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Ias fosns Gaard.-At last accounts the
mem bers Of this company. now. on a visit ~
naiamore, were enjoy ing themselves hugely,
ana Were delighted with the attentions hp-
slowed on them IN the Monumental Cify
Tney return home Sunday or Monday.
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EXECUTION OF CRIMINALS In TKxAs.-Two
young men, late of Fort Smith, Ara, Frank
Rivers and Bob Montgomery, were hung near
San Antonio, Texas, ON ths adsh sit, tor horss
stsAltnk.
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Violating a Market ordisaness-Ths Mayor
yesterday fined Wm Shapers, ] las. Ford, Han.
~ Tabring and Thomas II. 6oddin, market
men, one dollar each, for seiling On 9Th street.
near the corner Of Broad, before the vegetable
market was filled up. =
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a. Dyspepsia, in its most asgravate d
foT.ns can "a II, easily be cured by BAKERS PRE-
MUM BlTTERS. Cases of ten years standing
have readily yielded to its all healing qualities.
Pf!ce 50 cents per bottle To be had of the prin-
clpal DRUGGISTS IN the city of Richmond and else
where. Orders filled by addressing
sc 25-ts L. BAKER, Richmond
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! Nss GaiLty.--StmueI Jacksos. !. r.. r..rc
was tried esfars the Mayor yestsrdsy, on III.
shsrse OF aareortag Martha. eiasv ef ",
Sfawtssst aAa ass.AssA Ass Ssilv,
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A Laechcs! Lecches!! Leeches!:!-I
have jp .tIecelyed, By Adams Express, a lot of
fresh TEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which WIN be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
S.-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
Tended TO- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri-
can hotel, tantrdnoe on llth street, and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap lSts z. C. HOBSON.
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Irsspassing. - Punishment wasl yestsrdav :
awarded Martha A. Brandsr, Z tree nsrress
for going without register Of her fre~dom
aad trespassing on Charles Falion. - =,
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Ths YOUNG GuARD OF Richmos d. spent
me day Ia Baitimore, Thursday, v,sisiax
tae Winans steamer, Government Cemetery
ana we o'ss frtssn, aud at alkhS attended ne
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kwS HENRY HCDNALL,
L, NJ A

xga HENRY HCDSALL,
~a ATTORNEY At LAW
d. AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
MoId.
NJ Aiso, PRACTICES regularly IN the County and
"'iicait Courts OF Cheste rheid.
,ai - Notary, will take Dispositions and AcknoW- r.
oos.sLiehts, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
Whatever other duties pertain 70 the Office OF
Vmee al the corner Of Bank and llth streets, just
'N the Custom House. ia 3l-ly
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The NeU Baptist Chapel, on 4th street, has
been regularly opened to the public. Rev. Mr..
Willis acting as its pastor. Divine service
was held there on Sunday last for the nrst
time.
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- TO MERCIiANTs

To hEn IA " = ne advertiser
sIn wSnt Of permanent empioS ment AS
- yE hPkk m some soOd house In the
sv.Hab, a woaId ike u acce pit m engagemeut TO
nesa ne',s nn snd d,nst the BOOKS of any sentiemen
s.,n,t need sueh service
s3e%" "a NeSsrs. Massie 4 Pieasan's the
-. walker, totScco merchants, ana Messfs
&e.S.s. 4 Sous, Broad steet.
N1,FSim ". II. MITCHELL.
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DANGEROUS FALL.-AIexander H H. Stuart
Esq, OF Augusta county. who addressed tins
wings o1 Lynchhurg, Va, on Wednesday
night, had a very severe fall while ON mis- wa y
70 the Alexandria cars to return home on
thursday morning. While crossing the auue.
duct, across the canal near the tennessee De-
pot, ne accidently stepped over the wall which
serves as guide, and fell a distance Of SONS
tnirty feet into the water below, without
however, sustaining any other injury than q
ouckIng. He was Immediately rescued By per.
spas VINO were In the vicinity at the time o,
the accident, and who were attracted bv bia
cries for aid ~ ~
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s-~Ss THE ANIMAL alfsTING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WHITE
1pgUgSPR INGS COMPANY wit take place
:. ;. l"s kxehsnge Hotel. RIchmo<d, " WEDNEo-
N.V m November, 1859.
6eE-It l. " ARhEN, Secy.
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+. u. RAWLINGS,
September 18th, 1850. a. L. i1"NA'AD"''
y -'oks FOR SALE.

sssa saaeke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
NJ 49, per cent. Bonds. connect,p sswith the
Gam and Danvllle, and Raleigh and
ovst ~ Railroads, 63 miles long, costing
Of onfH one million of dollars. with a mortgage
Of Gsy my $50 90. For a minute description
psets present condition and future pros
al onr ~ sne company, pamphlets can be had
Zoo vfpc,. -ALSO-
gars gasgaiNlA INA and TENNESSEE Sd Mort
sSS yvPGFRk EYER 8 per cent. Bonds.
70 shs.so IA s per cent Stock
Stoets RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
"ssassss s?sssss VIRGINIA FIRE and MARINE
sassss siadses BANK Of the COMMONWEALTH
sn-ts q. W. PURCELL & CO.
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UNITARIAN MIssIoNs.-The Unitarians, at
their annual conyenti ia New Bedford last
week, resolved that $780, 900 ought to be contri-
bn ted for their missionary purposes before the
27th day of May next, and chose a committee
Of fifteen 10 cooperate with the Executive
Board of the American Unitarian Association
In raising the sum for the expenses OF the
Board, They also voted to invite Rev Jamss
Martineau, of Liverpool, 10 deliver one of .he
discourses al the next annual meeting, which
is to be holden in Besto and choss Rev. Dr.
Walker as the second preacher for next year.
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aHostetter,s Stomach Kitiers.

AHostetter's Stomach Bitters..- The
thousands who this great medicine for the
cure of Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint ard the
diseases complicated with or arising from them,
requesed IN take notice that rae coHnt.rteitS
OF TINS Ceebrated lnvlgorant have been issued IN
the South and " est, and ma. eventually find their
way INTO many parts of the Union. We hope.
therefore, that all purchasers OF the preparation
will examine the label on the bottle, where fac
slmIe OF the proprietors' signature should ap-
pear, and also the bottle Itself which should have
the words DR.. J. HOSrhTTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS blown IN the lass, and stamped on the
cap covering the cork We also will, after Janu-
BY lst, 1850, additional steel engraving with
our note of hand attached. which to counterfeit is
a felony. HOSTErTER II SMITH.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
ryWhere. 90 lin
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Yifjmonh Qispatrh.
-.un,1 AaAMNra~.EY.
uusINEss NOTICES.

- ruE FOLLOWING LADIES have
g<na.sa aas ssppo,ated the coMMITTkE OF
Nssp 10 sds pspST,%sn' xso S5 the Vls
steia state ,.6 AZ. "a attend At the EXHIBITION
spscdslg ,WKHEDNFSDAY M0RNING next, st 10
Hall Halo Q" Mrs RoBERT EnaMNoNDs'
M,s utNRY con. of Henrico,
%rs ROBERT A. MAYO. 81
Nrs g nlMM0Gk,
Mss FLlZA RIDDLE,
MTs Ne i if.fhWis tRENsaAw,
Mrs.. JOSEPH =. ANDERSON,
Ms X B. HAXALL,
Nrs BENJAMIN SMITH.
h, DR. VIZ. 2. PALMER.
Af''A''0 On 3, WILLIAMS Secretaries
=. i9-a q. bIA hVNh
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LpE INSURANCE, &c

Ga Use the .Best,--SEMPLE's INFALLI-
Bile BAKING Pow DER; The best IN use
j. W. GARLICK, Apothecary.
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Z xaSs DR.. Il. S. McGRUDER, of Henri
- 90, having taken an office on Franklin
street, hrst house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
Gers be professional services 10 the public.
uS0-6m
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=, feA- ,Khenna,Ism: Rheumatism!.

mA HheuaH.Ism! RhpumatiSm!,
RHEUMATISM CURED Bf
,,,,.,.. HAMPTON'S TINCTURE!
kHEl lMATiSN-Cap,aIuCa Canot.
Nd VI i ISM-!n NIL ,mmatory, James Smyth.
K6E VI IFS M-h21 Il IS years. f. Dornelly
hHEG " MhIlSM-Ead Ii III ears, Stephen TAYLOR.
hHEU MA lcM- 4 al It ii years. A. Kitchen
RaEp MATlSM-Ha it7 ears, Robert Gauit.
HI MATS N-Hsd 1t SS years, r. Bosweli,
r YOU HAVE 4 C0C6H
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
TAX Il HAMPrON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS,
TAKE hAMPTUN'S TINCTURE
IF YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTUN'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU have DACHE.
TAkE hAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
A- Call anu get pamph cts and see cures.
Sod by PUkCkLL, LAUD i CO.. hlchmcnd
~ Dir. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by ali the Drug
.lst. IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER &c NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
LeePera eEerSwhere 81 per bottle; six bottles
ss, oc6-dAcvts
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

gsS DIR WALIHALL, tHompopathist
- hSS removed his residences 10 Broad
street, next oOor 6sluw the new Methodist
La4rcl
EAUiioe on Ross street, fourth door from Rich
nJlG House. Sc 2S-lm
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q 60 JOHN w. ZEN,

SN~4A AIIURN Ely AT LAW,
v II practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
hQld and county Of Henrico. Strict attention
" Abe given 10 all business entrusted 10 him.
cVhoe .tps the present, with his father, William
0Iee1, slN:kwest corner Main and 7th streets.
leT-sm
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gs cUPPING AND LEECHING-

s>EA MTs. WUULhUUSk, " over Sam'I Suther-
s85' s Gua Store, 1872 Main street, Richmond, will
var on all those requiring her services.
~ Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LRETHES.
"a AL orders for LEECHES carefully packed
Ard ssIt by Express to all parts of the State.
A,B.-A new style of LADIES BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
80 &-3m
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- FARMERS ASSEMBLY,. - The
H Of the aoSSh u i6s Or oDsIna, "a
sss oeeu. FARMERS ASSEMBLY,, " hich will
rse a,.Ais .. a., on MONDAY EVtNiN6 next. tie 22d
.,s5 sssst sad continue rs sessions dai' thereafter
.ltA'1,s shall hn.sh 8 business
aaH,6 ~ Ch. b. WILLIAMS. Sec'y
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mA To GrOcers.-The attention of Grocers
and Merchants generally is called 20 SEMPLEE
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. a home arti
Gle, and superior to most of the kind be ore the
public. j. W. GAhLICK,
Market Place, Franklin street.
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,SAtgEL I. BAYLY. | CHAsTAIN WHITE.
E~e@ EAYLx &c WHITE,

- sTT0PNEYS LAW
Practice in all the Courts held ID the city of Rich
mdkdr the counties of Hanover, Hennco, Caroline,
Gc1cliaDd and Chesterfield.
nsAdtEL T. bAYLY, CoMMIssI NBRoF
DEALS for all the States and Territories. Office
Court House. jy6--ts
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
A1ors an Lynchbmg-Rock5rfdgs AgYfcuituyal
Far. 8r.
LYNoHBURs. Va Oct. "a ,sso

hD""S !" LynAohrg-hockbTtdgs Agricultural
FAR, &c.
LYNoHBUgG, Va Oct Is 1850
The Lypchburg Fair is perfect success
far better than many that have seen in Rich
mond or Petersburg On yesterday the grounds
seemed to be a solid mass of human beings.
and each one seemed to be delighted with the
exhibition. The display In every deparrment +
is really fine, but the cattle show is said to be
superior to every other that this Society has
had l regret that Richmond is not more
largely represented find only two exhibit
ors from your city-H. M. Smith, with a few
OF his agricultural i'm mplement ts, and A. s. Mad
dux, with his bee-hives and honey His hive.
with the little busy bee at work, seemed to at
tract a great deal of attention. l believe a
good many of the stock exhibitors will be at
the Richmond Fair.
The Hon. A. ii. II. Stuart addressed q large
number of the citizens last night on the no.
nticai issues of the day. A large number of
ladles were present, and at the close two
oeautlfnl bouquets were thrown upon the
stand. which were handed to Mr. Stuart bv
me President Of the Club His reply was in :
deed beautiful and to the point. Tonight the
Hon. John NJ. Bolts will address us in the
same hall.
Lynchburg will be largely rerresen ted AZ the
richmond Fair. We also had the pleasure Of
attending he second exhibition OF the Rock
bridge Agricultural Society. at Lexington
Inc grounds are located about miie from the
Court-ltouse, on one of the highest points
overlooking the town. The view from the
grounds is grand. The exhibition was small
ont good every article was OF 8 superior or
DER. The limits of my letter will NOT allow
me to partIcuIariZe. The attendance was large;
on the second day / think there were at least
lour thousand persons present. Major VIM
1hhain CecIlned reelection to the Presi-
dency, on account of an expected absence in
Europe all the next year and Frank Paxton
Esq was elected in his place. Success to the
hockbridge Agricultural Society.
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FRUITS IN WINTER.-By little forethought
ana trouble the fruits which Just now are go
abundant may be kept fresh until mid-winter
or sprlng even. First boil your fruit in q
porcelain kettle with a small quantity of
water Add white sugar, usually one. fourth
as much as there is fruit. The sugar might
be omitted entirely were it not that it would
be necessary to add it whenever the sweet
meats are taken out for use. Some prefer
making strong syrup by using one pound of
sugar to pint of water, and pouring this
into the bottles after the fruit had been placed
IN them to I'LL up the in nterstces Having bot
tled your fruit for few moments, fill your
cans quickly, seeing that every particle of air
is expelled Have your corks ready. softened
IN warm water, and also q mixture composed
OF one pound or rosin to one ounce of tallow
or lard well melted. Having pressed in the
corKs, coat them over with the cement. To
guard securely against air it is a good plan to
lnvert the bottles in patty pans or other
small vessels filled with melted cement. This
Will render the cans or bottles absolutely air.
tlght. After cooling, set away in dark room,
II possible, and no further trouble need be ap-
prenended. Pears aid ounces should be
cooked until they are soft.
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LOCAL MATTERS

Ashland Raees--Fow-th Day.-Despite the in
c1emency of the weather yesterday, there We're
two races and a walk, over this bean tiful
course. The first race was a sweepstake for
two year olds, single dash of 3 mile, S2C0 en-
trance, half forfeit with an inside bet of g 900,
| the Club TO add S2m, if two or more START,
closed on the 1st of August, with four entries.
Green's Pfiam colt were the only ones to
start, the flly became the favorite and won
with apparent ease: In two minutes, over q
very heavy track. We add a summary.
First tRace.-Sweepstake for two wear olds
500 entrance. half forfeit, etc.
Ihos w DcswelPs b. f. NInette. by Revenue.
Gen. I. J. & w j. Green's b. o. by Haw
\, kins Priam. dam by Trustee ........
N. a ihmmpson's gr c. by Red Eye. dam
Gen Green's b. f. by Albion. dam by Glen
Time: 2:oo ~ '''
second Race. ce.-PropIIetots Purse, $500, two
mile heats, for beaten horses.
John Bslcher's hr. &. John l., years o,d. by
Chllae Harold, dam by Glencoe, walked over.
Third Race Match for 8 40. half mile
u =; hare's CHI @. two yeais old, by Red Eye dam
Gen. +: J. 4 w j. Green's bi.' f., 2 Years o.d,
by Albion, dam by Glencoa. 2
Time 56l4.
To-day the great match race between Ex.
chequer and Leisure, three mile heats, comes
OF, and from the condition of the track close
contest is expected. Excbequer is by Reye-
nue., and Leisure by Red Eye. If both are in
good condition, heavy sums will change hands
on the result.
The meeting closes with a race between sad
die horses, single dash of n mile and will be
we'll contested. The cars leave Tor the track
at 10 and II o'clock.
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0Is3CLuTIOE3, &c.
{ o.P ARTNER SHIP

C0'PABT ERsHIP.-
WALTER D. BLAIR,
JOHN H. MUNFORD, and
Hsv. ROBhRf HETH,
s.Ip enlered INTO partnership, under the
o,,s. WALTER D. BLAIR g. CO.,
f,t+09,p ~ PURPOSE Of Carrying on, loith increase
'Ae business heretofore conducted by
bromn,,gLAih, II, and lGeY hope uy diligence and
Gge ~ ss 70 ueft q continuance OF the patron
psGns ,oHs and 30 kindly extended TO their senior
oc lin
U'nsSvLt jiUN. Tho concern of RAWL-
by r F'4tPo Po q HOLLA0AT is This Cay dissolved,
DAF h. ~ LlNGS selling To A. l.. HOLLA-
fore as IL ehtife nierest III said concern. There
grotS.a p9Is'ls indebted tn Paid coGcern for ne
men, te mouse rent, or otherwise, VIII make pay
pg nsph' q L hOLhADAE; and All persons hav-
ot6erginna against the cnacfrr for the same, or
10 IN ,na si pfosen the n 70 MIN, "a he " Ill set
'N0 SudiTs oi the concern.
T. q. RAWLINGS,
sep,sr,h.- -, a. l.. EOLLADAY.
The sbn.aefsigned will continue to conduct
sld Sn's ol the late concern all its branches,
hsrttnfa..e me continuation OF the patronage
psdges neo 90 literally bestowed on the same. He
Istsf.ct14te 1 eainsst asd prompt endesyors TO give
lesfs to aa and with the experience OF several
cO So aAis1 RIM, believes that ne will be able 10
A. l.. HOLLADAY,
HIh st., between Main and Cary,
Hep,suh,o, Richmond, Va.
''"o! islh, 1850. Sc aim
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OE.D DOMINION ASSURANCE CUMPA-
~ NY.-CAPITAL 100000.
a. ODcs-No, AZ Main street, snder st. CharSss
Hotel ga
This Company is now prepared TO recelve appll
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. Worthan, John Il. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. 8. Palmer,
eam'l Nj Price, VIM s. Triplett,
b. + Ladd, y. c. Tardy,
Jno Stewart Walker, VIM Currie,
Luther T. Spilman, Jas r. Crenshsw,
Peter q. Warwick, John a. Williams,
Jas. S. Kent, Marx Downey
Horace p. Edmond, Thomas Jones
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith
Grlfiin b. Davenport, Ro. A, Paine,
Geo. W. Yancey, Ro f. williams
Jos. Brummel, VIM. r. Rag LAND,
VIM Brent, Henry C. Cabell,
Ro. HI. MauTy Goo. w. Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs Il. WoKTHAm, Sec'y. my l9-ts
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x EauagxCE M.pyr

kWS LAwRgNCE :. MARKE,
ia ATTORNEY AT Law,
Practices IN the CosFts of the City OF Richmond
LIE.
HE'S also Notary Pablo and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
snd himself being dissolved, his office Is now on
Llth street, Just below Soddin's Hall. fe l3-Iy
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WHEAT.-Since the first of August, there
has been received at Milwaukee and Chicago
no less than ten million bushels of wheat
Since the same date, there has been received
at Buff 10 nine million bushels. The Buffalo
Commercial says
Wheat Is hardly moiety of the grain
trade, even when we include with IL the re-
celpts OF hour. Thus, reducing flour to wheat l.,
our total grain receipts, from the opening Of
navigation to the close of last week have been
2o,SCi,270 bushels. We estimate the years re-
celpts OF grain at this port at not less than 80
GOOU UUU bushels of cerealso
Inc receipts OF wheat at Chicago last Wed
nesoay were 158,903 bushels, and the ship
ments 297,e95 bushels-25, 900 more than ever
before.
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QUEEN VICTORIA ABRoAD-Nar,or Escape
ihe Qneen has extended her visit 10 the Ger
man States, and at the time of the las ad vices
was at Cobnrg. The attentions which the citi-
zens of our Republic are paying to her son are
Iaf surpassed by the demons trations of the
people OF the section through which she tray-
els. Inc extra train between Cologne and
CobientZ, on which the Queen was travelling.
came near having collision with the regular
train. 1t appears that at short curve near
Brohl, the Watchman suddenly saw The extra
train rushing in one direction the regular one
IN the opposite, directly against each other
HIS red flag of danger was seen by both engi-
neers waving the extra train to STOP the other
TO re urn to The station. The extra train was
moving at lightning speed, and could not at
once De brought to the engineer of the other
undertook TO reverse his engine, and the ma
chlnery refused to work 1--WE must lump for
our lives he said to his companion; ; but be-
fore doing SO, he determined to try once more
fortunately this time with success, and when
the extra train came laundering up. the other
had begun TO gather away, and the crash was
just barely escaped. A few seconds more, and
tne accident would have had a place in history
through all time; for, upon the extra train
were not only the q ueen of England, but her
ms band, Prince Albert her daughter, Alice
Lord John Russell, and the entire royal party
now visiting Germany.
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CILlTATtNG GTHETRADE Of this CITY.
f,,s 1rd altar iAs date. We, the uadersigued, viii
..s.r.rf ssper Tay he . the order of purchasers
-. .1.Is S3ls at srctio9 on crseit.
~ EuNn ND, DAVENPORT Il CO.
CRENSHAW Il co.
DUNLOP, HONCUBE \ CO,
CHAS. +. WORKMAN X CO
RAYMOND, q , October Il, ISoU. oc I2-ts
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R~ sHuCKOE HILL GENERAL

G. W. II. TYLER,
Q@,s on MarShdlI, bsticssa Sirth and Secenth
Streets,
Continues TO RENT our HOUSES, HIRE OUT
AkIR0ES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL n E
5KULS. and act as & GENERAL AGENT. He
TsIgIgs AS thaRks for the liberal patronage be-
E.oTed upon hlm for three years past. Sc 3-6m
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c g. GRIswoLD. j. u GRlswoII
SS GkESUOLD & GHlSNUID,
"a 4 : u a

RICHMOND, VA,
VIII Practice IN all the Courts of the city OF
Richmond, an IN the counties OF HenTico and
Hanover and IN the Circuit Courts of Essex and
kins ana Queen counties.
e.. 0foe on Ross street, two doors from Rich
EoGd House. se5-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20
"a White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SYRINGE,

Greenbrlcr Co., Va
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
The Company have made great improvements in
bottllng, and the transported water is now as per
feet rs when taken from It's source. Address all
orders to PURCELL, LADD &CO,
General Agents for the U. States,
80 A-6rn Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20
"a Baths. Baths, Baths.

E Baths. Ia tIN, Bbthk.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
san be had daily, from O'Clock 4. NJ ., until 10 p
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance Ilth street Single Bath rs cts.
ar FIVE toka.s for 81
- To Med cal Students. .-Dissecting
CASES of various styles and prices for sale very
cheap at EDWARD I, ROBlNSoN'S,
se 25--2In 4th and Franklin SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20

HAhPEn's FERRY Anniversary CKLEB.A-
TIoN,-The 10Th inst. being the Anniversary Of
Jno. Browns raid on Harper's Ferry, Va,
was celebrated by the Republicans in Bostor
by Wide-Awake procession, the first division
OF which was composed exclusively Of negroes.
AT Watertown, Mass, the folio wing poster was
stuck mp:
First anniversary of the capture of Harper,s
Ferry. The friends of impartial liberty in
Watertown are requested tC meet in the pub
TIC square on Tuesday evening, Oct. 16 to go d,
In torchlight procession, to Boston, and take
part IN the grand demonstration commemora-
tive OF the surrender of Harper's Ferry to
Capt. John Brown. Let every man be- on hand
Awake