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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-14

GENERAL CoURT-MARTIAL.-The general
court-martial now in session, Major W. H.
Rossell president, has disposed of the fol-
lowing cases:
Private Michael O'Brien, company D,
Eleventh United States infantry, charged
with being drunk whilst on duty, was tried
and acquitted.
Private Charles Hughes, company c,
Twenty first United States infantry, charged
with violation of the forty fifth and fftieth
articles of war, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to forfeit part of his pay for four
months, and to be confined at hard labor tor
the same period.
Private William Kavaline, company X,
Twenty first United States infantry, charged
with disobedience of orders and being alb
sent without leave, was found guilty, and
sentenced to hard labor for two months,
and to forfeit part Of his pay for the same
period.
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and Notwithstanding the disparity of years

and Notwithstanding the disparity of years
they were married after brief courtship.
This union with one 80 much beneath her
in position cstranged her old friends, who
refused for some time to recognize her in
society, Notwithstanding the excellent
Offices she obtained for her husband. Gra-
dually her friends forgave her indiscretion,
and Buchignani behaved himself so we'll
that gradually they were admitted into go
ciety. Through her influence he obtained
an appointment as secretary to the Consul
at Rome, which he refused to accept, as he
did also captaincy in the army. Eventu-
ally she procured for him the appointment
of librarian to Congress, with large sala-
ry, which Office he filled for nearly two
years. He gained her confidence to such
degree that she entrusted to him all her
property, amounting to about 1913, 900. but
he having conceived an affection for her
granddaughter, eloped with the young lady
to Italy, with whom he spent two years on
the Continent as man and wife. He roamed
in O great many countries, and spent the
larger portion of her money, and when she
last heard from him was in such reduced cir
cumstances as to be obliged to keep restau
rant in Canada. Mrs. Eaton, or rather Mrs:
Buchignani, learning that her faithless hus-
band was to receive 81 500 in this city, had
him arrested on warrant of abandonment,
on Wednesday, at the Girard House. Ser
geant Burden, Of the court squad, took him
in charge, and while on his way to the
station-house he offered the officer $500 to
let him slip off. In court he admitted the
charges preferred against him, but denied
being in possession Of any money, and
refusing to allow his wife ten dollars week
alimony was committed to the care Of the
Commissioner Of Public Charities and Cor
rections. Mrs. Eaton declares he has been
living with her grand d-daughter, by whom he
has had two children, and this adulterous
intercourse with member of her family
has caused much disturbance. She still
loves him, and says that if he acts honor
ably in providing for her she will not
trouble him any further. Mr.. Buchignani
treats the matter in rather an unconcerned
manner, and as he is only thirty years of
age, evinces no very ardent affection for
the complainant, who is in her seventy
eighth year.-Neoo York; World.
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The party proceeded short distance, when
the line approached another house. An old
lady was sitting by the door, with her
hands folded and look Of resignation on
her face. The fagnan came up within a
few feet of the house, and wishing to know
whether he should 90 to the right or left,
called back to the surveyor: (which way
does she rum" At this the old lady broke
forth: "Oh, Lord, l can't run at all. If
you are going to kill me you will have to
do it right here, can't escape" She was
kindly informed that no evil was intended
ment. she asked: "Why, amt you Ku-
kluxers?" She was answered in the mega
tive. when she said Well, you look like
YOU might be-" The rest of the family
were then called from their hiding places
and informed that there was no cause for
fear,
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CATHOLICISM AND FREE MAsoNEY.-The
Archbishop of Paris has published an ex-
posure of Free Masonry, very sensational
in character, that is being reprinted in the
Catholic papers Of this country. 1t makes
very curious disclosures, processes to give
the entire formula of initiation, denounces
Free Masonry as Paganism and worship OF
the sun, and charges all sorts of devilish-
ness upon an organization that could have
produced q Voltaire and Proudhon. 1t
reads very much like an attempt to get up
an anti-Masonic revival in Europe. AT
present the Order is in a very flourishing
condition in this country, and there are now
in process of erection large temples in Bal
timore, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washing
ton, while the cornerstone Of q new one is
to be laid in St. Louis on the 18th instant
Washington Chronicle.
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MAYORS COURT-SATURDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHOON PRESIDING.-James Brown
and William Washington (colored), charged
with swindling Ephraim Johnson (colored)
of three dollars and seventy cents in cur
rency. Brown was discharged, and Wash
ington sent on to the grand jury for indict-
ment.
Phillis Winston (colored), arrested for
assauting and beating Rosa Nelson (co-
lored), and with stealing her clothing.
Both found equally guilty, and fined two
dollars each.
Mary Jane Hendricks and John Powers
(negro), charged with fighting in the
street, were fined two dollars each and dis
charged.
Beverly Scott (negro), arraigned for as
saulting and beating Mary Freeman (ne-
gro), was fined $3.50.
Anderson Weyer (negro), charged with
stealing hat from the residence Of MIR
John Enders, was sent to the chain-gang
for ninety days.
Mary Gleason (white), reported for sell
ing liquor without license, was sent on fol
indictment.
The continued case of Herman Schwartz
(white), arraigned for having stolen iron
in his possession, the property of the Trede
gar Company, was discharged.
John Williams alias William Henry (ne-
gro), charged with stealing blanket from
H. H. Doggett, was sent to the chain-gane
for thirty days.
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A considerable amount of the oats ar
irving in this market is more or less injured.
The proportion, however, is not near as great
as that of wheat.
In Baltimore on the 18th instant the
offerings on Change were 2,797 bushels,
and on the same day the offerings on the
Richmond Exchange were 2,272 bushels.
Prices in Baltimore on that day were 20 to
75c. for fair to prime, with fairly active
market. In New York on Friday the mar
ket was frmer, with sales of $4,000 bushels
new western from IS to 73o.
In Chicago, which is On immense grain
market, the receipts of oats for the week
ending September 5, 1867, were 534,642
bushels, while for the corresponding week
of this year they amounted to 900, ,lO9
bushels. Sales from 5215 to 541ac.
In Baltimore on the l1th instant sales of
white wheat were in lots at S2.32, s2.45,
$3.50, s2.55, and s2.75. The last figures
were for choice Maryland. Sales of red
were made in lots al s1.5O, Sl.98, 81, s2.02,
s2.O5, s21O, s2.l5, 1920 (for tough),
$2.25, $3.50, $3.50, and S2.55; the last
figures for good Maryland.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE OAr Crops AND OAT MAEKETs.-The
general impression is that the oat crop Of
Virginia this season is a very good one as far
as quantity is concerned. At the Corn Ex-
change on Saturday good oats sold at Sc,
while prime Was disposed of on private
terms. The market, however, was inactive,
only about one-third of what was offered be-
ing disposed of.
From the 18th of July to the 18th of Sep
tember, 1867, inclusive, the offerings on
'Change were 1897 bushels; and for the
corresponding period of this year 99,So4
bushels. The prices for both periods
ranged as follows:
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THE C1RcUs.-Messrs. Maginley & Car
rolls circus gave its last performance here
on Saturday evening. 1t is show that
makes less pretension in proportion to Its
merit than any we have ever witnessed.
1t is frst-class circus, and deserves hbe-
raj patronage rs such.
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AND SUMNER ARRANGE

CPRlNG AND SUMNER ARRANGE-
, MENT lsSs.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
T0 THE NORTH, EAST, AID VEST, VI w
THE RICHMOND, FREDERlCRSRuRG ANl
POTOMAC RAILROAD, ca ARRIING Ihf
limited STATES MAIL TWICE DAlL1-EL6
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEf' II
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TR A S.-Th'
THROUGH TRAINS on t.lis road are now run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHT
STREETS as follow2
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave:
Richmond daily at 10 &c a. NJ, arrlvingin WASH
ingtou ut s:ls =. Nj. connecting with the early III
ternoon express trains for the North, EAST, an'
West. - ..,
elegant cars, with the ne% patent sleeping chaili
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except,
ed at $40 =. NJ, arriving IN Washington ut e:l
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way:
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milfort
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broaf
and Eighth streets, at p. NJ. Returning arrives
al sas A. NJ. o,,orp.c
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, ap.
ply al the ottce OF the company, corner Broad anc
Eighth streets Shockoe Hill, and at the t1cke'
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
sAy1rEr, RrTH- Superintendent. my IL
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

SAMPSON JONES, JR.. L CO. VIII sell lot OF
groceries, liqrors and wines, ut their ware
house, 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will cell brick dwelling,
with lot attached. on Duval street near Second,
st5o'clock 2. M.
LYME Il BROTHER Will sell frame dwelling
on Twenty-ninth between Clay and Leigh
streets at 81 O'Clock ?. VI.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE Sep
TENDER IA, 1s6s.-Charles B. Coole, Wash
ington county, Va; H. Rives Pollard,
Richmond, Va. Miss Lizzie NJ. Walker,
Catawba county, N. c.; Leah Bartlett,
Prince Edward county, Va; Miss Susan
Prowu
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FALL TRADE.-The freights on all the
railroads coming into the city are very
heavy. A brisk fall trade has already
commenced. Our wholesale merchants laid
in larger stocks than at any time since the
war, and they are in fair way to get rid
of them. - .,.. s....,---.. $500. .....
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PARDON REFUsED.-An application for
the pardon of William Garner, convicted
in the Circuit Court of Prince William OF
horsc-stealing, and sentenced to the penl-
tertiary for five years, was refused by the
Governor on Saturday.
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HESRIco County CoURT.-The case of
William W. Sledd, indicted for buying and
selling cattle in violation Of the law, was
concluded Saturday. The attention of the
court has been occupied for several days
with this case, it having been made the
test case in the affair Of the Henrico
butchers charged with violating the reve-
nue. laws of the State. The jury stood
eleven for acquittal and one for conviction.
The case was continued until next term.
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,UO ADvERTIsERs-THE SEMI

L WEEKLY INDEX, PUBLISHED AT HEN
DERSON, y. C.-Located Immediately on the
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad equ-distant from It's
termni, In i growiny town, In The centre OF three
OF the largest, wealthiest, most enterprising ana
prosperous counties In North Caro!ina-W arren,
Granville, and Frankln-enjoyipga q large ana con-
LY INDEX offers superior Inducements as an ad-
vertising medium to merchants and others wishing
the trade Of the central portion state or the
counties of Granville, Warren, Franklin, w axe,
Nash, Person, and Halifax.
Advertisements inserted as Follows All Tran
llon and 40c. per square each subsequent lnser-
tion-a square of one inch space or less.
Contracted rates, payable quarterly al any time
durnp the quarter
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If you are troubled with letter, itch, ringworm,
barber's itch poison oak, blotches, or any erup-
tion Of the skn the remedy Is in your own reach.
BENsoS's SALALEM BROTH will speedily effect 4
cure. Prepared by J. e. BENSON, Richmond, Va.
For sale by all druggists.
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DGED.-Little Johnny Harrington, VINO
fell from the second-story window OF MS
mothers residence on Friday morning last,
and whose injuries we noticed in Saturdays
paper, died on Friday night.
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NJ Z w 3 O o K S.

THE MOONsTONE. BY Wtlkie Collins.
GOETHE AND SCHILLER. BY Muhlbach.
NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. BY DR.. Smith.
CAPE COD AND ALL ALONG SHORE STo-
RlES. BY Nordhof.
BARNES on PSALMS. Vol. !.
ROSE MATHEk. By Mrs. Holmes.
JOSl{ BILLINGS ON ICE.
TIE LOST CAUSE RECLAIMED. ~
HOUSE PAINTING, PLAIN AND DECoRA-
DEMOCRACY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gillett. -.I
LOST NAME. BY lie Fanu
UEAD-SEA FRUIT. BY Braddon.
ssEkvANTs OF THE STOMACH. BY Mace.
HISTORY OF MOUTHFUL OF BREAD. BY
Mace.
For sale by A. Il. CHRISTIAN 4 CO.,
An 10 8l4 Main street.
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RECORD BOOK FOR DEALERS IN LEAF To-
BACCo.-These books which the dealers in leaf to-
bacco are required by law to keep may be had at
the DISPATCH PRISTINC-IIoUSE at short notice.
: end In your orders.
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2itElmond 1ispatttr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCHn
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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AFFRAY.-On Thursday night last two
negro women (sisters) named Amanda
Vaughn and Priscilla Watkins got into
row near Haxall's mills. Priscilla was so
badly beaten that her life was at one time
despaired of. Amanda was arrested, and
committed by the Mayor Saturday morning
to await trial tomorrow.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.-The monthly
meeting of the Baptist Sunday-school AS
sociation of Richmond will be held ut the
Second Baptist church tonight.
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APP01STMENT.-The Governor on Satur-
day appointed Edward Goodman, of Hart
ford, commissioner Of deeds for Virginia in
Connecticut
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NJ. ELLYsoS Il Co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
IL 3l-eOd&
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Merchants visiting this market will find 1t to
their interest to see W. W. TRIBBETT, llls Main
street. He offers great inducements. Read his
nd,
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Corn and Flour Exchange. l5
RICHMOND, September l9, 1868.
nrrEDTN-nC

.r. OFFERINGS. .-..-.
Whedt.--whitc, .. 720 bushels. Red ala bushels.
Corn.-White. s32 bushels. Mixed le2 bushels.
Odts.-1. $40 bushels.
P,e.-34s bushels -+
FdrSesd.-se bushels. - .. F. ...-- ...-.
SALEa.
TFhert.-White, so bushels prime seed at R2. 573
go bushels good ut So45, 40 bushels ut $423: 100
bushels very fair at S2 40 $50 bushels "a bush
els tough at g. 32S 80 bushels at S22T l99 bushels
ut 81 25: 70 bushels common on private terms
ao bushels foul at $3.50 80 bushels damp at 81 20
40 bushels Inferior at 81 90 bushels very lnte-
rior at Si.75 2s bushels very bad at Sl.6o-totaL
1925 bushels. Red. 90 bushels prime seed at S2 20
bushels prime at 40: 3l2 bushels prime on pri
vatc terms: 35 bushels fair at 50. rs 200 bushels
dirty at So 20: $50 bushels damp ut S2l5 lSo busn.
els tough at S2. O5 24G bushels inferior at W. iso
bushels at 81 90 70 bushels wet at Sl5O; 10 BUSH
els vcrv bad at 81 37I-total. ]. .67s bushels.
= C0ru.-White. $50 bushels prime on private terms
els ut $l.30-total. 162 bushels.
Odts.-l20 bushels good at SIC. 422 bushels prime
on private terms-total 5i2 bushels.
RVe.-7O bushels fair at 3l.371; 2T0 bushels good
at 2i.iO-total. $40 bushels.
FiGrSeed.-i6 bushels badly cleaned ut S2!o.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Wheat.-Whte. 7l2 bushels. Red, o56 bushels.
Corrl.-Whitc, 300 bushels.
OrtS.-!0 bushels.
Rye-6 bushels.
FldrSeed.-s bushels.
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All advertisers can change their advertisements
weekly. -
All advertisements under three months, tran
silent.
Paper sent to advertisers weekly. Address
FURMAN l. NEWBY, Proprietors,
co sstk Henderson, n. G..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hlNIATU URE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER IL, lsoo'
Sun rises ........ 5.49 Moon sets. 3. l3
sun sets .5.ll High tide, p. NJ. 2. Ii
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER IL, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza HancoI, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, -, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, Harveys Il Williams.
Schooner kebccca, knight New York, merchan-
disc, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, -, Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, Harveys ( Williams.
Schooner h. q. Ely, -, down the river, light.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner j. L. Maloy, hence, at Baltimore on
the 18th. ...H .J-
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PIcKPoCKETs.-The New Market is again
infested with gang of pickpockets. On
Saturday morning two ladies had their
pockets picked. One Of the ladies, whose
name we could not learn, lost gold ring
and six dollars in currency; the other,
Mrs. Gardner, lost her pocket-book, con-
tanning thirty dollars. Ladies should take
warning, and be very careful with their
money whilst marketing. No arrests made.
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DAGs, BAGS, BAGS.-4O,OO0 GRAIN
ID BAGS for sale-from the cheapest shipping
10 The heaviest English linen-hand-made, double
stitched sold on account of manufacturers. Also
for rent any quantity on terms laid down by Cham
her of Commerce. We buy WOOL OF all grades
and quantity for cash; sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
THEIR Betting on commission at manufactu-
rers prices; and keep constantly on hand full as
sortment OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS..
WINSTON & POWERS, u.
iyA corner Cary and Fourteenth streets.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

MINERAL WATERS from the following
lfl celebrated Springs
- GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
49,. ALLEGHANY,
HEALING.
CONGRESS.
HIGH ROCK. SARATOGA,
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished on application.
Fresh supplies constantly receiving by
..... ''.. PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
sel2 Agents Virginia Springs Water.
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20 BARRELS SMITHFIELD CIDER
Nv VINEGAR, 10 close consignment, for sale
ny 27l ARMIsTEAD Il CARY.
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THE CITY Council meets this afternoon,
and it is hoped measures will be at once
adopted to put our streets in good order be-
fore the inclement season comes on to inter-
rupt the work. We know that in the pres
ent condition of the city treasury very
large amount cannot be appropriated to this
object, but enough can be spared, with the
judicious use of the chain-gang, to greatly
improve our thoroughfares. Arrangements
should be made, too, for the supply of fuel
fr our poor the coming winter. Contracts
can be made now at lower rates than at o
later neriod.
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Fr.Of-R

Virginia country is quoted to-day by the dray,
load Supcrin". $40. 2560Slo.5O: extra, Sll ESQ
4Il.5o: family Sl2 5OGD$I27 rs Market inactive and
irregular, and accordingly the quotations above
given are not strictly adhered to.
Butter IS quoted to-day Good to prime Virginia
aNN35c. Eggs. 2O6l22c. Lard. Virginia. l96Q2oc.
Bacon, country hog-round, l7,@lsc. Market bare.
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PICHMoND CoLLEGE-PREPARA-

DICHMOND COLLEGE-PREPARA
III TORY SCHOOL.-This department OF the
College is now fully organized under the following
Tqttor.-H. A. STROBE, graduate OF the Uni;
vers,ty Of Virginia In Latin and Mathematics, and
medalli st in Mathematics.
Assistants.- .-E. CARRINGTON CABELL and
LEWIS T. GWATHMEY.
The school, intended for boys not sufficiently adj
yanced for college classes, Will be under the i'm
mediate supervision Of the professors. who will
from time to time examine the classes The course
OF Instruction will embrace the usual English
branches, Mathematics and Latin, and Will be
comprehensive and thorough.
TERMS Sixty dollars per session payable half
on October lst and half on the 18th February fol-
lowing.
For catalogues, with fuller Information, ad-
dress the President lock box ~.
au 1l-Tu. Th SStOct1
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METHODIST DISTRICT CoNFERENCE.-We
learn from the clerk of the Conference re-
Gently held at Louisa Courthouse, which
embraces the counties of Nelson, Albemarle,
Orange, Madison, Greene, Louisa, Gooch-
land, Fluvanna, and Hanover, that there
are within its bounds IA pastoral charges,
S5 churches, 5000 members, parsonages,
1926 Sunday-schoo scholars, and that the
value of church property is about 100000.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SCHOOL-BOOKS AT RETAIL
~ AND WHOLESALE.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
No. 1920 MAIN STR K ET,
offer on the best terms LAW, MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS STATIONERY. and u full assortment OF
NEW BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS
besides many thousand SECONDHAND COf1so
at about half-price.
ALMANACS FOR 1859 SCI
N0OD READING FOR LITTLE MO
" NEY.-J WALL TURNER, Sewsdealer,
lli Main street. has great quantities Of back num-
hers Of all the Magazines, Newspapers &c, &c,
which he offers al low prices. Also, PAPER NJ,
lELS, little damaged, Ut half price. a Iu!i
line Of BOOKS NOVELS STATIONERY. &c.
PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBUMS. and FANCY AK
1lCLES. j. WALL TURNER,
Bookseller and Ncwsdealcr.
Aep llI Main street. Richmond, Va.
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AT MEADE s. BAKERS APOTHE-
n CARY STORE may be found all the rare
and valuable
American and European PHARMACEUTICAL
ard CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS,
The best and latest improved TRUSSES SUP
PoRTERS, and APPLIANCES; ss
Genuine LUBIN'S EXTRACTS,
FARINA COLOGNES,
POMADES, SOAPS,
FINE TOILETTE REQUISITES,
APPARATUS FOR CLUB FEET and ether
deform!tes furnished to order AT New York prices.
MEADE Il BAKER. Pharrlaceutists,
sls Main street, nearly opposite post-orsce,
SO IL Richmond Va
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DICKLING VINEGAR, &c.

A CARD.--In order to protect the popu-
~ lar reputation Of our CELEBRATED ROSE
WHiShEl, and TO prevent deception being
prac'iced on our customers, hereafter, for their
guidance aud protection, the genuine article SOLD
by our authorized agents Messrs. =. G. TAEpY q
Co.. viii have this card placed on the head Of each
barrel. We trust by this means 10 preserve the re-
putation OF our brand, and TO guarantee dealers
N'' BOYLE, MILLER q CO.,
utstillera.
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We are now prepared to I'LL orders at wholesale
only for the above celebrated HhlShEf, ana
have just withdrawn from bona SeSehts-nfe oar
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