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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

OEn BOXES FROM 12x1S to 3SX4s, first quality
IC\C EX. "Fleetwng" now in store aud for sale
by the box light Large Glass cut to Oh der anC
packed securely for mountain purchasers
RICE COFFIN & CO.,
mayG7-tf ID street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13
Patent SyriNgcs
large French window Glass.

NEoREY & SMITHS Reservoir, Davidson'q. Matt
IVA sons Maue's-indispensi5e in every family.
jyl2 BIt Il, COFFIN CO
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pants driven in every direction before them.
The nring at this time was sharp, and to give
true description of it, says our informant,
would require person more familiar with the
mode OF warfare of these people, and one who
had not quite so many musket balls to dodge
as himself. Notwithstanding the burning OF
% much powder, We took the fort and place
with the loss Of only four wounded Their loss
as near as can be ascertained is twelve killed,
and as many more wounded.
The names of the Americans wounded were:
VIM. Hale, shot in the right eys--he returns
on the schooner DewDrop; Walter Stanley had
an arm broken; John Cooper was shot in the
knee, and - Bush, Polander, was slightly
wounded in the eye. They are all doing we'll,
and will soon be able to report for duty.
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Partfcuiarss sf the Capture Of Truxills.
hi.s- ar+ (From the N. q. Picayune 4


!; The schooner Dewdrop, Capt. Terry, arrived
q thus port this morning, from Ruatan Island,
the 10th inst. Among the passengers is 9 zen.
usman who left Truxillo on the 18th. From
him We learn full particulars Of the capture of
that city, and full narrative Of the events up
to the latest date. q ,r-r.yf.l.,-. II HJI =
Walker made his appearance before the
town Of Truxillo on the 9Th of August, at about
or O'Clock in the morning. His whole force
numbered lilo men, all counted. They ap-
proached the town in two separate parties.
The FIRST was landed some three miles below
,the city on the beach, and proceeded towards
town by hand. The second was disemb bark ed
In small boats and proceeded part passu along
the shore. They were all wen armed with
Minnie musksts, had twenty rounds Of cart
everything else necessary. -" 80 -
Dur informant, who is personally acquainted
WIN nearly all Of them, says they were fine
looking set Of men, and showed a confident
bearing as they marched up towards the town.
atne news OF the landing was eonv eyed to the
town and fort by a Carib. The fort was gar
nsoned by seventy-fvs to one hundred SOL
diers, sustained By three or four hundred pa-
tretes, (citizsns,l who were, of course imme.
diately called to arms to dispute the entrance
Of the Americans. - ! :. 80 -
There we're mounted two "a 10, ndsrs. and
some eighteen smaller pieces--the 6rst two
brass, Of old Spanish manufacture. As the
party advances, part passu, along the beach
and In boats near the shore, the two larger
guns we're opened upon them. 80 :" = %.
When within halfa mile Of the fort, the land
party also fell into an ambuscads Of the pa.
trsotss, and we're fred upon from the ubus6. ),
which was gallantly and promptly returned
By the Americans in manner that would have
done credit TO an old guard. X 80 q - -
They were Boon scattered, and completely
routed The Americans then continued tAeir
advance in full defiance Of the fort, and the
order was given to charge the rampant, which
| was done N handsome style, and the occu.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

rpusrByA; By a; GREEN Anetl1%neer .cr
of LkND Ak SsiIed Petsr. Yt Sat 81 .isa.sed
u the county q " Wsshinsten on the ths &Piasy Branch
Pinss sssnos &5 s g Coz .h'.n
corded Ss fSOri Ibe9 s9t E,
q a. shi hs pse .na 81 ss oR
bearing dst on or about the 18th ga, Of May, is5s
O. ssS on. M is sh scoras
vii proceed e ssll a public sscIon g the hls he.t
isSs. q; O'Clock ?. m At the HSct % Room Of
ASR.KE, corner mn ana stTsiit'ss wS:sainsson,
i lstoS, 10 lie b1srist 81 colsHqbs aad on %
within the following males and bounds, to Wit
Beginning for the same al stone. No 4. planted
IN & q i.a snd s 10 III H.J
man, and running from thence north sixty one and
1 wet My M hun
ssssns. Ss ah ss 5 Gf
twenty eight and halt perches 10 q stake IN the
sSss Ss n !. ss sS sS.:.
planted ttoP9s No: :; thence sannins scutt sixty;
four and one hgndTedth Of perch 70 stss. in the
west line sse s.s s,.nrs With .ss
iine 70 the place ofbssp1ins coatainIss ten sores a
aud thirty six prrches of Isnd.. more or Iess; 70.
y: sss sftsSn n
Plsms Dwelling house. stsblins, sheds, and out
hou ses. 80 = .E--la sss- 4 f~tF-E
Ierms Of sale: One third cash; the balsnce in Z
and ~ months, for which the purchase will be re-
day Of sale and secured By deed of trust upon tbs
Should the purchaser fail to comply with ths
tsfps ofssle ylt5a Ave days after the day OF sale
the trustee reserves the hight to rese faad prop.
ser, upon givins fve days previous pubic no, ice
oy say assment, In some newspaper pubiished IN
tss ,ss c!tJ Of Wssh2gtins Of the time. plee. AND
ofthe purchaser. = = 80
au 2'-eo6da A. GREEN. Auct-
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By J.C; MoGuIRES ca Anctogeers
SALR-The whole of Square No. $50. bounded
by and streets south, and by Delaware avenue
and First and Second streets west, having been
vided into Fifty convs nient building lots with
fronts ranging from Is to % feet will be offered at
public sale, on the premises, IN Lots, on T1UkS
DAY. the 9Th dsy Of September next, at half past 4
o'clock p. m. .-IF .-gkE ,
ply to the undersxn~d, at once, yhtS also the
plat Of subdivision may be seen. sgd
Terms of sale One fou, tn cash; the residue in
three equal instalments at u and l8 month"; with
terms are compiled With within Eve days from the
day of SALE the right Is reserved to resell. on hve
days public notice. st the risk and cost of default
ce.t. RlCHARD II. CLARKE.
Attorney at Law. cor. 6fh st. and o av.
AN g. S-eodds j. G.. Mcguire CO, Aucts,
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE EDUCATION.

FEMALE EDUCATION.
-, n Attention of parents and guardians is called
70 70 tne advantages offered by the metropolitan
daughters and wards
LIST. A Thorough course of Instruction in the va
rious branches of female education.
"a. he limited number of pupils, thus securing
principals. - ~
81. Tn. extensive and well shaded grounds, ar
trntnisg. ~
4sh. The unsurpassed beauty of the location.
roo fur her parnculars call on the principals and
9Th and 18th streets an Si st
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DIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
I -. STONE WORKS. - = n

The subscriber begs leave to inform the oitizsps
Of w Washington, Georgetown and Alexandra that
he has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving and manufac
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work In their VA
stand fops, Tile, Monpments. Tomb and Head
StoDes, Sla,s. Windov hnteis, Sills, Steps and
Platforms. Having pu eohased laTg stock ofltalian
Marble block from hands al the iowest tes,
he feels confident of being able to furnish NJ arb o
Work as tow IS it can be purchased in New York,
Philadelphia, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with lteIIan Marble in block or slabs at the same
rate ~ furnished in New York, and on acGommo-
dating terms. Also, on hand, q large supply of
Pumioe Stone, Water Of Ayr HoEe and Polishing
Prise; 1t will be IN acquisition to the eity.----
ALEX. RUTHERFORD
Pioneer Steom Marble and Bro,cn Stone Works,
Pa, av., cor. TMrt enth st,
au Fl Sm H.r Washington. ID. G..
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
1AN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
500 T h | N G SYR U P.

Which greatly faerus the process Of tssthinG by soften
log the Grms fsdnc ali infammasn-viil allay ILL
rkIN and spssmsde ac crsn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upsn it, msthsF will give rest to ysurslvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
Wshsvs pat and old this ysars
CAN SAY TN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of it, what have
M:dein.-si',s MRS. u, "a, IT iny Tg,IiD,Is I'
1,cr A cuaE, WINSLOW'S sh.s tm.I, ,..a
n:.:, a.d =: in.. SOOTHING an in:..nc: q dis.
q: s:.:I,1y, :n.I: SYRUP, a:l5st:d via i:
,lrtr.. We .psai In his WHAT VIZ DO ETow,"
after ten years. sxpsrsnes, AND PLEDGE RRPUrA-
TIoN FOR The FULFILMHNT OF WHAT WE HERR Dr.
cLARB In almost every instance where infant
twenty minutss aftsr the syrup 4 administered.
This vaus bis preparation prescription
most H IRiRrcRD and sKILPUL NURsRs In New Enr-
and, and has used with sUCcIss n
THO USANDS OF CASES
sny rssvss ths child from pain inviesrstss s
stomach and bowels, eorrscs acIdy, and gvsS tens
energy 70 the whole systsm will almost relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and overcome een-ulsi.ns, which, rot speedily rsmsdsd
AND 1E 81 aiatn FOR SS.%h; q: .oHnp s1'1
10 all eas.s Of DYs-i CHILDREN '~TfRY .nd DIAR
sl.:. rom ,..sinc ncTEETHING nHhn fI. .h:th:t II
We would say 10 every mother Who has a Child .uf
6rlnE from Of the foregoing eompsins-Do NOT
yoUR rREJUDIcKs, NOR THE PREJUDIcis OF OTHERS
stand between suffering child relief that will be
sURE-yss, ABsoLUTKLv sURK-to follow the use of III
medicine, uTsly used. Full dirseors usng ~ills
CGRTS PERKINS, NJ. or an n: oa..as ynnss,
9oid by Drpgg gists throu ghopt the world. -
Principal 0Fcs, No. IL Cedar Street, ny.
Pnes only Is Csnts Bette -dAvly
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NOTICE, tt
suIRlns Of household effects can fhQ esdy ~ .e W
caillng q my Furnishins Stow 42s Nh str ses, ss-
as2-sWsd - srs - RuDoLPa Br.crLv,
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REy. C. p. RUSSELL, ASSISTED BY MRS.
~ Russell will reopen bis school for oung ladies'
1i East capitoi i stpess, Wsshnrsos. r b. G. Ns'
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NEW sILk sAsEssafSsu EsS suoorrp SKIRTS.
Y; n; Iii;IS;s L tsis ass!s S.a
Sssisy. s LsSiss IN Wat q any d iks above soeds
jyS - TAYLOR = HcTCHIeON.
AN ARTICLE TO REMOVE PAINTS.
"A oils, or grease OF any kind, from slk, wool. OF
paper wit, out Suri2s The s,ios y seos o. ss, s,S
sloy g yi'soqt issMnS ~ gnpleessnt edor. Thai
article is s-MOORES HENGlNE.s. P1es 3 et<.
~ sfss: s. ,'d e Eli Ess DRUG ssss.. iiSk..
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WASHINGTON
w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LoEFFLER, Proprissor.
Ner York aceass, befscees lsf ssd zS ssS.

ERNST LoEFFLER, ProprisSor.
Nsw York avesss, bsfscses lst cad ID soc.
InoaliinG the attention publ 20 n rrou nd
i would state that every arrangem-ut ha n. . n
bean made 90 mske this Retreat" nor VIZ
dens open 20 the pubic tree Of oharee-s concert
given By select band; Those desiring 70 erjoy the
order 20 render pleasure 20 eli. On other dsys the
proprietor will cheerfully giant the use of tho
out charge.
For the amusement OF children he has intrcc uoed
number Of little games, never before IN this
So1d fciSs." folk N - 'A' '~''' AA'' ~ -"''' 'A'
N. B.-Attaohed is my BottlIng Establishn NJ,
and families can be supplied With any quantity ct
their residence, OF thst heaithful DRINK, LACE X
BEER. upon short notice. je IS Sm
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y Ing Immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently occupied BY Chas. = Wallaeh
story and the third floor Of the ssme bslldlng. Fol-
terE.s apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. Y
Louisiana avenue. W 'a-.-'.l sinz ia Is II
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say Of any 9TH .h
HAS 1T FAIL ID, IN
sTANC1 TO RF-
when timely pssd.
an instance Of dis
one Who used il. On
delighted With its
spsak in tsPns Of
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Sfyset, Bsfscses sfh osd ietA Srsefs.
We have Just hnlsned numDer OF hgst olsss
CARRIAGES, such as Lifh Fasey, -.
WAGONS, Pork Pheatoss, Fantiy Car L0X
riaEes, asd Bsggses, which We viii sell ssl6
yer' small profit. -.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
OF the business, we hatter ourselves that know
the styles and quality OF work that viii give ssts
taouon, combining lghtness, comfort ard durablli
p.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 20
the shortest notice and most reasonable oharges.
WALTER, kARMANN 4 B0PP,
Coachmskers, Successors 70 WIN. T. Hook.
a. T-diy
CARRIAGES.
hctorys making It nov one oft lsrgesto -
wAnqtsctSpng CARRIAGE LI6BT1
WAGONS OF ell kinds cannot be SURPASSED. aDl
nom hls long experience in the bssanes, he hcDas
10 give general satisfaoeon-
All kinds Of Carriages and light Wagons kspt O
All lREPAIRsnsaty dsns, ,and eli srdsrs prsnps
Second had cariase. tsksn in exchange ier ssv
snea. AEDREW j. JOfCE
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,..,,s = q ,s'e'e SsJ sss tsH sldanoiI.s4
~" mi "a Is
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RROOkEV1LLE ACADEMY, ,-.r.
II MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
The next session will commence Septernb r Sd
Boys are prepared for college trained for busi-
ness. Cstalo gues may be obtained by addressing
the Principal, at Brookeville. Nd. IN I-1
T.. B. PRETTYMAN, A. NJ,
au y 2w1 Principal,
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FOR RENT-Three BRICK HOuS ES-one ON
corner of Twelfth and II sts. I; and one on II, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Inquire of JAMES w
BARKER, on H street, between llth and 18th, No
425. ma S6-tf
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EVERETT INSTITUTE,
~ MASS. Ay., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Srs p
The exercises ofthis well known institute will be
resumed on Monday the Sd OF September. Terms
are very reasonable. For particulars see circulars
at the different bookstores, or call on f. w. FAR
LEY the proprietor, at his residence, 423 Tenth
street. E an % St.
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EOR RENT-The three story drown frort)
Il HOUSE, No. 367 New York avenus, between
10th and 18th streets nOrth side, containing fifteen
rooms. This house il convenient to the Patent OF
ice, Treasury, etc.; is ghted by gas, and in every
way suitab for q boarding house. X Rsnt mo ierate
Apply next door, or to A g: FOWLER, second
10 ,r north wing of Patent Office. iy l4-tf
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ssaushters. She WAS the youngsst What did
! sec in her that should light mp such q IRE
A siri OF sixteen, with kind, thoughtful,
brown eyes soft smooth, fair hair; and rosy
cheeks. That was ALL A mere girl, lees than
half my age, pretty, very pretty. but neither
clever nor beautiful; I had looked upon scores
OF faces more perfect In feature, brighter In In.
tellecs without any quickening Of the pulse
or mere than transient admiration. Yet saw
and loved her. II l could tell how imperl-
ously the passion took possession OF me. nov
1t enthralled my whole nature TO the ex .,N.
sion OF everything but that one tyrannic idea ns
the crowning horror that grew out OF ~ in'sA'
be understood, IL not pi,ied, .ow. I
It began innocently enough, Goo Az, an
went to the house, a. l have said, AT MS ~
company with her uncle, then Win or VII
ont him. always obtaining eordiai W sSas
There was goodness, an unanecteo sinuness'
~ fha l,frle frmity manifest in It's mntuai re-
- $3.50. s,s tehayior to friends and visitors,
,~hich won upon me In spite OF my dtstrust
~ m vself and others. had never seen any.
thing like IL, never known now mucn OF AZ
,uaI esteem aud forbearance, might be COM
prised in the one word home.
They were not brilliant people, nor more
highly bred or educated than thousands OF
ally to the theatre, loved music, dancing, and
innocent pleasures, and were glad to admit
their friends TO share OF them. The father,
CHEEKY, hospitable man, liked company, and
HIS Whte saw onl1 tuTougn MS eyes Cor
time, my shy ness kept me in the background,
but the unvarying kindness with which ]
was received gradually dissipated my reserve
loved the family and felt better and happier
for knowing them.
The girls often sang to us of evenings. l
wonder whether am unusually sensitive TO
sweet voices, that hers should have affected
me as it did, waking mp some unearthly re-
sponsive longing in my soul as for something
l had never known, something should never
attain, which was delicious, yet exquisitely
painful
fro BE CONTINUED In OUR NEXT
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SUFFERERS,
FESSiONAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE Y0pR HEALTH kSsIoh-
We offer You the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR!
We offer il to all classes-lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass of testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. b. F. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1850.
Msssys. Mo,time, + Mombray:, ,,
The use Of your HAMPTON'S TlNCTuRE has
been Gerry great blessing to me and my family -
The effect Il has had on my throat disease has been
recommend it. Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutaw Nj. +. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
Az an invgorator and restorative, where gen
tie stimulant is wanted we believe it superior to
ali the Cordas before the public q cure for Dys
pepsia, Congh, Scrofmla and Rhenmattsm, with
ali diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has beer
truly successful to the single and married We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMAtEs AND CHILDREN.-This TING
rURE will be found great medicine for { their
n Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
.ists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop.
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
os. my 2S-d&cwts
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ID o. A. sTRECk In, Agent, co1tiN9nes
carry on business. at his .'d sse .ne; no ;;
Main street. Opposite tns s ZIG ~ bRr'Gai
MEkc nfT sp sn aIs;h EnRffctsxsfl sslS
esiyns direct om .nf be-. ea
thar isvprs. Sromising tho moat scruruous ut
tension. rsascnabIe prices snd honesty. p.m.N
rHNscPP Fun srs 81 'ceoIc ieS % usvs.
recomm nded and preferred ~ the hlcnmon99
edioal Faculty, and in fact, all over the vnased
scientious manner. a. likewise has remedies ior
cutaneous di.eases, which have cured thoasapds
case. .s afssf fail to s'Ss
% PURCELL, lLADDh & re- 81 rsrs
nlaa Main street, co,-s' i Is street. Rsea
6Hsr for sale in quantities na to sui. surcbssezs-
IN Rsd nu' ;r RIM Maddsr. g Coal OF,
i sS s ss.s saS &c caTp SID t. fsssTo 0
as p casi. Sal Soda. % bbIs Machine Oil
600 Kegs Lewis Lead, in @ obs Linssed Oil,
oil, $50 cases Extract Log
. % bags SIZED epper. rs Sbs. spts. TurDen-
60 boxes Is. AR;s dfB s9s::
Spices pure, hbis. Camphor,
IS bbls. Castor Oil 5 600 lbs. Pure Saltpetre.
Is R 3 Is. Alcohol. 100 p Seses stsr.h,
S tons H Zinc, In oil, 20O boxes French Win
dow Glass. aAst. sizes,
s siisf Gf F ehsS s',s5i'
FUMERIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES
&C., &C., on our usual terms,
l22 M n street corner 18th.
N. B.-Particular and prompt attention to pack
ing and Shipping orders.
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Z MARINE INSURAN :.
(lnoorporated laS1J
1HE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsUk

n. Once No. Isl Main Street, Richmond.~
Capital and Surplus, $4,000!
this COMPANY has the advantage of tssesty- ssss.
SsoSs' experiences in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the public during al
Of that period needs no special recommendation b
the citizens Of Virginia
IL ELECTS Fire insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Ita cash capital and surplus are above, and its
Affairs are prudently, but literally. and it
rates are a. low a. those Of any other good instts
tom DIRECTORS:
w. U. Cowardin, ]. +. Wsdsworth. Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. neers, Gee. v; Smith.
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, ynQ. N. Gordon,
Alex. n. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. ThOmas
Jas a. Inloes, n. A. Claiborne,
by letter. w. I. COWARDIN. Presidsnt.
VIZ. WILLIS. IN. eecrstaxy. i06-1s
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IA. Look to home for all your wants, Ii you
wi, 4 to see Virginia independent and prosperous
If you arc dy speptc, or suffer with constipation
or INDIGESTION, don't gorge yourself with Yankee
nostrums recommended by flaming certificates Of
men of straw, but procure BAKERS PREMIUM
neighbors, then take them as directed and become
rejuvenated and entirely healed
Price so cents per bottle. -,
Tobe had of ali the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere IL virginia and
North Carolina. y 1-H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n cans, Cans, Guns. - uRt received from
Enst.nd one hundred and FIFTY Rne DOU BILE
Guns. Sportsmen wishing to equip Themselves
for the Pan campaisn, are requested to call and
hdent can exhibit the beat assortment of Goods,
In my line, to be found ia any house in the State.
JAMES WALSH,
au Sim Gun Importer. 60 Main 1t.
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MANCH E6TER SCALE WORKa.-We
Nl have on hand from the above factory, Plat
Form SCHLES, xslghipg from co 70 30 b.
u agents for the manufacturers are prepared 70
take orders Tor railroad track, depot and var
mo = .s'. '. ', vaa { CO..
AN W No. u MaiE street.
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&@ SURG EON DENTIST,
NI11n once on Main, below Pearl street, next
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price & Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
mas ENGAGEMENTS and has made extensive prepa
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
lions performed in the most approved and scientific
style known TO the Profession, and all work done
" him warranted to give satisfaction. IooD-1y
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a TO THE LADIES OF RICH.
MOND.-l wish TO call your ttention 70

my assortment of LADIES'. MISSES AND
ChILDREN'5 SHOES, embracing q great va
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Shippers; La.
dies, Hesled Kid and Morocco Bootess is H,Hss
Caters. several qualities; Ladies' Heeied French
Boots. new style Ladies' Morocco and kId Boots
sssS aaG Ho and
Bootees Missea Heeled Congress and Side. Laced
Caters; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers; Misses Hseled French Boots, new style |;
Children's Heeled Kid aud Morocco Slips and An
ke Ties; Children's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Childreu's Copper Tipt Bootees,
without heels; Children's French Boots, new
sty 3; together With any other style or quality
fashionable emporium, No. % Main ct:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-03

IA All Medicines should be Prepared by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that lion of
diseases, Consumption: Price 50 cts and 81: =,
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is positlye cure; Prlce 70 Sts
tism. Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, Is
DRJ s. ROSES Alternative SYRUP, or
BLOOD PUR tFlER. for the cure OF Scroiua old
Fruptions; Chronic Diseases. Ulcers Sores, Swell
impure state Of the blood. Price 81.
WARNER l.. WARING,
ia 2l~1y l07 Broad St.. Agent for Richmond.