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nA Wheeler & wilson's

&c W INu MN n " r
was brought into the market at q later day than
either of it's rivals who have attained any Doto-
riety, and under IL IS favorable circumstances yet
there have been nearly twice many sod as of any
other make. 1t has taken more premiums rhen
any other II receives more favorable notices
from the press than any other, and tae PEOPLE
like it better than anv other. 1t contains every
tachments of all kinds, makes stitch app bic
to all purposes, and is warranted to need less re-
pairs than any other Machine in use.
&C. 1t certainly will out last any Machine that
sews. and any person accustomed to running Liz hit
machinery at high speed will say so.
Sales Room 227 Main street, Richmond +, John
sons Hall, Norfolk.
oc N-lwH E. Fl. CRAIGE, Agent
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No. The Public is invited to send to my
Office for circular, explaining the philosophy Of
the Loop" Lock" Double Lock" and all
demonstration that the stitch made by WI EEL
FIR < WILSON'S Machine is INFINITELY
GROVER & BAKERS, and, also, that e.rIy
eveTJ statement made in 6. q BIS card, IN Moa-
days Dispatch, In comparing the two articles, is
falte T.. II. CRAlGE. Agent
Wheeler 4 Wilson, 227 Vain St. Richmond:
oc 2i--l* JChRson's Hall, Norfolk.
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October, 23d. 1860.
SPLENDID DRY GOODS,
ELEGANT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, EN-
BROIDERIES, AND LADIES' FURS.

ELLOANl S1bhS AMI DhGSS pOt'DS,
BROlDERIES, AND LADIES' FURS.
THOS. Il. PRICE C co,
Have just opened a splendid line of
les ant DHESS SILKS.
Rich VELOUk OITOMANS.
Real irish aad French POPLlNS.
BLACK TAFFETA and MOURNING SILKS.
French and American DtLAINEo, &c.
An immense variety % all the last novelties IN
CLOAkS AID WRAPrIh IS, such as
BLACK VELV r. L and CLOTH CLOAKS,
BLACK and CULOREU Ana bS,'' nchly
trimmed,
MEXICAN CLOAXS. full sleeve, on hand and
made to order az short notice.
ALSO,
Elegant EMBROlUERIES in Lace Sets.
BRUSSELS SETS, POINT SETS and COL
LARS,
SLEEVES, ILLUSION SETS, MUSLIN,
SETS, CAMBRIA SETS
And by express i grand supply of
LADIES FURS,
in Sable. Brown Martin, Stone Martin, Couey,
Rock Martin. Russia Fitch,
VICI URlNES,CU CUFFS, CAP Els, MUFlS &c,
to which the attention nf the ladies is cal ed.
oc 23-6s THUS. K. PRICE u co.
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sA AN IMPoBTANr SUIT DEcIDRp.-At the last
Session Of the U. s Circuit Court, Jud.e Nelson
presiding. a very :mportan. case waa decided
against u go. b. SL0Ar anu others, IN favor o.
UNFRAMED WHtELfk, of ne WHthLER
Il WILSON GO. The suit was brought nn W Il
son feei patent, winch is owned by Wheeler
and which is most essential pvt of all Sewing
Machines. SLOAP waS usEs this feed with
ont authority. The decision luIty sustaIns the
patent, ANA declares ali Machines embracing the
leading idsa of Wilson'S device, VIZ ctdNpiaS Us
fdbf1c bttfcsea tfG0 >nr1ceS, ana cGfryiHg 81 on
by an automatic, inferiHEttsHt melton, are IN
irIngemants perpetual injunction was Issued
AGAINST the defendants.
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LOST.

| GsT-l e.terday morning. bet een the store Of
- Nm +. tuter Il Son, on Pear street, and tha
warehouse oil |. d y. b. Davenport, or between
the !Jst mentioned place ths store of Richard
ri. Barnes Franklin street. below the old NJ a ,ket.
small. red c}lored PORTE NOM Al +, contain
Ing about $40 IN 20 d, mostly 81 gold pieces, and
about S35 IN g Bank notes. mostly on North Car
Ollna banks. except one SIS Virginia Bank note,
and one 10 Cape Fesr nOJe, as can be re-
collected. The Under will he suitably rewarded
by returning II to Messrs. Vim. +. Butler h Son,
or to tAIs OEIcs. &C q St.
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tiaNERAII AGENT for all the NEWSPA-
PERS, MAyAZlNES, Gu ZAP P = BLIC ATOMS,
aud Special netnt fer the RICHMOND DIS
+. ITCH, No IS VI EXIT STREET, LIZ sCHB'BG.VA
BOOKS, MATAXiNES, ETC, OF every GescTp-
ton, ordered for customers direct from the pub
u.hers at = snail auvALce on who esale pIce.
Oc "a At
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From II. f. Harrizon, Esq. :, NJ. d.

PORT RICHMOND, STATEN IsLAND,l
March 9th. 1860 {
SIR: have made use of ThoIley's s. Food for
Cattle and Horses " during tn months of August
and September, 1859. | commenced the of 1t
on tive horses that had been driven verJ hard for
a number of years, and were completely worked
down, SO that 1t WAS Impossible TO get them into
good condition or keep anv flesh them. In
about two weeks after its use | began 10 see a
great alteration in their condition and spirits and
from that time tney steaclly improved. | then
left OFT the use OF this Food, when they became
ike Il young team of horses Just CONNIE ncIng to
be driven. They have continued up to the
present time. II X. HARMON, NJ D,
BLAIR & HARVIE, AZ ents.
oc 235t Corner Cary and 18th sts
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MISS ADELENA PATHS

MISS ADELINA PATHS
Farewell CONCERTS IN AMERICA
IA. The public are respectfully informed that in
oon'equencs OF the immense success which has
attended her Concerts,
MISS ADELINA PATTI,
The Principal Star of the Academies of Music in
New York, Boston, and iIads phia Will give
TWO MORE GRAND CONCERTS
IN THIS CITY.
UNDER THE RECTfON OF
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
And on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 10Th.
CORN THAN HALL,
tMAIN STREET,
MISS ADELINA PATTI
Will be assisted By the following eminent Artists,
SIGNOa LOTII,
The DISTINGUISHED Young Tenor
SIGN0h ErT0KE BARILI.
SIG. NICOLA BARI Ii,
SIG. BlsCACCiANTI Will perform a Grand
Soto on the VIooncello.
MAURICE oTRAKoSCH.
Director and Conductor.
rs For Programme and particulars, see small
ga The price of Tickets of Admission to all
parts of the Hall, has been fixed az ONE DOL
LAR
"a Tickets may Re obtained for both Concerts
at the primer pal book AMI music stores. and Al he
EXCHANGE Hotel and Balar House and the even
ing OF the performance, at the door
ia In order 10 avoid confusion at the door,
those vino W sh TO attend the Concert are respect
fully requested 70 provide themselves during Ine
day with tickets
"a Doors open at O'Clock, Concert to com
mence at O'Clock. oc 24-SS
NEW KiCHMON THEA re
KUNKEL 4 MoxLEY. .Lessees and Man-ser,
THOS. l.. MOXLEY.----.---- Acting Manager.
|, b. PHILLIPS. ............ stage MANAGER
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ACirIzESs AND STRANGERS should not fail to
VISIT rLEs' Mammoth Photograph and -mbrots Pc
Oaslery, and have tDeir LlkeDesses taken IN a
scien lbc AID Artistic manner. You will not be de-
t9lned more than ten minutes 10 bave one or
dozen tasen, no matter how great tbs rush Frees
Reasonable; and satisfaction guaranteed. I45 Main
street, Eagle Square. 90 -bt
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 2,
HisA Woe, ais DAY Wednesday3 l24 e,elo

ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, ndze and passengers G.. T. Cardozo,
SAILED,
steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam aud W atson.
steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell. Phita-
delphi a, mdze. and passengers, q; r. CaIdozo.
steamer George Peabody, Pit thard, Ba timore,
mtze and passengers, u. n W. CurIle.
Schr. Zen Vardiver, Jones, Norfolk, mdze., W.
d. ColGuitt Co.
Schr, REINDEER, Kerwan, Norfolk VIA Port Wal
thal coal. w. ID Colquitt & Co.
Scar. Baltimore, Philips. Baltimore, light.
Schr. Clara Bell, Mitchell, Baltimore, llEht
Schr. Alvarado, Slower. down the rlveT, llsht
Sshr. j. b. Cunningham. Whyarde, down the
scth'r. VIM p. Williams. Rose, down the river,
light.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 22.-ATrived. ship Juliet,
Trundy, Richmond, to finish loading for Rotter-
dam.
Bo.roN. Oct. 2O.-Cleared, schr. c. s. Lockman'
PRovIDsNcE, Oot. l9.-Arrived, schr. Wash ing
ton, Norfolk. ct,
NoRFoLk, Oct. 22-Arrived. schrs. Grey Eagl lie,
Richmond Nj. johnson. do Sarah, Petefsuu s.
Cleared. schr. Virginia. do. q
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. A-Cleareo, schr. -. O.
MeTslsn. niCnmOL d.
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b. ANOTHER TRIUMPH OF THE TRUTH . -
The Grover X Bake SEWING NJ 1chlne, at The lat e
California etale Fair, held ct San Franc SEQ, was
awarded the ignest pre- MUM ABOVE all other sew
ing ma hncs III competition.
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"a MIRROR. PORTRAIT ANp PicrUREFRAaKso r
every description and To suIL all tastes can is
found at J V. SCaDBaSG Co = store, 2y9 Main
street. 10, kISG GLASSES ot all SIZES.
N. B.-We open tins morning a fine assortment
of new EsGRAviNGs.
"a Ordet executed at shoit notice. Remember
the place, 2c9 Main street, square lLove the Post
Cfiice. ioc rs ST J. v. SUnDBsks T. Co.
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.a GREAT MArtunIT-

-; sssSsar~ There will be run ,....-
49, FAIRFIELD 90 O." R PSei tie
50 FRIDAY. the 9Th Insis 1, "a
great MATCH RACE; for SIS 90 q side ~
mile heats, between Thomas W DOswel' we
chequar, by Revenue, dam Nina, by Ro,top' * -
= X, Fondren's b. III. Leisure, by Red Eve J 5si
hy Nargrave. '''1 Ah
In consequence of the ncemency Of the v.,,,
er. ana the consequent condItI, OF the to-.
Ashland, the above race, which was auuou 90 a.
take place NJ that course, has teen cnauget -.
Fairfield Course, aud viii come of AZ adrsT,...33
above. Both horses have high reputation a.
the TRENDS OF each are sanguIne of toe success 3
annals may be expected. ''o'a'
oc 1876 JOHN BELCHER, Propria,o,
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FALL RACES
niHpl s.',':

&eecSAlnnli1Esplss."'.s''.
comm.no. =, ri. e. The FALL s,cv,
and eonsInas four our d G9af's on ths a,s q
Fl, FIRST by 2bNEspAY, Or, :. '''''''
$50 on mt sssi ga 100 ' ialf. and s
~ ana Proprietor Closed on lst a. =. add,s b,
W Mn H. H fsf nsm.. entries Of ks,
dam Fanny Fern. By f l%p fGg. .sooss by R,.,.
J. 1eni = J; Green names b. I. N,sc.9 nus
4. Jobn ssl6 6,s, dam by imp. Prism tobacco Pin
NAV, ny Red I've, dam EiIen Us D. c. Va.
- u TEE mare ch. l.. by Boston, Jr.. da,,
8. Thos ii Christmas namsah s
by iIustee, b., Gam Noble vi a,yd ned Eye, d,.
s.S n; t9ndren White names bu
Dy RED Eye, dam by IMP No.. Red Eayl
7. NJ. Hall names CHI. by F;,rnasssIays. age
Steel, ~ Steel 'H"hc'sr, dam Bat.
hs shcoND DAY-P'O0rs'or'' Purse $40. ,,'''
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club pur.. a.. ME
sscosp RAcx-sasE DA7.-A sw....., ME
race p TO- the time of closing. ~ ia. At Eeyer w.
da, OF the althsd meeting 1870. ne "e run on ~
F ha,I LOT eit; TO name and co.sa.sts 500
tries: '''' o'osed with the iollovu,rns,t ar
A. s,. sal IL ns s,ns CHI Great Eastern
ronersn Wfnte names b. c. Red Eay,.
rye, dam by neortsd MargraveH ase' By Ret
hy Recent. = W boston, j. a.,
lmunrted Trustee ""'ef.oo, dan :,
FOURTH DAY-A sweepst,ks fo,,
mile heats; 800 entrance, half f,rCe',t year oc,
scrlbers: 0''Seu with az sas,
l. Gen. 7. ], Green Il Son names h,
,oy imp Albion dam by imp Glsrr'-nn ay Break
q. J.; L. BaitZeT names u T. (5ihIcr,
rye, dan Noun ain Maid 'a' BY Re-
3. John Belcher MANS T. a pri,3los
eve, d nm bv IMP. Lana ford D. c. By P.
4. n H. beazley names - gel Runk T..
klns Prla.n, dam by b ston - o. ny H1r.
D. " II Iino'n names br. colt by Ne,
b. imp. Trustee " NATION, Ian
6. NJ Hall names br. flly By B..or J.
Prince GEORGE '0'oii' dan D,
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-A Sossu...,
mile out f"r two year ODDS: & 40 eD.pstake %.
forfeit; 100 ADDED, provided two or nee, IA
10 mama and close the LIST day of .n ME 'tait
Now four subsc Ibers: august, lSoa~
Gen. Thos. J. Grsen h Son narnes 49,,
klns' FRAN. dam bv imp Trustee = y hsr.
by Haw klns' Priam, dam bv ta,lS D.. a 20,
L hos w DosW ell names {. NInatt ~ .tpnh
Gam Nina, by Dos on Also b - 'Sssslss
gul;ure, cam Va. Pnryear " '1huet y
w. K. Mellon names b. f. harv w,.L;
Red Eye, dam A. VI. Braxtonfs Ion1srHggton , y
Capt. Belcher names gr c. hy Red - maze
Prince Albert. JOHN Nh C,u Gam ~
au 3t-2awdd WITS p,nES,
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llS East Twenty-uinth sire.

From the Kncke rbocker Ice C0mpany.l
DECEMBER %, 1859
For cur large stock of horses We have used
Thorley's Food for Cattle, and we hereby certify
that IT has been very beneficial to t1em, a5 also
IaVIgoratlRs.
The KNICKERB0CKER ICE COMPANY.
Canal street, New York
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From 4 dams Express Companv 7

ADAMS EAPRLss Co N. Y, Nov. g, 1889.
DEAR SIR l have much pleasure in ties ilyIrg
that have used fnoTey's = Food for Cattle - for
more than SIX weeks, and am very much gra.ifei
with Its effects. The horses are fond of its
flavor, and seem to derive great benefit from u.
ewes them glossy coat, besides keeping them
very regular add cool. therefore chez rfully -
commend it To all who seek to bring their horses
into coed condition and to keep them so.
Respectfully yours, J. ID. WALLACE.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER
Messrs. J. w. RANDOLPH and A. MORRIS sent
us, yesterday, copies Of HAgPER for Eoyem-
per.
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On the 10th Of October, 1880; Mrs, DIR EWSll.A
Eacho, and wife OF Simon s. Brown, in the 10Th
year of her age =,
"a The Richmond Christian Advocate will
ute8se
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From Eugene Valentine, Esq !

WkSTCBEsTLK. n. :. Jan %, 1867.
have much pleasure in testIiyl3g that have
used Thorey's Food for Cattle upon a four y ear
cid III tich Cow. Before using this Food she pro
duced only two quarts of DIlk per day, ard sfter
few days use OF 1t she produced eight quarts of
mix per day. and continues to produce that
quantity, much 10 the surprise OF ny self and
nell hboIs. ELGENE VALENTINE.
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r. FAMILY SEWING MAcHINEs.-The fact is
now admitted all hands that no family shou. d
guilty however, is IN purchasing the test III use
difficulty which may readily be overcome by Seems
eaah pattern at work and by examining the stitch
which each makes. We have carefully inspected
all the popular machines in use and have bee
forced to the conclusion that GROVER 4 BAKERS
patent is the beat adapted to family and plantation
use is easiest understood. ard less liable to get
out of order. Apart irCm the fact that TINS ma
chine makes TO noise certainly great recon-
mendatlon 10 families IL aeTs with the took stitch.
which cannot De raveed by breaking or cutting
the thread the seams it makes are elastic, and
its machinery IS simple and compact that the
most ordinary servant can understand and cOAtI Oi
il, with no trouble Whatever. W g invite our cOuu-
tfg trends 10 this machine operation al
Mechanics Institute Hail. assured that they VIII
give 1t the preference OF ali Others in making th0r
purchases.
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From William Reed. ESQ I

DTsTlLLEhY OF LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
New York. Dec. Is, lS;9S
| have used ThOrley's Food for Cattle for INV
horses, and have much pleasure In testIfyng that
| have found, and still continue 10 ind. it most
benehclal as well rs an ecOnOmI 5ai article. Since
have commenced using tins Food the quantity Of
oats consumed n NV stable amounts to but trIfa,
and have altogether dispensed with the use of
corn. VIZ. REED,
LIB East TIVE ntY-uIlth Ct
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NEW BOOKS.

~ RhNDOLPH'S, I2l Main street.
FRENCH'S NOTt IS on THE PARALLELS OF
MISS G tGHP new Ssf sfliPn Sn ' American
Story. By J. g. Holland Sl:2s.
TAl LOR'S HISTORY OF SCOTLAND. Spleen
didly lliustra'ed. vols. $500
THE LIFE OF CHRIST. BY the Rev. II. Rut-
ter aud C. Z. Pise Richl, illustrated SO co.
NAPIER'S HISTORY or THE PENINSU K
WAR. $3.50
HISTORY Or IRELAND, Ancient and Modern.
BY the Abbe McGeughegan. So 90.
FAMILY DOCTOR, or the Home Book of Med-
cine. By DR. Condee 500.
WALkER'S INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN
LAW. Designed as a First Book for Stu
dents SIS 50.
BLAGKWfTG'S MAGAZINE. for october.
HA3FEK'S MAGAZINE. Tor November.
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7:--FS MONROE WAND REECKiy-
4s~~81a RInGE AND LANE VIGILANCE
OMMtTTEE.-Thers will be a meeting of this
Commlttee at SAUNDERS HALL this " + o.
NteEAlD evening, at 71a O'Clock, Let every
member, with the interest cf the party and the
state at heart, attend promptly.
s. u. DENOON, Pres't.
VIM. 4. TODD, ScC'y. &C 24-ltt
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., JEFFERSON WAaD RELLAAn

BE- EVERETT CLUS.-Ths next regular
meeting Of the b Ii AND EVERETT CLUB of
JEFFERSON WARD will lie held at the Office of
M. r. a. J. CLoPToN, corner OF FrantiIn and
Wall streets, on W ENNGSDAI rEENiNG, the
at early hour, in order to get through the basl
ness as soon as possible and to allow the members
ea Opportunity to attend the dscussG at the CIuJ
House between MessTs. LYONS anu JOHNSON.
oc 2}-2t BY ORDER
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MARRIED.
Died

On Tue.d.,. IAN in.t by Elder Y. z. Hay,
Major g. n, PRICE and Miss VIRGINIA, daush-
ter of Mr. Samuel g. Harris, all Of Louisa co., va.
ma ENQUIRER and Examiner please copy.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANk..

collected. The Under viii be suitably rewarded
by returning II to hiessrs. Vim, F. Butler Il Son,
or to tAts OEiIce. &C "a 81
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
v Chartered BY III. L.gts!atars a Va.
N6NEY received on doptst IN snG ~ of FIVE
DOLbABS ard upwards, on which interest at the
| remaining six month. or longer; for shorter Pc
mods interest a: the rate of 5 per cantum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Cashier, T. b, SrARKE, AZ the store Of T. T.
Spence, corner of Nam and Governor streets,
SSAM'L s, GoTTRELl., Pres't,
oc 24-l2m DAVID BAKER. la, Secretary.
CtNs-GU As-GUNS.-Ih have in store large
- and very complete stock Of GUNS; also, Smith
sm f0uRsAoHTIfS Co K sRf[Ps .y snS
GSf GdSbs and # hs IF; as *
kinds; all ct whl3h Will he sold al the lowest pos
sIoe pfees c en- examination q ny st3H5 Is re-
Gun Maker, Main street. Fellow the Market.
&C II I'm
NOTICE To THE LADIES Opened this
~ mo :uH shs Pet pTt BLEAcHED ana UN
thinS very extra at III cents a 'afd. ~
sn9thfF sac Of s 140is GOOD thcssoed
very low. at NJ. FLtISCHEk'S,
DC IL az Corner oh and Broad streets.
NOTiCE! NoTttE!!-lmportant to persons
eh'''s'' sMT II 3A Ss Np5fSeTca
No. II MAN st,
oc 2l-3t' Formerly WhtehuIst's gallery.
NOTICE-WINTE Err OATS, WINTER OATS.
~ Parties wishing a superior article OF WIN
TER OATS. for present sowing, can obtain them
OF THoS. j. STARKE. ESQ, NJ ain street, oI Messrs
AUSTIN GENTRY and Gao. WATT & CO.,
franklin street. &C 24-2t'
~ OUH. BUGh WHEAr, &c.-Good FAM
L ILY FLOUH, in barrels and bags; BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR superior fresh ground; BOLT
ED NJ tAL; Todd and Soho days HAMS; NO
MACkI REL; Prime BACON BRtAS -, &C.;
for sale hy +. MCCARTHY.
DURE OiD RYE WH.sKEY, OF unsur-
' " b BLAIR CO.,
Corner 5,h and Main streets
Also a fine assortment of Wines, Liquor<. Teas.
and Groceries. &C 24-3t
Ts BARRELS ALBEMARLM ArpLEs;
celvins ami for sale bv
&C "a RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
IrAiR, FAIR, FAiR.-Persons visiting the
cty with the view of attending the FaiF, wi
find ne of the largest and best stocks OF
GENTS ana ! GU HS' CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS.
AT l0t Main strePt,In this c.G, ~ PRICES y hch
cannot talI to please. Give us call and eY anime
Goods before pur chasing, aswe 20 detefmiped To
give every one tue worth of his moley who favors
NOAH WALKER & CO..
loS, cor. Main and I4th, or Pearl st.
FINE TOILET SNAPS Brown Wind
;r sor; English Honey and Glyeenne Soaps;
i a, 10, anu Soigate's Soaps; great variety at
low Prices a. Pow EkS' Drus Store.
NO 43 corner Main and Is streets
ptKE m tpl.iNaL BnANDI Old PoIt
l Wine and Rye Wh,skes very su, error. Foe
NO. u, corner NJ AN and l1sa AZ eets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

ga t0RNs, BUHI0tS, DEF0RMED
sr>IA NAILS, &c. lastantsneousy removed.
without the slightest pain, SO that immediate
and comfort can be enjnyed. STRANGERS and others
viii hnl Or. SCHULTZ during the Fair at his of
nee. " all street Hotel, W all st.
TO- LADIES', rs ausual, attended at their reai
dence5, with ut extra charge. &C % q"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

H. MUsICA Lit is true, es Toms master
states, that the newspapers have in no tegTee e1
aggerated the extraordinary talent OF the negro
child pianist, now at Carroll Hall. The only ex-
pressIcns ihat We have heard from Il oSe who have
been pres at his HiatiHssS are words ot wonder
and graf f ca:Ion. ne faithful rendering of the
most DIFF CuiG music, alter hear NJ II only once,
and ms own charming compositions, coupled win
the fact that he mas no knowledge OF the l'ws
that govern musicIaDs. astUalshes all that he ar
hun. Inc "Uitver Gailop," SO namsd alter his
master, and the India rubber Waltz are com
positions that show his extraordinary ia ent, and
elicit the most rtptuIous applause from his audi
ence. HIS treat powers OF imitation a. e not Goa
fined to music only. lie as readily reIHen' 5r
any language that is used IN his presence. ne
sings the m arselalse Hymn" IN French, and
several German songs In the original. But his
gre ltest power is shown IN rendering TWO pieces
Of musi3 the piano at once, and at the same
time taking part IN q conversation with Nr. Oil
vera this By bind negro boy only ten years
cid BaHO. EychGHge, June q.
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EA L Tor ley's Food IN
FOR
G \ L L l. f A Nd IIORS s
TESTIMONIAL

From J. Lorard. Esq
Thorey' :, Food for Cattle" have found By
experience having imported it before au agency
was established IN this cOuntry-to be the test
compound with which am ACQUAINTED for fatten
ing and keeping in condition all kinds of stock =
or horses 1t has proven to me its quaht " men.
in spring and f4ll, horses, are weak and dull. II
stimulates them 10 their former spirit and
strensth' IL hardens ano gives them appetite, re-
experience goes, think it what i is represented
to be. J. LOEIIIARD