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THE BANK OF FRANCE,

PARIS, Oct. 12.-The Paris Moniteur pub
fishes the monthly returns OF the Bank of
France, which show, as compared with Sap
tember, an increase in bills discounted not yet
due of twenty eight and three quarter mil
lions an advance OF two and one thirteenth
millions francs in bank notes; q decrease in
cash or hand of nineJy-one million francs, in
treasury balance of fourteen four -fifths mil
lions and in current accounts of twenty three
oue-Ga!f million francs,
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DiHsaity.--Washington w. Davis appeared
before the Mayor ON Saturday, TO answer q
charge Of assaulting Henry Elsasser, and be-
Ing unable TO furnish the required surety for
his goeA eeAAvtor. was committed 70 TAIL.
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Iniproring.-We are gratiiied to learn that
Mr. Richard w. Wyatt, who was injured by
fal from his horse at the Fair Grounds, on
Friday, is recovering. The wound was sewed
up, we are informed, by DR.. Tatum, assisted
by Dr. Hancock.
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NEW ARTICLE.-Out West they have what
are called "solid lies" We have heard of
white, black and very mean ones, bat not be-
fore a solid article. They probably look like
a piece of charcoal
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A SPLURGING DEFINITION OF "SPLURGE.''-
The Rev. Dr.. Cox has given the following
which, it strikes US, well defines the term by
illus ira ton:
The word 'splurge is a coinage probably
not yet in any dictionary; yet meaning, as if
a great rcck of the mountain, disintegrated
from its summit should rush and bound, per-
tentous and avalanched, into a sylvan lake at
its foot, there making an uprOarous splash,
boring its moLlentous way through the parted
and frightened wcyes, and after dashing the
spray in all directions, burying ITSELF in for
gotten repose, under congenial mud at the
bottom so gone forever from sight. from
thought, from upper air. and all the ways of
men; thus meaning-the low aim OF making a
considerable sensation at least once in So
ciety"
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DIR WALTHALL, tHom9opathistA
q has removed his residence 10 Broad
- next door bslUw the new Methodist
Irttss or Ross street, fourth door from Rich
- g,usf 2Slm
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DEADLY LAYTHIN Gs,-Last Thursday
during political lollifcation Ii Youngstown,
Ohio, Francis Oursler was killed, and q. Pat
ten seriously injured, by the discharge of a
cannon.
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The Alarm Of Fire last evening, between S
and O'Clock, was caused by tue burning OF u
chimney, on Main street, below 18th.
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.4xGEL l. ptYtY' GH.sTAlN hlTE'

SAytEL 7, bAYLT. - CHAsTAlN Y HITE,
Re@ BAYi.Y k WHITE,
81 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held N the city OF Rich
m5zd. fas counties of II anoveT, HenrIco, Caroline,
bpoca .slt gLd Chesterfield.
SAMUEL /. BAILG, co OMMIss ssIoNER OF
D H1s .or a. the states and Territories, Office
C3r1sr of l2t4 and Franklin streets. near the STATE
Court hcl-s. " SITS
Ts DR.. Z. 5. 3fcGRUDER, of Henri
80 co, haVlu- taken an office on Franklin
street.. nrst house above Metropolitan HALL, ten
dsrs Gs professional services to the public.
y S1-GQ
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WHERE TO SEND ArPLRs To.-Apples are
selling In Mobile, Ala, from forty TO fifty cen ts
dozen. They are selling In Csnnscticat we
lear y, ct that price per barrel.
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Trespassing ng.-Patrick McKeon was brought
before the Mayor on Saturday for trespassing
on the premises of Thomas Westerman, and
having knife in his hand, which latter cir
cumstance gave rise to the suspicion that he
was on evil deeds intent. He was committed
to Jail in default OF $50 security TO keep the
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IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs.-The imports of
foreign dry goods al the port OF New York for
the four weeks just ended, are upwards of half
a million in excess Of the corresponding period
of last year.
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NAvAL-The following passed -mids hipmen
have been promoted to masters in the lire of
promotion, from the Ith of October, ts60
Francis Il. Blake, J. w Alexander. Henry ID.
Todd, Jas NJ. Pritchett, Edward Terry, Chas.
t. Graves, Francis M. Bunce. Byron Wilson,
Henry B. Seely, Fred'k V. McNair John w
Kelly Thos. b. Mills, Arthur Il. Yates, Clarke
Merchant, Henry w. Miller.
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go LAWRENCE :. MARYE,

g~<>s LAWRENCE =. MARYE,
E>1A ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
yrsc.csx = the Courts of the City of Richmond
..e lie Counties OF Henuco, Hanover and Caro-
Inc,
Eesa.o Notary Pk bio ana Commissioner ofthe
CHfted States Court OF Claims.
Tls Partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHlTk
Az amse.. beng dissolved, his Office is now on
I'm I.rset. ICst below Go.E3n's Hall. 10 l3-lE
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SIR HUMPHREY DAvY AT FAULT-When
1t was first proposed to light London with
gas, Sir Humphrey Davy gave his opinion
against its practicability, solely on the ground
OF The impossibility of keeping the JOINTS Of
the pipes from leaking. This great chemist
was very deficient in mechanical talent, and
was seldom able to make a tight Joint tor his
pneumatic experiments; hence the cause of
his opinion. Faraday, who became his assist
ant, being an excellent mechanic, soon shew-
ed him how easy it was to make tight joints
for gas pipes.
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TOM, THE BLIND MORO CHILD PIANIST Tas
Wonder Of the Worla.-Ths marvellous creature
will remain in Richmond for q few dsys more giv-
in. entertainments NJ the African Church. Mon
81 o clock. Also, one on Saturday, at O'Clock.
for ladies' and children.
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AGRBAT GUN.-A brass gun, weighing 5,723
lbs, and said TO be the largest one in the
world, has lately arrived at New London,
Conn. A paper of that town gives the fol-
lowing account of it:
The ship Bowditch, which arrived at this
port on Wednesday last brought from the
Sandwich Islands a large brass cannon, which
is q curiosity on account OF its age and various
inscriptions, and from its good preservation
and superior finish. How 1t ever reached the
fort at Honolulu, or was landed there, we
cannot say; but for many years it lay an in
mbrance within the enclosure, having been
dismounted and spiked by the French when
they attempted the subjugation of the Hawa-
ian kingdom years ago. Some six or seven
years since q blacksmith attempted to bore out
the vent, and while performing the work the
bit struck fire inside the gun and blew out an
old charge OF powder that had been in the gun
for many years.
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ITALY AND FRENCH ANNEXATION

The London Times, in a leader, says free
Europe is tired Of buying liberty Of Napoleon
pound by pound, and if the absolute Europe
Of Warsaw means nything, it is rather tired
OF seeing him sell il. Napoleon III. is master
OF the destinies of Italy, and we cannot pre-
vent him from crushing her unity, or from
cediRg her to any holy alliance, if he should
see flt; but ii we read the signs OF the times
Alright, what he does henceforward must be
6Oua oratiS
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AUSTRIA,

The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times remarks that movement OF the Aus
triaus need not take persons by surprise
Aus tria considers herself released from all
obligations contracted with the French En-
peror, and has good reason TO know that that
goyernment-bent on eXterminating her
bave prepared and probably brought to ma
surity their plans for an insurrect tionary
movement in her provinces.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS OF SARDINIA
a private letter from Turin announces that
a large armament has been ordered by the
Piedmsntese government ard the day before
the Sardiuian Minister'S departure from Paris
a supply of fifty thousand N musketsand eleven
million percussion caps was granted by the
French government 10 its ally.
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Polificai.-H on Herschell v. Johnson, can
didate for the Vice Presidency on the Douglas
ticket, addressed large audience In the Bell
aud Everett Club House, on Saturday night.
This place was rendered for the purpose by
the party having IL in charge, as none Of the
large halls in The city could be obtained on
that night. Mr.. johnson, who is q gentleman
Of commanding appearance and a good orator,
acquitted himself TO the complete salts fac tion
OF his supporters. His vindication of the party
whose flag he carries was able and ingenious,
though We are not prepared to say how far iy
went towards convincing the adherents of Mr..
Brecknridge, many of whom were doubtless
present. Mr.. Johnson spoke under the disad.
vantage of an impaired voice, he having, a.
we understand, delivered forty speeches in
various parts of the country in the last i've or
six weeks
Mr.. Alex. Rives, Of Albemarle, addressed
the friends of Bell and Everett on Friday
night last, and Mr.. John ID. lmboden Of Al
gusta, is announced to speak in the Club
House tonight. We have not seen the pro-
gramme of the other parties for the present
week; but as the day of battle Is close at hand,
they will doubtless fedouble their exertions In
behalf of their candidates.
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Thsnsrs--The brief an no a pcemen,. . ts. 49,.
ago. that Miss Caroline Richinn. r-I ~

1hsdrs.-Ine brfef an nc ncementa n fe,w davs
ago, that Miss Caroline Richinra and hsr
father would be the uext stars In our theatr tricsl
hemisphere. was received with evident delirht
Their engagement here last winter. OF several
weeks duration, was the most Succession one
Within our recollection, and the fair lady who
vas tne recipient of so many ovations, left us
WIN .ne nappiest remem brances of Richmond
anu its inhabitants. She now returns to re-
new an acquaintance attended with so many
agreeable Incidents, and we en- tertafn no doubt
ina. IL VIII prove q perpetuaton Of those
scenes in which she was the acknow,edged
EncnanTess, In common with the rest we
anticipate pleasant hours In lstenipy In her
bird voice. Her position in the dramatic
profession has been won by the careful culti-
yation OF natural talents, and she preserves in
the midst of her triumphs modesty Of de-
meanor which wins the admiration OF all
As a vocalist. her excellence is unquestioned.
and when she was last here, her songs always
met with rapturous encore. Mr.. Peter
Richings, the father OF this accomplished lady,
is an actor of the old school, which none will
deny was the great school Of the drama
Whatever he undertakes, he performs well,
and preserves naturalness in his acting that
is really refreshing in these artificial days
We risk nothing in saying that q store OF
genuine amusement is provided for the patrons
OF the Theatre, and that a full house will greet
the artists who commence their engagement
tonight. The play selected for their first ap.
pearance Is " Fashion - the performance to
conclude with The French song of liberty,
" La Mar.eliaise."
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The Latest NEWS

THE GREAT POWERS AND THE OCCUPATION OF
NAPLES BY SARDINIA
LONDON, Oct. l2.-The London POSTS Paris
correspondent telegTaphs that no protest, i'll a
diplomatic sense, has been made by Russia,
Austria and Prussia, against the entry OF
Sardinian troops into Neapolitan territory.
THE ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY.
The London Times says the French govern
ment is uestioning the Chamber of Com
merce throughout France as to the advisable
ness OF anticipating the dates fixed by the
treaty for the admission OF the reduced duties
on various classes of British manufactures
Some are for main tanning the delay, but 9TH
eTs say prolOngation OF the transition is in
furious, and that British machinery and tools
ought 10 be admitted az the reduced rates
forthwith, and all other articles on the 3lst
of December A majority of the replies will
probably be in favor OF anticipating the period
of complete operation of the treaty.
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MI kDICAL CARDIFF. PLUM Il offers his scr.
wees 70 the public in the treatme nt all secfet
phsases. Twenty years practice ~ the adoVe
DIaneh gives DR.. p. claim to pub bllc favor-Omce
t "a r rankin street, near the Exchange Hotel ana
Mfd house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
Says on hand, a supply OF The "CHEMICAI EX-
ahACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
.eaovators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
sAoe sen ito order. All commg nIcatlons by letter
sIotherS Ise promptly attapdea %. Riohwopd. va
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IS A. ASCULI, NJ d.
kS NENpxR OF rHB
sEW YORK Z OF KS h0MBPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
fz,4 ana Resuenre oa FranslIu ST., corner of 4th,
Richmond. Va.
QTse Aoars tH II a. AI anu from 10 8 p Nj.
Sundays excepted Sc Ism
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s---a CUPpIN AND LEECHISG.-
AS Nrs. y NUbLHOtSE, over Sam'l Suther-
,,3' t;an Store, lH2 Main street, Richmond, viii
~, M all tluse requiring her services.
"a C5rs taIty receiving, per steamers. fresh
LrECht>. ,.,..,,,,.,
81 SER ay Express 20 all parts of the State.
y B-A Ee'5 sLtls of LA DIES BANDAGE ES.
tas: are mach liked, made TO order.
Ill
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INTERESTING INCIDENT.-The members cf
the Pres by terian N. s. Sy nod of Virginia. in
session at Alexandra, visited Mount Vernon
on Friday last. Gu the arrival OF the boat
the members of the SYNOD, with a large COM
pany of spectators, gathered around the tomb
and with heads uncovered, united in singing
that beautiful national hymn called ''Ameri-
ca-My country, its OF thee" After the
singing, III VII ch the whole company united,
the Rev. Dr. Reid, of Richmond, Va, made
most appropriate impromptu prayer, referring
most beautifully to the occasion, and the scene
there enacting, at the conclusion of which, the
whole company united in the doxology.
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THE PAPAL STATES.

Affairs in the Papal States are unchanged.
1t was reported that Lamoriciere had tele-
graphed 10 Marseilles to secure passage in the
steamer for Ciyiti Vecchia for himself and
three officers.
Marquis Deppoli had proceeded TO Viterbo,
to reassure the habitants that Victor Eman-
uei was at Marcerata.
1t was reported that Russia was about to re-
call her Ambassador from Turin.
1t was reported that the French army at
Rome was TO be increased TO 0U,U0U men, AND
the garrison Of Lyons was 10 be put on Il com
plete war footing.
Funeral services have been performed in all
the churches of Rome for Gen. Plmoudar-
Gen. Guyon was presentat the French church
OF 81. Louis.
AUSTRIA.
In Austria, an extraordinary credit had been
granted to the Naval Department for the con-
structlon of naval batteries to defend the en-
trance OF the ports.
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- a. GK.swuLD. j. u. GRIswoLp,
49, GkisNoLD i GaIsW OLD,
q Il y A

h4CH&OND, VA,
a. prsctles in All the Courts of the city oi
,.,malt, ~ n tAe counties "t henTlco AMI
sra .tutsa COUNTIES.
-, '5ses On Ross street, TWO doors from Rich
- 4. ,r.s Sc 5-Sm
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HosiEkY. lust landed, Of
our own importation:
A,VN =" kissex, 80 all sizes 6nd
qualities;
i'0'o doz. Cent? COTTON HALF-HOSE, all quail
lties;
Also, 1000 dox. l.. G. HDKFs., all grades.
AZ AZ OF which we offer To the trade at small ad-
vance upon coEt of importation.
GiNTER, ALVEY B. ARENTS,
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Fdirfsld RaceS-LdN DGy-The Fall meeting
at Fairfield closed Saturday, with the follow
ing result:
First Rsce.-Sweepstake for wear olds; mile
heats; 800 entrance, half forfeit; Sl0O added by
the Club
j. l.. Baltzer's b. f. Gibbonna, by Red Eye, dam
moun'aIn Maid. ................ 2 /
r. R. Beaziey's b gel Buck Eve, by Haw-
kns' Priam, dam by Boston. .-......... 2 / 2
F. NJ Hall br. (. by Bassll. dam by Prince
George 8 8
7. J. Green & Sons br. G. Day Break. by
imp Albion, dam by Glencoe. -. pd. ft.
Jno. BelcheT's ?. =. Prnde 81 b. c. by Red
Eye, dam bv imp. Lang ford. .......-... pd f.
w. II. Gibbons br. colt by.Marion, dam by
me-l:531a-l50-l5Oa.
Secord Race.-Swee pstake for two years old !;
single dash of mile; 500 entrances, half forfeit
800 atded.
1hos. w. Doswelrs f. Ninett, by Revenue, dam
Nina. .....-- ..---..-.- Walked over.
tTiam, dam bv imp. Trustee. Also, b. (.
by Hawkins Priam, Cam by Bally Pey
ton ...-...----...-. ..........----.. - nd IL,
w. X. Melons b. f. Mary WASHINGTON, by
John BeIoher's gr c. by Red Eye, dam BY ~ ~
Prince Albert. pi. 1t
And thus closed the Fall Races over this
once popular and inviting course.
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Another award, which did not appear in the
published list Of premiums, was that for the
best aid largest collection Of Virginia MIN
erals. The premium of $50 was awarded to b.
Heinrich, of Richmond.
a long list of discretionary premium has
been reported, subject 10 the ratification OF the
Executive Committee.
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pRoFHsSIuNAL GARDs.

-, CR0PPER & DUNBAR,
s ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFE.CF No. s Law BUILDING,
-,, n lgia aat Frark.iH S.S., hiehDl0td, va
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rs sHOcAoE HILL GENEKAL
&. W. II. TYLER,

0s.t a. MlrS5ar., btllrttH Strlh aud Serenth
Streets.
--r,.rrss - f ENc UUH HOUSES, HIRE OUT
StTRGEs. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
itS. and act IS & GENERAL AGENT He
-.'.r.s his thsnhs fol the liberal patronass be
sts.e1upca hllu tor three years past, SO Som
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TO MEKCHANTS.-Thea advertiser
&C. want of permanent employment as
- a some g aosps sSoa an eGase m Inc @
asSt ~. 80 and sdust the books OF any gentlemen
s4e ~ need .uch service. ,,
Res's sS'ssker tobacco merchants, and Aessrs.
..Nes ~ W II. MITCHELL.
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Ritllmonn Qispatrb,
MONDAY MORNING. .OCT'R 90 lseo
l. . II l., IGN NE w s.,

The teamer Canadian, with Liverpool date.
TO the llth, via Londonderry on the ioth. brings
some interesting details of foreign news. The
steamers Bremen and Kangaroo had arrived
out.
NAPLES.
The Patrie says that Garibaldt has thanked
the seamen of the English ship Renown, who
served the Gariba ldian guns on the Ist The
men were that day on leave of absence.
The PIedmontese troops were expected be-
fore Capua on the 18th inst. 1t was anticipa-
ted that the Neapolitans would eyacuate the
place before their arrival and retire 10 Gaeta
The new pro Dictator of Naples, as soon as
be was appointed, addressed a letter to MAJ
z,ni, complimentlng him on his patriotism
but asking him TO give proof of it by leaving
the country, telling him that, even without in
tending IL, he caused disunion; that many
used hIs name with the parricidal intent ton OF
hosting another banner in Italy.
There is probability OF a Congress on the
affairs of Italy.
The london Daily News correspondent of
Naples, an Italian, has been killed his aux.
iety for the result of the battle of Ealturno
led him too far in advance, and he was unfor-
tunateiy shot
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HEArrHFuLNEss OF AprIns-Tbere {.

HEALTHFULNEss OF ApPLRs.-T There Is
scarcely an article of vegetable food, say,
Halls Journal of Health, more widely useful
and more universally loved, than the apple
why every farmer in the nation has not an
apple orchard, where the trees will grow at
all, is one of the mysteries Let every family
lay in from two to ten or more barrels, and il
VIII be to them the most economical invest.
ment in the whole range of culiuarIes A raw.
mellow apple is diges ted in an hour and a half
while boiled cabbage requires five hours. Ths
most healthy dessert which can be placed or
a table, is baked apple. If taken freely at
breakfast, with coarse bread and butter, with
out meat or flesh Of any kind, it has an admi-
rable effect on the general system, often re-
moves constipation, correcting acidities and
cooling off febriie conditions more effectually
than the most approved medicines. If fami-
lies could be induced 10 substitute the apple
sound, ripe and luscious-for the pies, cakes.
candies, sweet meats, with which their chill
dren are too often indiscreetly stuffed, there
would be diminution in the sum total of
doctors bills in Il single year, sufficient to lay
IN a stock of this delicious fruit for a who
seasons use.
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:, cowARDiN h HAMMERsLEx.
uusINES ] NOTICES.

- TICE. - The next ANNUAL
MEETING Of the SToCKHospERs
lf tshh,T CGMeANY viii be held at the office
tAIi.. HSS6nspsny. in the, city. Of Richmond, ON
q iAe< <SSSnsY, the I'm day OF November next
FbrN0' A. W. MORTON, Treasurer.
. q,ewswk Nov5S7
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kIHDLING WOOD FOR LONDON - All the
kinding wood for London is cut and bundled
at Depttord. The wood comes from Norway
Sweden and Russia, aud is brought over in
lengths to avoid dnty. The piles of ii at Dept
lord cover acres Is prepared in long sheds
divided into compartments about 10 feet u ide
In each of which a man, woman and three
children work-the man cutting with com
mon wood saw, the largest child dexterousiy
sphltIng with a cleayer, The younger gather
ing up The splints, and handing to the woman,
who bundles them with great rapidiiy Each
apartment will average |, 900 bundl les a day for
winch they get & 81. and this is about the
best wages earned ik England by persons OF
this class. About 625 persons are thus EN-.
ploYed, putting up 390O0,0GO bundles III
year, which 800 persons are employ ed distri-
outing from wagons, and which amount TO, at
the retail price. S390U00 per annum.
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- FOR THE PURPOSE OF IA
C!LITATlNG tn TRADE Of this city,
"a sd s.t ms ds'e, Tsc ses ,ns aTasI 1ndeTSneS' MI
fS"' ,i,s1.d ~ auction on creJlt.
Z. a~s kUMuNp, DAVENPORT & CO.
CKENSuAW h co.
pINl.OP. Nc jNCURE n CO,
CHA> T. WuRTHAM Il 60
s-r~,rG, 2 , october IL, lStsi. 90 l2-ts
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SVN-B ImpOTL6TH
IHE FAIR. THE FAIR .-Persons visiting
= the Fair will do we'll To call and examine our
STOCK Of READYMADE CLOTHING, which -
all buyers. SIMPSON & MILLER
Opposite Mitchell Tyier's.
w. b. DAVIDSON, Salesman.
AT X. w. POWERS DRUG STORE,
PHYSICIANS ard others will always find well
selected stock Of InstFu uments, Medical Saddle
taEE. Improved Trusses, Pbarmaeeuticai PrepaTa-
tinhss chemicals, and everything generally kept
iusT@ x4oVE vi isTt.' CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and 18TH Ixssts,
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80 rnK, ANNsAL >NsAl on nEETiNG Tar Ma,.sf, 3F
E-E~,r IrKlN6S COMPANY will take place
Sblhs41rbAnge Hotel, Richmond, W EDNES-
8st,'tat Il. WARREN, sec'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

e IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT TowS,-Our energetic
townsman Alexander simOns ESQ. has commenced
the building Of his new Store on the North side Of
the public Square, on the site Of the old sadders
Shop. that was long eyesoe to the public gen
orally. Mr.. simons designs putting uPa first rate
two story building. which will be an ornament to
the town.
The old log shop has gone " gllmmering," and
We hope few Of the same sort will soon share
It's fate.