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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-13


In many respects the Circus now In this
city 10 superior 10 any that was ever exhibited
within ito limite. II 10 remarkable for the
neatness and appropriateness Of dresses and
the order and decency of it, performances
II 10 also remarkable for the variety of the en-.
tertainments. some Of which ara not only
wonderful, but elegant. Mile ZorARA 10 de-
cidedly the most graceful and accomplished
female equestrian we have seen. and Sig Sc
BAsrIAN lie hardly equalled as bold and dash
ing rider. The feats of the brothers HANLoN
exceed any In their line ever exhibited mere
All the performers are SUPERIOR the horses
are beautiful and wonderfully well trained,
and the entire exhibition is worthy OF all ad-
miration We acknowledge weakness for the
Circus We have always taken deep interest
in the riding, the hoops. the garters. the leaps.
the stilt.vaulttng, the tumbliug, the acrobats
the somersaulrs of the ring. But in our day
there has been as great improvement in the
Circus as In anything else. What we saw yes
terday was as far ahead Of what we admired so
much in boyhood as Is the locomotive ahead of
the old stage coach. Alas Messrs. WEST &
Brown, and Messrs. DEMONS Il PRossRR, and
RoaERs, and Mas ters MOSES and LIPMAN. and
Mrs. YRAnAN, cum multfs a!ii,, where be We
nowa Whatare your achievements compared
with those of your wonderful successorsl 1t
Is not without some feelings of sadness that
we bsheld your glories thrown in the shade
for, in the dear recollections of youth, your
deeds were treasured with a sort of Affection
ate regard for yourselves. We argued long to
convince ourselves that you were as good as
any of your honorable profession In these
times but we surrender. You were great in
your day, and that is past, fortunately, per-
haps, for you. And the consolation that you
were stars in your time goes far to relieve the
modification of your venerable surviving
friends. Therefore, let us be jolly, and give
us the "snow bird OH the ash bank
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Last Night of the Opera.

The Cooper Opera Troupe give their last
performance here tonight, after season Of
great success. There are few who have seen
them that will not really regret the announce
ment, for it is a rare thing that the provincial
towns" as they call US In New Yor X, have per-
formances at all approximating in excellence
those Of this company. They have succeeded
in winning the praise of the press and people
here, and hold their ground where many SINH
lar organizations have failed. The opera in
which they make their farewell appearance
10 "Der Freyschutz," one of the gioomiest
and widest of German lyric dramas, full of
strange, fascinating music, and awe-inspiring
situations. The attractions Of the piece. and
the desire to give "a fitting farewell to those
who have contributed so much to our pleasure
will make the house fashionable as well as
full
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Fast Young Men.

We have heard some remarkable stories Of
the fast style of living among O certain class
in our large cities, but they are good ways
behind England yet in uIblushing inmor-
atty, if that respectable journal, the London
Morning Post, is coed authority. The Post ac-
cuses "the fine young English gentlemen Of
permitting, practicing and fostering lax sys-
lem OF demeanor In public, which is capable
OF producing very serious results on society"
The specification is, that they are becoming
much more emulous of making the acq uaint-
ance and freQnenting the society. even In pub.
lie, OF certain persons-riding with them in
the parks, and scarcely avoiding the reccgni.
tion of their more respectable friends-de-
seending from their mothers box at the op-
era to exchange persifiage with notorious in
divid nals-rsing from their chairs in Rotten
Row by the side of LAIs and AsPAeIA to chat
with Lady HELM or Miss FANNY over the
raii-in short, emitting no opportunity Of ad-
uniting. even in the presence OF their nearest
and dearest, an intimacy which none but the
most shameless would exhibit in such pres
cage, and pridirg themselves, as it were, on
sh:st being the style they prefer, the lone that
Aas the sweetest attractions for them. The
Pos: asks; "Can they possibly be blind to the
evil Of all this-ean they not perceive that
they must reflect back upon the society which
<hey re- enter the tone which they acqu ire from
suca infamous sources; and would they really
wish their sisters and cousins TO adopt such q
Guef We fear such u hue is already not slow
of adoption. We continually hear the remark
that none but the fast girls get on and we
know that nothing is more common now than
for the fast girls TO be perfectly conyersant
with the persons names, nicknames-even the
personal habits and pursuits of their rivals"
The Post says that the only remedy rests with
the heads of society themselves, for fashion
has weapons more powerful than eloq uer &c, or
even satire, and II half q dozen leading Ia
dies were to decline the acquaintance Of these
fast young gentlemen, At the same time openly
avowing their reasons for their conduct, and
showing that they consider 1t pollution to be
included In the attractions vouchsafed to those
whom they unfortunately cannot misuIder-
stand. there wonld soon be a more manly de.
cency Of demeanor and purer tone of senti-
ment eharacterizing the lives OF the rising
generation. Such things as now occur were
not done even under the dissoiute sway Of
the Regent; they certainly should not be done
In the respectable reign Of VICTORIA.
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American Politics via London /.

the London papers occasionally discuss the
ponaeai and SECTIONAL disputes Of the United
So Ss's,. An manner which seems to Indicate
conviction on their part OF = eorcn,.,. -.
aaaintancs with the subject, and annouues
their conclusions with the ir Of Sir op go
These conclusions are at once caurht mn ~
the press in the Uaited States and publi.h.a
and paraded ~ II they Were the decisions =,
tho highest court Of the realm, from which
there is NO appeal. This Is laughabie enough.
when we remember that tbs chief sources OF
Information which the London journals pos.
sess upon the topics OF which they treat, are
the very newspapers In our large cities which
Afterwards copy. with such pomp and formal-
ity, the London transcript Of their own state
meats and opinions. II is q smart device 10
circulate their own shnplaster currency rs
that Of the Bank OF England, but where the
trick II understood, Il will produce NO effect
even among those who pay habitual defsrence
70 everything that 10 English.
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rA Special Notice. ~
1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860


1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860.
The great emporium of
A L. F ED MO SEES,
So MAIN STREET,
Has nov c on hsnd and daily The most
him in the city of Richmond. embracing the
LATEST Styles AND NOVELTIES OF THE
7, ,bs following c SSGAsoN nnoh na,oo.o.,.. vii,
be offered that cannot be had elsewhere, and pur-
chasers will find 1t greatly to their advantage to
get their supplies from the cheapest house an the
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Francy Silks, new styles.
pam and fFGe Figured Delains all WOOL
c faS K0 DkPA fi!Ss NJ &C., de-
latest novelties of the season. New styles re-
WV DoMEsTIc DEPARTMENT..
eaP EVIL Gosh best makes
sheetings,. shirhngs, Cotton Oznaburgs. Plain
and Striped Bed Blap Servants Blankets-5 600
PATS on nfna the chsapest the stae and va
Nv H0UsEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
Bird Eye Diaper. Scotch and Russia Diaper, boy
Cashmere Covers, Irish Linens, &c
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Splendid Three Ply Carpets, new patterns, Su-
per Ingram Carpets, Crossly's Super Brussels do,
pets all Of winch will be offered at Is per cent less
'n EM fis Hosiery GLOVES and
Dry Goods establishment; and every article will
be offered at such low prices that cannot fail to
efforts will be to please all who may favor US with
call,
For great bargains, the great Down Town En-
DC S-2aw4w So MAIN STREET.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Weese, convicted Of
stealing horse belonging to Jonathan Getz,
OF Hardy county, Va, has been sentenced to
two years and six months confinement in the
penitentiary. James Wood has been convict
ed by the Albemarle county (Va.) Circuit
Court now in session, OF the murder of Benz.
Thacker, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
eighteen years.
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MARROW EsCAPE.-Last night just as the
train of cars on the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg Railroad were about leaving the de-
pot, Mr. SAMUEL REESE attempted to step
from the platform, but in doing so fell upon
the track directly in front of the engine, and
would in all probability have been crushed
but for being pulled out of the way by two
gentlemen who saw him fall. AS it was, he
escaped with few bruises about his face.
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BOARDING.

y
DOARDING.-One or two DIES IRABLE
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONr HOUSE,
between 9th and 7th streets oc l2-ts
pOAk DING dIviduaIs seeklng b o A X D.
~ Gan and 1t, with two rooms on the second floor
and two the third. in central situation, by ap-
plying on the south side of Grace street, just
above 9Th. The rooms are very large, and have
been recently repaired. oc SD"
ROAEt DiNG.-Th subscribers, having taken
~ the house Of Jos. H Crenshaw. Efq., on Nam
street, bet seen 9th and 7th. inform their irlends
celve 5oarders on the Let of October.
he house Is In excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort OF Its in
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated, AID convenient
10 the business part Of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY,
sc l8-3tawts M. J. MURRAY
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UNIyERSALlsT CHURCH-Rev.
49, Mr.. B0SSERMAN has arrived in the
city, and is expected TO preach in this Church
To NOR ROW tSuEday MORNING and NIGHT;
mr. b. was for msny years preacher OF Eternal
Punishment. aud will doubtless feel moved to give
ONE reasons for his conversion to the faith once
delivered unto the saints. Bit
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NJ BILL HEADS. BILL HEADS THE largest
and most complete assortment of RULED PA
Blue. White, Buff, Canary, Pink. and Purple-jnst
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th,
ers in want can rely on getting a good article of
Paper, and as cheap as they can Oe procured any
where. Call and see speclmeEs aud pricss. Isl
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Mexis Addums' New Lester..

We have received The hrst OF the series 0,
"Bfesis Addsaas' Nsp L4sssrs," In which he de.
= scsibes his Northern trip last Summer, In.
ending his visit TO ths Hfeat Eastern. 1t ID
q capital thise, the bsst thing that MozIs has
doss ret and Ne hass iaschsds Oyss u tiu We
cried, ana then laughed again. tfIi every bone
IN our body ached No doubt II can b found
~ AIRY u the bo9ts,ores,
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nRAUGHT ALE.-We have this day recsv-
II ed per steamer, 100 bills and half bbls of nj az
sey, Collins l. Co.'s tof Philadelphia uperior
CREAM ALE, whic h we VIII sell 10 our friends
and patrons at the lowest cash price, delivered
through the city free Of charge.
MASON & BURNS,
Bottlers of Porter, Ale, Beer, and Nj ineral
W. ter. No. "a Main street, Richmond, Va.
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RUN OFF.-Wm. J. Brewster. a school
teacher from Massachusetts, was ordered out
of Somerville, Ala, last week, for incend'ary
sentiments. In his trunk was found letter
fir ON Senator Sumner, written four years ago,
congratulating him in his labors in "the
cause"
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VIRGINIA MEtHANlCS' INSrT,T
vENTH ExHIBITro,

The soaoinus Halls oftae Inst, tsts non e,,.,
valuable INVENTIONS, handsome Pai SSise ~
by By, celebrated artists, lmprev.d worL,n', VS.
a fine CAL0RiC ENGINE, ,ths a., rN6lNR
il Richmond a very Iarse varietv of hs,. .s',
HANDIWORR OF ladies' sail and inr y.aass
large collection OF RELICS and CUR OF 4.
TURES, are open to the reception of tbs IN
from 10 M. to 6 p. Nj, and from p ~ ~. ~.
=. NJ ,dsi1y. ." ION
A Price of admission Is cents. Tiels,.t
season, admitting gentle man ard two al. ~ y
90 Its JAS. ID. BROWNE ~ u
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Nc We are requested TO state that the SpoTs
from 10 A. NJ. to 3 p. Al. to day. The house is
mag nihcently furnished. and citizens as we'll as
for the accommodation of the public.
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MAHlNH INrELLIGnUCD.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II.
High Wafer fhis day Saturday, On s'eloeH.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Virgins. Kelley, Philadelphia, ndze.
and passengers. C. +. Cardozo.
Steamer lelvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, ID. l. w. Currle.
Sohr. Haxaii. Winters, New York, mdze., u. q
w. Currie.
.schr: Msrwin, Avery, New York, guano, Cren-
shaw X Co.
Schr. D. Davidson, Catchup, New York. rye.
Stearns Co.
Schr. Kate,-. New York, lime, =. Stearns.
Sehr. A. r. Wetmore, Rosart, New York. guano.
schr. Emehne, Chester, Pniladelphia, coal, W..
sehr, Geo. W. Gree. Palmer, Philadelphia, coal.
Webb Wade.
sohr. Ann Pokrel, Elsey. Philadelphia. mdzs..
W. ID. COouitt Co. -
schr. VIM. T. Hendren, Laten, Cape Verde.
guano, VIM. Brent.
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, ". York, mdZe.
and passengers, Lndam r. Watson.
Schr. KaIghns Point, down the river, light
BALTIMORE, Get. lizard, achrs Ring Dove
Richm nj; Be- Peck, do. Cleared, schrs. Three
SISTERS, Petersburg; Alice, williamsburg; stmr.
Balvi6ere, Richmond.
NEw YokK, Oct. Hard, steamer Yorktown,
Richmond: sohr. Wy the. do: Rebeoca, do;
NORFOLK, Oct. lizard, scGr. j. }. Barrett,
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lizard, schr. Josephus
and Edu in. from James River.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. I.-SaIe /, schr. Ashland,
Richmond.
lBT TBLRGRAPH.l
NEW YoRK, Oct lizard. bark Parana, from
Rio. Re ports passing, Aug. I'D, OF Rio, bark Viz
ginla, returning IN distress.
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EA LADIES' FRBNcH CoRkSoLE CATERS
The subscribers have inst received a very hyperion
lot of Laoies' FRENCH CORK SOL e CATERS.
of their own Importation, to which they would
call the especial attention OF the ladies'.
oc l2-St ALEX. HILL d. CO, l27 Main st,
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IA Special Notice. N
ls6O.-- OCTOBER, 1850
SAMUEL M. PRICE 81 CO,


SAMUEL M. PRICE & CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their con plete assortment, Just received, of
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest les, colOred and
black.
Real Irish and French POPLINS.
Velour OTTOMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
vaIiety-Plaid. Brocade and Figured.
Medium DR. ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, a superior stock
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBE0IDERIES.
REAL LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCH lEFS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this city
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
GOODS.
FLANNELs-the best assortment We have ever
PLANTATION GO0DszzHOME MANUFAC-
TUR E. Manchester, Va; Virginia Penitentiary;
fredericksburg and Lexington Pulled Cloths a
full stock OF Llnseys. kerseys and Jeans.
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, and
VESTlNGS. OF direct importation. oc2--ts
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER

FV'V IN II Vk EUIIOhN On LHE ESE Al 4
OF N. II THORNTON, MISUNDERSTANDING
thereto requested by D.. I. Williams, Administra-
tor OF N. H Thornton, deoee Sod, have appointed
TUESDAY, the l1h day of December, 1850, az the
time, and my off In Beivins Blu Icing. Bank and
18th streets, IN this city, as the place. for receive
ing proof of debts or demands against the said
ceased or his estate.
You are therefore hereby Goti fed to produce be-
fore me. on or 6sJore that day, such evidence as
may Re necessary to establish your Chains Parties
ling to prove their claims as herein required.
will be excluded from the dividend TO be made of
the funds now in the hands Of the Administrator
tiven under IHy hand as Commissioner of the
Court of Hastings OF the city Of Richmond. the
date abDYe. Oc II-2Wl K. MILTON GARY. :
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TNiON LECToRAL rICKET.

The undersigned. with the approval of the
state Union Commlttee.' have engraved an
ELECTORAL TlCKEr containing the correct
MINES of the BELL AND EVERETT ELECT
ORS; and with a view to have them extensively
distributed throug bout the State, they have put
the at the lo,o price Of So so per thousand or SO
cents ger hundred for any number under one
thousand.
n. Orders should be sent In Immediately. Re-
mlttances BY mail promptly attended to.
C1TTI Il CROSS, Lithographers,
Richmond, Va.
IA Orders addressed to L. J.. smith, News
Agent. will also receive attention.
a. Tickets sent by mail. Postage 10 cents per
hundred. oc IL -lws
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x~ SECOND BsPTIST CHURCH.
&SA Rev. Or. SEELEY, the pastor Of this
Church, having returned tt the city, will pre- ach
TO NOR ROW MORNING at Ii, aud at NIGH L
at Ia O'Clock. &C Bit
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Er-sA u. $. MAIL STEAM SHIP R1A-
$500 NoKE; For NEW YORK VIA
NoKE e. 70 Can sseSmssnp , RoA
io'clock =. NJ, SUNDAY, tee l4th inst.
Passage to New York. meals and state-room in
cllIded, SO. Stserage passage SIS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received to-day, SATURDAY. up
to the hour of 5 o. clock p. NJ.
C9nsgnees are requested TO end for theirg Gods
to day.
Freis hi fer Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Passengers are requested to be on board in due
time.
Tickets and berths secured at OUT Office, or on
DO ard the ship.
oc l3-lt LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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-N~. EXTRA TRIP TO NOR
xsszsz Capt T. NJ. S"UTHeA1R, viii leave
the wharf on SUNDAY MORNING next, at 6
O'Clock prec ssly, for the above place and arrive
1t Norfolk about j O'Clock r. M. and return the
same evening, leaving Norfolk at o clock and ar
rive at Richmond ahout IL NJ.
Passage for the trip to Norfolk and return same
evening - go. -......................S So co
Meals 80 cents extra. r. q. HASKlNS.
fS-lt
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~ CANTON. ~ n our change Bile climate
Coughs, Colds and Lung Diseases will always pre-
vail. Consumption will claim its victims. These
diseases. If taken in time. can be arrested and
cured The remedy is DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY
aold by ADIEG GRAY. PURCELL, LADD L
CO., w. PETERSON, p. DUVAL, and by all
other dealefs in medicines. oc I-2tW&S
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LurxUR LIST.

T 1STOFLETTERS-Rem ainingfnth the RICH ;
- MOND P0ST-OFFICE, on the nth day Of
October, 1860.
h- Published by authority Of Act Of Cong ress, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed.
EA- Persons calling for letters In this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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HU I 7 u ID Y.
~ MACFARLANE & FERGUSON publish
THIS DAY, the first Of the series of n EW LET
TIERS, by mOZ,S ADDUMS, giving that humor-
ops &c ntleman'g experience in Baltimore and on
board the Great Eastern, with an account of the
strange behavior, OF the cars of beautiful
black eyed young lady. &C., &c. Price 10 cents.
10 2 liberal discount to the trade. oc l3- Sc
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THE MORNING STAR
COOKING STOVE.
Having q larre stock OF Galiagher's csiehrated
MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE,
OF oil szss. on hand. am prepared to sell them
been sold. Give me Q call,
E. HEFFLEY. 81 Main street. {
AGerman DAILY Advertiser copy. 90 It's
STEAM LAST AND Root TREE FAC.
Joining Simm's Steam planing u iii. LASTS made
70 order, OF well seasoned peIsimmou wood: Lasts
accurateiy made for tender, dissase and defOrmed
noot, every ono should have 10 own lasts: hOgI
INES made. We are prepared TO turn BONNET
HAMMER HANDLES Tss
IA. Orders solicited 81 the only establishment OF
&C i I'm a's'A " ''s 1Se;o .s' WHARTON 1 co.
El8u.-10OO bbls OF Fish, com prising CNt Her
L rings, Gross do, eplit do,a .Alewivee. Macke-
rel, Salmon, White Fish and Shad, and Tor sale IN
wv " '.'' ss'sA RRIDGFORD l. 60.
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r p G r q x y .

l II ES.
~ On TUESDAY. the 18th ina, III.
4. DUNCAN viii deliver N, sy,t ~ hsT. ln
LIZ e REs ON B!RLTCAL. GiTRP s .erIss 4
the OLD DOMINION iNSTITUTPun lsds y
conneo.ed with the School, who NAV x h;sai.s 10
quaint themselves with the general ,oa s.h 70 L
sixn OF tins conrse of Lectures. with q, M y
view OF becoming members of the ci.. "lthost,
dlhily invited To attend. ''s' are co.;
"a Lecture 10 comEparce at 10 o'e,oo,
morning Tbs board Of instruction viii IL. X. y u
70 see LARGE 1T enhance VI" pe Rs,ss
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peliseuent consumers o. Water II

MOTTO Deilsduent consumers OF Water IN
- MADISON WARD are hereby notified that t
they fail to pay their bills on before the 18th
instant, before the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. they
will be dealt with according to the reQuireme ats
Of the following extract from the ordinance con-
corning th3 Water Works:
- BY an ordinance passed BY The Council May
3lst, 1853, " If any Water Bill remain unpaid for
THIRTY DAYS next after that which IT 10 pre-
scented, the Aud tor shall notify the SuperIufen-
dent, who shall stop the W alter Icing used on the
premises IN respect TO which the default exists,
land he shall not allow 1t to be used on those
premises again until said bill is paid and FIVE per
cent. vii! be added to the inal amount of the
bill. which shall be placed the hands OF the City
Collector, who is hereby authorized aad required
to collect the same as # IT was due for city taxes"
D. J. SAUNDERS, JR., for
Oc i2-2t M. l.. STRArTON, Auditor.
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epamAr. NOTICES
AFeI1ow Citizens-
TRY ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
TRY ROCKS GOOD SAM ARlTAN

The most severe eases of RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA, and STIFFNESS OF JOINTS.
Persons are trying it. all over the State. Cases
OF months to IS years' standing have been cured,
and certificates to the effect be shown Rock,
who is the Inventor, 10 . native of Virginia, and
born in Richmond. Encourage home manu-
faotare. il the above does not cure the money
will be refunded. oc 9-lw*
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PARKE P0:NDEXTER. esq.
0>-S1s will address, the BELL and EVERETT
Club of District No. of Heprico county, at
SPRINGFIELD HALL. this SATURDAY eve
nlns, at IA O'clock The PUBLIC are Invite I'D to at
tend TROS. u. BELL. Pres't. .
D. G. BAKER, Seo'y. oc1y--lt*
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IN MILLINERY FAIL TRtDE.-sNGJ
SNsti desire to call attention IN nv fe AM
~ moval from A2 BFosd street no Iw1 -
doors west of my old stand. where 81 E gsissvs
60 exhibit larger STOCK Of MI LLIHbhf 49, pOys,'
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