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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-22

UrukItnAss uno SonIne lSsirtn FUR 1860.
3ute, ~ lit cen uHo Streb- g9aartu
tte nattrSeituetcn baten jest %prrithis uNe II n Strf1ur
retdt IuefpaSl non Sutr, Gantnert, 6rtKt> une 4me-
ftsH 6clt Se:a. @lcIce;in Gres oats Der f:inftn Oualitli
uno III Itoem @retlc icts oorrt:NJ une iSerpen au isibe auf
a~r8eItyii9t. I'm cincn &sua bitten ~crsebtlt
SO. 4. MrRrt N. GnmN
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United States

2aner5ices Goloas.
Ilsiuen 6rtuubtn nnp Dem psutIt;n putti.
tam ts srgsbene anitist, rag i'd ris 2Girtb.
itaft RS untss States 6otsls, 81. Der l9teD
amp N0iniroe', HSernOmmtn habs, I'M ba5 60
mid ireutu miro, rsbt VI meius seebrten
nit Den belteR Gririihuaasn bsptenrn III sfrnsn.
Sohn en- snbaufe
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10TH.
OF

Rev. M. G, MIcnHLRAcHER's School
Nem seebrtsu rcu,lbru pubi;Fnm s,ere 49,.
a%njetIs, pdb mrine Sf)ule fir .er,rsn y"
O'"eren ain 'rlcn Montds i'm S,strmb,r ~;
or 'rrHhst Wrrpen pirr.
IN m'in'r SAuIc w.rpen ps ,r,trt.
'%rht'Se, fran'Sfits uuo bscrliIne CIV. !.
I'terFtttet, ettnic S,irn, 81 rctten. G3er5r,
'Htt' @e,1thtr. Rdtwrlebrt, JtotIr,sG%,s%s..
D.. Omen uSo auf SerInnsen and, @mf
,Hltlt"9. AIS gsHiiien bnot ,b ,rS; -
sf15rr, Cie IN jsptr cinli,bt ibren ,T5dsT TN ~,
raOlen Hno. Ni'tnc Shul,inmtr linp i'm ",
cement Ger SYaa9oBc ar H., nab, M,riN,Inr
I"l1h'Htn eltra, BE mir tbye .S,upr, ON,
'tF''dnea ip9urn, iinO erluht, NIX balc ps VI,
eye Sa ma een, ia til rur cine iltins NM
Lt'utr S6u!er anncbmsn tlnn.
- NJ. 8. 81 t6eIto6cr.
Ede ret l.. uno Marjbaulrs6,
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\. Sbssfrr II. = . m y.
aeptbtttr WRe OrResiR 4,
Ode Ger Brcno- nm 6ten 6trl
us. 10 Oloin.Straa,

Vie. ~ O~tatn'SfraRt.
DatltRe fur eas tiEber stPcEEtnt JRtrauta htTt g.,
amer 5snStvRS prtmPer SreitnWaV, sallctti aSd Ttrntr.
bin IN crba,isE.
Stetptt rrfrstH az itetT 9stt (stt kss uas Sa@e tIsRst
HRt e,EiNthsaii aVsasinhrt.
Afr Scr,tn fJsrbtisnt, 8tMlersles, HvHttaneu,
Giierrsr, Maud, MAX EHe SG1HpIiNbTt ~tttsEpis az
= -ae uRt Stretr "a cen 5iuisn,n Gre;irn rr~tautt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-22
s.. Us. 2tulrcsltauu,

uhrmahsr uno 0clpdrbetttr,
Srcarltra6', i~triIGacu Der 3. uno 6.
Wetueu Grsunren uno rcm 9~eebrtru 9ubIifu:r
bic 9ln,eio., oaB i'd an ctiae n WlaBt rtnsu Id.
rem. unp Sewelcrys Store cr6fnC bate. mUIEItG
lbs cine orc6e auamAbl Nsr gclamadvoaiten in
btelee @elbdft ciniAta9snce Nrtttel iibrs. rsren
@iite garantir uno %etcislben gu auBsrprOentlt&
ti1igen 9reiIeu %0ertduic.
8eparaiuren jsper Nrt wrroen ihuea uno Bill
ligIt %bcirr1t.
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y. II. EHALKLEY

d. II. CHALKLEY
paNsIsr ssR qtstr nab Sbubs0inc!rgs, SIN.
ysrtsSr son franlSdittm SllbIspsr,
l3. sr., ,riibcu 0tain u. Gars, NtbmSns. 81.
psutIa,E S6uSRattn Rite Sus paIitlnSi9t sHor.
t rte GNsn sH Gtsr altt Art btRns t%nSfSbIsa. Dtsitlstn
aNotn estith lu9.iS autE W isrtEl AbrlGaft rstb,G, 9lsrt.
ieus, bic (. (. D,aeRSs, StitN &C., aEC oursn lIsstTS u.
/. u TaS ssr ., li!crr ane HUtes.nesra atsalt7t ptI.
htrsc Qcbtr IN s~Ititials SsSltsp.
&Rc eHi Ginttl StIern ssssn 9aar Es.s sutt HaSitu
stItah srrteWf. fI0.t
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=. q. @treoeer, aseat,

.. y. Gtreceer, aseat,
4PStbttsr, Orussth, Supporter pan
HrHtihsH SHtmitalien u. +. 10. Mr.. s..
Yiata'Sir., aegrnrber benz alien Martte.
Ds- &tttptt Ntvosa nit Ter srcpten Seraialt urf
SfRal5ttit ftrsitt, lsrt. 6eEtG1t DrSp1rate mn
%RAlFltn ng aGFtrltsr SIItIibftti trlpr9t. 0aupfauf
ltNtt heSfN eSt Ttifsali9e Na9er iM. niIner, oeliIbe
sae TsRiOrl=u ttts FrIktsr : a.iRsl Neuep.M sftit,
u. I! ". IL otttst SusrsaSL t!sit in 2uSsnl5eiH nebmeR. vi!
3 1:i:tf! SEn G5tIi ltIbt ~ nirorgt5e1, ala on .orctnrer
lHrTtr e~es:.-isE .arTpsn. NepIjinta utn peroeu n.
ven SE'sIr &:r!@sansea wi:otrum nit neuen 9surrltb,
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O1ntfd1c Mnotheae-

- NbNNUN +NU~tNNAN
SIR ben mir sEa EtheH beR9en &aHeSlCuten 10 retb.
lie, ssl6cufteH 3uIpru6 ssrJlip oar::nD, empfebls i'd mid
SIeiGtr 3ttt tur Se~AIuis brinse, baS sp ntblt friiben OrO<
susR unc NeeieanSnten, sLtH erbtelt: 0Eaumsn, Grplen,
IetHe une srote Gb,Tffe, Sasp, 8rleemt5I, y frgribe, ptr'
initssHc SOrttn suseln, oeull9s Gt4srIeA. gunner u au!srs
Stale, GbUtOlaps, WacarOai, Sals0l III sroFtn mo tItincn
5.1faen, 9immt e0nisn uno s~,,.OBsnen, nsplt allen aHoan
YepurjeH, S6plmslr, 9Al fumsrisu, SeIfen Ii. &C.. nttbe
Artifs Ip ~ ben mO9Ii&f ~b,lisitsS Yrtiisn SailsnS %smpfsbIr.
s. 6. Gtf9tr, Ast.
zoe 8Ores Gauoles, Eal0D, sperm uns AoamaHiNs
$50 Gares Soop, SIad, 8rOpH une gtasD,
80 8oTse Stem goTt gOl5sn Gbesls,
Gsree Rice,
400 SrDOH6 uRp 9udeItS,
200 grpe afOrteo YipsS,
200 @rps Ylat6ss
soc, 600 @isarren, OsrI6itbsnt 8rGneS. lctbsR erSolttu
un9 uH Ssrtauf bel 9Bm. g8alIGre u. Ssb,
20 8arr.ls Baltimore @idles, Iceben er6alten unb III
babta BET 23E. 90 aIIGtG u, SshR.
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.SoAersU DMpUNntE!

-,NNJSt
Den 9lltsttusrA inr Nasrritst. Has itscH
DsnRtrtaa, &btnss 8 nhr, r~ssslnaFist 2rtr'
cttr-uesuRstH In ttS ,WilItars e1a" iiaafRlsn.
SsNtn !tsftn DunutrfaHs in MsSat
Rnsst Sit Hpsat!iSs StrlaRmlxns i'm 3stsl'
stS 39rrn p9as Ratt.
6aaemtser erb. Sere.
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&cfountn,c,r,,ocr,.
Dry-Gooda & Fancy, Store
AM Neueu 0fnr,e.,

49,
Dry-Goods s. Fancy. Store
an Neueu Niar't,,
Vde Ger Srpap- uuo 6tcn Str1is.
.. w. Sesn6aum c~npfstlt lttnen
6rt"nrtR aHo een publitun Ittn out a0prtirtrS
wager pcn Grutiabrt Wadrtn, pis IN pfr tiuia
lttn prriitH atarAtten perSeu.
ecceac II aprinsrnanm's
Golsmtta 3rtel unp 0efoura-
Cruiser 9iurp's 6cttD,
Ne. 4S4 @cnnIplpania Npenu,,
ipilAtr &tIb unr Gpsr.aro q. satf Streets,
sSalbingicu. D. 6.
Tar rrttnbe Yutlitar, fnt>' in eicitm Spti bic
frtune.tdtlt Nufnobms mo s'eSt.nuns. eeoinAun0tn nidbiG.
(s,aOesung Ter Nrrtis pen &ob'tn.
Die grtiis ron ect; iinS Sic Guf psisrt No4ri6t wte
fplat:
Srtt 9rnnp COT: $3.50 PER Qpas.
,S 9sto pau S";,. E SsiS, e;or,,n "a
eicrcn prsItn su,plss mus SET, ais bas 6ig;6i. Gtuec
rilr9e% Material bielrr Staicn a~nftlsbtn no;rceR.
NeoiH6un9en: SaarSablun9 bsum . ;fcucn cter sbli,fe.
rung.
Die 8Otlcn,Garta beTnrcn nd Gee Der 10. etroSc urs
Salta. une Gft Der 6. uuO %S3oreifr.. iuolih pom ganal.
]oSJ SnE s. WcriB, AStnt.
Tercrs nuo Standardization;
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Com
panJ
ole ein Srna 6ise Capital BON $500, 900 t,Ist
nnp i'm Sahrt 1882 purd Die Gsitbaekuns
ron Sir9inien e~insriest purpt.
Serii&trSnSsn pcroen burh rieic alic 9.lHpaonie or.
tbetlt urt,r ben s%uniti9iiCr N~tetnemietn ateen Iysnsr. unc
xSaltihaorn ar S~isenituH aln Arr, als 5auiu, Wu.
BE-, 9uttr une Naarrn aur Art, lpRpbi IN oar Staet.
alS aud im &snes, uHp mtrpeE ct He,rtHenhtn NRs,splan,
gen prompt Scleiiitt.
SS Our ole Splic une Gle Sufne5as Ger AZ strfi6err.
cen YeatHltenrt MIRO niufe btrt6htt.
Sifa &r. 13l Wainltr., Srbmsns, Ga., ia, 2tiu
~sniersdit Der DlSpath Sfles.
IL. 9. GpDs.tix. @rSNe.
8liUj1H SHt;S 0r.. Stvt ,5e.I
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" pti3.
Die u~nteriethnetcn cr'aubsn la tttsnit, alien
lbrsn 0reunoen uno Setannten bic ersttrnlt
an3si8; gu MAIDEN. cab s3r. G0s. 6. Sameserle,
Oon p'r 6trma Dlttcrf unc 9N., u 1ars Ctr,
pon Dem NOrOen ,uratsttebrt ii unc teicnper.
bigige @intaufe FIR Sab eeinatt BAT in
SSein, yIquorS, 9l8arren ptmturssr &6Ir,
Naabcrrp 'Sprip, aud e1trr reutIasr
@erprIdtpurft,
prthc @rtitel tie ben gcebrten Suuecn pbpIefalt
unr retail 3u Den t~i0igiten YrttIsn ~abIa6en ,ser-
Den. I'm einen freunpIiben 3uipruh bittet err
5'tenit j. u. Sattprf II. 6 O.,
q &arY StlGc.
Ea~ Gin sntss tibtes @las Bier PRS an Der
BAR.
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1000 YIs. SMaA SrsaEiI s5as9n, 10 4Wrtts "
HerlTr

$500 9As. SRaa SrsaItS ijassn, Is 4mrsSs lu
ptrlI'
Canvas RtRtA6S Sans, KRH 5 Iiuua 20 SahR, attf
SitItE Gnasrta x,Tittsi srtitIkG lptStR
Mn. DaHAr GisR
90, 1000 9tS. Sses's peg &sano sanity "a
con, ~ kahta bti Wm. S0ala,t SSans.
GIrA strl0xIiae StnfauF: liza 2lsrsta Cir
i6 il ben Staus srfsst, msintn gsssrtta Ram
stR Tin ssr,agIltst 1astr DER tsitsH Qisarrsu i'
Der art uns 0WaIitat "a aHsnasmSOsiit Hill
gan Svtiitn rGe irtn ~ tpnntH. Slritiaas en-
yitsls i5 mrin psSIaIVrtlrttt Eager ven RauG.,
Rag Hne Sbanpf 4aSat. SfstI,s autt ART anc
iuniliss Artifsi, rte IN tiMta SisarrtR-@tit1it
arr0sniia IrluAt nsreta. uM siH, .~stIauist
&niiat ItiHft Qaasrs ki,ttt 3. 2e itairlR
SIS. l24 9rUlelrt
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=. II. GRAVES.
5cule uno SiaE painter ant @iloIsr,
7 SuaBe, imtif:n &rOOb> uno Gra.s,
AIhMCHb, Na.
Sns n eNr @tltaTiSVreise titialasenbe 9lbcit.r.
fotDe aut pfainin9, giGTStH9 unO IRattn ppn Stu6sr
!t, mtrbiR lfnei, 5lliili tuN gclamadpOu a~aa9tFuSrt. ur
iaBIrtitbe Auftrlg, jitsi s. y. graves.
Neure SUarrinAoAuS uno Sa8erbter-2 GEibihlTt
Der untgryelnnste bat an DER ITten StruBs,
penn 6utmarIt 9c9eHIber, Gin neue0 Snad= II
Boarding 6lao sr6faet, cI5 er ielnen Jreun
cen unc psa 0ublltHm III AlSemetntn beitens
emriselt.
5H Dem SarrUom Oieic5 neu sinlsri4tetcu
l6nuiss linp tets Wetr1RFe alder Art anp beite.
Qullitat gu paben. bslonptrs ~empIieaI: aber sju
YIas aute5 Hayers0isr
" Ojarnut
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French Millinery!
Wilrame Scn,
Sc. 55 Wa!n-S troBe, er6ielt iceten Elm nsure
llcrttmert BOA 6ltsn, 8anc unp Slumen, Ter
ner sinc srpse ~9luemabl Don GopipuBen unr
Drss. Gaps, Den 0nmsn t~eicuccrs III empietirn,
tpside ME Springs teIuhsn. Q1e oieie 98aar,D
D%,rtauft Su auBerorcsntti& biai9en Drriien
Wnpome Spu,
SO. So Nidinltr.
Gtriss @cIbdft lit SamstaSs unU SOnutage
as5bIoTtu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

This well known establishment. situated at the
cornNrs Main and llth streets, having under
gore Thorough repair from cellar 70 garret. will
datlon Of the public, on MONDAY, the 24th inst.
II has received an addition OF sixteen new rooms.
and the furniture throughout the house Is entirely
new. The .ubscribers pledge themselves 1, 70 t. the
plisd as the market will allow Their beds are @, g,
excelied BY any others ia comfort, and wlii al
ways be Kept "a the noasssi ofaSst tat csllaT Is
stocs ed with the best w INE Es. Theis bar will a.
ways aiiorl LIll UORS Of every VARIETY, and OF the
best suaty, and they will take care that their Ia
Bile shsl II not be SURPASSED.
This AMERI JAN 10 situated in the very centre
Of business. The Capitol 10 not more than Two
hundred yards OF; the Bank Of Virginia aud the
rnrmen' Bank adJoinDx, while the ExeaanEe
Bank u Jast oss ths street Ii 10 convene mt TO
the can.f and all the Rallroads. 10 which 0as-
RUsEs OF superior class will be kept constantly
plying. The sltustlon 10 healthy. comm edi,us,
tine subscriber. feel confdsnt that they will re-.
ceiye. As they intend To deserve. largo share Of
patronage. > L. cAfRiNGrnNA co
,. &. c.nniseros. Of BoiiinEb,ook Hctsi. Pc
u b. AYxss, 6ooehiand county. Va.
- ssN-d3sv&0wIm sss y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

AMERICAN RECKLESsNEss-The Lerdon
Times, in an editorial article upon the recent
disaster on Lake Michigan, has the following
paragraph:
"lf the story were not so little conducive to
mirth, it might almost raise a smile to obser We
the remark with which the transatlantic re-
porters introduce the narrative of the CALAMITY,
The like, they assure US, has not happened H.
America for the space OF three whole years
similar disaster occurred, indeed, in 1855,
but never since. The truth is however tina
this view of the case is perfectly natural Al
average of three such catastrophes u yea, ,
each costing its 300 lives, would not cover th.
number OF casualties actually attending the
practice of steamboat travelling in the States
IL is not often that single accidents occur N
This tremendous scale but it was computed
several years ago that u thousand people "a
least lost their lives annually on board Il E
steamers plying on the lakes and rivers OF
America. Sometimes these vessels blow up.
sometimes they are burned, sometimes they
get holes knocked in their bottoms, sometimes
they come into collision with Others but as
they are all slightly built, heavily freigh ted
aud driven through the water at the utmost
attainable rate OF speed, The consequences of
an accident are usually appalling. At the
foundation OF the evil lies no doubt the reck-
iessnesseof Auglo. Saxon charac ter, in which
the Americans SuTpass even ourselves. What
we are t. Continental nations the Americans
are t. us. The feeling is constitutional, no
doubt, butit is sad To see that u sentiment so
valuable in some of its aspects may bring hu-
man life to be reckoned As cheaply among an
anlig n lened people as in the semi bar barous
Empire of China.'
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sa- Ho.tetter's stomach Bit,ers.--The

a-Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.-. The
cure of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint and the
diseases complicated with or arising from them,
are requested to take notice that et!e counseeits
~ this Celebrated lnvIgorant have been issued IN
the South and West, and ma, eveptaall, find their
way INTO many parts of the Union. We hope,
will examine the latel on the bottle. where fac
simlle OF the proprietors' signature should ap-
the words DIR J. HOSrkTTEK'S STOMACH
BiTTERS blown In the glass, and stamped on the
cap covering the cork We also will, after Janu-
aiy lst 1850, put an additional steel engraving with
our note OF hand attached which to oounte ieit is
a felony. HOSTEITER Il SMITH.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve-
ryWhere. oc lin
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Marcus Kelly, an engineer on the Mon fgom-
cry and West Poiu Ala Railroad, was killed
on the 1th inst. by ieaping from his engine
while IL was In motion.
Joseph Scott, a stock dealer was acciden tIy
killed on the Central Ohio Railroad on Satnr.
day last, by the collision Of a freight train
with locomotive.
The Governor and Council OF New Hamp.
shire have appointed Thursday, Nov 20th, to
be observed as q day of public thanksgi yinx
and praise in that State.
Louis Napoieon's agent was at the Spring.
field (Mass) horse show. and bought horse
f'r his Imperial employer. The price paid
was 200.
Francis Silva, Manuel Francis, and a lad
named Florence, went on a fishing excursion
from New Bedford. Mass, Saturday last, and
were all drowned.
Michael Smith, of North Carolina. engaged
N building telegraph line rear Coiam bia,
s. g.. was found dead Ia the road on the slh
inst.
A temperance society in Chicago are max.
Ing arrangements for bali for the benefit Of
the sufferers by The Lady E,gin catastrophe.
Alta meeting OF The spotheearies of Boston,
ii was voted TO close their stores on Sandays
between the hours of aud r. M.
Patti Is said to receive fifteen hundred dol.
lars month for her services ia the Strakosch
ana Uilman opera troupe.
Senator Seward has completed his Wss,eru
la Auburn, N. Y.
On the 27,h uli. the old Musical Han build
log. on Montgomery and Bush streess. Sal
francisco, was destroyed by fire Lnss sso, 100
AT tie election In Newark, N J., wsiues.
DAY, The Republicans elected their city efiicers
ana Tue Democrats carried the Coancii.
No less than three daily papers are publish.
sa a. Denver City, Pixies Psak-a place Of lest
| ihaa 5000 Inhabitants. @
The opening ceremonies cf Druid Hill Park
| - Baltisiere. have been pesponed Until III,
! l9sh Of October. s. a4sAsA = ssa
| A hate of Senator Douglas for Ss0.000 Il sats
| to be am ong the assets Of the ArtixAns, Banl
| In New York. -
| A. Msret,, jeweiar Of Memphis. Team.
! his throat. ses 80 - q -
| Ossr $50 students have already d ar Z ~
J At " Uaivsysity " Yugiaaa. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

NEW YORK DAYS BUsINEss.-The trans
actions in several articles of domestic pro.
duce were very heavy OF SATURDAY. in New
York, with corresponding shipment Is To Grea,
Britain in n portion OF them. In round mum.
bers the sales were 20,000 bbls of flour at an
average OF about IS rs per bbl.; 20OU00 bushe Is
OF wheat at an average of SIPS per bushel
10,00 bushels of corn at 40 cents per bushel
23,GU0 bushels pf barley at about SIS cents PEI
bd-heis 400 hhds. sngar at sos per hid sos
casks rice at SIS per cask; 1901 bales OF cot
on at SAG per bale; 900 bbls. sperm oil al
S62 barrel; 1000 bbs whale OIL at S22 har.
rel; the whole valued at more than O ie million
one hundred thousand dollars. The ship
ments to Great Britain were Is 900 bbls flour
100000 bushels WI heat, and 900 nales cotton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

SsreYs Aeeidexf.-Last Tuesday, as DR.. Exe.
kiel s. Tailey, OF Hanover, was going over the
bridge leading from Mrs. Pollard's to Enon
horse, who, finding himse elf sinking. threw the
Doctor on the poles Of the bridge, badly scratch.
ing his face. While down, the Doc tor received
kick from the hind hoof Of the horse which
split open his mouth some distance down on
his cheek, making a CHASTITY wound and caus-
Ing intense pain. Alter recovering from the
shock of the concussion, the Doctor proceeded
home, with his face streaming with gore,
where he was met by his wife, who partially
dressed the wound, when n surgeon was sent
for. There are great many more agreeable
things than kick from horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12
n Dollar Saved 10 Dollar (,aIaed.o
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANE
RANew and B tifuI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

The subscriber would respectfully announce to
ms friends and the bc generally that he is nov
recelvlag large and beautiful stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care. and at prices that will
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stock consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the ne west designs
In Gents wear. 3 splend ID sottment of
CLOTHS, CASSlMEKES,
VELVET AID SILK VESTINGS.
NECK TIES, MERiN0 SHIRTS.
DkA W Frs, 60
Also. large and attractive stock of HEAVY
GOODS, OF evely grade. for negro clothing
Fine BED BLANKETS
NEGRO do
And every other ~rticie usually kept in a first
class Dry Goods House
Call and examine for yourselves
JOHN L.. SMITHER
ae 2-7m No % Nj ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

FATAL ACCtDEST.-Henson Peters, about 10
years old, step son OF Rev. CHARLES II. Nourse
OF Leesburg, Va, met with a fatal accident in
Mary land, on Saturday last, by being tbro wu
from his horse. He fell with great violence
his head striking a Tree and rendering him en-.
treiy insensible. He fingered until Monday
NOR raipe and died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

Richmond MaHufdetWss.-Amongt the many
beautiful articles of home man uiaetare, now
on exhibition at the Mechanics Iusutate
Fair. none are more attractive 10 the visitor
than the pretty display OF circular, hand aud
o her saw., made by Boyl & Gamble. of this
city, and said To be equal in every respect to
the best of similar articles mate elsewhere.
Saw mskiu 6 is almost new business in Rich
monc, aud yet the films engaged in II have
succeeded so well in the en- nterprise, that they
are receiving orders from the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

EARTHoUAKE IN CENTRAL AMRRICA-The
City of San Salvador was visited by several
very severe shocks OF earthq uake on the 2ist,
22d and I'D of June, which did considerable
damage to buildings; but, strange to say, no one
was iu jured but a child OF three years old who
was knocked down by part of falling wall
These shocks were the severest that have been
experienced there in thirty years.
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SHOCK TO A HoNEYMoON-Mrs. Mary Cur.
tin, of Rockville, Nd, has been arrested by q
Washington detective Tor stealing a large
quantity of ladies' and chidren's clothing
from mum ber of her late employers. Mary
was married about ten days ago, aud this ar
rest will seriously in 'erfere with her honey
moon. Her husband swears he will have
nothing more To do with her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

LAUNCH OF A MAMMOTH STEAMeR-On the
5ih inst, the new iron paddle steamer Mum
ster the last of the new iroc steamers intend
ed for the use of the Galway Packet Com pany,
was successfully launched at Hull, England
The Munster Is next In size to the Great East
ern; she is $50 feet long, 40 feet wide, and 80
feet deep is 500 horse power, and has accom-
modations for nearly 700 passer gers
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AAii Medicines should be Prepared by

A All Medicines should be Prepared by
A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that lion OF
diseases, Consumption: Price so cts. and 81.
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is a positive cure. Prlce 90 cts.
DR. j. y ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma-
tsm. Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels. PAINS in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, 26
and so cts.
DR. J. g. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PU q FER, for the cure Of Scrofla od
EruptIons, Chrome Diseases, UulcsTs. Sores
Swell.d Neck. Blies and all diseases arising from
an impure stats OF the blood. Price 81.
Sold by Drugg lists, and by
WARREN wARING,
ia Ally lo7 Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

DR.. Peter Lyaas.--This gentleman, who had
the misfortune to have his leg badly broken by
u kick from horse, on last Saturday evening,
while awaiting the arrival Of Baron Renfrew
at the Fair Grounds, though s,iIi suffering
great pain from the wounded lima, was rest
ing quite easy yesterday, and will, no doubt,
in the course OF a few months, be enabled To
use it again, AS from present Indications there
will be no con traction OF It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-12

Stsam Eng piece of machinery.
however much used, is more universally ad-
mired than a coed steam engine. Those who
see such articles every day always Ind Few
beauties in a smooth working engine, and
gather around II for hours al a time. In Me-
chanics' Institute Hall may now be seen four
all very pretty. vertical eDgiup Of small
size made by MIR. g. Bradley, of Manchester,
is superior machine, and has already been
Mr.. Keesse. young mechanic, lie com plete in
all It's parts, and when put To work will prove
a curiosity of its kind. A stationary epgius by
EtleDger Edmond, and q caloric engine by
the same gen ntlemen, are both we'll made, aud
the former dong admirable service IN driving
the elegant sbafting in the lower hall. It is to
be regretted that every engine builder IN the
city did not send one machine To the Fair, SO
that visitors to the city could see what Rich
mond mechanics are prepared to do.
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ENrERpRIsINa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I,

ENTERPRIsINa LITEkATL-During the pas {
TWO or three weeks, the publisher of the Gin
cinnati Herald has noticed a gradual decrease
in the quantity of his type, galIeys, compo ing
sticks, leads quoins, &c He investigated the
matter, and found that party of four or five
young men of literary tastes and peculatins
enough from him to stock a second office
They were are ted and held for examination.
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FAMILY WkDDING.-uon. La Fayetie S.
Foster, United States Senator from Connecti-
cur, was married on Thursday of last v eek,
by Rev. DIR. Mason, OF Boston, 10 Miss Martha
+. Lyman, of Boston. Tea of the br ides =
brothers and sisters, all married, were present
at the ceremony with their families.