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. .sasaasa mes gfeueS .ae
SDI5uerf : ifTemei.t.

Die nnterset9neten bdben ibre neue gerfftatt IN
Operation, morin 6eniterrdhmen, EbIren, Blinds
alsz unb innenoig, Noulbin9s, Gorntces, 8radetss
Saib, Qamine, 8retter aIEer Mrt, 5uBbo6enpIenter,
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8ui1fer tbefIUetfe oher gd3 gu cpnfra6iren. St ba
ben feline Nus9aben 9eideaf Waf6inerie ansutaufen
un6 arfsuiteaen unh bpfien bnrca Yiinfti9feit une
ffneue Becienttug bic &unbj6GFt Ses cut | d n
gubIitunts ~ ueroienen Huo sn erbolten.
Orsers pon nab ulb fern perSen prompt aussefibr
uereen. tA 500 #fa
rlnIere gertffatt CT IN unnitteIbarer Serbinhun
nit ben aceomottpe Chops eef Qubpfne unb Gbattas
nocaa Giienbahn, nabe Der SeIpanee Goal Daro ar
Ge6aritrabe, Goibu uef Eenneiiee. sgs
I26-iaf 81
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6egen GbOler0
nno
aae Granfbeitcn.

Gur1 IanaiaBrige 8emtitunsen bes Doctors 3. 8 e.
tit es en6Ii gglnngen elm neiies Rtttef, obne nis
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ritern unteriudt unb BON Der b1dften WebicnalbeS
b6rbe in osbinaton geprift, oils rrfIi beiliam bes
funnen nnb bns patent ertbeiLt nnter BEN gameit
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-22
geaaeiiee @aiiealalls,
: 0larfsniIe. Xeaneffee.

$50 0larhS1tlle, Gemneffee.
pa bisfes Shftitut iest IN Gang ID 70 tSnzeR sisr
ieniekns relcbe bic Mnfuebme non @aiIen sRinneril
Ipinfden, c init Mrs. u. d gfnfcrn, Corresponds
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lpprtLtcb finb. berth SOU uiebt uoFber pom Semen in
Grmdgung gesogen it, 4s., s Ri01R
80 Mfarictl 6eitrb, prSEbent, J
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-22

sssa sSncpb 0iefaer q 8, .
sspFebls DO hem aaua Iisnm als Rsrfertsass asnenen
Arfsn non mnrsrs nnh steinboners2 IrkeitsH Hne
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-22

8 Mae :3ise laufen bireft mad 9ep
R% ago Nfeilen obne Wagentsc:5fe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-22
OrDoeffeell S So.

Steie 4tanO5 empfinsen ben b63iten preis in be
gSeItausiteuung iiber bic bejten 5abrifate eonopns
9aris', Geuti5Ianbs, Der Stdbte Gerp Yorf, g5iIas
beIpbia, Baltimore unb Bottom ebehiO bic SoI0=1Re=
Saiue ami benz ameritnnifben Sntitut in
HeSs@ 5iinf auf einanber folsen6en Sabren. ST.
llniere pianos entbaIten has 9arFen 9seSaI, ben
frans0itien Ganper Zen pcrffdrften 8db, pole els
ferne Habmsn unb oue mo6srnen 8erbeferungen. =
Sebes sSnftrinent auf fi,tf Sabre ganrantilt Mnb
peroeu inter 9iuffitbt bes Germ s. 8. % 70 teen
fabri5irt, Der cine pruttife Gr aFrung dber IS
Sabren Bat ur5 Der Iber 600 9anos feIbft semat
bat TInere 8ortbeie befdbisen uns, unfere 5a6riz
fate 10000 Dollars biaiaei gu perfauFen ais IT
genb cine anoere 5abrit. nd iu i2i
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aeoD's sTebicine.

Gafiebe ftdrEt ben Rdaen uS bic GebGrfne, entfernt
e6ef1nreinihfeit aus oema6rper, mat bos Slut ipes
Der geine, 10 bGt feth gageHframpf ooer 2eibi9mer
jen oher $otbrennen ftatfinben fam; bringt grobe
6unaer b Mppeft BELT III fur5er 3eit bic Ei6rrb6e
Mnb Ser Climber GommereompInirit; (ir Eeeferes mu6
ansoradIid Die ebiein eefcroert Derhe. 8erldngert
has 9eben Der 2nngen QAftr6hren hNb nnferietbss
Decentralization AHSsebrMng, filoent iie ben meter
BerbeerIneen berfeIben GihhaH gebietet. gBegen
Ietterer RranEbeit nf man d oireft an ben Grinbef
weIiben NIT genduer dNgnte Der 4erionli6feit, be9
Aters, Der 1auer ber rpnfbett; betIt bas Mbma unS
uerbetst ser gbclsfa ober icif afiedeben fantbeis
tertif 46rper ft einsaf4ltI9 len rsgulfyE hos 8lut
insbeiorhere Der tun9en Dade9en.
9sa7t Or. q. 2eDO
~ Office 504 Dearborn Street.
a20 3nat .a .asgG 5isa.gIO
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Tk&Ih ELE&k1WkkIN
Sgyzg 3

Sieie Giisnbabn eritredt fi1 bon
Durfirf mad Stem gcrf AGO Waeilen,
8uTaIc mad gletp grrt 423 Meilen,
sl SaIantaHca mad 9en gCrt 4f5 Meileu,
80 @r SIS me TT pom IL GA
EE22-27 Wfeilen Der tiiraeife 8eg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

There Il danger IL being TOO - as. 40
ala la6y II Holland scrubbed her sitting.
room door until she fell through Il j no sne
cellar.
Tho telegraph Of Switzerland Is tho pro
perty or the State, and they charge ont
cent per word for any distance.
Belle Boyd's husband was among The lost
by the Evening Star.
LISA bad sign when men do not Ike TO
hear of warnings in q world Of danger.
Sin Is that mark at which oil the arrows
of vengeance are shot.
Hon. Charles Sumner was married IN
Boston on Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

OLD MAIDs.-A sprightly writer ex-
presses his opinion of old maids in the fol-
lowing manner:
/ am inclined to think that many Of the
satirical aspersions cast upon old maids
tell more to their credit than is generally
imagined. Is woman remarkably neat in
her person? "She will certainly be an
old maid" Is she particularly reserved
towards the other sexi "She has all the
squeamishhess of an old maid" Is she
frugal in her expenses and exact in her
domestic concernsY "She is cut out for
an old maid" And if she is humane to
the animals about her nothing can save her
from the appellation of aA "old maid" In
short, I have always found that neatness,
modesty, economy, and humanity are the
never falling characteristics Of that terri
BILE creature" old maid"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

Mr.. VAN BUREN's LOVE OF CHILDREN
You will be all glad to hear that he had a
passionate love of children. I never saw
anything in my life more beautiful than
the exhibitions he made in that respect.
While observations have been given here
to show how ready and sparkling his hu-
NOR was, it is proper for me to mention one
remark that fell from his lips few years
ago when he was exceedingly ill: "Brady,
nothing pains me so much, nothing informs
me so much of the miserable condition
am in, than the strange looks these little
people give me. am not unpopular with
them, but they shun me, and it hurts me-"
Of course had some words of solace for
a man who had so big q heart, and very
soon he was looking from the melancholy
present to the pleasanter past.-Speech OF
Mr.. Brddy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

II is said that the system by which the
Prussian authorities gained information as
to military matters in Austria before the
late war broke out, was very effective and
complete. For several months before hos
tilities began, q photographer was travel
ling through Silesia and Bohemia taking
pictures Of peasants and journeymen at .
very moderate price. When the Prussians
entered Bohemia tailor, one Of the pho
togrspher's customers, met him % colonel
ct the besd ofa regiment. "For Heavens
sake, how have you become colonelw
exclaimed the surprised tailor. "Rather
ask, my friend" smilingly replied the
colonel, show did ] become Q photo
grapher."
Tho ultramontane journal. the Monde.
Processes to be quite Of the opinion that
the Pope win leave Rome. "Itmay be.n
y ssys, - trial for tho Holy Father TO
ieaye the tomb OF the apostles, but the GER
tsinty Of returning on an early day will
soften for him tho bitterness OF sxils.n 49,,
Why sse banksupts more 10 BE- pitied
thAn atossf Deeelae hankrupta sSe bro
ken, while idlots sse oaiy eracked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

A SOUTHERN DEBTORS LETTER.-A Phi
ladelphia creditor reminded his southern
brother of that little bill, and has received
the following reply:
60, Sir,-Yours of September
18th is to hand. 1t is very true the amount
stated is very small to you, but hard to raise
by one who has been plundered and de.
spoiled by set Of thieves and cut-throats
1t is no fault Of mine that you are not paid
long since. ! think any one who has the
soul of a man in him would be willing to
,cait on a southern debtor, but We begin to
think there is not much soul in the
North. Yours, &c., -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

A HIGH-roNED LAwYER.-Hon. Samuel
J. Tilden says Of the late John Van Buren,
Although not rich man, he never yet,
in oil that period when he and those who
acted with him, appointed or elected the
principal functionaries in this Government
he never yet appeared before any execu-
tive or administrative board to advocate q
contract or claim he never would"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

Y CHANGE OF SCHBDULE.--On and sf,er
MONDAY, October Lat, the mail train will be run
between Richmond and s,aunton daily tsundsy.
exceptsdl, leaving Richmond at % A, NJ, and
leaving staunton on arrival Of mail train from q
east, at go p. u. on MOEDA WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jsctson's river At |!
DAYS. The accommodation train will be run be-
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, lear-
3.SP. n. Freight trains leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
!; TH 4; 4 TICKETS to Lexington. Harrison.
burg and other points In the valley, and 10 all
prominent points In the southwest, can be pur.
chased at the ONCE. ID. WHlTCOAb,
oc3 General superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

NOVEL CoNvEYANCE.-Yesterday after
noon gentleman arrived in this city from
Harrisburg in self-working carriage. The
novel vehicle created no little excitement
when it came up Penn to Fifth street. The
carriage is about the size of common
buggy, but Is constructed on the principle
of the manual labor, which are common on
our railroads. No horse is required in this
machine. philadelphia Dispatch, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

SsSSS&SA<HAeee<e<Se~~~S
r =
GREAT eHOET ROUTE 10 THE
SEkSss 1aRf l2lS l sYgS Sl AsP b5S;s ;sy;;s:
NV lf7kl5tsse tssi e =; n win IA
fESbgS1 .Ssa sn SIG Are;
ka9SA2. 0aIC3 no. Ri'Asoad 70 he sas
RI s1 n r; fs.s n . = ss sI.sss.:.
lsly Isnlsy. sssspisai Has 1. :, arriving 4
stY sscssD;Ts sais n: e, =:
s9 rs 1hlda4 ffahcJ5h NAIL TRAIN. =,
ILkQAlf CAR6 With MEW FAfINT SLiiPiSs
CHAIRS attached. lssyss Rishnopd daily Il P
s.:. ssI,saa Z ostfic 4assss &C. :;
caH ARait. I5st yt.ipiiSso cHaiks NO EXTRA
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ~.
pfoss packagss, leaves Richmond daily lsuns,y,
sxcspteal q sis p. r., arriving In frederieE..
0i ThsoU % I fIckrrs and THROUGH B.oo.o,
CHHCkg e Alsxsndhs, Washington, Baltmor..
xhilsdsiphia. New Yogk, Boston. and ali ths pin.
fcs further Information and through uel.u
sppiy q the once Of the Company, corner Broad
and EiShth streets, ehoekos Hill.
]. b. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
sAnuIL Rrry. Superintendent. oeB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

bles, the advent Of whicAa anticlpasss By
only week. The farmer can desire no
thing better. and he will doubtless push
his work forward as long - II lasts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JJ.IRBY, JOHN ROBIN NDASIEL, T. c. WALSH.
TRBY, MCDANIEL Il CO,
GENERAL COMMISSION n MERCHANTS,
l40 GRAvIER STREET,
NEW OR LEA
solicit consgnments OF Manufactured TOBACCO,
and orders for the purchase Of Cotton, Sugar, Mo-
lasses, &c.
MCDANIEL & IRBY will continue business In
LrycHBrRa, VIRGINIA, and will be pleased to
JOHN r. MCDANIEL,
oc H-3w< J. J. lRBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
Nl HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY OF OCT0-
Der, and she earnestly desires prompt attend
ance of all her pupils. .
Every branch OF education will he thoroughly
taught by the most competent instructors, and the
whole will be under the personal supervision o.
the principal.
Madame ALEXANDRA, . French lady Of high at;
tainmepts and long experience In teaching, Will
have charge Of the French department. As she
will reside in Mrs. Pegram's family. her pupils
will have every facility for acquiring practical
dunn of Communication at table and elsewhere
as we'll as during the regular school hours
For further particulars apply to
Sc 22-ts Linden Row. Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-22

BANKING OFFICE OF VIZ. B. IsAAcs : COIL
RIcHxoSD, October IL, 1858.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-W are
Il prepared to furnish BILLS AT SIGHT, In sums
TO suit, on the following places, to wit:
ENGLAHD-LOndon. rsm
IRELAND-Dublin. 1882
SCOTLAhD-Edinburgh. fs
FRAECE-Paris.
GERHINY-Bremen, Lusbeck, Augsburg. Nh.
reig, Breslau, Dresden, Coeln, Berlin, Hanover,
Goettingsn, Nagdeburg,- Roenigsbsrgl Creisid,
Darmstsdt, Dorfmund, Luxembury, frankfurt,
sWiTZERLAND-Bsrn. ~
BELGlQM-Brusssls. sE
HOLLAND-Amstsrd2m.
6WRDRN-9toekholm. sa
COLLECTIONs maas On al accessible places l.
the UMlIED sTAIEe, CAnADAs, ana EUROPg.
DOnEsTIC ExCHAH0k TAKEN from and fur.
niahed to DxP06ITOR9 q par
GOLD, olLYyR, BANK A0TEe, 81 0CK6,
hiGhsst market ratss, OF bought and cola % CON.
S5as 3; sts:ss :lsSss !, .i s.s !: ss =.
Lynshbnrs Airline rAilrosa are now opsp st Tits
ofles. We would respectfully request the early
attention Of the citizens 70 this Important Improve
msnL .sfz
once honn from "a. \. tolP.N.
4 oe l4-dkelw $50 49, i. - -r ~ III
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DICHMOND AND DANyILLE
STEAMERS.


DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
l. POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q ~ q
ON JAMES RIVER.-0n and after Fk-k-I
tha TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the &zxz1kz
elegant steamers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Captain ID. J. HILL,
JOHN sYLYEsf ER,: Captain 2. c, Glryosp.
will leave Ludlam b watsons wharf DAHL .x.
cept Sundays, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, for CITY PolSr,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive at City
Point in time to connect with the ears tor Pe'er'
burg. rm
Fare to City Point. ...""","....si@
Faro to Gorfolk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 51
Pare to Norfolk, second clsss..."-..,. ss
The sEoRGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. aiming
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THuEs'
DAY, and SATURDAY. ,o
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning leaves Norfolk MONDAY, "EpsE'
DAT, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be Pr prepaid:
Once at steamers wharf
J. n. RRBENAN, Passenger Agent.
once corner Fourteenth and franklin sHes''
"a l<-tS
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" 1l--3n

EEMALE SEMINARY, No. 1C
E Linden Row, Franklin street. Richmond,
Va. The exercises Of this school will be resuned
the LIST Of OCTOBER, 1856. For circulars, stating
terms of board and tuition, apply to or address
MRS M II. W. baskerville, -
No. l0s Franklin street,
auAThSMts Richmond, Va.
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UOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-fNk
II TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. $3.50.
aArTERHs, 3. 1I.x1sDr. sonn.ndss, ALB;
nARLE, 4. BoUREI commander, leave Riehno
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY leave New foft
ever WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Lin
These sHIPs are entirely new. and were ''A'
.sS 81 :Y; SRs satSSss az
P.!:sa. n. q: and s.s.s included, 81
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
Goods shipped By this Line are landed regultt!
ct New York, on the Conpsny's covered 1'"'
shippers are Invited 70 notice tbs, tn. g,.i
irSqasnt re.shippins, . on othsr lines. Is AVOID"
trsisss: ioi points beyond New York Vim ,. "a.
actual sxpsnses Incurred.
No. 8 HosS river, and he Conpany,s s,siHs.n
for Wilmington, North Carolina charleston, 20
vannah, Noble and New Orleans, leave from -! -.
sane pier. Goods for these points can BE- sf'''
Insurance q vsry low By these ships, ara "a
which goods are delivered, makes this y. ssa !.
e. .oe e.: from sss, Ssts.. '''
AaIHTsi
Ilvlsasrossai f s2o.4 I co. ". 1or,.
SAMUEL AYRIs aco.I ..,,,.
JOHN T. West n, tio.u. and r...nsus.
f.A. wEss storse... Virgins.
s's h''sA' 3 :l l;siTcih:, .PRlIs CO.. Agents.
s.s. tSs fosssso ixs6angs. d'n-a
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aa =; 80 NG
RIcHMoHD AND PErERsBURd RAILROAD Co.
RInHunxn Va Ncinhar lk IasA 4

KICHN0ID lND FETEKhBURd RAILROAD Col
RIcHnosD, Va, October Is, 1888.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after FRIDAY the 18th October the trains
on this road will run Al follows:
Lexve Richmond at tHA. II. and 1.3 Pm,
and arrive at Petersburg at s. 10 and 3l0P. u.
and arrive at Richmond At 1918 4. N. and Ill
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
IN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave Rich.
m0nd at II. 20 A. n. and PstenburE at le.lsA. "
The MORNING TRAIN going South and To,
EVENING TRAIN going North are the only uairs
that will run on SUNDAYS.
will stop at Manchester, Temples, Port Wal,hall
Junction, and Lundis's. 3. n. GILL,
90 A-u Engineer and Superintendent.
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PROVISIONAL CAtzb4
w b PLEAsANTS, n. D., and
Il uIARKI, Dr.. g. 49,
~ 0ryrcs, :
oovsasoa s1sssr, orSosrss ooyssson's Houss.
os is-ts1

mr. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
II 10: 40 MAZE, BsTwssN gBvHSfn Asr - :
BIonTH srIIEys, RIcHnoHp, Va,
~ returned to the city after an <1
eosenee Of several weeks, during
81 S1i: q as4 II RS5ff;i,'d 81 :fY
GOLD FOIL, and Ill other
srtislss resairsl in his profession. He e there
PILL, REagEIfS, and INSERT TEETH In ths
most careful .and scientific manner. Whom de-
sired. either general or local snestheie, or the
gAivanic battery, will be used In extracting teeth.
being ALWAYS supplied With everything necessary
for the purpose. ARTIFICIAL TEETR (of which
sHysR, PLATINA, or vUtCANiTE promptly and
In 6lling teeth The best material win be used,
and the most serupolous care taken to insure sue.
GEES. q
;. The liberal patronage extended to him during
the past ten or twelve years IL sufficient evidence
that his operations have mot the approval OF bis
patrons. In the future the same pains will be
taken, and no expense spared 10 insure elton
In every instince, while his charges will be ~
moderate as the same quality OF work can be pro.
cured ekewhere. He may be found At his Office at
all hours; and call from all In need Of his SER
vices In respectfully solicited.
GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist,
% lets i've doors above Spotswood Hotel.