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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-04

The PRESBYTERY or EAST HANOVER met
in the First Presbyterian church, Rich
mond, and was opened with a sermon by
Rev. A. Converse, D. D., the last modera-
tor present, from II. Timothy 2, g." Re-
member that Jesus Christ, of the seed of
David, was raised from the dead according
to my Gospel"
.h;nisters.-A. Converse, D. D.; John
s. Watt, William Brown, D. D.; I. V.
Moore, D. D.; NJ. D. Hoge, D. D.; G. D.
Armstrong, D. d. James Murray, J. D.
Thomas, 2. B. Price, F. B. Converse, 7.
". Gilmer, George II. Denny, Z. 7.
Baird. D. D.: D. C. Irwin, 7. B. Maury,
John Miller, and +. Ii. Rutherford.
Eldrs.-First church, Richmond, b. K.
Wellford, Jr.; Second church, Richmond,
VI. Grctter; Third church, Richmond, +.
". Cone: First church, Petersburg, r. B.
Bate: Second church, Petersburg, James
Lynch Holmes and Mackenzie, DR.. Smith;
Fredericksburg, C. C. Wexford Pole
Green and Salem, DR.. ". /. Games;
Bethlehem, L. Jones.
Rev. George D. Armstrong, d. d., was
chosen moderator, and Rev. James Mur-
ray and Elder B. K. Wexford, Jr., tenn
porary clerks.
Minutes of the last meeting wero read
and approved; after which Presbytery aa-
iourned to meet in the lccture-room OF tho
First Presbyterian church Dr. Moore's)
at half.past o'clock this morning.
Notice was given that there Will DO
in the Second Presbyterian
church Or. IIogc'S) tonight at o'clock.
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VOL. XXXI1I.
Airhmond 6lispattl.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1S.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
Registration In Virginia.

Below we give numbers of votes re-
gstcrcd in each city and county of the
State at the first registration under the
reconstruction law. 1t was received too
late to make out an accurate footing up Of
the totals. The aggregate is in the neigh
borhood Of 2lG,00O votes. We have pre-
pared table of majorities, from which it
appears that the whites have majority Of
l2,GJS in the State. The list Of totals is
divided in several parts. They indicate
counties and cities sending two or more
tricts embracing several counties which
send one or more delegates. A statement
published by rs few days since states the
apportiOnncnt:
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NO. 102.

THE SrABBrSG Y.-l esterday
morning A. B. Guigon, Esq, counsel Tor
James Lamkin, imprisoned on the charge
of stabbiDg Lazarus Stern, appeared be-
fore the Mayor and, on behalf of his client,
made application for bail. Two witnesses
were introduced.
Dr.. Parker testified that young Stern
was much better, and that he had now
little apprehension of serious results. He
thought his patient would certainly be
able to appear on Wednesday next.
"Aunt Betsy" testified that she was
employed as servant at Mollie Morgan's
house. On the night of the difficulty she
heard Messrs. Lamkin and Stern coming
down stairs. They went out in the yard,
and Mr.. Stern said DO you say I'm no
gentleman ?" Mr.. Lamkin replied If
you want to take it up, l DO" Stern said :
"I'll show YOU" or something to that
effect, and grasped Lamkin by the throat.
The next witness knew Of it, Stern came
towards her and exclaimed: !" He has
stabbed me. Go for DOCTOR" The doc
tor came and examined the wound.
The Mayor concluded, after hearing the
testimony of the last witness, to bail the
accused in the sum of $500 for his appear
ance on Wednesday next. His brother
offered and was accepted as surety.
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THR TIMELY ASSoUSCEAENr or JOHN .. DB'his
assures our readers that the choicest goods, the
most fashionabl. clothing. and all that you can
require In that line, is now being offered at No.
1907 Main street aud At prices in keeping with the
times Wa know ths reality OF tho announce
ments of this house, and have no hesitation In
saving the public miy rely upon the facts Set for1h
from the house In question, they are based upon
tha solid foundation OF truth and honor.
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CASES n BASKRrrTCY.-The following
parties have been adjudged bankrupts on
their own petitions: James Johns, of
Brunswick Hume Field, of Dinwiddic ;
J. A. L. Shaddock, of Caroline; David L.
Poyner, of Brunswick; Edwin 4. Ed
munds, of Dnwlddic ; Kirkland Y Ed
munds, of Brunswick; Charles NJ. Hub
bard, OF Lancaster j. A. Bailey, of -;
II. C. Middleton, of Prince Edward; NJ. l..
Covington, Of Charlotte: r. Anderson, of
Charlotte; A. D. Ford, Of Charlotte +.
d. Guthrie, Of Charlotte.
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GENERAL H0KE, OF the late Confederate
army, is stopping at the Ballard Hotel.

TURNER, the "priace of newsdealers,,
who has attained celebrity throughout
the State, has moved into his palace. lie
is nov located on Main street two doors
above the Office Of the DlSpatch. Ills new
quarters are commodious, and It Is his pur-
pose to stock the shelves with all the perl
odicals Of the day. We are constantly
indebted to him for books, magazines, and
neWsparCrs,
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auction Sales This Day.

LEE & GODDIN willsell upon the premises at
i. NJ. the brick storehou'e. stable. and she!
attached, on Franklin between Eighth and
Ninth streets lately occupied by Messrs.
Reeve & Mayo.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store, at
10 o'clock, large assortment Of furniture. a
piano, &c
G. B. YARBRoUGH will sell at his store. at 20
o'clock, an assortment Of furniture, dry goods,
groceries. crockery, &c.
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WEEkLIEs N AEuSDAScE.-From Tur-
ncr, our ncighbor, UWper'S Weekly, Frank
LeS!ie's Illustrated Newspaper, the foAce
Ne,cs, the Ns,c York Weekly tho same
all OF them, from Smith, 500 Broad street !,
and the Comic Monthly and the B"dJe! q
Far from ono or the other OF them.
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REVIVAL IL RocKErTs.-A revival OF
religion is now progressing in the Rockets
Methodist church. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Armistead, has been preaching nightly for
some time past, and a large number OF
persons have profcssed conversion. The
services on Wednesday night were serious
ly interrupted by the falling OF chande-
lier, but the accident was soon remedied,
ana the good work continued.
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SERESApE TO GENERAL BEAuREGARD.-
It has been briefly announced that Gene
raj Bcauregard is in the city and stopping
at the Spotswood Hotel. On Wednesday
night at about IL o'clock large number
of his friends and admirers rendered him
the compliment OF scrcnadc. After
Kessnich's band had discourScd several
sweet airs, the General made his appear
ancc at u window and remarked:
81 thank you, my friends, for this kind
and tiattcring reception, so unexpected to
me. regret my inability TO express my
Acknowledgements in appropriate terms.
1t is my hope that you may bring to bear
in your civil pursuits the same energy,
zeal, and intelligence which you displayed
in the late contest, and you will then
surely meet with ample success. ! again
tender you my sincere thanks for this
friendly demonstration
Three cheers were given for Genera!
Bcauregard, and the crowd quietly dis
pcrsed.
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OWNER FOR 4 BREASTpIN WASTED.-A
plain gold brcastpin, oval in shape, and
with three kinds OF plated hair, was taken
from colored man by policeman O'Dwyer,
and awaits m owner at the lower station.
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n HAyc.iELun's nAlH DyE-BATcHE

-HaYCHELUK.S !iA!H DEE:-BATCHE
LGh'S HAIR YE.--Thts splendid IlhlE DYE IL
u, best In tho world. The oniytrue and perfect
1v,-A4rul.sz, reliable, instantaneous. 40 dls-
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural biack
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes {;
lay:.oru,"s the hair, leaving II soft and beautiful
Tina .ruuine Is signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHB-
LuI. An others ars mere limitations, and should
b. avoided. Sold by all druS1ists and perfumers
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
~ al c~,rt.rf.ir je ll-tDl0
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IlillfSoUlcnf3.

ANEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
<. D. OGDEN, SOLE LESSEE AND DIRECTOR.
FRIDAY EVENING, October !. ise7, Grand Com,
rItm-ntary Testimonial and last Appearahse Dut
one OF MISS CHARLOTTE THnMPhcS. by par
,icuar request, LITTLE BAREFOOT VIII De pro-
duced. n..-., ~.
SATURDAY. a Grand Day Performance. oe
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MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.-Wc regret
that the nights Of this talented artlStc IN
Richmond have not been the marked oTa-
tons her merits deserve. An ornament to
her profession, bringing the graccs and
virtues Of the lady together with the genius
and ability Of the actress to the stage, we
learned to regard her kindly while under
the tutorage of her father, Lysander
Thompson, Esq, the most wonderful
"charactcr actor of this or any other
age, she adopted calling she was destined
to honor. We cannot wonder that the
daughter Of Iysandcr Thompson, whose
"Robert Tyke" was pronounced by Ma
crcady "a miracle OF acting" should IN
herit a taste and q power refined ana
striking, and become good actress. we,
however, note her Improvement from her
earliest appearance, five remember aright,
at the Boston Theatre, and commend her
industry and rejoice in her success. To
note the triumph Of the deserving is ever
a iov TO the liberal mind and no one who
has known this cstimable young lady vii!
fail 10 Join us in a hearty Godspced 10
her; aud We DO hope the house tonight
may pcrpctuate the memory Of Richmond
| happily in her mind as a sunny spot where
talent may ever bask in the rays OF earnest
appreciation.
The character assumed By the fair bene
ficiary is one in which she is unequallcd
and a critic Of New York says: 1t IS one
of the grandcst dramatic triumphs OF th'
age. II arises in the sublime simplicity Q
nature to an eminence seldom attained
and it is reserved for Miss Thompson L
reach the heart, where others merely p!a
upon its strings"
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A NTHRACITE ECOAL.-Schooncr h.
~ K No IS Is now ~ our dock discharSlho 'hs
b.st OF stove and Crate Coal schooner a; /.
How. daily expected with pur. Boston Ice. fonr
hundred and my ca-ks Rockland Lime now IN
store. Thirty parrels.boston Cider Vinegar daiiy
expected. Fifteen barrels 20 h aeherni hpH ia
Tor. P,r,ons Wishing 20 keep hot. cool, clean.
or sour At very low prices Will do well to give US
an a.rIv cali b. WARDWELL * co.
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Rev. James Murray, of Nansemond,
Va, member of East Hanover Presbyte-
ry, will preach in the Third Presbyterian
church, Church Hill, tonight at o'clock.
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SALE or STEAMERs.-The United States
Marshal sold yesterday at public auction
the steamtug Portland to Messrs. Dick <
Hartwell Tor $3,o75. aud the Nellie Jcn-
kins to Woods, Fay x Reid for 1928.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCroBRR3.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCroggR
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. NortoiR' mef-
chandi,s and passengers, u. Il. Tatum.
Steamer saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
. Srhr"on.rS C. Evans, Hammond. New York,
guuno, southern FertliGins Company.
sAlLBD.
Steamer Claymont Carr; I'm ad"lphia' NOR
chandiss and passenSsrs, w 4. Porter
Schooner Francis Hnch. "teSof!' p"H'o''' ""'
chaudi,n Crowall 4 turrie. e,- 49,
schooner s. Eickrrsou, Ntcksr'on, e"ici mef-
chauGlse, llaXa!i, crenshaw Y Co.
BELOW.
Schooner w II. Travers, Palmer, ne" l"iH' '''
EchmonI. ,.
MEMORANDA.
ShipS s. D. Thurston, Snow, from Cl'y foih'' NJ
rived at Havrs on the 18th ultim"'
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pg- TO FARMERS AND rLANrEKs.-

SS tt Z y fs.fts.hS y NJ IBAN EhS.-
Rn%E UrST.-The Loii Manufacturing Company
I..vs erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, aud arc ready to supply
c~-tunrrs VIII. warranted pure article Of FlN L
SOME that viii drill! perfectly well In machine,
s., a- !o:r rate as coars:r bono is sold at Also.
rg-. FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to anaIysa
,-r,scty yu.e cr no sale. Samples son; or receipt
g. tarp. cont stump.
DpuBLE EEFI&Ep PoTD&ETTE.
Thl, {. one Of the most forcing and quick-actins
.,u~.s In the rkar, and j. hy far the cheapest.
III. composed oi ths ui-at roll Of New York city,
l-eu which all Impurities nave been extracted.
II T. then d.oIyt.1eI, dried, and pu!reriz"d to
r.r: FourAuudraI pound, OF this drilled IN with
wa~.t NIL bring ta@vy crop on sven poor,
wur,4.ou, SOL. Price, *25 pertou. Apply 10
THG LODI MANUFACTURlNG Co,
c.Cour,landt street New York, or TO
HOOg = WEDDERBUhE,
Alexandria, Va.
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TIE DISPATCU ii.
,,v COwARDIN & ELLYSON.

-,,s pAIl.Y DISPATCH /. delivered to sub
a ytrTYRS cxsTe per week, payable to III q
',o,uoekIY. Mailed atSt per annum ; a.so for
,,r,h.: sc rcr month for ahoTrr period.
ne sEMl-wEEKLY DISPATCH at =" per an
~ - 81 tor s!x months.
mn wrvSi.Y plSPATCH at 81 Uranium
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..E -ktND
.PpnOLuGlCAI SrCIETY.-Au persons pro-
rustn. 10 cou.riauto articles to tho exhibition OF
THIS Society, TO bo held on the 18th Of October
next. are ry aostcI TO .iro carly notice OF their
Intention a, possible, stajul far ss they can the
character ~ The articles ard their bulk, in order
Tia, su!tahlc space may he reserved Tor them.
address, 10y letter, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
g4aGINIA HoRTICCLTURAL AND PoMoLoGl-
DAL ~oCIEfY post Office box EOS. Sc lS--,d
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR MAYO. PREsI-
IEG-TurRSDAY MORNING. james Smith,
colorcd, charged with stealing chickens
and potatoes, was sent to the chaln-gang.
Mrs. Maria Steel was charged with break
ing the windows of Ross Campbell and
using abusive language toward him. Mrs.
Steel admitted the charge, but said She
had great provocatiOn III the fact that
Campbell lad poisoned the mind OF her
husband against her, inducing him 10 beat
and desert her. The parties were ordered
to appcar again this morning.
Mary Jane ConncSs, charged with un-
lawfully as-aulting and beating Arthur
Lee, was discharged.
Anna Carter and Jane Cyplurs, negro
girls, were arraigncd to answer charge
of throwing stones at Mr.. Isaac Jacobs
and breaking pitcher over his head. The
difficulty occurred about the right OF oc-
cupving room, from which the complain
ant attempted iorcibly 10 eject the girls.
They brought up an army Of witnesses 10
prove that Mr.. Jacobs "Struck the first
lick" The case was continued until to-
day.
William Debbrick, colorcd, was ar
raigned on the complaint Of Emily Brown,
who charged him with threatening to take
her life. 4 witness said that Dcbbrlck
told Emily she would get her before the
deyi! would, and when he did catch her
he'd murder hcr." William was required
to give security for his good behavior IN
the sum OF $50. This case being heard
William Quarles appeared to charge Deb.
lri.l- rith sfra limo a violin from him
The case was continued until day.
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ESTABLISHED IN lSl7.
ppOrtiOnncnt

7 ~ n h = j T
s3t MAIN STREET,
successor TO Regnault Co..
DEALER ~
PAPER -HANGlNGs and BORDERS,
CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,
MATTRESSES LOUNGES. sc.
goo,ns halls, SC, PApERED at the shortest
no,ice and al reasonable prices.
UPHOLSTERY WORK OF every description
executed in the best style
Mr. y. RsGgAULT, being in the same building,
.ujIIcb.ertuIly aid ms with his long expert ence.
"'' j. HENRY GRAFTON,
over Regnault Co.'S auction house.
"a 2s-sodlm
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coal nnH WOOI.

r,O MY FRIENDS, FORMER "a
4 TEoA>, AND THE PUBLIC or \ hhAL ~ / ,n ~
Iayfnr, ,g,in resumed tn. wood bu-ircss shali
always keep supply Of the best OAK and rlNh
WOOD sawed or othorwi-n. copr
COKE received and promptly attended to. 'a'i7
respectfully solicited. ,curox
40 23-eod2w j. Il. Laobii''.
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C,OAI, AND WOOD.-On hand ana
! J to arrive, 300 tons best ANTHRACITE CoAh'
.oJ az nnick .tls. and small profits is my motto.
viii furnish the best BED ASH LnKBskRf nj
- so per ton 1000 pounds SHEMokl IN, ~ :, per
ran . 900 puiud,: best WHITE ASH ASTHRA-
CITE - per ton, 1000 pound. delivered an,
thracit. Coal sold by weight. GA WooD - %
nnr cord PINE S6 per cord-dsl liverod. order"
's'''''N ''' CHARLES II. PAGH.
-, M 1859 oupo,it. old Market.
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DOVER COMPANY'S PRICES:

DOyER COMPANY'S PRICES:
LUMP COAL, superior for srates............. - ~
HAIL COAL, superior for crates and stoves ."
AVERAGE COAT, superior for engines. -
FIaE COAL, superior for shops. ~
OVEN COKE superior tor cooking purposes ~
p.r load Of - bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made Win ld'So eoh'
sumrrs aLd manufacturers.
T. JONES, Agent.
Retail ward on Sixth street near ths canal oc
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PUBLIC LITERARY MEETGSG.-Thc church
Hill Literary Society hold public meet
ing at Springfield Hall tonight. Ihe e1-
ercises will consist Of an GRAFTON, debate,
and declamations. The public arc invited
) ott.nl
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kvtSkT h. kACEI. JAMES L. hAUEr
ROBERT :. BROOKE.
20 X. IL. MtCEf q CO.,
tRsTATLiaESp IL 1881
sAHX&Rs md BEoKERB,
No. lgl. n Ma!n street,
sT., house ae'or ths post -ofase
RICHMOND, VA.
sTEELISG hXCHASGE, GOLD AND slLYEE,
BANK NOTES, STATE. CITY. snd
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, So,
tccsht sad sold Oh eommission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
aADs on all xece.Ilbls points IN the United
sls.et fe7
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PLAYING CIRcrs.-We learn that since
the recent visits of Robinson, Van Am
burgh, Dan Castillo ! Co., with their gym
nastic exhibitions, six boys, in the eastern
part of the city, have broken their arms IN
trying to execute lying leaps and double
SnmerSaultS.
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TIE HoRrIcULTrRAL EXHBITfoN.-We
mentioned few days since tue classes OF
articles which would be received and dis
played at the approaching exhibition. Wo
learn that many, especially among the Ia
dies, would be pleased to exhibit articles,
but are deferred by tho impression that
the name Of the contributor will be at
tachcd to each article exhibited which
might not always be agreeable in case that
others superior to theirs were displayed.
For the benefit of persons entertaining TINS
objection, We state that, whenever an art-
Gle is accompanied with note expressing
such q desire, the contributors name viii
be known only to the officer III charge oil
the receiving book, except in the event OF
the article taking premium.
Others who have fine fruits, vegetables,
and other articles which are really worthy
Of exhibition, think that it is scarcely
worth while to send them, because there
may probably be something Of the same
sort larger or handsomcr sent by some
one else, and that it is of no use to send
anything Of second quality. This is a
mistaken view of the matter. The object
of the exhibition is not merely to have the
very best specimen Of each article, but to
have many good specimens Of each, so as
to show what is the condition Of the State
in these classes of production, and the nu-
mcrous fine varieties OF each article which
exist, or can be made. An Easter BeuTrc
pear is twice as large as u Bartlett and
i've or six times as large as Slckcl, but
the Bartlett excels the Easter III quality
and both in beauty, while the small, plain
looking Sckcl is more delicious to the
taste than either; and this is the case with
fruits Of almost every kind and many
sorts Of vegetables. The same principle
runs through all classes Of articles in the
prcmi1m i,st, and among Judges the high
cs, excellence IS not always awarded to
that which is most snowy.
We therefore suggest to our readers that
all send whatever they have that is attrac-
tive or good, and make full exhibit OF
what the good old State can still do. !!
any one thinks that their contribution Will
re exccllcd by others, and would rather
not be known as the contributor, they car
have their names kept private in the man
ncr indicated, and still have the satistac
ton OF having aided in the good work
Every care Will be taken that articles con
,ributed will not DC i'll any way dctaccd 0
injured.
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JUSTICE WADE, Of Henrico, held a
court Yesterday for trial Of warrants. No
business of general interest was brought
TO his notice.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD EESlDrNG-TmCRspAY, OC-
TORER 1.-The attention OF the Court was
occupied all day BY the argument of coun-
sci on the motion to quaSh the indictment
in the case of the United States Us. Moss
et al. Able speeches were made by Dis
trict Attorney Chandler and General
Wells
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81 GkNTLE1iEN'S ID ESS 80 U DS
FUk
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
JOHN c. suAFER & CO,
i EE G II 8 r + 4 i 5,
Fourteenth street under Exchange Hotelh
ElDuau&p,
ave n. received d large aud we'll selected stock
". CLOTHS CAsSIMEhES, ONERCpATlN's'
@.t& and EkLEET yEsTING-. ;. OF the latest TO-
''.,h aulortetOn, which they are prepared TO
lake .I Ia best manner and most approved and
fashionable styles al reasonable prices.
5ral. IL respectfully solicited.
). b->HlkTs and COLLARS made 10 orGer al
s- :. notice se:s
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LBERT BLAIR, dealer IN BESI
n RED AND WHITE ASH ASfhkhIIis "Hn -,
RITrNISOUs COAL AND COKE. One" NO. iii'
Main street with MeSsra. Cabell watkins.
Thaukfnl for former fdvors OF my lrl.hd1 ana
IN. unbIic | now ark Il continuance oi the shhs.
ri II b.. assistsd a, far practicable by nr ).
b Watkins, tho patronage OF whose friend. !"
- ~ - ''I,.,t,.'d 2-ln
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s,s y. ELLIE, RE>TAUHATEuR.-
his tables always suppli-d with everything in
season, wslt as del!caccs and luxuries, foreign
suI domestic Retrcshment and Dining. rooms for
adi~. and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
bot, q liquors and good attendance everywhere
'-.1 No 1902 MAIN STREET.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURES ALMAHAC-OCroBsR 1851
mn B.l3 Moon sets........ ...lo ~
nm ssts - Il High tide, A. M.,..t.3I
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NEW WOODWARD, CO K n II K
" EIGHTEENTH AND GEACh sIKEhl''n","
nav. 0p.nad at tho above. named place d ydlp'
,yhsr. " :. " III keep constantly on htnd iit sup
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