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

EXPORTS or NEW Y0RK.-The exports Of
domestic produce from New York last month
amounted TO over $4,000 600, tbs leading arti-
cles being corn and cotton, dairy products,
&c This exceeds the amount ever exported
| in any one month before. Al The same time
| the expert Of gold is diminishing. Cartainly
| this betokens the commencement Of a time OF
remarkable commercial prosperity.
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THE SKRvILR PLOT IN PRINCESS ANNE
The Norfolk Argus states that 81 negroes are
in the Jail of Princess Anne county, charged
with being implicated in a plot for a servile
iasurrection, and adds:
Itis said to have been ascertained that the
conspiracy extends from Currituck, N. c.,
through Gibbs Woods, Blackwater, Great
Bridge. and all the districts southwest OF
North River, and the Chesapeake and Albe-
marie Canal. Every kind of instrument that
could be procured was to be used on the orca.
sion, such as pick-axes, pitch forks, &c One
Of the Princess Anne magistrates issued q
warrant yesterday for a white man named
Thos. Carroll, suspected of melting the ne
groes to insurrec ton.
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RNew and Beaatifal
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public seneray that he 10 now
receiving . large and heautiful stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care. and at prices that will
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
LADIES' DREs GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest desirna.
In Gents veaI, splendid assortment Of
CLOTHS. CAHStMEHES,
VELVET ANr SILK vESTIN6s.
NECK TIES, MERINO SHIRTS,
DRAWEQ0. Ia
Also: . large and attractive stock Of HEAVY
GOODS, of eve,y grade, for negro ciOthlnr
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
class Dry Goods House.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN l.. SMITHER.
soA-zm No. - Main street.
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"a AN Msdiein.: .heald be Prepared by

A All Medicines should be Prepared By
REGULAR Pr YSlCIAN.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that lion of
difssas' c0snosssRE2fRni Prce y &C. ipS n
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
rat,Gn hS is p9:lSys pSaSE cure Pr.Ss g sts;
tism. Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, u, 3
and 50 cts.
DIR. J. 9. ROSES ALTERATIvE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PUkIFIER, for the cure of scrofula, old
Eruptiols, Chrome Diseases. Uucers, Sores
Svelled Neck. Bbes. and all diseases arising from
an impure state ofthe blood. Price q.
Sold By Druggists. and BY
ia U-ly lQ7 Broad ~ ATant for Richmnnd
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aFkANAwAY-From my overseer,
fKe.,osn nIl. on the Path September, three
Try men. . named JOHN, BEN and HEN
4.rsarnn ~ hnsfai reward will be paid on their
@il-cs,in ~, that may get them.
sza..- z-N-cxa FRANKLIN. .sTEARNs.
@1 r. .cAKaIAGEs, CAKRIAasEs. :.
MAI Mstus sua1Tsf.ber has on hand, ,at his Coach
ss aad cs1, on Lpmaard AZ
TEES, BlRadII n Ipa1 y III Hotel COACHES, cHARIO,
Ssl ll Iops, and g{if M. BUGGlEs, with and with
-, ~ Zee, mstsssT IEs-all OF his own make, Of
hs cty ~ = Is sgx - GOOD work OF the kind can Be-
81 =. ion .Ss.ss .ssisaGond, e. ard respectfully al 8
nsase Inc a. . want OF any article IN the csr.
Sf that & psw pUssI prices possible snd aA uoTi
EicAJAH KANsyA
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AFFRAY.-E. r. White and George G. whar.
ton, two Of the judges of election at Charles.
ton. S. O., on Monday last indulger in q light
with knives. Mr.. Wharton received three
stabs, one In the left breast, just above the
heart; one in the back, and another under the
right arm. The wound in the breast it ID
feared, will prove fatal. Mr.. White was also
stabbed in the breast and arm.
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WARN TIMES IN FLoRIDA.-In Calhoun co =,
Fla, on the 25 th ult., the Regulator" killed
Jesse burden, Willis Musgrove and Larkin q.
Musgroye The first brigade of Florida mill
tia has been called out to operate against them.
Judge Finley, of the U. s. District Court Of
Western Florida, has declared the country to
be in a estate of insurrectionary war;" and
the u. S. Marshals were summoning forces to
aid the militia What ground was given for
the in reference Of the U. s. authorities Ia not
stated.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Old School PrssbyfeYian Syaod, fe.

LYNCHBURa, Va, Oct. 12
The Synod Of the Presby terians (Old SCHOOL,
met yesterday morning, according to adjourn
ment, in the First Presby terian Church in
this city. The minutes of the previous NEE t.
ing was read and the roll callsd-soon after
which, the death Of Rev VIM. Hammersley was
announced, and q committee appointed to
draft resolutions expressivebf the feelings OF
the Synod in relation to the sad event Re-
port of the Union Theological Seminary was
then received, read and referred to a commit
tee. Resolutions from the Presby terry of Bal.
ttmore, giving the statistics, and showing that
a large majority of the chaplains TO the u. s.
Army, Navy and Military Schools were min
listers of the Episcopal Church, with reques
that the subject be brought to the notice OF
government and the public generally, in order
that the inequality may be corrected, were read,
and a committee was thea appointed. A CON-
munication from the North Carolina Synod
agreed, by a vote of 70 to 80, that Petersburg
should be the place of the meeting of the next
Synod, and October l6, 1861, the time. The
Committee on the state of the Church reported
calling the ention of the Synod to former
reports of similar committees, in which was
set forth the destitntion of the Church, urging
renewed efforts to supply waste places, and TO
raise The standard of piety among the church
as, which report was received and approved
A resol tiOn was then offered, recommending
the Presby yteries to adopt some ystem of evan
gelical labor and make reports TO Synods,
pending W hich q recess was taken ntil 3 p. M
Al lhe AFTERNOON session, tne olnerent Pres
byteries being called on, presen ted reports ON
the state of religion in their respective dis
tricts. The resolution in reference to adopt
ing some system OF eyangelistic labor was
then called up, when substitute was offered
equiring the Presbyteries to report their ac-
tion to the Synod at its mex meeting in Lewis
burg; when, after addresses were made by
several ministers, expressing their individual
views on the subject, the Synod adjourned till
9 O'Clock this morning, without settling the
business definitely.
The lectures of Professor Matthews at the
NJ. p. Church, in this city, on the evenings of
Monday and Tuesday last, were rare intel
lectual treats. The hrst, "The Americans" ;"
the master men Of the future, embracing as it
did most extended range, was highly salts
factory in its deductions and conclusions
The latter, The Scriptures the Fountain
head of Letters" manifested a thorough ac-
quaint tance on the part Of the lecturer with
the Holy Scriptures, as well as bellies lettres
generally.
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FEEDING BY ABSORPTION, OR s. SOAKING -
Soaking the body in broth made by boiling
mutton bones, with a slight addition Of cal
cined potash, is said to be SO nourishing that
patien to bathing daily, and taking only few
teaspoonfuls of tea and tablespoonful of
tonic syrup, have gained fifteen pounds in as
many weeks by ABSORPTION
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THE RECENT ELEoTIoNs.-A dispatch from
Augusta, Ga, dated the 18th inst, says:
The election news from Pennsylyapia Ohio
and Indiana has created profound sensation
among all parties in this state. Carolinians
are mounting cOckades in their hats.
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Second Baptist Chxreh.-The pastor Of this
church, Rev. L. w. Seely, has returned to the
tucky, and will resume his labors on TO.
morrow. During his absence the church has
been thoroughly repaired and repainted, seats
recushioned and floors recarpeted, and other
improvements made.
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WHO HE DANCED WITH IN CINoINNArI-
The Cincinnati Gazette says that "Miss Susan
Denim and Laura LIE Glare were among the
Prince of Wales partners at the ball at Pixies
Oopera House, Cincinnati" The ladies are
well.known members of the theatrical profes.
sion, and bo tn good dancers.
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The SsgaY Refinery, at Rockets, Is so near
ready for operation, that Mr.. q. Y. Morriss,
the proprietor, thinks there is no donbt about
making commencement within ten days
Most of the machinery has been put in place.
preparatory to operations, and all Of IL il of
the most improved kind.
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HOMICIDE IN ALABAMA.-The Talladega
(Ala.) Reporter records an ARRAY in that town
between one Jesse MilIican and William M
Kennedy. The first drew revolver and the
other threw an axe at him, striking him on the
neck, severIng the bone and spinal marrow
producing ins tant death.
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TIE PoHY ExPRxss.-The Pony express,
from San Francisco on the 29th uIt, has ar
rived. In the market an upward movement
in Rio coffee and sugar was the only thing no.
ticsabie. A camel express had been estab-
lished between Los Angeles and Fort Major.
In Oregon nothing had been done about the
slec ton of u. 8. Senator. The fly ing Senators
had Teturned from the bushes, and purposed
IslaL. de dates are TO the Sth nlt. Prince Lot,
brother to the King, was TO visit San Fran
cisco. A Chinese trader, for $4,000, had OBJ
tanned the right 70 sell opium In the kingdom.
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Insolence TO the Wateh-A moderate share of
wholesome punishment was yesterday award.
ed Garland, slave Of G. W. GilIiam, for being
insolent to the watchmen.
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Police Afaiys.-The Mayor yesterday dis
charged Charles COPELAND, white, who was car
ried before him for drunkenness. EIlick, slavs
of Kerr & Wilson, was apprehended - .
runaway and sent home. Charles Tensor
was sent to the Poor House, having become
"played out. as an available specimen Of
manhood some time since.
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A VALUABLE TRsTIMONIAL.-Col Duryea,
late commander of the New York Seventh
Regiment, was, on Wednesday evening, pre-
sented with a splendid service Of silver as
tribute Of respect from the officers and SOL
diers Of the Regiment. The service consists
Of eight pieces, worth $1,000.
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Supreme Court Of Appsals.-This Court Of
flnai award commenced It's session In this city
yesterday, four Judges being present. The
case OF Melton was set for next Tuesday
The petition for a writ Of supersedeas in the
case Of Totty, convicted OF murder, was hand
ed in, and II the Judges consent TO grant it,,
the argument for new trial will commence
on the announcement Of such decision. Judge
VIM. Daniel was expected to arrive yesterday
evening. Judge Allen is the presiding Jud &c
Of The Court
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Cargo Sale of CeBss.-Messrs. Crenshaw &c
Co. sold by aucs sion yesterday u large lot OF Rio
coffee the cargo Of the bark "Aun +. Grant,
for which the bidding was spirited, a number
Of strangers being in attendance. The infe.
rior grades brought Sl3 e5 per one hundred
pounds, aud the superior &l5.5U The scarcity
Of the article is the cause OF the high prices
now brought, and from present indications Q
further advance may be looked for.
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Board Of Public Works.-The Board adjourn
ed last week, but will be in session the ensu.
ing one for the purpose Of appointing proxies
TO represent the interest Of the State In The
different railroads, whose annual meetings are
about to take place.
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Trotting Match.-There 10 to be a trotting
match at the Fair Grounds of the Central So
ciety at o'clock next Tueaday evening, the
respective horses being ridden by their own.
ers, in whose minds a considerable difference
exists as to their speed and bottom.
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RETURN OF CAPTURED AFRICANS TO Az
RICA.-The ship South Shore, with a cargo Of
Africans from Key West, arrived at Monrovia
August 30th. One hundred and eight OF the
negroes died on the passage from diseases con-
trac ted before and during their stay at Key
West.
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D-Aru VAN Bxxsr. THE MARINE PAIH.

DEATH OF Van BKxsT, THE MARINE PAIN
rRR.-Van Beest, the we'll known Dutch
marine painter, whose admirable pictures are
familiar TO the connoisseurs Of art, died Of tu-
NOR in the stomach in st. Luke's Episcopal
Hospital, New York, Tuesday night af .er an
illness of two months. For some time past Mr..
Van Beest had been in very poor cireum-
stances. and was chiefly supported by his
ffiends He was ute young man, being only
thirty four years Of age, and was born Ia Rot
faPdam
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Hsn,ico Circuit Couyt-Dhe session of this
Court will not begin before the 25th of Octo.
Der. There are only two criminals to be tried
before Judge Gregory.
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Police Arrests.-The police yesterday Gagged
John Mcdowell, for perpetrating an assault
on Timothy COLLINS, and q white woman for
intoxication, who could not give her name,
being " too full for utterance''
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Old Ofsadsy.-The chain gang received an
accession 10 its available force yesterday In
the person of Cosby Rlx. q free negro, who
was ordered to be punished and then put to
work for stealing sundry ga0e fowls, the
property of DIR. Erasmus Powell. Rix IL an
old offender,
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The Board Of Managers OF the Seamen 8
Bethel have, by formal resolution, determined
10 call on our citizens and solicit subscrip-
tions to aid in sustaining the Bethel and the
Chaplain, as they deserve to be. The effor Is
already made ut moral reformation in the
neighborhood Of the dock have been felt and
seen, and 1t would be burning shame on
our people TO allow ii now to languish for
want Of material aid. Persons who have al
ready subscribed are invited to call on the
Chaplain or Treasurer, and pay over the
amounts promised, in order that the building
may be completed.
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Street Distinctions. .-Sundry persons were
nhed by the Mayor yesterday, for riding on
the sidewalks Of the street and tying their
horses to the same
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Consiag to Riehpioad.-The Gloucester Cav.
airy, a numerous and we'll appointed body OF
citizen soidisry, held q meeting few DAYS
since, and resolved TO attend the military en-.
campment to be held near Richmond on the
sth OF November.
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Application TO be Reinstated-We underst tand
that an application will be made at the next
meeting of the Council, praying that body TO
restore the license Of Mr.. John p. Slsdd, as q
butcher in the Second Market the Council
having resolved to revoke the same from and
after November 1st, at q recent meeting, for
some alleged violation Of the market ordi-
nance. When the case was finally heard, a
great deal of testimony was read, and some Of
II of q very conflicting nature, leaving doubts
on the minds Of many as to whsther injustice
might not have been done Mr.. Siedd.
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TAILORING, &c.
X T. A ID T. III 1 5!


~ We have on hand an elegant and large as
GENTs' FURNISHING GOODS
~ aKEAD{ MADE CLOTHING fine stock of
Sn,eo so Under ,Cio'hes; PANTS of every size and
isaiy, ana VESTS and COATS TO correspond
An ~ -. SS99AIs ~ az can be found in this market
ma. H. sAe OLoIhl lNG that we sell is made IN Baltl
gs . s.t9.s ~ sSessELvEs As our terms are cash, we
The .sd,,Es Ess and DRESS SUITS made TO order ia
Cons .as notice, and neat fit guaranteed.
y. ,. \. sT0cKsDALE L SON,
20, Or Ia IaNs nam street, doors below Exchange
- --~Im I'm Bank, Richmond, Va.
EaaL AND WINTER CLOTHING The
rub1o oh eulIoh Of the citizens of Richmond and the
v.rsS sasaiv is respectfully called to our large,
al ~ 81 SLoTHiNG and FURNISHING Il GOODS,
nsw zen ven we're manufactured by us, with q
regard 10 Ssssas ne great diverstles of taste "a
sss. s H. and durability of our garments are un-
, scysnisuot " any house In the city, and that our
enable n, ~ u manufacturing ss clothing are such as
Gn.nss eaaalied. Having made more extensive
Isat ssashts this season for the supply OF the
hope 70 reee'v. lor Clothing than ever before, we
trtic =, IN iaTse 80 pport from all IN want OF
siIhsss IN our branch of business. assuring them
We wiH do them Justice
Gle Of Gsn,sso prepared to make to order any arti-
NOAH WALKER 4 Co,
m, tBranch of Baltimore House,)
T;;z .os corner Main ano lAth or PeaTi SITS.
" len - aas1, CLOrhiNG-HULL has got
nsan ps, anu , y constantly receiving tthree ship
aN MAJ. T.. ne has selected his whole stock and
IL msEss !, W after the lates. reported style
esfsIs' sas polntt 10 nave an odd. fine. stylish,
AssscS. wSsaa.nef, superintepds the getting up VI
sonetha, @nose @ name ls a sufficient guarantee Of
CL01TPIps, sstee,ty az well as good =
r ~ shert notice. ~ ohoIn' in kooo style
DRAWI.sss hnd and best selected stock of SHIRTS.
tAs cit, rs, COLLARS, SOCKS, &c !, kept
WY Shirts made to order.
ikviN6 HULL, Agent,
Late of Tupman q Hull,b
"a Maiu, corner llth sire ct.
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A Rhelmatlsm! Rheumatism
RHEUMATISM CURED BY

A Wire and Sieve FactoFy...The nm.
derslgnod having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street. low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merch ants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for NOR
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEVES OF all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
IA Prompt attention given to orders.
CIV. JESSOP, Pearl 1t below Cary,
se A-lm Richmond, Va,
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Paul Morphy and Louis Pauisen are at the
club rooms Ia New York daily. Mr. Paulssn
has challenged Mr.. Morphy to . friendly con-
test. but the latter declines.
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Chsstsrfsld 1ieop.-This spirited corps ps-
radsd yesterday 10 full nnlform, and marched
through the streets. They presaatsd 5 iins
aud soldiey.liks appearance,
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PIANOS FOR SALE,

AN EACFLLENT 7.OCTA AV K
@PlAN0, rosewood. with whole iron frame,
III II US for sale for $780, at the Music Store of
E.MAlR, No. 2l8 Broad st.,
oel-3t' Opposite breeden d Fox.
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Al LoRpLY PARK.-3en. Harding, gentle
man Of great wealth, residing near Nashviiie,
has 3Oo dsers, about 10 bufiaioss and herd OF
elk.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
r.RMOFls5 ACRES HENRIt

- FARM OF lso Aux IS IN HENkiCO,
4sst1cyHihoND, FOR sALE-I offer at pri-
=, ale my FARM. cslled Locust Grove.
'ns,t.d on the Old HungIy Road, seven n,lss
y s1srdrsd Of which IS IN high state of improve
- he bqlance well wooded with Pine and Oak
I'd The Farm is remarkably heslthy. and the
:.1srts upon il. and adjoins the lands of p H.
S.lJYop y. C. Crenshsw, Alfred Winston, and
,'ssfs, The property formerly belonged to the
snas,ar apply to GopDiN & ApPERsoN. or TO the
nscTi6sr. lse 24-tsl y. s. TAYLOR.
VEGETABLE LAND FOR SALE
Two small TRACTS, Of forty acres each,
@Iai.ed for early vegetables. for sale separate
S in s asnSyss &eadS% Ssuns biass SIX Rsad ss 1R wtP
n'i6S66rS ns'fni66rS tAPPERSON, Richmond, or DR.. e.
i CTIIgY. on the adjoining farm. foe 2-d&w2w
:. FARM FOR SALE.-Intending 10 re-
= sss the FARM on which 1 now reside, situ
,.d S. niles from Richmond, near the head of
isehanicsvllle Turnpike, IN Hannyer county,
ats eonss, in part OF large dwelling house,
,sy barn snd stable, besides the usual outhouses.
4 further description is considered unnecessary,
.1;s!gss; .4is 0''o''' fiaaSoRs Taos. ". sYDNoR
-. LAND AND SLAVES In THE
&bC0uNrY OF AM ELLA, FOR SALE PRl-
@VATELY The devlsees of John H, Steger,
Sssd, offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
81 LAND. lying on the Appomattox river, in the
rogntg OF Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
% the Richmond and Danvilie Railroad, contain
r,bI sdsp,ed to the production of Corn, Wheat
,Sd Tobacco. and the tract is regarded As one of
be best IN the county: If desired. Twill be di-
uosII.nt. Possession will be delivered at once;
he deysses reserving the right to cultivate and
lsther the growing crops, if satisfactory arrange
10 ID, h q has to ln
tssr The purchaser of the land, il he desires
item for his own use, can also purchase large
lgmoer of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
Ma RsAbE or JOHN !. HAiRDAwAY, Chula De-
pot Amelia; or to r. W. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot Amells au 29-u
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE

= MULES FOR SALE.-Six young
F&6a MULES, well broke and valuable. the
F& property of 8 ge ntleman who has no fur
49,, ther use tor them. will be sold upon ac-
-, . commodatlng terms. Apply to
oes-6s A. D. WILLIAMS.
a. FOR SALE-A fine BUGGY HORSE
tSChve years old, and is warranted sound,
works well in double harness. is quite fast,
Aha very snowy. Apply TO JOS. X. HIX,
NS-B American Stable.
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,vsST-Thrre very desirably- located
- ron STORES. undey the Srotswood
.ss S ns'a: a 's.ss have he sssT.:
- Il se ie,u & Ia Of the street Those desiring
: re OPPOSE crnyenlently located. can have no
t,.sat tns.Sof,sn,,, ss,,,, for securing such than che
,,sssai ,n iae JAMES X, CRENSHAW.
ess trpn "
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~ Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated
foI.as, can easily be cured by BAKERS PRE-
MUM BITTERS. Cases of ten , years' standing
have readily yielded to its all healing aualitiss
.PTce ~ cents per bottle. T9 be had Of the prin-
where Orders filed by addressing
% 26-ts +. BAKER. Richmond.
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IA Lseches! Leeches:l Leeches!!!-I
have jp tIeceiyed, ey Adams' Express, lot of
large size, which win be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P. S.-CUPPING and LEECHIN6 promptly At
tended to. can be found at all hours Of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amor.
1t the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap 10 --ts u. @. HOBSON.
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EA NOTICE The largest and best selec
MTI ton of Foreign and American SHEET
hNiMuSIC, may be found at the corner of
W snd Broad streets.
PIANOS from the celebrated Factory of W.
klsts Co Secondhand PIANOS, from $50 to
ts9 for hire and s.le
GUITARS, VlOLINS, BANJOS of my own
naAs, FLUTES, PIPES. and ACCORDEONS, for
sac
kEPAIRING and TUNING done in the best
manner. F. POLSTER, Agent.
\ B.-MT. W. RADE will always be In attend
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-13
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GLAxSWARE And CROCK nkN.-l0 dog
gallon Jars; 10 dos, Tumblerp, fSon @ c(S s n
per dox.; = ser handled Tea C6Das Platee. bishss
ALEX. MOTT