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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLSF'

THE RALL TEHn - -
InstftatlSu viii begin 49,, grf,.g
The sc0ps Of ths College. bes1 $50 - tSSnSg
ToUT DsPlErHExT, smbraoss ~ -, ~
Coarses Of Inairuetion 10 HsoLa es.esy
sa1 Hof<Sn Language, Phtosr1,4 u ~
sTataSs. TIA SeI<Aess, Ag''el1~
Ths coat Of Tuiti0n, Books AID -
nod sxeesd nom tI50 70 81; pr a, Ss,,,ssrTg
n, 1890 10 Wealth. bes atiisl - -
favorable Moral surrosndinfN
~ MARTIN. D. D.. R,s.s,
s-.ar On Nental and MORA Pe Pr, fp1r-.,-'f'
PsLToS, A. N, We IyesS -, : D~ii
Yaz. Latsratnrs aaA Plinsipaa 80 49, = -
90 J. II WEIyIE, A. n. Pr0's'
..n.tlos and Military Taetos- Il 80
81 q. SrETKxE A. n, Pfgtiss.ss,s1a a
Philosophy and of the Ssin " P,sf 4 ~
HkxBI w. RAkHGs. ID p,..r.t.r,
and MOdsrn Languages ass ..s,t.ss
: OtIyER w. Mills, A NJ %.
Preparatory Dspartrrent s.,.,<sss -
GO. n. Hlsixs Esq S1penh
Grounds and Boil4np ,.<,sr.s - ~
HUeH W. Bzock. n D., Lss'
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coastituHoai Las. ALEX. NIL
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases. Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, l34 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book b. mail 50 cents.
febl-ly
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ITO be Contiaued.]
MARRIED.:

At the residense of the brides mother, on
Thursday, November 5th, lets, by the Rev. MI
Currie. ALEXANDER +. EUSTON, OF st.
Louis, No, to SOPHIE j. ZANE, Of Wheeling,
w. Va,
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
ID. &.

VIHE SESSIONS OF TIE SEVERAL DE-
i pArtEnents open as follows: The Prepzra-
tory September 9th; the Collegiate September
I'D; the Theological October 7tb; the Law Dc
tOber 18th, and the Medical October 18th.
This College Was organized With o reference
TO the Oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
. University at the Federal xetrspolis would
tend 70 the "assimilati0n Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our oountFymeu BY
tie common education Of . portion Of it, youth
from every quarter" fts graduates have ven.
sd the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
thzt ths facilities Of hearing debate In Con grsss,
Arguments in the Supreme Court and Lectures
frUn eminent men, and Of whiting Libraries aad
Collections In Science gathered &C this eeutre.
would tester comprehensive mental deVeisp
meut --.-....-..
The Preparatory School gives thoroSgh
training for business and prsparston Ior Col.
lege: The College proper has eignd ene. ~
Professors, ali The chairs Seing nlled- he
THEOLOGICAL School has three Prof.ssor and
Lecturers, the Law School four ADD ne Acdlc.l
tea The expenses are - low - ~ Other Cob
leEes. Number Of students TIE past yeas "a
For Catalogues or further Information addres
= G. ". SAMSON, d. D..
anglia 4tau6r President. i
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Boarding S,ho.,

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT -.
l. school for college, or active bu,is,,, 'IIs
cation-three miles from Charle.tov,n - -
county, w Va. Next session compsb,s. =
tember LIST ls6s. Pupils received At 49,.
Terms, 800 somi-anHua!ly In aAy1ss,
extras. A liberal deduction will We M. -,
parcut or guardian sends rnor. tl,, =,
boarler. ~
For circular, address the undenlna
j. S. BLACkBCu
" Prbaa
Refers TO Judge g. W. Thompson, WIS.,,
Aug3-oaw.till sepl5
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SnIe of FURNITURE, &c.

LEY. j. W. TAGGART Will SELL AT
IL Public Auction, at his house on Monroe
street. fronting Byron street, on Wednesday,
November Ilth. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Furniture,
Crockory and Kitchen fixings.
GEO. L. WICKHAM,
noy7td Auctioneer.
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Auction Sale of Valuable
Furniture.

T WILL SELL ON TUESDAY MORNING,
j. November 10th, at 10 o'clock at my residence
on Hampden street, my entire Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part of fine
Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor and Chamber
Furniture, Spring Mattresses, &c. Also one
splendid Rosewood Piano nearly new, fine Brus.
sells and other Carpets, Marble Top Tables
Divan Sideboards, Large French Plate Mirrors,
&c. These things will be sold without reserve
as am going to remsVe from the city.
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. G. CHANDLER.
GEO. Z. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. nov7-tf
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SCHOOL.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE


TI'HE NEXT SESSION 0PESs il
il Thursday IN September 10, i'1 o."
fourth Thursday In June, leo.
The Faculty consist. Of
Gen. n. X. LEE, Prtsidf't
with Professors Of Latin, Gtssb bii,s--I
Modern Languages, moral PhiOsoph' -
and English Language and Lltsfaisr -.
Mathematics, Natural PHILOSOPHY 49,
aud Law and Equity. Thess are -,
intoi !. Faculty Of Arts q FlellI
J. FAcnlty Of Literature Aad hsiA-y, -
Faculty OF Law. In each Of Ass 49,
. distinct Bachelors Degree ls4 ~ -.
AGster ~ lrtI Ia open ALIKE % H'l 'i..'-s
course. In the Department q sfL,,, d,
ferrcd, also, ProJ,srOrdl D'gsraa - =,
gineer and Mining EngiBssf y -,
full corps Of assistant Prsfesyf,, 49,
made for thorough drilling IN ~ 49,
Of Engiish. Ancient and hOdsrs iAif
Mathematics. -
EIPESsEs.-All necessary ,IPsnss y
exceed t395.
For full particulars Apgy = CoEor
.n,a CIers kTSf7
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Pleasant Hill Female S4mir, -
THE TwENTY-THIRD SISsIo~ - - . y
i well known and long eStaI SJ ". W THIS
commences the hrst Monday In $500 scAoO.
L; A. Crenshaw A. NJ. is nov PriScp,i y S, ~
school ana will be assisted by the i.rsr,, :, W.
corps OF Proiesson, together With NJ 80.
shaT, as teaener OF French. FOy further -, y.
tiepiars Apply Tor catalogue at the Rol ~.
or 10 any Of the Faculty or the Snrs,,", .gSi.it
West Middletown, Pa. '''"is'l'
MARTHA NcKgEygR
Auko Supcrnlrbl,.,
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EDUCATIONAL,
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE

On FVsh Street, opp. Ron. Caa Ca,
V'HE FALL AND WINTER SpS,,'''a]
Il this establishment will oomr, sAS>luN "
day 3lst inst, The course W1p 1'. 80, % Sas.
SUBJECTS usually taught in HisS SIhHs'a,e' u,
the Junior classes in Colleges, Sl"o.', a.
The rooms are well lighted tboro..,,
ulated and fully supplied wi,S stVusAIy zee
globes, Philosophical and Chcmie,I ,s. A sag,
For further particularly, and tfiAh's.
apply to- .u TIE. BLAERtv S'ysan
South cor. Of Quincy .sJ 80,
-, RSy. L: Y, D0DGH M I"
augsf Opp. ST. hatiAeW,1A
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Fer ST. Louis.

THE CELEBRATED SMITHS OYSTERS
i fresh from Baltimore, by the can or half
above place. Also fresh meats and All kinds of
green vegetables sep2
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TOWN TRIPLES.

Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING
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The Weekly Dispatch.

This thoroughly news and business
sheet crowned, by way of ornament and
entertainment, with much select matter In
the line of story and humor, is for sale a.
the counter of the Dispatch Office this
morning. It contains all the points OF IN
terest in the exciting political news OF the
weet ;pcludiug tho last pithy converse
.;on If Mr.. JOHNSON upon the usurpations
~ Coppress-Iikewise the doings and most
remarkable sayings Of that factious body.
Also may be found in its well-laden CO.
lumns the news of the week, well digested
and arrapged-the main features Of the
proceedings of the southern negro Con-
yentions, including that of Virginia, with
its monstrous folly and absurdity-edito-
rails on current themes-comments and
spirit of the press on national measures,
and on the agitations concerning the Pre-
sidency-much about General GRANT
decisions of the Supreme Court--local
matters-the proceedings of the Commits
sioners of the Peabody fund at their meet
ing just held in this city-a large amount
of miscellaneous matter, and full and &C
curate reports of the markets.
The price of this admirable and reliable
paper is two dollars per annum, with a
liberal reduction for clubs. For sale, as
before stated, at the counter.
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A WORD ABOUT IT.

The next happiness to that Of publishing
pleasant and instructive newspaper, is the
reading and circulating il among friends
And though the first-named satisfaction IN
publishing that paper which has not yet been
equalled for many of its excellent features
we mean the WEEKLY DISPATCHES ours,
we can't help feeling a little envy towards
those who enjoy the last named happi-
ness of buying it to send to their friends!
II is so Ineligible, SO reliable, so handsome
1t will, above all, be acceptable wherever it
goes, and the man who sends it will he so
much appreciated for his taste and considera.
ton! Now, if anybody wants to feel this
rather elevated kind of joy, let him come and
procure a copy Of this Dispatch and send 1t to
his friend-lady or gentieman-it matters not
which it is abundanyly interesting TO both
sexes and to men of all pursuits. If this frank
judgment be questioned, we only ask every
man in Richmond TO procure copy Of to-
days paper and test its correctness!
This may be considered cool We shouldn't
be surprised-the world is apt to be little
censorious
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General Hancock.

A brief paragraph in the Dispatch Of
Wednesday spoke of General HANCOCK as
having been member of the bloody court
which condemned Mrs. SuRRATT to death
each one of whom is murderer. This
was great blunder. General HANCOCK
was not member of that court, and is in
no wise responsible for its acts. He was
commander of the Washington district at
the time of the trial, but in that capacity
had no control over the fate Of the prison
ers tried for the assassination of the Presi-
dent. Two run-mad journals of the North
ire holding him to some sort Of accounta-
,ility because he was thus commander of
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constitution It Is claimcd that the South,
hsinr conquered territory. 10 to be gov
erned according to the law ofsnatione, and,
until admitted into che Union, is outside
Of the purview and operation Of the Con-
stitution.
Having thus efrsctually crushed the
power Of the white race in the South, the
Radical faction holding control in Con-
gress then turned iss regards TO the Su-
preme Court. This body presented a
feeble barrier In its way. It was only
necessary to say boo! to render it, in
its modern composition, as humble and
innocent Of all offence as could be de-
sired.
Thus, with the Republican party con-
verted into awilling instrument Of its pur-
poses; with the Supreme Court awed into
silence; with the Executive disarmed and
bound hand and foot; and with the South
crushed, there remains but one formidable
power in the way of this Radical faction
that has usurped all the powers of 60
yernment. That power is the people; and
It is for the subversion of that power that
this same faction is taxing all its ingenuity,
and employing all itsaddress and audacity.
If an election of the next President by the
people can be defeated, then the duty Of
choosing this officer will devolve by Law
upon the present House of Representa-
tives. The defeat of a popular election is
therefore of vital Importance to the fac
ton; and it is essential to this defeat that
the faction should not seem to desire or to
contrive it.
But of the success Of their dangerous
and diabolical scheme there is now but
little prospect. The faction have so out
ragged all sense of propriety, and so alarm
ed the conservative patriotism of the coun-
try, that the probability now is that they
will be unable to carry large enough
vote in the electoral college to render an
election by the people at all doubtful. BY
the very steps which they have taken to
ensure success, they have committed sui
eide.
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TO keep four citizens posted, we give below the
prices Of the leading styles OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
The prices we quote are for good and relisO'

THO nrices we d uots are for good and reiispie
aoose. all Of which wa have now in store ::
Excellent Linen Toweling at l'sc., would be cheap
Rsal French wove Corsets, all sizes, white ana
colored, at 81;
Genuine WEIGH Flannel at Soc per yard' COST ''0'
in gold to import;
NJ utfs at SO. SO, -, and IS;
Elegant Embroidered Corsets atSs, worth 70;
Exes,lant White BriIiants at 2oc., worth aoc., and
no mistake; .E Il a
Check Muslin at 1esc., worth 2oc.;
Frinped Nspk: u.s. pure Linen, at $l.2S per dozen,
Embroidered Robes forinfants at $780, usually
sold at SIS;
SILK Twist Read Nets at 2sc., worth 6oo.;
Elegant Embroidered Linen Sets at IL, worth ~
at$2.so, worth 81;
Bonnat Ribbons at 35c., worth soc. per yard
Woollen Yarn at 75c. per pound, worth $l.2e;
Yarn, twelve skeins, for soc., worth 81;
Jet Nail Heads a. Ace. per gross
Lad les Hoop Skirts at 40, 50, and eoc.;
Misses Merino Hose at SOC. pair, would be cheap
at 75c.;
Ba,moral skirts at 81. rs and So;
Huckaback Towels at $3.50 per dozen, worth ~ ;
Table Cloths at 7sc., worth 81;
Heavy Table Linen at 75c. per yard, worth 81
Linen Cambria Handkerchief at S125, 81. so, and
$2 per dozen;
Pillow case Cotton, 42 inches wide, at lsc
Blsached and Unblesched Cottons at 50, 10, l23,
and less. per yard;
Calicoes at 81 10, l23. and 1885,;
White Flannel, full yard wide, all wool, st SOC. ;
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel, warranted all
wool, at aoc. per yard;
Heavy Gray and Red Twilled Flannel, at &c.,
worth 50c.
Excellent Satinets at 5oc.,
Printed Satinets at 25c.,
Bed Tick at R3c.,
Shifting Stripes at l2bc.,
Ladies' Fleece. Lined Gloves at loe.,
Plush Lined Berlin Gloves at &c.,, worth 7sc.
Spun Silk Gloves at 3oc.. worth $780,.
Lambs We oil Hose at ESQ.,, worth soc pair
Cents Merino Lined Gloves at 25c.,
Cloth Gloves at DOC, worth 76c.;
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs, large size, at 5oc.,
worth 75c.;
Canton Flannel at &c.,,
Handsome Light Cloak Cloths at So and $3.50,
worth SO and $3.50.
We offer at greater bargains than ever our whole
stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silks,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings,
Blanhets,
Cloth for Cloaks,
All kinds of Cloaks for ladies,
Bead Trimmings,
Fancy Buttons,
Hoods,
Eontags,
Nubas,
Worked Bands,
Swiss, Cam9ric, Jaconett, and Main
sock Muslin,
Window Shades, must be sold to close;
Travelling Bags,
Work Baskets.
We invite all purchasers OF DRY GOODS to give
us a call, assuring them that we are prepared to
supply their wants upon the most reasonable
terms. LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street,
ja2s nearly opposite the Old Market House.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL LAND
Y AGENCY AND DOM ssTIC IMMIGRATl0a
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. RlCH.

VIRGINIA CENTRA T. LAND
AND WHITE LABoR SUPPLY OFFICE. aICH.
MOND, Val have very recently perfected the
sssia Susansss that viii henceorth
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
mills mines aaa snd aa1 ts sns
ants "a far as they can possibly be obtained, from
the Ties States and cities OF the North.
MY partner. Colonel 4. ]. Page, is IN charge OF
In PhiIadeiphia and Baltimore have associates
of the highest retpectability and responsibility
CaroIinS I am associated with D. w. COURTS.
&c.,, OF Reidsvile, for many years State Treasurer
o. The h facilities this agency offers for the rals Of
lands are not surpassed in the South In regard
to mines of all kinds, / have made contracts with
parties In the cities north OF this VINO MAKE ,hat
branch Of the business q specially ootn IN .cls
country and Europe securing to me- me wldesI
possible field of operations; and in this ely
have the aid and sersieec 81 .aat wnIap G
HAM for the prompt analy sis OF all minerals that
may be sent to me, thus determining the value Of
mines before 'h TgyE sr W fhsFsa L ,si e'
branch Of the business will be under the manage ;
ment Of thoroughly competent gentlemen: TN
to supplying this city with factory hands, portsrs
and done.tlcs, male and female. These wiz be
mainly German and irish: me mos, ample s no
their cheap transportation from New YORK and
Phiiadelphis to this city. By the LIST Of January
hope TO be able to supply farm hands ana small
tenants -
req usstsd to communicate their wants In writing,
so that may forward hem to the supply offices In
New York and Philadelphia.
TERMS For selling lands. I'VE per cent com.
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
VIII Atever unless sale is effected. For mines, an
additional contingent fee, the subject OF contract
In each case and pay able out OF proceeds o! sas.
contract payable when the laborer IL delivered
and when the lsborer Is unable to pay his or her
massage to this city l advance 1t 81 from Phils-
delphia and So from New York-to be repaid TO me
by the employer when he receives the laborer az
so much advanced on the contract for wages.
Further particulars furnished on application:
: - .5E55ss, 80 J. D. lMBODEH,
y no so-dT&F-w3m Post. Office box 40.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES James

ITO MANUFACTURER James
i River and Kanawhs Company offer to Manu-
for engaging in Manufacturing and Mechanical
Enterprises In Virginia.
to the town of Buchanan. at the western base Of
the Blue Bidge mountains, distance II ls6 miles,
with branch canal from the mouth Of North river
ing throughout Its whole extent country remark
ably healthy, and rich In agricultural and mineral
absS,undng In Coal iron, Goid era
Manganese. Bnrytes, and doubtless many other
valuable minerals as yet undeyelopsd or undis.
trict of the State which has produced the finest
specimen OF wool Of any country In the world, Sax
The canal at Richmond is connected by locks
with water, and by ship lock vessels Of 800
tons can enter the dock; and also by railroads
railroad with the North, and by the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad with the cotton. growing dis
trics Of the souih-thus aford1pg the most ample
facilities for the transportation OF the raw mate.
rails to all points along the Improvement, and the
parts Of the world. Connected with the canal
there are twenty -four dams across the James and
North rivers the most of them built Of substantial
twenty one feet, at oil Of which there excsl-
lem sites for manufacturing establishments, with
an unlimited supply Of water
/ BuG especial attention is called to the magnif-
cent and unriyalled water power at the city Of
Richmond Here, for an extent , OF more than
within these limits is frontage of 0oo feet, with
and the river Of ample width for the most exten-
sIvs manufacturing establishments. The canal
here Is sixty feet wide and six feet deep, and may
city for sstsr power By an sspenditurs Of sbp a
600. This strip Of land 10 owned by gentlemen
,u1ns to T 70 nsas
ments to capitalists; and the James River and
Kanawha Company VIM be liberal in the granting
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Proposals.
s CHIgY EsslsE8x's OFFICE,
LOUISVILLE, KY., January -, 1858.

ro5 BMhga q G1v GnNlsAG esS asx.
Is9T0H RAILRoAD.-Bsaied proposals. win be
received at this once until f.bfusry is lsss. Tor
about twenty ak hundred lineal feet Of Bridge
Supsrstrueturs Tin iron and timber) for the Ken
tucky river and Other ssfeems crossing the Louis.
viii g and Cincinnati railroad. Thirteen hun.
dred feet will be In spans OF 800 $780, u.s. aud loo
feet, and The residue IN rs feet spans and under
all upon pisrs ard specifications exhibited on ana
after the 10th instant; bat proposals upon other
teri labor OF all kinds, transportasion, ana
erection. For port on fthe briags-work com ~,
,piehdn Will be required July lst. 1893 sud LOT Al
by September ist snsutng. Payments cash, WIN
the usual reservation on partial payments 70 So
cure ,fulhimspt Of contract. Eight RESERVED W
rtjact any or g. bids.
fsoposais viii ALSO be received FOR the Temporary
ia .8-iy Chisf Engineer.
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the Metropolitan District ct the time Of
the assassination. It was in the hurried
notice of their carping against the General
upon this vague protest that the mistake
occurred.
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pRoPosALs ASKED Boz B..

Il Whereas the County Court Of Hsnrieo hs Az
ordered the contraction Of two eu,y.rs on Sse
town rosd) az the branches OF Almonds creek,
near Roper's miil, and slsc the .constructson Q.
bridge q Deep Kun near the former location OF
Pioneer CHAPEL, on ssid road In pursnApcs OF SAID
order, Invite bids for the brick masonry OF tns
work. Proposals left ct the county clerks once,
tIected 10 me, Will hsEopansd CT II o'clock on
Nh 9Th Instant. and the work awarded to inc
.lowest bidder.
Specifications may be sesn % the ssid CLERK
sigp.bosrd where the work 10 20 be done. nltn
" copy OF specifications attached thereto:
Il - 800 80 "a sssaEI JACOB 3. ATLBE,
Commissionor Of Roads OF Hsnrico county.
ia l1-td
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DIED.,

In this city, on Wednesday the 22d instant, at
TohIA B., wife Of Otway D.. Browne, and daugh-
ter OF Mr.. John Talman, Sr.
Her funeral viii take place from Grace street
the 24Ih instant st IL o'clock. Her friends and
acquaintancss and those Of her husband and ia
ther are respectfully invite d to attend. 2t*
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N,,ecd0J Notices.

EEL. c. COURTNEY e SON are closing su'
THAR stock Of DRY GOODS now on hand 81 ano s po-
low cost for cash.. No. SIS Broad street.
ts1-4t ---
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DLANK BOOKS AND STATION
D cry FOB THE NEW YgAR.-The subscri.
bers beg TO invite attention to their stock OF
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, embracing
all kinds required by merchants, bankers, and
others. Having a complete book bindsry and
o,ler any special size style, or quality demanded
In as good manner and upon as favorable terms
az the best establishments north. All articles OF
manufacture can be found at their house. The
COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR for 1858 is now
ready. which their customers can obtain gratis On
application. WOODHoUSE rAhaAM,
ia 1895 Main street.
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ssg- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
t(sAVIEGs INSTITUTION.)
OFFICE At TEE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL $500, coo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER GENT.
Oh DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. A. Paine, GA Handley, W. &. ousrles.
VIM. Hatcher, r. q. Dudley, 3. 3. Blanksn.
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weistgsr, ship,
W. A. spott, Noses Enysoh, J. b. WINSTON
A. L. Rllett, JSs W. Archer, A. A. Hutohin-
4. T. Taylor, ]. Rosenbaum, son,
W. &. Binford, J. W. Hall, T. W. boswell,
W. T. Gray, T. W. Pember- Powhatau well
VIM. 81. Tyler, ton, slger.
The security offered to dspositorr IL undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself TO all
classes.
The attention Of all In city and country is called
10 this Institution. Here they win and security,
convenience. and profit. Sums IS small as one
dollar may De deposited and six per cent. Interest
received on same.
once hours from A. II. to p. N. (; on Saturday
from "a. II. to . r. H., and from to z. II.
Ia u-d&aHtS
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r UMP PLASTER.-4Q0 tons Lump
u Plsstsy, In quantities to ssit YurehsseIs; for
ale by usTl a. .. Lk6.
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.

mr.. DAVIDSoN'S COMBINED EYE
IL REMEDIES, for all kinds Of tnfamed. weak,
Or sore eyes. whether recent or OF long standing.
ng full directions accompany each package.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per package. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
fe "a 1915 Main stYset
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
MARRIED.

At Liberty, Bedford county. Va, on the 22d in.
slant, by tue Rev. James a Davis, Of the Baptist
church. WILLIAM P. HOFFMAN, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Bedford Chronicle, to Miss SALLlE
+. UWNsLEY; both Of Bedford.