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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07

Gsttiag Resdy.- Messrs. Jos. X. Anderson &
Go. are preparing TO change and III up The
State ArmG,y for the manufacture OF fire.
arms, aud intend To hasten the work rap
IDLY as possible.
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LYNoHBURG, VA, Sept @.
Yesterday about a dozen men came up by
the South Side cars, said to belong to the
order of X q. G. Most OF them we're dressed
in blue sack coats and pants of the same
color, with a kind of military cap on their
heads All of them, with one or two excep-
l. or ~ years Of age. Two or three passed
through here day before yesterday, which
would make but fourteen in all that have
gone West by this route
/ noticed yesterday at the depot of the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad two handsome
sleeping cars, which will be put on the road
for use in a few days. These cars will
add greatly to the comfort of travellers over
this route, as they present the best trivance
for com Portable railroad travel which j have
ever seen. They were built for the company
at cost of $4,000, being about 81, 400 over the
cost of an ordinary railroad coach. Passen-
gers will be charged 30 cents extra for the
privilege of the sleeping car. As 1t may be in
teresting to many of your readers to know
something OF the plan on which these cars are
arranged, the following description, which
will give pretty correct idea of them, ls su b.
joined
In the space of half minute each two seats
can he changed INTO be rthG Tor five PERSONS and in
the same space of time il can he transformed into
= perfect day car. Each seat is double cushion ed
and when thesa are spread out It forms double
berth. as IuxuTious as sofa. to!aed up az ainst
which can instantf be lowered and adjusted while
sbove hooked up, and seemingly forming part of
the ceilIns, is a sintIe berth. The occupants of
the several herths ventiate the IN inde penden
sf each other. We have never before seen car
that can be used as day car, furnished more lux
urIously than oIdIn 3ry, and also most complete
ard comfortable sleeping car"
Visitors are leaving the mountains very
fast, and at many of the watering places
hardly a corporal's guard is lef:. The Breck-
inrdge wing of the Democratic party held a
meeting in this city Tuesday night last. The
audience was addressed by Saml Garland,
Jr. Hon Roger A. Pryor was expected but
was not present. Ex Governor Smith will
speak here on next Saturday, the Sth inst
The Douglas wig held meeting last night t,
but at this writing l am not apprised of the
proceedings by the meeting
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Judgs Douglas arrived in Frederick city,
Mary land, Wednesday nfterIo "A. He was r--
ceived by IA large gathering VI people, and ad-
dressed them,
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DISSOLUrIOYS, &C.

DISsoLUTiON.-Th firm of BaID6FoRD
~ y c.. this day dissolved b, mutual con -
sent. FRANKLIN MATTHEWS having ui.-
posed of his interest in the said business to ths
sdccsssoIs, ID. Is. BIZ iDGFORD aI0 n I. PATE,
they liquidate and close all matters of the kym
j. B. BRlDGFORD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS
n. T, PATE,
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AssAsslSATIoN.-John A. Hooper, an es =
teemed ciizen OF Jackson county, n. c., was
shot on Saturday, the 18th OF August, while
returning home from a saw-miii with Il load
OF iumber
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SUFFoCATIoN OF INFASTs.-For the week
ending September lst, seven infants were sut-
located To death in bed in London. Une infan I
was by mis- take packed up III a~turn-up bed
stead, and when discovered life was exunct.
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CENSUS OF CnIcAGo.-rhe last of the re-
turns OF the Census Marshais for The city of
Chicago shew the total population OF The city
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Glass BiOIc 1ng Is an exhibition that every
BODY likes W witness, ana one that few per-
SONS ever tire of seeing. by reference to the
advertising columns it will be perceived that
fancy glass blower Is about to amuse those of
our people VINO feel disposed to patrolize
him. HIS skill al his business is truly aston
ishing.
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RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN IN RyssIA.--A let
ter from Warsaw, in the Augsburg Gazetle,
says:
The Government is still very severe i'm re-
ligious matters. Recently n NJ. Tokarski, a
Roman Catholic, married Russian young
lady Of the Greek Catholic Church, but the
priest who performed the ceremony forgot to
make them sign IA written engagement TO bring
nm their children in the orthodox religion
when a child was born, NJ. Tokarski had ii
b,uuzed in the Catholic Church. The fac
was denoun need to the authorities, and in vir-
tue of an I'm psrial ukase just issued, the priest
has been incorporated as private soldier In
tna army and NJ Tokarski has been thrown
iuto prison, and there remains"
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lTra. ID. Totty.-Tne arg ument be fore Judge
Lyons, motion 10 set aside the verdict
against VIM. ID. Totty, eonyic led VI muroer,
was continnsd yesterday. The Judge being
informed th;st one OF the jurors had been con-
yersed with, adjourned the until Satur-
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Committed d-Bridget Cassidy, a white wo-
man, was convicted before the Mayor, yester.
day, OF being drank and disordery in the
street, ana required to give security for her
better behavior in the future
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81 Rocks Good Samaritan.--The snb'
arrIs- having taken the agency for the above pop
saI.sr RHEUA AlATIC REMEnT, IS prepared 10
1urE Oh tie trade al proprIe Ietor's rates.
4 JOHN w. GARLiCK,
Apothecsry and Druggist.
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DIyoRC. SUIT.-Mr. John Wood, actor,
whose wife was recently divorced from him,
has been sued in California for S5u UOu for
dueing Helen J wife OF Hamilton May. and
s. alternating her affections from her hus band"
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Atusi~e.-Jesse Barnes, while under state
of excitement produced by the too tree use of
strong bevera ages, abused and threa Ter ed Geo
w. wager, for which the Mayor put him
under bonds
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-Margafei Dwysi, for assauiting
Bran, had to i we the Mayor bond
~ thas sLe would be Of better be-
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Hon. VIM. l.. Yancey, Of Alabama, VIII
NORTH 70 spsaa IN senais " BTts4iarldte'
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JOHN W. GREtN,
SA ATTORNEY AT Law,
Will practice IN the Courts of the city OF kica
mond anu county Of Henrico. Strict at ttentlnn
will be given to all business entrusted To him
Office, tor the present with his father. w lillian.
Green, southwest corner Man and 7th strees
Je N-6m
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Dssorde'iy y-Tnornton Carter, charged with
being drunk aud disord.riy IN the sliset. ap-
p-area before the Mayor yesterday, and was
held TO security for his be tier behavior In the
future.
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LAWRENCE 5. lash,
~ ATTORNEY Al La
Practices in the Courts of the City OF RichmonG
and the Counties of HenrIco, Hancves and Caro-
line.
Heis also Notary Psblic sud Commissioner oftho
United States Court of CLAIMS.
The partnership between Mr.. ChAsrAIN WHIrs
and himself being dissolved, his Office IS nov on
llth street. Just below tinddin's Hall. fe iy-l.
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Pouhry.--Ned, slave to Il. NJ. Cary.
ieted before the Mayor Of stealidx
xeas ana ssatsacsd " b puaish ~
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PeLITICAL--At Spotsylyania Courthouse
on Monday last Tim Rives (Douglas) Of Prince
George, made a speech of two hours, followed
by Gov. Smith (Breckinridge) in one OF the
same length. AT the expiration of the two
ed fifteen minutes for the Assistant Elector
for that District, Dr. q uesen berry, which was
granted. On Monday night Mr.. Rives ad-
dressed the citizens of Fredericksburg A.
Judson Crane, of Richmond, addressed the
Opposition of Charlottesville last week
Chas. Irving spoke for Douglas, in Danville
Saturday
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ATFrnR RNEX AT

HENRY HUDNALL,
~JA ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices mall the Courts held in the oitv Of Rich
mond.
hA Alzo, PRACTICES regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
AS Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknow-
ledguents, Administer and Certify Oaths, nd per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the Office Of
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and 1lth streets, jus.
below the Custom House. ia 3l-iy
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MARINE iEsURAN :.
incorporated lG37.D
ZEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSuk
ANCE COMPANY

H&-Vhce NO. isI BIaln Street, Rchmond. ~
Capital and Surplus, 92So,0o0.
SHls COMPANY has the advantage Of ttcsnty- ssvsa
Stafy experience 10 the Insurance business, and
hsfisE enjoyed the favor OF the public during all
oi thst period reeds no special recommendations te
We citizens of Virginia.
II stiects Fire Insurance In olty and country and
hsnne Insurance TO ali parts Of the world.
tH eash capital aud surplus are as above, and its
aaairs managed yrudentiy, but beray and ia
Lon. nrRYcToYs:
~ l., ,Cowsrdin, ]. r. Wsdsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, WIN, BeeTs, Geo. W Smith.
Gorace l.. Kent, Thnc Samson, b. L. Winstop
Wm. Palmer chas, w, Purcell, inc, N Gordon,
ffI X, PHfkei, jos p Winston, Arch. Thomas.
JS4 T., iaioes. H. A. Claiborne.
Asply 10 the PresldsSt or 9eeretary, ln person or
yssttsE: w. /. CoWARDlN, President.
w. W!tLIs, Jks Secretary, - tseN
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BURGLAR KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE
l6e New Bedford Standard of the Sd instant
says Inat' on saturday afts rnoon, as the Bos-
ton train of cars from that city was passing
near Jamaica Plain. an Irishmap, in attempt
ing to avoid the Stopenton train, stepped
upon the track in front of the engine, which
track. He was picked up and carried into
Bos ton, but life was extinct upou the arrival
of the cars. Upon his person were found 4
complete set of burglars tools, including skele-
is that he was going in to Boston to prosec u to
his business. His name was Tot ascertain ed
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c
.-~,,----
DERPETUAL INSUR RANCE.

THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING "A lady Mrs Lunp
residing near Starkvllle, Ky, was killed by
lightning during the recent storm. She was
In the cellar at the time, standing under the
stove. The fluid came down the chimney, fol-
lowed the stove pipe, crept through a crevice
in the floor aided by q nall instantly killing the
lady. Her daughter was near her at the time
in STOPPING position, and was considerably
shocked but recovered. A tu b of butter stand
ing near, was bored through the center down
TO the bottom, displacing the butter, and FORM
ing circular cavity, The building occupies
all elevated site, and is destitute of ligh thing
conductor
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aIAE4 IAL SSUo,OOO'
oFFIcR-Muin Street, IN American Hotel.
=, The Company takes, addition TO the ordinary
IRE and Marine risks, fERPETU AL insurance
on buildings Under thus policy oGe payment Sc
cures The property FOREVER against loss by fire
Tina Company receives MONEY on de post, pay 8
lA;erest thereon, and guarantees the payment OF
Negotiable Notes and Bills OF Exchange.
-, DIRECTORS.
"m; H. Macfarland. Pres't Farmers Bank.
Z Warwick, firm of Warwick K BaTksdale.
Nm. u. Crenshaw, firm of CTenshaw b Co.
Wellington (IJddin, hrm Of Goddin Il Apperson.
! ". ,McCance, firm Of DnnloP, aone1re A. Go,
. 4 Barksdale, hTm of Warwick Il Barksdale.
James H. Grant. TOBACCO Manufacturer.
L. ID CTeushaw, firm Of Haxali, GTenshaw y Co.
John /. Bacon. hrm Of Bacon Il Baskervill.
K. b. Haxall. firm of Haxall Crenshaw x Co.
;ohn Curne, Jr., Ship owner.
Vim. b Warwick, Il rm of Warwick Barksdale
!as. Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law.
Z Z. Elicit, Builder.
J. 9. Ruffn, Agrlcultu and Manufacturer.
T. "; MeGruder, hrsi of 3. MoGruder's Sons.
'" W. Crump, Attorney at Law.
Jas. Dunlop, firm oi Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL, Prest.
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f ~ssSS DIR. Z. s. McGRUDER, of Helri-
- co, having taken office Oh ,aaknp
street, hrst house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services 40 the publ
J. 3u-6m
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THE HARVEST IN IRELAND.-Tne Cork Ex
aminer has the following summary of the

q IIELAND.--I
aminer has the following summary of the
crop prospects in Ireland:
From our own observation, in this neigh
borh lUd things are in very promising con-
ditiou The hay has been better saved and is
in fair abundance. The corn has not
yet suffered TO any serious extent from
lodgment, but the grain undoubtedly is
not as we'll developed as il would
have been had we had q hotter tempera-
ture throughout the summer. Many fields
are ready for the sickle, and some have been
already reaped. The great bulk, however
has Yet to ripen. With regard to the potat
crop, there has been a very agreeable d.sap-
poin lment as the threatened blight has, up 10
the present, been in some degree checked, aud
its ravages have proved far less than We're
ticipated. Yesterday was remarkable by ths
occasional appea rance off the sun and consid
trable warmth, and this day, though dark, is
also fine. During the night. too. the temp,ra
ture was higher than ii has been latterly.
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Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ; Z. Church.

"a l.su luvIgoTator and restorative, where q gem
/. r,Imulart 10 wanted, we believe Ii superior to
he Cordials before the public as a rEre for DyS
5s.grla, C0EEh, Scvdfpid and RheHrdttSH, with
diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. It has bee q
ssrg, successfu to the single and Inarned. We
rssT he most valuable remedy, which thousands
W testify ~ ~ ~. ,,1
81 FEMALES AND CHlLDREN.-This TING
Il RE will be found great msdicine for q thelI
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
& S6ia by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond
a, Dr.. COOKE. Fredericksburg by all the DrlE
r'rts in Petersburg: by MORTIMER l. NOW
BRAY Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles
az my 2-ddowts
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

STEAMER WEST PoINr, Sept 4, 1860.
An excursion train of the Richmond ard
York River Railroad arrived At West Point
III halt-past to-day, accom- panied by Smith s
Band. The elegant and commodious steamer
West Point was lying at the wharf, ready to
receive the passengers, for an excursion to
Yorktown. All were soon on board, and the
steamer pushed off with merry and pleasant
party OF pleas ure seekers, the stars and stripes
floating gracefully in the breeze, and the
bano playing Shuourts Serenade.
The steamer glided swiftly over the surface
of the lovely York, the passengers looking
listlessly over the broaa expanse of water
spread out before them, wrapped in pensIve
admiration OF its beauty.
At3 O'Clock we arrived at the ancient city
of Iork-that spot which stands so pre- MI
nent on the historic page, SO rich in historic
lore, and so dear TO the heart OF an American
citizen. Tue Old town is fast Fastening to
decay. As our thoughts brooded over the
solemn scene, earnestly did we pray in our
hearts that some Goldsmith were there 10 i'm
mortalZe the deserted village" Why is it
that Americans have so neglected their coun-
try's shrine Not even a stone is there TO
mark the spot where closed the dark drama OF
the Revolution. Four little trees, planted by
some patriot hand are all that point out the
memorable SpOt--
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Partnership.-D b. BRIDGFORD and n r.
PATE under the firm Of BK DGFOk q co.
will continue the GENERAL COM lSsION BU-
MISS AT the old stand, corner 81 D. h. Car, and
Dock streets. august i. 1sGJ.
d. B. BRIDs FokD and n. TISsLEY PATK 1 hold
the same GOOD feelings in their welfare and suo~
cess that had IN the partnership with hem hop-
Ing that the patronase of the late firm wall remain
| and continue with them feeling assured .hst they
Will act to merit 10 o the many frJeBt and raf-
rons OF our late firm. take occasion tiI withrrsw-
lns from the business, to terder my, tha-ks and
gratitude. FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
Sc 4-2taw4w
CO-P NEKsHIP. P.-Thr undersigned
the Of s% os s DS
Of Te eanductlns @ GENERAL coMMls8sloNs 8 N Su Hiio
sss Of 1"a GoRE' REs'fHa 1Gt6SH to
Gis fs esG f aaa a see
on a. a GENERAL GRXNARY BtsiNEsssSs,' EssS 'I and
snd x sssR HHY GoRN stga Ssf s a s
and all other articles usually kept in this line.
shswI Co, Ms.srs Edmond. Davenport Z cfsn- So.,
sessrs. johnson; Younger & 0tey, F.. y, KUHN.
wM' HfTts 3 HAettffELRs Il RettfLR'
Corner llth and Cary ats. next door tn
se3-lm hessrs. Dunlop, Moncure h Co
NOTiCE.-The Co partnership existing under
-, ~ the hrm and style OF NH TON q BOU-
| itaton on the 18th inst the same is dissolved.
dhe bSoks i, aSeE snd aGeeants have been yur
he paid 70 hum; and all due by the concern Will be
paid by him.
the partners, only, IN closipg up the business
JOIN JOINT s6UcHEk: MiERoN'
| Richmond, Aug. y, 1850.
aAMLToN sfaGEas H Ss for the snS purpose s Of Of
! branches, al No. IS Man street they have pur~
chased the stock q the late hrm OF AAMii.fHN
=. hoC HER. and the) Will receive in few dsys
Hui fXshioNABLE AND =, . -
the public wanting an, thing in their tne. Ssilsv-
| IN the trade. JAMES HAaliLT0N,
Richmond, Aug. q, 1860. as a3-lm
| (,O-PARTNERsHIP.- &. KAYM0Npsn and
the 81 fs o sfSs S,fsS ,Hs
sT6Rs o on the soas, @ SIDE Of csas sr.s
tIon l.ta anu respectfully, solicit share OF pu lilo
r.s.-We have in store and to arrive
81 s. SSi:. SSi:. SlN; SiNslssfS s bSl.. WINE.
We will sell IN 's. e ;pl
EAsfasswansss' gussEss j Ai iss "aa
sSElsoS' under sfEBBiNs. RI ssT q puLLEs /. co.
4 We are grateui 70 the publtc Ter their
patronage the past twenty years and soiic,t CON
tnuance tor the concern.
sTEBBINs L PuLLEN.
| July I, 1850. ~ u-t"
| DiSS0LDTiON.-The concern of POTTS.
- FAkL.Ef co WAS dissolved on the seth
| uit, MI Ii. s. WILLIAMS rstIrtns Ire ander-
ngned nav nx ychased the interest of AIR. n. 3.
| Wiiiiams, with the books, aecoaats, notes &c,
WA continue the w Wholesale 6reosry business at
| the stand recently occupied hy them. who're they
| viii be pleased to serve their friends aud pa
irons as Asrstofors. The ss & ths hrn, viii Is
| main unchanged. 7. POTTS
| r. q FARLEY
| J. b MARSHALL
Richmond Jaly &. isaa y s-,s
----T-.
| E>O0 SALE t~'
| S1,pO0 VIR0iNfA6s.
4 oj shares BANkOf VA. Sf0cK
~ shares sh, hANKoF THE CON MoNw'LTH
1 % shares Va. FIRE MARINE srocK.
- shslss nlchMOND FiRE ASSOC CITATION
i ft Hyon0 Nj NortvaynvA Ann rENN y n
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ECCENTRIC SUICTDE.-The London Times
says an instance of extraordinary eccentricity
was afforded recently at Locure, near Havre.
corks around it, and label, upon which was
written Pull the string. am at tile end of
It," The string was pulled, and sure enough
there was the late writer of the label with
paper detailing the cause of his having made
away with himself, carefully corked up in a
bottle IN his pocket. with his name and ad-
dress, "Francois Foliot, of Vaudrimare'
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Poa- kaisiag The Bell. Everett party erect
r'' iais poie IN font Of tleir Club House yes
e.fe5- -sss4 s'"" after run up the
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K0-a PAaKE P0INDExrER, ATT0R-
H~ka NEY AT LAW, RlCHaOND, VA, vii
practice in the city OF Richmond and 4 the oouu-
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan ana Aneha,
AOfhc' in Lisle's Building. norner Of Msnax
tsth street .sss T.
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We were allowed two hours to wander over
the Old mounds and fortitcations, and muse
over he scenes which had once been enacted
there. Our two hours having expired, we
were called together by the sound of the
old city and started on our homeward- bound
Journey. The steamer arrived at West Poin /
at O'Clock, and in "a short time all hands
were in Richmond, after most pleasant e1-
cursion.
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=, Artificial r.e,h..-T CloeplastIe

. -uIcanite Process. W JONES, DIN.
80. hayilg the night for th- shove mode of
s,tag Teeth, and being satished OF us ao-
- win confidence commend It 70 those desirin.
Il or parilsl sets of teeth, and especially such
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
yngtb and the suction thereby secured, enables
4 M 10 insert one or more teeth lnlfhoni clasps
a method having been adopted by those stand
h highest IN the profession, North and south,
tes,Im0p!ais will be given and specimens exhibited
4 rhose wishing to see them Sets OF Teeth, on
4 or sry other plate will of course be made for
he preierrinE them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
.sT.r,ug and all other operations gently and tho
rou1tly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
+kTCIIT cttAOHf PAIN
\ "A. once on Main street, opposite Corinthian
no3l-iv
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Improrenents.-No portion of the city and
suburbs is improving more rapidly at this
time than Church Hill. Immediately after
passing the old church, going east, new build
ings are seen to be springing up in every d-
rectiob, and old ones are being repaired and
beautified. Within the past few months, the
city fathers have undertaken TO open and
grade some of the cross streets, and when foot
walks and cutters are paved. and carriage
ways are made passable the hundreds of va
cant lots in that section will be brought in to
use Church Hill, of all the seven hills of the
city, is the most desirable for private resi-
dences. Within a few minutes walk of the
heart of business, it is yet retired the conn
try, sufficiently high for pure air, excellent
water and beautiful scenery, and is as free
from sickness and disease as any mountain
spot in Virginia. Property on Church Hill Is
steadily advancing in value, and must soon
become as much sought after for private resi-
dences as that of any other locality in the
State.
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AS CUPPtNG AND LEECHING-
- Mrs WOOLHOUSt over Sam'I Suther-
lands Gun store, l52 Nan street, Richmond, will
wait on all those requiring her services
~ Constantly receiving, per steam. rs fresh
LEECHES.
EA All ords rs for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent Express to all pa Is OF the state.
Is. new stNe OF LAUl s. BANDAGFS
that are much liked, made to order.
2U-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07

Il, W. III. TYLER,
UDfee on Marshall, beiceeH Strth and Seventh
Streets,
Continues to RENT our HOUSES, HIRE OFT
NEGROES. SILT REAL ESTATE. SrLL NE
GROkS. and act as GENERAL AGENT He
returns his thanks 10! the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him for three years past. Sc S-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07

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