANA.
Glassware and House FURNISHING Goods ever
offered; Table Cutler Silver Plltad. A.ost,
Britannia and Eiook Tin Ware: Wooden aud
Willow Ware. Also, ah erdess variety OF Fancy
Goods and Tots,at STHNaPS F0.'S.
Corner OF Bro d and 81 sr.